Miss Jesse's hair product line contain's all of the harmful and useless ingredients mentioned. If they are going to put that junk in their products then why charge $50.00? Simple con...not putting ur money back into ur business. These goons are simply trying to make a profit on the guise that "we'll just write down on the jar that it works", and it's an expensive product so it must work.
Hair ingredients like mineral oil, petrolatum, parraffinum liquidum, stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, are all harmful hair ingredients which are extremely drying & cause breakage. The hair companies know this & they don't care. They rely on consumer ignorance to make a profit. Before you purchase a hair product just simply turn over the darn bottle/jar and read the igredients. Educate yourselves and don't buy from companies that put that crap in their products, no matter what it say's on the jar.
Watch out for the mineral oils,petroletum, and parrifem wax--MJ's products are heavy laden with this stuff along with others. Make sure you clarify your hair frequently and moisturize with organic stuff b/f you use their stuff.
@Goofychik01 You COULD use it while transitioning... i would take a moment to look at your relaxed hair texture when it's wet. Does your relaxed hair go bone straight? Mine didn't so that's why I got these results w Miss Jessie's. I don't use Miss Jessie's product's anymore, I like the Kinky Curly line a lot more. But it took a lot of trial and error sampling products. Know what you want to achieve and try products out until you find the one that gives you results you want.
@Goofychik01 If your hair goes bone straight, then I'd probably suggest trying some bantu knots with kinky curly products and see how you like the results. I plan on doing a review soon. Keep an eye out for it.
Hi Ladies. Just wanted 2 let everyone know 2 be careful. I bought every product Miss Jessie's had b4 and then I found out 1 day that all of their products contained 2 of the most harmful ingredients that we can put on our hair, stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, and petroluem. All of which are extremely drying and cause breakage. Plz ladies don't take this message wrong bcuz if you use some subsitute with it and it's working for you, then continue. I just wanted you all to have all the facts. Chow!
@chawkeye17 No offense taken... about my 3rd to 4th day into using Miss Jessie's products I actually began to feel as though my hair was dry. Almost as though there was a film on my hair... so I'm not surprised to hear this. Thanks for the info! :)
Im 15 and I have had one perm i think it was last year but it was one to make my curls bigger but it failed.. the top half of my hair has reallly dry ends and it has some curls some are waves and the bottom half is like super super small spiral curls.. I am thinking about trying Miss Jessie's product. What do you suggest? I am aiming for moisture and longer curls. Volume is not an issue haha
I've been getting relaxers since i was about 2 years old. Yeah 2 years old! My mom put it in my hair because she said my hair was so curly. I've been getting relaxers all my life. I'm 17 now and i have decided to go natural. I've been natural for about 3 1/2 months and counting.
I have been transitioning for 1 yr. I want to try Miss Jessie's products. I have a question. When you stated your regimen, was your hair wet? Towel dried?
hi i have a short hair cut nd i wanna go natural; i didnt kno that u can have a lil perm in ur hair and still use the Ms. Jessie product. so does that mean i dnt have 2 chop off all the permed ends?
no, most people do it because they can't handle their curls. Natural hair requires A LOT of attention, just like permed hair. At miss jessie's salons, they have something called a silkener, which takes our natural hair and lengthens it. So you still have your natural curls but they'll just be longer and won't shrink that much when dry. Most people do this but a silkener is just a mild relaxer, so if your gonna do that, then you might as well stick with full relaxers. It's hard, I won't lie!
heyy , i have like semi-relaxed hair and i also wanna try and go curly for the summer and i've really am kinda torn between the curly pudding and curly meringue or even mixed chicks or kccc (kinky curly curling custard ) . i want like really defined curls i really dont mind a crunch and i wanna keep my length. what would you suggest ?
@yopoqueen Depending on how thick your hair is I would suggest Miss Jessie's Curly Meringue if your hair is more like mine is in this video. If it's a little more curly like it is in my big chop video then I would suggest Kinky Curly Curling Custard. Good luck girl! Let me know how it all works out.
@alluvial18 Its basically a relaxer but instead of smoothing it until its bone-straight it's relaxed only half way so you still have some curl/body. Supposedly it's better for your hair because it allows your hair to keep some elasticity which is lost when you take your hair bone straight.
@kgarcia14 You may have overprocessed your hair when you dyed it, causing it to be a lot more dry. Curls love/need moisture. Miss Jessie's might work for you. I'd suggest the curly Meringue for Hispanic hair because it's a little lighter. You might also want to check out Kinky Curly's "Knot Today" and their "Spiral Spritz". I find their products didn't leave any feeling of residue on my hair unlike the Miss Jessie's. Good Luck! I hope you find something that works for you! :)
@bfullilove1 im 17 as well and ive decided to go natural y mom especially doesnt want me to do it but i figured better start now than later but yes im so inspired by these videos and amzed at how wonderful black african american hair is you dont need to be biracial in order to have great hair ladies i wish a lot of young ladies would open their eyes and realize this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
love your hair..im 17 and i want to go natural...(yeah..i know..i finally woke up) any way..whats the first step to going natural?..by the way you and your hair is beautiful
@bfullilove1 I think you've already taken the first step, which is deciding to go natural. Your next step would be to do as much research as you can on taking care of curly hair. You can look at videos like mine on you tube or even Google key phrases like "afro natural hair care" or "transitioning from relaxed to natural hair".
@bfullilove1 Then decide on whether or not you want to grow out your hair or do what is called a "big chop" like what I did in my next video. Finally, stick with it to the end! (That's the hardest part) Best of luck!
You're very pretty first off. Great voice! I wanted to leave a comment to say "Thank you" so much for specifying that your hair is partially relaxed (texturized) that makes a huge difference on product reactions outside of texture differences and curl size. Your one of the very few ladies that will let someone know when giving a review! Kudos Chica!!
@GypsyCurls Thanks girl! I had to let people know because I find it frustrating when I don't know, and then I try to get the same results and it doesn't work out.
When you said "flat wavy thing or a bush", you described my hair. My stylist was telling me today that they are ordering some for the salon to try. Can't wait to try it!
I have the same issue with my hair being either flat and mildly wavy or a big frizzy, fuzzy whatever it is so I appreciate this video and your comment replies- very helpful!
Thank you :-) (And your hair and makeup are gorgeous!)
Yep! That's exactly how my hair is in this video. Curly hair is curly hair whether it has been relaxed or natural.
The only difference I've noticed is that relaxed hair needs more moisture than natural hair because the chemical process tends to dry hair out. You may find that you need to use something to maintain the moisture after using Miss Jessie's products.
Miss Jesse's hair product line contain's all of the harmful and useless ingredients mentioned. If they are going to put that junk in their products then why charge $50.00? Simple con...not putting ur money back into ur business. These goons are simply trying to make a profit on the guise that "we'll just write down on the jar that it works", and it's an expensive product so it must work.
kimmie6209 3 months ago
Hair ingredients like mineral oil, petrolatum, parraffinum liquidum, stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, are all harmful hair ingredients which are extremely drying & cause breakage. The hair companies know this & they don't care. They rely on consumer ignorance to make a profit. Before you purchase a hair product just simply turn over the darn bottle/jar and read the igredients. Educate yourselves and don't buy from companies that put that crap in their products, no matter what it say's on the jar.
kimmie6209 3 months ago
Watch out for the mineral oils,petroletum, and parrifem wax--MJ's products are heavy laden with this stuff along with others. Make sure you clarify your hair frequently and moisturize with organic stuff b/f you use their stuff.
Your hair looks great :).
EnChristosEime4life 5 months ago
so can i use while transitioning?
Goofychik01 7 months ago
@Goofychik01 You COULD use it while transitioning... i would take a moment to look at your relaxed hair texture when it's wet. Does your relaxed hair go bone straight? Mine didn't so that's why I got these results w Miss Jessie's. I don't use Miss Jessie's product's anymore, I like the Kinky Curly line a lot more. But it took a lot of trial and error sampling products. Know what you want to achieve and try products out until you find the one that gives you results you want.
ebonycutie84 7 months ago
@Goofychik01 If your hair goes bone straight, then I'd probably suggest trying some bantu knots with kinky curly products and see how you like the results. I plan on doing a review soon. Keep an eye out for it.
ebonycutie84 7 months ago
@ebonycutie84 ok i will .thank you.
Goofychik01 7 months ago
Hi Ladies. Just wanted 2 let everyone know 2 be careful. I bought every product Miss Jessie's had b4 and then I found out 1 day that all of their products contained 2 of the most harmful ingredients that we can put on our hair, stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, and petroluem. All of which are extremely drying and cause breakage. Plz ladies don't take this message wrong bcuz if you use some subsitute with it and it's working for you, then continue. I just wanted you all to have all the facts. Chow!
chawkeye17 7 months ago 3
@chawkeye17 No offense taken... about my 3rd to 4th day into using Miss Jessie's products I actually began to feel as though my hair was dry. Almost as though there was a film on my hair... so I'm not surprised to hear this. Thanks for the info! :)
ebonycutie84 7 months ago 2
i think nzuri curl cream works way better. watch?v=O1rAUj3w45I
gangstaprincess28 7 months ago
Im 15 and I have had one perm i think it was last year but it was one to make my curls bigger but it failed.. the top half of my hair has reallly dry ends and it has some curls some are waves and the bottom half is like super super small spiral curls.. I am thinking about trying Miss Jessie's product. What do you suggest? I am aiming for moisture and longer curls. Volume is not an issue haha
lildanimal34 1 year ago
@lildanimal34 lol i'm with you on volume, you and i must be looking for the same thing, soft long curls with no extra volume :)
lailalu123 10 months ago
Well come to LA and sell this stuff.. Sistas in LA need your help! Everyone here is weaved up! And thats why none of them can find a man.
If I were king. Weaves would be outlawed. And If you were caught wearing one, youd be locked up for life. Id probably lock your kids up tooo!
STAND UP IF YOU HATE WEAVES! AND SAY "IM MMAD AS HELL AND IM NOT GOING TO TAKE IT ANYMORE"
ok im thoo, my grits are ready.. (got some thick bacon too!)
RuggedBrotha 1 year ago
I've been getting relaxers since i was about 2 years old. Yeah 2 years old! My mom put it in my hair because she said my hair was so curly. I've been getting relaxers all my life. I'm 17 now and i have decided to go natural. I've been natural for about 3 1/2 months and counting.
Loveprincessmiah 1 year ago
Curly Meringue Is Heavier(stronger hold) Than Curly Pudding.
NikkiCheer19 1 year ago
u r very pretty n ur hair is nice..keep on doin it mama!
inbellinbell 1 year ago
I have been transitioning for 1 yr. I want to try Miss Jessie's products. I have a question. When you stated your regimen, was your hair wet? Towel dried?
ulawnda 1 year ago
Love your makeup. What products do you use?
nenedede 1 year ago
@nenedede I am a M.A.C. addict! I'm using the smokey eyes quad from M.A.C. in this video. Tutorial to come soon!
ebonycutie84 1 year ago 2
hi i have a short hair cut nd i wanna go natural; i didnt kno that u can have a lil perm in ur hair and still use the Ms. Jessie product. so does that mean i dnt have 2 chop off all the permed ends?
rockoutofLOVE 1 year ago
no, most people do it because they can't handle their curls. Natural hair requires A LOT of attention, just like permed hair. At miss jessie's salons, they have something called a silkener, which takes our natural hair and lengthens it. So you still have your natural curls but they'll just be longer and won't shrink that much when dry. Most people do this but a silkener is just a mild relaxer, so if your gonna do that, then you might as well stick with full relaxers. It's hard, I won't lie!
haywoodjabobi 1 year ago
Is Ms Jessie products only for natural hair
uniquelyblu3 1 year ago
heyy , i have like semi-relaxed hair and i also wanna try and go curly for the summer and i've really am kinda torn between the curly pudding and curly meringue or even mixed chicks or kccc (kinky curly curling custard ) . i want like really defined curls i really dont mind a crunch and i wanna keep my length. what would you suggest ?
yopoqueen 1 year ago
@yopoqueen Depending on how thick your hair is I would suggest Miss Jessie's Curly Meringue if your hair is more like mine is in this video. If it's a little more curly like it is in my big chop video then I would suggest Kinky Curly Curling Custard. Good luck girl! Let me know how it all works out.
ebonycutie84 1 year ago
uhhhhh... so wen we gettin married?
BigDCHolla 1 year ago
cute hair chica
EgyptianKeyz 1 year ago
Hey, great vid and I truly love your hair!! I have a quick question though. You mentioned that your hair was semi-relaxed, how do you do that?
alluvial18 1 year ago
@alluvial18 Its basically a relaxer but instead of smoothing it until its bone-straight it's relaxed only half way so you still have some curl/body. Supposedly it's better for your hair because it allows your hair to keep some elasticity which is lost when you take your hair bone straight.
ebonycutie84 1 year ago
I love your hair missy!
I'm hispanic and my hair use to
be like that until I dyed it and I don't
know what happen to it I wonder if
this product works wonders on my
hispanic hair?
kgarcia14 1 year ago
@kgarcia14 You may have overprocessed your hair when you dyed it, causing it to be a lot more dry. Curls love/need moisture. Miss Jessie's might work for you. I'd suggest the curly Meringue for Hispanic hair because it's a little lighter. You might also want to check out Kinky Curly's "Knot Today" and their "Spiral Spritz". I find their products didn't leave any feeling of residue on my hair unlike the Miss Jessie's. Good Luck! I hope you find something that works for you! :)
ebonycutie84 1 year ago
Thank you very much!
kgarcia14 1 year ago
@kgarcia14 You're welcome! Hope everything works out.
ebonycutie84 1 year ago
Cutesy!
TiffonaFontee 1 year ago
@bfullilove1 im 17 as well and ive decided to go natural y mom especially doesnt want me to do it but i figured better start now than later but yes im so inspired by these videos and amzed at how wonderful black african american hair is you dont need to be biracial in order to have great hair ladies i wish a lot of young ladies would open their eyes and realize this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ashivelfyi 2 years ago 11
one word 4 ya.........SEXY!
tybisha 2 years ago
your hair is really pretty!
legslikewhoa 2 years ago
love your hair..im 17 and i want to go natural...(yeah..i know..i finally woke up) any way..whats the first step to going natural?..by the way you and your hair is beautiful
bfullilove1 2 years ago 3
@bfullilove1 I think you've already taken the first step, which is deciding to go natural. Your next step would be to do as much research as you can on taking care of curly hair. You can look at videos like mine on you tube or even Google key phrases like "afro natural hair care" or "transitioning from relaxed to natural hair".
ebonycutie84 1 year ago
@bfullilove1 Then decide on whether or not you want to grow out your hair or do what is called a "big chop" like what I did in my next video. Finally, stick with it to the end! (That's the hardest part) Best of luck!
ebonycutie84 1 year ago
Your hair looks really pretty, my hair is similar in texture and style. Cute!!
desertflower20 2 years ago
gorgeous! you and your hair
richeau 2 years ago
You're very pretty first off. Great voice! I wanted to leave a comment to say "Thank you" so much for specifying that your hair is partially relaxed (texturized) that makes a huge difference on product reactions outside of texture differences and curl size. Your one of the very few ladies that will let someone know when giving a review! Kudos Chica!!
GypsyCurls 2 years ago 4
@GypsyCurls Thanks girl! I had to let people know because I find it frustrating when I don't know, and then I try to get the same results and it doesn't work out.
ebonycutie84 1 year ago
comb*
taniwo 2 years ago
Did you twist your hair after you put the products in and let it air dry? Or did you come it through and air dry??
taniwo 2 years ago
I just combed it through. Twist outs don't seem to work for me.
ebonycutie84 2 years ago
Wow!!!
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NiiNiiZpHrEzH 2 years ago
When you said "flat wavy thing or a bush", you described my hair. My stylist was telling me today that they are ordering some for the salon to try. Can't wait to try it!
anikadiamond007 2 years ago
I have the same issue with my hair being either flat and mildly wavy or a big frizzy, fuzzy whatever it is so I appreciate this video and your comment replies- very helpful!
Thank you :-) (And your hair and makeup are gorgeous!)
AngelRose11 2 years ago
I love your eye makeup. Do you do tutorials? I would love to know how you created that look.
MlleButterfly 2 years ago
Thank you! :) I haven't done any makeup tutorials yet, but I'll make sure that I make a video showing how I did this look in the near future.
ebonycutie84 2 years ago
What is semi-relaxed or semi-natural?
lovethesetits 2 years ago
That's where they relax your hair but smooth it only half-way rather than until it's bone straight. Similar to a texturizer.
ebonycutie84 2 years ago
Oh, I see. They still use the same chemicals, but keep it on for a shorter time.
lovethesetits 2 years ago
Yes exactly. It helps to keep some of the elasticity in the hair.
ebonycutie84 2 years ago
You are so GORGEOUS!!! I Love your hair!!! I cant wait til mine grows out like that.
Honey503 2 years ago
Aww thank you! *blushes* I actually just did the BC last month so my hair is REALLY short now. I'll do a new vid soon so everyone can see it.
ebonycutie84 2 years ago
the curly pudding didn't really do any justice 4 me...it had like a dried residue and had my hair dry looking after a day...
ChanelDaLeader 2 years ago
I hear you. I think I was a bit premature in making this video. The same thing happened to me the second or third time I used it on my hair.
I'm going to try some other products for natural hair in the future and give feedback.
ebonycutie84 2 years ago
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL ;) also you are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!!
DertyFresh 2 years ago
Hi I like the way your hair looks from using miss jessies :)
I am relaxed but my hair still gets curly when it's wet so do you know if I'd be able to use miss jessies products on my relaxed hair?
unperfectisback 2 years ago
Yep! That's exactly how my hair is in this video. Curly hair is curly hair whether it has been relaxed or natural.
The only difference I've noticed is that relaxed hair needs more moisture than natural hair because the chemical process tends to dry hair out. You may find that you need to use something to maintain the moisture after using Miss Jessie's products.
ebonycutie84 2 years ago
Thanks beautiful :)
unperfectisback 2 years ago
Anytime ;)
ebonycutie84 2 years ago
Damn You fine!!!
CRRountree 2 years ago
Horayy Miss Jessie
oconnorg 2 years ago