Detangling Hair #Shorts

ABChansler: When I was 17 I was in a awful car accident. My head went threw a windshield. Prior to surgery the nurses just wadded all my hair up and stuck it in a hairnet. Blood, glass & all. I have long natural blonde hair. My mom tried her best to detangle it while I was in hospital but no luck. Once I was home my mom drove me to 6 salons & each one turned me away. I had 900 stitches in my face, hair stained red, & looked like an absolute nightmare. I was ready to shave it but salon #7 didn’t turn me away. I cried, the stylist cried. It truly meant everything to me to have some kinda of normalcy after such a traumatic experience. I still have the photo my mom took after my hair was cut. Face looking butchered but hair was straight, glass & tangle free-but still stained. It was a strawberry blonde color for a month. I’ll never forget that stylist ❤

Green Marble: You changed that girl’s whole world and confidence. Right when she was hopeless and was going to just shave it all off. You’re a beautiful person ❤

Breanna: My mom was a hair dresser and was amazing. I remember when a woman came in, maybe 25, and I was sitting in my moms chair and this poor woman came in and was soo sheepish. My mom walked over and asked her how she was and if she needed to make an appointment. This woman started bawling, my mom hugged her and said “you don’t need to tell me anything. Just sit down and we will do whatever needs done” She sat down after I scooted out of the way and mom took off her sweater hood and the beanie on her head and said “this is why your so upset? We will get you looking even more beautiful then you do now” Her hair was matted and bleach fried it was sooo bad. I felt horrible. But my mom had all her appointments rescheduled and spent 9 hrs working in her hair. No charge. Got every mat out, cut her hair so it was healthy, and it was like a whole new woman. My mom stood there just talking to her and this girl warmed up fast. She told us that she was in a super abusive relationship and had finally gotten free. He never let her shower hardly, brush her hair, do basic hygiene, or go out of the house for years. My mom was an angel that day and many other days for so many people.

Savannah L: She was so gentle. As someone with depression and curly hair I have so much respect for u guys

Beanies At The Beach: "zero judgement" is what a hairdresser should offer their clients I haven't been to a hair salon in over 10 years because of alopecia I have because I know I'll be judged and mocked for it

Abby Roach: This is amazing. I went through a depressed time not too long ago, and this was the state of my hair. It was down to my waist, hadn't been trimmed in years. My husband sat and helped me detangle as much as we could. It took days. I did have to cut some of it, but rather than shave my head, my husband took his scissors and gave me the cutest little shag cut! He's not a stylist, but he's an artist, so he had some idea of what to do. It had been a long time since I felt pretty. He saved the day ❤️ Just like this amazing stylist did for this woman.

Rotem Afik: I also got into this situation. After two months of not showring due depression. Im very glad I found what seems to be the only hairdresser in my country that detangles hair in such a bad state. It also took 6 hours and a lot of money and pain but it was worth it. And now I feel confident with my hair :)

Ajz4nana Grandgirls: I am in recovery now 7 yrs. When I began my sobriety I had a huge lump of all my hair matted into a pony tail by one holder. I was ashamed and too embarrassed to ask for help. A lady came to see my Tio and talked me into getting a hair dresser to help me. She took 6 hours and charged me nothing after she finished. Because of all these kindness from a few people I recovered and still going. Thank you for your kindness.

Missy J: When my MIL got diagnosed with cancer she spent over a month in the hospital. By the time we noticed her hair was matting it wad too late to do anything in the hospital, especially because she was too weak to sit up until the end of her stay. When my husband took her to the hair salon, she was sure they would just have to cut it all off. They saved her hair. There are no words for how much hope that gave a woman who was already going through too much.

Candace Weiler: I had a client the had a brain tumor and brain surgery that left her one arm with limited mobility. On top of that she was 2 months post partum and had major matting due to all the hair loss stuck in her knots it took me 45 min to an hour after the shampoo to detangle her out fully and give her a cut. I told her I'd be happy to help her with a wash and blow out any time! She was so happy after leaving and that's the while reason I LOVE doing haircuts and helping people like this beautiful lady here as well.

Maxicat 88: When I was 16 I fell 16ft and broke my back. Was in hospital for months when I got out my hair was so matted I had to shave it. This stylist is a angel! I wish more ppl have a slither of her compassion and respect for others. ❤

Ms. Diva007: Y’all rock!. Being able to do multi ethnic Hair just continues to show why I love your shorts so much!

HunkyDoryWho?: Im a nurse. But I was a stylist for a short time before getting my RN. Ive cut a few patients hairs over the years. They were ladies who had severe matting in the back and nape. So I gave them a pixie cut with long bangs!!! They all looked really good too! The best part is they felt better about themselves.

Riggy&Mookie: This hits home…I don’t know what is wrong with me but I’ve been”not well” and my hair has been the least of my priorities so I’ve not been washing it much and I haven’t had it down for about a year…I wish I could afford to get it done. I just don’t hater he energy. Everything is just, so hard. I feel hopeless. This made me feel less alone and I’m so happy she didn’t have to shave her head.

So Services: Wooooo the knowledge you gave to your hairdresser is so touching. Hairdressers have in their hands the power to boost self-esteem. Thanks to people like you and your girl for making us more beautiful and powerful ✨️

Kristin Reynolds: Wow!!! You have no idea how much that means to someone! I was in life support for 3 weeks and my hair looked very similar! You never know what people are going through!

Alan Norval: I'm a hairdresser and clients don't see what we do behind the chair, this client was so lucky she found the both of you ❤

Maria Trombley: This happened to me after my parents divorced when I was 10… my dad had always brushed and braided my hair before school. I didn’t have how to do it effectively myself and it got matted. My mom “tried” to brush it out but ended up shaving my head like shorter than my brothers hair and I was absolutely traumatized!!! I am 40 now and I recently cut my hair to under my shoulders and it is the shortest it’s been in 30 years. I had always kept it extremely long ( down to my mid thigh) it’s so amazing to see the help and compassion you give to your customers!!❤

ーーFur: In school I was the only one happy to untangle a young girls hair every month. Her dad would bring her in when he would pick her up from her moms. I would untangle the back and give her two braids

Matrixie Kitty: I can’t imagine how low that woman must have felt to find it hard to even just brush her hair. So to have people treat her with such kindness and patience, and to not turn her away or sacrifice her hair, must have been such a huge life changer. A new start and a regaining of her confidence and faith in humanity. I wish her all the best, I truly do

mxrtina: I’m happy for her!!! Sadly, I experienced matting in my hair and couldn’t salvage it (p.s I WAS 16, and I was so stressed in school and didnt take care of myself coz it was online anyway) but the salon I went to helped me, but in a sassy way... I wanted to cry, they had these looks of judgement while staring at myself in the mirror . I wanted to go home :(

Theresa Henderson: People who immediately judge someone doesn't know what someone has been through.

Faith Glory: You don't understand how much of a blessing that was, some people go through depression and don't take care of themselves and you and your new stylist helped her with more than just a new hairstyle its a new beginning. God bless you ✂️

Vivi ⛄️: I've been through this multiple times. Thank you guys for your work. Especially for women, your hair is really apart of you and us most womens pride and joy. You definitely changed her life and boosted her confidence by a ton.

Xan D: i was in a similar situation last year… i was in college more than full time and had to take care of my mother around the clock bc she was recovering from knee surgery. i stopped taking care of myself bc i only had the capacity to go to school and help my mom. by the end of the semester, all of my 2ft long hair was in a huge knot and i had a breakdown, thinking i was gonna have to buzz it all off. it took my aunt 4 hours to detangle it and when it was over i cried tears of joy. i’m so glad y’all helped this girl - mentally and physically ❤

Anjali Sesen: You guys are amazing. I live in FL and I've quit going to certain boutiques because they're just so awful to some of the customers..more love in the world would really change things, you guys rock❤️

Mishal: About a few months ago my hair was super matted and tangled due to lack of self care and suicide attempt. One hairdresser detangled my hair and it meant the world to me because my hair was the only thing I liked about myself ❤️

Queen D: What a fantastic job you guys have done, it really is about the attitude and making every client, (at their most vulnerable), feel like nothing is too much I commend you both ❤️

Deciduous Refuge: 6 hours? That's a regular Tuesday in a Black salon. That's our hair texture for you. It instills commitment and resiliency in a person. Hats off to you all regardless.

April Holland: Omg that transformation!!!! Such a wonderful thing you guys did!! And not to mention that boost in confidence?! Slay

Anela's Adventures!: So beautiful. This hairdresser, that woman, the empathy and consideration ❤ God bless you all!!

Laura Elizabeth: Wow this is so beautiful, and her final product is stunning! I really hope this can give her a little happiness for a little while. Sending so much love xox

Simone Figeroux: Well done, Leah! I hope every establishment I ever walk into, has non-judgmental people like her.

DarcyJ_RN821: This... thank you both for treating this sweet young lady with dignity and respect. So many hair stylists have ego issues that wouldn't want to "waste their time" with someone like this. What beautiful results you guys got. This young lady will remember this moment for the rest of her life. God bless you both for helping her through this time of her life. I'm truly blessed that I've had the same hair stylist for about 30 years now. She's never made me feel rushed or that I'm wasting her time. So patient and gentle. When I got extremely sick and almost lost all of my hair, my stylist encouraged me through it all and did her best to make me feel beautiful. My hair/scalp is now as healthy as it's ever been, although thin, but my stylist has encouraged me through it all. She's like a member of my family.

Livingroom Television: Camryn and you are the duo of hairdressers everyone with messed up hair really prays to find. Keep at it, you make a difference in ways you may not recognize at first or ever.

Ria Kendall: You beautiful souls! I spent many many months in bed post a huge surgery, followed swiftly by depression, taking care of myself was not on my agenda. My hair was so badly matted it cost me a fortune to get it sorted and I felt like a piece of poop afterwards too. Her smile tells you everything you need to know. xxx

Crazy Tracy: Not beauticians.. magicians. Look at the magic u brought back to her spirit. Absolutely gorgeous

North West: I’m proud of that woman for going out and getting help. That must’ve been a HUGE step for her. If you don’t understand how somebody can get to this point and the amount of courage and drive it takes to pull yourself out, count yourself lucky. Go on with your blessed self and don’t judge.

Kellye Jones: Awh, GOD Bless y’all… This is Spectacular & so glad she’s able 2 save her hair…. Turned out Gorgeous too!! TFS, Take Care!!!❤️

Christina Palafox: My stylist does stuff like this for people. Not only is she an amazing stylist who takes the time to communicate with her clients to determine exactly what we want, she won't hesitate to to do the same as above for anyone. Samantha at Bishops on Woodrow in Austin, Texas.

Charne Agnew: Wow absolutely amazing..Brought tears to my eyes..That is truly absolutely inspiring..Well done, and what wonderful kindness..Definitely need more of that in this world..And well done, she looks absolutely stunning!! So glad you guys took the time to help am sure that meant the world to her..That truly is one absolutely fantastic job!!! Well done ladies!!! Be blessed..xXx

luv2bevl: As a child of a mom who was in the hospital for over a month. Thank you for NO JUDGMENT. People looked @ my Mom like she was nasty. I was just glad she was alive after a severe diabetic seizure & being unconscious during mothers day, not knowing if she would wake out of it.

Sarah P.: We need more hairstylists like this in the world ❤

sylviebun: having such consideration for another is so powerful. she has a beautiful face that deserves to be framed with that beautiful hair! whatever she’s going through, i hope it gets better because ive been there man.

Donna Le Pore: The outcome is unbelievable. Great job done. What a gorgeous ending!!!! Just beautiful!!!!!!!

👁lil’ critter👁: Wow that must feel so amazing by the fact her hair looks beautiful and probably feels the same and the fact you helped her without a second thought ❤

Sam Parkinson: Looks absolutely beautiful and it's amazing you guys took the time to do this for her .

Merlijn: I went through a big autistic burnout when i was 14, my hair ended up matted in a bun. I went to a hairdresser and they litteraly started ripping the knots out. It hurt so much and I left. I ended up having to cut it all off, it wasnt shaved cause my hair looked like that for half a year, and some of it grew out, so I had really short hair instead of the waist lenght hair I had before my burnout. A year and a half later I'm really happy with my hair but I'm very glad you tackled this differently than my hairdresser did. That was my first time going to any real hairdresser and I've never gone again, if this happened to me that would have been so different

Charloette Lay: At our salon we work together also. There is such a good vibe in salons where the stylists can and will work together. I’m so happy for your customer, her hair is beautiful.

Patricia Horelick: That patience and loving what you do for your clients!❤

Ricki: Stress, overwhelming situation, depression shows up in different ways. Idk this women and don’t know why her hair got this bad. To the point of “just shave it.” The two of you are amazing for this. ❤❤

StonedCrab Angie: I've been there. Coming out of the worst period of my life, I was completely ready to shave my head and someone did this for me and it was everything ❤️. I'm thriving today and that random hairdresser who's name unfortunately I couldn't tell you, played a part of me coming into the best of my life.

LoopyLoo: These sort of things make me want to cry just in adoration to what these stylists have done for a girl who could've potentially been at rock bottom, and for how different the girl must've felt about herself from before this to after this. Just wow I've seen a video before where it was depression and, as a result, lack of self care and laying in bed on repeat which had matted her hair. And it looked very similar to the girls hair at the beginning... Nobody deserves to feel like their not worthy of their own love and care. Ever. You can change someone's world with kindness... Everyone remember that

Ember Alexis: Thank you for helping someone in need. ❤️ I've struggled with difficult pregnancies and postpartum depression for 3 years. My once thigh length blonde hair turned into a ball of knots so I gave myself a wolf cut. I miss my hair, but I can keep up with it now..

Samantha Whitter: I love this so much and the care that you both showed this lady when giving her hair that amazing transformation such care.

Stella Rae: I went through this when I was young so around the age of 12. I will never forget how horrible I felt the whole time bc the hairstylist would call over other clients just to be like “isn’t this crazy? Look how knotted it is” and tbh I just wanted to curl up and die. I’ve moved past that now, but I’ll never forget how traumatic that experience was. Thank you for treating this woman well, helping her, and making sure that her dignity was still intact when she left that salon ❤

Jess Kozak: I went through postpartum really bad as well as regular depression and anxiety. I was a single mom and my hair got like that. I had to shave mine but I remember my aunt helping me. Non judgemental and she was willing my tears while trying to save my hair. I ended up having to shave my head which actually was the best thing I've ever done but leading up to that final moment I remember being so embarrassed and ashamed and my aunt just being so kind and making laugh and so yes people may think kindness doesn't matter and think how someone could let their hair get like this. But by you both being kind and not making the shame or the embarrassment worse, made all the difference in the world. Her hair looks great.

twysted elegance: When I was in cosmetology school, a young lady came in with similar hair. Every student stylist and her Mom suggested they cut her hair and My friend Travis(also a student) walks up and goes nope, I’ll come it out. It took him hours, without any help but he got it done. The smile on that young ladies face was priceless. ❤

Ashlei Williamson: ive gone through this with depression. it was embarassing but i couldnt get myself to care until it was too late. i was able to undo it myself working on it for days i was ready to shave it by the last day but it was almost done i just kept sectioning off the parts i had untangled in different rubber bands and braid them gently and kept going. i didnt have the courage to go into a salon. thank you for helping this beautiful girl here. its hard to ask for and you guys did a great thing for her

Charlotte Ladwig: My gf- her mom- her aunt- all cosmetologist. Momma S owned her own salon (passed away 9 years ago), but I want to say, after watching many years of these women working (grew up at that shop) people don't give enough props to ya'll. You have a hard profession (a lot of times) but mostly- the contribution you make to a person's self confidence is unparalleled

Alex Magney: I don't know what happened to her but as someone with depression and so many other illnesses (mental and physical) I just wanna say... thank you. Thank you so much for doing this for her

Rory Robinson: I'm a hairdresser and even with knowing what to do and having pride in my own hair. It was basically my identity and self confidence. Both my hair and being a stylist. And it STILL HAPPENED TO ME. I had to shave it.. Nobody could get any part of it to give. Depression is a Bitch yall. And I don't think anyone realizes how embarrassed we are and full of shame. We already know you're going to assume we're dirty, lazy, incompetent, weirdos. I didn't leave my house for 2 years hoping and praying I could fix it one day. I should have saved those 2 years by shaving it but when it's a struggle to even get up or brush your hair or teeth it's even harder to do something that's going to upset you and take hours and hours of work to do when you're in this state. Then I hid for another 8 months or longer because I felt so embarrassed about my hair. (coming from someone who's had short hair most of their life and loved it most) it does something to you. I now have really long hair 3 years later bc I cringe in fear of that feeling. It's just all around heartbreaking. But for some reason I only feel that for others and still judge myself for it. I should be able to give myself some grace but I just can't seem to do that.

Krystal Rose: This is a beautiful story and it brought tears to my eyes. I love the fact that you didn't have any judgment because you never know what somebody's going through or why their hair is that way.

Michael Q: We need more ppl like her in the world!! Thank both of you for being so kind !!

MP.PDX503: The same thing happened for me when I was 18 I was very depressed and was ready to shave my whole head and two hair dressers worked on my hair and gave me my confidence again thank you

Amberlance: I'm sure others have been in a position where they focus on everyone else, and neglect their own self care.. I was so thankful to the first hairdresser I saw in years. No judgement, just advice and a perfect haircut. I cried when I got my hair washed by someone else. I forgot how amazing it felt.

Anya Darling: I came in like this when I was around 14 years old. My mother has thin, straight hair while mine is very thick and curly. I had no idea how to take care of it until recently and she told them to cut it all off. I was sobbing but when they said they were done they had instead brushed it all out and it looked great. She still made them cut it after seeing it and she paid them so they kinda had to but I did appreciate the effort.

rherr: Ohhh she is BEAUTIFUL!!! And Camryn must be an amazing hair dresser, because she seems to have the same caring, loving personality you do, along with a true passion for the field ❤

Inspired Livv: I love that hairdressers like this exist bc you never know a person's situation. Judgement is what kept my home care client from ever asking for professional help after being in the hospital for months with no care to her hair by staff or the little family that was allowed. I spent hours getting those tangles out, washing that head, and spent weeks and months building health back in her hair. I have no professional hair experience, so it took forever, but that smile... her smile when she knew she didn't have to shave her head or cut it into a pixie again, it was worth every moment. I'm so glad there's people like yall out there and I wish more people had access to you ❤

Natalie J: Wow her hair looks AMAZING you did such an incredibly job saving her hair :’)

merp_p🐸: Im so happy people like you guys exist Ive had so many traumatic expierences growing up with my curly strawberry blonde hair and when I was in depression. My parents forced me to go to a walmart hair salon when my hair was at its worst state. and they ripped out my hair and judged me for 2-3 hrs. I was screaming and crying the whole time and no one cared. Everyone just kept shaming me and laughing. Every other expierence even without my hair in a horrible state, hair stylists anywhere have alway mistreated my curly hair and I would object to go but still be forced.

Zoe Hollard: As someone who has struggled with mental health badly enough for my hair to get like this thank you ❤️

Melissa Mayhaps: Thank you. After a bad period of depression, I had waist long hair and couldn't maintain it, it ended up just as tangled. I was too embarrassed to get help, I knew it probably smelled bad in the matting because of all the residue and stuff. I shaved it at home but that didn't help my depression as much as it would've to have my hair and being able to go out and see people instead of being afraid for people to see what I did.

Chippy L: AMAZING hairstylists! Nicely done ladies!! What a beautiful transformation!

Daniel Fenton: As someone with curly hair, this is what happens if I grow out my hair and forget for just 1 day to brush. After dealing with something like this 4 or 5 times I just decided to keep a short haircut. I'm also extremely tender headed.

Sarah Nova: It’s wonderful you guys were able to give her back her hair, instead of just shaving it off! Everyone has their demons, everyone is dealing with something, so we should all do our best to help lift others burdens when given the opportunity!

Isaac Gates: She is so incredibly gorgeous. This is the sweetest thing I've seen in a while. Thank you for the work you do. You're making the world a better place.

Victoria Harkness: I went to the Cactus Salon when nurses had not helped, me with my hair in the hospital. It was matted, if not more so than this girl. These kind women (4) took hours out of their workday in a busy salon to work on my hair and charged me pretty little for what they did. I have quite a bit of hair, long too. Such kind angels. There are really great people out there ❤❤❤❤❤. God Bless them .

Victoria Hand: This this right here is why I want to be a stylist to help people

Pamela Arciva: I would have never thought that was doable. it turned out beautiful!!

Brittanie Merrick: She has such beautiful hair. I am so happy you took the time to demat and detangle it.

Stuck Biscuit: I have so much appreciation for the people who survive that. Letting themselves get that deep. Somehow managing to crawl back out, stronger, willing to get better..✨ love these judgement free women. Thank you. I went through s rough patch like this in the past. It's a lot. I wasn't blessed with as much patience.

Bella: i had a similar situation last year bc of some stuff:( that hair dresser was amazing and the fact that there was no rippage and the hair remained even AMAZING

•Mixed Artist•: The client could’ve just come out of depression or anything of that sort. Maybe something different? But I know for a lot of people coming out of a difficult time, their hair means a lot to them. I’m glad you both took the time to save her hair

K Tokie: I just want to say thank you ladies words aren’t enough. Videos like this keep me going and knowing that it’s more than life the little things included.

Gio Gio Star: Looking at that girl's hair and all I can think of is that her head must be so uncomfortable. My heart goes out to her because there has to have been something going on in her life where it got to that point. You both did an amazing job in detangling it and giving her that confidence again.

hannahxx17: I have had to (for various reason) detangle my own severely matted hair several times. The trick is not creme based products or water. Oil based products work a million times better. Cream or water based things swell the hair, effectively matting it even further and making it harder to detangle. Oil coats the hair and makes it slippery, making it easier for each strand to move past one another. Oil + wet brush. Start from the bottom of the strand and slowly work your way up. It speeds up the process by several hours and hurts way less.

Sheena Weber: My hair was really matted and tangled around the start of the pandemic and I had to cut it all off!! I cried so much because my hair was really long but I was going through a hard time!! 3 years later it's finally past my shoulders!

Pacapo: since I turned about 15/16 I've been dealing with some pretty heavy depression. even if it isn't diagnosed I know I've been dealing with it, I had huge Mattes in my hair as well but I never went to a hairdresser, I had to sit in my bed or stand at the bathroom mirror alone and separate, and detangle my hair by myself, and it hurt my scalp because I obviously wasn't doing it right, but after 6-8 different times of having my hair in a matte (I used to keep my buns in for days at a time) I got more patient and fixed my hair, I'm almost 20 and just a few months ago in 2022 had to detangle my hair from another matte, but im not putting my hair in high buns for more than a few minutes nowadays huge respect to these hairdressers for being so kind to people and being patient ❤ if I had known there were hairdressers like these people maybe I would have reached out for some help

Colleen From NH: Camryn has a heart of good!! I pray no one breaks that heart or her compassionate spirit. We need more angels like her in our world

Kimberly Steph: I'll never forget the time when I was younger and needed hair services, after living in years of abuse and neglect as a child, I was finally old enough to go to a hair salon on my own. I saved up money from raking yards, birthday money ect. to have my hair cut. First time cut since I was 5 years old, I was now 17 and the hair stylist looked at my hair and said out loud for everyone to hear, " what's this" I was so humiliated and embarrassed and ashamed and In shock. I didn't know what to do, I just sat there and looked around at all the people staring back at me, Then this an older lady came over and apologized for the other women's behavior and took me under her wing, excusing the rude women from her duties.she knew exactly why my hair was the way it was, she was a professional..That's the difference, that's the huge difference. That mixed with compassion and understanding really helped me that day. I'll never forget it..

Lorn123: This is amazing. I recently watched a tiktok of a hairdresser talking about her icks and she said people coming in with dirty hair. I was instantly annoyed thinking about people that might come in with hair like this. ❤

Kalani0115: That’s beautiful. That is all I can say. Everyone deserves to feel beautiful and good about themselves. Everyone deserves compassion and to be treated with respect and dignity.

~•xXCookieSinnerXx•~: Once I was in hair salon and they destroyed my hair. I had a beautiful long wavy light brown hair. I wanted to get a hairstyle for my prom. They literally used straightener to make my hair straight, saying it'll be alright, even if I was saying that it might affect my hair. Fun fact, the hairstyle I wanted could go on a wavy hair, meanwhile they were saying it can't. And when they were about to make the hairstyle, my hair started falling out. All these years of saving it were wasted. I wanted my parents to sue them, but they didn't. They just got a triple amount of money they gave for my hairstyle. I had to shave.

Meia: This was the girl's hair after months of laying in bed due to severe depression. Once she decided to try and get better, she decided to shave her impossibly tangled hair. The hairdresser did not judge her, and took 6 hours to detangle it. I can only imagine how much that meant for this young woman.

Angelina Lake: This means the world to her! Your hair is your dignity and sometimes we lose our dignity for a little bit, but most not all will find their way back to ask for help. So heartwarming ❤️

HiImJellyBean: I had a friends hair get like that and me and two other friends all sat around her for a whole day and brushed it out. Huge props to this hair dresser. Whenever I go in they hand me the brush and tell me to brush it myself

Bozie Dublé: I've got to give credit to the client too. She has likely been through a terrible time in her life and it must have taken her a lot of courage to go to a salon, knowing she might be judged for her appearance, to confront a problem that had been weighing heavily on her. She probably felt a lot of guilt too for "letting" her hair get into that matted condition. I think it took a lot of guts, and I think we ought to recognise that bravery.

Swamp347: She looks stunning with her hair. I’m so glad she didn’t have to shave it

theblacks1125: I’m so glad that you were able to save her her hair because it is beautiful ❤