Testing Viral TikTok Hair Hacks!
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- Testing viral tiktok hair hack trends!! These hair styling hacks from tiktok range from curly girl method tricks like styling curly hair with the denman brush, to hair hacks for anyone like doing a claw clip twist!
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cant wait to tell my mom that twisting her hair and clipping it is now trendy after wearing her hair like that after 20+ years 😂💕
I've been doing this since middle school 10+ years. I don't care about the trends. I care about the low maintenance and ease
I did that hairstyle as a 10year old kid and that makes me old as ....... Since that was almost 34years ago 😂😂😂😂
I've always clipped my hair if i want it up and rest it from constantly tying it, not the same twist thing as the tik tok but normal twist, idk how it's not a norm for some when i prefer it rather than tying it up or having my hair down coz it's hot
Exactly. My mother has been doing that for ages
right 😭😭
The dryer sheet is meant to help static, not frizz. If your hair doesn’t have excess static electricity in it, the dryer sheet isn’t going to do anything. I know it’s a cardinal sin for curly girls, but if you try brushing out your curls with an actually brush (not a comb), it will probably work, since brushes tend to build up static electricity in the hair!
Agree! I’ve used it in dry Chicago winters, when my straight hair is super static-y.
As someone with naturally stick straight hair it gets so dry and full of static in the winter (especially if I’m wearing fleece). I actually keep dryer sheets in my bag and use them almost daily. But yeah static is very different from frizz lol
& it does work for that
Plus she has product in her hair
I think using a fishnet with smaller holes in a smaller size will work a lot better for you. Those braids have been my go to hack for 25 years LOL
And the smallest size you can find so it's tighter on your head.
@@laceym3662 yes, that should work so much better.
Yeah, like measure your head against the size chart instead of getting tights that fit? Especially for plus size women like me, getting tights that fit could definitely mean having the waistband too loose on the head. Also I do think a smaller mesh fishnet would keep the hairs from slipping out.
And she forgot to massage the roots, that’s why she looked like Princess Leia.
i did those braids alllll the time while fidgeting in class in middle school and I would walk out of there looking absolutely crazy hahaha there was no boho look, just crazed fidget braiding
Not me, age 28 not ever realising that claw clips ever went out of style? They’re just a hair clip 😂😂😂
I'll be 40 in August and never stopped using them post 90s. I was devastated when I couldn't find them in the stores for a while. So glad they're back. Along with our scrunchies!
I didnt know they went out of style. I mean I'm 27, I don't care much about trends at this point but I tru tk atleast keep updated lol
Yes! I'm sitting here like "is this a hack? I still do this to my hair when I'm cleaning the house" hahaha
My mom is thrilled she’s trendy
Same I’ve done this ever since I was a kid I’m supieses she didn’t know about this haha
The “claw clip hack”, is basically late 90s early 2000s. It was definitely my go to for a couple of years.
my new to-do list:
- buy denman brush
- watch every video on how to use it
- cry if it doesn't work
Same!
I got one and it definitely works for me!
Same
Thisss
I'm going to try and explain why the clip is not staying put. You can't just clip the twist head-on. You have to come in from the side. So if you're holding your hair with your right hand with the clip in your left, open the clip, put the left side claws against your scalp little to the left of the twist, then drag them over towards the twist and clip it down. That way you're clipping where the twist meets your head.
Yup! I used to wear my hair a lot like this and you have to have that anchor on the side of your head.
Homie I would literally use a dryer sheet on my hair every time I straightened it in high school. It's not for frizz, it's for static. Works good for people in super dry climate
A hair brush that gives those kinds of curls? Miraculous!!
i can't believe my mom has used that brush for YEARS but just like a regular hair brush/comb haha
The denman is amazing!! If only is a bit expensive thp
I don’t think the brush matters tbh. I think the “science” behind it is that if you split your curly strands of hair, which naturally tend to curl up all together, it dries faster, it becomes lighter and lifts up, and gives you that extra volume and definition. I think you just need to have a similar brush, be gentle to your hair, go with little sections of hair, and just brush it and separate those curls. And then let it dry.
@@katyaa92 Well the denman brush has less bristles and they’re thicker, which gives you more clumps instead of separating. The base of the brush is rubber and textured, so when you brush your hair there’s some friction, which gives a good curl, kind of like scissors pulling a ribbon to make it curly. It really does make a difference for me!
Another „hack“: Just put a hairtie on your keychain. You may be switching bags, or not bringing one at all, but the times you don‘t have your keys with you are veeeery rare 😉
Love this idea!! 💗
See I'd end up using the hair tie and forget to replace it. I often stash hair ties but once I've used them, they end up back in my bathroom and I'm sol. For me this is actually a game changer for those situations
I do this mostly because it's super handy to be able to wear my keys on my wrist if I have my hands full.
GENIUS.
Waaaaait why have I never thought of that!
Girl you gotta watch Manes by Mell she shows you how to use a Denman brush in the best way, and has the BEST tips and tricks for curly girls. 🥰❤
Yes, I agree - she's one of the best, for sure!
Sierra needs a whole separate channel for hack testing 😂
I bought a denman brush because I hate not having a clean brush and you can take all of the bristles out to remove debris and hair! It's amazing!
YOU CAN!? I’m buying it ASAP!
@@wondergirl2642 I bought mine on Amazon!!
@@LSHMSFOAIDMTaco thank you!
I had this hairbrush as a kid. I never knew it was anything special. I'd forgotten about taking out all the bristles. I used to love doing that! So satisfying.
The first hack is literally the hair nets women used to use in the mid 1900’s but harder
Yeah I was thinking, I know I've seen vintage knitting patterns for that!
They sell them on Amazon there called a snood I have a few
Could just go get a wave cap.
Curly Penny has been using a hairnet since forever on her channel.
40 mins!!!! Damn the commitment is real😁
The “claw clip twist” was around in the 90’s. I wore my hair like that in high school. It’s easier to form a low ponytail twist a couple times and claw it up!
Sierra you just boost my self confidence, I'm 17 and I had been shaving my entire body for a year before the pandemic but at 12:40 where your armpits weren't shaved, I didn't really think a youtuber would be so carefree about it especially after that video you made a while ago about not shaving for a month, I want to say a huge thank you for being so raw and awesome about something as natural as body hair, lots of love
I totally remember Blair Fowler doing the boho braid hack on her channel ages and ages ago. I’m old 🙃
Wow this really unlocked an old memory for me
This is the comment I was looking for
I've been trying to figure out who I learned that from! Thank you
I just love this half up-half down pony look on you! You are just so pretty
I would also recommend that you brush your hair up with the denman brush, not down. If you brush it up or at a 90 degree angle, the curls will be a lot more defined than they even already are. Brushing the hair down can loosen the curls and you won’t get as much definition. But I swear by the denman brush, as well as finger coiling.
I was gonna try this but I'm confused as to how I should brush my hair to "brush it up" instead of down, is there any way you could explain what I should do?
@@ampharos1501 you still brush down the actual strand of hair like normal, but hold the whole piece out from your head while you do it - like raise your hand that's not holding the brush to the side or above your head while you brush that strand
@@catrinround5212 ohhhhh i understand, thanks!
Wow the denman brush made wayyyyyy more of a difference than I expected. I am shocked. Your hair was like mermaid level beautiful. Zero frizz gorgeous perfectly formed curls. I'm gonna buy one for my daughter.
i have short hair and when i put it into the clip i dont pull it through, just just normally twist the hair at the base and clip it, and then leave the rest of my hair hanging over it like a ponytail
Used to do this all the time when i was 9-12 in the mid 2000s!
I've done this for years!
I always thought this was like one of the most basic hairstyles! When I get tired of a pony, I just use a claw clip! It’s like one of my 4
Go to quick hair styles and it has been since forever 🤣
@@ashleyholder2218 I have hair down to my butt and I do the same thing! Much better than the Pony-O.
Me with straight hair that won’t take a perm looking at those GORGEOUS DENMAN CURLS:
🥲
I’ve used the dryer sheet thing since I was 12. My hair always get super staticky during winter, and I would get shocked by everything. Dryer sheets work for that, but I don’t know about frizz...
Just a FYI: to help fight frizz with curly hair, once you have it styled, whether wet or dry, leave it alone (don't touch it or mess with it). My daughter is half Puerto Rican and has the curliest hair ever....from the time she was little, once her hair was done, we just left it alone and that helped lessen the amount of frizz.
Yeah I was wondering if BUT the fabric softener in the dryer sheet would damage your hair??? I just feel like it is a good idea to put all of those chemicals on your hair. Dryer sheets are full of chemicals
I keep trying to tell my brother this but he thinks he can pick his hair like his 4c brothers! The struggle.
I’m glad you finally got around to using the Denman brush I just knew you would love it!
Girl that denman hack is fire! Your hair looked amazing 🤩
The boho braid is a game changer for me. My daughter has curly hair and she always wants braids but I can never find a hair tie and I'm horrible at making braids because I can't seem to separate the strands right. This cut out two problems for me. Thank you so much for doing a video on this!!!
THE DRYER SHEET omg i used to straighten my naturally curly hair every day in middle and high school and kept dryer sheets in my locker or backpack just so i could de-frizz during the day
Are you sure that wasn’t static?
@@livelongandprospermary8796 both
don’t take God’s Name in vain and capitalize the G ✋😌
@@oliviagrace6914 no ❤️
U can make ringlets with the brush by brushing a section and before brushing the hair all the way to the end, twist the brush and ur hair will twist into a curl, kinda like finger coiling but with the brush, also brushing ur hair up at the roots and out from from head gives volume!...your hair looks very similar to mine and it will just continue to get some more curl to it by continuing what ur doing!!!
Ordered a Denman brush immediately after that reveal! Girl YES! 😍🤩😍🤩
Been using the dryer sheet method since middle school!! We used to carry them in our book bags
Sooooooo I just tried that “boho” braid hack and I am absolutely FLOOOOORED! how did I never hear of this before. Shook.
I just can’t with claw clips being cool now 😂
I knew a woman who always wore them in the 00s and honestly it is heart-breaking to think of it coming back like people used them then. Hopefully it can be redone in a more tasteful way!.
I wore them in school in the 2000s but that evolved into me using pencils instead
@@ehco7573 Wdym they were always tasteful 😂
@@rebeccac4769 ehhhh
Yeah I think they are gross, so many better ways to do hair than that!
I used to do the twist then clip years ago. Nice to see I was ahead of the curve for a change. For the life of me, I can’t master the messy bun though.
Just tried the boho braid hack as you tried it and wow! New favorite hair trick!
anyone else wanting Sierra to dye her hair dark since seeing it wet? Makes her eyes pop woweee
The last hack is soooo useful! Glad to know that it works!
omg I am OBSESSED with that braid hack!! it works so well!
Love the braid hack! The best. Makes it look so effortless and cute. Kind of dread like
The dryer sheet works wonders on straight staticky hair! I keep them in my purse 😂
I'm LIVING to see even more body and volume in your hair, especially at the roots! Loving this journey for you
I loveeeee that mustard top Sierra was wearing *.* I need more mustard tops in my life
if you wanna get crafty, you could probably dye a white top with turmeric real easy. Gotta be careful washing it after though
i used to obsessively braid my hair and discovered the second hack and it definitely takes some practice but they can look super cute and natural!
Dryer sheets do really work for static! I use them all the time in Chicago winters when nothing else helps. The Denman brush is also great for styling short hair, I used it exclusively when I had a pixie.
I also have curly hair very similar to you, and I got inspired to do the half do with the scrunchy. I got so many compliments! Then it lead to a conversation where I’m raving about your content, how you have helped me love myself, and your pregnancy! I love you so much! ❤️
also, the clip thing (specifically, the french twist like in these tiktoks), is realllllly hard to do with thick hair like yours (and mine - and trust me, length (mine's down my whole back) does not make it easier, lol). I've just experimented with my own hair and found hacks within the clip hairstyle to work (some other types of claw clips work too!)
Sierra, your hair is looking great. I remember when you first started the CGM and your hair has so many great curls in it now.
I love love love love the benman brush
That's it, I'm buying the brush!!! I've seen it so much but was skeptical and now I'm sold
Love the curls with the brush!
These are great hacks. Thanks for testing them out Sierra!
Wow the Denman brush hack is amazing!
Nothing like a Sierra video to brighten up a bad day ☺️☺️☺️
Love these hacks especially the braid one!!! just did a couple in my hair!!
Loved this! Great job sierra! Can't wait until baby girl is here!!!
The dryer sheet helps with static! i've never used it for friz, but it helps get rid of it when it's staticky and going everywhere
Penny Tovar (Curly Penny) has been doing the "fishnet plop" for years now, but she uses a wig cap (I'm guessing it helps better with the placement of the hair)
Also, I'm kinda surprise that you never used a denman brush, that brush has been my holy grail in my hair journey!! I started my journey (one year ago) using it immediately (like, damaged hair, and half assed technique, and my hair would try to form ringlets)
Just did that braid trick and I am shooketh! So cool
I bought that Denman brush so quick after watching your transformation! 👍👍
The dryer sheet thing works for fine/thin straight hair! I used to straighten my hair everyday in high school and it would always be SO staticky but rubbing my head with a dryer sheet after always helped
Your hair looks gorgeous! Love the natural look!!
that last hack for a hair tie-less ponytail is going to be a life saver for me wow
Girl, i cannot imagine getting tired of watching your videos ♥️
2 & 6 totally worked for me! Thank you so much for sharing 🤗
I love how supportive Stephen is. You guys are so stinking’ cute.
They actually have fishnet wig caps on Amazon which work waaaay better. I’ve been using them for a little over a year and I’m obsessed!
I tried the braid hack while watching and it's awesome!!
This video came just in time! My Denmark brush came yesterday and I want to try it but I’ve seen a few different techniques and didn’t know which to try. I’m hair is probably 2b/c
The dryer sheet hack works for my straight/fine hair for static! I’ve done it since I was a kid.
When I was in high school, I always had dryer sheets in my bag to help my staticky hair! It doesn’t help frizz a ton but helped static so much for me! I didn’t do a fast zoom on it though, I took my time to rub section by section! Loved the results from the denman brush 😍
I did the hairclawclipbun as a 10year old girl so that makes me old.... Almost 34years ago now 😂😂😂😂 your hair length is not to short but the thickness makes it you have to twist it harder and get a better clip
I did it at that age too, but I'm only 21! My Mom taught me how to do it
I don't even think they were popular when we did it so I can't get on that trend now plus my hair is too thick for it. They're functional though 🤷
I did it in the mid to late 90s and early 2000s in high school. Was the go to for a lot of girls after swimming.
I did the no pony pony with and am shook. I always twist my hair at work to get it off my neck for a second and am so impressed. This is a game changer!
I enjoyed watching this video. I have straight hair with lots of static, especially when I wear a sweater. I keep a fabric sheet in my purse during the winter to run through my hair when I'm at work and my hair become clingy with static. It works, I think, better on straight hair.
Hey, Sierra! Love your content! Always informative! Concerning the fishnet plop; the fact that you had to tie your stockings and the girl in the Tik Tok didn’t, tells me that hers were a smaller size. I think if you bought smaller fishnets, there would be less of the waist for around your head AND less in the hip ares for your hair to be contained inside. If the fishnets were tighter on your head, your hair would stay more on top rather than gravitating to the sides. Keep up the great videos, girl!!! ☀️💛⭐️
for the last hack, as Stephen was filming, the angle is so cute! it’s really like we’re standing nect to you chatting because Stephen took the video from his point of view!
Wow going to buy the denman brush today lol, those results are everything!!
As someone with super long hair I have used the twist clip for years... also for the hair tie less ponytail, my daughter puts it through 2 loops one on each side and it's more secure
oh my goodness that brush did WONDERS for your hair! it looks so good. you convinced me to buy one haha
Hack 2 I use all the time anytime I’m doing something and don’t have an elastic I do this and it’s a life saver.
Hack 5 works really well. I don’t use any product in my hair and it gets really dry in the winter time in MN, it takes the static out instantly.
Girl I love those pits! Way too feel comfortable in your natural body! I only trim mine about once every 4-5 months and I also have dark hair!
The dryer sheet works for my long, naturally straight hair all the time! It might just be better for different hair types.
Also the ponytail without the holder does not work at all for my long straight hair lol
Dryer sheet never worked for me (my hair is more on the wavy side) the ponytail thing works. It's interesting how different hacks work for different hair types
Claw clips are so retro. I love me some retro rewinds.
I just ordered a denman brush this morning! I'm so excited to try it! I have the same in-between type hair as you but thinner
How beautiful is your hair after the denman brush 😍😯
I can't wait for baby girl 😍
Amazing video as always 💗🥰
I love your body positivity and your real ness! God bless! ☺️
I’ve never been so early but this came right when I refreshed my feed to see if queen Sierra uploaded
3rd hair hack. I have been doing it for years!!! It's my go too when I don't wash my hair.
Love the colour of your hair with the blonde highlights on the ends.
was about to click your next video, until the last hack came up. This might actually be a life saver for me on multiple occasions! THANK YOU!!!
That brush did an amazing job.. I am floored.
Now I need that brush!!!
I recommend trying a Jac-o-Net for plopping. It's a large triangle made of fine lightweight mesh. Couple of bucks. Less space for hair to fall out. I have super thick curly hair and I love using this net (never liked t-shirt method)
Now I am off to buy a Denman on Amazon....
You can get a dupe at Sally's for less. Works just as well..
The dryer sheet works wonders on my straight and super fine hair to remove static. It doesn’t remove frizz through,
For the dryer sheet one, try putting it on your brush. Like poke it through the spokes and brush your hair it worked for me
I used the Denman brush for the first time this week, and seeing your reaction echoing mine was so fun ! Like yes, that brush is a miracle !
The denman brush helps me so much with frizz and helps me get volume at the root. I plot and dry with a diffuser