How 1 Haircut Paralyzed a Man for 5 Months

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A quick trip to the barber for a trim turning into a lifelong disability? A quick hair wash at the salon for some sweet relief becoming a huge regret? Today we’re talking about the mysterious case called beauty parlor syndrome, where salon sinks can trigger a deadly stroke. Let’s get into it!
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@MsJoyMaeda 2 года назад

This is so strange to me. The workers at the salons I went to growing up _always_ put a towel under my neck when washing my hair. No need to ask, they did it every time. I'm surprised that it's not a common practice.

@w0rlds-end_ 2 года назад

It’s Common In My Area.

@JackieOwl94 2 года назад

Same. I have a tube in my neck going from the brain to the abdomen, and it’s very noticeable. The stylist is always careful around my head and neck. But then feeling the bump of the shunt under the skin like some alien lesion for the first time is always priceless. Lucky for me, my body adapted and didn’t need the tube anymore past childhood, but it’s too risky to take it out, so I’ve had multiple painful breaks in it, and I have more flexibility in my neck now.

@aerisdragon8952 2 года назад

Same here

@glizzywrangler774 2 года назад

@@JackieOwl94 Tube boy

@danielwhitehurst8432 2 года назад

@@JackieOwl94 I'm sorry ppl are being so insensitive... **tube girl**

@dianakosianka5344 2 года назад

I usually wash my hair at home before a haircut to save me time and money, but now you've given me even more reasons to avoid a hair wash at the stylist's

@SuussyBakka 2 года назад

Agreed

@genesise9261 2 года назад

In general I never let them wash the hair like they ask for so much money for something I could do at home, better than them, just cut my hair pls because I can’t do that.

@malexthegreat 2 года назад

@@genesise9261 my barber does washing for free but it's done by bending the head forward over the sink, and therefore doesn't hurt at all, so it's not bad like this, so it seems like salons do it wrong for some reason

@fagocol98 2 года назад

In the 20+ years ive gone to my local barber He has only rinsed my hair about 4 times And in those rare times he has always say that the moment I feel uncomfortable to tell him Never felt uncomfortable, plus the chair and sink they have don't allow you to bend you head back and keep you straight

@moonluna464 2 года назад

Well I always have my hair coloured when I go to the hairdresser so they have to wash it than 🤷 (I usually do it myself but sometimes I just let professionals do it)

@justsomegothgirl Год назад

As a hairstylist, I'm writing all of this down. I don't want to cause my clients any harm, especially something so dangerous

@ididnt.didyou 10 месяцев назад

Sitting on your foot helps a whole lot ive learned

@McCool117 2 года назад

I think it's careless for that doctor to say it's nothing to worry about. As someone who's worked in warehouses and other labour intensive workplaces, I've never seen someone being crushed by a heavy load, skewered by a forklift, or had their eye taken out by flying debris. However, we wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and follow strict operating procedures, in order to protect myself and others in the unlikely case of such an event occurring. So if people are aware that certain injuries are being caused by a specific action, and know how to correct it, I see that as gross negligent behaviour.

@raijuko 2 года назад

The ER near me when I had mine, thought it was a heart attack. They actually have similar symptoms believe it or not. It's terrifying knowing what is wrong, barely being able to speak to tell anyone, and when you finally can say it, nobody listens.

@Rabbit-the-One 2 года назад

Sure, that's fair, but the proper precaution for this would to be to never use your neck again. No stretching it even looking to the side. However these motions are made billions of times an hour and the issue only happens a handful of times a year. That's like a 10x0.1^-29 probability. So I agree with the doc. It's less likely than Dream's speedruns.

@girla9480 2 года назад

I guess we just have no specific intervention that can strengthen your arteries, other than general healthy living.

@blacksheep8227 2 года назад

I work in steal manufacturing and have never seen anything beyond cuts that need stitches. We also wear PPE. I agree Negligence is usually the culprit.

@ousamadearu5960 2 года назад

the thing is, its as rare as a weeb finding a girlfriend in a sea of gacha gamers. Its well known, but so rare that you can easily neglect it entirely or prevent too much stress on the neck area for prolonged periods of time. Or in an idiot's terms: "The solution and prevention is so simple that the act of Self Pleasuring would be considered a difficult task with those without ED". Or in other words, "Its so rare that you mostly will not be concerned for it"

@ammaokami4479 2 года назад

Am I the only one who has had pleasant experiences getting my hair washed at salons? It's like a complementary scalp massage to me

@kas7145 2 года назад

Same. I LOVE getting my hair washed at the salon.

@user-xr2eu8qf2f 2 года назад

I like getting my hair washed, but my neck is extremely uncomfortable the whole time

@derekcox543 2 года назад

@@user-xr2eu8qf2f Asking for a towel does wonders, if it is folded & adjusted properly.

@lisahoshowsky4251 2 года назад

I’ve never found it uncomfortable to have it washed at a salon but as a general rule I don’t enjoy people touching my hair, even a professional

@rickc2102 2 года назад

I love a pleasant wash, heck yeah. The place I go has adjustable height chairs at the wash station, and they'll get it set comfortably for you

@Bunny-pr8gw 2 года назад

This happened to an old woman at beauty school. While she was getting her hair washed. I remember vividly. Happened about seven years ago

@MegaEricPham 2 года назад

If it's not too much to ask mind telling the story? (Obviously no names, location or any giveaway sensitive info). Edit: Spelling.

@abandonedaccount123 2 года назад

Yeah, I agree with Eric, if that's okay. If possible can you please say your credit card number and ip address as well?

@Killer_Y 2 года назад

@@abandonedaccount123 XD

@geblordofchaos2965 2 года назад

Boi it must be traumatic

@user-ry9eo8xn7p 2 года назад

@@abandonedaccount123 yes and if possible tell us your password and email

@acidtrip420 Год назад

I know I'm very late but as a licensed hairstylists: 1. NEVER be ashamed to ask for accomodations like washing your hair a different way, sitting a certain way, or literally anything. We are there to give you a great haircut and best possible experience in our salon and if the stylists are not doing that find a new salon because SOMEONE WILL! 2. Towels should always be put under the neck at the wash bowl, not only for padding to the neck, but to keep the clients clothes and cape dry because accidents happen and the people using the hair bowls aren't normally designing them so they can have weird gaps or not fit right against the client. This is the end of my rant thank you for reading.

@Ale_xandra1 Год назад

Yes!!

@kwk111 Год назад

Besides accomodations for hair-washing, if the customer has washed their hair at home before coming, will it negatively affect the quality of the cut? I'm asking cause one barber got snippy about it, and said she wont be able to do her best work

@leviisdead 10 месяцев назад

@@kwk111 you should go to your hairdresser a day or 2 after you wash your hair cause that’s what your hair will look like more often

@theegginthepantry365 2 года назад

Thank you for giving the people noses ! But also, more seriously, thank you for using such an accessible font. It was large and legible, I was able to read it without my glasses.

@kyetes.866 2 года назад

Months ago I recall commenting on one of their older videos that the font was difficult to read (I'm dyslexic). They might have seen that, and I'm really glad they took it to heart. And especially that the change helps other people.

@BitchChill 2 года назад

Weeb

@-aiyen5b-126 Год назад

lol

@diamondblade3490 2 года назад

"The risk might as well be so low that we don't think about it. But my anxiety won't let me." felt that

@thealecever 2 года назад

12 yr old redditor moment

@teresayates8274 2 года назад

I know right?!

@Kickfooddogfoodblockfood 2 года назад

“Felt that” 🤓👧🏼👩🏼‍💻

@katie15732 2 года назад

Why is everyone so rude here

@diamondblade3490 2 года назад

@@katie15732 i don't know, this is very very unusual though. i promise the whole of yt isn't this terrible, this is just a very toxic corner of the site

@bleakdestiny6095 2 года назад

My daughter does hair. I doubt she has ever heard of this. I'll send her your link. I am going to look into Extra too, hope it's as good as it sounds. Thanks Brew! 💕

@Strikery 2 года назад

Respect to your daughter though ✊

@ildisiri 2 года назад

@@Strikery But why?

@bunnyboo6295 Год назад

I never heard either and did beauty school one time a lady mention she gets uncomfortable light head putting her head back my gut told me for her it might be serious so ignored teacher directions to wet down in sink first and wet the lady's hair with the spray bottle she was so thankful. I think people sense what they can handle many don't speak up to professionals

@-Raylight 2 года назад

*"The risk may be so low that we might as well, but my anxiety won't let me."* The most relatable thing xD Well now I'm convinced not to getting hairwash in salon, even if Brew told us not to be scared

@adventureoflinkmk2 2 года назад

I hear ya there, only had it done ONCE as a kid...

@DwynTwo 2 года назад

Leaning back over the wash basin has always felt super weird and uncomfortable to me and every time I did, I actually felt a bit of panic because I felt like something was wrong with my neck. Seems like it was a smart decision to wash my hair at home before getting a hair cut.

@urgaiey1358 5 месяцев назад

Ik you said this probably over a year ago but always go with your gut

@BlightVonDrake 2 года назад

"While, leaning back over a wash basin isn't the most comfortable position in the world-" I guess my salon has really comfy sinks then, because I've never felt an overextension of the neck, nor any discomfort. I'm usually lied mostly back with my neck resting in the neck divot. Honestly, before you said that, I was just thinking about how much of a comfortable, relaxing experience it is, imho.

@alexwyman8380 2 года назад

Yeah. I haven't gotten a professional haircut in like 5 years, but I remember the hair washing was my favorite part when I was a kid

@azarion662 2 года назад

It depends on your body and the chair/sink I guess, for me, it's always really uncomfortable.

@bleepbloop8005 2 года назад

Samesies, it’s comfortable for me I think from the chair being able to recline far back

@chasevondeilen3143 2 года назад

Yeah, it's always been a really calming experience for me. I've always found it nice to have my head supported and having warm water on my scalp.

@IAMZielt 2 года назад

For me though I always wonder if it's okay to get my neck in this position for a pair of minutes while they wash my hair it kinda scares me. That's why I rarely go to hair salon and just go to normal barber shop. And watching this just confirms my fear.

@Grodis420 2 года назад

I love how u keep talking about ur anxiety it makes me feel less alone feeling anxious while watching videos like this haha

@IONLYCAMEHERETOFUCKYOURWIFE 2 года назад

Yea fr lol

@XrunswithscissorX 2 года назад

As a Stylist of 16 years I do have to say that the chances of this are positively minuscule to the point that this is alarmist. The only reason this would happen would be if someone had a pre existing arterial occlusion or some kind of thrombosis of one of the arteries in the neck. Many states including NY where I reside “technically require” a clients hair to be washed in salon for sanitation reason. (Although many salons do not enforce this rule understandably)

@leegalen8383 2 года назад

I agree. The current generation should not believe in scare tactics. They are too anxious already.

@litchtheshinigami8936 2 года назад

My thinking too.. anyone this happens to has an underlying condition.. a healthy person wouldn’t just have this issue.. i have had my hair washed before but in my case it wasn’t that bad just a bit cold when it comes to the basin

@DeathnoteBB 2 года назад

@@litchtheshinigami8936 The anxiety inducing thing IS that they thought they were healthy though

@alchemysaga3745 2 года назад

I don't know if I'd say it's strictly alarmist- it serves the purpose of bringing awareness of the fact that there are conditions that one should be aware of in regards to having their hair washed at a salon. If people don't know that it can happen, there's no way for them to know if they are at risk of the problem. I think calling it alarmist also ignores the fact that they go out of their way to emphasize that it is *extremely* unlikely, and can occur in everyday activities as well. This really just brings awareness to people to be aware that, if they have these symptoms after extending their neck at a salon, they should err on the side of caution and receive urgent medical care.

@AZTECKTHEBIGBOSS 2 года назад

Still good to practice face practice at the work place though. Even with you saying that you never experienced it the 16 years as a stylist, still doesn't stop stuff like that from happening. Good awarence and practice always come long ways.

@cadence6002 2 года назад

This happened to my mom at the chiropractor, almost word for word with the lady from the first story.

@macannaud Год назад

I go to a chiropractor who adjusts my neck and I’m really paranoid about this happening to me.

@IWantToStayAtYourHouse Год назад

@@macannauddont go to a chiropractor period. They only give you symptomatic relief but they dont fix the underlying problem. It might lead to more problems in the future

@BoopSnoot69 2 года назад

I always hated getting my hair washed at a salon. It hurt my neck sooo bad and was never comfortable. Just wash your hair before this to avoid it. Unless you're getting your hair colored or any chemical process. Putting a towel underneath to support your neck definitely helps but it's still not fun.

@SuussyBakka 2 года назад

Better yet, also wash your hair after your haircut and to anybody reading, you don’t have to get your hair washed at a salon, it’s not mandatory/required~

@sophierobinson2738 2 года назад

None of the salons that washed my hair put me in such an awkward position. I was pretty much flat, and my neck wasn't at an awkward angle.

@smoothsketch 2 года назад

Always painful no matter where I went so that I don't do the wash anymore. Worst part is when they ask if you want a massage while there...NO, I just wanted to be out of that sink.

@AverageSealEnjoyer69 2 года назад

At my place you have to get your hair washed at the Salon because of corona

@kai6682 2 года назад

omg yes my head gets so heavy and it hurts my neck with or without towel

@nekomasteryoutube3232 2 года назад

I've never had my hair washed at a Hair cutters, I just have a shower or wash my hair before hand and let them spritz water on my hair as they need to. Though now that I have a decent sized beard trimmer I just use that for a fairly quick buzz job on my head (and maybe use a razer for the rest though I havent done that since I had an accident in the shower that was gruesom and shouldn't be talked about in detail)

@kaiseremotion854 2 года назад

it feels really nice tbf, like a washing machine

@alexcarter8807 2 года назад

Look into a "shavette" it's like a safe straight razor they're cheap. I use one to clean up my neck.

@confusedredditor1660 2 года назад

Gruesome? Jeez, are you alright now?

@nekomasteryoutube3232 2 года назад

@@confusedredditor1660 Nope I'm dead :)

@GoldDragonJewelry 2 года назад

My mom has always used a neck cushion while washing customers hair, it helps make it a lot more comfy. Most salons should have those tbh (less towels to wash and a better seal to keep water off the client) , I've seen them in a lot of salon supply shops.

@autumnwuffy3787 2 года назад

This is a great episode well done @Brew ! I think it’s also wonderful that you emphasized over and over again that this is a very rare injury to get and you can get it doing anything else as well! We shouldn’t discourage people from doing one thing if the risk is very very small.

@ranniemanangan5371 2 года назад

That is why my aunt, which is a hairdresser would also do the haircut first then ask the client to wash their hair after the haircut when she does home services... But if they need to wash the hair of the client, they do it when the client bow their head forward instead of leaning their head back, just like when we wash our face...

@ChristiRich 2 года назад

I have always insisted on having a towel pad during the hair wash. The way that beauticians push and pull your head and neck in that basin HURTS.

@edwardhisse2687 2 года назад

I feelbiw so bad for hating going to hairstylista because washing my hair and the salot never hurt

@sophierobinson2738 2 года назад

I've never been to a salon that didn't use a towel.

@Unknownlng 2 года назад

You need to find a salon that treats you better 😭

@problemsolver673 2 года назад

"I know this is a complete waste of my time, but yeah, anxiety" is probably something I've said way too much in my life.

@nickd3157 2 года назад

I had a blood clot in my brain in 2020, it was august 13’th i had a seizure at work, took me to the hospital and ran tests, had a blood clot that had hemorrhaged, it was a intraparachymal hemorrhage. Still healing, blood clots are serious business guys, always go get checked out if you have any symptoms you can’t explain.

@christinaspiridou5429 2 года назад

What were your symptoms?

@nickd3157 2 года назад

@@christinaspiridou5429 i had a headache but a weird one, it was like hmmmm pressure in my brain? Would be the only way to describe it. I just shrugged it off until one day i was working and had the seizure, went to the hospital and bam.

@Jen_RS 2 года назад

Hgnn. Why, Brew. You learned about this, and had to go sharing it with the rest of us. Now it's always going to be in the back of my mind when I go to a hair dresser. 😱

@priskruger314 2 года назад

I plan to bring a rolled towel lol. Safety first.

@SensSword 2 года назад

BTW thank you for adding noses to people. The illustrations look great now. I'm sure I'm not the only one. Great work!

@BloodAsp 2 года назад

Brew, I don't know how to articulate this. I love your videos, this one included. I want to talk about a weakness of mine; when I listen to medical stuff, I kind of shut down rational and dramatically empathize such that listening to experiences that I've never even had, they feel real to me. It is a mixture of imagining it happening to me, and a heavy dose of existential dread that instead of a fellow human, that could be me or someone I know. It sounds commonplace and benign, but I simply can not put words to how immensely I feel this. Jut thought I would open up, and kind of put feelers out to see if there are others like me in this regard. Suffice it to say, I hated shows like House. Funny thing is, if medical trauma happens to someone, I have no hesitation to helping them, even if it is gory, I kind of just do my best at what needs to be done, it is only listening to it that triggers my reaction.

@PhantomGato-v- 2 года назад

Oversympathy, I think it's called.

@sylveond3461 2 года назад

Thanks brew!your the one teaching us what schools should always teach us but they don’t!im sure you’ve helped atsleast a few people and actually making some of us feel smart..:3

@bdbgh 2 года назад

Pretty wild seeing a nose being drawn, keep doing it, it looks good 👍

@LikaLaruku 2 года назад

I think they do noses once every 5 to 10 episodes. At least that's how I remember it when I binge-watched the series.

@edwardhisse2687 2 года назад

Theyre probably checking whether it affects views

@ReiYourZombae 2 года назад

Brew I love you and your well written and researched topics... From one Coffee lover (addict) to another keep up the wonderful work~

@TiaKatt 2 года назад

The portraits look so good in this one! The chibi and medium-detail drawings are perfect without the noses, but thanks for the noses on the detailed portraits. Please keep doing that.

@stormcherry6064 2 года назад

In muscle therapy, when doing head stretches, especially with the head bent back, we make sure they keep their eyes open - that way we can see if they roll back from improper blood flow ~

@JackieOwl94 2 года назад

I always had my neck carefully handled when I had my hair cut and washed as a kid. I have a shunt in my head down my neck, and it can be seen under the skin. So I was very gently handled throughout my childhood when my head and neck were handled, always by a specific stylist.

@Ingrid922 2 года назад

i have two shunts now, one on each side of my head, then they meet and a little ways down my chest. Started out with just one in 1998, then it stopped working in 2015 and by 2016 we figured our what was wrong. Meanwhile, what had been a very small fluid-filled cyst in my brain, had been growing big also, so when my Dr. replaced the left shunt mechanism, he also put in the new shunt in the right brain. I had a large lower left brain tumor that was discovered when it began hemorrhaging at nine months of pregnancy. I used to know a guy (he moved) who was born with water on the brain, at least that's what he said. Hydrocephalous I think it's called. I had my left lateral venticle trapped by scar tissue so it had to have a drain, it was filling up with fluid and squishing my brain otherwise. I hope everything is going well for you!

@PrincessCelestia19 2 года назад

I always hated getting hair washed at the salon. It's very uncomfortable. There's got to be a better way.

@mooselove 2 года назад

People love it though?!? It’s crazy, feels awful on the neck and too rough on the scalp.

@killersawofficials7224 2 года назад

@@mooselove i think it depends on the barber

@ScarsFromTomorrow1 2 года назад

@@mooselove I mean, I love the feeling of the warm water and fingers on my scalp (feels like a massage) but yeah, it's always overshadowed by the horrible pain in my neck.

@katedp7825 2 года назад

@@ScarsFromTomorrow1 I got my hair cut short for the first time and also got it washed and it felt like heaven. My neck didn't really hurt or I just felt too comfortable to notice the pain.

@dannav18 2 года назад

@@mooselove Probably the basin is too high and that's why it makes it uncomfortable for you, but per my experience, both the chair and the basin can be adapted to your height/length.

@sarahsupernova8284 2 года назад

Thannyou for this!! My mother gets a migraine the day after her salon trip, every single time, without fail. Im sending this to her rite now!

@CCCW 2 года назад

Absolutely lost it at 7:28 and the "interview with the sun 🌞"

@heavenlystarboi2697 2 года назад

Me: *Watches the video like normal.* Brew: 0:04 4:26 5:17 8:13 8:21 9:29 9:45 Yes, we drew noses 👀 Me: *Wait, that's illegal!* 👁️👄👁️

@angelstarlight6030 2 года назад

OMG.... Noses 😳😳🤯

@bigmike9128 2 года назад

Me : it's about dam time .

@gregorsamsakinnie 2 года назад

NOSESSSSS

@downhomesunset 2 года назад

There was also one at :05

@heavenlystarboi2697 2 года назад

@@downhomesunset Thank you for telling, didn't notice it literally at the start 🤣

@anonymousanonymous7170 2 года назад

*A person walks into a salon and sits down in a chair. Another greets him.* “Hey Kyle! What’ll it be for today?” “Just the regular for today, Justin.” “Alright, lemme jus-“ *Snaps Kyle’s neck* “Not again....”

@XiELEd4377 2 года назад

Again?

@DamiesEvilTwin 2 года назад

Read a paramedic / ER story about something like this happening. Chiro cracked a guy's neck wrong and severed his arteries, causing him to bleed to death internally. They only realized what happened after he had passed, they didn't have time for any tests because he died very soon after he arrived. And iirc the guy was a regular.

@weebaliba8589 2 года назад

"classic Justin~ 😆" *que sitcom laugh track*

@deadsoon 2 года назад

I have hypermobility in my spine so this is extremely weird to me. I can push my head completely back onto my shoulders with no pain and I've had my hair washed plenty of times at a hair salon without any towel under my neck. At worst it's always been uncomfortable. Guess my loose joints aren't such a bad thing.

@mildlymarvelous 2 года назад

Hypermobility gang (Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome)! I was actually thinking that this might actually make it MORE dangerous for me to be in this situation, since my joints can stretch further than my other tissues, like arteries, are designed to. I also run a higher risk of dislocating a vertebra or slipping a disk, both of which would be excruciatingly painful. Please, PLEASE think of the risks of hypermobility instead of just the benefits.

@Anonymous_Gambito 2 года назад

I'm hypermobile but I still find the position pretty uncomfortable. The chair hurts my neck

@kelseyhartman1249 2 года назад

@@mildlymarvelous yay!!! i love seeing my gang in the wild! zebras unite!

@Raman_Kumar_09 Год назад

@@Anonymous_Gambito you should try to avoid it and shampoo at home , stay safe

@IWantToStayAtYourHouse Год назад

@@mildlymarvelouspreach

@raeraebadfingers 2 года назад

Something similar happened to my grandma when I was a teenager when she had her hair washed at a salon. I didn't realize it is more common than I imagined.

@Zeromaus 2 года назад

I was just sitting here waiting for a Brew upload staring at the empty RU-vid algorithm abyss. Thank you

@gregorsamsakinnie 2 года назад

wait what, i thought this video was months ago lol

@ericfabian4137 2 года назад

This sucks. Getting your hair washed in a salon when you get your hair cut after a long day of work is one of the best things

@cheesecakelasagna 2 года назад

I love getting my hair washed at salons though. It's the only time my hair is thoroughly clean because I just couldn't be patient enough to do it myself everytime. I think one should just be aware of their own neck stretch limit. If the angle is uncomfortable already, then do push it. I never have troubles with it. I'd just cover my eyes so I don't need to have to stretch my neck as much. Also, there's cushion on the portable sink so it can accomodate individual shapes more.

@seraphina985 2 года назад

Honestly this just shows why we should never overlook pain especially any unexplained pain. While yes our bodies do sometimes protest issues we really cannot stop pain is our own body protesting "You are injuring me please stop". Generally this is best headed as you know our mind runs on the brain our body provides so injuring our own body generally wont end well for any of us.

@andysaldivar9703 2 года назад

That's crazy, I recently had my hair washed like this for the first time and it was very uncomfortable. I was using my full range of neck muscles lol

@lequicharishbish8679 2 года назад

Dear Brew You have given me chiclephobia (fear of gum), tepidophobia (fear of tea), Xenoglossophovia (fear of language and accent), and now tonsurephobia ( the fear of haircuts). Anything you would like to say?

@GM.Nobody 2 года назад

--Git-- --gud--

@justsomecryptidwithinterne9873 2 года назад

When you smell poop, or anything elce there are tiny microscopic particles... of poop in your nose.

@owo4470 2 года назад

Tonsure meaning haircuts And phobia meaning fear. Tonsurephobia, fear of haircuts.

@ShinyToyRobots 2 года назад

Get some Copium.

@foxbuns 2 года назад

seek therapy♡

@tamiikooo 2 года назад

Ty for the information ❤️

@its.just.marvin4630 2 года назад

Love the attention to detail in your animations. (:

@mr.d1827 2 года назад

Finally a detailed drawing of somebody with a nose those noseless people were so creepy

@ReaperWithHips 2 года назад

Noses can be hard and yet these look well drawn. It’s like normally seeing an artist not draw hands for their characters for quite a long time and then suddenly they drew them nearly perfectly.

@jacindahutton7673 2 года назад

You should NEVER let a chiropractor touch your neck!! spend the extra and go to a Osteopath for your neck! Back and everything else are safe though, just not your neck!!

@joletty1793 2 года назад

Why is that? Is there a serious reason to not allow them to handle neck? Curious. 🤔😨😯

@thomascoolidge2161 2 года назад

@@joletty1793 Chiropractors are not medical doctors even if they have a Doctorate of chiropractic degree. Depending upon where they got it from its at best is the equivalent of a masters degree from an accredited college or university and at worst it’s a fly by night bachelors degree. Doctors of osteopathic medicine are considered medical doctors and they are licensed physicians in the us.

@Loserstakethebait 2 года назад

Not trying to defend chiropractors, but a lot of what you said is wrong. To get certified it almost always requires 8 years of schooling, at least in Iowa. Which is roughly equivalent to a medical doctor. They even take many of the same tests. Many chiropractors actually take more anatomy focused classes than your average doctor. Overall, I think chiropractic care is a short term solution to anything. It just allows for temporary relief and doesn't do 90% of the things many chiropractors claim, but they do generally have about the same level of schooling as a doctor. Furthermore, an Osteopath is equally as sketchy as a chiropractor. The character of the individual is what matters, licensed doctors worldwide are one of the leading causes of deaths due to malpractice and avoidable mistakes.

@PadHicks 2 года назад

Number of education years doesn't mean anything when you're learning how to cure erectile dysfunction by cracking someone's back.

@dshe8637 2 года назад

Avoid chiropractors and osteopaths

@roberthoward5015 2 года назад

You all make great videos… very interesting and informative.. keep up the great work..

@dianalindeman1644 2 года назад

Thanks for the warning!

@ghostratsarah 2 года назад

Oh god those sinks. They have always hurt my head and neck so bad, and almost made me pass out a couple of times. That pain is one reasons I do my own hair.

@tetsuoshima2314 2 года назад

Thank you so much for the portraits with noses this episode, I hope you continue doing it, the missing noses always weirded me out. That's fine on the chibi cartoon characters but freaky on real people.

@johnmcnally7812 2 года назад

Especially when someone you actually know personally in real life. Suuuuuuuper creepy.

@BarbBondVO Год назад

This is absolutely at the forefront of the mind of those of us with FMD. I’ve always been careful to position my neck carefully at the salon because artery dissection is always on the table. ☹️

@blobtheblob7975 Год назад

support is always needed around neck areas, my hairdresser gives clients a footstool to give less strain to the neck which i think is just the best way to get around this.

@mishamoo6915 2 года назад

Brew: *Talks about people having stroked after washing their hair* Me: *Went to a hair salon and got my hair shampooed 2 days ago*

@KingKoncorde 2 года назад

Wooo

@sierrafirerider 2 года назад

You'll be just fine

@xvoltex1257 2 года назад

Love ur vids man keep it up

@SilverSunPublishing 2 года назад

This is good to know. Thank you!

@DalokiMauvais 2 месяца назад

I had my hair cut this past Monday (3 days ago). The stylist put a towel under my neck, but I asked for more padding very soon. I don't know why the lip of the sink isn't padded to START with! I have "insufficient curvature of the cervical spine" and always insist on significant padding. You've made me extra glad that I do.

@lizzywilliams2152 2 года назад

I love your videos! I would love it if you could do an episode on Fibromyalgia- I suffer from it and I can provide a primary source if you would like to!

@rybolenefishbean4883 2 года назад

Another amazing video, always look forward when I see a new one if posted. Thank you brew team your all epic, much love.

@scronx 2 года назад

You're great and we love you! I just upvoted and subscribed.

@MissySavvy 2 года назад

"But my anxiety won't let me" thank you relatable king for not just stopping the video there

@diegoz2415 2 года назад

Bro everything is dangerous nowadays

@Emerald_Fox 2 года назад

Breathing is dangerous

@diegoz2415 2 года назад

@@Emerald_Fox u can chocke when u eat, u can pop a blood vessel when u sneeze

@poltergeese9124 2 года назад

@@diegoz2415 STOOOOP

@alvr3461 2 года назад

@@diegoz2415 Every, thing. We just don't know it before.

@deliriouscheeto 8 дней назад

"nowadays" as if it wasn't before lol

@Rapidashisaunicorn 2 года назад

My grandmother had a TIA a few years ago and the FAST acronym was the reason I was able to identify that it might be something more serious than it seemed and took her to the hospital

@kuitaranheatmorus9932 2 года назад

I love how amazing this video was.

@venuscheng4394 Год назад

Beautiful illustration

@samschmit7181 2 года назад

If I opened a barber, then I'd -ask and- warn visitors about neurological health issues.

@ildisiri 2 года назад

Problem is you can't ask that because people will find it intrusive and weird to be honest, and most importantly the vast majority of people don't know if their arteries will dissect during the neck movement/placement OR if they have a clot waiting to be disslodged.

@Shadowwolf-1337 2 года назад

i'm noticing a pattern here with these uploads

@MarcTheDeveloper 2 года назад

But how tho I don't really see a pattern here-

@Shadowwolf-1337 2 года назад

@@MarcTheDeveloper getting paralyzed

@deshanteriley7587 Год назад

Thank you for this video!👍🏾😃

@keidoesstuff6392 2 года назад

The hair salon i visit has chairs that are shaped like beds and luckily, they always prepare towels before washing their customer's hair, quite a relaxing experience except for the bathroom that's underground, dark and with tall heavy doors. Also, nice Zenitsu haircut Brew!

@dark_fire_ice 2 года назад

"The more you know, the more there is fear."

@maestromike91971 2 года назад

There’s a lot of hair salons in my are. The chair goes down and there’s a tube. So our heads are straight and our necks aren’t tilted.

@Cuposo Год назад

Love your content keep it up!

@ShadowReaper1227X 2 года назад

I stretch my neck a LOT and my anxiety is now through the roof 🙃 (Ty for bringing the noses back again though)

@pumpkinbutter2882 2 года назад

Always avoid washing your hair in a salon that only has basic basin+seat without neck support to wash hair. The comfortable chair-wash basin combo always has neck support, and there won't be problems because you're reclining in a very relaxing way that there won't be pain at all even if you're sitting for one hour or more.

@sepiasmith5065 2 года назад

OKAY. WELL. now I'm even more paranoid about my neck. I've already got chronic neck pain and the doctor was like "please stop cracking your neck you're endangering your life every time" so I've managed to do it much less often but. oh man. I like getting my hair washed at the hairdressers (plus, my hair is so thick and curly it just turns into something completely different when it's wet vs. dry, and you cannot brush/comb it dry). they always put a towel beneath my neck... it has occasionally felt strained but not too bad??? and now I find out it can affect you A WEEK LATER? ugh great I'm terrified

@Bacpakin 2 года назад

Very good information. As to how to better protect yourself and others from dangerous situations. NEVER allow your neck to be hyperextend. This was reinforced in massage therapy school. So, this is one more basic activity to be aware of when giving or receiving a massage.

@alexsamaniego9061 2 года назад

thanks for the info.

@miaironstone6783 2 года назад

Speaking of haircuts, Brew is looking so snazzy with his new hairstyle. ^_^

@DavixDevelop 2 года назад

Heh, I'm 23 and this is the first time hearing about this. All my life, whenever I went to whatever hair salon, I always felt comfortable when I was getting my hair washed and they always put a towel around your neck here. I did a quick search on how the wash chair looks elsewhere, ex. in USA, and I can see how they could be uncomfortable. Here wash chairs almost look like sofa chairs.

@vadality7486 2 года назад

thanks for informing us

@curbyourshi1056 11 месяцев назад

Noticing patterns is what makes a great Doctor.

@sophierobinson2738 2 года назад

And that's the most relaxing part! I don't remember my neck being put in such an awkward position, either.

@starblast16 2 года назад

I've never had that kind of issue with hair salons. My head and neck usually fit into the hair washing sink comfortably and they don't force me to bend my neck backwards.

@vladislausstraud9117 2 года назад

the editing and artstyle is so cool this could be a tv show

@nerferothdrake559 2 года назад

Thanks for one more cause for anxiety, Brew

@thatonebirb Год назад

6:06 Oh my gosh that ALMOST rhymed.

@rastathebanana 2 месяца назад

imperfect rhymes are rhymes

@ryanjones6384 2 года назад

You added noses to the detailed images of people. Thank goodness. Those noseless horrors are the stuff of deepest nightmare.

@Jaukscilveks Месяц назад

Good work❤ Keap up the work🎉

@nogoodeth Год назад

thanks for the great video!

@ChimkenNugget 2 года назад

I love it when Brew uploads.

@w0rlds-end_ 2 года назад

Me Too ^^

@livinghistory9701 2 года назад

Suddenly glad ive never been to a hair stylist and always had my mom cut my hair...

@dragonscull8548 Год назад

Bro keep it up, ur doing amazing brew

@mustbefamousjr4888 2 года назад

I almost passed out once. I was totally out of it for like 5 minutes after and now I'm glad it was only temporary

@sunny-pl4hg 2 года назад

I thought I was the only one that didn't know how to position their head comfortably in the hair washing chair and had to just endure the pain :')

@lulumoon6942 10 месяцев назад

Same. Years later I needed brain surgery because of this area!

@monot00nz 2 года назад

I've only ever had my hair washed a few times before a haircut, but each time I was given a towel to support my neck. This should be commonplace and common sense.