A lot of people are saying that the host got int the way of the explanation, but there were several clarifications that she made that the guest presenter missed, and I think she did a good job with this segment.
I just want to say that I appreciate the hairdresser not acting like the products promoted were the be all end all. She mentioned that it doesn’t matter the brand, and I like that
This is the first bobby pin tutorial that actually helped me. Thanks so much for breaking it down. All of the videos I've seen just speed through & I haven't been able to understand how get it secure.
Yes, pins are needed for them as well! As for Brunettes, I've only seem pins for blondes and ravens. I wonder if brunette pins are online??? All hair colors are beautiful, but I briefly wore an auburn wig because I did not want to dye my natural hair. I'm a natural mix of raven/dark brunette/silver/white.
if you put the pin in so that the bumpy side is against the scalp, they stay in better and don't slide out . I have topical skin allergies due to chemical burns on my scalp. I can NOT use ANY hair products in my hair, so I discovered that the pins stay in better if I put them bumpy side against the scalp and criss cross them like she showed.
I can use some stuff, but I got to act selective, for I got Keratosis Pilaris. I cannot use coconut oil or argan oil, for instance, but I can use tea tree oil while washing hair. Which is very helpful, for I got dandruff issues, but going to get the Goody copper brush as soon as I can, it's suppose to help with that. I saw it in stores a couple months ago, hope to afford it this coming month.
Agreed, they only just a few yrs ago added ones in two varying shades for us redheads n believe me, I stock up on em, want to always have em on hand! 😉👱🏻♀️💋♥️🤙🏻🌺
She only explained 3 things: 1 - make your hair gritty where the pin is supposed to grip your hair 2 - pin in the opposite direction of how you started (do a u turn) 3 - use twists to hide the pin (although I think they didn't zoom in on this since she failed to use technique 2 properly - the twisted hair was sticking out a bit like a horn lol )
You are not listening to the guest. She was preparing to tell how to pin the twist and she did not get to finish you stepped right on her! A good reporter is asking a question and listening for the answer.
What about the other bobby pin spaced wide apart with an upside down U at the top. Another bobby pin expert said to spray your bobby pins with hairspray, so they will stay in place!
I was really looking forward to seeing how she does the second demonstration because that would have been a lifesaver. Mine never stays longer than 15 mins.
what the heck is 'salt' spray? she seemed to use it forst in a black spray bottle and then in the mini Shwartzkopf dry shampoo bottles. And what is Salt Spray? I rewound it several times because if my product contains salt, I didn't know it and if it does, I'm finding another. My hair is terrible after an ocean vacation.
S Lynch You also have to remember this video was from 2014 however, she is talking about "sea salt spray" which is a very popular product to create "beachy" hair and waves. They do contain salt, so you have to be the correct hair person. There are tons of different sea salt spray products on the market. My first time trying the sea salt spray thing was Bumble and Bumble "Surf Spray" in maybe 2007-2008? I think they actually may be one of, if not the, first companies to do sea salt spray. I do agree so much with dry shampoo too getting the hair "dirty" I love that stuff (or even baby powder!) but it's usually more for oily, unwashed roots. The spray is for the length of the hair to grip.
Love the stylist but the host didn’t let her finish pinning the hair off the models face (towards the end of the vid) then when the stylist did pin the hair back off the models face the camera didn’t show it because the host had interrupted the ‘flow’.i realise time is limited, but interrupting can sometimes make the lesson useless.
The host forgot that this was a tutorial for the audience and not her. She was rude in my opinion especially when she spoke over her guest, and said “I get it”. I’m sure she does get it as she comes across as a know it all.
I'm going to second Nancy Kay's remark about needing pins for various types of graying/grayed hair. I guess I am not silver/white enough to think of that.....
Cassie Henderson, It depends on the person I suppose. I know a number of redheads who not only don’t mind the term, but are proud to use it themselves.
Rain Hernandez, let me clarify & reiterate. I myself would not presume to use the word. However, I personally grew up with close family friends who have a strong prevalence of red heads within their family. Their mom, the kids (who I grew up with), & now their kids, all use the term to refer to themselves, each other & other red heads. I have heard other red headed individuals also refer to themselves as “gingers”. So u cannot say that it is not subjective. I suppose some people are just overly sensitive & some just embrace it & “own” the word
Is it because she's a woman of color? She was fine. Y'all are real salty because of the time constraints. In TV, you have to keep it moving and everything she did was fine and professional.
gamjc This has nothing to do with her race?? I understand your point with them needing to get stuff moving but I still find her annoying. I guess I can’t stand a lot of hosts in general but I guess that’s what the job entails
Too much product. Too much commentary and not enough real instruction. I like how the hair pin was used. Oh, and she forgot to mention that the wavy/upturned end of the bobby pin is at the bottom toward the scalp.
NO NEED for the current powders and sprays - just more unnecessary hype and harm to the environment. She doesn't mention "roller pins" which do the work of about 5 bobby pins for updos. And crossing pins isn't necessary either if your apply the first pin in properly. Updos, when done PROPERLY don't make you feel afraid to go near a magnet because of the overuse of pins.
I love how the host needed to plug her own hairstylist before the segment was over- even though her hair looked like nothing, basically. She put 65 pins in that hairdo...? Oh Honey...she really sucks. Lol!
I’m ginger, I describe my hair colour as ginger, and can’t say I’ve ever met anyone who’ve gotten insulted by being described as a ginger - as it would be the same as saying «blonde» or «brunette». It might be different in other countries though. 🤷♀️
