Yes. I never took the time to look him up. All I knew about him was that he created the hair typing system. I also heard people saying that it was created by white people. So, I concluded that he was a white man.erplexed
He definitely knows what he's doing when it comes to relaxed hair, I loved that he spoke on stretching relaxers at least 2 months. What he said about natural hair was surprisingly inaccurate I'm not limited in the least by my tightly coily texture as a matter of fact my hair is WAY more versatile now then it ever was relaxed, but hey, he really knows how to hook up some relaxed hair Oprah's hair is straight fire.....I mean thats just FLAWLESS. If I was relaxed I would follow his every word, but really the ladies on LHCF provide the best education for the newbies
I don't think the comment on natural hair is controversial. It just is what it is.
I disagree with having to buy the most expensive products statement. Spoken like someone who is about to come with their own product line.
I thought so too untill her most recent eppies with Chris Rock where she stated she's relaxed.
That picture with her hair blown out all natural (before they relaxed it) is one of my hair goals
My thoughts exactly
That's true.
You really think that her length was short because it broke off though? It looks healthy. I assumed that she cut it often.
She may not want hair longer than MBL or may not have WANTED MBL until now. Everyone doesn't want very long hair. I bet she has had a decent length and healthy hair for a long time
He definitely knows what he's doing when it comes to relaxed hair, I loved that he spoke on stretching relaxers at least 2 months. What he said about natural hair was surprisingly inaccurate I'm not limited in the least by my tightly coily texture as a matter of fact my hair is WAY more versatile now then it ever was relaxed, but hey, he really knows how to hook up some relaxed hair Oprah's hair is straight fire.....I mean thats just FLAWLESS. If I was relaxed I would follow his every word, but really the ladies on LHCF provide the best education for the newbies
The one statement he makes on natural hair includes the word "limited."
That is the last thing that comes to mind when I think of embracing natural texture.
He is showing a pro relaxer bias, IMO. Which is fine, because he is great at dealing with Oprah's relaxed hair. I would never use shampoo 2x a week, never use a brush to distribute oils, never use heat 2x a week. If I were Oprah, and he did that to my fine strands, I would be bald.[/QUOTE]
i would never do these things either and im relaxed
The one statement he makes on natural hair includes the word "limited."
That is the last thing that comes to mind when I think of embracing natural texture.
He is showing a pro relaxer bias, IMO. Which is fine, because he is great at dealing with Oprah's relaxed hair. I would never use shampoo 2x a week, never use a brush to distribute oils, never use heat 2x a week. If I were Oprah, and he did that to my fine strands, I would be bald.[/QUOTE]
i would never do these things either and im relaxed
To everything in the bold, I think that you could get away with all of that and still have a healthy head of hair if you are dealing with freshly clean hair and conditioned hair. A sulfrate poo would not be stripping and if he's deep conditioning each time, twice a week would not be a problem. I wash on Wed and Sat deep conditioning each time and it has done wonders for my hair. Our problem comes when we want to crank up a curling iron daily on dirty oily hair.
She said some white stylist put some chemical on top of another and her hair fell out at one point, yikes.
