this is what i imagined Jun-- lets do this ~pulls out a big knife~ Rachael-- JUN NO!! Jun-- you never let me do it the fun waaay -i have no idea why i thought of that, but i did XD-

+firelily and Draco (with Tsuie) lol better than my dad cutting my daughters bangs with kitchen shears wasn't even straight. worse close to Christmas pictures

Katherine Canon omfg XD

+Katherine Canon what? XD

I think your comment got cut off midway

Oh yeah, I'm on a laptop now and I can see it all. Hahah yeah I was interested so I will! I'm in class right now, so I'll do so later, but you know, one time I wrote a 56+ line reply to someone's comment :)

That was really interesting and informative to read! Thanks :) I wish I could get a treatment with one of those, they sound really good!

A very IMPORTANT thing to warn people when handling the ultrasonic iron. DO NOT TOUCH the pads when it is active. Ultrasonic vibration would instantly kill your cells if you touch it with your bare fingers. I learned this in my engineering lab where we have ultrasonic baths to clean things. In this video you see that the hair specialist did not touch the pads when the pads turn blue which indicates the ultrasonic is on.

that's very interesting. I wonder if something like that is good for natural African American hair?

I thought it was so water didnt get water in their eyes

It does both!

@@blah7983 oh that's good too

Directly into their armpit :)

Well you van always close your eyes...😂😂😂😂

Didn't they comment on that?

Yes it is.

@@Myria83?

Jenny Baxter there is 10% who has red hair natural

@@nish8408 Less, actually: no more that 1-2% of the human population has natural red hair. There are no native Japanese redheads (but you can find some if Central Asia or among the Uyghurs, as far as I know).

I went there last week and I'm still so happy with how my hair turned out! Your hair looks amazing too!!

I know how stubborn red hair can be, the result is absolutely amazing!

Jun, you're right, Rachel is very like a "commercial model"... another career, maybe? Rachel,what does the hair dresser think of your natural hair color (very unusual in japan to say the less)?

Honestly, I think Japanese people are far more impressed and dazzled by blonde hair! haha They always ask me if it's my natural color and they like it, but a lot of Japanese people dye their hair varying shades of brown (which my hair doesn't always look too different from depending on the lighting) so I don't think it seems that unusual to them.

Rachel & Jun's Adventures! OK, thanks for the answer Rachel, but I'm far more impressed by this fact :"Red hair occurs naturally in 1-2% of the human population.". I hope Jun understand you're kind of a treasure, a rarity with beautiful hair... especially after this treatment :) ! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_hair

thank you

That's amazing! Your hair is so smooth and healthy looking!

Your hair looks AWESOME! It was crazy, when he was running it through your hair, your hair looked like flames.I wish I could fly to Tokyo and have him do my hair! (It is a little longer than yours before the cut.)

Your hair looks AWESOME! It was crazy, when he was running it through your hair, your hair looked like flames.I wish I could fly to Tokyo and have him do my hair! (It is a little longer than yours before the cut.)

Rachel & Jun's Adventures! i see at as a huge bonus that it doesn't straighten hair omfg i really want one now but okay so my hair is naturally curly (or wavy i guess actually and super frizzy always) and my current routine involves braiding it after i take a shower, sleeping that way and letting it dry and then using a flat iron only on the very top and bottoms of my hair so that like ?? the middle is wavy but i try to keep the frizz down??? it doesn't really work. i really want one of these lmao i saw the first link on amazon and all the reviews were actually so good ahh ;^;

oh goodness, I thought it was just a fancy hair straightener, I was yelling "WHY IS HE STRAIGHTENING HER SOPPING WET HAIR OH GOD POOR RACHEL NOOO" but all was well ^_^

Looks good!!! My hair is naturally curly, and 3/4 the length of my back. I cut and dye my own hair (currently purple), never get split ends... but curly hair frizz... Smoother would be nice. I've been considering getting an in-salon Olaplex treatment done. Do they have Olaplex there?

it looks really lovely ♡ silky smooth ♡ thanks for sharing with us : 3

wet to dry iron

thats cheap. here in Norway i pay that just to cut my hair and im a guy. that kind of treatment would probably cost around 1200kr or something here

It looks so fancy and futuristic

I want to buy one of those!!!!

I definitely want to. it won't fry my hair like normal straighteners

i want that scalp massage though..it seems like it would feel so good..

I looked it up and one that is the same type of straightener that I found is 200USD. Maybe worth a splurge if you have damaged hair? I certainly want one! xD

*love

I have been looking into that...got Keratin treatment but was not too impressed. thinking of trying Brazilian blowout but not sure if that will be any better than keratin.

+nicolle n. It is!! Make sure your stylist is experienced though. I've been getting then 7 years with mixed results

mittie rowland szz

So is this a more up to date version of the former keratin smoothing treatment? I am licensed here in the states and so far I've not seen anything like that iron.

there is no cc button showing for me =(

Are you on a computer? Sometimes it looks like a little box with lines through it. Or if you're on a phone or ipad the button should be three dots instead!

it's working now... thanks!

Also that flat iron just wow! That sounded so cool and I was just staring at the screen like THAT'S A THING OMG?!

Supposedly it lasts about a month?? But I might do the permanent hair straightening next time! And haha I spent a long time with my hair tied back in a bun so I'm glad to have bangs again!

+Rachel & Jun's Adventures! Fair enough! I always try for bangs, but my face just can't hack it, so I'm jealous of anyone that successfully rock's them. I make due with a deep side part. Do you normally use any products in your hair/ are there any he recommended to you after this, or do you have to avoid them now?

I got Elujuda hair from him (sun treatment serum) which I've been using after I shower. Before that I had a couple different post-shower serums that (judging from my before) probably didn't do all that much! In the past I've tried combing some coconut oil through it and washing it out, which maybe worked a little? But it takes quite a while and it's been probably a year since I did that last. As for now I'll just stick with the Elujuda serum until I go back again! haha

+Rachel & Jun's Adventures! Thank you for the information (and just replying!). Your videos are absolutely fantastic. The next time you two do a meet and great in the states I've like to meet you guys in person. Your channels are amazing and my friends and I get so much from watching them. Thanks so much!

+TwentyOneCrybabies attheDisco Cool!!! Or rather, much hotter, lol

If you want to learn it I can give you some websites that are extremely helpful

Yass please!

+Grell Sutcliff oh please do I'm having a hard time

+Eliza Pancakes what do u use already??

You got lots to read,read to the end I promise you, it will be SOOO worth it. I speak the truth to help everyone trying to learn Japanese. There are three systems of Japanese you need to know. Hiragana- The basic sounds of Japanese, used as particles,vocabulary, and such. Katakana- It has all the same sounds as hiragana but it looks different. This is used for foreign words, foods, careers, animals and more. Kanji-This is the most feared when you are learning Japanese. It is borrowed form Chinese characters but in it's own Japanese form. TO be able to read newspapers you will need to know about 2,000 kanji. I have REALLY effective websites for all three of these systems. Hiragana-www.tofugu.com/japanese/learn-hiragana/ Ilearned hiragana with this website within a week. Katakana-www.tofugu.com/japanese/learn-hiragana/ This is the same website so it works basically the same way. Kanji- www.wanikani.com/ This website is the best thing on the internet for vocab and kanji. I searched almost all websites and couldn't come across one this good. The website is made from the same people for hiragana and katakana. The website says within 1-2 years you can learn over 2,000 kanji, and 6,000 vocab words. If you think about it, Japanese kids learn that in 8 years, so that would be really good. There are 61 levels. First 3 are free but 4-61 would be $10 a month. If you think about it, it is cheaper than having a tutor that charges $30 for 30 minutes (because most tutors do). Grammar: www.japaneseammo.com/absolute-beginners/ There could be better websites but I find this one more helpful ,especially with particles. Extra advice from my own experience: -If you don't practice and learn everyday your system will get ruined and you will create a wall blocking your learning. -You need to remind yourself everyday why you are learning japanese. Self learners need extra motivation. (trust me I just got back from over 4 week of learners block ;-; i realized how much time i lost when i could've learn more). - There are formal and in-formal vocab words so be careful! -You need to learn both Onyomi(chinese reading) and Kunyomi(japanese reading) of the kanji. -If you did research about the culture of Japan, it may make your love for the language stronger. -If you take time and read the articles about the language,it will help. -Don't learn to write, it will slow you down. Wait until you Fairly understand Japanese. -Start learning grammar once you reached level 5 of WaniKani's kanji and vocabulary. -Don't give up. If you ever need help please come to me. I am trying my best to learn and I want to help you.

She was studying Japanese in college and they flew her out so she could learn more.

Tamara J Nope actually , She already knew Japanese and was taught in College, she met Jun on a trip they had. But it would be nice to learn the process how she was taught

inari 00 well i mean it’s probably a pretty mediocre story (even tho i know if they told it, it would be 100x more exciting and sound amazing) but it sounds like it was just learning a language. like here we have spanish offered in school do you take a class and learn how to speak, write, and understand the language that is being taught.

If you go to Best Buy you can languages for dummies and I believe Japanese is one of them. Or you can sign up for a martial arts and most that I have come across are Japanese styled and that’s how I learn some of my Japanese. It’s a very beautiful language to learn

She learned Japanese by studying it for years. How else would you learn things.

Bob Ross

+Zen my thoughts exactly 😂

I laughed at the HWAT too, hahaha, they even capslocked it! XD

Ha! Congrats! That must be such an exciting moment. I'm starting to learn Japanese on my own and I'm at the beginning, staring down the barrel of learning katakana at the moment.

Caitlyn Parker I really don't know to read japanese, I'm already too busy studing 3 other languages, but since I'm always watching japanese speaking youtubers I've started to understand the basics (non verbal speech such as gesture also helps a lot)

I understood it too before I realized the subs were off. I absorbed some stuff after 10 years of animes/dramas :P

Same here!! Haha. I was at the 1:25 mark when I realized :))

omg ya 😂😂😂 but I ship leo and lucy and natsu and lasanna

NATSU AND LUCY YUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Same :D

Omg yass nalu is one of my otp's

Temmie Taler yesss

Which was what I wanted to to but I don't wanna be the annoying one XD

Oh my god I didn't even realize until you said that

Fairy tail is life

thats why ive heard them before 😂😂😂😂😂😂

thats why ive heard them before 😂😂😂😂😂😂

wtf? did they get the licence in the lottery?

what the hell? did you sue?

There was a time I didn't understand why someone would be so upset at having their hair cut too short but after I learned that it can take four or more years for a young lady to grow out her hair to a long length I felt a lot more sympathetic. This is why most woman develop a loyalty to a trusted stylist and will follow them if they should move on to a different salon. I hope you will find a salon that you can trust.

no ur not xD i thought of the same thing 😂

You most certainly aren't! 🙊😂

I thought of it as well 😂

Same here XD ♥

Same XDD ♡

Trust me, if you get up close my skin is super pocked from a lifetime of acne D: My acne is hormonal though, so after 12 years of failing with creams, medicines, cleaners, no cleaners, and everything else under the sun, I found out I needed to take spironolactone to block my excess testosterone. Now I literally don't even have to wash my face. It was just all hormonal. Do you notice if yours gets better if you take birth control pills? That's a sign that hormones are playing a big role!

+Rachel & Jun's Adventures! I actually just got off from using birth control....my acne isn't as bad as it was when I was on birth control....it's gotten better...i use vaseline and this vitamin e gel i have on my skin now and it works pretty good...i wear the vaseline as an overnight mask and in the morning I'll rinse it off and my face looks brighter,it's not dry and flaky,my skin looks and feels amazing...and surprisingly if you have any acne that's like an open cut or scabbing,vaseline helps with preventing infection and helps it heal faster...i mostly use vaseline as a moisturizer though....and the vitamin e gel i have you can actually use all over your body...it's used for cuts,blemishes,sunburn,dry skin,irritation,a lot of uses for it,it works good and feels amazing and dries fast and it's not greasy feeling...a lot of people seem to have issues with vaseline but I haven't had any except it's a little greasy...just don't put a lot on lol I put a very thin layer on for overnight

+heather cleveland If you're having issues with moisture then have you looked into the oil cleansing method? You use an oil (like mineral oil) to wash your face, and it prevents your skin from drying out like it does with normal cleaners. It actually made my skin look really nice but I ended up being one of the few who broke out from mineral oil. Most people seem not to have a problem with it though!

+Rachel & Jun's Adventures! I've not considered trying that :o maybe I should because normal cleansers dry out my face Dx really bad and irritates my skin....my skin is very sensitive to everything it seems...the mineral oil sounds like a good idea(since it is a mineral oil,so,most likely,it probably doesn't have a bunch of alcohol products and chemicals that would irritate and damage my skin) cx I'll give it a go lol thanks for talking with me and for the idea

I have combo oily and dry skin. I use vinegar to exfoliate, and coconut oil to moisturize. Pretty rarely these days. But when I'm going out a lot I make sure to wipe my face down basically the second I get home so all the grime from the day is off my skin and it can breathe!

I got a cream to put on it after I shower, and he said not to blow dry it. He said it should last about a month, but next time I might try the Japanese permanent hair straightening so I don't have to keep going that often. :) EDIT: Not cream; an oil. I couldn't think of the right word haha

+Rachel & Jun's Adventures! Cool! Sam in Tokyo got the straight perm. She made a video.. it made a huge difference and looks really good!

+Rachel & Jun's Adventures! I usually get the Japanese straightening at the start of summer on my short hair to avoid the frizzy look! It's so convenient not having to flat iron my hair for a 3 months and keep it from becoming a poofy nest by midday, lol.

There's a brand called A's Style that sells one all over Japan!

I have the straighter , it does not straighten, it is laser treatment

funny u should notice the rich part..Lol.

+Mia Pod makes sense that hair saloon's are adapted to the type of people living there.

+Mia Pod there are salons for afro hair in the uk...but a lot of my friends with afro hair go to greek places...as they have similar hair and are less likely to get their hair ruined by jealous hair stylists...yes it happens A LOT.

Since I've stop getting my hair chemically straightened what I've learned is just learn to do it yourself you'll be better off. I've heard and had to many experience where people messed up someone's hair

smiler greeks have similar hair? I am Greek, i live in Greece and I've never seen this before. Most people have straight hair. some wavy and few curly. We don't have afro hair.

There are only 14 black people in Japan, so unlikely

People have been asking this a lot, and coincidentally they just posted this on instagram! Is this similar? instagram.com/p/BJx9eC6hLTE/

Ah! It actually is! Mine is just so much more frizzy, so annoying D: I will follow their instagram! Thank you :)

yup, she's a natural ginger :)

omg so beautiful!

Yikes!! I was wondering about that too! That is truly beautiful hair. I'm kinda envious now... 😊

You can tell she is by her skin tone. I think she is a salon convert. Every girl needs a treat now and then

It actually is! There's a chart that's used to determine what type of hair people have, which helps in figuring out what products to use on it and how to style it. Foreigners range the whole chart, whereas Asian hair is mostly 1c (super straight, thick hair shafts that maintain their shape and don't curl easily). www.andrewalkerhair.com/v/vspfiles/templates/140/Hair-Typing-System.asp

+Rachel & Jun's Adventures! Rachel thank you for that chart! That is very helpful!

Do you think they could work with 3c hair? I'm not sure why 3c isn't on the chart, but whatever.

I would love to see that in a video! I bet it would get 1 mil views Who knows maybe they can do it. Hair is all made of our keratin after all

I was just thinking that

Haha, I was thinking the same thing. I don't think they'd be able to. I'm not black, I'm Hispanic, but my hair is the same texture.

Trust me it works, I might not be african but my hair texture is 3b and this stuff is amazing. It took the hairdresser around 8 hours to do my hair but it was worth it. Although i would recommend for root touch ups ever 4-6months as it looks ridiculous when the bottom of the hair is super straight. The only down side it was that it costed me around $200 (well i have super long hair)

I wanna buy the special iron but im wondering what those special conditioners were..?

lol me XD

your not alone on this

I thought this too 😂😂😂

😂😂 I did

✋🏾😭😭💯👏🏾

Never before this at all!

that's very interesting! i would like to know why if you don't mind :o

It's just not something my family did. My mom wasn't into makeup and didn't really use any beauty products, and we didn't have the money to spend on salons and stuff so my mom cut my hair herself. My girl friends also weren't very "girly" or anything, either, so I don't think many of them did anything like that. It was just never a part of my life until now!

oh!! i see! Salons must be expensive from where you were from. I'm from a small town in Philippines and you can get a really nice haircut haircut for just US$1.5 there XD They can do pretty much any hairstyle like getting layers, or a fringe, or a bobcut, etc.. that doesn't involve any special hairtreatment or ironing :p They do treatments too for about $20 and that's from a decent hairsalon :p

chikkachinijohannady getting ur split ends cut in Germany is about US $23 in a cheap salon. When I cut off my hair to my shoulders and added highlights it was US $65

the longer the hair, the more expensive the cut. it costs me about the same for mine here in Canada because its waist length, thick and curly. since it takes more product, they charge you more.

actually that's pretty normal considering all the stuff they did to her hair and the length of her hair. i know where I live in the USA to get my hair deep conditioned, cut, and styled would cost about the same. I also have long hair like Rachel's.

Ha! I'm black/Hispanic and honestly, spending straight $50 is cheap (if not a standard starting point). Most of the time though, it takes me at least $150 to get my hair done. My daughter is mixed as well (w/ Caucasian) and her hair is curly but with a fine texture, as well as waist length and just to cut wash and style, it's around $50. And we live in the US. Beautiful hair Rachel btw, I've always been curious about those types of treatments. Definitely take us along, if you decide to get the more permanent one done!

I have butt length hair and that's what it costs me here in the states too. My salon does do the bangs for free, even without a hair cut so there is that, but yeah, seems about right.

It costs me roughly £30 to get my hair cut. It's £60 if I get it dyed too. I have to dye my hair professionally (even though I only dye it _very_ rarely) but yeah... It's quite expensive. It just depends on the products they use. But in the hairdressers I go to, hair length doesn't matter. My hair is kinda long (just below my shoulders, more than a few inches at least) but even when I cut my hair shorter the price didn't change.

+RuthlessBruttal Click "CC" :)

Oh yeah thanks!