Thank you! People still gate keep this information. Really appreciate this

FINALLY, My Skin tone! 😃

My hair would never get straight until I tried this method. I was convinced that my hair just couldn’t get straight since the salon could not press my natural hair good.

Where are you located if you’re a beautician.

Love it ❤

Beautifully done. The hair looks nice and silky-smooth. Everything is well explained. I wish I could have you as my hair stylist.

Thank you for the video❤ I do have a question about adding oil into my silk press. The first day of my silk press I add one drop of oil to my silk press. How many times (or not) would you recommend adding oil per week if I silk press my hair once a week? Like should I put oil in every other day, 3 times a week, or would you recommend just putting it in once after I silk press for the week? Please I am seeking a response to this comment. I understand everyone's hair is different, but please try to respond.

Thank you for the video❤ I do have a question about adding oil into my silk press. The first day of my silk press I add one drop of oil to my silk press. How many times (or not) would you recommend adding oil per week if I silk press my hair once a week? Like should I put oil in every other day, 3 times a week, or would you recommend just putting it in once after I silk press for the week? Please I am seeking a response to this comment. I understand everyone's hair is different, but please try to respond.

Wow! Would these tips and techniques prevent a blowout from puffing up too or is it the final flat ironing that pulls everything together?

Do you blow dry on high heat? If not what template do you suggest is best for blow drying

Thank you 🎉. I tried your method and my blow dry session got my hair more straight than usual. I’d also like to add that my hairdresser told me to use a round brush. That seems to be the only type of brush that gets my hair straight. Paddle brush doesn’t work on my 4c hair 🤭. My hair holds heat so after so long I’ll start sweating in my head defeating the purpose. LOL

Where are you located and how do I schedule an appointment?

Great vid! I learned so much. I used Paul Mitchel serum years ago and loved it. Going to go back to using it, my hair grew so much when I used it.

The tutorial was very helpful. I perfected my silk press with your recommended products and detail instructions! Thank you 🙏🏾 😊

THANK UUUUUU I'VE BEEN LOOKING AT VIDEO AND YOURS WAS THE BEST AND MORE DETAILED 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🫶🏾

Nadasha, I wish I could greet you with a Holy kiss. ❤ Thank you for this & this “C-W” hair turned out Great!

Slaying with those stunning curls! 💕 Our units would look amazing on you 🙌🔥

I'm gonna try this. I've been struggling. Mine frizzes up once I get to the next section. I was adding the heat protectant and Serum right before blow drying. Now I know to do it while wet. Thanks!

She looks like Mrs. Obama.

Hi! Love this video. Does the hair need to be straightened after blowdried? I am going to a high humidity destination but curious if I can skip either the straightener or blowdryer and just use 1 or the other :)

Hi, thanks so much for showing us the proper way with quality products. You are so talented ❤. After the blow dry do you apply reflections before you flat iron or do you apply it while the hair is wet? Im sorry, im just confused about product order.

I really appreciate how you thought about all those minor mistakes that can be made during hair sewing, I am definitely ready to try, thank you!

Can you do a video on how to get your roots to not frizz or poof up? I haven’t done the steps in your video as of yet. Currently I feel like I have to straighten my hair every day because my roots and hair is poofy. I wonder if I am not tying my hair down properly at night. That could be another video too lol

Were you spraying the hair with the white bottle then flat ironing or flat iron and then spray each curl?

You use a dime size amount per quadrant? Or for the whole head of hair?

I bought all the products. Planning to try soon. Id if you're taking requests, if you are, can you do a perm rod set on 4c hair? Your videos are really thorough and educational but straight to the point. Wishing you much success!

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Hi, I currently have the Keracare Silken Seal Liquid Sheen. can that be used as an alternative to the design essentials product you used? Love this tutorial!!

I'm here for the knowledge and i can't stop looking at her facial expressions 😂 that's Michelle Obama's sister ❤

Beautiful work hur majesty 😌🙏💜💫🪶

You deserve more views

Pretty 😍

Thanks for sharing 👍🏽

If we use the comb attachment for our blow dryer, does it have the same affect as using the ion brush?

Thank you for the blow dryer technique advice, I personally don’t use flat irons.

My braiding is awful 😖 😂

Thanks for sharing 👍🏽

Most honest, simple and well explained silk press video. Thank you, my hair looks like weave now. Girls ask me who did my extension, I just laugh. Thanks you!!!

thank u so helpful❤

She looks just like Michelle Obama 😍 🤔🫣 you deed a amazing job on your sister's hair. I'm a Cosmetologist as well thanks for the tips, i make sure my client's hair is dry,& you are definitely right the blow-dry is key 🔑 to a bomb 💣 😉 😄 silkpress. I'm going to buy the bush to thanks for that tip 💆🏽‍♀️💇🏽‍♀️

Thank you so much, I just did what you told and my silk press was perfect 🔥🥰, today make me 12 days and still straight and no frizzy.

Do you use this instead of the PM Super Skinny?

Can this method work without flat ironing after? Like if you're just doing a blowout? I like to do bantu knots on my blowout for big curls but ofc humidity gets to it

Well, when i really think about it, you're using something very similar to the LCO method. The serum acts as a sealant to seal in the moisture duhh🤦🏾‍♀️😭 im mad at myself as natural. Why didn't i think of that i could have had a long-lasting silk press, but thanks for the tips, though 😘😘

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I've discovered that this product is also excellent at detangling and preventing tangles if you just want to wear your hair natural.

Thank you so much for the tips! I have super thick color treated low-mid porosity hair and I might get 20 minutes of smooth hair between sections before I revert. Are there any lower cost products u recommend? I know sometimes u gotta spend a little more for quality, but Im on a tight budget😅. I was looking at the design essentials moisturizing hair bath to use after the keracare. Any thoughts on that one? If you can think of any cheaper leave ins that would be much appreciated too! Im trying to save a little money by doing my own hair for graduation next month. Thanks again for the tutorials!