Weave *Yankss* Out Your Edges?!!?? Black Women Should Stop Wearing Weave??!!?!

Hi this car subscribe, hey, guys, wish Intel's your name and I'm back with another video. I hope you guys are all blessed in doing well and today I'm gon na be having a rant, or you know, like a very transparent conversation with you guys today. I want it to be very personal, and you know I just wanted to be very uplifting and I want it to be something that you know hopefully motivate you guys as well as myself, but before I get into it. I want you guys to all like comment. Subscribe for more videos like this - and I want you guys to also share with all your friends and without further ado, I maybe didn't write into the video. So I'm very excited about this video. This video will be about natural hair and - and I just noticed in the black community, a lot of black women feel like they can't wait a natural camp in public. They feel like it's, not professional, which is a lie they feel like. You know they can't. You know it can't curl up, which is alive, because my hair is very moisturize, it is curly and you know don't believe what society says about you, and this is like a motivational video, like you know, for all of my 4, see my like type 4 hair. Ladies, you know if any natural people you know anybody that feels like their natural hair is not good enough. I'M telling you right now. It is good enough and actually like two days ago, is when is two days ago. Actually, two days ago is when I threw away all of my wigs I throw away all of my wigs. I even go away my brand new way that I just bought, and you know because, honestly you you got to learn how to love yourself. So for me personally, I'm not saying you know so everybody. This is the way to go. I'M not saying that I'm just saying you know consider you know trying for me I'm trying to stay natural, I'm trying to not to get any more weeds or wigs it. I have my reasons for that and I will get into that a bit in a bit I feel like you have to be confident in who you are and we live in the time where, like society says, natural areas and beautiful society says you need to have Blonde straight hair Society says: you know, don't you know, like black people, could only you know copy off white people. We need to know how they look. Now your hair is beautiful, your natural hair is beautiful, don't let anyone tell you otherwise when you go out and public rock your natural hair, even if it's short, it does not matter because, like you know, if you feel like you're, confident in what you what you Wear like how you wear your here, if you're, confident in that that other people will take soup and other people will follow suit and they were like. You don't appreciate your hair more. You know it's all about confidence. It'S all about self-love, and you know I was just a reason why I went natural is actually because I was tired of people telling me. I went natural when I was a junior in high school, so I've been like five years natural, but I was just tired of people telling me like I needed perms to be beautiful. Like people tell me like you know, you need straight here like no keep getting perms and stuff like that. You know and when I did get the perm they will say your hair looks so nice and I'm just like. I knew that wasn't who I was. I knew that you know that was just society's notion of beauty, which is alive, and this is fake skander. It'S a fake standard like to God, make everyone beautiful, and the Bible says that we are all fearfully and wonderfully made, and God, when God created us, he created us beautiful. He created us how he wanted us to be created, he did it and he wanted us to have straight hair. You would've gave us straight. Hair seemed like he would have if he God wanted us to be, you know, have if God wanted us to have straight hair. He would've gave us straight here so, but he didn't give us that. So you know he gave us nice kinky, curly, hair like and that's the beautiful to all hair types are beautiful, so don't feel like you have to go out there. Wear nice and another reason why, like I don't want to wear weaves, do more like another reason. Why I threw away my wigs is actually because they can pull out your hair, but they can pull out. They can cause serious hair damage. I will probably insert some pictures - maybe maybe not showing you guys, like you know what wigs and weaves and sew ins and everything now you know a lot of black women wear. You know this is not to backlash any black woman cuz. You know, I'm not saying you know every different, but I'm just saying like from my personal experience. You know. I know that what wigs and knees can do to get here and push your hair out. It can actually win wigs and knees can cause a low pichia, and I believe it's called traction alopecia you, if you like, if you keep wearing it, it can like also take over your edges. Yeah edges can begin to thin and like like, because the wig, like you know, like the comb that they put in the wigs like the combs, that they put in the whisker, take your hair out. And you know like the got to be glue, that a lot of black women are wearing like to feel beautiful like so you know, this is what can happen to black women or any woman after they have perpetually won a wig over an extended amount of time, And this is the reason why I'm no longer gon na wear wigs. This is a you know, a sad thing that you know it's black women have to go to, but we have to embrace our natural beauty everything I'm saying like most of it. Like I said, I fell into a time or two before so I'm not coming down on y'all I've been here before I'm just saying from my personal experiences. You know what what it can cause and got to be glue like. I can't do it because, like honestly, if you put like the got to be glue like if you make a mistake and get it on your edges and you try that safe in simple try, take your wig off wear moves or something it can take off. Your edges, so you got to be really careful, like your edges, are the most delicate part of your here, so it breaks off the easiest, because this, like thinner here, is there, so you really got to be careful what you're putting in here and that's the reason Why I really want to start my natural natural journey and you know like continue on with being natural. You know fully full-time a full-time natural cook because I was natural for five years, but sometimes I wear. I will wear my natural hair out and sometimes I will wear weaves, but I find out, like you know that, to really take away your here. That can really you know you're living up to this thing. That'S not even you. You may not see it because sometimes when you're like close up on it, you don't really see that you're, like kind of giving into society's notions of beauty and then, when you step out, you start wearing at your hair you're like oh, I feel more comfortable. I feel like myself I feel, like you know, I feel it's vulnerability, but it's a good kind of vulnerability. Like you, don't you know you don't have to look like you know anybody else, but yourself and you know you'll begin to gain more confidence once you start wearing your natural hair, and you know I just I'm excited, though, because I know a lot of women are Starting to wear their natural hair, like a lot of people will for type of type for here and if you're thinking about weighing that your natural hair, then I suggest that you get some good products and energy. Let me know if you guys want to see a products video, because I plan on doing like the products I use for my natural hair now my updated products that I just got products I've tried and probably may not like, or you know stuff like that. I want to do more natural hair videos and you know, help women to love who they are. You know, and while you got i'm helping you guys well, I'm helping myself grow as well, so honey, it's mutually beneficial honey, it's mutually beneficial. So I just thank you guys for all watching this video or anything else. I want to say. I just want to say that that once you start like you know like stop wearing weaves and stuff, I mean I'm not gon na lie to you. It is gon na be like kind of like hard like you're going through jungles, but listen. It'S beautiful, like you can also look up like cool natural hairstyles to wear, and you know once you take care of your hair, your hair, you know it will. Basically, you know it will cry, but we're growing, because I noticed a lot of times with wigs what we do as black women. Sometimes is we either snatch them off, which is what can also damage our edges, or we put too much glue or we'll use like the cones that come inside that snag on your edges and it causes balding or sometimes like we don't wash our hair underneath our Wigs properly like a lot and that can cause our natural hair to break off if we don't keep watching it and like moisturizing it, but like once, your natural is kind of like you know you have to get here now. You know you have to moisturize it now. Honestly, if you watch your watch right here, you'll be fine like being like the natural. You know you found the right products for your hair. You know it's the product for every type of hair type. You know it's a product for every type of hair type. Don'T let people tell you that your hair is not. You know curly, because your hair's, naturally it just takes the right products in water and you know like moisturization to bring it out. So I hope you guys are all encouraged remember to rock the flower honey so remember to rock the pro like subscribe comment subscribe, uhh