My stylist uses Babybliss tourmaline and I saw all they hype and purchased one too. I noticed by hair felt dry using the tourmaline. I ordered FHI Ceramic (throw back from college) and brought it to the salon for my stylist to try. She noticed the difference of how soft my hair was with the ceramic using FHI and she will be ordering one.

I use a Babyliss flat iron. It gets my hair straight and silky.

Yes, FHI irons are amazing! I have the ceramic platform and their titanium one. For some reason the FHI titanium doesn't straighten as well as the ceramic and it makes my hair dry. I stick to ceramic.

Can you add best heat protectant to this series? And maybe a video on salon level shampoo & conditioner? I’ve noticed that my hair is so much smoother and more moisturized when I get it shampooed at the salon.

I will keep the FHI flat iron in mind if/when my 14+ Sedu Revolution Nano Tourmaline ever decides to give up the ghost. On another note, I've never been to a hair salon that used Conair tools. At home I still have an old Solia Thermal Ionic made in Italy, going strong also for 14+ years. Lastly, I have the FHI handle-less blow dryer but I didn't realize that you can't control the temperature, only the force of the air. I am now looking at Elchim 3900 and Babyliss Pro Rapido or Volare.

A lot of stylists put the blow dryer right on the hair with the concentration nozzle 😭 I feel like that’s where a lot of heat damage comes from

I use the tymo straightener. No heat damage.😊

You made me buy the fhi 3+ years in

I'm glad you did a video on blow dryers! What's your take on the Revair? I just can't get the hang of it. I miss the softness. 😢

I'm so glad I found you on KZfaq!! I've been a kinky curly natural for years and wanting to change it up! You are a breath of fresh air! I can't wait to see your next video for this series! This is exactly what I need! You are so detailed and so knowledgeable! God bless you!

i am color treated natural, high porosity hair, been coloring my hair for 7 years and wont be stopping either. Just trying to keep my hair healthy and maintain color. My hair is medium to fine, i think my hair medium density sometimes feels like high especially when i get it straightened. I want to use heat more often i only use heat once or twice to get a trim on straight hair. i have noticed as well that i cant have my hair flat straight i need volume it suits me best. i dont know if straight natural, i just want to be able to use heat while maintaining my hair. 😅 I already own a flat iron; its ceramic so am in the right place the brand is remington and blow dryer i have two types but the main one is wahl Just need to fine I good heat protectant and good leave in. I use shea moisture and keracare spray blowout

Oh brilliant, I've had FHI's for over 10yrs 😊 good to know that I have the right tool. ❤

This video topic was so needed, thank you!! I’m due for some new tools. Thought I needed the Dyson blow dryer 😅

Babyliss I have is blue more professional the one your showing is less expensive.

I am definitely enjoying this series as I am now straight natural. Very informative!

Also, I feel like majority of heat training videos from professionals are aimed at people who wash biweekly or less. What about people who wash weekly? I've just been blow drying weekly and flat ironing every other week to once a month.

Yeah! My old blow dry overheated and burned a half inch section clean off at my roots 😭😭 The rest of my hair is between 12-16 inches but now I have an inch long section at the right front of my head😢

Great information, I will definitely been tuning in for more!

I live in a humid tropical climate, can you please recommend products to combat these? Also I have fine hair with medium density.

Thanks for info!!! Helps so much

Great tips! 👍🏿 Babyliss all the way

Thank you for the tips!❤

What about the blow dryer brush? That is, the blow dryer and brush in one?

Awesome! What kind of hair steamer is best? I didn’t see it in your store

💯✨🦄 So happy to have found your channel 🧞‍♀️ 🙋🏽‍♀️

I flat iron on 340 and I have fine hair. Do you think a ceramic flat iron will be enough?

I would love to try you're recovery shampoo. Will it be back in stock?? BTW...New Subscriber. Love your videos🤸🏾‍♀️

How about the revlon brush blow dryer (not the round brush)? It's so easy to use for non-professionals. Blow drying with a comb attachment is difficult for me.

How do we know if we have coarse hair? Can you share some tip please.thNk you in advance 🙏🏽

Is a Dyson blowdryer worth it? I wanted to know before purchasing one. Blessings~

Can you comment on the blow dryer brushes

Hello I have a conairpro nano silver ceramic tools flat iron,, I have fine low density hair just wondering if this a good flat iron

What is your take on the Dyson dryer for high density /medium strands?

Do you advice someone with heat damage from 1 silk press to heat train, i have random patches of straight chunks mixed with my afro, idk how to safely handle it. And i need to wash my hair weekly

I have medium-course and high density hair. Is it safe to start with the titanium flat iron once a month while my hair gets used to the heat then switch to the fhi?

Where is your Salon located to book an appointment?

I tried to download your hair care guide. The link did not work. Is it still avaialble?

What state are you in and are you taking new clients.

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