I'm a 40 year old railroader. I'm a staunch, and very serious man. And I can't get enough of watching beauty tutorials on the internet. Nicely done, mam, you look fabulous as always!
That's me, except I'm prepared to be a father, but not a mother. Stereotypical dad who works all day and only shows up when the kids need punishment or archery lessons? Yes please.
Tyne Baker I don’t smoke but I light a white candle at my desk while I get ready in the morning and I must have a death wish because I never thought of the fact that there’s a candle so close to my nearly solid hair sprayed hair (I wear a military bun for ROTC)
My mom just got one and i don't know if i can go in it.... But it was $8000.00 (side note 92 jets, built in blue tooth so you can play music, lights that can change color) If she lived in the US I'd let her come over anytime. I haven't gotten in the darn thing once. My mom got it to help all of us with our pains she especially got it for me and I'm the only one that hasn't gotten in it.
Yeah I started that way and then it kind of became an obsession with trying, still can't get the look but if I could figure it out I'd sure as hell do it
Also, did you know they make miniature boar bristle brushes? Usually called “teasing brush”... might make quicker work of your shaping section work with the comb at the end. Lovely work!
Talk to your audiologist about the “plugged up” feeling you get from your hearing aid ear molds! They can sometimes create a little hole to let air breathe and minimize the discomfort. You may already know this/have this in place, but I’m studying audiology right now and got very excited to share this tidbit 😂
As a former carer, it's also important to clean the holes out - other staff missed that detail, I did too until I started thinking about how the aid worked. I doubt that Jessica would need to know this, but that's my contribution XD
As someone with naturally very think, wavy/curly hair, I find it amazing that you brush your hair and it gets smoother - if I brush my hair when it's dry, it just... grows? In every direction except down?
Naturally curly hair grows out of the head naturally, not in a particular pattern. Curls that have been put in by rollers and product are much different and are all curling in the same general direction, not pressing against one another.
vintage hairstyles do that - my hair can be p wavy naturally so if i just brush it it’s Not Happy, but if i do a wet set, the brush out works like this (not quite as smooth, but)
My doctors told me I had what he called "Grandma syndrome" lol i didn't want anyone to touch me. I would tense up like when the grandkids would come running at a grandmother cause they just want to love her but she knows it's going to hurt like hell so she puts her arms out to hug them to stop the speed? Kinda like that. He has me laughing so hard but was totally right.
What a throwback! I still remember the first video I watched on your channel when I was looking up sponge roller tutorials two years ago - in the middle of it, I saw you calling Claudia your wife, screamed VINTAGE TUTORIAL BUT LESBIANS??? at the screen and I've been here ever since.
Hahaha Same thing happened to me! I discovered her about 2 1/2 years ago looking for vintage content and I was like: wait, she's a lesbian!!?? YESSSSS hahaha
A little tip - if you still find the plastic bit on the roller uncomfortable - cut it and pull it out, and insert a longish strip of fabric ( Cotten or linen) through the hole, and just tie a knot instead - it holds just as good but is a little more comfortable to sleep on ;)
"Dye it! Put heat on it! Ruin it!" Girl, YES. I have an absolute mop of naturally glossy, mixed texture hair (used to be straight, turned wavy in my mid-20s?? somehow??) that hairdressers LOVE, but looks a mess in its natural state because it holds neither curl nor proper style. I'm sure without chronic fatigue I'd find some way to tame it, but as I am, NOPE. Now I absolutely destroy it to dye it a rose pink every few months, and I've never had better hair. Love these accessible tips, thank you! xoxo
Dree D I’ll try this too! I’ve always wanted pink or properly red hair because mine is strawberry blonde and very wavy/slightly curly and I get compliments on it but hate it! 😂
My hair also turned from straight to curly! I had straight, but full hair until I was 13, but when I was 15 I already had real curls in the front, and the rest of the hair started also to curl. Today most of my hair is curly, just the very back isn't
@@ms_it_is a lot of curly girls started out with straight hair mine was straight and platinum growing up then at puberty the curls and strawberry blonde kicked in. still curly today.
All these years and I thought my hair going from straight to curly was a fluke. Now I see it happens to others. Thanks for sharing! I feel so much better about it. I was worried something was wrong with me. Haha I'm in my early 60's and permed my hair most of my adult life. When I became disabled in my late 40's I could no long afford to have that done so I left it alone. Then suddenly about 10 yrs ago it turned curly.
it irks me a little bit how any hairstyle just *perfectly suits* Jessica hhhh she could have troll hair and she'd be even more beautiful than the models in my country combined
we have very different definitions of what constitutes an “easy” hairstyle 😂 this looks absolutely stunning i just do not have the patience to roll my hair so often
Lol. I have hair past my butt and usually I just tie it in a knot and stab a stick through the knot. This takes five minutes. Even braiding my hair takes about fivish minutes. This is more effort than my favorite high effort braided look. Granted it would take me a solid 30 minutes to roll my hair. I learned this with Victorian rag curls.
Omg, maybe I can do this? In my head this is my hair, this is the hair I always wanted, I already have the rollers (unopened), I have lottabody (never used) I even have the same Japanese tea cup (well my parents do), I only have the energy to wash my hair once a week ( I have health issues, probably undiagnosed EDS, with POTS, GI issues and mast cell activation disorder, chronic fatigue) autism, ADHD, with depression because of all of these). Maybe I could do this? Maybe.....
I would say try it! But go easy on yourself and don't beat yourself up if it's too painful. Oh also, approach the whole thing with low expectations - I don't think anyone's first set was much of a masterpiece, haha. And my top tip: if you're planning to sleep in the rollers, you may be inclined to put them in before bed. Personally, I have hardly any spoons left by night-time and often my pain will be so bad that I won't have the strength to put my hair in rollers. So if you have a bit of time - and energy - during the day, I would suggest trying it then instead. Better to put them in too early than too late! :)
Try it out! When i finally got it right i was so satisfied with it! But definitely start earlier in the day, especially on your first try (it takes me at least 30 mins to 1 hour now that I've kinda got it). Also your arms will get tired so take breaks, and don't worry if you don't get the curls you want right away (i looked like a poodle the first time). Hope you try it and good luck if you do! 😁
Omg snap I have ALL of the same health issues as you!! I really find ADHD is just the disfunctional cherry on top of the already terribly disfunctional cake idk about you 😅 can't wait to start meds for it.
@@leanneli2476 I will try it, I've watched enough videos on it lol! I just have major issues at the minute getting myself to do things, any things, even things I love and having mental energy to plan and do, so I have to be in the zone where I don't abandon it before I've started or after I start xx
I honestly admire your dedication to your hair. I get what you mean though about feeling fine when your hair is good. Sort of one less thing to worry about and it's some what better to be seen as the girl with fantatic hair opposed to the girl with crutches kinda thing. I'm the same but with tattoos.
i FEEL that. it's a gradual process of strengthening your arms. i would attempt to do a french plait every night before ed until it just got to the point where i though Huh This Aint So Bad Anymore
the head-pressure-y feeling from wearing both hearing aids makes total sense to me. I feel it just from using earbuds sometimes. I think it might be the eustachian tubes trying to deal with weird air pressure, like when you're super congested or in an aeroplane
Its called occlusion. When you have something in both ear canals you simultaneously remove the natural "escape" route of some sounds and increase the density of your skull by "plugging up" two typically open ear canals. Sound travels faster through solids (bone) than air and so whilst you might hear sounds through the hearing aids/ear buds more loudly, your own voice and sounds of you eating might seem unbearably loud.
It stresses me out how some people can actually lift their arms for long periods of time bc even if I brush my hair my arms ache and I can’t fathom HOW people do it
Re. 'I've stopped washing my hair before I go to events, in order to get it to look nice' - oh yes! Sometimes I set my hair two/three nights before I've got plans, because I specifically need the 'second day wetset' look...
I don't know why I'm watching this as I never do anything to my hair and it's wavy anyway. (plus I'm a tomboy!) I just love the sound of your voice!! :-D
This is the most supportive hair tutorial I've ever watched. Came for the hair but stayed for the delirium, lol. Who could resist subscribing to this woman?
this was so interesting! as someone who puts very little effort into their hair, i found it fascinating to see how much time and effort you dedicate to making your hair look so fabulous.
I've watched this video....so many times. I don't know what it is about this one in particular, but it's so soothing to watch when I'm stressed out. And now I'm oogling rollers and lotta body online and trying to decide if I really want to follow this rabbit hole. haha Thanks Jessica!
The wetting the roller idea is amazing! I have fatigue in my arms so this is the perfect set to adapt and even if I have to rest I don't have to worry about my hair drying out. Thank you so much! This is such a perfect solution!
jessica: *uses rollers when exhausted and accedentally looks fabulous* me: *uses rollers on a nice day when im trying to look nice and ends up looking gross bc idk how to use rollers*
As someone who used to have curly hair when I was little and then lost all it’s beautiful wavyness and now is just full in straight (un like me) I understand your struggle, but also you are a 100% right about ruing it to get it to cooperate and be more “obedient”. I bleach mine every 3-4 months and dye it every 2 months
I love this video even though I'm a guy who knows nothing about styling hair. I loved your video on getting married and financial obstacles. Your rage face is hilarious. I'm physically challenged and have ulcerative colitis, and I feel rage toward the pharmaceutical industry. What I pay and what my insurance pays for my medicine for 30 pills is an atrocity considering the medicine gives me very little relief of my symptoms.
She could not be more English. It's not just the look or the accent but the mannerisms, the cadence of every single move. It's like she's a time traveler from a bygone ers, an upper class lady from Victorian/Edwardian times. I am absolutely mesmerized.
It looks great! I'll have to try it on one of my wigs. My scalp psoriasis is very bad, so I shaved my hair for relief, but I wear wigs sometimes. It's actually been easier on me to style a wig, where I don't have to keep my arms lifted for a long period of time (very tiring)
@@20slashroses My son has seborrheic dermatitis (inherited from me) I find it gets better when he has a buzz cut, and also using head and shoulders helps a lot.
That was like watching magic happen! I take rollers out and panic and think I've just made a big mess, I didn't know you could brush and comb them into SUCH BEAUTY 😍
OH. MY. GOD! Dipping the roller in Lottabody instead of spritzing each section of hair is GENIUS! Plus it minimises the chance of your hair still being wet in the morning. Thank you Jessica!
Through watching your videos I've gradually been able to recognize that I'm prettttttty sure I also have CFS, and haven't "just" been experiencing the physical symptoms of my various mental illnesses and I can't quite put words to just yet how that has been helping me, but I know that it has! So thank you very much indeed for making these videos, especially on days when the exhaustion is strong
It doesn't matter how many of your videos I watch, 7 minutes in and I am dumbfounded and astonished by how beautiful you are... And your strength and perseverance as a disabled person, gives me such hope, as I am also disabled with more medical issues than hairs on my head. You are inspirational.
Yesss!!! I'm so happy you made a hair tutorial! I've been wanting to see more vintage/beauty-related content on your channel like the early times . Not that I don't like your current content, I love it. But I reeeaaally appreciate this video! Thanks :D
Hello very late comment, I had that, weirdly it got fixed earlier in quarteen when I just was like "AHH I have no responsibilitys now, HAIR DYE TIME" and now I only have to wash it every 3-4 days, I just used dye no bleach because I am a natural blonde. No idea why it worked but you could try it out.
Me: Her hair is gorgeous. Also Me: Oh, she’s not finished yet. Me: Okay now it’s perfect. Also Me: Oh, no, she’s still not finished. Me: Okay, now THAT is perfect. Also Me: Wait, it’s... not... perfect? Me: No, she’s doing more things. Also Me: There are a lot more steps, aren’t there. Me: Yes.
@Yuki NoShinku True. And that’s why I don’t really have my hopes up like that because who knows? What the next generations will be like after we’re all gone?🤷🏾♀️
Funny you say you've stopped washing your hair before events as hairdressers will always advise you to have 1-2 day old hair for updo styles for events. It helps the style to stick better. :)
I have an undercut all the way around my head, and what's left of my hair isn't nearly long enough for this, but this video is too cute and I definitely needed the smile 💕
i have a theory that the hairstyle comes out so perfectly after this method because you are too tired to try and make each section/roll perfect, which means less adjusting or re-rolling etc of sections, thus allowing the hair to do its own thing, which happens to look exactly the way you prefer (which is just a stroke of luck lmao)
I can’t believe all women were expected to do their hair back in the day. God bless y’all. I’m so low maintenance. My natural look is a product of my laziness and I am always impressed by ladies that put time and effort into their look
Sometimes I feel like I’m the only teen who loves their natural hair. On it’s own, it looks quite vintage/curly and when I use foam rollers, it holds curls really well
Ok...I'm 60, male and have "crazy professor" hair....that means, not enough hair to get around a curler! YOU!, My dear, are adorable. I stumbled upon your channel and you brought a much needed smile to my heart and a laugh to my belly, thank you.
35 year old dude with short hair... and I sat through this hole video both grateful and jealous of Jessica's hair, grateful I would never have to put this much work into my hair and jealous because it will never look this fabulous.
Funny I have EDS, chronic fatigue syndrome (and a few others) AND I’m blind in one eye too. My right eye. I’ve done modeling photo shoots in high school and the photographer was all “could you move that piece of hair” I said “which one” he looked at me shocked and said the one right in front of your eye. I had no clue 🤷🏻♀️😂
I adore this 🤩✨ I’m always so jealous of people that can brush their hair and it becomes gorgeous... another curly girl lol I want all the vintage styles but never sure how to handle it in combining it with curly hair~
I have insanely curly hair and I can do this with mine. First, do not try it on clean hair. It will go frizzy and never recover. Days 3-4 work best. Dry shampoo is your friend. I don't straighten mine as it hates heat, but I will brush it to within an inch of its life with a soft bristle brush. As for the cut, I do my own. I just put it in a high pony tail, flip it over my face and take off an inch at a time, taking it down and brushing it in between until I'm happy with the length. This gives me a couple of blended layers and its shorter in the front and sides, but longer in the back. Would not recommend if you're not comfy with scissors.
I also love the smell of Elnett, yes, nostalgia since both my grandmothers used it religiously, but it's such a classical, nice smell. I don't mind smelling like old ladies hair either!
Ugh, your hair is fantastic. It makes me want to try something vintage, but eh. I wear jeans and hoodies and am covered in paint half the time. I live vicariously through you.
I’ve followed you on Insta for ages and didn’t realise you have a TH-cam channel. I discovered your channel at just the right time when I want to try overnight rollers
The technique of rolling the top front parts of the hair the other way until the brush out was life changing for me! My hair was looking so flat in that area until i tried this. Thank you!
I really really love the way you speak. And the words you use. "Lovely...gorgeous.." it's like...you are in a totally different World when I watch your Videos! So peaceful and lovely! Thank u for that Kind of Feeling! I'm from Germany and so so glad I found u! Love and hugs ♡
That "holding the hair to prevent root pulling" trick really works! My little sister is INCREDIBLY sensitive to pain (thx trauma) so she used to scream bloody murder every time it was brushed bc, despite it being so thin and straight, it gets tangled v easily. I started just drowning her hair in detangler, picking up a knot, holding it firmly, and then brushing it out and she never cries when you do it that way (unless she just doesn't want you touching her or she's really tired). Good tip, Jessica!
I love you intonation in this video when you are saying "tight at the ends, and then relaxed" - it sounds like you're leading a meditation or yoga. It's wonderful!
This is actually my favourite of your hair tutorials now! It’s really nicely in depth! I’d love to see a video sometime on how you wash your vintage clothes? I’m never sure. BIG FAN of this look! Xx
I'm in the USA. Do you have links to follow for buying items from that Amazon site? I do see that they will ship to the US but I don't know how much I'm paying when it's in pounds instead of dollars. Thanks! BTW I know it sounds odd, but the reason you can do these older styles better on hair that is a few days old is because when most ladies wore their hair like that they only washed it once a week. It would be damp rolled before bed or pinned to refresh the style for the next day. I love your hair! Gorgeous color and lovely shine! You're a lucky lady to have hair like that!
14:50 Hey Jessica! Cosmetology student here, how I backcomb and make it look smooth is I backcomb the section and then I take a fine tooth comb, spray it with hairspray and ‘shallowly’ comb the very front of the section
Sometimes I'm like "I wanna learn how to do my hair like this! I would love to use rollers and have my hair be beautiful!" And then I remember I can't go 3 hours without putting my hair up in a shitty bun, and taking down at least once. My body sucks at regulating temperature just in my face/head area, and I don't deal well.
Omg I have horrible trouble with regulating my temp!! It's my whole body tho, and it hasn't been that long, so I have no idea how to help myself. I love taking hot baths and showers, but I can't anymore. If I have the temp above luke warm, it will make me throw up, every single time. I get cold sweats often, and it's the most uncomfortable and terrible feeling. Sorry, I haven't seen anyone else say anything about it, so I got excited cause I'm not alone at least.
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I'm a 40 year old railroader. I'm a staunch, and very serious man. And I can't get enough of watching beauty tutorials on the internet. Nicely done, mam, you look fabulous as always!
the most wholesome comment in the video
Makes perfect sense to me. It can be really enjoyable to watch things being made, be it machinery, a pastry, or a good hairstyle.
This comment just made me smile. Thank you.
Christopher Metcalf Good on you for watching what you want, mate
:’)
"Being a mum - slightly terrifying. Being a grandmother - fully prepared." - me every single day.
That's me, except I'm prepared to be a father, but not a mother. Stereotypical dad who works all day and only shows up when the kids need punishment or archery lessons? Yes please.
That’s me but my animals r my kids lol
@@Zapporah85 για το Θέμα του κόσμου Θα Είναι
I agree so much! I tell people about how much I want to be a grandma all the time!
Me with retirement....
I am in grad school and just TAing...
Not even really employed but I already want to be retired Hahahahahahahahaha
You narrate hair tutorials like Bob Ross narrates painting ones. constant relaxation and reassurance i needed this!
Came here to say this!
I adored how relaxing this was to watch
Happy little curls :D
A G L this is too real
I love that a deaf woman is my new favourite ASMRtist hehe :)
Slowly realizing how much women of the 50’s and 80’s were tempting fate with all that hairspray so close to their lit cigarettes 😬🔥
Tyne Baker I don’t smoke but I light a white candle at my desk while I get ready in the morning and I must have a death wish because I never thought of the fact that there’s a candle so close to my nearly solid hair sprayed hair (I wear a military bun for ROTC)
@@pleaseenteraname7153 stay safe out there!
Lil Layla 😂😂
Lil Layla 😂😂
Lil Layla 😂😂
"How much is a hot tub? *Is that a medical requirement?* *_I think it is."_*
- Jessica Kellgren-Fozard, 2019
I agree, it's clearly a medical requirement
My elderly neighbour bought a hot tub as a pain reliever. Definitely a medical requirement
So is a nice massage, facial mask, sauna treatment.... Allllll medical. ;)
My mom just got one and i don't know if i can go in it.... But it was $8000.00 (side note 92 jets, built in blue tooth so you can play music, lights that can change color) If she lived in the US I'd let her come over anytime. I haven't gotten in the darn thing once. My mom got it to help all of us with our pains she especially got it for me and I'm the only one that hasn't gotten in it.
I would say so. If only that mattered in America. Nothing that an ‘average person’ wouldn’t need is covered.
I don't even have the supplies, hair length, or strong desire to create this on myself, I just like watching it happen.
Mew two
*ahem*
Me too
*mew*
@@lewisford7438 😂
LOL! I wear a turban - so I don't do my hair at all, but I love learning about how people do this!
Yeah I started that way and then it kind of became an obsession with trying, still can't get the look but if I could figure it out I'd sure as hell do it
same
“I genuinely can only do things when I have good hair, it’s a thing.”
As a hairstylist... I concur wholeheartedly. You are a gem! 💕
Also, did you know they make miniature boar bristle brushes? Usually called “teasing brush”... might make quicker work of your shaping section work with the comb at the end. Lovely work!
Jessica: Incredibly not straight
Jessica’s spine: Also incredibly not straight
Jessica’s hair: * insists on being straight *
Jessica: NOT IN MY HOUSE
This deserves more likes! 😁😁
Hahahhaha
I love this hahaha
😂
I CANT BREAAHTBRBD
Talk to your audiologist about the “plugged up” feeling you get from your hearing aid ear molds! They can sometimes create a little hole to let air breathe and minimize the discomfort. You may already know this/have this in place, but I’m studying audiology right now and got very excited to share this tidbit 😂
Luckily, she already has this :) Have fun studying!
As a former carer, it's also important to clean the holes out - other staff missed that detail, I did too until I started thinking about how the aid worked. I doubt that Jessica would need to know this, but that's my contribution XD
Can one have more than one hole?
As someone with naturally very think, wavy/curly hair, I find it amazing that you brush your hair and it gets smoother - if I brush my hair when it's dry, it just... grows? In every direction except down?
same!!!
i feel this, my 3c hair cant be brushed dry. 100%
No kidding
I can only use a wide toothed comb
Naturally curly hair grows out of the head naturally, not in a particular pattern. Curls that have been put in by rollers and product are much different and are all curling in the same general direction, not pressing against one another.
vintage hairstyles do that - my hair can be p wavy naturally so if i just brush it it’s Not Happy, but if i do a wet set, the brush out works like this (not quite as smooth, but)
Wanting to skip to grandma phase is something I relate to deeply 👵🏻
Ah, social media is so unapologetically ageist!
I've often thought that I'd like being an Aunt. Not a mother, but an Aunt who can send the kids home after taking them out for a fun day!
My doctors told me I had what he called "Grandma syndrome" lol i didn't want anyone to touch me. I would tense up like when the grandkids would come running at a grandmother cause they just want to love her but she knows it's going to hurt like hell so she puts her arms out to hug them to stop the speed? Kinda like that. He has me laughing so hard but was totally right.
Adopt a teenager. They rarely get a family and the responsibility level if quite close to grandma as they are already quite self-sufficient
Ever since I've been a small child I've always moaned to people that I can't wait to be old and wise. I'm 30 now. My goal hasn't changed. XD
What a throwback! I still remember the first video I watched on your channel when I was looking up sponge roller tutorials two years ago - in the middle of it, I saw you calling Claudia your wife, screamed VINTAGE TUTORIAL BUT LESBIANS??? at the screen and I've been here ever since.
Hahaha Same thing happened to me! I discovered her about 2 1/2 years ago looking for vintage content and I was like: wait, she's a lesbian!!?? YESSSSS hahaha
@@maridanez I was looking for lesbian lifestyle vids and was like, wait I can learn how to do my hair too?
What a beautiful way to start my morning
What a wonderful way to end my morning *is a crazy night owl*
Is it just me or does she look like Bree Van de Kamp from Desperate Housewives look it up
"My body hurts if I sit down, but it also hurts if I stand, but also it kind of hurts if I lie down." I FEEL YOU
A little tip - if you still find the plastic bit on the roller uncomfortable - cut it and pull it out, and insert a longish strip of fabric ( Cotten or linen) through the hole, and just tie a knot instead - it holds just as good but is a little more comfortable to sleep on ;)
You may have just changed my life forever
This is a fantastic idea!!
Thank you.
The simplest ideas are often the most brilliant! 💗
okay youre a genius
"Dye it! Put heat on it! Ruin it!"
Girl, YES. I have an absolute mop of naturally glossy, mixed texture hair (used to be straight, turned wavy in my mid-20s?? somehow??) that hairdressers LOVE, but looks a mess in its natural state because it holds neither curl nor proper style. I'm sure without chronic fatigue I'd find some way to tame it, but as I am, NOPE. Now I absolutely destroy it to dye it a rose pink every few months, and I've never had better hair. Love these accessible tips, thank you! xoxo
Dree D I’ll try this too! I’ve always wanted pink or properly red hair because mine is strawberry blonde and very wavy/slightly curly and I get compliments on it but hate it! 😂
marshm3llow Ayyy another strawberry blond! I actually dyed my hair red just a week or so ago, i have straight hair tho.
My hair also turned from straight to curly! I had straight, but full hair until I was 13, but when I was 15 I already had real curls in the front, and the rest of the hair started also to curl. Today most of my hair is curly, just the very back isn't
@@ms_it_is a lot of curly girls started out with straight hair mine was straight and platinum growing up then at puberty the curls and strawberry blonde kicked in. still curly today.
All these years and I thought my hair going from straight to curly was a fluke. Now I see it happens to others. Thanks for sharing! I feel so much better about it. I was worried something was wrong with me. Haha I'm in my early 60's and permed my hair most of my adult life. When I became disabled in my late 40's I could no long afford to have that done so I left it alone. Then suddenly about 10 yrs ago it turned curly.
it irks me a little bit how any hairstyle just *perfectly suits* Jessica hhhh she could have troll hair and she'd be even more beautiful than the models in my country combined
ahhhh ive seen some of your videos!! a fellow stay lmao
@@maxmax-ub7hg oh, wow, i never expected to encounter a STAY here of all places XD hello
What's a stay?
@@Crowcifixx it's a name for the people that support the korean boy group, Stray Kids
It’s not the hair. It’s her gorgeous face.
My parents have been using the 'we just moved' excuse for 14 years, you've got time 😂😂
"Tight. Tight. Tight. Loose. Loose. Looooose at the top." *Jessica Kellgren-Fozard 2019*
I swear you're the Bob Ross of vintage hair tutorials
I am a black girl with an afro, why am I watching this.
Because it's relaxing af that's why.
Katie Bell I’m a black girl with free form locs and I can’t stop watching.
Unrelated but hi, I’m Kat Bell
For the same reason I (white chick with a1? Hair) watch braiding videos
I was thinking about it hahaha
we have very different definitions of what constitutes an “easy” hairstyle 😂 this looks absolutely stunning i just do not have the patience to roll my hair so often
Fiona Mendell I think she only does it twice a week.
Fiona Mendell that’s three times a week too many for my hair effort level
Lol. I have hair past my butt and usually I just tie it in a knot and stab a stick through the knot. This takes five minutes. Even braiding my hair takes about fivish minutes. This is more effort than my favorite high effort braided look. Granted it would take me a solid 30 minutes to roll my hair. I learned this with Victorian rag curls.
Omg, maybe I can do this? In my head this is my hair, this is the hair I always wanted, I already have the rollers (unopened), I have lottabody (never used) I even have the same Japanese tea cup (well my parents do), I only have the energy to wash my hair once a week ( I have health issues, probably undiagnosed EDS, with POTS, GI issues and mast cell activation disorder, chronic fatigue) autism, ADHD, with depression because of all of these). Maybe I could do this? Maybe.....
I would say try it! But go easy on yourself and don't beat yourself up if it's too painful. Oh also, approach the whole thing with low expectations - I don't think anyone's first set was much of a masterpiece, haha. And my top tip: if you're planning to sleep in the rollers, you may be inclined to put them in before bed. Personally, I have hardly any spoons left by night-time and often my pain will be so bad that I won't have the strength to put my hair in rollers. So if you have a bit of time - and energy - during the day, I would suggest trying it then instead. Better to put them in too early than too late! :)
@@sophiaanna9445 evening always gets me, so I think I'd have to do it early! I will see, it might take me a few weeks to build up to it! X
Try it out! When i finally got it right i was so satisfied with it! But definitely start earlier in the day, especially on your first try (it takes me at least 30 mins to 1 hour now that I've kinda got it). Also your arms will get tired so take breaks, and don't worry if you don't get the curls you want right away (i looked like a poodle the first time). Hope you try it and good luck if you do! 😁
Omg snap I have ALL of the same health issues as you!! I really find ADHD is just the disfunctional cherry on top of the already terribly disfunctional cake idk about you 😅 can't wait to start meds for it.
@@leanneli2476 I will try it, I've watched enough videos on it lol! I just have major issues at the minute getting myself to do things, any things, even things I love and having mental energy to plan and do, so I have to be in the zone where I don't abandon it before I've started or after I start xx
I feel like if the 1950s had TH-cam this is what their content would be. and I am HERE FOR IT.
I honestly admire your dedication to your hair. I get what you mean though about feeling fine when your hair is good. Sort of one less thing to worry about and it's some what better to be seen as the girl with fantatic hair opposed to the girl with crutches kinda thing. I'm the same but with tattoos.
How do your arms not fall off after all the holding things and hair up??
i FEEL that. it's a gradual process of strengthening your arms. i would attempt to do a french plait every night before ed until it just got to the point where i though Huh This Aint So Bad Anymore
Mine would
@IIIT III I did the same thing few days ago, but my hair is down to my butt lolol
@IIIT III oh lucky! I wish I had thicker hair :)
Btw it didn't take too long for me to put the curlers in, guess because my hair is thing lol
Did you SEE her biceps?
New livestream goal: get Jessica a hot tub
the head-pressure-y feeling from wearing both hearing aids makes total sense to me. I feel it just from using earbuds sometimes. I think it might be the eustachian tubes trying to deal with weird air pressure, like when you're super congested or in an aeroplane
Its called occlusion. When you have something in both ear canals you simultaneously remove the natural "escape" route of some sounds and increase the density of your skull by "plugging up" two typically open ear canals. Sound travels faster through solids (bone) than air and so whilst you might hear sounds through the hearing aids/ear buds more loudly, your own voice and sounds of you eating might seem unbearably loud.
It makes me feel ill.
I never had that feeling but yes on the eustachian tubes! That makes so much sense.
It stresses me out how some people can actually lift their arms for long periods of time bc even if I brush my hair my arms ache and I can’t fathom HOW people do it
Re. 'I've stopped washing my hair before I go to events, in order to get it to look nice' - oh yes! Sometimes I set my hair two/three nights before I've got plans, because I specifically need the 'second day wetset' look...
I don't know why I'm watching this as I never do anything to my hair and it's wavy anyway. (plus I'm a tomboy!) I just love the sound of your voice!! :-D
Same. My hair is too short to do anything with
same, i have dreads
🙋short hair as well 😂😂😂 How does she do this?!
The only thing my hair gets is occasional washing
Same , I don’t even have hair anymore 😭
This is the most supportive hair tutorial I've ever watched. Came for the hair but stayed for the delirium, lol. Who could resist subscribing to this woman?
"My body hurts if I sit down, but it also hurts if I stand, but also it kinda hurts when I lie down."
Girl, same.
I love this woman. Jessica’s tone of voice makes it feel like I’m taking a yoga class/watching an infomercial.
this was so interesting! as someone who puts very little effort into their hair, i found it fascinating to see how much time and effort you dedicate to making your hair look so fabulous.
Yeah, I'm watching and thinking, "if *this* is the super easy, (barely an inconvenience 😉) hairstyle, how the heck much effort is a not-easy one?!"
Her voice is the most soothing, indescribably pleasing sound my ears have ever had the honor of hearing holy crap. I'm in heaven.
I've watched this video....so many times. I don't know what it is about this one in particular, but it's so soothing to watch when I'm stressed out. And now I'm oogling rollers and lotta body online and trying to decide if I really want to follow this rabbit hole. haha Thanks Jessica!
I'm sure that for vintage hair this is quick and easy but as someone who does very little with their hair all the time, this is so much effort!
The wetting the roller idea is amazing! I have fatigue in my arms so this is the perfect set to adapt and even if I have to rest I don't have to worry about my hair drying out. Thank you so much! This is such a perfect solution!
jessica: *uses rollers when exhausted and accedentally looks fabulous*
me: *uses rollers on a nice day when im trying to look nice and ends up looking gross bc idk how to use rollers*
How did i never make the connection between you and Jessica rabbit 😂 both with fabulous red hair~
As someone who used to have curly hair when I was little and then lost all it’s beautiful wavyness and now is just full in straight (un like me) I understand your struggle, but also you are a 100% right about ruing it to get it to cooperate and be more “obedient”. I bleach mine every 3-4 months and dye it every 2 months
Just bought a set of rollers 2 days ago and the algorithm graced me with this video. Thanks!
I love this video even though I'm a guy who knows nothing about styling hair. I loved your video on getting married and financial obstacles. Your rage face is hilarious. I'm physically challenged and have ulcerative colitis, and I feel rage toward the pharmaceutical industry. What I pay and what my insurance pays for my medicine for 30 pills is an atrocity considering the medicine gives me very little relief of my symptoms.
She could not be more English. It's not just the look or the accent but the mannerisms, the cadence of every single move. It's like she's a time traveler from a bygone ers, an upper class lady from Victorian/Edwardian times. I am absolutely mesmerized.
It looks great! I'll have to try it on one of my wigs. My scalp psoriasis is very bad, so I shaved my hair for relief, but I wear wigs sometimes. It's actually been easier on me to style a wig, where I don't have to keep my arms lifted for a long period of time (very tiring)
Hey did the psoriasis improve once you shaved your head? I'm curious because I have scalp seborrheic dermatitis
@@20slashroses My son has seborrheic dermatitis (inherited from me) I find it gets better when he has a buzz cut, and also using head and shoulders helps a lot.
I have seborrheic dermatitis it’s awful!! 🤦🏾♀️ I found that Neutrogena T-Sal works good though..
I wish my hair were that glossy! Great tutorial. Thank you. Subscribed.
I’m a lady with a buzz cut, why am I watching this?
Oh right, because it’s MESMERISING! 😍😍
That was like watching magic happen! I take rollers out and panic and think I've just made a big mess, I didn't know you could brush and comb them into SUCH BEAUTY 😍
This video has such chaotic energy and I love it
OH. MY. GOD! Dipping the roller in Lottabody instead of spritzing each section of hair is GENIUS! Plus it minimises the chance of your hair still being wet in the morning. Thank you Jessica!
Wow! I keep all my makeup in the exact same panettone tin. It has so much space. Highly recommend.
Through watching your videos I've gradually been able to recognize that I'm prettttttty sure I also have CFS, and haven't "just" been experiencing the physical symptoms of my various mental illnesses and I can't quite put words to just yet how that has been helping me, but I know that it has!
So thank you very much indeed for making these videos, especially on days when the exhaustion is strong
I have to give you props. I could never spend so much time on my hair! And every style looks beautiful on you... so clearly the time is well spent! ❤️
It doesn't matter how many of your videos I watch, 7 minutes in and I am dumbfounded and astonished by how beautiful you are... And your strength and perseverance as a disabled person, gives me such hope, as I am also disabled with more medical issues than hairs on my head.
You are inspirational.
Yesss!!! I'm so happy you made a hair tutorial! I've been wanting to see more vintage/beauty-related content on your channel like the early times . Not that I don't like your current content, I love it.
But I reeeaaally appreciate this video!
Thanks :D
Your soooooo lucky to not have oily hair. I need to wash mine every 2-3days. Day 3 is strictly tiny bun only
Hello very late comment, I had that, weirdly it got fixed earlier in quarteen when I just was like "AHH I have no responsibilitys now, HAIR DYE TIME" and now I only have to wash it every 3-4 days, I just used dye no bleach because I am a natural blonde. No idea why it worked but you could try it out.
Me: Her hair is gorgeous.
Also Me: Oh, she’s not finished yet.
Me: Okay now it’s perfect.
Also Me: Oh, no, she’s still not finished.
Me: Okay, now THAT is perfect.
Also Me: Wait, it’s... not... perfect?
Me: No, she’s doing more things.
Also Me: There are a lot more steps, aren’t there.
Me: Yes.
That‘s what I thought😅
From my experience with people who move it’s perfectly reasonable to use the ‘we’ve just moved’ excuse for at least a year.
Jessica: *Doing slow turns to show off pretty hair*
My brain: *in the voice of Jenna Marbles* OOOOHHHH WHO IS SHEEEE?!
@Yuki NoShinku True. And that’s why I don’t really have my hopes up like that because who knows? What the next generations will be like after we’re all gone?🤷🏾♀️
Funny you say you've stopped washing your hair before events as hairdressers will always advise you to have 1-2 day old hair for updo styles for events. It helps the style to stick better. :)
We should crowd fund to get Jessie a hot tub! 🥰
I would participate
Stacking the curlers on top of your head is SO GENIUS. I’ve finally learned the secret to comfy curler sleeping thank you 😊 🙏🏻
I have an undercut all the way around my head, and what's left of my hair isn't nearly long enough for this, but this video is too cute and I definitely needed the smile 💕
I'm glad there's someone else out there who talks more when they are tired!
i have a theory that the hairstyle comes out so perfectly after this method because you are too tired to try and make each section/roll perfect, which means less adjusting or re-rolling etc of sections, thus allowing the hair to do its own thing, which happens to look exactly the way you prefer (which is just a stroke of luck lmao)
I can’t believe all women were expected to do their hair back in the day. God bless y’all. I’m so low maintenance. My natural look is a product of my laziness and I am always impressed by ladies that put time and effort into their look
Words are hard - Jess 2019
And me every time I have to do English
I showed my mother the pain discussion and she smiled because you are final someone that gets my daily battle with nerve pain.
Sometimes I feel like I’m the only teen who loves their natural hair. On it’s own, it looks quite vintage/curly and when I use foam rollers, it holds curls really well
"My body hurts if I sit down, but it also hurts if I stand, but also it kind of hurts if I lie down." SAME HERE OMG
"What are you hiding in there? Small animals" won me over as a subscriber ❤
Ok...I'm 60, male and have "crazy professor" hair....that means, not enough hair to get around a curler! YOU!, My dear, are adorable. I stumbled upon your channel and you brought a much needed smile to my heart and a laugh to my belly, thank you.
No matter what your hair will always look gorgeous 😂💕💕
35 year old dude with short hair... and I sat through this hole video both grateful and jealous of Jessica's hair, grateful I would never have to put this much work into my hair and jealous because it will never look this fabulous.
You give me Bree vibes from Desperate housewives and I’m loving it
I remember fondly my Nan's big bag of tiny spikey rollers with their little plastic pins. Thank you for bringing back that memory with this video.
Which foundation do you use? It matches you perfectly, I have the same skin tone as you and find it extremely difficult to find the right colour 😭💕
Funny I have EDS, chronic fatigue syndrome (and a few others) AND I’m blind in one eye too. My right eye. I’ve done modeling photo shoots in high school and the photographer was all “could you move that piece of hair” I said “which one” he looked at me shocked and said the one right in front of your eye. I had no clue 🤷🏻♀️😂
I adore this 🤩✨
I’m always so jealous of people that can brush their hair and it becomes gorgeous... another curly girl lol I want all the vintage styles but never sure how to handle it in combining it with curly hair~
Same! Also with how to get it cut. Curly cut + vintage = not very successful.
I have insanely curly hair and I can do this with mine.
First, do not try it on clean hair. It will go frizzy and never recover. Days 3-4 work best. Dry shampoo is your friend.
I don't straighten mine as it hates heat, but I will brush it to within an inch of its life with a soft bristle brush.
As for the cut, I do my own. I just put it in a high pony tail, flip it over my face and take off an inch at a time, taking it down and brushing it in between until I'm happy with the length. This gives me a couple of blended layers and its shorter in the front and sides, but longer in the back. Would not recommend if you're not comfy with scissors.
My GOODNESS this is dreamy hair! I need to get back to rolling my hair, I love the way it looks and feels to have vintage hair.
I also love the smell of Elnett, yes, nostalgia since both my grandmothers used it religiously, but it's such a classical, nice smell. I don't mind smelling like old ladies hair either!
Ugh, your hair is fantastic. It makes me want to try something vintage, but eh. I wear jeans and hoodies and am covered in paint half the time. I live vicariously through you.
My hair is about 4 inches above my shoulders and already curly yet I watched this whole thing 🤷🏻♀️💖
It's good knowledge to have tho, and now you're that much smarter!! :)
I’ve followed you on Insta for ages and didn’t realise you have a TH-cam channel. I discovered your channel at just the right time when I want to try overnight rollers
The technique of rolling the top front parts of the hair the other way until the brush out was life changing for me! My hair was looking so flat in that area until i tried this. Thank you!
I’m never going to be able to see a full of body hairstyle without looking for the bunny rabbit helper now.
I really really love the way you speak. And the words you use. "Lovely...gorgeous.."
it's like...you are in a totally different World when I watch your Videos!
So peaceful and lovely!
Thank u for that Kind of Feeling! I'm from Germany and so so glad I found u!
Love and hugs ♡
this screams tramadol and im all for it that shit is magic for pain lol
That "holding the hair to prevent root pulling" trick really works! My little sister is INCREDIBLY sensitive to pain (thx trauma) so she used to scream bloody murder every time it was brushed bc, despite it being so thin and straight, it gets tangled v easily. I started just drowning her hair in detangler, picking up a knot, holding it firmly, and then brushing it out and she never cries when you do it that way (unless she just doesn't want you touching her or she's really tired). Good tip, Jessica!
"Who gave you permission? Oh dear lord"🤣🤣🤣 I just about died trying not to laugh so much (my hubby is sleeping next to me)
I love you intonation in this video when you are saying "tight at the ends, and then relaxed" - it sounds like you're leading a meditation or yoga. It's wonderful!
That hairspray is good because it holds great but not too well so it doesn't look like a helmet and can be brushed out again.
This is actually my favourite of your hair tutorials now! It’s really nicely in depth! I’d love to see a video sometime on how you wash your vintage clothes? I’m never sure. BIG FAN of this look! Xx
Aweee jesse bruise on your arm battle wounds of chronic illnesses , i feel ya, i dont dare show mine.. nice video also :)
I'm in the USA. Do you have links to follow for buying items from that Amazon site? I do see that they will ship to the US but I don't know how much I'm paying when it's in pounds instead of dollars. Thanks! BTW I know it sounds odd, but the reason you can do these older styles better on hair that is a few days old is because when most ladies wore their hair like that they only washed it once a week. It would be damp rolled before bed or pinned to refresh the style for the next day. I love your hair! Gorgeous color and lovely shine! You're a lucky lady to have hair like that!
i completely understand the head cant breathe with things in both ears
i cant wear headphones in/on both ears or i feel like i cant breathe
14:50 Hey Jessica! Cosmetology student here, how I backcomb and make it look smooth is I backcomb the section and then I take a fine tooth comb, spray it with hairspray and ‘shallowly’ comb the very front of the section
Sometimes I'm like "I wanna learn how to do my hair like this! I would love to use rollers and have my hair be beautiful!"
And then I remember I can't go 3 hours without putting my hair up in a shitty bun, and taking down at least once. My body sucks at regulating temperature just in my face/head area, and I don't deal well.
Omg I have horrible trouble with regulating my temp!! It's my whole body tho, and it hasn't been that long, so I have no idea how to help myself. I love taking hot baths and showers, but I can't anymore. If I have the temp above luke warm, it will make me throw up, every single time. I get cold sweats often, and it's the most uncomfortable and terrible feeling.
Sorry, I haven't seen anyone else say anything about it, so I got excited cause I'm not alone at least.
one (1) video and i've fallen in love with her personality