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Hey Sistas! I decided to make a video giving you my top 14 tips that will help you achieve perfect, defined twist outs every single time. I hope this helps!
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@leeshyeternally 10 лет назад

I get a very defined twistout from "dry hair". I spray a little aloe vera juice, add Shea Moisture Deep Treatment Masque, detangle, and twist. Actually, I FLAT twist because I like for my hair to lay down more. Thanks for sharing your tips!

@LuvleeKyree 9 лет назад

I find that doing twist outs on damp almost dry hair, not freshly washed hair, really helps with definition, moisture retention and curl esp on 4b, 4c hair. A creamy leave in and a thick butter works for moisture and definition and a dab of gel on the ends if ur ends won't coil. Hope this helps someone.

@tgirl021301 9 лет назад

THANK YOU 😘😘

@chichichic 9 лет назад

Thank you!

@Akofa 9 лет назад

Dawn Cheadle I find the same that my twist outs work better the less damp my 4c hair is.

@PropertyVlogsUK 6 лет назад

Thank you! It helped me - I always used to do it on wet hair.

@tyrahjerideau8582 6 лет назад

A leave-in with milk in it helps.

@kristin3515 9 лет назад

I know this video is old but can I just tell you. I followed India's technique to the tee when doing a twist out of course using products that I already have on hand. After 2 1/2 years of being natural by following her technique I achieved my best twist out ever this week. I couldn't be more happier and from here on out this will be my go to style. Thank you India for sharing.

@MsYvette12 7 лет назад

I did my twist out exactly as you said. The results were perfect! I've received numerous compliments! Thank you so much for your tutorial, it is by far one of the best I've seen on the Internet. You are a beautiful black woman. Has anyone ever told you that you bear a striking resemblance to Yolanda King (Dr. Martin L. King's oldest daughter)?

@MariannePurple362 10 лет назад

Tip-- ALWAYS do a twist out with some sort of holding product i.e. gel, pudding, etc. It really helps for the twists to set and lock together, so you don't have to be re-twisting all the time! LOL Mistake-- Twisting in big sections. Oh boy! My hair is medium density, but it still is quite fluffy and thick after I finish washing it. So, that is probably why I normally fail at twist outs and I wear wash and go's more often. Please, never twist in biiiiiig sections if your hair is thick and you don't want your twists to be unraveling the whole time!

@fiercelyrealchic 10 лет назад

This is soo true. The bigger the twists, the quicker they unravel before I move on to the next section. Smaller twists really work for me.

@MariannePurple362 10 лет назад

D Rey Yeah, I'm a type 3 so my twists are forever unraveling. #NaturalHairProbs #curlygirl

@luckthagoddsss5065 9 лет назад

Oh gosh thank you so much I use to do mines so big

@KimBlaQue 7 лет назад

islandG4L yeah.....I need a good holding product

@chal3t 4 года назад

Late to the video but great tip!!! My thing is trying to figure out how to moisturize my hair so that’s it’s not dry but has a firm hold.

@jordannalease6294 10 лет назад

Always loved your videos India because it is so good to see a girl on youtube who looks like me! The other day people were making fun of my natural hair I don't know what I should do.

@Dianafrmaddis 10 лет назад

Some people aren't yet "comfortable" with natural hair. I know I used to think that my hair wasn't professional or sleek unless I straightened it. Nothing could be further from the truth. Your hair is beautiful, you are beautiful! God made you this way. Don't be too worried by what others think or say, just let go and be a curly girl! (and watch other tutorials, if its not twist outs, there are a TON more styles out there for you!!). :):)

@jordannalease6294 10 лет назад

Diana Yohannes Thank you this one woman said she'd hot comb my hair in my sleep it made me feel so bad.

@jordannalease6294 10 лет назад

Thanks so much I gained more confidence in weeks!

@TheSupasweet 10 лет назад

This is more a comment than a tip- If you have multiple textures of hair on your head, some sections won't hold a twist or a twistout worth a darn. You can leave the twists intact in those areas (if they are small) or use a pipecleaner to make a tiny coil or do a braidout (in those sections only) to camouflage the differences and avoid having one or more fuzzy areas. Thanks for posting, your twistout looked marvelous! P.S. Can you put a list of products used in the description box for quick reference?

@AlexisNexia45 10 лет назад

I agree. I use perm rods or the tiny Flexi rods on certain parts of my looser textured hair. I actually wish these sections were kinkier!

@njrichardson4 10 лет назад

@barbarayoung9326 10 лет назад

Thanks, this is the problem I have in the front of my head. I will get some pipe cleaners tomorrow.

@tequilashots875 10 лет назад

This is excellent advice. I am going to try this next time. I had one section that just kept getting frizzy and I'm not sure if it was the big twist or the section just doesn't hold twists well.

@chal3t 4 года назад

This is my issue. Super coils in back; hardly any curly in the front.

@SimoneBrown 10 лет назад

Thank yooooou, this video was very helpful, four years natural and I still can't get it right.

@southerncurls4818 9 лет назад

I will never get enough of two strand twist out videos because I love videos that show styles related to hair and healthy hair practices. Thank you for sharing.

@areyanaakasuna4385 8 лет назад

THANK YOU !! my hair has been getting better and better with twist outs and has been growing

@rci1965 10 лет назад

Thank you so much for these tips! One thing I was doing wrong was forcing my twists to separate instead of moving on to the next twist, and yes it causes a lot of unnecessary frizz. When you know better, you do better :-)

@SimplyNieccee 10 лет назад

Adding products to the ends as an extra measure is a BIG plus! Thanks!

@jessicasebastiao9069 9 лет назад

Tried this out! I should of dampened my hair for more definition but it looks gorgeous! I used to make really big twists and it would never come out well, sectioning in small sections was key! So soft and fluffy ^-^

@CarolineJones1994 8 лет назад

+Jessica Sebastião you're hair is beautiful

@jessicasebastiao9069 8 лет назад

+CJ Jones thank you ^-^

@jessicasebastiao9069 8 лет назад

***** aaaw, you shouldn't the curls look very natural and similar to a lot of natural hair patterns. Plus when ppl see confidence in you then they respect it more, ppl like to pick on insecurities

@jessicasebastiao9069 8 лет назад

***** no problem x

@Novelust 8 лет назад

Loved this! My hair is naturally very kinky with tight coils, but I really wanted to learn how to achieve that look throughout my entire head and more neatly. Thank you for speaking so clearly and explaining so well! xx

@TommieMarie 10 лет назад

I think my problem is I get to caught up on separating the twists that they lose their curl 😔 but my hair isn't really that thick so my twist out looks like it needs that separation. I'll try picking my roots instead.

@LexiDarcel 10 лет назад

This was so helpful! i've had consistent twist-outs since using this method!

@hellololita89 10 лет назад

Thank goodness for tip #13 and #14. There was a lot of confusion on that part for me, especially when it comes to breaking apart the curls to create more volume. I'm glad to hear you say to just leave it alone if it doesn't want to *naturally* separate. You completely saved me on wasted time and frizzy hair, thank you!

@cynthiaswoodard9229 10 лет назад

First of all, I love love love your hair!!!! Second, you help me define the true way of twisting without fuzzing!!!! Thirdly,Thank you so much!!!!

@Wookiela2010 10 лет назад

When doing my twist outs, the left side of my head never looked like the right side. So after some trial and error, I've learned that both sides should be twisted toward my face to receive my desired look. Before this revelation, one side would look like a well defined twist it out, and the other like a finger coil (which ended up as a frohawk or a puff). Keep on posting your ever so classy tutorials, I love them!

@CeCeNaturally 10 лет назад

Great tips India. I'm guilty of rushing when taking down my twist outs so they don't end up as defined. The take down is very important for me lol. ..I'm going to keep these steps I mind for my next twist out :)

@siewitnessnews 10 лет назад

The techniques of smoothing the twists while twisting and coiling the ends with extra product have always allowed for my twist-outs to come out lovely. :) Great tips!

@cjaycee24 10 лет назад

Such a teacher with the "aha moments", love it.

@antoinettedawson4038 8 лет назад

Thank you for this. I wore my hair in dreds for over 10 years and I just took them out a couple of months ago so I am new on this journey of natural hair. There is so much information out there on different products and it can be overwhelming. My twist outs have turned out frizzy most times than not so your video is very helpful. I will definitely keep following you!!!!

@lesliej5590 10 лет назад

The detangling brush is a beast! Thanks for the product knowledge!!!

@lisalawrence4190 8 лет назад

I am sooo glad you made this video. my " aha ha" moment" was when you said to separate your hair only where the hair naturally starts to separate. The was Great info for me. now my twist out are no frizzy. THANK YOU

@britobard2010 10 лет назад

Natural Sistas & Brothas, because i used this tutorial and managed to get it to look like similar to this. i love it!!! plz keep at it!

@kimirakash999 8 лет назад

everytime i try and do a twist out my ends get frizzy and its very frustrating

@shebanyahadams2885 8 лет назад

+aasia irvin exactly, frizz at take down and then frizz ball at the end of the day

@vineshamiles8250 8 лет назад

Try twirling or coiling your hair on your finger when you get to the ends that helps to minimize frizz!

@Mysasser1 8 лет назад

twist it then Bantu knot the ends. make sure the hair is completely dry before you take it down. I use water and castor oil.

@kiajordynwhite6494 8 лет назад

+Mysasser1 thanks imma try this

@Mysasser1 8 лет назад

Shikkia White and if your hair is 4c do twists about the size of a crayon. If they are too chunky that Bantu at the end will just fall out.

@keemonieee 10 лет назад

OMG. I hadnt even thought to use the Cantu Shea Butter Twist and Lock Gel before. it makes every style I try come out exactly the way I want! THANK YOU.

@trenicemayfield2736 10 лет назад

I live by separating and smoothing the hair while twisting it. It makes it so much smoother and the hair is easier to split and fluff during take down! I might try the lock and twist gel too!

@imnicmarie 10 лет назад

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!! I needed to be reminded to take my time untwisting. I'm guilty of forcing them to separate resulting in lots of frizz. I did this last night and took my time this morning and am rocking a fabulously defined twist out today! Thanks!

@Muva_Candi 10 лет назад

After watching this and the classic look video, I decided to finally try a twist out. My ah-ha! moment was using the flexi rods to achieve the look I would want. And my biggest lesson from watching these is DON'T TAKE SHORTCUTS. Girls, you should see how cute my hair came out today!!!! Let's pray to the hair gods that my hair will look this good tomorrow LOL. Please post a video on how to keep this style after working out. I'm so glad you posted this! Even though there are tons of twist-out videos, there are very few who get it right.

@corneliawhitson5323 8 лет назад

Nice tips..... I almost was about to give up on twist outs, but your last tips really just made me understand what I was doing wrong!!!!! Thanks!!!!

@Sweetness-3x 8 лет назад

Bless u sister i just had my aha! Moment last sunday. I found this vid while roaming on youtube looking for tips. I ve been in the natural game for 4 yrs & my twist outs always look incomplete and wrong and just not nice so i were them in buns. But this vid has been helpful. I ve a day 4 hair which has never happened. Also ur vid on u cutting ur heat damaged hair encouraged me to cut mine which i ve been avoiding for yrs. Thank u

@miizzjuiicy10 10 лет назад

This video came right on time! I am doing my big chop tomorrow after nearly 13 months of transitioning, and I want to do a twist out as my first style. These tips were very helpful.

@daa048 10 лет назад

I haven't done a twist out yet but you have just inspired me to do one. You've also inspired me to cut the damage out of my hair. Thank you. ♥♥♥

@SleepingDreamer16 9 лет назад

I'm watching this and I am just admiring her hair, especially the white hairs. At 19, I have a ton of them across my head as well so it makes such a nice contrast when I do natural hair styles (although idle hands tend to stray towards my hair in an attempt to pluck them out without asking -_-). Such beautiful sisters with equally gorgeous hair. I really do enjoy watching this channel.

@leahmyluv 10 лет назад

Your twist-out came out so beautiful. I don't do 2 strand twist-outs like this because they never come out the way I want them too. But what I do are flat twist-out which for me work a lot better.

@rhoyalrhapsody 10 лет назад

this was one of the best tutorials I have seen. I am going to try some of these tips on my next twist out. I am usually rushing to take my twists out. This lets me know to take my time.

@ceedotare 10 лет назад

Letting the twists separate on its on was a great tip!! Trying it tonight!! My twist outs are always a hit or miss!

@pfh3133 10 лет назад

yes there are many videos on twist outs but I am so glad you decided to share your method with us, your video offered a lot of good tips, thank you.

@IRJOHNSO21 10 лет назад

Pretty much the only style I wear are twist outs so I have somewhat perfected it :-) Making sure the section is thoroughly detangled, including the root AND using a gel on top of my moisturizer is what has really helped me. Great vid India!

@erikasreview 10 лет назад

I watch of you alls videos because I am transitioning from locs and a big chop to growing my hair out and I cannot WAIT until my hair grows to try all of these styles

@luisamiala93 8 лет назад

your tips worked so well on my 4c hair. My aha moment was the setting cream and unraveling the twists, it also helped to do them smaller.

@erinmarisolcorine 10 лет назад

This video is great, India! I've mastered few different techniques also, but was really looking forward to seeing your process and having a bit more insight. One thing that I had added to my take-down process that may help some other ladies reading comments is oil-soaking the ends of twists. Since my hair is even more thick, dense and frizzy than some, it allows me to pull twists apart without having to run my hand down the entire twist as long as I've carefully coiled the ends as you've done. Love it! Thank you again for being an inspiration! :):)

@crystalswholehealth 10 лет назад

Great video! Once I do my twists, I put them in bantu knots to give a nice curl to the hair so that it is not straight when I take them down. It gives it a nice look too!

@Beautyinreallife08 10 лет назад

With my hair it depends on the products I use, and I am definitely a definition girl. Some products I don't even have to retwist or cover my hair at night and the definition is still there for at least 3 days. Some only leave me with definition for a day and I have to retwist and others are just not for my hair. I've been on this journey now for a year and a half(3rd time) and have learned so much about my hair. This was a nice video!

@elisawiah 10 лет назад

Love your hair! And Its like we all know the tips but seeing the tips on an successful twist out is reassuring and makes me think, "I know that; why don't I didn't I do that last time?!" Great video!

@meek_meek_706 10 лет назад

I am faithfully on RU-vid for ideas for my natural hair. This video is the first video that I have seen that goes into detail on how to do twist outs and how to properly undo them to get the defined curls. I have tried the techniques from other videos and could never get the defined curls, but I am hopeful that this video will help. Will do my twists tonite.

@1GinaRella 10 лет назад

Great vid. My twist-outs and braid outs are beginning to look like this now (ie minimum frizz and hella shiny). What I have found is that smoothing my hair throughout the whole process of maintaining my hair almost trains the cuticle to lay down and therefore gives me shiny, defined and almost frizz free hair.

@mrsallister32 10 лет назад

wow, the way you take your twists down will probably help me keep my definition a lot longer. Thanx for this video!!

@LadySanya80 10 лет назад

This video was very helpful! I had my aha moment during the separating part. I usually force the separation to make it fuller in which result in too much frizz. I never thought to allow my hair to separate where it wants to and then use a pick to fluff the roots. I will give this a try and see what happens. Thank you so much!!

@mztee68 10 лет назад

I definitely am one of those who never mastered a defined twist out on my own. Thanks for the video. I'll incorporate these tips into my regimen the next time I try a twist out again.

@crazychicka1711 10 лет назад

Thank you, thank you,thank you soo much!! My twistout is the best it's ultra defined now that I've watched your hair tutorial.

@ladestinyshow5429 9 лет назад

I love this. Thank You for making this video. I'm 8 months into being a natural and I love twist outs but could never get it right. Mostly dealing with my ends and separation. Appreciate it !

@ghantia1989 10 лет назад

Woow i learn so much. My twistout always come out frizzzy. Thank you,God bless you . Always amazing to visit your channel. You guys helped me more then you'll ever know its been a year know thay my hair has been growing back after a lot of breakage and dryness cause by stress but know it healthy and strong and your tips and confidence really help me too

@sonjalattier 10 лет назад

Thank you for sharing! The twist out is my signature style for the past 6 months. I use a combination of oils with raw shea butter. I use Murray loc lock gel to twist.

@TitilayoRasaki 10 лет назад

eco styler on top of paul mitchell the conditioner as a leave in and jamaican black caster oil as a sealant gives me incredible twist outs. It looks while while its wet but dries into this incredible cast and once its scrunched, it soooooooooooo soft and touchable!!! Its super defined and lasts all week without remoisturizing!! Its my go to style and it gets bigger as the week progresses

@naturalnenemarie4410 8 лет назад

This video helped so much ... Not forcing the twist apart just clicked and made sense. I should of known that . Thanks for this video

@dawnloves2sing 10 лет назад

Beautiful, I have done twist outs, 3 strand twists and braid outs still trying to figure out which one suits my hair the best since my hair is that middle of the road stage...this was a great video thanks for sharing!

@ForchenCreations 10 лет назад

I enjoyed the video. You explained well how to get the defined twist out. I love twist outs.

@kathyroseking5942 10 лет назад

Thank you for this. Just started to wear my hair natural to work and really needed this.

@Omgakilah 10 лет назад

Just found my first gray strand an hour ago while I was twisting and immediately thought of India's beautiful little sprinkle of gray and figured it hey I could actually rock this!

@bowiegerl 7 лет назад

Love the way your twist turned out!!! Thanks for sharing. 🙂

@ericajohnson9211 9 лет назад

This was awesome. I wasn't making mine this small because my hair is so thick but now I will because I love the defines curls. Also I can't wait to watch the video on the products you use because I think the type of product is a huge help.

@Yatta600 10 лет назад

Thanks so much your tips were truly helpful. I`ve only been natural for about almost 2 yrs. I`m learning to allow my hair to dry a little before twisting it. Your hair looks gorgeous.

@JessicaDeAnna 10 лет назад

Definitely gonna try a holding product the next time I do a twist out. Also, great tip about the take down method and minimizing frizz.

@1JewelOfTheNile 10 лет назад

I tried these tips and finally...finally, my twist outs worked! Thank you!

@tequilashots875 10 лет назад

So, I have been practicing my twist outs lately. I always do two strand twists but never a twist out. If I do a bigger twist definitely see more frizz than if I do a smaller twist. So trial and error for me until I get that perfect twist out. Great video!!

@encouragehisdaughters2389 9 лет назад

Thank you so much, as my hair gets longer and thicker. I didn't realize I would need to do smaller sections, but when I did I achieved the look I was going for!!! Your tutorial was very helpful, and your hair is always gorgeous😍

@MsVoluptuousBeauty 10 лет назад

I do appreciate your time in showing us how u get those defined curls! My mistake is I force the strands apart..a big no no! Also, u spend a lot of time making sure that u have small pieces of hair to twist. Thanks for big eye opener! Keep up the good work!

@HappywifeTaylor 10 лет назад

Very helpful. Been natural for 16 months and have trouble with my twist outs. I need to make my sections smaller and wait til my hair is damp and not soaking wet.

@MilliePat 10 лет назад

Beautiful hair. I've learned with my hair, that some hair types are harder to set. My hair (super coarse 4c) will not curl with braids or twists, unless I use a hair dryer to set the curl pattern. On very coarse hair the twist out work better when they are curled with perm rods.

@nastynat1001 10 лет назад

I'm struggling so much with my twist out. Thank you so much, very helpful.

@mntitus1026 10 лет назад

I am a major fan of flat twisting. It makes the have bigger and define and two strand twists elongated and defined.

@lomagrowannabewifey 10 лет назад

Oh, thank you soooo much!!!! You are right about there being too many twist out tutorials, but I always, always find myself wondering after trying each technique, "why doesn't mine look like that? why is my hair so frizzy?" This video was great. I can't wait to try these tips!

@HimeMarieMC 10 лет назад

I honestly dont know what i do different but my twists r a disaster always!! so I stayed with the braiding method. Plus I have so much hair that the 2-3 times I did twists took me more than 5-6h. Now it would be so awesome to have results like yours!! Beautiful hair beautiful you, God bless u too!!!

@stephcrow7755 10 лет назад

I always have trouble the next day after my twist out. How to you make it look the same in the morning ?!

@setapartaay925 4 года назад

This is my problem as well. I look food for only one day😫. #HelpMeGod

@deneallclarke5229 10 лет назад

This was really helpful, I have been struggling with my twist outs forever and a day. Thank you.

@heera5683 9 лет назад

Perfected the twist out and in luv with my hair again thank you for the inspiration

@djami2395 10 лет назад

Hands down the best twist-out tutorial I've ever seen! Thank you for these great tips ^.^

@EMSpdx 10 лет назад

Excellent. I have not been using holding product, always did the separation in the middle, causing knots, and I do not separate my hair. I need to try these tips! Thank you!

@harmonyh6700 10 лет назад

My twist out always looks like this. I've been using olive oil Eco Styler gel and Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie on damp hair (never dry). I use a Denman brush before each twist, and keep a spray bottle handy in case any hair has started to dry. Making smaller twists allow me to keep my style in for 2-3 wks! I have fine, soft 4b hair, and I've used the Jane Carter Curl Defining Cream in the past and it works great also.

@lashonay 10 лет назад

Gorg...I usually leave my mini twists in for a couple of days or a week depending on how busy i am. The older my twist out get people give more compliments. Shea moisture products work so well on m hair. Thanks for sharing India, love you sistas!!

@marchelle011 10 лет назад

7 years natural and I think I finally got it. My "Ah Ha" moment was not twisting on soaking wet hair! I always wondered why I have so much breakage and now I know.

@ChickenWang6 8 лет назад

Learned so much! Ive had troubles finding what works for my hair! Definitely will try this

@epi0002 10 лет назад

I personally LOVE big, frizzy, poofy hair so whenever I do a braid out or twist out, I let it get mostly dry then let it completely dry after I take it loose. But like you said if you want a defined look let your hair dry completely. And I love your hair!!!! :)

@arielwatkins954 8 лет назад

Thank you. Now after 2.5 years I can finally achieve a great twist out!

@brittanydukes490 8 лет назад

Agreed with all of these! I feel like one of the most important was number one! I learned early on that damp hair was the key to great twist outs! Loved it! Thumbs up and subscribing!

@vanessathomas4668 8 лет назад

@WTPrincessDiaries 10 лет назад

I had not considered sectioning to take them out--that has always been my downfall. I just had a recent success by winding the twists into Zulu knots, which helps tremendously with sectioning. Also, I will try the smoothing separation trick. Thanks for the video!

@KinkyKoilyKayla 9 лет назад

I think I'll add the detangling with a brush to my routine. I get better each time I do a twist out but but roots be fluffy so I think the brush will help. I don't pick it out bc it naturally gets bigger as the days go by. But I hope I can achieve at least half of your results. It's so pretty

@donyetta83 10 лет назад

Thanks, for the video. Never tried pick my hair out to add volume after a twist out. I will try this.

@LilLadi08 10 лет назад

Oh my gosh! Soooo helpful! Mines always come out so fizzy and sticking everywhere. I'm going to start using a locking gel of some sort to keep my twist outs together. =) Thanks for the video.

@ruthyybeaubrun8958 9 лет назад

For my transiotioning hair i find it better if I do it !) on damp-wet hair 2) do bantu knots to curl the permed ends 3) Flat twists make so you won't have to separate the hairs to avoid friz

@JazzeeAKA 9 лет назад

I have found that the twisting direction changes definition. For example, for me lazy day twist go counter clockwise. More defined twists go clockwise. It really helps!

@charrisetrimm6600 10 лет назад

This is so helpful, I never thought to use twist and lock cream or detangler. Thank you because I was getting frustrated.

@jaeshasway 10 лет назад

Never get burned out on twist out tips. Thanks so much! I'm having issues getting a nice twist out. Looking for some wash n go tips too.

@reallyme02 10 лет назад

Your hair is gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing these tips. Just subbed.

@precariiious 10 лет назад

I usually do three-strand twists, but even when I do two-strand twists, I will braid a little at the roots so that they aren't puffy and are stretched. Once my twists are done and ready to dry fully, I will stretch them by pinning them across my head. (It doesn't matter which direction they're pulled to.) For a little extra length, I pull my twists up in a taut (not tight, but taut) ponytail when they're completely dry or instead of pinning. You gotta be careful with this method, because the inside of the ponytail will take longer to dry because of all the damp hair surrounding it. Hope this helps someone. :)

@EBONYMONiQUE777 10 лет назад

i love this. i have only been natural for a week now but excited to one day try this

@LadyHarmony12 9 лет назад

Thank you so much! My hair is this length and I've been experimenting with my twist out! This just helped me to define it more. I wasn't using a detangler so I'm going to see how that works. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!