@@MileenasDentist Not really I mean people use make up and that seems fine. Some people will do surgery but if it makes them happy then there's not much wrong. I mean that Angelina Jolie wannabe went 1000x more than koreans
Ain't that the truth. I got a super cute inverted v bob with mahogany highlights. Man it looked good. Then I had to do it myself. It never looked good again😢😢😢
Had my hair temporarily straightened and it was supposed to stay like that for at least a few months. But it never turned out as straight and smooth when I styled it myself
I love how you try everything and spread the culture around. I find it remarkable how many things we do, as humans, to change what we naturally look like. Advice to everyone; Enjoy beauty to your standard of enjoyment, not someone else's. Always do right by your own wants and needs.
I’ve gotten this root perm done before and it was amazing the first month or so but looked awkward as it started growing out because my roots would be straight then I’d have a bit of tiny waves where the perm was. So although it was a root perm, I ended up with a “side of head” perm a few months in. 😂 Also good to note that the permed section will be more brittle compared to the rest of your hair if you do decided to bleach your hair whilst the perm grows out, so be careful of breakage! ☺️☺️
I didn't even thing of this but yeah, since it's only about an inch of hair being permed it'll grow out fast and leave you with a weird bump in a few months
When I get my highlights done and I'm under the dryer helmet thing, the salon I go to often gives me a snack and lemon water or something. It's actually really nice! Especially since sometimes getting your hair done can take a long time.
I really appreciate you always giving us a first-hand experience of not only the best in beauty but also taking a different culture into account💜💜💜 It always makes me anticipate what's next 🤔🙃
I was shocked when I saw the cindirella treatment, because in the most part of Latin America, we use a similar treatment called Keratin, the process is the same and also the finish. I find very interesting this type of video because we can learn about beauty process on other places. Loveu Tina! 🤗
I think it’s the same thing. Only over here the work Keratina is enough to sell the product because people know the finished results. It’s also been popular here for yeeeears!! Over there they probably call it Cinderella treatment pretty much for marketing. To appease that European white look that’s many time seek after.
Wait, I had this update like a week or two ago and was pissed, it was that comment section became hidden, and all the recommendations were extremely big. Do you have it like this now? Because a couple of days ago it went back to normal, when the comment section is under the bar of recommendations like it was for years.. And I'm wondering if they will change it again because I don't want comment section hidden :(
I LOVE Tina’s videos because they’re truly filled with the info/questions I have. I’ve got very curly hair, so this service definitely isn’t for me lol but I still watch cause it’s interesting 😍
The keratin would be perfect for revitalizing curly/Frizzy hair. I know I'd love to try it even though my hair is relatively oily.. but Frizzy and curly too.. imagine when it's straightened and there's no need for extra product🥰.. oh I'd love it🖤🖤🖤
I have been taking keratin treatment for my hair for last 2 years and it changed my hair from frizzy and unruly to naturally soft hair. Best part of this treatment is it doesn't make you hair straight but allows it to have the natural shape be it curl or wavy.. Just more manageable. Also it lasts upto 3 months depending on how well you take care of your hair.
A perm is still pretty harsh on the hair so people with thin hair should watch out ps: you could propably ask your local hair stylist to do this procedure because perm is still a basic skill that an apprentice get taught 👍
It's because the solution isn't as strong as others like in the US bc regulation so the worse it can do to skin is like a slight maybe not even as much as a chemical burn.
I was looking for a comment like that! I WOULD NEVER do that, even with the perm solution being weaker, if you touch it once probably won't do much but keep in mind that hair hairdressers do multiple treatments a day, to even washing multiple people hair is really bad for the skin and cause allergies and chemical burns
I mean, my nan does hairdressing, and I've never seen her wear gloves. Well, I haven't seen her do a perm in ages so maybe she does. But she definitely doesn't wear them for anything else. Maybe you just get used to it?
How’s it look now? I can’t help thinking this is a bit “gimmicky”. It didn’t do enough for me to consider it worth it sadly. Washing your hair upside down, and drying upside down would do more in my humble opinion.
I agree with you on this part. I always dry my hair upside down and it gave me so much volume. Although maybe the logic behind this treatment is so you wouldn't have to do that everytime you'd dry your hair. But honestly, the changes weren't that drastic considering she had it professionally done :c maybe this is one of those treatments that take a few weeks before noticeable results would kick in? But she did mention that the effects would only be subtle on people who have flat hair :c
@@daniellahalyson9112 How do you dry your hair upside down? The only thing that comes to mind for me is hanging upside down like a bat the whole time, but I'm hoping it's not as extreme as that and it's just something simple that's eluding me, cause I wanna try it!
@@CurbHopper111 your comment made me laugh!! 😊 I would bend my head down and put all my hair in front of my and dry it that way. All of your hair should be in front of you as you dry it so the roots on the top of your head are drying in an upward style-- that gives them the lifted effect.
From someone who survived the early 90's root perms you do NOT want this if you have shoulder length or longer hair unless you have a hefty budget for salon upkeep/hair reconditioning. When it grows out you just have the weirdest bump of damaged hair.
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They are done like that, but I don’t think your supposed to wash out the keratin treatment. they should have finished the perm process first, than done the keratin
@@chevon1920 you're right, my keratin treatment is really heavy, first I have to wash my hair, then the keratin is applied and then the stylist blow dry and iron my hair and after three days I wash it normally and its blowned and ironed again but it last straight for 3, months imma do it again because it truly works on my hair that has been on relaxer creams for 11 years (mum started to relaxing it since I was 4) it was damaged and frizzy as heck but after keratin my hair is really silk and shinny and lighter (its actually chestnut but now is lighter lol)
Loving your new content Tina! You've done an amazing job keeping things fresh on your channel and switching it up whilst still keeping it relevant and interesting! You're the best ❤️
Yes! I had this before and it left a weird dent on my hair when it grew out. Would not recommend this at all. I had my whole hair rebonded after a few months just so that it won’t look like a mess.
I love the whole aesthetic set up! I’ve always loved a greenery type aesthetic. I am re-doing my room and that is what I was going for! This is really cool and I think it looks great as well!
I love LOVE your beauty series Tina! I think it's so satisfying to watch you getting your hair done as it always comes out so beautifully. As a student with super frizzy curly/wavy hair I mainly have to cut my own hair or go to "the cheaper salons" and it's always such a miss :( I'm almost 24 and never been happy after a visit. Oh well, when I'm done with studying I will pamper myself with hair salon visits :D
I would guess that as a stylist, l would recommend root perm about 6 - 8 weeks and straighten last one while doing nxt root perm. And definitely conditioning treatments as well. Up till now l wouldnt do root perms because of the intergrity of the rest of the hair
you got the point! I personally got this root perm at last october and now after my hair grow, those perm make a weird "bump" so I need to use flat iron everyday to make it look "normal" surely you need to consider about the "after effect " if you decided you want to do it 😂😂
@@kaileyy hair grows at varying speeds for each person. Some people grow hair back really quickly, others slowly. So the length of time this perm is effective for will depend on the person.
Root perms have been around since the 1980's I've had a few myself over the years so I'm assuming the Koreans have devised a way to do it better. How nice to have all those lovely extras that's for sure!
Her face looked more rectangular and sharp after the root perm. Did not know that a root volume could be so distinctive. I was really surprised after the volume cus I was not sure how would it turn out but You LOok GOOOOOD.
As a Brazilian who done Brazilian keratin treatment I can say , yes your colour does go lighter. Usually hairdresser recommend you to colour your hair first and then the treatment as it will brighten the colour ✨🥰
How many times are they going to pass heat through your hair. Ugh. That is a lot of heat damage. Some people with a straight hair pattern cant tell that they have heat/chemical damage.
omg, i’ve been seeing these treatments done going around on IG and i had no idea what they were but am also super interested in it bc I don’t have that much volume up top! thanks for doing this video Tina!! :)
My hair is pretty darn fine but I get a lot of fullness and lift at the roots using some cheapie Garnier root spray when I wash my hair and I dry and style with a cheapie (like $25) Revlon wand style dryer that comes with concentrator and round brush attachments. I spray my roots with the Garnier stuff, then I try to let my hair air dry awhile. While still somewhat damp, I blow dry with the concentrator attachment aimed at my roots, running my fingers through the roots of my hair to increase the lift. When my roots are dry and the rest of my hair almost dry, I stand up & put a metal round brush attachment on my dryer and section off a 3 x 1" section of hair at the crown of my head. I put the brush attachment at the root and pull the dryer straight up through the section of hair, from root to ends, concentrating at the root. When dry, I quickly wrap the section of hair around a large velcro roller - I work quickly so the hair is still hot or warm as it's wrapped around the roller. Do two or three more sections like that, working toward the front of your head. I leave the front half inch or so of hair at my hairline out of the rollers. Then, I blow dry and flat iron the rest of my hair, and maybe put my makeup on. I also spray the roots of my hair while still in the rollers. This may sound complicated, but it actually goes very quickly, and it's easy. I'm only using three or four rollers at the top of my head and using the wand style dryer is a lot easier than working a round brush with a separate dryer. These dryers also make it easy to really pull and stretch the roots of your hair around the brush attachment of the dryer, That's what really builds the body and lift. My hair ends up looking pretty close to a pro blow dry.
They make sooo many products to lift roots, who would waste money on this gimmick that does absolutely nothing and creates marks of demarcation?? Selling you a dream i see!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Daring Danielle Plenty of organic things are toxic and/or irritating 😂 Poison Ivy is 100% organic, but that doesn’t mean it’s automatically good for you.
@@TheAzerath she mentioned in the video that the "organic ingredients" were aloe vera and 'nutrients'. That shit isnt supposed to burn. They were definitely bull shitting her. Its the chemicals in the keratin treatment that were putting off the fumes.
Layla R yes keratin treatments contain formaldehyde and god knows what else! Perm solution has been shown to cause cancer. I can’t believe the hairdresser was touching the curlers with her bare hands - omg..
The salon is BEAUTIFUL!!! It seems like a pretty good treatment. Not a hairdresser but I would have thought they would be best to do the Keratin treatment after the perm? Wow!! it is all gorgeous and the girls are so good at their craft! 😊
I got a root perm in China 5 months ago, but it definitely wasn't the same as this one. They didn't use these kind of rolls but braided the roots on the underneath layers of the hair in tiny tight braids. The results were really weird and not that great, my hair basically turned coarse as every strand of hair kept the shape of the tiny braids, I couldn't run my hands through it. I couldn't put my hair on one side as it would reveal it and it was really weird looking, as if my hair was all tangled at the roots. Now it has grown out to ear length and it's still the same, I have 3cm of coarse hair in between my straight hair. I have very fine hair but I don't believe this has damaged it. The only thing is that my hair breaks easily, and when I brush it out it grips to the brush and breaks more hair than usual.
I have done cysteine treatments 3 times and it does lighten your hair color by 2 shades. Also it flattens hair roots...since you did root perm it might be less obvious. It really helps if you have damaged or frizzy hair, hair becomes very manageable, also it fades very naturally
Tina, you should check out Guy Tangs video that he just put on on his experience getting a Korean digital perm on damaged hair! It looked very high tech with minimal damage (even though Guy had bleached and previously permed ends)
Yoooo that salon was AWESOME!!!! I love the whole vibe plants, drinks & food. Sold! I've always used keratin treatment even an at home one makes helps.😉
Lol ikr I have crazy thick natural hair and its a challenge at times. My daughter's hair is even thicker than mine. I don't know why someone would pay that much money for more volume
This is amazing I didn't know this could be done. The years of teasing, and the amount of money spent on product! I have alot of hair but its super straight and flat
God I can't imagine spending that amount of money money just for a little bit of lift. I get that people with flat hair struggle with volume but like...... That's so much money, time, and damage to your hair for minimal results.... I almost didn't even notice a difference. 🤷
It’s Singapore Dollars so it’s not as much as USD or Euro only about ~80 for her root lift and ~130 for the keratin treatment which seems reasonably priced
I have really straight thick flat hair but my root is always naturally “lifted” exactly like the after. I actually try really hard to flatten my root everyday because I don’t like that voluminous look on the top of my head so it’s really cool to see other people trying to do the opposite
I’m still traumatized by the spiral perms I used to get in the 80’s & 90’s. It took 4-5 HOURS, and stank so bad. It looked great, didn’t seem to mess my hair up. But it looked weird growing out, so I’d have to redo it every couple of months.
Thank you for adding that clear disclaimer at the start. Not all youtubers do that and people are really looking for any excuse to go: oh see, it’s not so bad, we can go out.
Can you talk about hair extensions? Like what good condition of one's hair to be using hair extensions, best types of hair that one should use for hair extensions, how to take care the hair after hair extensions so they don't cause hair fall, etc. I currently have hair fall problem & my hair already become so thin. I want to try extensions but still afraid & unsure to do it😵😵
There are lots of hair channels dedicated to such a question. I bet if you put the terms "hair fallout" or "best extensions" in the search, you will find what you are looking for 🖤 best of luck🖤 Tina doesn't seem the type for extensions.. idk why, but I don't think she has done it yet, and I don't think she will.. or has she? Idk, go to her home page and put those key words in the search.. not something I would watch tbh🤷 so I genuinely don't know if she has for sure.
@@mom23js thanks for your suggestion🙏 I've been searching on other RU-vid videos & read blogs too, just want to hear her opinion regarding this (if she really had tried it before). I think she has try hair extensions before & kinda mentioned it in one of her old video (just don't know which one), but I don't know. I could be remembering wrong😅
I'm experiencing the same thing. Basically what I found is that you shouldn't go for extensions that cause a lot of tension on your hair such as tape-in or microchips, you can use the invisible wire extension, or clip ins if you remove them at night. I've been using wigs with a bamboo wig cap (which is also recommended for cancer patients because it's very gentle) and so far it's helping me. I hope you can find what's best for you too.
walle waltz - I wouldn’t be able to eat in a salon because it’s gross. Imagine all of the hair and dust flying around from all of the crap they have in there. To each their own though
that was my first thought, then when she specified it was SD I thought oh maybe the exchange rate makes it less...a little but not much $140 ish USD meep
