Hairdresser Reacts To Chaotic Home Relaxer Videos

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[diannajohnson-ward]

I will always love and respect Brad for how he speaks on Black hair. He never claims to be an expert but you can tell he does his due diligence and respects Blackk women and stylist.

[SWTSPARKL]

Lol it was fun watching myself on your channel Brad. Thanks for the repost. Feel free to swing by my channel to see what my hair currently looks like one year later. (Btw, i was not heating the neutralizer with the cap, i was deep conditioning). Much love 🩷🩷🩷🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾

[rachaelrae]

I swear I can smell the relaxer through the screen and my scalp is tingling 😂

[zanweed]

As a black man I really appreciate your videos and the way you talk about hair regardless of person. Your videos are always very informative and educational and I just wanted to say thank you

[bbrianaistree]

“It will snap, fall to the floor, and die.” = me with every inconvenience

[iridescenties]

i love how Brad's aesthetic changed. he looks so mature now and professional ♥

[Fidunks]

Brad's set-up and outfit makes me think I died and ended up in a high-end dentist office in heaven

[LisaLee__]

Brad, not only the changing the curl pattern. Us black and dpanish girls grew up with relaxer in our hair and ruining our hair for our whole lives until we did a big chop. This is the biggest reason why its so emotional for them but also us watching.
I had long beautiful hair that my mama ruined and made break off around age 10. Im 35 now with healthy untouched healthy hair and a daughter who grew up with proud mixed afro curls, never ever straightening. But man what a journey, this is the story for so so so many

[designbylake]

I really appreciate brad taking time to mention that stigma in the black community/natural hair community! And that he just said “black” and not “coloured” 😩👍🏽❤

[jasminetaylortv]

Thank you for praising us black women, per usual! I love all of your videos but every time you do a video on black women’s hair, you look so intrigued, I love it !

[TaushaTW]

I haven’t relaxed my hair in over 20 years. I am much happier.

[McQueen]

I stopped getting relaxers 2015, I got tired of scalp burns and dry scalp. When I went natural, I felt free and my scalp was way healthier. I'm glad I went natural!

[ariellehickman]

Female POC here! Thank you for mentioning the relaxer/natural hair discourse in the video. The conversation gets a little more complicated when you see how the chemicals in relaxers are starting to affect black women as well (they’re starting to link certain cancers to relaxers). It’s also worth mentioning that there are only 23 states in the U.S. that have laws preventing hair discrimination, so many employers require “professional” hairstyles in the workplaces (straight hair, no braids, no locs) and you can be fired for not abiding. If you haven’t seen it yet, I highly recommend watching the Good Hair documentary by Chris Rock. A little older but a lot of good perspectives and information included! Thank you for always looking to educate others and yourself! 🫶🏽

[Chocolatebuttacupoet]

A tip from a stylist: Please know that a relaxer is to relax the curl in the hair. It isn’t to get the hair completely straight. If you are going to use thermal tools in the hair, they will help in getting the hair straight as we seen in the video. So it is okay that the product did not get the hair completely straight. But you do want an even application and processing time.

[watchuwant]

I always thought brad was handsome but the minor changes he has made has made him look like a freakin supermodel! Great content as always man

[jadoei]

I've always dipped in and out of Brad's channel, this is my first video in a while and i have to say I'm really impressed with his knowledge on relaxers and black hair in general.
At the same time, he's very open about how much he still doesn't know.
Great job Brad🤗

[Court.M]

The stigma around relaxing is real, but also the chemicals are really dangerous. Even Brad expresses concern by saying it reminds him of acid. I do agree that it is your life and your hair so do whatever your heart desires!

There’s a lawsuit going around right now saying relaxers have been related to causing uterine cancers. . . Do your own research on that one though.

[nickiclark]

Every wash day I debate on going back to the creamy crack lol. There is just something about a fresh relaxer but alas I refrain. These ladies did a great job!

[gypsysoul]

I've been watching you for years. And You've really educated yourself on natural hair and I LOVE how you appreciate the beauty of black hair. We love you Brad!!

[lbgr]

In high school I had a stylist relax and bleach my hair in one day. Within a week it all fell out. Haven’t colored or relaxed my hair since. I have THICK beautiful, curly hair but I can’t say that I don’t miss color from time to time.

Also Brad, I adore you. Thanks for always lifting Black women up in your videos!