Embyra
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I can't see the video but are you talking about GlamFun? It sounds like something she would do.
Lmaoooo out of all the you tubers you guessed correctly
I can't see the video but are you talking about GlamFun? It sounds like something she would do.
She's the only one I could think of. She seems to be happy in her own little world. I will check out the video when I get home.
She treats her hair like a toy. Have you ever watched any of her other videos? Im not sure if its for the views of if she just doesnt care.
She seems to want her hair to do things that it may not want to do. She made a funny 4c wash and go "rap" video...but yeah...jokes are usually serious.
Well she said that was the only option her dermatologist gave her because her scalp can't take much tension. She then realized that the doctor wouldn't understand that she couldn't do that with her hair type. Hence the song. I actually kinda feel bad for her
I'm eyeing these satin rollers. Want to try them.
they are good because they are light weight and won't break your ends if you choose to hang ends only and comfortable to sleep in, feels like sleeping on pillows unlike curl formers and etc
Lilmama1011 Thanks!
Can I used them on wet hair? Say, if I wanted to try and flatten my new growth. I'm trying to stretch until New Years.
I really don't understand hair vloggers that try to look and talk cute in their videos (pursing their lips, winking, batting eyelashes, talking in a voice that is not their normal voice, all that stuff) when their audience is all female. I just want to see what you put in your hair, how you style it (night time maintenance and morning refresher if applicable), brief review of the products used especially if it's your first time using it, and the end results. I don't understand why they put their clubbing outfits on and spend 2 hours doing their makeup for a da** 5 minute YouTube video.
There was a point in time where I felt this way too, but now I'm begining to understand that physical appearance/staging of recording space/infectious personality/etc., all lend themselves to being a successful youtuber; of course there are exceptions to the rule && people that can be over the top.
I look at it this way, I side eye people who tell me they can hook my hair up & their heads look like who dun it; if a beauty blogger doesn't use their own advice will viewers take them seriously?
A couple of folks I follow have made YouTube a business venture; they're pulling endorsements, vacations/event appearances, free products/equipment/gift cards/checks & the list goes on. If their presentation bugged me I'd unsubscribe, but I can't knock the hustle or the effort they put into branding themselves.
I bought a relaxer today. I swear I feel like I have contraband.
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