Natural Hair Salon Visit | Prestige Hair Studio 

This is a long video, but Breanna dropped so much knowledge and I had to share! What's something you learned from this video? Leave a comment 🤸🏽‍♀

I think oil is slept upon. I love using oil as a prepoos and an oil based scalp treatment on my scalp also prepoo. The only issue I see with oil is if you aren't properly cleansing the oil out of your hair. Different things work for different people but it's all about trial and error. I wouldn't completely write off oil for myself purely because it does work so I ain't gonna try to fix something that ain't broken. Also loved the longer video! So much information packed in.

This video is a blessing, I definitely learned a lot! My province doesn't have many people with hair like ours, so there isn't hair salons with Breanna's knowledge. Thank you Brittany for sharing with us, your channel quickly became my favourite these last four months

I found that using a balancing deep conditioner every time I wash my hair keeps it in tip top shape. This is because I am getting protein and moisture from one product instead of fluctuating between moisture and protein every week. Adowa is a really good moisture balance DC and the new melanin hair care deep conditioner. HASK with coconut oil is also another great one ‼️

I've been anticipating this video all day.

I love your videos, but I especially love the salon visits. She is so attentive to your curls 🥰

The hair looks so plump. I love it

Absolutely gorgeous! That was a great video with great information! Thanks so much for sharing.😊😊😊

This was an incredible watch!! Learned so much from both you and your wonderful hairstylist! Thank you so much for blessing us with your immaculate content ❤

Thank you soooo much for this!

She was so thorough washing your hair and very knowledgeable! Very nice video!

This is Amazing🥰 I will rewatch & rewatch till what I need is stored in my brain😊 Thank you kindly❣️

Wow wow wow I learned so much from this video. Thank you Brittany for taking us along on your salon visit and thank you Breanna for answering all her questions which answered a lot of my questions! I did not know about hair sprays, or scalp exfoliations or serums.

I really enjoyed this video. So much of my questions answered. By having 4C long grey hair, I needed a way that is easy going and the best way to keep the hair style with less time. So much info, to take in, that I downloaded this, so I can keep it. Thanks for sharing this. 👏👏👏👏👏

just loved this. quality info and presentation

I throughly enjoyed watching this video. The stylist Breanna is patient, and answered all questions you asked. Your hair looks amazing.

Thank you so much for this I absolutely love the explanation of how to apply the foam before applying hold this is so helpful especially since I am allergic to UFD and have been using I Create Hold as a base gel!!! ❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing this. Thank you to Breanna as well for whiling to be filmed and share all those gem. I never use foam before a styler (gel) but now I will (from what I gather stylist would recommed to use it over a gel to dry faster. I have my hair appointement this week so I can't wait

I use a squirt bottle to apply slightly diluted shampoo to my scalp if necessary then I go in with a gentle shampoo brush/scalp massager. I'm glad she mentioned scalp exfoliants. If my shampoo doesn't contain an exfoliating ingredient, I will use a scalp scrub or scalp serum treatment. There's so many on the market now but I look for active ingredients to gauge whether they are worth buying or not.

I also pre-poo with oil 2 to 3 hours before I wash my hair. It has made an amazing difference in the overall health of my hair. I use the Camille Rose Coco nibs (I think that's what it's called) I apply it to my scalp and down the shaft of my hair and let it sit while I do what I need to do and sometimes I even go to sleep with it and wash it in the morning.

You are my favorite because you still do what you want with your hair. Nothing is wrong with using the oil unless you don’t properly cleanse your hair. I’m thinking of trying hot oil treatments too. Why are some hair stylists against oil!

I enjoyed this video 🤗 now I’m intrigued by the mild cleanser and bond builders 🤔I also like DE’s almond and avocado shampoo. It’s pretty thick but it spreads nicely 👌🏽I want to see how I can incorporate bond builders in my routine. I’ve always be a protein girlie 😭

Hair looks amazing

I feel like Aphogee and Olaplex target different things! I started using Olaplex maybe a month ago, but I gave it a break because I wanted to try Epres. However, I do still keep Aphogee in my routine. I may try going without it just to see how my hair reacts with only Olaplex or Epres, but Aphogee has been my savior for the last 10 years. Not necessarily because it strengthens my hair from the inside like Olaplex and Epres would (I don't believe Aphogee can do that like Olaplex or Epres do), but because it was the only thing that kept my hair from being ruined by silk presses from the added protein on the outermost layer of my hair cuticle. I can't say what causes heat damage to happen, but since I can't straighten my hair myself, it's been a big help against whatever the root issue is. But I made a mistake and missed a treatment this one time 2-3 months ago and I, unfortunately, got heat damage. What I would do is maybe a week or two before my appointment, I'd do the Aphogee two step. But the heat damage is why I've tried Olaplex and Epres in the first place, and may move to K18 after my Epres vials are done. I thought it would be a fun experience since it was the first time in a while that my hair had been so damaged, so it would be easier to see any results 🤣 I'm also with you that I have always preferred deep conditioners as a product (my current fav is Adwoa's baomint deep conditioner, but you kind of encourage me to try more in the future), regular conditioners never quite did it for me even back when I was first going natural and my regimen was much more simple, everything changed when I switched exclusively to deep conditioners. It's a bit more expensive, but because they're so concentrated they still last me quite a bit of time. And I also can't help but want to pre-poo with oil. The softness and the alleged benefits keep calling my name. Loved the video! I'm glad you had so many questions to ask and share with us

I absolutely love how Breanna cared for your hair. The hair washing was an experience. I don't know where she's located but if she was in Dallas I would definitely book an appointment. Thank you for giving us this experience with you. Your hair came out amazing!

Love the long videos . I definitely love a good hair serum , the one i use and love is the briogeo one , but i would love to try more . Im also thinking about trying k18 for a bond builder .

I'm gonna to try her blow drying method, starting on a hooded dryer and finishing on a blow dryer.

Mousse/foam down first has blown my mind. Trying this tomorrow!

Brittany, hope all is well. Great video. Thank you for sharing. I love pre-pooing. When I stopped, my hair did not like it (LOL). My hair likes when I pre-poo. It assist with my detangling before I shampoo. Have you thought about adding K18 to your routine? K18 is pretty expensive and I have not tried it myself, although I am seriously thinking about it. My understanding is K18 is a leave in treatment/conditioner. I am still on the fence because of the price ($75) and I am not sure it is worth the price. I have read, mostly positive reviews, that it does work.

I enjoyed the video! I'm excited about your oil prepoo journey. I haven't had any issues when it comes to my hydration or curl clumping abilities when I prepoo or oil my scalp before shampoo. I can't wait for your observations. 😊

Okay, I was expecting wash day, but not this! Xoxox!

Hi Breanna'w brother! 😂 omg that waa so funny!

Hahaha weeell as a customer she’s a tough one, for those hairstylists out there that unfortunately might not have a lot of knowledge, cause how tha hell would they answer all that 🤣 I mean these are such educational visits 👏 (I don’t mean to sound rude, English is not my first language and some expressions might be tricky)

Hi Brittany! I love your relationship with your stylist, she is a gem! I learned so much through the questions you asked and the details she shared. I just wanted to ask questions for clarity: when you say you wash 2 times a week but it's day 6 hair, does the six days include the mid-week hair wash? If so, is the midweek wash like a refresh with adding more of the same product on top or is it a full wash? How long is it taking you to wash and style your hair for a full reset, midweek wash, Olaplex day? I am considering doing the conditioner wash midweek as your stylist, Breanna, suggested but wonder if it will be enough for me since I am still going through my stash of products that may have oils and butters in the first 5 ingredients. Will you switch to this routine as she suggested as needed as well or do you prefer the full shampoo still? Also, what are your thoughts on the no butters no oils trend or the 30-day detox now? As I go through my stash, there are gems that I'm finding that don't meet the standards for the no butters no oils trend or the 30-day detox as you said you experienced with oil treatments you used in the past. Also, do you find that, after using a gentle/detangling shampoo and then clarifying, your hair gets tangled again? I find my hair gets tangled at the root when messaging/scrubbing the scalp even when I hold my hair taught and I don't know how to avoid that. The only thing I can think of is to do it in reverse or add a third detangling shampoo with lots of slip. I may try shampooing small section by section, holding the hair section, and scrubbing as your stylist did in this session. I also find that even with highly rated products I can't detangle 100%; I always need the Aussie Moist Curls 3 Minute Miracle to assist the deep conditioner to thoroughly detangle but I am not sure how good the Aussie Moist Curls 3 Minute Miracle, the entire Aussie Moist Curls line, or original Aussie Moist line is for our hair or if it is interrupting my set or the condition of my hair. For clarifying and detangling shampoos which ones do you now highly recommend? Im going to continue cocktailing my conditioner with the deep conditioner to extend the longevity of my deep conditioner so it does not go to waste in trying to detangle 100% . What are your thoughts on the Denman brush you just purchased? Also, how did the Quidad Adanvanced Climate Control Regular Hold Gel hold up for you with this wash & go? Would you use this hold in the future or do you prefer to exclusively use the stronger hold? How did you like the K18 treatment overall?

I’ve been on the fenced about deciding whether or not to try out Olaplex. I’m even more scared now because Olaplex just caught a case a couple of days ago. They’re being sued chileee. Customers were claiming that their products caused scalp problems and hair loss. Sooo idk. I’m a bit nervous because it doesn’t look good but I’ll continue to do more of my own research.

I use to wet style all the time. Wet buns, wet puffs, going to sleep with wet twists and now I have scalp problems. I at least dry my hair for 20 minutes to 30 minutes before going to bed and by the next day my hair is for sure dry. I also had mid strand splits from having my hair most of the time. Now even before doing a bun. I put at least 8 twists or braids and sit under the dryer for the time I stated above, and then the next day I apply my styler (gel) without water), put on a scarf for 30 minutes and go. That way my scalp isn't moist. I use to have a moist scalp after taking out my 4 or 5 day bun. It was gross. No wonder I have scalp itching. I was constantly itching and getting bumps.

I need to find a good natural hair salon near me 😂

now I want to try a water based foam first before my kinky curly gel! we gon see! I’m nervous but I feel it’ll help especially since my low porosity hair needs to be re-wetted during application despite drenching it, and that usually affects how well each section does during the week since water may fall back onto already gelled sections. I’m excited to try! gonna keep watching and see what else I could try and switch up. 😁

This video was so informative, thank you for this! I heard her saying her favorite bond builder was the K18 and I would like to know how someone with type 4 hair would apply it. I tried it following the instructions, but trying to pass a tiny amount of product in towel dried hair left me with a lot of broken ends and it seemed like the instructions were geared more towards straight white hair

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You should check out curly chemist RU-vid. She’s a cosmetic chemist who specializes in natural hair science. Hair stylists aren’t specialize in hair science so not everything they say is accurate

Maybe you have addressed this before but what is the star sticker for?

How do you get build up if you wash your hair 2x a week? I wonder if clarifying more often would be beneficial. I know I’m about to start doing that

Can you tell me where this Salon is located because I want to setup an appointment ASAP! She is a hair artist. I need to meet her and have her bless my hair!.. lol,, seriously! Please advise

Are you a Capricorn or a Virgo?? You’re so thorough 😂

How could she tell, that your scalp had build up? Did she see flakes, or could she feel product??

I don't understand the chokehold that oil has on some black women. Oil literally just sits on the the hair giving a lubricated feeling and blocks water from entering the hair. Jennifer rose is right alot of black women just don't like the feeling of their hair so they coat it. Not understanding that that's how their hair is supposed to feel. Black women with coarse surface textures have got to get to the place where they accept their texture there's nothing wrong with it 💖

Why is there a yellow star on your forehead? 😳