Ahh you have no idea how happy this makes me! I have the exact same hair type, extremely coarse and dry, and I’m always getting upset with how I can never make it work. This just motivated me to keep working on finding the right products for my hair and that’s it’s actually possible to make it look this good, so thank you!! 💗💗💗
I saw the thumbnail and thought there's no way, but the before and after is so extremely drastic. You did such a wonderful job, and your hair is genuinely goals 🥰❤️
I’m so jealous, what I would give to have your hair 🥰😒 girl trust me, it’s not just the products it’s also that you have super thick hair& volume ! The type of hair you have is actually quite rare…
@Hangtw....I deeply admire your confidence and self-acceptance. It's inspiring to see how you embrace who you are while educating everyone on hair care. Your passion and willingness to share your knowledge uplift and empower others to care for themselves as well. Keep shining and spreading your wisdom!
Girl some of us have 7 pieces of hair so it is natural advantage 😂 I would kill to have thick coarse frizzy hair like yours it’s amazingly beautiful on you
I’m interested on wavy hair products, I also have wavy hair and I tried some of your techniques, but it didn’t worked too much. I started a few months ago.
My hairs pretty frizzy and fine. When I blow dry it it’s giving lions mane and if I leave it natural it’s wavy (but not in a good way) and very messy (probably best way to describe it is close to Hermione’s hair on Harry Potter) so I straighten it. It used to not last that long, like straightening before school and after five minute walk to school it’ll be messy again, but definitely finding the right products helps and learning how to actually straighten it
@@justachildofhades it’s still not perfect so there’s maybe better ways to manage it but I’m currently using a hydration shampoo and conditioner, plus a hair mask. I leave my hair to air dry after washing and I always use heat protection before straightening. If you have it where you live the Maui Moisture shampoo and conditioner (red bottles) are very helpful. They don’t have it anymore where I live so I’ve just been using Herbal Essences hello hydration and for the hair mask it’s Garnier hair food. Some oils are supposed to be helpful so I’d look into that. The goal basically for mine is to increase hydration so it’s not as dry and frizzy, especially since mine has been bleached so I added a purple shampoo into the routine too. I hope this helps
Can you post tips on how to use the round brush? I have the Dyson and tried countless times to use the round brush. I’ve given up at this point but you’ve given me hope to try again.
Girl you are a true rare beauty ive never seen a asian girl with wavy curly hair and as a latina with this hair type you are killing it continue slaying girl❤
UR HAIR IS GORGEOUSSSS!!! Whenever I try to blowout my hair it NEVER turns out good, and is SUPER SUPER frizzy and puffy. do ya'll have any tips to have a smooth look????? would really really help!
I live in a humid area and it ruins my hair styling can you please recommend me something for it. FYI i have soft yet fine dark hair (would be great if u give me hacks for volume too)
Yep! Exactly, same goes for guys too. It takes hard work to maintain (NOT luck), but it can make the difference between feeling good and feeling like crap
it’s not products and styling. this is genetics, plain and simple. you were blessed but please don’t attribute ur beautiful thick hair with “products”. you were born this way, babyyy
I totally agree! I have the same hair type as her (thick/coarse/dense + wavy), and whilst mine looks messy/frizzy naturally and takes more effort to look good than someone with thin/straight hair, mine also looks close to the end result without an expensive Dyson hairdryer (I used my regular hairdryer + round brush, maybe the Dyson is quicker tho) or expensive products. 90% of the work is already done by genetics.
How long does your full hair routine take, wet to dry and styled? I'd love to make my hair look this pretty but I feel like washing and drying already takes so long 🥲🫠 Tell us your secrets!!
I expect hair is more resistant to damage, especially the darker it is. Also myself, hair always has lots of new growth ends, only grows so long, high turnover rate, so more wispy fly aways, fuzz.
When I try products I don't notice any different, also my hair doesn't want to be weight down but it's very frizzy and tangled no matter what I do. I don't know what I should do. I don't have the energy to manage my hair every single day and I don't like the feeling of having too many products.
