Must Watch!! Scalp Followed Lace Wig - Destructive Hairstyles

Oseremen Ikekhua: This looks like, " I can't braid so let me practice on you." Lol

Tye: "this hairstyle is called momma leave me alone I want to do me." I hollered

Landon Fise: My girl got her hair braided from the african shop where we live and I told her from now on I’ll pay to get your hair done if you get your cousin to do it. I don’t know if all african braid that damn tight but they braided my baby thoughts. She looked in pain

MapleFace: How to avoid this: before removing the wig, wet the glue: do not pull it! Find where the glue starts and try prying under it. Make sure the glue youre using is SPECIFICALLY wig glue and not superglue

william warren: There is nothing wrong with weave or extensions, it's just how people wear it.

Grace B: I'm sticking to my natural hair!!! thank you for reminding me that it's best to keep on staying natural. I've been a victim of tight edges each time I get to braid my hair, especially them box braids. It definitely ain't worth it!!!!! And may I say my African queen you killed me ooo

Bertha Henry: Thank you for your genuine concern,I’ve just went natural a year ago and thanks to you for helping me manage and care for it,I’m really loving my hair

K.Sunrise: "You are alreadyyyyyy, bald." I'm still dying

Cj Adams: No joke but when she start coming it out I felt dust go in my eye

Nia Brooks: "I cant braid , let me test on you" lmao !!

Erica sinclair: These people really be learning to apply weave on hair the wrong way!

Camaro Goddess: Love the hair God has given you!

Sharon Blevins: Oh my! That poor lady with the open wound. That has to really hurt. She needed a doctor.

Daughter of Zion Joyah: @Freedombeauty you do this to me on purpose. My side, stomach, jaws and throat hurts from laughing so hard. You are so talented and hilarious. Gurrrrrrrl get these women some of your miracle oil. The hair struggle is real out here in these YouTube streets. Praying for us all for real.

Julianna H ꨄ: "You need to prepare breakfast, lunch, & dinner for dis heyya style!" You are so funny, omg its everything. Tbh these are pretty upsetting sometimes, but your sense of humor kills me lmao.

🦋Butterfly Baby🦋: Notice how the women applied the glue on top of their edges. THAT IS A NO NO STOP DOING THAT LADIES.

Youtube Angel Ameerah: Oh My! I never though the glue could cause an effect so bad in the head skin! Thank you for showing. Unicorn Kisses ♥

cutenu2: Freedom Beauty, I want to thank you for being very honest and practical. In none of your videos have you ever put down another race of women in order to justify your videos. You are practical and matter of fact. You show reality. I say this because I was foolish enough to read comments and saw how nasty and vile women are towards women of another race. As a Christian, it's heartbreaking. God bless you dear.

krack mommy: “i don’t even have to laugh she’s already laughing,” .

larzuga1: I never been to a braid shop. I take my 3 days to one week, and little by little I braid my own hair with microbraids. When it's time to take it down I do it little by little. I work and when I must go outside I have a beautiful head scarf and I have learned to make hairstyles out of unfinished braids. I have braided my own hair for 22 years! I'm only 34 now. I have learned a lot of tecniques over the years an the older I get I have become oh so gentle with my hair. I trim my own hair and it grows just fine. One thing I refuse to do is go to shops that does not focus and truly caring for hair. Nothing against those lovely ladies, but I see people go in one way and come out Chinese and Necktese with all those really tight hairstyles. No way will I let anyone hurt my scalp like that!. I used to be a little rough on my scalp until one tiny nerve damaged spot on my head (one single hair spot it seem) cause me so much pain I cried everytime I touched it. It was from perm and from that day in 2013, I have been very kind to my now completely natural hair. No perm no shops. I also notice that those shops braid, but they do not do anything to protect their customers hair. No deep conditioning, no trims, no protecting the edges. Nope. Just straight braiding. Ladies you must learn to protect your own crown of glory and not depend on anyone to do it for you. Go to the shop if you like but make sure you get to a salon prior to your braiding or do a deep condition treatment and trim before you put in and after you take out your braid and make sure your hairbraider is very caring of how much pulling they do on your hair. Always see to it that they genuinely care for your edges. Also take breaks between braids. I rest for a month between braids and my braid last about 2 months.

Tenacious Dee: I love this women’s voice and commentary she’s excellent

Jimpi Laila: ''She's already laughing at her own hair, I don't even need to laugh'' Made my day

twilightsagasuperfan: "You also have to prepare breakfast, lunch and dinner for this hairstyle"

Ny’Ayla And Mommy: I’m a young teen and don’t even now how to do my hair, but god I’m thankful for my natural hair now! ❤️

Bobby Sy Go: "You are already bald, and you are still twisting the remaining hair you are having..." LOLOLOLOL "This one is called 'fake it until you make it - to your own destination...'" LMAO

Misty Morning: True words to live by at the end of video "Take care of your natural hair it's more important than extensions"

Rising Phoenix: I wore my hair in its large afro state, and got compliments from Hispanics, white, black, and islanders. I must admit, I was nervous going to work with my natural hair in afro state because it so big and thick, but I'm glad I did.

Kalien Delgado: That’s totally right girls take care your natural hair!!! Afro hair is beautiful don’t follow the stupid fashion paradigm follow your natural beauty and all the woman are beautiful and powerful ✌️

Laurie Paris: Omg, I cannot watch any more of this! Girls, love what Nature gave you. You are beautiful just as you are.

Darly Souza: I have straight and thin hair, so I'm ignorant of 99.9% of stuff people do to their hair. Until recently, I seriously thought people with crispy hair just relaxed and straightened their hair, but then I saw some videos of weave, sew-in and other procedures and I thought they were kinda cool, but I had no idea it could be this bad. It's heartbreaking. They damaged the hair and the scalp so much. I hope these women recover and leave their hair natural. Nothing is worth to end up like this.

WenShigi: My hair has gone a long way and for years, I wore my hair in a really tight ponytail, and used hairbands religiously, making my hairline, well, ride up. Now I realized my mistakes, and to hide my forehead (more like fivehead) I got bangs, and it actually suits me.

Sueme Pescalas: This video I give it two thumbs up in five stars! Love this video!

soficxrn ._.: 5:43 whoever decides to take over the world should have this hairstyle oml-

Jane'sPeach: Dearest sisters, please stop abusing yourselves for the sake of "beauty". We are blessed with the most versatile hair textures and can do so many styles with our natural beauty. What goes on the scalp goes into it, clogging the pores, chemicals seeping into the hair follicles and the body, causing bacteria that seeps into the body reeking havoc on the system. All the glue, sewing, unnecessary roughness and pulling of the hair, lye and dye and whatever else done to the scalp is not worth the health risks in the name of "beauty" especially when our hair is already beautiful. There is nothing better than natural, check out the many choices of styles we can do without the damage...respect.

Eldeen Thompson: I love the natural hair look

Linda NIse: I love how the gifs don’t even match her reaction

Cutie Pye: It's interesting how people think we don't love ourselves when we wear protective styles. I swear, we are the most attacked and unprotected group. Don't assume, ask us about our challenges with our hair. And when we wear our natural hair it's a problem too. Smh

Carol Mahler: Okay ladies let's get real, how many of us are keeping a wig on our heads for three years, and with all the knowledge on youtube and other health news we know how to take care of our hair under a weave or wig. This is crazy!! Most of us dont keep a weave in long enough to experience any of these horrible side effects. There is nothing wrong with wearing a weave or wigs it's an enhancement just like makeup, jewerly or any other artifact we use on a day to day basis that makes us look our best.

Zayla .G.: *And this ladies and gentleman is why I'm all natural *

Tigress Moon: This was in my recommended, so glad I clicked on it. Needed a good laugh! this woman's commentary is epic

Lamyra Hayes: Ive been wearing wigs for about 3 to 4 yrs now and it has helped me grow my hair out from scratch. I use minimal heat on it and keep it in braids and my hair has never looked better

Crystal McQueen: That's why I won't get a weave or lace front, I value my edges

Quovadis Estell: Yes ! the braisee braid too! Tight. She's right leave your hair alone stay away from the shop to much heat is not good. Wear your natural hair. I wear braid and l don't braid my hair to the scalp and keep my hair greased with any kind of grease my hair has grown out a lot you can also wash it and you'll be fine the heat and glue tear your hair out. She's right

afterdark: I just found your videos and I love them! I've been binge watching. You're very funny!

Olivia Hudson: Her accent make everything better

Peanut Nationals: Thank u Aunty! I love it presentation and the message is real! Take care of natural hair!

Cherl Lowe-johnson: The best thing to do is to CUT IT ALL OFF -- the Big Chop-- to let the hair rest, stimulate the scalp & let it grow back. No perms, no press & curls, no blow dry & no braids or twist. 6 months at least!! Just oil the scalp, brush & stimulate with fingers each morning/night & put up in a puff as it grows out. Also wash with good conditioner every week or two. Otherwise, we will have a generation of women balded from weaves, wigs, overuse of heat (hot combs/blow drying) & tight braiding. I cut it all off 5 years ago -- short cute afro -- now it is shoulder length & thick 4c again. I occasionally wear wigs, no lace with glue, just combs inside to hold secure. I learned to braid & twists my own hair for protective styles. Check out some of the Natural shoulder & waist length 4b/4c ladies on Youtube. It can be done with patience!!

Never4saken 1: They're the ones that started pulling our brains out, catching every strand of hair. I remember those days of having 3 to 4 people on my hair at once

Kaylin A: This commentator is everything like wuuut.

same love: i only keep my hair in extensions cause it’s easy to maintain and lasts pretty long, and i’m talking about braid ins. It doesn’t damage my hair and because i wants it there isn’t any mold. Yeah i love my natural hair but i’m tired of having to comb through it morning and night and buying so many products, spending hours on my hair every day that could’ve been used in school. natural braided hairstyles for me don’t last as long as the braids with the extensions and ‘edges too tight’. Yeah, majority of the hairstyles in this video are ridiculous because those women don’t take care of their hair but in the comments you people need to stop shaming black women who wear their hair in hairstyles similar to and better taken care of. why? because 1. it’s not all black women. 2. i have never seen someone with damaged scalps and hair as shown in the video and i’m always traveling around. 3. it’s not your business.

Lee: The sad truth is some women throw a wig on and leave it on for months and months on end. They forget about their real hair and don’t maintain it. I personally wear wigs 7/8 months out of the year and for the other remaining months I wear my hair out natural to let it breathe. When I wear wigs, I take them off every 2 weeks to wash, condition and oil my natural hair. I never braid my hair tight. I literally baby my hair. Wigs are a great protective style if you know how to also look after your own hair. It’s like anything in this world, you get back what you put in. I big chopped 2 years ago and now my natural hair is past my shoulders, full and healthy. These women in the video probably just use the wig to look fancy and don’t care about their own hair. It’s easy to think how us BW use weaves as a beauty standard when some of us come across like we don’t value our own hair smh.

Octavia Marshay: hairstyles arent the problem, people dont take care of their hair which is the issue

Ellie's Sunset Studio: I thought my hair was bad but this video done changed my mind

Gloria O: Edges braided , destiny braided im cryinggggg ‘ant twists’ this is too muchhh

Lydia Dixon: When I used to get my hair done I would NEVER leave my hair no more then 2 weeks

TheDancingMoonFoxy: 7:06 oh god I remember having something like that. It was PAINFUL.

Mom Margie: I know there are so many women around the world whom may have lost their edges, are probably wishing they can go back and undo the mistakes they made to their hair, because if it was me I would! Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work.

ScorpionSensualTouch: I just spit my shit all over my shirt messing with you. As hatamaka say, "those not edges but endings." Hilarious as hell, keep 'em coming.

Latavia Lee: "Looks painful" it's a daily mood

Thebeautiful11: This makes me want to do a hair mask right now.

Christine Creamer: Love your videos

Yasi K: Drinking game: every time she says “edges” or “braids” take a shot.

Jo s: Lmfaooooo u b having me dead chile!!!!! Can u do more of these plsss

Hinatachan360: So glad I went natural years ago.

Salima D: Her reaction gets the best of me but Is kinda sad day we have to deal with fake ppl and racism and are hair and we still got a smile on are faces

Jane Ferraz: Oh geez! How painful it must be. I always wanted to get a weave to. thanks for showing us how it can end up.

Jane Ferraz: What id like to know is how the heck can a person braid hair so perfectly without knitting needles or crochet hooks.

DK Dempcey Knight DK: "Fake it till you make it" LMBO. I love afros, wish more of us could go back to loving them. I like braids too, but not at the expense of pain, hair loss and skin (scalp) damage.

Dee Nunez: I hope their heads don't get infected

cutenu2: You're right, I can't look at it twice. Those poor girls. They ruined the hair they did have and now ruining their scalps. OMG! I feel bad for them regardless.

Princess Asante Nyarko: Anytime I listen to you I can laugh til I can't laugh again..... These women won't say no to unprotective styles..... There are soo many protective Styles we can go with.....

Janie Straub: The one with the hair shaped like a gun is absolutely rediculous. If you ever see me in a thing like that is because someone killed me and put it on me

Alina Bishop: 2:07 I feel my scalp ripping in half

Cat Maloney: I am trained in Afro Caribbean Hair and it’s sickening watching these videos of the damage to the hair and scalp I feel like crying xx

Andrea Butler: Ohh my God. These pictures are so disturbing. I feel so sad to see our sisters destroying their beautiful wool hair to wear these destructive wigs and braids. We need to embrace our hair and appreciate the beauty that we have.

Ur Mom ;: I don’t think they know that braiding hair to make it grow doesn’t work for everyone

lisa84a: Chai.... this had me laughing and crying at the same time

CharliBaltimore: Wow! I had no idea! I thought they were all sewed on, never thought they would be glued!! Poor ladies!!

faith esther: now that i see this video, i love my hair. it may have dandruff, but it’s better than this.

the7thwreck: I love your blunt, to the point commentary! I do not understand these hairstyles. I think that a womans natural hair is beautiful! God gave it and it is perfect! All this glue...lace...skin braiding? weaving in hair from ANOTHER HUMANS HEAD?!...relaxing with TOXIC CHEMICALS.... oh no no nooo! Embrace yourself!

Lorraine Dettbarn: I love your natural hair. My cousins are Jamaican I love the way they look. Be yourself and free don't wear wigs.

Terkira Gray: "This one is called ant twist"

fazeless_sam _: I remembered I hated my natural hair it was hard to manage so I glued tracks on my scalp and edges I didn't care I just wanted something done to my hair and when it was time to take it down I pretty much pulled my hair out the the point where my hairline was pushed so far back and my edges was gone and my hair was long at the time but now I learned to love my hair i shaved it all off and it grew back I will never get weave again I only wear my hair in protective style like braids I do on my own cause the shop make it too tight

Teniah Kidd: My mom told me the reason I get tight braids is to help my hair grow longer.. Like the braids would "pull" my hair to grow longer

シkeisha: I'll only wear wigs that you just pin in.‍♀️ I dont trust glue

Lovelycow: I love her accent!!!❤️❤️ I think it’s make it more powerful

vivi_ etc: im so blessed i love my natural hair, but it truly does make me sad there are black women in the world going through these insecurities and caring for someone else hair more than their own

itz shantel shantel: Mama leave me alone, i'm now a big girl i can braid my hair

Belinda Walls: I STOPPED USING THE GLUE. IT TOOK MY HAIR OUT. SINCE I WENT NATURAL IT IS REALLY GROWING.

Ray of light: You now made my day lol

Angie V: "This one is called fake it till you make it" The commentary is life.

Kitty Richardson: this is unreal want to see more videos.

the7thwreck: A persons hair is literally their crowning glory. The hair is an extension of our nervous system. It helps us navigate the world and receive messages from nature, we get literal feelings to help guide us through life. Native Americans keep their hair long because they recognise how important hair is. google these things if you do not believe me. KEEP NATURAL ALWAYS!

HAIR CHRONICLES: If you do extension properly and not too right u will be alright. And please stop keeping weaves in for three months, once your scalp in damage it's hard to reverse if ever. Smh ur hair is more important then clothes and shoes. U only get one scalp

Sabrina Peterson: Omg, we have to back to be NATURAL hairstyles. SHALOM everyone ❤️❤️❤️

Christina Brodrick: You’re spot on with what you say... but your delivery of what you say you’re my favorite Nigerian

Surviving You Today: This video is probably more for African women... African American women have been growing their hair very long and healthy for decades now with the Natural Hair Movement. It is nice to see African women jump aboard the natural train. Secondly, it is also possible to grow long healthy relaxed hair... with the proper conditioning products. Let's keep all black women around the world uplifted... no shaming and blaming. But unhealthy dirty weaves need to stop. They do not look real anyway.

Les Gasl: I am so confused. Did she use bonding glue to hold down her wig?

Candace Rivers: Natural hair is beautiful you just have to learn to take care of it treat it like royalty because it is

Cherish O'Neal: This video is why I’m only dealing with a wig grip. No glue.