Big chop after 30 years of relaxing her hair | transitioning to natural

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[deniseolson]

I am a 70 year old white woman. I have naturally pin straight, baby fine hair. For years, I colored and permed my hair. I was trying to get it to do something that was not "natural" for my hair. Now, I have found a knowledgeable hairdresser who cuts it and shapes it to work what looks good for my individual hair. Finally looks goods! You are so patient and mindful of what your client's needs are. I love watching your videos!

[mitsune_xx]

30 years? Miss mam doesn't look a day over 30 herself, wow just gorgeous how her hair come out. Love it!!

[elisabethbrooke]

This video just came up in my feed. Not sure why it did, but I’m glad it did. This was so educational. I am white and have extremely fine hair, but I’m also a retired public school teacher who had to learn from my students about the complexity of black hair care. I remember one student who came in to first period with her hair covered. I started to send her to the office for a dress code violation. (A stupid school policy I had to follow.) She asked me if she could explain before class started. Once she showed me the burns on her scalp, I realized this wasn’t about her being vain andI sent her to a vice principal who could understand and give her a pass to “wear a hat.” That was such an important lesson for me: Listen to the students and hear their experiences, then form your understanding. PLUS YOUR CLIENT LOOKS AMAZING!

[mollythorpe]

I’m a cosmetologist and I wish I knew how to handle all types of hair. My cosmetology school did not teach us about different hair types. I love learning about EVERYONES hair. Love this. Also very relaxing to watch too!

[erinmalone]

As a foster mom of a young black girl I love the hair info! This ladiy’s curls were beautiful, too, so I hope she rocks it natural sometimes!

[princessmuslimah]

It has been over 10 years since I’ve started my transition journey from over 20years of relaxing my hair to now natural. Ive had 3 big chops because I cut as it grew because I didnt want to be bald. And now my hair is almost all the way down my back. Im so thankful I had courage to do the first snip. Now my hair is the longest it’s ever been. It is SO worth it to just cut it off and let go of whats not good for your hair. Your hair will love you for it

[marionfriedenthal]

Her hair looks stunning. My 25-year-old adoptive son has been growing his hair so that he can have natural dreads. He's always just had it a short razor cut. It has been the bane of my life watching him over the months as he grows it out, but wants to keep it neat, and then just rips a wide tooth comb through it in about two minutes. I literally cringe as I hear him snapping the strands and all I see is bits of hair flying everywhere. But, having watched many videos now on how he should be moisturising and caring for his hair I think I have got through to him that all he is doing is destroying it. He is actually trying to follow some of the tips (picked up from watching hairdressing videos), that I give him now. And I no longer hear hair snapping.

[lucillestoudemire]

From 21 to 55 I have permed, colored my pressed my hair!! It took 11/2 years for all of that to grow out!! I decided to get dreads and love it, at 61 that salt and pepper looks gorgeous on me!!

[km]

Relaxed my hair from the age of 12 to 38. Finally went natural and got all the relaxed ends cut a couple weeks ago and very excited for this natural journey now at the age of 40! It'll take some getting used to but looking forward to healthy natural hair without any chemicals and not having my scalp on fire from those relaxer touch-ups!

[ashleydanielle]

I went back natural 16 years ago and a lot of the information you provided I’ve had to learn on my own over the years, and I must say I have yet to come across another stylist who properly educated their viewers like this. Thank you! It shows how much you care about making your clients happy and maintaining both their hair health and retention/length goals. Your client’s hair came out beautiful.

[Lahse]

This is exactly what my hairdresser did with my hair, I had relaxed it a year, she cut off all the relaxed hair and told me to grow it and take care of curls...and NEVER to relax it again...I love my frizzy curls and haven't touched a straightener in 2 years. Nothing like natural hair 😍 thank you for sharing ❤

[carolgarber]

Hi there. I'm a 76yo white lady and I subscribed to your channel a while back. You do absolutely beautiful hair work. This young lady looks like you took 30yrs off while you were doing your magic. I've learned over the years that if we don't learn from others, we'll never learn at all. Again, beautiful work. Love from Baltimore, take care of yourself.🥰

[Phairun]

As soon as you started the chop, her hair had LIFE!! I love it!

[DC-uxue]

I am a 70 yo white woman and I appreciate so much your talent. I would love to have you work on my hair! But this is the message I want to leave with you, talent is not a gift. One has to educate themselves and learn EVERYTHING they can about their subject of interest. Darling, you show us in multiple ways your talent is exceptional. Well done love!!!!

[Stephanie-lgcm]

🇬🇧65 year old white woman here! I absolutely loved her natural hair after you had cut the relaxed pieces off, the salt and pepper was also beautiful.

[devoram.]

I'm 50yrs old, was raised on a military base in North Carolina. I remember being in locker room with my classmates and being just amazed by all the designs and styles that the black girls could wear. I always asked alot of questions because I was just in awe of how beautiful and versatile their hair could be and told them so. Once some of the girls braided my hair for me and my straight, boring thin hair looked so pretty! Wow, that was in 6grade and I still remember how sweet these girls were and how beautiful I felt. I love watching you work your magic, you are an amazing, beyond talented stylist\artist! Thank you for sharing and thank you ladies for letting us watch. Wishing everyone a joyous Thanksgiving. Blessed be!

[lungilemthethwa]

I stopped straightenung my hair at 23 and went natural, never looked back, this was the best desicion she did for her hair❤

[mobetta]

I can't believe the transformation. Her hairdo at the end is gorgeous! I'm not black, so I don't know about working with that kind of hair, but I love the final result. I especially like the care the hairdresser took to preserve as much length as possible, doing only a "trim" of the last bits of "relaxed" hair.

[givemeahappyending]

I love how YouTube can take me from something like what I was watching, (driving fails in this case) and suddenly plop me on a video I wasn’t expecting but couldn’t scroll away from. That was awesome and her hair is gorgeous!

[SE-gsgd]

Her hair before she straightened it looked so fluffy and full. It would’ve been cool to see how you would’ve styled her curly hair.