Lmao me too 😂

I hate to say it but his hair looks like it could use a wash!

LMAO :D

Amanda De Silva It is no different to American girls. My mother's family is French. American women do so much hair maintenance I think that they are ahead of the game.

@FacheChanteDeux True hahahhaha

i knooow omg 😐

That's the only thing I was thinking about from the moment he started to brush her hair.

Aisha Nefise Bazlamatçı I KNOW, I cringe whenever I see someone wash their hands or whatever, without pushing up their sleeves.

The gall! *gasps then faints

Aisha Nefise Bazlamatçı That's part of his secret for French hair- wet sleeves😂

LMAOOOO

PlanetJackie 😂

😂😂😂

lol I know I was expecting some new technique lol.....my husband can not understand why I stay in the shower so long when I wash my hair and it's bc I make sure I do a full deep scalp massage with shampoo and conditioner. I only use Aveda color and products tbough. Aveda has totally transformed my hair. My profile picture is before I started going to an Aveda Salon. My hair was just blah.....brassy blonde and so dry. I need to post a new picture....6 months difference which would be present day. The change is incredibly ladies. I use the Damage Remedy line and when I wash and condition I add a small amount of the Blue Mauva Shampoo to the Damage Remedy shampoo and then a small amount of the Blue Mauve conditioner to the Damage Remedy conditioner. The blue malva shampoo pulls out any brassiness and the conditioner adds shine and really enhances my blonde hair. I can go 12 weeks in between highlights bc of this shampoo. In fact I have an appt. on the 28th and I had a friend today at church say.....Wow your hair looks great....you must have just gotten it done. I said actually no.....it's been 12 weeks lol she asked me to write down the products and she text me a bit ago to tell me she went out and bought everything I wrote down lol and how mad her husband was for her spending all that money. It is a pricy line however I've had a small bottle of the Damage Remedy shampoo and conditioner last me 4 months and the liter of the Blue Malva last 6 months. So if you add up what you usually spend on products for a 4 to 6 month span you will see that it's a good purchase. Unless you use drug store shampoo and conditioner. sorry for the long post but I wanted to share in hopes someone reading will take my advice and their hair will be transformed like mine has been. I recommend using Aveda color bc it's essential damage free much less then other color products I assure you so I'm sure that's had an impact on my hair along with the Damage Remedy Line. When your hair is dry and damaged you need protein to repair and the Aveda products have that.

This actually made me Lmao inside at 3:46 🤣🤣🤣😂

PlanetJackie Hahaha hahaha!

palegreenstars he used WAY more then I use. I was always told you s just need a little nickel size amount.

palegreenstars that's half than I use :')

i use like 4x as much

I use half as much haha

Lol my hair is down to my b and really curly , i use like that amount of shampoo, and then a HUGE pile of conditioner.

penyou haha I was just thinking that when watching this

Asmr worthy

I feel the opposite. I'd have preferred him to speak French.

more like one apricot

I LOVE THE FRENCH, SO ROMANTIC

Ava Vilandra this comment couldn’t be any more relevant than it is today ...

Melissa Adelia Landry time traveler 😩

Carina lol. Even 'Glossier' is French sounding

mcChocoSensualHedbob It's does and it seems like ITG is stuck in 2012 when the whole beauty community was obsessing over French women. We get it, they go for a low maintenance look, move on already.

Carina its really annoying. im european too and even i dont have such a thick accent.

iarina ioana It is annoying and I know not all europeans have thick heavy accents. I don't even think the aesthetic is really ground breaking or impressive to look at. Wearing natural looking makeup and hair and trying to be cool by acting like you don't care, even though you care a lot isn't something worth obsessing over for years.

Andreea C actually i do have some french friends with good english accents but thats not the point the point is that into the gloss keeps filming the same type of people because it seems to have this funny infatuation with french ppl who have strong accents. to the point where they all sound the same.

You are mystic creatures own it hunni

im pretty sure they titled it that because they want to sell that idea to the rest of the world, to be honest, the rest of the world sees the French as elegant, effortlessy stylish, and chic. we want to be like you, and marketers know that.

Aaron Bynum lmao

It's actually not about being French nationality-wise. "French Girl" is a stereotype and an aesthetic, it doesn't mean that people from the US think that all French girls are mysterious and all

Q: "So, you rub almond oil the night before you wash your hair??" A: "always"

I hear "teeny" instead of "tiny".

Florane De it’s not that much 😐

M A Walker it makes sense if you aim the dryer down the hair shaft and use ionic tools, since both keep the cuticle closed.

I remember reading that a cold rinse would close the hair cuticle adding shine and reducing frizz. From someone who doesn't use a hair dryer, I do it in the summer. I'm not standing a cold water blast in the winter, nope.

Domotha94

100%

No one wear beret in france my dear

Manjot absolutely :)

Manjot Well be assured it's not a french thing at all haha

I still do the whipping thing. Defo an Asian thing. Never was allowed to used a hairdryer so the whipping would dry my hair.

same thought

Omg I swear, I was so surprise to see him do that.

It's called good genetics lol. She didn't have to do a damned thing to look like that, unfortunately.

Asmr is life

heartandhymn I have been doing that to my curly hair for a while now, and it separates the curls really well and gives loads of volume. Haven't gotten any tangles, so maybe there's something to the technique.

MMLakhani89 i flip my hair too! Mines straight, flat and long and the hair flip makes in fluffy and bouncy

helenabiela I am French and it makes me cringe lmao

Lou Pcd Same here as a Belgian 😂😂

+Lou Pcd Same

He talks about his own products, one is based on the lavender oil, and the other on the almond oil

yeah I want to know too

looks like an eye gloss

Chantelle Dacunha maybe the Mac eye gloss? It's so beautiful!

Looks like the Kevin Aucoin eye gloss. I have and love!

it doesn't look like a gloss to me though? I feel like it might just be a very fine beautiful glitter?

James Samuel i think they look shiny

thought the same thing!!

James Very greasy I would say

cassispie Yeah, it was clean, a bit of the product he added at the end made some of her hair on the side stick a little, and some people might think that's grease.

No, that is how moisturized hair looks like. You are just used to seeing dry hair.

V CR yeah ı want to know

Christophe Robin brush .. it's online

sanda.x He recommended combining his 2 products: Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt & a little bit of Cleansing Mask with Lemon.

sanda.x hardly a family recipe handed down for generations then 😂

sr932739 only the ends of the hair need conditioner as they are dead and get dry, hair closer to your scalp gets moisturised naturally. Adding conditioner to the roots will just leave your hair flat and greasy

I see, thanks for the info. I used to do this until recently when I went to a salon and the person that washed my hair applied it to the roots as well.

She wasn't even French, which is the funniest part. She sounds like a native english speaker, maybe even from the US. (I'm American and didn't really hear a foreign accent.)