Results In Video: This [Exotic] Mix Grew My 4C Hair Fast & Thicker: No Added Hair -- Proof In Video
- Posted on 19 July, 2022
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- By Anonymous
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How many of you want long, healthy hair? Oh you think you can have it well, you can it's attainable, don't let anyone else tell you otherwise, i'm feeling myself welcome to the 4c glow up episode. 1 4c hair doesn't grow. Forcey hair is ugly yeah, okay, conceited. Never that obsessed with my 4c hair, okay, yeah i'll, show you my rice, water, routine, my stretching routine, what i eat to get my natural hair longer and thicker, a quick oil braid out and then i'm going to catch a flight to my hometown, and i am Going to wake up in my childhood bedroom and i'm going to show you how my wonderful mother styled my hair for a night out and finally, i'm going to address it. I'M going to talk about the evil things. People say to foresee girls to shame them and make them think that their hair can't grow or is worthless. Another crazy thing that i've heard is that horsy hair is just meant to be short and broken. What i make videos for the girls that were convinced that their forcey hair was ugly, i'm confident in my 4c hair in all states and i'm unapologetic about it. You see. The first thing i mastered is the art of deep conditioning. So this is one of my favorite deep conditioning treatments i like to get a very nourishing deep, conditioner mix it with some aloe vera and a penetrating oil, and then i mix it all up. And then i go ahead and i apply it to my hair and for some more slip i'll often go over it with a regular conditioner, and today i wanted to try out a new product. So i'm trying out this garnier sleek and shine and i'm gon na. Let you all know how i like it. I did go to target to get this. I absolutely love going into target and trying out new hair products. I still love all the previous ones that i've used before, but i am an influencer, so i do like to review new products for you all. Once i learned how to properly deep condition. My hair, i found that shampoos were no longer stripping and i didn't get a lot of breakage anymore, so this might sound a little bit crazy, but tell me what the hell i feel entitled to long natural hair. I deserve it. It'S mine and don't misconstrue. My words when i say this: i'm not saying that people who don't have long natural hair and want it don't deserve it, but i'm saying that i personally truly feel that i deserve it and when i feel so strongly about deserving something i manifest it. You see when you're comfortable with everything about yourself. I mean truly comfortable the bad and the good to the point where the bad feels good manifesting is easy. So i went to whole foods because i've been looking for this black rice everywhere and finally, i called whole foods and they have it. I was so excited to find it because i really wanted to do this treatment with black rice, and this time i decided to add some rosemary to it. So i got that and i headed back to my place so initially i wanted to do rice, water treatments when i got back to my apartment, but i ended up just being tired for the next couple of days. So i've been applying paul mitchell, skinny serum as well as hair growth, oils to my scalp and just maintaining this blowout look and ultimately i ended up doing a cute oil braid out on my natural hair. So next you are going to see me doing the rice, water treatment after i get off the plane. Okay, so you guys are going to think i'm a little bit extreme, but i literally fly home like twice a month, and let me tell you why i love my community that i come from and i am very grateful for my upbringing. I never ever want to come across as being ungrateful, but unfortunately i didn't grow up in an area where there was a lot of diversity. So i moved, but i still love it here and i love visiting my family sending love to all the other black girls who grew up being the only black girl in the classroom. You'Re, not alone. I promise so here i'm going to show you all how i make my updated version of the black rice water. I wish i would have known this version earlier, because it is definitely more effective when you see the later clips you're going to see that i'm using an older version, which is not as potent so as you saw. I started off with two bags of black rice and then i add a pitcher of water and i kind of just mush it all together to get all the nutrients out of the rice, and you really want to do a very thorough job of this. So what you're going to do is just see me going in and mushing it in between my fingers and releasing it back into the water. Next, you are going to see me adding a mixture of essential oils. These are the essential oils that i prefer to use because they are proven scientifically to help grow your hair out and then, after i add those oils, i'm going to add a penetrating oil. The oil that i like to use is grapeseed oil and then i'm going to add some fresh rosemary. This, of course, is optional and of course, i scoop some out to save for later, because i don't want to waste all this water and have to make it again - and here you see me doing the older version that i used to do, and i just wanted To show you all this, because i just want you all to learn from my mistakes. I wasn't using the right rice, water back then, so it wasn't as potent as the one that i'm making now all right. So on to the hair braiding process, i sat down in the chair and, as per usual, i kind of just asked my mom to do whatever she felt like doing so. I had no idea what style she was going to do and she told me that she was going to do a style that she always liked to do when she was living in nigeria. So i was so excited to see what it would look like. I was extremely curious and i kept on feeling the braiding pattern and when i saw the end result, i absolutely loved it. It is absolutely gorgeous. I love this look and i haven't done cornrows in so long and i think i'm going to start doing them. Some more, i just feel like they really fit me, but i'm extremely tender headed so we'll see hello. So in this video, i also want to talk to you all about things that people say to foresee girls in order to discourage them from trying to grow their natural hair, long, thick and healthy. And i just wanted to make this video, because when i started to grow my hair out a lot of people said these discouraging things to me, but i really had to learn to just block them out and i just want to help anyone else who may encounter These type of negative things that people say you need to realize that what they say is not fact you create your own destiny, you determine where your journey is going, so don't let other people say negative things to throw you off or discourage you. One thing that you're going to hear a lot of people tell you, especially as someone with forcey hair. That'S trying to grow it out. Long, thick and healthy. A lot of people are going to tell you it's just genetics, you can't do it. It'S genetics and one thing that i want to, let you know is yes, it is genetic, but did you know, regardless of your race? Most people and most people being like 98, are capable of growing their hair to bra, strap length or longer, so the chances that you're in that small two percent is very, very slim, and this is regardless of a race. Just like height is genetic. Most people are capable of growing above three feet tall when people say it's: genetic yeah, it's genetic and most people in the world are genetically capable of growing long, healthy hair, and one thing you'll notice is that they won't bring up genetics until they see somebody who Has 4c hair or 4b hair, and sometimes even 4a, hair that is attempting to grow their hair long and healthy. Then, all of a sudden, they want to say negative things like. Oh, my god, it's genetics, you can't do it and it's like get out of my face. Do you know how many people told me that i would wouldn't be able to grow my hair long and healthy? Do you know how many people told me, because i'm nigerian that i wouldn't be able to grow my hair long and healthy, like there are so many people that said negative things to me? You just have to block it out and if you listen to those negative people and you let them get in your head, you're literally only hurting yourself. Why allow people to put negative things in your head? You are capable of what you believe you are capable of and if you don't believe, you're capable of growing long, healthy hair, then guess what the universe is going to keep breaking it off for you and putting obstacles in your way that you make it nearly impossible For you to grow your hair out, because you're going to be breaking it off somehow another thing a lot of people will try to do is shame you for wanting long, thick, healthy hair. There are so many tribes within the continent of africa where people grow their hair out long, thick and healthy. So don't let anyone shame you from wanting to grow your hair out long and healthy people have literally tried to shame me for wanting to take care of my hair, like just let that sink in like, and it's really it's really ironic the same people will shame You for wearing hair weaves extensions, wigs whatever, but as soon as you start to grow your hair out, then they shame you from wanting to have healthy hair. So, at the end of the day, just do what you want to do with your hair, because people are going to say negative things about it, either way. The one thing that i noticed that a lot of people do that don't take care of their hair or they don't know how to take care of their hair or they feel like their hair, is not capable of growing to a healthy length. What they'll do is say things like. Oh, i can't believe you're still trying to prove that your hair can grow long. That'S sad! That'S sad that you're trying to prove that your hair can grow long, and it's really just like ironic, because you spend so much time so many people say like oh yeah, you can never grow your hair long and then, when you do grow it long, then they Say, oh, my god, who are you trying to prove it to at the end of the day? There'S nothing wrong with being proud of your achievements, and it's growing your hair. Long and healthy is something that you are proud of. It'S something that you've achieved, something that you want to show the world. Don'T let anyone shame you for being proud of your achievements. You are allowed to feel good about yourself. You are allowed to chase your goals, no matter what your goals are. Another crazy thing that i've heard is that horsey hair is just meant to be short and broken. What like people, people literally say these things and i'm just like as soon as a forcey girl gets long, thick and healthy hair. A lot of people are always rushing to disqualify her from the 4c category because they need. I don't know what it is, but it feels like a lot of people need 4c hair to be deemed as ugly or dry or broken when it doesn't fit into that category. It makes a lot of people upset and it messes with the image that has been put into their mind by society, and the only way for them to find peace of mind is to exclude that person from the 4c category so that they can feel superior to 4C hair. So now i'm going to show you all this style that i love to make i'm not going to lie. I'M not the type of person who only eats salads, but when i do eat salads i like to make sure that they are packed with biotin omega-3s and protein. So i like to have some eggs in my salad, some avocado and definitely some quinoa, and i also replace the eggs with chicken at times, but you can do whatever you prefer and i add my seasoning and some oil and oh my god, looks so amazing. Thank you all so much for watching bye and if you haven't already check out my previous video bye,
Comments
Yinka Naturalista: Do you all like these vlog-style natural hair videos? Do you want me to continue this "4C Hair Glow-Up" series? Let me know!
Daughter of the Lord, God Almighty: I love these vlog style videos! Your hair looks gorgeous as always! I agree that a lot of people need to believe that 4c hair is short and ugly in order to feel superior because deep down they feel insecure and need someone to look down on. But I’m glad so many of us are learning to rise above the negative stereotypes and lies about our hair❤️ also I was the only black girl in my class too
Ebizzill: I noticed that when people return to their roots (healthy upbringing) they're more likely to be at peace with themselves and are more grounded, are glowed up and make good decisions in life.... so imagine doing it twice a month.
Fruits are life: You are litteraly the queen of natural hair empowerment ✨✨✨
Fine Natural Hair ROCKS: This video was EVERYTHING that I needed to see and hear right now! Thank you so much for being unapologetically you! I love that you've been able to grow long and strong 4c natural hair. It's absolutely gorgeous btw!! I also really love your pep talk about 4c hair towards the end of the video. It is so needed and very much appreciated!!!
Julie Sampson: You, my beauty should have a podcast, a television talk show, your own magazine, billboards...you are a beautiful light in the darkness of 4C natural hair growth. You are a role model, a beacon of hope, a guru, a teacher, a fellow black goddess! Keep shining little empress, keep shining
Tyreek: I’m a boy and I have 4c Hair I always deal with shrinkage really bad!! I’m eternally grateful that I found your content thank you !!!
SELF-CARE MODEL ATL: I HAD TO STOP & PAUSE THIS VIDEO. SIS YOU PUT YOUR SOUL INTO THIS. THIS IS THE CONTENT I NEEDED WHEN I WAS YOUNGER. THANK YOU. ALSO, BLACK RICE IS SO YUMMY AS WELL. YOU ARE THE ONE WHO PUT ME ON THE PINK HERBAL ESSENCES CONDITIONER ❤️.
Vivian Kokunda: Thank you for this video, I had the same experience, people were telling me discouraging statements and shaming me...I'm Ugandan but lived in UK pretty much all my life. Now my hair is 20" long, and those same people have converted hahaaaI'm proud of you and I, literally I was set out to change these ridiculous narratives/beliefs, it just didnt make sense to me and I didnt believe they deserved a place in my life or anyones...our future kiddies/new generation will be glowing like us and confidend in their natural beauty. Also, I actually like my hair in whichever state, either when it's thirsty and when its hydrated. Have a great day lady
Graciously Blessed: Thank you, Beautiful. You are so encouraging with promoting confidence, and your words are truly empowering. I recall you sharing the story of a college classmate who went out of her way to embarass you, when you trusted her, with your hair. If only she could you see your hair now! - May you continue to prosper on your channel, and may you and your hair continue to flourish in beauty. I appreciate you.
Carmen Bailey: Your hair is gorgeous keep up the great work
Dale Underdue: Hi . Your video popped up randomly and I'm sooo glad that it did! You are magnificent inside and out. Your self-love shows and it GLOWS ☀️. I truly appreciate your knowledge, dedication and wisdom about your 4C hair and teaching us gals how to properly and LOVINGLY care for OUR hair. I'm a new subbie also!!! God Bless you, your family and your very wonderful channel !!!
Hibiscus7: Baby sister grow your hair as long as you want your hair is pretty I’m trying to grow my hair hair and get it healthy one ingredient I can’t use is rosemary but it’s okay keep showing the ladies who want to go on the long hair journey ❤️☮️
Kelli B: Hi Yinka, this is my first time visiting your channel and imagine my surprise finding someone just like me who was the only African American in the entire class! Well actually I was the only African American in my entire junior high! Thank you for your positive thoughts and energy!!! You shared such good information!
MEJEL- Belonged of Yeshaya Yeshuma: Okay my beautiful West African sister my mom is Cameroonian but of course I love my Nigerian brethren! I knew that beauty was from the West Coast! Not that I'm biased or anything lol. What you speak on concerning your experiences centered around your hair growing up resonates SO MUCH FOR US BLACK GIRLS AND WOMEN! Ahayah (God) bless you for all your work. I love seeing more of my sisters being beautiful, flourishing, and restoring what was lost to us in a society that kept us down for so long.
Giggles: One of the best videos I have seen. Thank you Yinka for addressing these negative genetics comments!! They only do this to kinky hair textures. They believe only straight or looser curled hair can grow long. WRONG!! Beautiful kinky 4C hair can grow long and it is capable! Don't believe those ignorant people who just want to bring you down. Keep going and be proud to show that long hair off!
Bettye Boop: I love your hair. Ever since I started using henna my hair has grown a lot and gotten thick again. Thanks so much for your suggestions and words of encouragement.
Day’s Way: what do you do after you’ve made the mixture ? do you just let it soak ? and if so for how long ?
Susan Wariboko: Yinka, please do continue with the good work. I just get really euphoric each time i watch your video. Sometimes i just wish it’s up to 15 minutes.
iExcelle: ❣Keep being great sis! Your positivity will take you soooo far in life! God bless
Warrior Princess: Yinka your hair is simply gorgeous! You have a very beautiful type of 4C hair, The most healthy 4C natural hair i have ever seen on YouTube. Don't mind about the naysayers, they are just jealous by the fact that you have been able to grow very long , bouncy and healthy hair. Keep going coz you are an inspiration to us. I love you
Heather Jones: I have the same type of hair as my brother girlfriend and every time she sees me she says me and your sister hair is difficult she knows and I said “ Well maybe for you but it’s easy to me you just got to learn how to do your own hair.” And she wears wigs and wigs and she spends over $100 every month just to wear the hair for a week like tf and my hair is super thick and has really cute curls I don’t go by 4c I just say really thick hair
SSD: Thank you!! I have 4C hair..most of my friends have fine hair and they have a lot of grey and we are only in our early 30s so there is something about 4C hair that doesn't gray as fast. I have not one gray hair...but my friends have so much. They always ask why don't I have gray hair yet. I told them probably because my hair is thicker with super coils.
Tori H: Hi!! Thank you so much for these videos. They’re so encouraging! I was wondering how long do you keep the rice water and how do you store it?
Lady Adderley: I love this video... Keep these coming more people with 4c hair needs to hear this...
Gladys Gathogo: Girl I have been waiting for your video. Your mother is so sweet. You make me confident with my hair. Thank you
Joy Stevens: I don’t have 4c hair but I want it! It’s so juicy and wonderful!!
Soraia Hus: You’re absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing
Abigael Kinda: Hello Yinka?do you incorporate hair vitamins in your routine?if so which regimen and frequency plus duration. I really admire your hair
Ms Ace: You are so beautiful and so positive. Seriously listening to all that you've said my own hair may have grown an inch. Positivity is sooooooo healthy. I am going to watch this video again. Ha Ha Ha Dang! Sometimes people can say some stupid things.
princessdyn: Such a cute braided style
Reina Africana: I’m so happy to see you, Yinka Naturalista❤Welcome back!
Venae the Artist: I lit up when I saw your post. You are awesome Sis!! And everything you said is on point.
O. Fatima: What brand is best for 4c hair for folks who are too lazy for a diy?
Gurlllll: I have 4a hair and it’s 22+ inches I’ve been told I’m probably mixed my hair isn’t real I’m full of my self and my hair like people can I Love my hair without you immediately thinking I think I’m better than everyone else
WhomGivesMeʟɨʄє: I never rushed to a video so fast! Missed you!! ❤
Ashley Davis: How often do you wash/condition/cut split ends?
den slaton: Absolutely gorgeous. I love doing my rice water rinse with black rice
Tamara Manley: Why do I always get a sixth sense about when you're going to upload? I'm in need of your content
Olivia Bulanda: Hey Love, just stumbled upon your video and I am so thankful for it. I was the only black girl in my class too and your video is giving me some Information, I will be trying next. New sub here ✌️
Blessing OAA: I just love videos with a lot of details
Beach Lover: Yess girl I too feel entitled to long natural here that I deserve
Nuggy Gillard: That would be too much protein for my low porosity hair. Your hair likes this method and is thriving ✨️
Aa E: Girl, this is the second time I have asked you about these outfits. We want to look cute like you too! #lethave
Ro Rober.: Beautiful hair. But whether ones hair is long, short, thick or fine LOVE YOURSELF ❣
alliceB60: 4C hair is Beautiful!!!!
Psalms119: God bless you!!! You are so positive and an inspiration I pray for all women and girls that have 4c hair have long hair past there tail bone. In Jesus name Amen
Sapphire Relaxed Hair: Thank you sooooooooooo much for sharing this video and the message ❤️ God Bless you
Helen A.: Hi Yinka, I’m a new subscriber. I’m glad I came across your channel ❤️
Christian Welch: As someone who grew up in a place where the black population is less than 3.5%, up until I left for grad school I was the ONLY black girl. I remember being a junior in high school and a Hispanic girl told me to my face flat out “Christian I though black peoples hair don’t grow”. I was so caught off guard I didn’t know how to respond so I mentioned the name of a senior black girl from the south with long hair. I wish she could see my long ass hair tuh day!
Christy Hegwood: Girl!!! I needed to hear that!!!
shaydeejai: Thank you for your videos!!
Marksdevil: Can you do a tutorial on that style at 3:05? I was curious what type of braids you did.
Hamidu Mohammed: I just love Ur videos. Contents are motivating
web nerd: I love how you Stan 4C girls and women . It’s giving main character energy ✨
T Fleming: Deep condition before or after rice water treatment?
Amanda: Question do you deep condition before you shampoo?
Mochajinn Gin: Can you use ground cloves??
Sekhmet Wind Goddess: Loved it
Fatoumata Kaira: I Wanna Get My Extra Long Hair Products With All Of My Hair Growth Mixture Formula For My Hair
vivian muka: How long did it take to grow your hair
Brianna' SVH: I love your voice ❤ it reminds me of something I used to watch growing up. Can't put my finger on it. But I'm loving this video.
Pearl Elias: I love ur confident thank you so much.
Tann Smith: Hi! Where did you get your black rice, oils and does it matter? How much of each oil and carrier oil did you use? Thx for this!
Jazz HiClass: Not sure if I missed it but how do you use the rice water? You didn't show that or let us know how often you use it or leave it in. More details please?
Fredah Wiwu: 4c girl here ... add fenugreek to your regimen it has my curls popping though it dries it out so i mix it up with some egg avocado ....
KLD: Could you do a video on the remedy you used to grow back your edges
Naturally curly mama: Your hair is so beautiful
Ashley Davis: How long do you soak the rice in the water?
Belmont 216: Love that gigantic bowl
LaRoya H. Muhammad: Do you sell your hair growing products?
Jessica M: You're beautiful. My hair is also 4c low indesity do you think it wil grow long? Do you cut your dead ends?
Elle Bella2011: Check, check, and check. My question is, why do these people sit around thinking of negative things to say to others. That takes energy. My spirit refuses to take that road. I can not accept that for myself. Oh!!! They sit around thinking about you. That says a lot.
Eva Rivera: I Love 4c hair, my hair is 2a, and I want it long..
Tashana Lang: Yessssssss your bring us back to our roots
L'Nya Williamsmoorell: A better world is near (Gen 1:27-30; Isaiah 65:17-25; Psalms 37:10,11,29; Matt 24:3,14,42,44;Rev 21:3-5)
alliceB60: Your Beautiful inside and out
Shannon G: I was JUST watching one of your videos earlier today!
Sarah B: I love your velvet green outfit. Where is it from?
Hassante Sanders: Does this also work for Locs??? will it cause the seeds to get trapped anywhere lol? My hair is 4C as well
Cassie Brunson: I have the slightest clue of who would say such negative things about you or your growing your hair, please remove yourself from that jealously hatred energy.
BD Cosmetologie: Verry nice thank you very much
Sapphy R: Do you trim your hair or dust your ends? If so how often? Not just your hair is healthy but your ends too! My ends are a problem for me lol
NH: Was the rice rinsed before placing in that bowl?
Aïcha Ouedraogo: ❤️
Ika Idol: Your hair
Mika: Where’d you get the honey dress from?
Humble Butterfly: ❤️
sandra papaly: I think that there is a part of genetic in voluminous and long hair. My hair can grow but they will Nevers be voluminous as yours unfortunately
It's Simply Aurora: I love the video. Can you please do a blowout video on how many times you should do it for your hair to stay healthy and some blowout hairstyles? Like the one in the video, you did when you were talking about what people say to bring you down about your hair.
Brown Skinmelanine: I need too know how too do my hair and so it can be so natural
99j: You're back!
Miracle Sherrod: what method works best and quicker im a little bit impatient
Brown Skinmelanine: I don’t know what kind of hair I got but it’s think when I leave it natural Omg it so thivk like it’s so thick
Shehinah Wilson: I've never tried black rice water
Beach Lover: Usually it's those lightskin 3 C women hating on our hair
Alicia Daley: Hi,I love your videos..your are beautiful..Where do you buy black rise...?thanks keep up with the good job...blessing..
Deidre Goodman: What kind of oil you use
Sasha Jimenez: I like you!!!!
Nicole Blake: The truth is, the ppl who say negative things like that are BLACK PEOPLE and more specifically BLACK WOMEN. that's the harsh truth no one wants to admit that