Your hair is absolutely gorgeous. I'm doing this for the entire fall/winter season. It doesn't take much to get my hair straight. I never go over a 415° degree setting just to ensure I don't get heat damage. Thoroughly cleanse, condition, moisturize and prep my hair for heat styling. In between heat sessions I'll have 2 wash day sessions and repeat the wash day process. I also make sure to use less heat when blow drying. I set my blow dryer on medium heat - high speed setting then blast with cool air.
I’m really enjoying my heat trained hair. Heat training really helps to define your curl pattern…at least in my experiences. You just must find correct conditioner for your hair type.
If I may ask how long ago did u start with heat and was it hard to manage first time u did it? Not trying to ask too much just need some advice lol ❤️💯👍🏾
Your hair is just absolutely gorgeous even just blown out. I can’t wait to get to that level of heat trained. I also recently watched your hair story and I definitely think you should bring that up more often so people don’t just assume you’ve always had such luscious hair. You’ve definitely put in the work and are reaping those rewards. New subby! Hope you make it to 10K this year 😊
Hi Roxanna, I’m Mattie and I’m new to your channel. I ran across on my feed. I’m loving what You are presenting on your platform. I have been thinking about heat training my natural hair. Lately I have been going to the salon getting a silk press on my very fine texture hair. I definitely want to try those products you used in this video. Btw you have such beautiful hair. Thanks for sharing. Blessings!❤️
Congratulations on your almost 6K👏🏽 I be glad when I reach 4K your hair has grown so much. It's pretty, tfs have a good Labor-Day weekend God-bless you 🙏🏽🌷💕🌷💕
Your hair looks great! Your curl patter is completely in tact, wow! Do you normally wash and press every 3 weeks? It seems from a lot of heat trained naturals they wash more infrequently. That's the deterrent for me :sad: I sweat in my scalp easily and need to wash weekly. Your hair looks amazing!
I wash blow dry and flat iron weekly. My curls are in tact and I use deux mousse and sit under a hooded dryer if I want to wear the wash n go look on occasion. I keep up trims every 8-10 weeks so the ends stay full. You don’t need to do a HARD silky press all the time and the hair straightens easier over time she’s right about that.
Hi Roxanna! I am new to your page and ALL of your hair videos have been so helpful. I am dealing with hair loss, traction alopecia. I am saving my money to get a transplant. So glad I saw your videos about transplant and they were so helpful & informative. Your hair looks amazing right now. I wanted to ask you if you have gotten the 2nd transplant w/Dr. Diep? I didn’t see any video about it and I am very curious because I would like to consider him for my transplant. Thank you in advance! ❤
Do you do this same routine on every wash day? And how many years have you been doing this? Asking because I just started using a blow dryer to stretch my hair because I keep getting single knots in my hair
I'm confused about heat training your hair. I saw another video said that hair that has been heat trained tends to even be straight when it's wet. I didn't know that hair that is heat trained can still have curls.
Your flat iron isn't hot enough or a really good one that's why its still just a tad bit puffy. Its all about the flat iron. Have you tried babyliss pro sold at ulta?
What is heat trained hair? Hair can’t be trained for something. I take it as heat damaged hair and that’s why and how it gets bone straight even more each time
I get what you're saying. Yes it can be damaging if heat is used excessively and the protein bonds are completely altered which leads to bone straight hair. I personally don't want bone straight hair. There are many who heat train who are able to wear their hair straight or curly because they use heat safely and in moderation so it doesn't completely change their hair texture. Others don't care about their texture and rather have bone straight hair. Everyone's goals are different with heat training. Everyone's opinions will be different though. Thanks for watching!
I had no idea these type of naturals existed. This is such a relief 😍
Love how her curl pattern is still intact even though she is heat trained. Beautiful results 💕💕
Your hair is absolutely gorgeous. I'm doing this for the entire fall/winter season. It doesn't take much to get my hair straight. I never go over a 415° degree setting just to ensure I don't get heat damage. Thoroughly cleanse, condition, moisturize and prep my hair for heat styling. In between heat sessions I'll have 2 wash day sessions and repeat the wash day process. I also make sure to use less heat when blow drying. I set my blow dryer on medium heat - high speed setting then blast with cool air.
I’m really enjoying my heat trained hair. Heat training really helps to define your curl pattern…at least in my experiences. You just must find correct conditioner for your hair type.
If I may ask how long ago did u start with heat and was it hard to manage first time u did it? Not trying to ask too much just need some advice lol ❤️💯👍🏾
Your hair is just absolutely gorgeous even just blown out. I can’t wait to get to that level of heat trained. I also recently watched your hair story and I definitely think you should bring that up more often so people don’t just assume you’ve always had such luscious hair. You’ve definitely put in the work and are reaping those rewards. New subby! Hope you make it to 10K this year 😊
Thank you so much!!
This is what i want! Love this hair.
I love your curls
Hi Roxanna, I’m Mattie and I’m new to your channel. I ran across on my feed. I’m loving what You are presenting on your platform. I have been thinking about heat training my natural hair. Lately I have been going to the salon getting a silk press on my very fine texture hair. I definitely want to try those products you used in this video. Btw you have such beautiful hair. Thanks for sharing. Blessings!❤️
Hi! Thanks for watching!
Congratulations on your almost 6K👏🏽
I be glad when I reach 4K your hair has grown so much. It's pretty, tfs have a good Labor-Day weekend God-bless you 🙏🏽🌷💕🌷💕
Thanks so much ❤️ You have beautiful hair too! Have a nice holiday!
New subie here I love your hair it's definitely motivating to see long healthy heat trained hair I hope you get to 10k sooner than expected!!!
Thanks so much! ❤️
You kind of look like Joseline Hernandez 😍🥰
Thanks for all your help. It means alot ❤️
Your hair looks great! Your curl patter is completely in tact, wow! Do you normally wash and press every 3 weeks? It seems from a lot of heat trained naturals they wash more infrequently. That's the deterrent for me :sad: I sweat in my scalp easily and need to wash weekly. Your hair looks amazing!
Thanks! I don't always silk press every wash day. Sometimes I only blow dry.
I wash blow dry and flat iron weekly. My curls are in tact and I use deux mousse and sit under a hooded dryer if I want to wear the wash n go look on occasion. I keep up trims every 8-10 weeks so the ends stay full. You don’t need to do a HARD silky press all the time and the hair straightens easier over time she’s right about that.
Going to try your regimen this no heat thing since I went back to natural is no good for my hair type
Beautiful hair 😍
Thank you!
Beautiful as always ✨
Thank you!
Hi Roxanna! I am new to your page and ALL of your hair videos have been so helpful. I am dealing with hair loss, traction alopecia. I am saving my money to get a transplant.
So glad I saw your videos about transplant and they were so helpful & informative.
Your hair looks amazing right now. I wanted to ask you if you have gotten the 2nd transplant w/Dr. Diep? I didn’t see any video about it and I am very curious because I would like to consider him for my transplant. Thank you in advance! ❤
Thanks! No, I didn't get a 2nd hair transplant.
New subbie here!!!
Thanks for subbing! ☺️
This is what I want. Do you think we can be heat train just by blow drying the hair?
Yes high heat blow drying counts just make sure you use a good heat protectant and go go over the hair too much
Do you do this same routine on every wash day? And how many years have you been doing this? Asking because I just started using a blow dryer to stretch my hair because I keep getting single knots in my hair
Yes, but sometimes I only blow dry. I don't always flat iton. I started heat training early this year. I recently switched to these products.
@@RoxannaRenea thank you for answering my questions.
When do you use the serum? After the blow dry, but before flat iron?
Yes, exactly 🙂
Beautiful
Pretty results. How do you keep your hair straight in the summer heat?
Thanks! I wrap it at night and try to stay in air conditioning 😂
@@RoxannaRenea lol
Hair is poppin! 😍😍😍😍
Thank you 💞
Goalssssss
Subscribing. Want my hair like this
Thank you!
How often do you wash your hair? And deep condition
Once a month
I think I'm in Love❤❤😍😍😘😘
How often do you wash and blowout your hair
Every 3-4 weeks but I don't always flat iron sometimes I only blow dry
How long have you been heat training?
Almost a year!
I'm confused about heat training your hair. I saw another video said that hair that has been heat trained tends to even be straight when it's wet. I didn't know that hair that is heat trained can still have curls.
Yes, heat trained hair can still have curls. Here's a video that explains it. th-cam.com/video/hUQxUpsKW50/w-d-xo.html
@@RoxannaRenea thank you I will check that out.
Very beautiful 😍 thanks so much for sharing have a wonderful blessed day today in Christ Jesus our wonderful savior Jesus Christ bye 😘
Do u use LCO or loc method
LCO
Has you hair pattern changed at all?
Slightly, it's way more manageable. I want to keep some texture in my hair to prevent too much damage.
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Your flat iron isn't hot enough or a really good one that's why its still just a tad bit puffy. Its all about the flat iron. Have you tried babyliss pro sold at ulta?
Everybody don't want bone straight hair. It's looks beautiful
I get so much breakage being heat trained any help?
I'll do a video!
What is heat trained hair? Hair can’t be trained for something.
I take it as heat damaged hair and that’s why and how it gets bone straight even more each time
I get what you're saying. Yes it can be damaging if heat is used excessively and the protein bonds are completely altered which leads to bone straight hair. I personally don't want bone straight hair. There are many who heat train who are able to wear their hair straight or curly because they use heat safely and in moderation so it doesn't completely change their hair texture. Others don't care about their texture and rather have bone straight hair. Everyone's goals are different with heat training. Everyone's opinions will be different though. Thanks for watching!
That bond treatment broke my hair off. I would NOT recommend. I am not protein sensitive
Sorry to hear that 😔