I don´t even wear watches and I suddenly wanna buy this watch. You are really selling it!

Can you tell where you bought your necklace cus I have this type of bracelet and I need a match on my neck

love your video isabell and iam appreciate your work on barbie you are amazing happy new year to you too isabell and your mom and dad both love your barbai doll iam very glad iam see your barbie hi india lots of love 🙋🙋🙏🙏❤

you are also barbie I tell you with heart and you decorates your barbie wear clothes and colour the hair of barbie

ISABD=IS A BAD DAY

yaaay! i'm so glad you liked it thank you for posting the video, it helped me (and a lot of girls) out!

I'm one of the girls, thank you for your video 😀

@@IsabellaDemarko what about boys😞😠😠😠

@@hafizahsumayyah7839 You mean boys who think they’re girls? In other words, also girls? Because boys that know they’re boys would not curl their hair even if they had it long.

@@Epic_Shotz that’s just toxic masculinity. Boys can curl their hair for God’s sake!! Get in our generation.

Yes! Do you xx

Eyyy that’s me.

Roll your hair, think Cersei Lanister, into two twists on each side, twisting away from your face then crossing them back twist over front twist. Then spritz it with water to set. If you wet it first, it never dries. Gently uncross, then run fingers gently through the twists. Makes great beach waves. I actually do the top, then both sides.

@@BBMc107 oh, wetting the hair AFTER tying it! Thank you so much!

Maybe could you explain why you quit the curtly go method? I think I have the same hair type so I want to try it out.

REDinitial Oh gosh.... the braids and frizzy ends! I always have had the same issue.... so the robe curls method has been so amazing!! I always put the end of my hair part and kind of tuck it into the robe, that I fold around it, before I put my elastic around it! Works great and I hope it protects the ends a bit :). Robe curls are fantastic.

What other oils are good to put after showering?

Coming back a year after this with further updates. My hair is now down to my hip bones, here are more tips: - I have had some layers put into it so it's not all down to that length. The layers help with how the curls sit but also with the weight of my overall hair. Although I have fine hair, it always tended to feel weighted down and would not hold a curl for long. Be careful though, layers can make fine hair look even more lacklustre or thinner than it is if not shaped as according to your thickness and face/body shape. I've had that happen to me in the past - I alternate the type of curl pattern by using different wrapping methods - I wrap all the hair in the same direction if I want more old Hollywood/mermaid curls or I wrap in alternate directions if I want more modern/Victoria's Secret blow-out style curls - I use different thickness bathrobe ties to affect the curl type, depending on if I want tighter curls or more relaxed, blow-out style ones - I use argan oil on the hair shaft every time I wrap my hair, which is most nights. Like I said before, I don't do this just when I wash my hair, I do it most nights like a 50s lady with her hair curlers; I find that for me the curls actually come out and hold our better the 2nd or 3rd day after washing, probably due to my hair type (fine, kind of straight-ish, not voluminous hair) - the result is that my hair is shiny af every morning and frizz free - I do admit my natural hair does not have an issue with frizz but since getting a balayage the bleached hair is more prone to frizzines and tangles - I do this most nights to preserve the curl, but also I found that it protects my hair when I sleep (I can't stand satiny sheets so I sleep on cotton/linen pillow cases) - I think this has helped out a lot with the rate that my hair seems to grow at, I was probably unknowingly experiencing a lot of breakage before due to not wearing a protective hairstyle at night - I tend to leave out the face framing pieces/ fringe and style them using heat in the morning if required (as they are way shorter in my case heat styling is usually required only once or twice and then I can wear the same curl but more relaxed for the rest of the week with no further need for heat)- I'd rather have some heat damage on the ends which I can cut away in time than thinning my hairline due to repeated stress on the hair roots - I naturally have a thinner hairline anyway on account of my fine hair

@@REDinitial Can you please recommend anything that dries hair faster without the need of hot tools? Do we need leave in conditioner? Also is the scalp massager good for hair?

@@DIAMOND-rl6vz I don't think I am the right person to ask as I let my hair air dry (fine hair so it's fully dry in about 2 hours, I wash my hair in the evening of my wash day). I know some people have recommended sitting in front of a fan or diffusing on low temp, it shouldn't be too damaging. Leave in conditioner - depends on the hair and leave in conditioner type Scalp massager - yes. Any massage you do to the scalp is good as it promotes blood flow.

Please try egg mayonnaise on hair 20 minutes before washing it and it will really help it helped me.

@@user-lf3ez3jf9k MAYO??what did it do?

mayo is eggs, so a protein mask

@@user-lf3ez3jf9k Actually, it's the moisture that's saving your hair and not the protein, because the protein molecules are too big to penetrate the hair shaft.

Haha 😂

SAAAME

Same

YOU'RE NOT THE ONLY ONE LMAO

thank you!

@@IsabellaDemarko You are welcome love

thank you that's very reassuring haha xx

Same here :) I watch Isabella for her personality, though I am happy to pick up a tip about beauty related stuff once in a while.

Y r u telling us how u lost ur home on a yt vid abt hair

@@thetechexploer8107 because of the sponser

how are you after a year i hope your great 🥰

thank you xx

I hope it goes well! X

Postal sister!!

thak you x

thank you so much lovely :)

I’ve tried things like this is doesn’t work quite as well for me

@@IsabellaDemarko yeah maybe braiding your hair might make your waves more defined but everybody's hair is different and your hair is beautiful btw ❤️❤️❤️

Ahh thank you :) I was inspired by Elle woods in legally blonde

thank you x

They are lovely :)

merry christmas to you too

Do satin bonnets prevent frizz when you do the heatless curls?

@@DIAMOND-rl6vz Definitely, pillows and hair bonnets made from satin is recommended to people with curls to prevent most of the frizz. I have friends with curls who use them

it was definatelly worth it ! x

thank you x

Thank you!