This caucasian lady has skills creating natural hair styles

Lady_q_tee · Jan 17, 2011

Inspirational caucasian lady has skills creating natural hair styles

WOW is all I can say, I think shes an inspiration. She has adopted some children who are african american.. and she learnt how to take care of their hair .. I wish some mothers would do this to their children instead of slapping the creamy crack on them when they are 9 friggen months old. :nono:

If you natural and stuck for new, styles and stuck in a rut defo check her out ..

Im definatley going to attempt this style, I dont know if I have the skills though lol

YouTube - Katelynylyn's Channel

Her Blog Keep Me Curly!

Pics

The beautiful family

LovelyNaps26 · Jan 17, 2011

i saw her vids a few months ago. i am really impressed. i never learned to cornrow but if i have girls i will definitely step up my styling game.

Dellas · Jan 17, 2011

Everything is teachable. You just have to have the desire to learn.

amwcah · Jan 17, 2011

I'm subscribed to her. I was wondering what relation she had to the children though. Thank you for breaking it down.

Vshanell · Jan 17, 2011

I'm subscribed to her and I think she does a great job with her children's hair. I love how she seems to enjoy doing it so much and you can tell she really loves their hair. I think she has a blog too.

Spiffy · Jan 17, 2011

Adel10 said:
Everything is teachable. You just have to have the desire to learn.

Exactly. Highly textured and coily hair isn't hard to manage, many of us have just been misinformed to believe that it's hard to manage. And I don't think her knowing how to take care of her children's hair makes others look bad, they just haven't learned other methods of care yet.

Great job for her, this reminds me of the dad that learned how to take care of his adopted daughter's hair.

Embyra · Jan 17, 2011

when white people embrace our culture and heritage they go IN 100% :lol:

LOVE IT! and good for her smfh@ me and nearly 30 and cant cornrow :lachen:

CarolinaGal · Jan 17, 2011

She does beautiful styles!

HeChangedMyName · Jan 17, 2011

OMG, that hair is my DD hair. WOW. I WILL be watching this to the end and possbly attempting the style this week. It looks simple but I hadn't thought of this.

abcd09 · Jan 17, 2011

She looks really young. You rarely see young people adopting full grown children. WHat an amazing young lady

PPGbubbles · Jan 17, 2011

I am reall jocking that puff! I may have to modify that for my own use.

Minty · Jan 17, 2011

beautiful work.

SimJam · Jan 17, 2011

I love her slogan of her blog and the vid of the little girls signing "mom keep me curly please"

Kash · Jan 17, 2011

I like the braiding style. I wonder if she is the new member here who was looking for some new styles for her adopted family member.

WantNatural · Jan 17, 2011

I think I have heard of her, and also the father who takes care of his adoptive daughter's hair also. MAN I wish I could style like this - I just subscribed, I would love to learn some of these style and techniques for my niece's hair. I do think that it is wonderful that she has embraced her daughters' hair and is teaching them to do the same.

ms-gg · Jan 17, 2011

Yeah, I have been following her for a while. She does a great job.

Vitality · Jan 17, 2011

Love this site....I'm going to send it to my sister in law because it still frickin amazes me that she can't comb my nieces hair...those little girls have been rockin one ponytail (high, low, to the side) for the last 10 years. The only time they get a break from the ponytail is when they visit me or my sister.

vainღ♥♡jane · Jan 17, 2011

thats so neat how she weaved that ribbon in there! ♥

itsjusthair88 · Jan 17, 2011

Yea I really like this lady; she has skills and she's teaching her children to love their hair...better than some AA women I know who have little girls and slap the weaves and relaxers on their hair instead of learning to deal with it.

When I lived in Germany our neighbors were a interracial couple (German mother, AA father from Georgia) and she could do some damn hair! I mean AA mothers from around our way would pay her to braid their girls and boys hair; I really admired her.

ETA: She is doing the damn thang with the hair, but why is her son's knuckles so ashy? I'm sorry I had to ask...don't get mad at me.

dm81 · Jan 17, 2011

She's got some skills.

I don't like the locs she put in the other girl's hair though.

brucebettye · Jan 17, 2011

She does a great job with their hair. I like to see anyone taking the time to learn how to style natural hair.

MixedBerry · Jan 17, 2011

itsjusthair88 said:
Yea I really like this lady; she has skills and she's teaching her children to love their hair...better than some AA women I know who have little girls and slap the weaves and relaxers on their hair instead of learning to deal with it.

When I lived in Germany our neighbors were a interracial couple (German mother, AA father from Georgia) and she could do some damn hair! I mean AA mothers from around our way would pay her to braid their girls and boys hair; I really admired her.

ETA: She is doing the damn thang with the hair, but why is her son's knuckles so ashy? I'm sorry I had to ask...don't get mad at me.

Really?

Alta Angel · Jan 17, 2011

I love it! I need to watch those videos...

itsjusthair88 · Jan 17, 2011

MixedBerry said:
Really?

Yes, really...chronic dry skin is no joke, my younger brother suffers from psoriasis and I always worry about children, especially African American children who clinical studies show have much more severe cases of chronic dry skin, with dry skin. I don't joke, nor do I make jokes about children.

DDTexlaxed · Jan 17, 2011

Yeah, I have a white friend who can braid, do weaves, and she knows how to do extensions. I can't do any of that. :ohwell:

I'm hoping to learn, though.

mzsophisticated26 · Jan 17, 2011

She does some nice braids and twist, I still have to improve in my braiding I learned how to cornrow about a year ago

LadyMacgyver · Jan 17, 2011

PPGbubbles said:
I am reall jocking that puff! I may have to modify that for my own use.

I was thinking the same thing.. I might have to watch most of her videos I am sure I will see some that I would love to try.. I need to work on my skills in doing cornrows..

ajargon02 · Jan 17, 2011

Re: Inspirational caucasian lady has skills creating natural hair styles

I have been subbed to her channel and blog for a minute. I love it and stumbled across it by accident! Krazy skilz she got and I "thank" her on her youtube vids for what she and her family is doing! AWESOME channel!

Lady_q_tee said:
WOW is all I can say, I think shes an inspiration. She has adopted some children who are african american.. and she learnt how to take care of their hair .. I wish some mothers would do this to their children instead of slapping the creamy crack on them when they are 9 friggen months old.

If you natural and stuck for new, styles and stuck in a rut defo check her out ..

Im definatley going to attempt this style, I dont know if I have the skills though lol

YouTube - Katelynylyn's Channel

Her Blog Keep Me Curly!

Pics

The beautiful family

jamaicalovely · Jan 17, 2011

Dang....I wish I could braid.

MrsHdrLe · Jan 17, 2011

Thank you for sharing. I've never seen that, but I love it! That right there is a family that does God and MLK proud.

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