All these crazy comments from folks who clicked on a video watched it because they had nothing better to do...and or they need help with retention. Stop it...some of yall want a youtube channel don't have one but spent time talking mess about this one.....SMH make it make sense. Lord, Bless the hands of this stylist and prepare a table before her enemies. Amen!
I think it’s important to not part and comb kinky/coily strands too aggressively. I’ve lost so much hair at salons from just the wash and blow dry process alone. My stylist now is so gentle and she checks and clears all tangles and sections my hair before washing.
I’ll say this I never seen a professional hairstylist use leave in for a silk press, they usually always rinse everything out so I don’t know why people debating about what you said. That’s why peoples silk presses at home don’t EVER look at good!
When silk pressing…many don’t use leave in, perhaps it weighs hair down, less on the hair gives it that swing, but leave ins maybe beneficial to other styles
There are leave-ins whether they are liquids or creams that double as health protectants. My stylist uses them on me regularly. My hair isn't weighed down and has lots of movement.
I use a great leave in when I blow dry my teen daughter’s hair and it leaves her hair silky and straight and moisturized. Everyone’s hair journey is different & certain products that works on your hair, may not work effectively on my hair. Regardless of the hair type. The key is using what works best for you to maintain & retain healthy beautiful hair. 🤷🏾♀️
Good morning Ashley. I run across your video and it has totally made me understand how to do my natural hair. I’m not a beautician I just want to learn the dos and don’t s when it comes down to doing my natural hair. Thank you very much for explaining everything to us natural hair beauties.❤
I never heard of that in my life 😯 leave-in conditioner will not damage your hair depends on what kind of leave-in conditioner if you are putting it in your hair right . I don't think they sell it too strong for the hair to leave it in. Something else is on your hair if it's damaged hair 😭
I have a 5-1 hair dryer that does the job on my hair. So I’ll learn not to do any leave in conditioner on a silk press. Thanks for helping me understand on how to maintain my hair the right way. Glad I ran through your video
Not the Easter curl bumps 😂! Thank you for this. Now I can silk press my own hair at home and keep it silky until I wash it again. This turned out gorgeous and you gave real tips on how to make it last and to do it properly. I can’t wait to try this at home ❤.
I never use leave-in conditioner either when I straighten. I feel like a luxury deep conditioner with great ingredients is enough. Leave-ins weigh my hair down and no matter what brand I’ve tried leaves a film on my hair. I do use a leave-in to detangle my hair before I wash it though. I know that seems odd but that’s what I’ve done for years and my hair is never damaged and retains thickness and length
Great content. I use the Revair for my blow dry at home. I do use a serum for heat protection but if I know that Im gonna blow dry my hair, I dont use a leave in either. Gives me a smoother result.
I concur with your explanation with using a paddle brush rather than the comb attachment. You REALLY do get a salon quality blow out. I will use my little attachment that you use though, because I don’t use any. THANK YOU soooo much for sharing 😊 ***EDIT*** I’ve discovered the aftermath of round brushing blowout!!OMGOSH…..even better than the paddle brush for me.👏🏾
Hey Ashley.😊.You are such an inspiration. You continue to share your knowledge with those of us who sincerely want to be educated on healthy hair. Love how you keep it old school and real. May God continue to bless you. You certainly are an example of when you have been blessed you become a blessing to others.
This was a very wondeful video.. verrrry informative. I had already had the paddle brush part down but not with the ends. So am going to try your technique from now on.
I do not use leave in conditioners when I straighten my hair. We don’t want heavy products on our hair when we put a flat iron to it. We need products specifically for heat styling. But I use it with natural hairstyles.
Knowing your hair type helps understand the way your hair behaves which can in turn contribute to length retention. Understanding that my hair type is protein sensitive allowed for me to understand why certain products didn't agree with my hair even though so many others see success with it. Also, leave in conditioners are beneficial if you're using the right one for you. It shouldn't be causing damage. Most benefit from it.
@@DK-qj7crhair is primarily (85-95%) keratin, a protein, and the rest is lipids, water, minerals and pigments. Protein is necessary but too much of a good thing can be harmful. Overuse of hair products with protein can cause “protein overload”, an excessive accumulation of protein on the outer layer (cuticle) of the hair resulting in stiffness, loss of elasticity and breakage. I hope that answers your question.😊
THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing, I had to subscribe because I'm so grateful and sure that I'll learn more from you. I'll start my new work in a salon today. May God bless you more and more
Good morning ma’am, you popped up on my feed and I only watched a few minutes of this video but I just enjoyed the information you were giving…I’m happy to meet you and you have a subscriber🌼
I feel you on the comb-blow dryer thing. I have a Dyson and tried to use the comb attachment, ended up yanking my hair lol. I get a better salon quality finish using a huge round brush❤
I’ve been doing hair air over 10years, and I learned a lot through trial and error with my kids and my hair. My hair literally will try on my self for months then try on my kids for months then put out a line. I make everything for scratch. Old school homemade things never cracks
Looks awesome 👏🏾👏🏾 I don’t think it’s proper for professionals to be using comb attachments and stuff like the rev air and what not either. If I can use a blow dryer and brush at home, I expect the professional so be able to do that too. I find all that other stuff to be lazy and I honestly saw damage to my curls from using a comb attachment, I don’t have those problems any more since switching to using a paddle brush and the concentrator nozzle 😊
Stretching the hair is just to see the length. As a natural, I do not use heat, period. I just stick with regular regular wash, conditioning and wash n go or twist/braid out!!! Great job!
@stephaniepink9060 She's getting a silk press. In order to accomplish this you have to have blown out hair and finish with a flat iron or pressing comb. She doesn't wear her hair curly 100% of the time, so your routine only works for those who never silk press. BTW, you don't have to blow dry hair to see length.
Beautiful! You have such blessed hands. Did you say you use a heat protectant and then rinse it out before blow drying the hair? Does the heat protectant continue protecting the hair even after it’s rinsed out?
I don't think it's about what type of hair you have because most people have more than one type of hair. I think you should know your porosity if it's low or high. That help with what type of products you should use.
@healthymfhair I love this video 😍! I started going to a new stylist when I moved and I really like the way she does my hair, but because my hair is very course, when she blows out my hair with the attachment it constantly comes off 🤦🏾♀️ and she uses professional equipment. I would love for her to use this technique. As a stylist, do you think she will get offended if I ask her to use a ceramic brush?
Are you saying, you don't use leave in because you're conditioner has copious amounts of dimethicone that cannot be rinse out by itself? Please specify what leave in conditioner are bad for the hair? Thank you
We didn’t say that . We said for a silk press ..leave in conditioners can fry the hair and it’s not actually needed for the best results OR healthy hair . If you want to use leave in conditioners for a curly style sure . But it’s not needed for silk press , and can cause heat damage . Thank you for watching 👍🏽
That’s your experience, but all leave ins don’t leave the hair dry. Everyone’s hair journey is different , this topic shouldn’t be generalized just because your hair gets dry . It depends on the product combination that you use on your hair. 🙄
Hi! I love your video! Do have a question. Can you wear blow dried hairstyles in the winter or should it be pressed? or what are your recommendations? I have a lot of hair and the mini twist process and take down is becoming a little much 😅. I know I’m late to the game considering when this video was posted, but I thought I’d ask 😊
I know I'm not the content creator but for me that's when I prefer to do them especially because it's a little less humid here. (Blow dried and one silk press)
Whenever I blow dry my hair.. my ends always feel hard and crunchy…. I pay someone to shampoo and blow dry my hair because I can’t get the same feeling when my stylist does it. Even when I use the same Products
Gosh i wish i cpuld fond a good hairstylist for my baby girl. Shes 9 and has been wanting her hair straightened for years and i just can't where im at because ive tried 5 different people on my own hair and my curls got destroyed. I cut off all my hair and the curls arent coming back my hairs basically straight now. So i just cant help to vring her to just anyone. Her curls are poppin and I'd be devastated if her curls get destroyed.
Is all about the right products in the right and you also need a heat protectant on the hair call you won't call he's for you will not cause heat damage
@@diamondpearl1204 how are we gonna tell her when she does hair for a living? I think some may agree and some may not. She just telling you her technique and her success. I mean her client had no heat damage 🤷🏽♀️
I believe consistently stretching the hair causes breakage the hair strands. Getting a Silk Press for me is too extreme for High Porosity Hair. So I just keep my hair braided for about 8 weeks. Take down detangling. Hot oil treatment! Wash and deep condition. No stretching! I wear my hair in an Afro for a couple of weeks. The braid my hair and keep in for another 8 weeks. No HEAT! No! This is my routine that works for me! My hair thrives with water and hair pomade!❤❤❤🩷🩷🩷💯💯💯💯
@@stephaniepink9060 I wear my hair every day of the year. I am tender headed,so I braid once a year.I’ve been doing blowouts since I was a teenager.My mother too. Our hair is healthy and long. No knots,tangles,split ends,breakage. I had stopped this routine to follow internet routines and my hair broke.
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All these crazy comments from folks who clicked on a video watched it because they had nothing better to do...and or they need help with retention. Stop it...some of yall want a youtube channel don't have one but spent time talking mess about this one.....SMH make it make sense. Lord, Bless the hands of this stylist and prepare a table before her enemies. Amen!
Thank you so much for this comment
Beautiful comment
I think it’s important to not part and comb kinky/coily strands too aggressively. I’ve lost so much hair at salons from just the wash and blow dry process alone. My stylist now is so gentle and she checks and clears all tangles and sections my hair before washing.
YES! Same here. It's the reason why I only go to one person now!
I am natural coily and I got to use a pick to pick my hair
@@FineNaturalHairROCKSDo you air dry or blow dry? My hair is also fine
Yeah you have to take your time and be gentle.
That’s why I don’t go to them! My hair is ALWAYS thinner after they wash it! I like to wash my own hair then get it styled by a stylist
The fact that you trimmed her hair right at the end, shows me you are a woman that wants to keep hair on a woman's head. You are not rushing it🤩🤩🥰🥰
Leave-in conditioner made my hair grow really long .😊
Mine also
Maybe there’s a difference because she said leave in deep conditioner which ive never tried, but regular leave in conditioners have been great for me
Me too
Yes, an deep conditioning also helped my hair grow for sure🥰🥰
Leave in conditioner causes me dandruff
I’ll say this I never seen a professional hairstylist use leave in for a silk press, they usually always rinse everything out so I don’t know why people debating about what you said. That’s why peoples silk presses at home don’t EVER look at good!
When silk pressing…many don’t use leave in, perhaps it weighs hair down, less on the hair gives it that swing, but leave ins maybe beneficial to other styles
It depends
I do my silk press myself. I use a water based leave in. It doesn’t weigh my hair down.
There are leave-ins whether they are liquids or creams that double as health protectants. My stylist uses them on me regularly. My hair isn't weighed down and has lots of movement.
I use a great leave in when I blow dry my teen daughter’s hair and it leaves her hair silky and straight and moisturized. Everyone’s hair journey is different & certain products that works on your hair, may not work effectively on my hair. Regardless of the hair type. The key is using what works best for you to maintain & retain healthy beautiful hair. 🤷🏾♀️
Chile, went back to using a little hair grease on the scalp. I have wiry, dry gray hair.
The blowdryer combs today aren't the original Willie Morrow attachment. Back in the 1970s the attachment was fire.
This woman's hair is incredible!
I always be amazed how long curly hair can be and when its curly we even notice! Beautiful hair curled or not!!
Good morning Ashley. I run across your video and it has totally made me understand how to do my natural hair. I’m not a beautician I just want to learn the dos and don’t s when it comes down to doing my natural hair. Thank you very much for explaining everything to us natural hair beauties.❤
You’re so welcome! Thank you !
I never heard of that in my life 😯 leave-in conditioner will not damage your hair depends on what kind of leave-in conditioner if you are putting it in your hair right . I don't think they sell it too strong for the hair to leave it in. Something else is on your hair if it's damaged hair 😭
I think it’s if too much is used and maybe that’s what’s damaging
Leave in conditioners have never damaged my hair personally. I never blowdry my hair with it.
I have a 5-1 hair dryer that does the job on my hair. So I’ll learn not to do any leave in conditioner on a silk press. Thanks for helping me understand on how to maintain my hair the right way. Glad I ran through your video
Not the Easter curl bumps 😂! Thank you for this. Now I can silk press my own hair at home and keep it silky until I wash it again. This turned out gorgeous and you gave real tips on how to make it last and to do it properly. I can’t wait to try this at home ❤.
You're so welcome!
@@HEALTHYMFHAIR I tried it and my hair is still silky straight even though it’s been raining here 💕!
I never use leave-in conditioner either when I straighten. I feel like a luxury deep conditioner with great ingredients is enough. Leave-ins weigh my hair down and no matter what brand I’ve tried leaves a film on my hair. I do use a leave-in to detangle my hair before I wash it though. I know that seems odd but that’s what I’ve done for years and my hair is never damaged and retains thickness and length
Using leave in conditioner to detangle before a wash sounds like a good idea
Great content. I use the Revair for my blow dry at home. I do use a serum for heat protection but if I know that Im gonna blow dry my hair, I dont use a leave in either. Gives me a smoother result.
I concur with your explanation with using a paddle brush rather than the comb attachment. You REALLY do get a salon quality blow out. I will use my little attachment that you use though, because I don’t use any.
THANK YOU soooo much for sharing 😊
***EDIT*** I’ve discovered the aftermath of round brushing blowout!!OMGOSH…..even better than the paddle brush for me.👏🏾
You slayed her hair...truly beautiful to watch
Thank you!
Her hair is absolutely beautiful
Hey Ashley.😊.You are such an inspiration. You continue to share your knowledge with those of us who sincerely want to be educated on healthy hair. Love how you keep it old school and real. May God continue to bless you. You certainly are an example of when you have been blessed you become a blessing to others.
We appreciate you !!!
AMEN
We need expertise like this in UK salons desperately 😢
This was a very wondeful video.. verrrry informative. I had already had the paddle brush part down but not with the ends. So am going to try your
technique from now on.
Glad it was helpful!
I agree with hair typing. None of that has helped with keeping my hair healthy or retaining length. My regimen has been more important.
I do not use leave in conditioners when I straighten my hair. We don’t want heavy products on our hair when we put a flat iron to it. We need products specifically for heat styling. But I use it with natural hairstyles.
I'm mindf**ked regarding what you said about leave in conditioners! 🤯
I love watching real hairstylists do hair!!
Me too! 😍
Knowing your hair type helps understand the way your hair behaves which can in turn contribute to length retention. Understanding that my hair type is protein sensitive allowed for me to understand why certain products didn't agree with my hair even though so many others see success with it. Also, leave in conditioners are beneficial if you're using the right one for you. It shouldn't be causing damage. Most benefit from it.
Ok 👍🏽
@@HEALTHYMFHAIRif hair is made of protein, how do you get ‘protein overload’? 🤔
@@HEALTHYMFHAIR Cant find your products
@@DK-qj7crhair is primarily (85-95%) keratin, a protein, and the rest is lipids, water, minerals and pigments. Protein is necessary but too much of a good thing can be harmful. Overuse of hair products with protein can cause “protein overload”, an excessive accumulation of protein on the outer layer (cuticle) of the hair resulting in stiffness, loss of elasticity and breakage. I hope that answers your question.😊
@@DK-qj7cr when you put too much protein in your hair check your your ingredients in your products and don't overdo protein treatments
This is very beautifully done. Thank you for taking the time to teach, I really appreciate it!
You’re welcome!
I love getting my hair washed and blow dryed. Its my favorite part
Absulutely beautifully done her hair is shining ,Love watching this video you learn something new everyday Thankyou and God bless you ,
THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing, I had to subscribe because I'm so grateful and sure that I'll learn more from you.
I'll start my new work in a salon today.
May God bless you more and more
Thank you!
Now that's luxurious looking hair!!!
This was very informative and helpful. Thank you for helping us. I use the comb attachment to blow out monthly. I need to get me a paddle brush. 😅
You’re so welcome!
Good morning ma’am, you popped up on my feed and I only watched a few minutes of this video but I just enjoyed the information you were giving…I’m happy to meet you and you have a subscriber🌼
Thank you so much !
I’m so Glad you are a Breath of Fresh Air I have Thick Coarse Hair I’m tired of them using the Typing of Hair that’s from Slavery
I feel you on the comb-blow dryer thing. I have a Dyson and tried to use the comb attachment, ended up yanking my hair lol.
I get a better salon quality finish using a huge round brush❤
😙😙
Samee
Not sure how it didn't work for you.....but it glides through all my clients hair. Lol but I also keep the hair twisted and detangled beforehand
Thank you for sharing Ashley. You did a great job on her hair. ❤
I’ve been doing hair air over 10years, and I learned a lot through trial and error with my kids and my hair.
My hair literally will try on my self for months then try on my kids for months then put out a line.
I make everything for scratch.
Old school homemade things never cracks
Me sitting here with a leave in conditioner film on my blow dried hair tryna figure out what to do because I have no energy to rewash it lmao
For some reasons I no longer like silk. I love the blow dry as our hair pattern is still visible.
Oh my goodness!!! Thank you so much!!! Great video! GOD bless you always!
You are so welcome
Yeah I would do it and it would not look that good!! You guys are artists!
Thank you.
I love the way you explain your video on how to take care of our natural hair.
Thank you ! You’re welcome!
Looks awesome 👏🏾👏🏾 I don’t think it’s proper for professionals to be using comb attachments and stuff like the rev air and what not either. If I can use a blow dryer and brush at home, I expect the professional so be able to do that too. I find all that other stuff to be lazy and I honestly saw damage to my curls from using a comb attachment, I don’t have those problems any more since switching to using a paddle brush and the concentrator nozzle 😊
Stretching the hair is just to see the length. As a natural, I do not use heat, period. I just stick with regular regular wash, conditioning and wash n go or twist/braid out!!! Great job!
@stephaniepink9060 She's getting a silk press. In order to accomplish this you have to have blown out hair and finish with a flat iron or pressing comb. She doesn't wear her hair curly 100% of the time, so your routine only works for those who never silk press. BTW, you don't have to blow dry hair to see length.
Stretching the hair is not just to see length. Many of us stretch our hair because we get horrible tangles and single strand knots if we don’t.
Beautiful! You have such blessed hands. Did you say you use a heat protectant and then rinse it out before blow drying the hair? Does the heat protectant continue protecting the hair even after it’s rinsed out?
Very Nice ... Amazon says the product unavailable .. the shampoo product. Will you be selling on amazon or do you have another online shop?
I don't think it's about what type of hair you have because most people have more than one type of hair. I think you should know your porosity if it's low or high. That help with what type of products you should use.
Yup
@healthymfhair I love this video 😍! I started going to a new stylist when I moved and I really like the way she does my hair, but because my hair is very course, when she blows out my hair with the attachment it constantly comes off 🤦🏾♀️ and she uses professional equipment. I would love for her to use this technique. As a stylist, do you think she will get offended if I ask her to use a ceramic brush?
No I would Just ask if she didn’t mind using a ceramic brush because your hair takes that better.
Are you saying, you don't use leave in because you're conditioner has copious amounts of dimethicone that cannot be rinse out by itself? Please specify what leave in conditioner are bad for the hair? Thank you
I’ve never heard of leave in ls damaging hair
Came out beautiful 😃👏👑
Thank you!
I love a leave in conditioner for my hair
You truly are fantastic with hair 😊❤
Really now leave_in conditioners is bad it actually helps moisture your hair after washing
Cutting ends AFTER, neat!
😂 Not the Easter bump 🤣
🤗🫶🏽
Hi there, how do you feel about the Revlon blowdryer with the connected paddle brush?
Great job. Thank you for the thorough explanation
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing...her hair is beautiful.
You did a beautiful job! I just subscribed to your channel!
How much can you blow dry the hair before it becomes heat trained?
I’ve never heard of a leave in conditioner damaging hair
Out of curiosity why would leave-in conditioners be damaging to hair that will be silk pressed? Please explain
We didn’t say that . We said for a silk press ..leave in conditioners can fry the hair and it’s not actually needed for the best results OR healthy hair .
If you want to use leave in conditioners for a curly style sure . But it’s not needed for silk press , and can cause heat damage . Thank you for watching 👍🏽
So your heat protectant was in the deep conditioner... that you rinsed out? Am I understanding that correctly?
Yes’ our deep conditioner has a built in heat protectant
I do my own hair so I can’t really blow dry the same method you are. Wondering how you feel about the blow dryers that have a paddle brush on it?
Where can I get your products
How does leave-in conditioner damage hair?
It doesn’t I also don’t see anyone leaving in deep conditioner or! Using a leave in before getting a silk press.
No one is leaving in deep conditioner lol
Hello Ashley... I keep on asking myself if I blow dry or comb brush my natural hair will it recover after ? Cause m curious honestly
I think leave in conditioner should be left up to the individual 😮
You’re right that’s there option. I was talking about silk press in this video ..
@@HEALTHYMFHAIR people missed that part! If u want my hair silky, a leave in is a NO NO!
I love seeing the length of my hair but then got be.bothered as jusy go sweaty back curly
Girl why didn't you use that fabulous babybliss flat iron the whole process🤯
Awesome video❤❤❤ new subbie🎉
I never understood that grading the hair with letters and numbers! Thank you!
Am going to subscribe!
Rev Air is MUCH easier.
Whats soo special about the angles? Does it help the hair flow?
I just noticed that the comb blows dryer doesn't work the same
The thing is to definitely cleanse the hair. No need to wash hair and not cleanse hair and head.
I'm with you 💯 with any leave in anything. Makes hair dry. Also, professional tool works best.
🙌🏽🙌🏽
That’s your experience, but all leave ins don’t leave the hair dry. Everyone’s hair journey is different , this topic shouldn’t be generalized just because your hair gets dry . It depends on the product combination that you use on your hair. 🙄
It does the same on my hair. Leave it really dry.
But that little thing at the dollar General store is bomb for me. Suave detangler.
Not if you use Kinky Curly Knot Today!
Hi! I love your video! Do have a question. Can you wear blow dried hairstyles in the winter or should it be pressed? or what are your recommendations? I have a lot of hair and the mini twist process and take down is becoming a little much 😅. I know I’m late to the game considering when this video was posted, but I thought I’d ask 😊
I know I'm not the content creator but for me that's when I prefer to do them especially because it's a little less humid here. (Blow dried and one silk press)
Yes you can! I love mini twist in the winter and blowdried styles! Just add a tad bit more moisture on the ends.
Whenever I blow dry my hair.. my ends always feel hard and crunchy…. I pay someone to shampoo and blow dry my hair because I can’t get the same feeling when my stylist does it. Even when I use the same
Products
Gosh i wish i cpuld fond a good hairstylist for my baby girl. Shes 9 and has been wanting her hair straightened for years and i just can't where im at because ive tried 5 different people on my own hair and my curls got destroyed. I cut off all my hair and the curls arent coming back my hairs basically straight now. So i just cant help to vring her to just anyone. Her curls are poppin and I'd be devastated if her curls get destroyed.
Beautiful results!
Thank you! 😊
Why wear rings when washing the hair. It would seem to tangle up the hair.
oop , somebody was listening to that Brent Faiyaz !
I flat iron my baby hair and her ends still are freezy! My blow dry definitely didn’t look like yours.
WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED
Did she use heat protector?
1:44 this is interesting , leave in conditioners damaging hair
Is all about the right products in the right and you also need a heat protectant on the hair call you won't call he's for you will not cause heat damage
You don’t need heat protectants .
@@HEALTHYMFHAIR yes you do
I've seen multiple use heat protectant routinely and still get heat damage. Silk presses are more about technique over products in my opinion.
@@diamondpearl1204 how are we gonna tell her when she does hair for a living? I think some may agree and some may not. She just telling you her technique and her success. I mean her client had no heat damage 🤷🏽♀️
Who leave in deep conditioner?
Can you really put heat on your hair twice a month????? I’ve been getting my hair done as a male every 2-4 months because I’m scared of heat damage😭💀
I couldn't find the website
Leave in conditioner dries my hair out. I stopped using it.
Same here.
Me too
I believe consistently stretching the hair causes breakage the hair strands. Getting a Silk Press for me is too extreme for High Porosity Hair. So I just keep my hair braided for about 8 weeks. Take down detangling. Hot oil treatment! Wash and deep condition. No stretching! I wear my hair in an Afro for a couple of weeks. The braid my hair and keep in for another 8 weeks. No HEAT! No! This is my routine that works for me! My hair thrives with water and hair pomade!❤❤❤🩷🩷🩷💯💯💯💯
@@stephaniepink9060 I wear my hair every day of the year. I am tender headed,so I braid once a year.I’ve been doing blowouts since I was a teenager.My mother too. Our hair is healthy and long. No knots,tangles,split ends,breakage. I had stopped this routine to follow internet routines and my hair broke.
Hi May I ask how long does it take you to do this service?
45 min
450??
What do you use for heat protection
The deep conditioner has a built in heat protectant.
What's the damagr leave in deep conditioners do ?
How do I blow dry my edges