I love it. The oil was kinda overboard her hair looked nice and oiled after dryer process additional oil wasn't nessasary but very nice. Thanks for the upload
I applaud you for being courageous for posting content...so many ppl r so critical with not even one video of how they would do a silk blowout...with all of the expertise advertised here, i sure did look for content on their personal channel to see if they too are professionals... To my surprise...NOTHING TO SHOW FOR ALL THE ADVICE SOME R GIVING. Sister keep up the good work and perfecting ur craft.
EXACTLY ! ppl need not to speak when they can /have NOT done better! By better I mean POST YOUR OWN HOW TO VIDEO & hop off of this one! I loveeee to see black women showing & mastering their craft!
in my opinion you could of held off on all the extra oils , when straightening natural hair oil really isn't necessary because in the few days after natural oils will penetrate the hair shaft . you want your hair to be as light and movable as possible . your hair shouldn't be like when I move , you move , just like that 🙄
I'm so amazed at how us black women are doing everything natural and healthy now. It's actually historic that relaxers are not common anymore. I'm a nanny for a little black girl and I be side eyeing her mom for relaxing her hair because the sooner the hair journey begins the better. And I remember when I got relaxers as a little girl and my hair would be cute for like 1 week then dry then break and the cycle would just keep going and all my mom knew to do was perm my hair :/
Her type of hair texture will soak up all the product anyway. By day two or three her hair will be light and voluminous. So stop judging and just appreciate the video.
+j r That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. The process is getting the hair done. After the process you should have the desired results...not wait days for them. I have natural hair. I do my own, and when I'm done, it's perfect. I don't wait for days. It's also shiny and blows in the wind. Not greasy and weighed down. Try again.
Her hair looks beautiful. There are so many negative comments but some will go out and buy a wig that looks just like that but say you did everything wrong but wash her hair.
why this lady look like she got an attitude tho.......acting like she didnt want to do her hair....anyways the hair look heavy and not light and bouncy.
+cherrypie10466 you got all of that from her face?!? The client is not smiling...period. I do not smile all of the time; but, I am not mad or have an attitude.. And, her hair turned out great! I love the bounce as well!
yes, I recently went to a Dominican Salon 2 weeks ago and I still have a lot of body & bounce. I explained that I didn't want my hair to look flat/weighed down. The stylist didn't look very experienced - even when she started to blow dry. The client didn't appear confident in who was in her hair. Just my opinion.
Jessica Butler I agree with you....So people just find anything to be negative about, because their life is miserable.😑...Her hair looks nice and who cares about the way they are looking...the video is about hair not looks & attitudes.
Why so much negativity? I follow white stylist and their comments aren't nearly as cold and venomous as the ones I find on AA natural hair videos. If she is doing such a bad job, post links to your videos so we can see the correct procedure.
i love the products i plan to use it i think this client is due for a serious hair cut her ends are so damaged and thuin the top is full overall silk press awesome
Iggi Collection you are so welcome. some of us holler black lives matter and they do but some can't even be nice to one another. take care.. hope you still want to do videos.
Amiga como consigo ese producto a aquí en Barranquilla Colombia y otro pregunta ese producto cuando se lava el cabello vuelve a colocarse ondulado nuevamente?
You sure have have time plenty of time to sit wherever you are and right to me. I am glad i don`t have to pay you shit for this stupid " comment." But thank you for wasting your 15 secs of your life on me :)
Uhm her hair is weighed down. Any natural would know that oil is not needed when straightening hair. Oil and heat is a big no no. No wonder she already has heat damage. And secondly whatever happened to detangling the hair, sectioning it, and then proceeding to blow dry STARTING AT THE BACK? This whole process didn't sit well with me.
yes, I recently went to a Dominican Salon 2 weeks ago and I still have a lot of body & bounce. I explained that I didn't want my hair to look flat/weighed down. The stylist didn't look very experienced - even when she started to blow dry. The client didn't appear confident in who was in her hair.
+ididntreallymeanit I agree .. It should be more flows there was no need for all that product a simple heat protectant would've worked .. No need for all the extra oils
THERE IS A VERY GREAT FEATURE ON YOU TUBE THAT'S EXTREMELY CONTROVERSIAL! THIS IS THE REASON THIS FEATURE WAS CREATED! AS A TH-cam LOVER IM ALWAYS ENTERTAINED AND LOVE THE VAST SUBJECTS, Variety is THE the best part,! AS A BEAUTICIAN (LIKE MYSELF) I'VE HAD A BIG DISCOURAGEMENT OF EVEN WANTING TO SHOW THE WORLD MY SKILLS AND MY LOVE FOR THE HEALTH AND THE CONDITION OF MY CLIENTS HAIR SKIN AND NAILS MOST IMPORTANTLY THEIR PERSONALITY AND FEELINGS THAT BRIG US ALL TOGETHER AS ONE!, The comment section is THE worst and THE best of YOU TUBES SELECTIVE FEATURES!! THE " NO COMMENT SECTION" FEATURE IS AVAILABLE TO ALL WHO CHOOSE TO HAVE IT OR NOT!! ....IN MY OPINION The YTBC IS BETTER OFF NOT HAVING A COMMENT SECTION! BECAUSE THE PERCENTAGE RATE OF POSITIVEUplifting CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM IS 1 IN 50 COMMENTS! SERIOUSLY!!??!! WE CAN AND SHOULD EITHER TRY TO DO BETTER! OR CUT ALL THE COMMENT SECTIONS OUT OF THE YTBC! STARTUP WITH NO CHASER, Its doing a HELL-OF-AA-LOT-MORE HARM THAN ANY GOOD AT THIS POINT!.....PERIOD!
+StylesbyBlendingbella for a Dominican blow out it would have been important, but not for a natural who doesn't want to use much heat. The less heat the better. Actually rollers would have been better. Most naturals avoid heat because it ruins their natural curl pattern...for most of us the kinky pattern is the reason why we like being natural.
I'm super confused. I have been natural for almost two years (big chop anniversary 9/8) I have not put ANY heat on my hair. I don't want to damage it. ok now my question rather concern: can you explain to me why it was blower out and then straightened. Isn't that a lot of heat!?
EVERY head of hair, just like every person, is different. I hear people saying all the time that they "are afraid of heat" and I wonder - why are you afraid of it? and who said you should be? of course - anyone can damage their hair by using too high a heat, but if you blow dried and flat ironed your chemically altered permed hair and it didn't fall out - I'm pretty sure you have an idea of what level of heat your hair can take. So don't be afraid - don't be reckless, either, but definitely don't be afraid. When in doubt - just start at the lowest heat on your styling tool. I have always had long hair - maybe I had about 6 perms in my entire life (during high school) - the rest of the time my mom pressed my hair with a metal straightening comb on straight up flames on the stove and I didn't suffer heat damage. When I got older I used a curling iron to straighten my hair and then a flat iron once they were invented. What temperature I use depends on how flat I want my hair. My iron goes up to 465, I think, and I have used it on the highest setting. The lowest setting is 365 and I have used it on that as well. I still don't have heat damage. I started my "natural hair journey" about three years ago - I'm about to go into my fourth year - my hair had grown a few inches more. My journey is not about styling my hair, but making it healthy no matter what style I choose to wear so I learned to co-wash and deep condition and wear protective styles, etc etc - but I still flat iron my hair and still use whatever temp I want. Now I choose mostly 365 because I don't need my hair bone straight, but if I wanted it to be I wouldn't be afraid to use 465. The reason they blow the hair dry first is because your hair is not made up of just one smooth strand - it's actually jagged, like scales that stick out a bit (think of this as being "open"). Blow drying makes these scales lie flat on top of one another (think of this as being "closed") making the hair shaft appear quite smooth. So when you run a flat iron along a flattened hair shaft you get a sleeker, shinier, smoother result. It may (as you said), indeed, be a lot of heat, but different types of heat that serve different purposes. One (blow dry) is to evaporate moisture from the hair quickly and seal the shaft the other (iron) is to temporarily lock in that seal while heating up and evenly distributing the oils in/on the hair to bring up a shine. Don't be afraid of heat - experiment. Too much of a good thing is always bad, but a little bit of a good thing never is. Here's to your journey - two years and going strong - that's awesome!!!
+Today's Special Minis thank you...I was relaxed for awhile and damaged my hair due to straightening wayyyy to much. I love the fro and would be interested in seeing what it looks like straightened. I'm. it going to though. I'm still not quite there.
her hair does look very healthy just a little heavy and greasy from product but she did a great job,depending on hair texture imit might soak it up anyway the next day and look lighter,great video tho.
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I love it. The oil was kinda overboard her hair looked nice and oiled after dryer process additional oil wasn't nessasary but very nice. Thanks for the upload
I applaud you for being courageous for posting content...so many ppl r so critical with not even one video of how they would do a silk blowout...with all of the expertise advertised here, i sure did look for content on their personal channel to see if they too are professionals... To my surprise...NOTHING TO SHOW FOR ALL THE ADVICE SOME R GIVING.
Sister keep up the good work and perfecting ur craft.
EXACTLY ! ppl need not to speak when they can /have NOT done better! By better I mean POST YOUR OWN HOW TO VIDEO & hop off of this one! I loveeee to see black women showing & mastering their craft!
I agree
So true
Martins Peter I agree...
Nice job! The model has beautiful features that really compliment the style.
Thank you
The clients make-up is Gorgeous
in my opinion you could of held off on all the extra oils , when straightening natural hair oil really isn't necessary because in the few days after natural oils will penetrate the hair shaft . you want your hair to be as light and movable as possible . your hair shouldn't be like when I move , you move , just like that 🙄
😂😂😂😂😂
SCREAMMMMIN AT THE "when i move you move just like that" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🚮🚮🚮🚮🚮
lmaaaaoooooooo
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Hahahaha
If y'all dont go head with those negative comments. Her hair looks lovely!! awesome job!
They're just messy as hell on here.
so true lol. people just live to be petty smh
Jessica Butler but for natural hair you don't need that much oil to blow it out and straighten it
those brows are like daggers through my soul 😍
I'm so amazed at how us black women are doing everything natural and healthy now. It's actually historic that relaxers are not common anymore. I'm a nanny for a little black girl and I be side eyeing her mom for relaxing her hair because the sooner the hair journey begins the better. And I remember when I got relaxers as a little girl and my hair would be cute for like 1 week then dry then break and the cycle would just keep going and all my mom knew to do was perm my hair :/
Joi Pretty I would never perm a child’s hair 😩
Her type of hair texture will soak up all the product anyway. By day two or three her hair will be light and voluminous. So stop judging and just appreciate the video.
Who wants to spend hours in a salon, only to have to wait 2 or 3 days to get what you really want? :/
THANK YOU
+oxbaysidexo it's called a process baby. hair don't grow picture perfect over night
+j r That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. The process is getting the hair done. After the process you should have the desired results...not wait days for them. I have natural hair. I do my own, and when I'm done, it's perfect. I don't wait for days. It's also shiny and blows in the wind. Not greasy and weighed down. Try again.
+F E R O X uh oh, look who's reaching. Stop yourself.
She looks like Sanai Lathan (idk if I spelled that right) lol but I love her hair you did a great job
Yessss she do look like Sanaa .
Thats sounds about right
Niyaah Kanae
She does
client looks gorgeous! n she almost look happy! beautiful job!
Her hair looks beautiful. There are so many negative comments but some will go out and buy a wig that looks just like that but say you did everything wrong but wash her hair.
why this lady look like she got an attitude tho.......acting like she didnt want to do her hair....anyways the hair look heavy and not light and bouncy.
😂😂😂😂😭 lmaoo
+cherrypie10466 you got all of that from her face?!? The client is not smiling...period. I do not smile all of the time; but, I am not mad or have an attitude..
And, her hair turned out great! I love the bounce as well!
+capria30 good for you!
Yes like aching Bougie lol
yes, I recently went to a Dominican Salon 2 weeks ago and I still have a lot of body & bounce. I explained that I didn't want my hair to look flat/weighed down.
The stylist didn't look very experienced - even when she started to blow dry. The client didn't appear confident in who was in her hair. Just my opinion.
Your client is beautiful she favors Senai Latham!
really? she favors Tamar braxton
+Brianna C No way! lol
+Tammy D Milledge She favors the bride in Act like a lady think like a man part 2
wow she does look like her! especially at the end when she's smiling
+MsShootingstars Right I'm glad you see what I see
That woman looks gorgeous and I love how you did her hair I’ve been trying to get my own hair to look that way...Awesome Job!! 😃
Thank you
Your client is so beautiful, love her hair...gorgeous!
her hair looks beautiful I love that our sisters is going natural
Thanks for Watching💕
Jessica Butler I agree with you....So people just find anything to be negative about, because their life is miserable.😑...Her hair looks nice and who cares about the way they are looking...the video is about hair not looks & attitudes.
Yes, all types of hair textures
Why so much negativity? I follow white stylist and their comments aren't nearly as cold and venomous as the ones I find on AA natural hair videos. If she is doing such a bad job, post links to your videos so we can see the correct procedure.
Don't the girl getting her hair done kind of look like Regina Hall?
I was thinking the same thing !
No
I was thinking the same, or Sanaa Lathan.
Idk About The Rest Of Them But This Looks Amazing To Me 😍😍😍
Very nice work. Your look as though she has 4c hair, which is the curl pattern of my hair. Any suggestions on what products to use?
Daily haircare on natural hair depends on how receptive it is to the product, so it varies.
i love the products i plan to use it i think this client is due for a serious hair cut her ends are so damaged and thuin the top is full overall silk press awesome
That was beautiful. At what setting are you using the iron to not burn the hair?
Definitely coming out there to get my hair done
You slayed her hair. Just beautiful. Subby you now.
beautiful enough said
Just looks relaxed
can't wait to get my hair straightened tomorrow . if i can find any hair salons open on a Sunday lol
wouldnt rollers set bet better and less damage or no?
looks good. a tutorial video and people being rude..you did excellent!!
Thank you
Iggi Collection you are so welcome. some of us holler black lives matter and they do but some can't even be nice to one another. take care.. hope you still want to do videos.
Job well done! Love the hairdo!
Maravilhoso... super brilhante!
Great video but how long does the hair remain straght like this?
lovely thank you for sharing with us
Great results!
Amiga como consigo ese producto a aquí en Barranquilla Colombia y otro pregunta ese producto cuando se lava el cabello vuelve a colocarse ondulado nuevamente?
Too much oil style will not last, will get oily and stringy quick but pretty for the day.
I was thinking the same thing.
Lo'ree Rhonda puede. Trabucirmelo. En español
professional beautician I see it in her technique
Thanks for Watching 💕
How long does it usually last before it starts to revert back, I'm 4c and I had mines blown by the "Dominicans" in 2 days it was back poofy...
why do they look mad .. and the lady doing her hair looks like she doesn't care to do the hair ...
Amber Hill It's called a "resting bitch face ".
Your clients cheekbones 😣😣..I wish I had em 😍😍
nice job and beautiful hair love it
This is beautiful
Client doesn't look happy or comfortable.
I'm not seeing this uncomfortable look on the client's face. What's she supposed to do, smile the whole time.
Pepi wongayo is not a client, is a model! Know the difference!
You sure have have time plenty of time to sit wherever you are and right to me. I am glad i don`t have to pay you shit for this stupid " comment." But thank you for wasting your 15 secs of your life on me :)
It looks so gorgeous
Thanks for Watching 💕
HCO leave in conditioner by Design Essentials acts as a heat protectant
Iggo Coletion- Jesus the Holy and Savior of wirld, glory my King if kings
Love it. the hair is gorgeous.
Beautiful model!
Thanks for Watching 💕
Uhm her hair is weighed down. Any natural would know that oil is not needed when straightening hair. Oil and heat is a big no no. No wonder she already has heat damage. And secondly whatever happened to detangling the hair, sectioning it, and then proceeding to blow dry STARTING AT THE BACK? This whole process didn't sit well with me.
yes, I recently went to a Dominican Salon 2 weeks ago and I still have a lot of body & bounce. I explained that I didn't want my hair to look flat/weighed down.
The stylist didn't look very experienced - even when she started to blow dry. The client didn't appear confident in who was in her hair.
YOUR MODEL IS MY LONG LOST CHILDHOOD FRIEND!!!!
have you guys reconnected!?
No....:-(
That sucks...maybe you will though
From your lips to God's Ears....
Amen☝🙏
Girl u can do hair!!!
Thank you
she needs to do her own her
It's looks great
Thank you
Her hair looks greasy and weighed down.
she did put a lot in it. looks nice but I like a little shine
agreed!
Try again
+ididntreallymeanit I agree .. It should be more flows there was no need for all that product a simple heat protectant would've worked .. No need for all the extra oils
Yeah she put waaaay to much oil
THERE IS A VERY GREAT FEATURE ON YOU TUBE THAT'S EXTREMELY CONTROVERSIAL! THIS IS THE REASON THIS FEATURE WAS CREATED! AS A TH-cam LOVER IM ALWAYS ENTERTAINED AND LOVE THE VAST SUBJECTS, Variety is THE the best part,! AS A BEAUTICIAN (LIKE MYSELF) I'VE HAD A BIG DISCOURAGEMENT OF EVEN WANTING TO SHOW THE WORLD MY SKILLS AND MY LOVE FOR THE HEALTH AND THE CONDITION OF MY CLIENTS HAIR SKIN AND NAILS MOST IMPORTANTLY THEIR PERSONALITY AND FEELINGS THAT BRIG US ALL TOGETHER AS ONE!, The comment section is THE worst and THE best of YOU TUBES SELECTIVE FEATURES!! THE " NO COMMENT SECTION" FEATURE IS AVAILABLE TO ALL WHO CHOOSE TO HAVE IT OR NOT!! ....IN MY OPINION The YTBC IS BETTER OFF NOT HAVING A COMMENT SECTION! BECAUSE THE PERCENTAGE RATE OF POSITIVEUplifting CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM IS 1 IN 50 COMMENTS! SERIOUSLY!!??!! WE CAN AND SHOULD EITHER TRY TO DO BETTER! OR CUT ALL THE COMMENT SECTIONS OUT OF THE YTBC! STARTUP WITH NO CHASER, Its doing a HELL-OF-AA-LOT-MORE HARM THAN ANY GOOD AT THIS POINT!.....PERIOD!
Can these product be used on transition and relaxed hair?
what type of blow dryer did you use?
How much does something like this average? Price wise?
nice results
Very good job idk if shes heard but client favors and looks like a mix of Sanaa lathan and Regina Hall
PLEASE COME TO NYC FOR A WEEK... HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE YOUR SKILLZ :-)
what was the heat setting?
Did you use any heat protectant? Voice over would have been best for he video quality
Black Females Are hair GOD. That Is what they Bow down to them and WISH you HAD all that SKILL
One of the most important parts is the blow dry, would've been nice to see it.
+StylesbyBlendingbella for a Dominican blow out it would have been important, but not for a natural who doesn't want to use much heat. The less heat the better. Actually rollers would have been better. Most naturals avoid heat because it ruins their natural curl pattern...for most of us the kinky pattern is the reason why we like being natural.
+Nina Simone Its still important
Beautiful hair 😍😍😍
when you put her under the dryer with the plastic wrap on her head was the dryer temperature set on cool or warm??
Warm
I'm super confused. I have been natural for almost two years (big chop anniversary 9/8) I have not put ANY heat on my hair. I don't want to damage it. ok now my question rather concern: can you explain to me why it was blower out and then straightened. Isn't that a lot of heat!?
*blowed
Oh ok....thank you! Is there really a such thing as heat protectant. I am almost 2 years natural with no heat and I am afraid of damaging my hair
Ok thank you...I really want to try it😊
EVERY head of hair, just like every person, is different. I hear people saying all the time that they "are afraid of heat" and I wonder - why are you afraid of it? and who said you should be? of course - anyone can damage their hair by using too high a heat, but if you blow dried and flat ironed your chemically altered permed hair and it didn't fall out - I'm pretty sure you have an idea of what level of heat your hair can take. So don't be afraid - don't be reckless, either, but definitely don't be afraid. When in doubt - just start at the lowest heat on your styling tool. I have always had long hair - maybe I had about 6 perms in my entire life (during high school) - the rest of the time my mom pressed my hair with a metal straightening comb on straight up flames on the stove and I didn't suffer heat damage. When I got older I used a curling iron to straighten my hair and then a flat iron once they were invented. What temperature I use depends on how flat I want my hair. My iron goes up to 465, I think, and I have used it on the highest setting. The lowest setting is 365 and I have used it on that as well. I still don't have heat damage. I started my "natural hair journey" about three years ago - I'm about to go into my fourth year - my hair had grown a few inches more. My journey is not about styling my hair, but making it healthy no matter what style I choose to wear so I learned to co-wash and deep condition and wear protective styles, etc etc - but I still flat iron my hair and still use whatever temp I want. Now I choose mostly 365 because I don't need my hair bone straight, but if I wanted it to be I wouldn't be afraid to use 465. The reason they blow the hair dry first is because your hair is not made up of just one smooth strand - it's actually jagged, like scales that stick out a bit (think of this as being "open"). Blow drying makes these scales lie flat on top of one another (think of this as being "closed") making the hair shaft appear quite smooth. So when you run a flat iron along a flattened hair shaft you get a sleeker, shinier, smoother result. It may (as you said), indeed, be a lot of heat, but different types of heat that serve different purposes. One (blow dry) is to evaporate moisture from the hair quickly and seal the shaft the other (iron) is to temporarily lock in that seal while heating up and evenly distributing the oils in/on the hair to bring up a shine. Don't be afraid of heat - experiment. Too much of a good thing is always bad, but a little bit of a good thing never is. Here's to your journey - two years and going strong - that's awesome!!!
+Today's Special Minis thank you...I was relaxed for awhile and damaged my hair due to straightening wayyyy to much. I love the fro and would be interested in seeing what it looks like straightened. I'm. it going to though. I'm still not quite there.
Yes Beautiful Honey .You better work that hair ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you
BEAUTIFUL
can this be done on damaged hair? how long does it last?
Thank you
you go girl
What type of hair texture does she have??
Love it 😍
Thank you
Perfect, Congratulation
Thanks for Watching 💕
love it ..good
were can i get the products plz am in the same situation wth my hair
Iggicollection.com
Were is it coz am in jordan
+Mwanakombo Maro Rashid Email me at Shopiggicollection@gmail.com
love it
gorgeous
I love influence products
Beautiful
Thank you
what straightener is that _?
Miami, Florida
Nice job dear
waow nice
Hair looks Fabulous. Wh
what if u dont have a dryer that u sit under
Where you located
beautiful
yes I agree with that to Beautiful
omg I so need you in this head of mined
I did mine nd couldn't get it straight like dis. my flat iron is up to 220 degrees
your client resembles Regina Hall to me .. pretty !!!
Just my two cents, but I think her hair turned out lovely :-)
thank you
You're welcome! I wish you could do my daughter's hair LOL!!!
I think the oil, even light, weights it down
In what city are you located
her hair does look very healthy just a little heavy and greasy from product but she did a great job,depending on hair texture imit might soak it up anyway the next day and look lighter,great video tho.
Her hair is pretty, but it looks really heavy and weighed down, it did not have much life when she shook it.
this is Nikki anderson my mother does my hair
Nice video
Thank you