Happy I could help! 🙏

At first I thought you were exaggerating but then I watched the entire video and realized this is exactly how I feel...I've struggled for so long and never knew what brush to use even. I have long thick hair and could never bring out the best of it because of my lack of knowledge..this taught me soooo much.

Same one wash treat and style after watching a few vids 100% improvement. Just need to get rid of my damaged bleached bits and I'll be happy. I just thought I'd been hit with the crap hair stick. Almost 40 yo and didn't know how to wash my hair 😳. Also he's right the products do matter. Thanks Chris

Same! Thank you ❤

Agreed on

I know, right? I am almost 50 and not shampooing every day for the first time in decades

@@danaleebaker Same here!! I also thought I was doomed to uncontrollable dry coarse gray hair. Not any more 👩‍🦳

Hair stylist don’t know what others know But, mostly not all can teach as well as this gentleman can teach He has a passion for teaching as well as for the subject he is mastering I see other hairstylist are wanting to make a living doing hair & skip educating us (& it might be because of time or because we don’t listen 🤣).

I’m 51 & learned more in his videos than from my stylist in a lifetime. I wish more stylists informed their clients more on product they should try for their hair type.

Have you noticed a reduction in damage after 9 moths of using the Kerastase product?

Thank you it's hard to find a product light weight enough for my fine hair

Yes!!! Don't sleep on the blow dry creams :)

@@BlowoutProfessor I’m learning at age 40 about this good product thankyou

Which one did you use?

@@arianabasurto4281 I used Redkin Big Blow in the pink tube followed by the RedkinThermal Spray 22.

I hope I get good results can not wait for my products to arrive!

I feel the exact same way!!! I'm super thankful for the hair education and guidance!!

Legitimately just made my day 🙏 Thanks Riley :) If I can ever help just send me an email :)

Appreciate you Selena 🙏

Thank You, How about African American Hair?

@@selenaguardado9247 aa

What exact products and method do you use? I also have very thick hair I have to wash every other day

Did it work?

I agree! ❤

Hey! Leave in conditioner first... And then blow dry cream after :)

@@BlowoutProfessor Thank you!!

Hello I hope u can check my question here : my hair is straight with thin hair and not curled but damaged from highlights so after using professional shampoo and conditioner what should I put : leave in then serum if I don’t want to do blow out and i add heat protector if I want to do Curly hair ?

Is the blowout cream a heat protectant?

I’m a pro HD, if this helps pls follow. Detox or wash your hair w Redken cleansing cream, followed w your regular shampoo, + conditioner or hair mask if it feels too raw / dried out. Then out of the shower you will apply your hair leave in product. The leave in is as equal as that cream you use in your body after shower. Protection !

This so much! I dread each time I go to the hairdresser's for a cut, because they blowdry my literal 3 strands of hair with such high heat that I get blisters on my scalp. My poor hairs need to fight for their life for a month afterwards.

But for that you need to wash your hair each time you want to straighten in.

Happy to dispell this myth. Not all hairdressers are created equal and more than I care to admit, many of them speak from self contrived knowledge instead of an acquired knowledge from a reputable form of education. The bad part is that most clients know very little in comparison to their stylist about their hair so they trust everything they tell them; as well you should be able to trust the person caring for your hair. Nevertheless, for many reasons, people are comfortable with the just having knowledge they received from hair school and or that they receive from a ,self serving, product manufacturer that teaches them just enough to make them arrogant and slaves to their product but not truly what they need to know to make them competent. So they don’t seek continuing education get the science and the why of their craft to fuel and maintain them throughout their career. As technological advances continue to widen our understanding we have to keep a learning attitude so that we can continue to grow. That reigns true for life and for every industry under the sun.

For a blow-out the Blow-out cream and if you need to use irons the thermal spray. If you need to blow-out+ curl your hair at the same time you can apply the blow-out cream, get your blow-out done then apply the thermal spray and get your curls with the iron done ! I hope I helped.

@@martinaprivitera6276 ciao Martina! Scusa ma chiedo a te perché mi sembri ferrata 🥰 io utilizzo solo il phon, asciugando i capelli a testa in giù e non mi è chiaro se posso usare la big blowout o se occorre usarla solo quando si usa phon+spazzola. Puoi aiutarmi? Grazie mille 🙏🏻

@@sariss9 Hey Sara 🥰! Certo che ti posso aiutare. Allora la crema Big Blowout è in pratica una crema che applichi sempre sui capelli umidi prima di farti il phon o anche la piega con la spazzola. Serve sopratutto come protezione termica ( contro il calore sopratutto del phon) e aiuta anche a diminuire anche il frizz dei capelli una volta passi la spazzola con il phon e te li fa ancora più belli. Ma anche se passi solamente il phon senza farti la piega faresti benissimo ad usarla perché starai comunque danneggiando i capelli con il calore del phon. Quindi, dovresti sempre applicarne un po’ con i capelli ancora umidi e poi usare il phon. Staresti comunque proteggendo i capelli dal calore e evitando che si spezzino e si danneggino. Spero di averti aiutata!! ☺️

@@martinaprivitera6276Grazie!!! Sei stata gentilissima 🥰 dal nome ho dato per scontato che fossi italiana, hope I wasn’t wrong😬)

I wonder this too. I wash and blow dry my hair at night and flat iron it in the morning.

They're both heat protectants. The Redkin Big Blowout is for blow drying, which isn't as hot, and the Redkin Hotsets 22 is for use when using any kind of curling iron, flat iron, hot rollers, etc. because they get a LOT hotter. So if you do both things, use both products... the Big Blowout before drying, and the Hotsets before hot irons.

@@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane Thank you!

I am interested in the same question? Do we use both back to back ?

I'm also wondering if you can use the Redkin Frizz Dismiss for Blow out and flat iron since it says it's good up to 450 degrees?

Does it make your hair wet when you put it on before iron? May be frying it

Hey Carla I'm actually filming a video on this now 😂

Looking forward to this video - keen runner here who also has coloured hair - not a great combination for hair health 😃

I know it's a year later, but I remember wondering this last year when I saw this and again now. They have different "thermal" sprays and I have no idea if one is better than the other 🤷‍♂ Although according to the video, the blow dry spray should probably be used like the blow dry creams he talked about - when you're blow drying your hair. And the thermal sprays would be for hot tools like irons.

Hey that's awesome! I try to make all my routines as cheap as possible and with the least amount of product. It can seem expensive at first but since many products like the hair oil will last you 6+ months it's pretty cheap over time. If it's an issue I would just buy 1 product at a time 👍

@@BlowoutProfessor thank you! What do you recommend I start with first then? I can then add the other products in slowly

@UCUJh6xpms2HEmN-VTv7%F0%9F%91%8Dsylw In order of importance... Start with... Leave in conditioner -> hair oil -> iron heat protectant -> blowout cream

Hi did you find out when to put it on x