Thank you for taking disabilities and limited mobility into account while reviewing! So many people forget that something gimmicky to them may be life changing to others.
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I'm one of those people who can't use regular curling tools for mobility reasons and she's right, I love my automatic curling situation, and my straightening brush for the same reasons 😊
That straightening brush seems like it could be amazing on those "I woke up with like one weird kink in my hair and I have 5 minutes to get out the door" days where all you really wanna do is smooth it down a bit.
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Love that you brought in a curly girl! As a fellow 2b/2c girl, I would love to see some cute hairstyles on some natural curls if you could sometime 😁 always love your content!
I'd love to hear your opinion on the personalized shampoo and conditioner that are running ads everywhere now. Spending $50 upfront seems like a big investment.
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I’ve been using BabyBliss for 6 years now and I love it so much! It takes a bit of trial and error to understand it but once I got used to it, I wouldn’t change it for anything. I can curl butt long hair under 20min
Watching you work on AL's hair with your 3 min GORGEOUS quick Bridal Hairstyle was SO calming & satisfying!!! You're super talented!!! Would love to see more long hair & special event styles!!! 💜
Thank you for bringing Hannah. I would love to see more videos like this with tools and products for curly hair. I have 2c waves, fine hair and I struggle with frizz. Thank you so much. I'm gonna buy that Amica brush!
I takes 2 hours to straighten my hair with a straightener because of the length and thickness but 30 minutes with the straightening brush. Love it! Thank you!!!!!
I have naturally curly/wavy hair and I have to say that the CG Method doesn't work for all curly hair types. It's awful on mine. But you can't go wrong avoiding heat and silicone.
I use a straightening brush sometimes and my hair is (70cm), healthy, and wavy with lots of random kinks in the individual hairs. I get a decent result much quicker than with a normal flat iron, probably because it separates it into smaller sections for you, so it definitely works on longer hair too : )
CynM K omg. I LIVE by these. I have very thick hair and use 3 minis for my messy bun. I was using at least 8 Bobby pins before and it still didn’t feel secure.
I used to use those for buns and I had tailbone length hair (don't worry, when I had had, it's only waistlength now). They were rock solid. I used to shed as many Bobby pins as I did hairs before. But idk where they are now.
I absolutely LOVE the Babyliss Miracurl. I've been using it for years! There is a learning curve, but I never get burned by a curling iron anymore and don't have to use a glove. Managing the heat and size sections is key. But my hair has been medium length.
I own the Amika straightening brush and I truly swear by the tool makes it easier and faster to straighten my hair I have owned the tool for five months now and i am in love I naturally have thick shoulder length curly hair 💎💎
hi! is it possible you could do a video on cosmetology schools? which ones you recommend, what to search/see for in a school etc? it would be really helpful for me and I'm sure a lot of other people who seek to do cosmetology. thank you!💕
I was definitely intrigued by the Amika brush because I’ve been looking into the dry bar brush and cheaper versions. Can you do a heat brush comparison video?
I can't speak to other brand versions, but I bought their mini version so I could test it without committing to the price and it was amazing but having the bigger one is just even better and faster!
I love you sooo much Kayley! You and your sis are so sweet :) I didn’t even see the thumbnail I was so excited. Made my day ten times better, thanks for the video! love you guys!
About that straightening brush: did her hair bounce back to her natural curls as soon as having a little humidity or did it keep being straight? And does it work on thicker curly hair too?
I absolutely love my babyliss curler and I have very long hair. I have really big problems with using a normal curling wand due to my disability but the babyliss curler makes it so much easier - yours had more settings than mine did though so maybe it got more complicated!
I'm really glad you mentioned the application of the BaByliss thing for people with mobility challenges, that's what I was thinking too! Also I could see the straightening brush being useful for people with curly hair too short to get a flat iron through (aka me)
I have a different brand of the one that sucks up your hair, and I completely love it! I’m an idiot when it comes to most hair tools and techniques, and that curler was super easy to use on my first try and is the only curler I will use due to my intense fear of burning myself. I will say that the heat setting and the section size makes all the difference. I have really long hair and a lot of it, and it usually only takes me 15 to 20 minutes to curl my whole head with it.
Ive perfected my use of the Miracurl now 🤣 and I seriously love it. For someone that sucks at hair curling, its a lifesaver. Two things...I find you need to release the curl really slowly, it holds much better that way. Also I find small sections are key. In terms of the direction buttons, mine are labelled L, R, A - left, right, alternate. You use the L on the left side of your head, the R on the right side. Or A for a less uniform look. Oh also I start a good few inches from my head, but I have long hair.
I have a curly haired friend that loves the Amika straightening brush is able to bump under her ends. Once the hair is mostly straight, she puts the brush in from the underside of her hair, holding the ends of the hair section taute, and wrapps it 90° around the brush where she wants the bend to start. (Similar to curling ends with a flat iron.) She'd also say to take multiple passes, some of which in an upward direction to keep some if the volume. Good luck curly ladies!
Same!! I use mostly Celsius, (even though I'm American, it just makes more sense) and sometimes I forget that she means Fahrenheit and then I remember and I'm suddenly relieved.
I have the Beliss pro and I can get my hair done in 30 mins, sleep on it, and it still is all the way curled in the morning. It has all of the same settings as the Babyliss Pro except the curl direction. I love mine so much.
Thank you SOOO much for doing this video! I have terribly thin/straight hair. I was thinking about the babyliss, but I may have to make a better investment.. or two now. Thank you!
I have a cheap straightening brush. My hair is fine and barely wavy. I love it. It takes way less time that a flat iron for me. The ends are easy to curl under too
Will you review the L’ange wands? I want to get the le cinq but I’m not sure if it’s worth the money. I feel like all the reviews i see are of people who are affiliated with the brand.
I was given the cinq wand after a friend decided she didn't have much use for it. I will say that I tried all of the attachments and really only use one or two of them. Also, in my opinion, definitely not worth the money. I think it is comparable to any of the 3-in-1 or 5-in-1 appliances I can find on Amazon or at Marshall's. If you are someone who really wants to do different styles of curls (that somehow all end up looking somewhat similar anyway...) this might be something you would get useful options from, but I don't understand how they can possibly justify the price. Hope that helps you. In my opinion, if you have hundreds of dollars kicking around, go for it. If you don't, you can get the exact same thing elsewhere for 60$.
I loooooved watching y’all try these out! I have very fine, thin, wavy hair, a lot like your friends. Please have her back! You all look gorgeous! God bless! 🤗 💕 😘
Jaime Bellon I love my one step. I have super short bob and there's no way I could get the same volume and shape without it. It makes the back super easy because the bristles grab on their own.
The interchangeable tool is definitely a thing in the UK, but the main option offers several wands/tools for different styles and you just buy the base and then each barrel.
With the BaByliss, the desired curl level is based on the number of seconds you need to hold your hair in the device. This countdown is indicated by the beeping sound. You wait until the three fast beeps and then release. Always make sure the arrows on the machine are pointing up to the sky or toward the root of your hair. Better/tighter curls will be obtained with smaller sections of hair. I use a texture/curl spray before I use the machine. Also I have to say that the curls last a REALLY long time. Honestly, I know you didn’t like it, but once you get the hang of it, and once you figure out what levels to set for your hair, this is an AMAZING product. I miss the heck out of mine (was stolen from my apartment while we were in the process of moving....along with half my belongings), so if you decide you don’t want yours, please send it my way!
This is probably a long shot, but I'm going to be spending 3 weeks on a yacht next year and I'm concerned about my hair getting damaged by the sun and salt in the air then also by having to wash it most days from swimming in the ocean. Is there any products you would recommend to protect my hair?
Taylor carey she has a video on protecting your hair in the summer from the pool or beach if you haven’t checked that out! I used a lot of those tips since I live very close to the beach and go often and they definitely helped!☺️
I use my Voloom every day... my #1 tip is don’t follow the directions!!! I do ALL of my hair root to ends before styling it- curl or flat iron. Side note... you can slide it through your hair to get volume without leaving indents in your hair. Also I always brush my hair out between using the Voloom and either my curling iron or flat iron.
I have so much volume, and I hate it so bad. I have curly hair and i WISH I had wavy hair. When I was little I was always so mad at my hair cuz it was sooo big and frizzy. But I have a method to curl my hair without heat and I never saw someone doing it. If someone asks, i can say it. I don’t think that this will work for everybody’s hair. I use this to make my hair more flat😁
I wish you could try some of these with natural hair like the Amika brush since Hannah's hair is curly but not like "natural hair". I really enjoy your content but my dad is black I have really thick coarse hair so it would be cool to see techniques for my type of hair too. Like the Voloom is how my roots already look if I sweat at all lol so it is cool to see since I enjoy your personality but it would be nice to see you apply your techniques to other types of hair. Hopefully this comes off as well intentioned feedback since I'll keep watching even if the majority is not applicable to me because I really like you as a person and have been watching you since before you even moved to LA 😊
Almost forgot to mention, you should really try the TopStyler by Instyler. I will never be able to recommend that product enough, it is freaking amazing, and you can get it for around $30 now (it used to be over $100 when it first came out).
from a gal with thick curly hair: do yourself a favor and get a straightening brush. It takes me 30m to straighten my hair vs 1.5 hours. Spend that time getting your makeup snatched :)
