Okay but why is no one talking about the fact that neither one of them got the style they asked for? The one with blonde ends asked for it cut to her shoulders and he said no because *he* thought it was good length. The second girl asked for layers and not only were they only at the front there was only like two layers...
that happened to me when I wanted to get my hair cut-i told the lady, "Somewhere under my ears" she goes, "You sure? "Isn't that too short?" "I'm sure." "That's way too short for you, how about here?" "Fine."
How do you prevent heat damage by directly applying the hottest possible temperatures to the hair? In my opinion, just because they did it in the past doesn’t make it the best way.
K I it's that stupid mentality: people have done this in ancient times so it must good. I wish people stopped ignoring our technological advances and sugar coating all these ancient technics lol
If they put a heat protectant then what’s the point of even getting the treatment and they never said anything about a heat protect they meant it as in protection for your clothes and body
100,000 subscribers with no videos please it’s not really damaging the hair because they are burning off split ends / flyaways then brushing them off so the hair they are using heat on mostly gets brushed away 🤷🏻♀️
Cassie Lynn I know right! “It’s so shiny”. Yeah that’ll happen when you let conditioner sit on your head. “I can run my hands through it”. When they are brushing your hair and blow drying it, it’ll do that.
Exactly! That’s because of the rebonder and the products that their hair looks nice. My hair always looks great after the salon and then I get home, wash it and realize the cut was horrible.
She had to say that. Alternative would have been to say people had no blades. But now we do so why risk getting burns? She's a quack. The two stylists look like they met on the same day.
When I got to this video I skipped to the end to see results first. First frame I landed on was that one and I literally thought, "Oh she really does have visible split ends, I wonder what her hair will look like after the treatment..."
....... they looked almost the same to me. No different from a regular haircut. And the Asian girl didn’t even get what she wanted :/ this is just dangerous and expensive
Cold Hands that is what I was thinking. they literally styled their hair a bit after they damaged it with the fire. It looks like the result of a trim or a quick and very average hair appointment. Though the British girl's hair looked so damaged, so I think she got a little worse then a regular average haircut.
LeAndra Dozier because putting fire on your hair is safe? hah. You also don’t know that she isn’t flat ironing her hair daily as well. Get your facts straight before you start to comment, honey🤦🏼♀️
I don't understand the logic behind this. I mean, heat can seriously damage your hair, and they are using FIRE. How is this diferent from cutting my hair with a hair straightener? I need explanations.
I would HATE if someone talked that close to my face telling me I will be ok. Like I should feel safe if I’m going to get my hair cut not have emotional support , he bothered me.
Cutting split ends is way more effective. Ive accidentally cut my hair on fire and 1.) It smells, really bad. The smell of burning hair fills a room and stays for a while, its keratin and not pleasent. 2.) The burnt parts crumble away and it doesnt leave a pretty "cut" and keeps snapping up. 3.) Its dangerous as frick and you can't get super precise lines or accuracy so its overpriced for the experience and outcome.
If you watched the whole video you would see that it says they put in a product to make the hair not smell half as bad. It also say that this was done by professionals and NOT to try at home. Product to not make it smell bad: 3:05 , Don’t try it at home: 1:51
These people didn’t know anything they were talking about. They didn’t no any science, facts, background or why they were even using the fire.... I’m sorry this is a fact NO for me.
@@leandradozier968 no. No hairdryer either, my hair has become too long to dry with heat lol. I'm not hating on the method, it's quite interesting and unique, but the results look the same as a great salon cut and style. That's all I'm saying.
LMAO 4:38 "peeaferess".... I know"pyrophoresis" is probably a difficult word to pronounce for the general public, but shouldn't thing guy who does it FOR A LIVING be able to pronounce it correctly??
@@pitbulls4life141 for people who have curly hair, theres different kind of curl patterns and how loose or tight curls are. If someone says they have 3a hair, it means they have wavy or lightly curled hair (mostly white people have this hair type). Having 4c hair is very tight curls and coils (mostly black people have this type. This is hair that I have). So when i said they wouldn't be able to do 4c hair, i was saying they wouldn't be able to do black hair that is very tight and coiled since it seem the hair has to be straight to use the fire correctly. I hope that helps :)
Kairas_love ohhh that makes sense. I have really long, thick wavy hair. But I’m thinking of chopping it all off since it’s so damaged. But i keep hesitating because I’ve never cut my hair short.
PITBULLS 4 LIFE I have 3Bx3C hair. It was really damaged too and I was hesitate to cut it off. But I did finally and was the best decision of my life. It was short so I could try different methods of doing my hair and actually see the difference. And sure I had moments when I thought I regretted it. It’s been a year and a half since I first cut it Ana year since I stopped . It was from the top of my forehead (when pulled) to well below my chin (when pulled). My vote: do it. Hair always grows back.
If they had a soul they would tell you they couldn’t do it on 4c, otherwise you’re looking at damage city! That kind of direct heat on wet or dry hair is waaaay too much.
I heard that the girl who played Veruca Salt in the original Willy Wonka movie had a hair stylist who tried to style her hair with fire. The actress talked about how she had different lengths of hair in every scene because her hair caught on fire every time her hair was styled and became shorter😂
I actually have had this done. I had hair to my knees and the only way to seal the upper portion was to do this. But my hairstylist didn't make it weird like this.
What we needed: an in depth video that explains the pros and cons to this method regardless of which products you use on the hair What we got: a commercial
