Out of curiosity, what is the reason for the twisty wave part of the hairstyle that goes over the front on ballroom styles? I've noticed that it's done a lot, and it makes for a really intriguing hairstyle and I would love to know the origin of it. :)
from one performer to another, SOAK IT. SOAK IT SOAK IT SOAK IT SOAK IT. reactivating the gel/spray is the best thing you could do. less damage, less pain. and after, make sure to use hair oils, hair masks and shampoo a few times to get the gel fully out. do not brush straight after soaking, detangle with your fingers, then use a wide comb, shower and do ur hair care, THEN u can brush it….once it dries.
@@triviannafoxx4882 little mermaid was white. Who cares, pointing out and worrying about peoples’ races keeps us divided. Only time race matters is in the doctors office because of health issues other than that it’s not necessary
@@corilarson8685 what are you talking about? You fr brought up another subject and said little mermaid was white when I was talking about an actual person😭
@@triviannafoxx4882 Its the point of the matter. Who cares about race. Whether she or whoever was based on a real person or not. Race has nothing to do with what you’re talking about. It’s obsolete. Like honestly who cares
This reminds me of when victorious when cat tried grizzly glue on tori for a makeup class and tori felt the exact pain as the girl with the ballroom hair
Is there not a better way to do this? You would think that they came up with something better by now, something that like melt it like they do with wig glue? I know one thing I wouldn't be putting that much in my hair! ❤💃🖤🕺💜
