Seborrheic Dermatitis Sew In Weave Education And Hair Tips
- Posted on 24 January, 2018
- Sew-In Hair Extensions
- By Anonymous
Seborrheic Dermatitis can cause deep self esteem issues and can sometimes isolate a person from the outside world. I would love to demonstrate the weave installation of my client and speak a little bit about this inflamed skin disease. Watch as I share a few tips with you about the installation and how to achieve this natural looking, long lasting, and self esteem approved hairstyle.
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Hello, ladies and gentlemen, this is till my chair and welcome back to my channel today. I'M gon na be showing you guys. Another sewing technique and I want to educate you a little bit about seborrheic dermatitis. This is a skin disease that my client is currently experiencing. Well, it is a condition that is similar to cradle cap. It'S where you develop white scaly, flaky patches on your scalp. Sometimes your scalp can be red. A lot of these YouTube videos that I've seen where people are talking about how disgusting someone's hair is under it. So and when they take it out a lot of times yeah, that is neglect from the client, but sometimes it's not sometimes the client can be masking a very embarrassing skin disease that, unfortunately, has no cure. So my client here she developed her dermatitis about six years ago and she said when she first started coming to me. She said she was very self-conscious about coming to other salons. Oh right here. Let me show you real quick. I like to pull these through on the sides by the ears. I know you've seen this before. This is a pulling tool just from Amazon, Google I'll probably have it on my Amazon page, and it keeps the sides right there from you having to add the hair into the the braided hair to create bulk. So now you can just hide those tail pieces underneath. Alright, so she came to me, her daughter referred her because her daughter was in my chair and saw someone that I would service in with scalp conditions. Well, let me tell you that real quick, I love picking. Okay, I like to do pedicures I like to scratch up dandruff. I, like I watched dr. pimple popper like all of that. I loved it. For some reason I don't know the more disgusting the better, but I don't like gore like I can't watch boxing. You know what I'm saying like: I don't want somebody to get just beat up in my face. I can't see that my heart can't take you anyway. Okay, coming back to this, so she came and um. You know we did a scalp analysis and before I service a client that has an issue always having to get them to get a consent form from a dermatologist. I'M not a dermatologist, and you know you can see things often as a stylist and you kind of understand what they are when you see them on-site, but we don't have the legal jurisdiction to. God knows anything, it's actually against the law, for us even treat a scalp condition, so she went to the dermatologist and they came back with the diagnosis of seborrheic dermatitis and it affects the hairline, the nape of the neck, the scalp and some people actually get it Over their whole body dermatitis, I'm sorry, seborrheic dermatitis flares happened most in the cold months when the weather is dry and when it's cold - and it can also be caused by stress so this particular client had started a new job. She was in a management position and it was just getting out of hand. So she came to me, you know let her her wits in and she was kind of stressed out a little depressed about it, and I just gave her a big hug and told her. You know you don't have to worry about anything, so I looked into her scalp and, like I said I like the pic and she had a lot of stuff to pick so I got in there and I started you know removing it from her scalp a lot Of stylists had been shampooing it without actually removing it completely from her scalp. So thanks to the Kirk products pre-clearance system, I was able to practice spray. The pre cleanse on do a thorough, shampoo and conditioner and go back behind it with the scalp soother that prevented some bacterial growth, but understand this, isn't the growth that causes D'Angela? This is a different type of bacteria. Now, if she does have medicine, I can't remember the name of the medicine. I tried to look it up in our emails because she sent me a picture of it, but maybe I'll put it in the description box underneath kind of researched a little bit more. But when we braided up, we spray it between the part lines and that helps them like she said that definitely helps her flare ups and I can tell because when she comes back, I don't have as much to pick now. That'S bittersweet to me, because she's one of my only clients that has this issue, that's that bad! So you know when she's, not when she's not flared up. You know it's kind of like yay, but then I'm like, oh you, know whatever anyway, so this hair, that she has right now attractive hair company. It was already pre curled, and I did some brown thread around some of the sides in the back, because I just I'm not the one that takes the sewing out most of the time. So I don't like to, for other people to kind of get caught up and accidentally cut their hair when they're taking these braids out so right here. I want to make sure that the band around that I'm putting this on isn't close to the hairline well to the braid line, because sometimes, when you braid that band, when you sew that band onto the braid and into the sewing when you've cut it out around The edges it just extinct, eeap's like a little thick piece of the band back there. Okay, so we're gon na start with the classic you. This is going to be pretty fast and we're just gon na build up her night all up into her ears. And again, I use one long piece of thread. I don't cut it when I get to the corners, I just flip the corners over and I keep sewing this reduces shedding and it also prolongs your thread like you get to keep your nut really poor longer or you know you don't waste thread. If I couldn't all the pieces off that when you get to the corner every time, it also helps me with my speed. I don't have to keep stopping so right now, I'm going over the ears finally, and when I get to the corner of flip, that's when I do my over-and-under method took the track underneath the braid right there, I'm going to show you detailed when I get to The top, oh, it might be on another video, but I remember doing something on top showing you what I'm doing. I love this hair honestly, but what I can what I saw that I didn't actually well. If I could find a Fault in the hair, I could say that it had true weight, which means that there wasn't any like really short pieces within the bundles. All of them stopped pretty much at the 12 inch that she bought. So I didn't have like a lot of little beanie pieces in and those little pieces sometimes come in handy to a stylist because they create movement and they create body. So, with all of this hair being the same length, it just weighed it down and had him looking really really heavy. So that's a good thing that his hair was absolutely amazing and had a lot of long pieces in it as opposed to more short pieces in it. But when I get through sewing it up, I'm gon na go in and use my cut products, texturizing shear and I'm gon na texturize the crap out of this hair to remove some of that book. Alright, so I'm just building up the sides now and I'm turning the to the ends up toward the face. When I get to the front, I don't over direct them too much. I just kind of keep them. Maybe I'll go like an happen above the previous track and then I'll come back. So when she flips the hair back, it's not over directed too much. You know she can still clip it back. I put a braid right there and you won't see a hump at all, so now I'm getting to the top, and this is looking like one of the lab, the second to last braid. So on the the last braid I like the sole on the same braid. Twice so also underneath the braid in the end, when I'm getting ready to close it off closer to the part line in the leave out, also on top of the braid. That way, I'm not putting two tracks on together, which is going to create a little bulky situation. It lays a lot flatter and you absolutely do not see the braid at all. So this is what I mean. I'M gon na go ahead and sew underneath the braid and a video, and I thought she would have kind of cleared this image up, but she didn't really know how to work the camera. So I guess that's my fault, so I'm getting here and I'm about to flip, but when I flip this is what I like to do. Take a razor blade and since the tracks are double width, they take one of those website. You know it lays so much flatter. I feel like open myself, but it legs a lot flatter, and you can't see this and you can't see the lump now. I probably should have brought it in to the other trick a little bit more, but you won't be able to see it, and so now I'm sewing on top on the other side of the brain, and this is what I mean when I say it like super Flat, you get double coverage on that one braid and you don't have to worry about it. Lumping humping or bulking up now, some styles. They do want that hump right there. They want their bang to go up and then down and I'll put maybe three tricks right. There, if I have to well I'll double up like three so to be a total of six in that crown area, but that's what they want. They want that book and you know you got to give your clients what they want. So yeah I'm gon na close this off. Let me get back to my client, so she does have her medicine and she pulls her hair every single week, sometimes twice a week. That'S why she wanted to go with more of the pre curled hair. Now, with this seborrheic dermatitis, it's it's an O, it's actually. How should I say it similar to overactive sebaceous oil glands. You know your hair, your scalp secretes oil. Naturally, that's what it does and that's how you keep your scalp and your hair lubricated. But sometimes you can have a situation where you can have where it over secretes and that just builds up on the scalp and after a while it gets hard. A lot of us think we have dandruff dry scalp, but no, some of us have actually overactive sebaceous oil glands and that's why you need to get that checked out my term dermatologist, because I don't want to be treating dandruff. If it's not dangerous. You know those are two different, alright, so I'm in here and I'm gon na thank everybody for watching and just kind of like staying true to being electric subscribe to my channel. I really appreciate buddy take the time out to follow me on all my social media sites. If you can, and if you like this video and you like more videos like this, I kind of describe something - that's actually not really happening in the video. Just let me know that too, or if you don't like it, then I won't do it anymore. So you guys have a great rest of the day and I'll see you soon. Bye, bye,
Comments
Daniela Valencia Galarza: As a dermatitis patient I have to thank you for normalizing the condition and making it not that big of a deal. Mine flares up for the reasons you mentioned and I have it on my scalp, ears face and legs and it sucks so much because people do not understand that it is not a matter of being clean or not. So thank you so much!!!!
TIERRA J : Ok yesss you better teach!!! And wow thank you for that pull through technique on the side braids. I have never seen that before, genius!
Lauren Samuels: Knowledgeable, compassionate, and tactful stylist. Two thumbs up.
franny pie.: it's actually a yeast infection! we all have the yeast on our bodies but when there is too much it causes these flareups. so good to see people knowledgeable and understanding about issues like these :)
Autumn Anderson: My daughter and I deal with this. I love that you target and care for clients who are dealing with this. A lot of stylist run from it. Go you!!!!
cynthia reynolds: I have Seborrheic Dermatitis but the worst I ever have is when I'm stressed & my scalp gets red. But I have it on my face, chest & neck. It only affects certain parts of the body. It's caused by a fungus. I just use Head & Shoulders. But you're doing a fantastic job on your client.
Mellisa Gayle: I was recently diagnosed with SD and watching this video maked me wish I had a hairdresser like you where I live that would help me. I feel so alone dealing with and it's like no one around me understand what I am going through.
EbonyW: That condition runs in my family, my mother and uncle have it the worst. Mine cleared up completely a few months after I went vegan and used more herbs. Great video
Shar G: THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR UNDERSTANDING THAT IT'S NOT DANDRUFF AND THAT YOU DON'T THINK IT'S GROSS. I DEVELOPED SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS AT 36 AND I NEVER WORE WEAVE UNTIL I DEVELOPED THIS SKIN CONDITION, BUT I REALLY APPRECIATE A WEAVE NOW BECAUSE IN THE WINTER MY HAIR DOES HEY REALLY BAD AND I THANK YOU FOR BEING SENSITIVE TO THE CONDITION AND PRODUCING A BEAUTIFUL PRODUCT FOR YOUR CLIENT. WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED?
Blaze: I suffer from seborrheic dermatitis. Thanks for educating and bringing awareness!!
Melissa Fontenot: Beautiful work! I just love the fact that you made this client feel so comfortable regardless of her scalp condition. I believe that I have this condition but never diagnosed.
Alaedra Barham: I don't have scalp issues but I LOVE how you spoke so knowledgeable about this disease and you spoke in a loving manner about your client. You talked as if she were your mom or aunt. I subscribed immediately. God bless you!
EbonyW: You seem so caring and down to earth. You take good care of your clients and it shows in your work. Love watching your videos
Sandra Chapman: Wow! You are amazing! I'm just a white woman with straight hair, but I do have psoriasis and sweets syndrome. It is so hard to treat (for me), so I really admire what you are doing and how you help your clients.
Lundria Moore, BSED, LPN Nurse Educator: Thank you for explaining and kindly educating stylist and home stylist about this type of flaky scalp. Everyone who does black hair needs to watch this. Share share share everyone! She is right
Heidi: Beautiful! I'm amazed at how much it looks like her natural hair. Crazy. I've never watched how hair extensions were done. It's a lot of work! Thank you for your videos!
RacketRoller: I just want to say I think its awesome what you do for your clients, and the way you speak about it, you are so caring. It’s refreshing in todays climate.
Donna Koprek: LOVE your channel. Thank you for displaying the skill and knowledge you have. Some people just need a little help. You are doing a great service by doing such a careful and detailed job!
Conservative Hippie: OMG!!! I love you!! I have Seborrhec dermatitis too. You are passionate, and have such a compassionate spirit!!! Blessings upon blessings to you girl!!!
Lindsey Moss: Great video! I have this condition also! I wish more stylist knew about this and how to service clients with this condition!
D'Marius Allen: I have sebaceous dermatitis. I got it after my deployment and it does the same thing. Sometimes the patches hurt but I have to scratch it off to clean my scalp like it needed to b cleaned. I usually take my sew ins out every 2 weeks cuz my edges are on fire . This video was a big help. I definitely gained my follow today. I look forward to seeing more from u. Thank u.
M. E. Dixon: Thank you for being a stylist who cares about more than money! You are awesome!!!
J.L. Nelson: I have that same issue on my scalp. I've just always warned my stylists ahead of time that when they're cutting just to be careful with the comb around those 3 spots. It just burns a little if I get my hair colored. They turn into 3 big scabs. Very informative video, thank you!
Raise hell Till it's heaven: I'm a stylists and I have the same condition. I had mine from 2012. It comes and goes.
Courtney Schaper: These videos are so satisfying to watch! I think it’s wonderful that you helped her out to figure out how to get healthier hair and a healthier scalp:) I’m sure it is a condition that you’d be very self conscious about so I love that you jumped right in with no judgements!
AliXoXo: I finally found someone with similar “weird” interests.....Girl, you’re talent is amazing.
Penny Layne: Nice to see someone care so much about their clients, even tho it means taking more time with 1 person. :)
C&N Love: You’re a delightful storyteller. Very informative and down to earth. Her hair turned out lovely. ☺️
미셸고든: Enjoyed your professionalism when discussing your client’s scalp condition. You are very kind, caring, and know you’re craft.
Mady Plummer: You have the most beautiful clients and you are so kind and understanding in all your videos! It is so refreshing to see someone who genuinely loves what they do and who cares for those around them! ❤️❤️ You are a true artist!
MissElizLynn: I rarely watch videos with sound (I’m usually watching “picking” videos too). But you are such an amazing professional. I’ve learned so much from watching your videos! I know these clients are lucky to have you!
TheSingingBUn: My brother has this condition. except that he has it all over the body. I can sympathize with her, because I have seen the worst of the worst that Seborrheic Dermatitis could do to a person.
ThatCancer Girl95: I think this is my favorite video from you..you were so thorough in your explanation as to why something needs to be diagnosed by a dermatologist, why you as a stylist cannot diagnose anything yourself and then the way you described the condition itself?! I'm too impressed with you right now! Lol it shows how dedicated you are to HEALTHY hair! Not just making money. You are a jewel in the hair community! Muah!! Much love to you!
IAmMichaelLavelle: Yassss you grew the hell outta her hair!!!! I’ve watched the whole series with this client yassss...... #DoTheWork stylists watch and learn!
Whitney Hayes: I love when you do this clients hair. Ppl seriously need to educate themselves. Your client is beautiful and has a lovely smile. I'm glad she doesn't cover her face anymore. You slayed this install.
Monique Wright: One of the shampoo I was prescribed was Nazirol and the scalp oil is derma smooth. I'm also a retired License Cosmetologist. With that being said, she is corrected our job is to identify scalp issues and refer the patron to a dermatologist.
Gunship: I've never met anyone who's had anything like this done to their hair before so I find your videos very educational and interesting. Thanks for taking the time to film and share with us.
Petria Ruple: I appreciate you for educating some people. Alot of stylist are so judgmental and quick so say harsh things
Cherese: Great info! I have the same issue but it affects my nose and eyebrows as well.
mymysharkable: I have several family members with this issue. I tried medical products but it's expensive and usually once you stop using them the problem comes back. About 10 years ago turned to more natural remedies which have been way more effective. ACV rinse, adding lemongrass and lavender essential oils to shampoo. This has almost completely eliminated the scalp issues in my family. Oh yeah my number one remedy is blackseed oil. Remember your have to be consistent with this in order to remedy the issue. I pray this helps someone.
Camile Janel: Thank you for covering this topic that clients deal and live with. Bless you !
Tricia P: Looks so natural. I have the same problem with my scalp and it’s sad to say that a lot of stylist don’t want to deal with clients like us.
Sheila E: Babygirl, Queen of Hair, you have no idea how many of us with psoriasis need help. You are golden. Step out on faith....you can share and teach other stylist to help us.....we are not leopards!! We simply have immune disease that has no cure. Blessings to You and the Queens you do help❣
I Adore Rina: Thank you so much for this video. I learned a lot especially treating this rare scalp condition and the flip over method using a razor ❤️
knightsaberami01: I love how happy she is and after my Mum's health has just spiraled down, its vital to have a emphatic stylist on board. There were things I wouldn't have thought twice about, but the Doc would come up in consultation. Thank you for being a Professional and a Compassionate Advocate. And please tell your client she is Beautiful. Every. Day. And to NEVER forget that. Thank you. ❤ to you both.
Patricia Watkins: I am so happy to know that we as women have you out there for us! Keep up your wonderful work.
Dante Velasquez: Nice. I have Seborrheic Dermatitis on the top of my scalp and in the crown area. Luckily it isn't too bad when it happens. I find that if I don't take too long to wash my hair ( no more than 3 days for me) it's not a problem, but also using an apple cider vinegar rinse weekly also keeps it at bay.
M J: I have this too and the Head and Shoulders Intensive Treatment with selenium sulfide (dark blue bottle) helps immensely!!! I use it about once a week and it works as well as the prescription shampoo ketoconazole (Nizoral) from my dermatologist. It has a different active ingredient than the regular Head and Shoulders. Hope this helps someone.
T Mia: You really should start an institution and trained other cosmologists how to treat these clients. You are so informed and thorough. I love your vids!
TDM: I have that condition too. The first salon I worked in had a client come in with the worst dermatitis flare up I'd ever seen. The manager discreetly recommended that the client purchase a Nioxin Scalp Recovery (for dandruff and dermatitis) Shampoo and conditioner. I used the product on the client every two weeks and her scalp was 90% better. I was so impressed I purchased the system for myself. It really works wonders my scalp is so clear that I can wear braids again (I had stopped because of my condition).
Beauty InCmajor: Love your love for your clients! ❤️❤️❤️
The Mental Fit Chick: I honestly guys use Aloe Vera plant for my seborrheic dermatitis! It works wonders!!!!! I notice that it helps control it and the more I use it the more I have noticed I don't have it as much and sometimes I won't have it at all!!!
tiana [email protected]: Lovely style& I love how you made the client feel at ease about her scalp condition-and addressed her healthcare needs in a knowledgeable & dignified way!
Shon A: You are an amazing hair stylist. For you to have clients that you make feel comfortable about their condition that's wonderful. You can't find too many of them.
C B: I love how knowledgeable, kind and thoughtful you are. Your clients are so lucky to have you ❤️ ...but PLEASE put a new battery in your smoke alarm! The beeps make me jump every time!
Simple Me: I like that you care for your client, and you've educated yourself. I 'm in SC and I would come to you to get my hair done. I wish I can get a sew in ,but I have to have access to my scalp. ❤❤❤❤ Blessing to you, I pray you continue to be VESY successful.
Christina Moore: absolutely beautiful hair job and style. I love how you really care about your clients and is sensitive to their specific hair care needs. You're patients, attention to details is commendable. God bless your hair ministry!:)
Matthew Vali: YOU ARE TALENTED. SO POSITIVE, CARING, INFORMATIVE YET ENTERTAINING. Geddit gurl
PawPrint Boxers: I watched both parts of this video and was so impressed. Your clients are so lucky to have a stylish like you. I have long had dermatitis issues mostly because I just have dry skin all over. But I have a few problem areas that I have learned to deal with over time. So nice to hear someone calming working a challenging situation out to the mutual benefit of you and your client.
Ang: I love watching you work, your work is perfect. Girl I'm a picker too! Anything... I'll pick/scratch too so I'm loving these scratches, thx
TeaSPoon: Have her use Nizoral (Ketoconazole) shampoo. I've had it for over 7 years and washing my scalp with that shampoo once a week has made it drastically better.
Jessica: Wow, you did an amazing job!! Loved how it turned out
AmazingGirl169: Hi. I think I have the same condition seborrheic dermatitis. I have not been to a dermatologist to officially diagnose it but after researching for over 6 years about scalp conditions and fungus. I do believe this is most likely what I have. I wear a lot of box braids and crochet braids because I don't have time to style my hair as often as I would like to. However, it leads to the dermatitis flaring up around my hairline, behind my ears, sides of my nose, and even my eyebrow since I do not wash my hair as often when I have those extensions in. It's quite embarrassing and I felt quite alone seeing that no one around me had this issue. i am grateful to have found your videos. Currently I have been using apple cider vinegar washes to help ease the dermatitis, but i will go in and see the dermatologist for help. I wish i was closer to you so that i can come in and be your client. Anyways, your videos has helped me know that I am not alone. so Thank you.
Ezselita: Beautiful hair love your talent and how compassionate you are towards your clients especially the ones with the scalp conditions, lord bless you with all you do hello from Sydney Australia XX
AvieMare: Gorgeous as always. And she looked so proud and happy with her hair. Love watching your videos!
Rena Frazier: My daughter has Seborrheic Dermatitis and has have sew, now braids in for many of years, None of the medicine works, weather does play a factor and some foods, I encourage her not to be stress, Now 23 she uses various different products over the counter that seem to keep it at a minimum. She takes Extremely Very good maintanace care of her hair & scalp. When it comes time to take down her hair .. Yes I love to scratch her scalp, massage it , then she would wash it, condition her hair. Her hair is thick and long & natural . The one Most IMPORTANT thing I told her no matter what DO NOT LET ANY BEAUTICIAN RELAX YOUR HAIR.Thank you for your video, most beautician wouldn't even take the time
Melvinnia Fowler: Great Job on the discussion of Seborrheic dermatitis, her hair turned out great!!
Kirsten Womack: I was diagnosed with this condition over a year ago. It gets rough dealing with it and I also have severe eczema so I've always thought it was due to that. But my dermatologist prescribed me Clobetosol Proprienate (I think I spelled it right). I also use DHS shampoo. It works like a charm!
Antisocial Socialite: Her scalp looks great I have scalp issues so I know how it is. You did an amazing job!
Issa: Great videos! I love that you do hair even if the client had a condition. Its awesome
Stephie Steph: I absolutely love your videos! They are entertaining, knowledgeable, and you help people. Amazing!
Jcunninghamdr: It looks so natural! Great job!
Jasmine Dolcine: Thank you for being factual and thorough!
Angela Derby: You are just so Amazing at what you do, and you also explain the process as well. I will keep watching. Have a great night or day, wherever you may be.
The Lexie Wilson - Manifestation Teacher: Wow! You did an amazing job! I have SD too and I honestly avoid most places because of how they make me feel for my hair. So thank you for being so good to her! But I also LOVE how you did her hair! It's so gorgeous! <3
Jayne Sally: Sis we are two in the same i love to pick pop and peel stuff .. im not familiar with weeves or wigs but this is beautiful i would have never know this wasnt her hair. Great job!
DENISE MONTGOMERY: As a white woman, I can really appreciate the difficulty and how time consuming and expensive t is to maintain women of color hair and scalp. You are absolutely brilliant and very talented! Your attention to detail is amazing!!!!❤️❤️❤️
Brenda Williams: Carla I love you videos. I watch everyone that I can. You really give wonderful service to your clients.
Sandy Morris: I love your attitude - upbeat, positive, informative, excellent stylist, and caring person. I wish you could do my hair! Thank you for the videos (I'm a "scratch and peel" person, myself! ) - please keep them coming. Take care, and GOD bless.
Drea Love&Passion: First time watching your channel im a licensed cosmetologist and i fell in love with your information and how you do your sew in im definitely subscribing
Celeste K.: you are absolutely amazing. If we had more intelligent people like you doing hair, it would be awesome.
Hollister Brailsford: You did a great job, not only at doing her hair but at making her feel comfortable.
MsArcher3: Years ago I suffered from seborrheic dermatitis along with psoriasis was able to get it under control and rarely have any flare ups with psoriasis. The shampoo MG217 and clobetasol proprionate helped to get me back on track. It is indeed a very stressful situation, especially when people don’t understand it.
Fyralynn: Holy shit... never realised the effort that goes into getting a weave. Ladies wanting a weave are not fucking around, they really are dedicated to that hair. 0.o
Chanel Noelle: For those asking for meds, Clobetasol or Desonide topically works well. They’re both topical steroids. Some doctors will also give you ketoconazole shampoo.
Jennifer Adams: Im addicted to this chic now. Love love love watching her work.
Lizzie Heyward: Wow! You really like to make your clients feel good. That's a great thing to have
whitesongs73: I wish more hair care stylist around like you
Samantha Davis: such a non judgemental stylist thanks for this video I have this also I were scarfs now its embarrassing but wish I had a caring stylist like u I want to get my hair done like i use too ....
Emma Vansomeren: I have this in my ears too! I clean my ears with a flannel in the morning and by midday there are big flakes, it’s frustrating and embarrassing and looks dirty. I’ll be asking my Dr about the medication your client uses because my poor scalp is driving me nuts. I’m a white girl with quite thick curls, I love and admire black girls hair and I can see it’s a lot of work, but it looks beautiful weaved or natural ❤️ thanks for the great information
mimi102239: This is why I love your channel! So educating!
BLK Girl Manifesting: Been dealing with this for years. Hate going to the shop cause its always uncomfortable
Leah Golden: Listening to you makes me so happy! You are super hilarious and such a sweet lady!
Natural Beauty N Hair: I use Ion’s dandruff shampoo + conditioner for my sebbhoric dermatitis client. We’ve been using it for almost 3 years! His scalp condition said bye bye!!! And he loves to use Jamaican mango & lime braid spray. I also use a really good conditioner even after I washed it with the Ion.
Sarah Catherine: I just found this channel and I love it! The host is just great! Beautiful personality, she’s informative, and really seems empathetic and sweet.
Blackberry2: I really enjoyed how knowledgeable you are when it comes to scalp and hair conditions. I have the same scalp condition but my hair is natural because I had to stop getting relaxers. It looks to me that she has a relaxer. Does she have a relaxer and how did you work that out with her scalp stop? I would like to go back to the relaxers or chemicals but with the condition of my scalp I don't see how I can do that. Could you help me out? Thank you.
Patience McMillian: I have this condition so this info helps when I do my own sew-ins as well as others
CB123: This is what it looked like before! You are a heaven sent stylist!. Her hair grew so much!
bernadette carroll: I'm a stylist and a picker! Lol I can relate. Wonderful job!
AvieMare: Skill does not even describe what you do!!!