I was waiting on this video! Did you know both items not only went up in price after your recent videos, but eventually sold out in a few days. These brands better cut you a check lol
That's probably what curlformers noticed and was hoping to work with her so their products can sell out. They could stay there and wait! Ain't nobody paying them prices for their products.
Could the twisting machine be used without the first step where it twists the two individual strands? And just start with the 2nd step🤔 because when you do it by hand, you don’t do that first step. Also, could that first step be used on its own to create ”finger coils”? After the machine is done twistng you’d just release the strands!
I like the electric untangle it seem like it’s good for natural hair (less hair falls) but I think the twist by hand are way better it’s more natural and smooth! Enjoyed watching
❤Hey girl . I think for the machine twist intead of using the first switch skip to the second switch . I think it might come out like a twist out instead of faux locks
Amber, I am a new subscriber thanks to your Curl/wave former videos. I am a nanny to a foster group that has children from all races. I have recently been learning how to work with natural hair and your videos have helped me SO much. Thank you for being true to your subs with reviews like this as it makes learning how to do things easier.
sewfastdancer You have children of different “ethnicities”, not races. We are all one race, which is ‘human’. Anytime I see or hear someone say or put humans in the context of different “races”, I always try to correct. We shouldn’t be going by what the government says, we should go with what science calls us as a specie, which is “Homosapien”. IJS Even though the government hasn’t changed this on documents we fill out, it doesn’t mean we need to carry it with us and consider everyone a different race just because the government does. The government is ignorant. I should know, I worked for the government for two decades almost.
@@Aashai I have 3a, 3c and 4a hair And a blow dry if done right does the trick. A flat iron if I'm doing my own hair. I know if you silk press that's all you need. Even for 4c hair
I liked the side that you twisted with you hand better. It's fluffier and more defined I think. I believe the tool is good if you want your twist to last long. But for a twist-out it's a no haha
I choose the side you did with your hands because it was less frizzy and even before you took the twist out , the side you did with your hands had the look that could be rocked without having to be separated as it was a suitable style within it self . Thanks for doing this video allowing us to make our own personal judgments in regards to getting caught up in all these new hair tech hypes . As , ALWAYS you keep us posted with the lastest and bring it in a 100 format . 😎💖
I prefer it done by hand I think. Thick and juicy *and* quick. You and I have completely opposite hair, I'd love to have hair similar to yours for 24 hours, just to try what it's like!
The electric twister side seems to have given your hair a Bantu knot-out look, without all the discomfort, of sleeping in the Bantu knots. It's a nice look. Definitely, can't be separated, without creating frizz, though. I like both looks. Thanks, for the video😊
Amber, you have to remember even though you do you twist outs by hand, you don’t sit there and twist each strand tight by hand then do your twists. Is there a way to do the twist machine without twisting the individual strands first. That’s also why using the machine is so much slower, it’s a 2-step process, whereas your by hand twist outs are 1-step.
I love your videos so much. I am a darker shade of clear and have straight thin fine hair with no volume. The only way I can get curls is by following your heatless curl hacks. Your hair is SO beautiful. I prefer your hair using the hand twisting. So full and bouncy and looks so soft.
My arms and hands hurt watching you do your thick gorgeous hair...ooh my goooodness lol your patience is key. I love your videos and your so entertaining💖💖💖💖
I would NEVER use that curling tool, I can see my self cutting out my hair because I wouldn’t be able to get it untangled from that contraption. You’re a brave one.
I think you need to try again with the electric side only coiling like your hands, and not separately twisting EACH STRAND before twisting each strand together. The non-mechanical side looks better, though.
I loved the hand twist side but I’m going to definitely try the detangler!! I finger detangle so I’m sure it will cut my time in less than half! The ends on your hand twist side were beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Thanx, girl! I've ordered a Ramington brush yesterday. I've discovered it thanx to your review. Never heard about it before. I hope it will be helpful on my very long european hair.
Anne Belcher I thought the same. Instead pressing the button to twist each individual piece and then pressing the button to twist the strands together to form the twist just put the strands and twist them together avoiding a step and cutting back on time.
The mechanical twister added an extra step. It twisted each part individually and then afterwards, reversed and twisted those two parts together. I think that added more time. And due to the potential for any hair getting caught wrapped around the orange hooks of the machine, it might be better that it doesn't spin any faster! Haha. Thank you so much for your review and showing us how it worked on your hair. Love your channel!!
Hey Amber ! You should do more videos like this one ! It was really cool to watch it ! But I like the videos you make ! I litterally prefere the side you did on your own. The twists look so much better than the other side ! The ending look style was cute by the way ! :p
I do t like how that tool twists up the hair into locks before it twists . Because our hair doesn’t need that. Only thinner hair . When it locks the hair like that it creates so much frizz . But great comparison.
I like them both. With the hair twisting tool, Skip the initial twists, and just go to the part where the hair is twisted over one another. See it’s that make a difference. I think it should.
On the tool side do a video where you just do the second kind of twist without doing the first part and see how they look! I love your videos because I'm learning ways to care for my biracial grandbabies hair! Thank you for the great content
Sooo cool! Okay, here's my thoughts (but, I'm a bright white girl with poker straight red hair and I'm pretty sure I probably don't know what I'm talking about. Yay.) Hand twisted side: Not as shiny Not as frizzy Looser curls WAY FASTER! =D Machine side: So shiny! Tighter curls Didn't get twisted as close to the scalp as the hand twisted side. Amazingly frizzy once you separated the twists. I was really surprised by that since they were so shiny. I like the hand twisted side much better. But... I bet you could get the good results from the machine side if you were able to do your twists a bit tighter. (that kinda gets rid of the time advantage of twisting by hand but maybe give a try for shi*s and giggles) - if twists are very moisturized I'd think yours would look way better than the machine's twists. Please don't beat me up for talking w/no actual experience. I just love your videos. :)
I feel like the tangle teaser is actually pulling all loose hairs out and the electric detangler is very gentle so it's not pulling all loose hairs out.
You should do a video for when your going to work what hairstyles you wear or let's say you didn't do your hair and your in a rush what hairstyles you wear?
I like the side you did by hand over the tools, however I would try the detangling brush NOT the twisting tool. I don't like the effect it has on the twist out.
This tool would be great for tightening locs! For me, only use for this machine. On my loose hair, it will snag, pull, and break my hair. Also the machine removes all volume.
I’m literally a white girl with barely wavy hair and I’m obsessed with your content and have been watching you forever,, you’re so gorgeous and make the best videos Thankyou for creating
I know the detangling brush took longer but I think it would be worth it if it meant having less breakage, especially for someone with really damaged hair! That's a fantastic product.
I do 'ropes' in my granddaughter's hair - - she has caucasian hair, with only a slight curl, and it's down to her bottom. I twist them very tightly and leave them in for a couple of days. When I take them out, she has little sausages hanging down her back - - they're so cute. For her hair, the tighter I twist them, the better they look.
What if you did smaller sections with the electric twister to get a faux loc look, and did not fluff the twists out? It looks like it will last you a few days. I like the look as a style for you to switch it up. But like the hand twist for the everyday style
I don’t have the same texter hair you have. I have 4C (more like 4Z). I want to try the electric detangler and see how that works on my hair. I never even seen that tool before I found you on utube
I think the tool side is Tighter because you rolled each strand group before you twisted it. So, if you simply twist the two strands with the tool without coiling the hair first, I wonder if it would be just as thick and easy to undo? That's my request if I can make one. Thanks in advance🤔
I wonder if the electric detangled just didn't remove the shed hair due to the wide teeth meaning maybe some of the shed hair stayed in your hair or fell to the floor since the teeth may be too wide to hold onto it where the tangle teezer will remove the shed hairs while keeping them in the brush. The type of twists done with the tool are called rope twists which would have taken you longer had you done that kind by hand. ( I think you twist the two sections one way and then wrap them around each other the other way see rope twist tutorial for an example.) I also wonder if the electric detangled would work faster if you used it as a regular brush moving it in and out of the hair more often rather than starting at the top and just waiting on it to go down the strands.. Like actually brushing the hair with the detangling brush starting at the ends or do the directions say to start at the root and wait for it to glide down slowly.
I like the twisting tool twists because they are elongated and seem like they would last. However, I think you may need a little more practice and smooth the ends better. However, I agree that it would be nice to skip the extra twisting step.
you should do your twists the same way the machine di]oes them so its equal work that way timing would be more legit since youre doing the same exact thing
Idk if anyone else in the coments said this but the machine side of your hair is finger coiled because the machine twisted the sections of hair around before creating the actual twists. By doing this it makes your twists alot tighter and your finishing look will end up just like yours.
So question for any of y'all with super curly/coily hair. What does twisting do? A lot of naturals do it when pre-pooing, or even just after conditioning they twist their hair. Is it mostly just for easier sectioning?
I’ve been enjoying your videos! I’m a new subscriber and have been interested in trying some of these gadgets you’ve been reviewing. I would like to try out that hair brush for sure.
Really it depends on your vibe for that day. I agree the side where the machine was used 🔥🔥🔥🔥if the ends got finger coiled. Hand twisted side🔥 but it’s like eh .. seen it before, lol.
I was waiting on this video! Did you know both items not only went up in price after your recent videos, but eventually sold out in a few days. These brands better cut you a check lol
That's probably what curlformers noticed and was hoping to work with her so their products can sell out. They could stay there and wait! Ain't nobody paying them prices for their products.
Could the twisting machine be used without the first step where it twists the two individual strands? And just start with the 2nd step🤔 because when you do it by hand, you don’t do that first step.
Also, could that first step be used on its own to create ”finger coils”? After the machine is done twistng you’d just release the strands!
Ohhhhh I get what you mean! I just followed the instructions 🤷🏽♀️ but that’s actually a great remark!!
I think that would create tangles, and single strand knots. Proceed, with caution!
That machine is dangerous! 🤣
YT4Me57 I’m still intrigued because my twists are not great when I do it myself. The detangler detangles large sections of my hair without damage.
Yes!! I'd love to see what it does by skipping the first step and only doing step two!
Amber you can’t be doing this to me. I got tons of homework, but when you post, homework is pushed away 😂😂😂😂 I will get back to it... later lmaoo
Machine
Esiri Eya'ufe nah all eyes on Amber 😂
I do both so I'm gooood
I prefer the hand twisted side too. I'm going to get me one of those electric detangling brushes too!
You look lovely Amber!
The tool/machine kinda made your hair look like locs
Can u use it for locs
Luke Matthews probably, it depends how big the locs are, if there skinny then maybe
J Oates yea
I like the electric untangle it seem like it’s good for natural hair (less hair falls) but I think the twist by hand are way better it’s more natural and smooth! Enjoyed watching
❤Hey girl . I think for the machine twist intead of using the first switch skip to the second switch . I think it might come out like a twist out instead of faux locks
Amber, I am a new subscriber thanks to your Curl/wave former videos. I am a nanny to a foster group that has children from all races. I have recently been learning how to work with natural hair and your videos have helped me SO much. Thank you for being true to your subs with reviews like this as it makes learning how to do things easier.
sewfastdancer
You have children of different “ethnicities”, not races. We are all one race, which is ‘human’. Anytime I see or hear someone say or put humans in the context of different “races”, I always try to correct. We shouldn’t be going by what the government says, we should go with what science calls us as a specie, which is “Homosapien”. IJS Even though the government hasn’t changed this on documents we fill out, it doesn’t mean we need to carry it with us and consider everyone a different race just because the government does. The government is ignorant. I should know, I worked for the government for two decades almost.
Red Poetry you are so right. I completely appreciate your input. I’m still getting used to phrasing that I need to correct.
I bought the electric detangler after your first video on it. I LOVE IT!!
*I prefer the side you did manually. A blow dry and flat iron is enough for me.*
Obviously you don't have curly hair if that is enough for you.
@@Aashai I have 3a, 3c and 4a hair
And a blow dry if done right does the trick. A flat iron if I'm doing my own hair.
I know if you silk press that's all you need. Even for 4c hair
Diamond Alston says who?
Discernment Queen same honestly, I’m just lazy sometimes lol
I liked the side that you twisted with you hand better. It's fluffier and more defined I think. I believe the tool is good if you want your twist to last long. But for a twist-out it's a no haha
I choose the side you did with your hands because it was less frizzy and even before you took the twist out , the side you did with your hands had the look that could be rocked without having to be separated as it was a suitable style within it self . Thanks for doing this video allowing us to make our own personal judgments in regards to getting caught up in all these new hair tech hypes . As , ALWAYS you keep us posted with the lastest and bring it in a 100 format . 😎💖
I prefer it done by hand I think. Thick and juicy *and* quick. You and I have completely opposite hair, I'd love to have hair similar to yours for 24 hours, just to try what it's like!
I love that you listen to your subscribers
I prefer the electric hair brush and manual twisting lol
The electric twister side seems to have given your hair a Bantu knot-out look, without all the discomfort, of sleeping in the Bantu knots. It's a nice look. Definitely, can't be separated, without creating frizz, though. I like both looks. Thanks, for the video😊
you dont, need to, use so, many, commas.
you're stupid.
Surprisingly, your machine twister side looks like my manual twistout. I tend to twist very tightly.
I'm still learning to get soft twistouts.
Amber, you have to remember even though you do you twist outs by hand, you don’t sit there and twist each strand tight by hand then do your twists. Is there a way to do the twist machine without twisting the individual strands first. That’s also why using the machine is so much slower, it’s a 2-step process, whereas your by hand twist outs are 1-step.
Makes sense 😊
Recently discovered you and i cant stop watching. I have straight hair but idc i love your hair
I like the hand twisted side better but I might try the electric brush though.
Well you have to think the electric
Twister twisted it twice. It did the two individual strands then twisted those twists together!
Yeah maybe she should try just doing the second step of twisting. Twisting together. Wonder how that'll turn out
I love your videos so much. I am a darker shade of clear and have straight thin fine hair with no volume. The only way I can get curls is by following your heatless curl hacks. Your hair is SO beautiful. I prefer your hair using the hand twisting. So full and bouncy and looks so soft.
I think the electric twister would be better if you didn't twist step one so tightly
and clear the section out b4 twisting
My arms and hands hurt watching you do your thick gorgeous hair...ooh my goooodness lol your patience is key. I love your videos and your so entertaining💖💖💖💖
I would definitely try the electric detangler. I like the curls you did by hand. It looked prettier and fuller.
I'm not even a girl and my hair is wavy, but I loveeeeee watching her videos, I don't know, it's so satisfying watching her styling her hair 😍
I would NEVER use that curling tool, I can see my self cutting out my hair because I wouldn’t be able to get it untangled from that contraption. You’re a brave one.
The Tangle Teezer ripped too much hair out of my head so I stopped using it. I am, however going to get that Pre poo you keep talking about.
I think you need to try again with the electric side only coiling like your hands, and not separately twisting EACH STRAND before twisting each strand together. The non-mechanical side looks better, though.
I loved the hand twist side but I’m going to definitely try the detangler!! I finger detangle so I’m sure it will cut my time in less than half! The ends on your hand twist side were beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Amber girl I think I'll be doing my hair with my hands, I don't have the patience for those machines...lol
Agreed! Hand twist for me it looks much better the machines require too much time and patience lol 😍😍😍
You can just tell how much she loves the twister❤️💜love you gurl😄
Thanx, girl! I've ordered a Ramington brush yesterday. I've discovered it thanx to your review. Never heard about it before.
I hope it will be helpful on my very long european hair.
By hand side! Way better! Looks less frizzy and juicy! Love!
I think the twister is more suitable for a protective style than a twist out
That electric thing is magic for coloured girls! I'm getting 1 for my babygirl! Thank you for the heads up cause her hair is your hair twin!
I like the hand twist side...really pretty!
Your hand twists look so much better!
Very informative girl! But hell to the no for that twist machine 😂
OMG Amber just tried your recipe for spaghetti sauce and spiral zuchini. Absolutely delicious, thx much.
You should do a review on wet to dry rotating styling iron. See if it really works
Omg I just got one!! I’m trying this out soon!
If you were to twist the electric side without twisting it “twice” would it not appear more like the finger twisted side?
Anne Belcher I thought the same. Instead pressing the button to twist each individual piece and then pressing the button to twist the strands together to form the twist just put the strands and twist them together avoiding a step and cutting back on time.
@@perrywink17 The twists won't stay without the first twist process though. It will immediatly fall out. Try it. Won't work. 😉😊
Also, there wouldn't be any curls in the twist out either without the first twist.
The mechanical twister added an extra step. It twisted each part individually and then afterwards, reversed and twisted those two parts together. I think that added more time. And due to the potential for any hair getting caught wrapped around the orange hooks of the machine, it might be better that it doesn't spin any faster! Haha.
Thank you so much for your review and showing us how it worked on your hair. Love your channel!!
Hey Amber ! You should do more videos like this one ! It was really cool to watch it ! But I like the videos you make ! I litterally prefere the side you did on your own. The twists look so much better than the other side ! The ending look style was cute by the way ! :p
😍 stopped doing my makeup to watch ur video
I do t like how that tool twists up the hair into locks before it twists . Because our hair doesn’t need that. Only thinner hair . When it locks the hair like that it creates so much frizz . But great comparison.
If I could detangle half my hair in 15 minutes... THANK YOU JESUS!!!😆
Your hair is sooooo thick and healthy!! I love your videos!
I literally can't stop watching your videos!!
i love how creative you are with your videos
I like them both. With the hair twisting tool, Skip the initial twists, and just go to the part where the hair is twisted over one another. See it’s that make a difference. I think it should.
Ahhhhh I love your accent!!! I got distracted from everything else in the video lol
Hey amber!!! Could you please try using the “instyler”? I’m curious to see how it works on people with very curly hair!
You should do the silicone suction cup curlers. I just watched it on Hazel Goddess page but I want to see it on your hair type! 💚💚💚
On the tool side do a video where you just do the second kind of twist without doing the first part and see how they look! I love your videos because I'm learning ways to care for my biracial grandbabies hair! Thank you for the great content
Wow a completely different style on one side. I like the hand twisted style better and time is key.
Sooo cool! Okay, here's my thoughts (but, I'm a bright white girl with poker straight red hair and I'm pretty sure I probably don't know what I'm talking about. Yay.)
Hand twisted side:
Not as shiny
Not as frizzy
Looser curls
WAY FASTER! =D
Machine side:
So shiny!
Tighter curls
Didn't get twisted as close to the scalp as the hand twisted side.
Amazingly frizzy once you separated the twists. I was really surprised by that since they were so shiny.
I like the hand twisted side much better. But... I bet you could get the good results from the machine side if you were able to do your twists a bit tighter. (that kinda gets rid of the time advantage of twisting by hand but maybe give a try for shi*s and giggles) - if twists are very moisturized I'd think yours would look way better than the machine's twists.
Please don't beat me up for talking w/no actual experience. I just love your videos. :)
How cool. I’ll have to try this out!
Wow, thanks for this tutorial, never heard of these tools!
I feel like the tangle teaser is actually pulling all loose hairs out and the electric detangler is very gentle so it's not pulling all loose hairs out.
You should do a video for when your going to work what hairstyles you wear or let's say you didn't do your hair and your in a rush what hairstyles you wear?
girl u have amazing hair
Amber you should try the magic hair rollers
Yes! I’m trying them out this week ❤️❤️
So beautiful. I like by hand better. You keep doing you girl.
In love with your energy. Thanks mama
Thank you ❤️❤️
Please try the magic hair rollers! The silicone ones. I wanna see if they work for longer natural hair
I love her accent🤩
OMG.... i am in stitches... i love this video! Blessings to you Amber!
Acctually loved the machines work 😍👏🏽
i love watching these videos. my fine, unstylable hair wishes she could do this 😅 i also learn so much which is always good!!! love ur videos
I am feeling that detangling device... finger twist is nice
I love your accent!!!!!😍😘😉 You are so funny and have a beautiful spirit.
I just recently started watching your videos and I love them
The machine does rope twists not regulars twists
I like the side you did by hand over the tools, however I would try the detangling brush NOT the twisting tool. I don't like the effect it has on the twist out.
This tool would be great for tightening locs! For me, only use for this machine. On my loose hair, it will snag, pull, and break my hair. Also the machine removes all volume.
I’m literally a white girl with barely wavy hair and I’m obsessed with your content and have been watching you forever,, you’re so gorgeous and make the best videos Thankyou for creating
I really like how you did your hair!
I know the detangling brush took longer but I think it would be worth it if it meant having less breakage, especially for someone with really damaged hair! That's a fantastic product.
I do 'ropes' in my granddaughter's hair - - she has caucasian hair, with only a slight curl, and it's down to her bottom. I twist them very tightly and leave them in for a couple of days. When I take them out, she has little sausages hanging down her back - - they're so cute. For her hair, the tighter I twist them, the better they look.
Sitting here with bone straight, thin, fine blonde hair... Pretty much opposite hair type. I freaking love watching her, personality to the maximum!
I am glad you made the comparison video.
wanting all these machines, I love doing my hair with different things 💖🇧🇷
It takes me 45 min. To do my hair like this by hand, so yeah i gonna get the twister.
What if you did smaller sections with the electric twister to get a faux loc look, and did not fluff the twists out? It looks like it will last you a few days. I like the look as a style for you to switch it up. But like the hand twist for the everyday style
I’m sure you could get a bomb twist out with the tool if you skip the 1st twisting thing maybe?
I don’t have the same texter hair you have. I have 4C (more like 4Z). I want to try the electric detangler and see how that works on my hair. I never even seen that tool before I found you on utube
Girl I love your videos! I love your personality!
I think the tool side is Tighter because you rolled each strand group before you twisted it. So, if you simply twist the two strands with the tool without coiling the hair first, I wonder if it would be just as thick and easy to undo? That's my request if I can make one. Thanks in advance🤔
I wonder if the electric detangled just didn't remove the shed hair due to the wide teeth meaning maybe some of the shed hair stayed in your hair or fell to the floor since the teeth may be too wide to hold onto it where the tangle teezer will remove the shed hairs while keeping them in the brush. The type of twists done with the tool are called rope twists which would have taken you longer had you done that kind by hand. ( I think you twist the two sections one way and then wrap them around each other the other way see rope twist tutorial for an example.) I also wonder if the electric detangled would work faster if you used it as a regular brush moving it in and out of the hair more often rather than starting at the top and just waiting on it to go down the strands.. Like actually brushing the hair with the detangling brush starting at the ends or do the directions say to start at the root and wait for it to glide down slowly.
I like the twisting tool twists because they are elongated and seem like they would last. However, I think you may need a little more practice and smooth the ends better. However, I agree that it would be nice to skip the extra twisting step.
I have straight fair blonde hair but these videos are my favorite right now
I'll just use the twisting tool to coil my hair ..... that's it ...done🙂
you should do your twists the same way the machine di]oes them so its equal work that way timing would be more legit since youre doing the same exact thing
Idk if anyone else in the coments said this but the machine side of your hair is finger coiled because the machine twisted the sections of hair around before creating the actual twists. By doing this it makes your twists alot tighter and your finishing look will end up just like yours.
So question for any of y'all with super curly/coily hair. What does twisting do? A lot of naturals do it when pre-pooing, or even just after conditioning they twist their hair. Is it mostly just for easier sectioning?
have you tried knot curls? I think it would look really nice on your hair!
I’ve been enjoying your videos! I’m a new subscriber and have been interested in trying some of these gadgets you’ve been reviewing. I would like to try out that hair brush for sure.
Really it depends on your vibe for that day. I agree the side where the machine was used 🔥🔥🔥🔥if the ends got finger coiled. Hand twisted side🔥 but it’s like eh .. seen it before, lol.
Definitely bought the electric detangler based on your thoughts. It’ll be here any day now!
I watch your video all the way from Belgium, and I like your work !!!
Hah, ze is ook van België 😉 niet zo heel ver 😅