Appreciate you Beatris 🙏 If there's ever a way I can help just let me know!

I am glad I found you on KZfaq, the content takes the stress out doing my hair..I have learned so much! Thank you so much

Literally binge watching rn😂

some of us have to wash our hair everyday

Thanks for dictating the video, for people who are deaf and don't know how to use the captions feature I guess.

@@lambsauce8937 No they don't. If you have to wash your hair every day then you are doing something wrong. Look at his videos on the Trinity method.

Which straightener and heat protecter do you use and reccomend :)?

I believe these heat protectants are what's causing the damage. You are baking all sorts of chemicals into the strands. Does that sound healthy to you?

@@cfoster6804 yea that kinda makes sense

Appreciate the kind words Erin :) Thank you!

Hey! Put the leave-in conditioner in every time. Then whatever type of styling product(s) you're going to use. Then after styling use the oil/serum mostly on your ends and then a bit on your mids.

Hey Jess! That's awesome I appreciate you watching :) For day 2-3 what exactly is the problem you're having? Frizziness? Some curls falling more than others?

@@BlowoutProfessor thanks for replying Chris! So the next day my hair dries out and my hair can get tangled from sleeping on it and it gets frizzy on the top layer. I can get annoying kinks in my hair from the way I’ve slept on it but I can’t brush it without the curls completely frizzing out. I’ve just started using morrocon oil products and I’m in love with them! I’ve seen a curl Re-energising spray they have that I might try? I think I need to find a way to rehydrate the hair without having to wash it everyday :)

​@@jessmcwilliams8503You can try refreshing your hair by spraying it with water or wetting its less damaging than washing it everyday

Hey! My absolute favorite is Kenra Thermal Styling Spray. It protects, adds shine and helps lock in your style so it lasts longer. Just make sure to brush through your hair before you use the iron!

@@BlowoutProfessor what would be your second favourite?, I don't believe I can get that I Australia. I think I have medium thickness hair.

@@BlowoutProfessor Yup, same question from me, anything else besides that? And any impressions on the ghd heat protectant?

Hey Jenna! My #1 tip is to add a leave-in conditioner to your hair routine. Makes a big difference in the health of your hair :)

yes

Look up Sabino Moisture Block and thank me later.

Hey Summer! Personally I don't like to look at purple shampoo as shampoo. It's not good at cleaning your hair and like you said it can leave it very dry. It's really more of a toner. I like to do 1 shampoo with a regular shampoo to get rid of buildup and prepare a clean hair shaft to absorb the purple color. Then do a 2nd shampoo with the purple shampoo. Leave that on long enough to get the tone you want. And again use a regular conditioner after. Not a purple conditioner. Hope that helps!

Hey Teresa! Absolutely, humidity will really mess with your hair in the South. The best way to deal with humidity is a round brush blowout with a LOT of tension. The tension is what gets the style to hold. 👍 But it's difficult to do on yourself. Really the best way is to limit time in humidity. Given enough time humidity will always win out.

@@BlowoutProfessor You're absolutely right about that. Thanks for the tip!!

Hey Elyse! That's really strange...usually that type of thing only happens after pregnancy. Did you by chance get a keratin treatment?

@@BlowoutProfessor no I sure haven’t, I’ve been using the same shampoo and conditioner and products for over a year. I noticed it starting in March and it’s gotten continuously worse. I tried the dyson airwrap and had no luck I’m actually going to send it back and order a curling iron and try my luck with that. I’m wondering if it was the length of my hair but I don’t see why it would change so quickly, I also ordered the olaplaex shampoo/ conditioner and oil you recommended for my hair type which is fine and thin. I currently use matrix so long damage which was recommended by the woman who cuts my hair. I’m not sure if having too healthy of hair is a thing but I can’t think of anything else. Thank you for replying I really appreciate it! 😊

@@elysebell1332 That's really really strange. There are things that will do that but I don't think any of them apply to you. It's really hard to hold a curl in really young women like in high school that have never colored or highlighted their hair. But that type of health doesn't just come overnight. If you really really wanted to curl it again you could get some highlights to add texture. Sorry I can't be of more help!

@@BlowoutProfessor oh no thank you for taking time out of your day to reply! I really appreciate it! I love your videos and your advice. 😊

No. He said to go at least three days before you straighten it again.

Hey! It's not the worst. If the chief benefit you want from shampoo is that it's not expensive then it's fine. But if you're prioritizing the health and look of your hair I would really recommend a professional brand :)

Hey! It's been a while since I've used them. But I really like their orange label styling cream

@@BlowoutProfessor thank you !

Hey! The Moroccanoil heat protectant is probably the next best. Can you get that? Most blow dryers only go to about 175 at the nozzle and most of the heat energy goes towards evaporating water. The hair never gets that hot. So most styling products will have enough heat protection for that. But irons are usually between 275-450. You really really want a heat protectant designed specifically for that kind of heat! So you need 2 things. A styling product for blow drying with heat protectant. And then another protectant for iron work.

@@BlowoutProfessor great thank you! Yes i can get Moroccanoil products , and what styling product for blow (is that like a leave in conditioner?) dry do you recommend? Sorry for all the questions

@@tanarduek8216 No problem! If you have thick coarse hair I would go for Redken's rebel tame for the blow dry cream. Moroccanoil hydrate or repair for shampoo and conditioner. For fine or medium hair Olaplex 3, 4 and 5.

@@BlowoutProfessor ive just bought the olaplex shampoo and conditioner, and should I buy olaplex 3 and Moroccanoil heat protection? Would that be insted of a leave in conditioner and will be ok for my hair routine?

@@tanarduek8216 Olaplex 3 is your styling product. And yes Moroccanoil's heat protectant for irons. Your hair would be healthier and look bettter with a leave-in conditioner but you don't have to get everything right away if you don't want to :)

Hey! Are you using a round brush? And are you using any styling products before you blow dry?

@@BlowoutProfessor I don’t use any styling products, and I used to have a round brush but didn’t know how to use it so i’ve just been using a regular brush.

@@dr.pepper.queen21 I would google "round brush blowdry tutorial" I need to make one my own but haven't had time yet... Olaplex 3 is a great styling product. Those two changes should make a huge difference for you.

@@BlowoutProfessor Ok i will try that thank you!

dont use heat without heat protection. just keep trying to buy one

@@lambsauce8937got one ty

Hey! I would make sure to use a leave in conditioner, hair mask at least once a week, and oil to keep your ends hydrated. Was your hair already damaged before the highlights? A little damage from highlights is normal but the breakage shouldn't be so bad that it thins your hair out.

@@BlowoutProfessor no was perfectly healthy and very thick. After highlights I lost about 50% of my hair.

@@carelesswhisper786 That really shouldn't happen :( I would try to find a new stylist

@@BlowoutProfessor Thank you so much.

What temperature you use on your flat iron might have something to do with it as well. For instance, on the lowest temperature your hair is not going to get poker straight, and It needs to be poker straight for it to last for days.