I was born with straight hair but when I hit puberty it turned into a ball of frizz. I eventually realized it was transitioning to extremely wavy but I had no idea how to care for super wavy hair. Glad I’m not the only one!
ive only recently, within the last few years, began to understand that same thing. i had straight hair until puberty, and then my hair was frizzy, tangly, it was a mess. my mom used to get angry with me and tell me if i wouldnt take care of my hair she'd cut it off (she did once, it obviously didn't help). only now in my mid-late 20s am i realizing that hormones played a huge role in the shift of my hair. i'm a mother now and my hair seems to change more as time goes on. i'm still trying to figure out what works for me, maybe i'll get there some day.
That explains so much. My hair used to be straight and wavy hair wasn't in when I was in school so I never bothered to style it properly until college.
I'm writing this comment as I'm getting my hair chemically straightened lol. I've been getting it straightened for YEARS mainly bc it's way easier to take care of. but knowing that I have your hair type to a T, I think I'll be trying this when my hair grows out again. thank you so much for the curly/wavy, frizzy hair Asians out there 🤍
You have no idea how much i’m so grateful finding your channel bc i’ve been struggling with chemical straightening and i miss my old hair back, idk how to take care of my hair so i keep straightening it, now i feel like cutting it but my hair is so long i’m kinda attach to long hair now and too impatient to wait. Guess i need to keep waiting 🥹
@@aliyahsakeena Yes but all types of hair were not represented equally beautiful. What she meant is that the nappy movement made people embrace their natural texture all the time and not only on special occasions with people carrying blow dryer and hair straighteners all the time.
Great tips! I can definitely relate to you with being Asian and having wavy hair. I just started to embrace my waves this year and now I’m in love with it. I still have a long way to go to get my hair back to a healthy state, but very happy with the progress so far. Thank you for sharing your journey!
Beginner Tips: -Moisturizing and leave in conditioner (shea moisture) -hair cut/trim -reduce use of heat (use heat protection and only once a week) -after shower (leave in conditioner, curl hair brush, use T-shirt towel and scrunch hair) -watch curly hair care routine
Love these tips! Having a moisturizing conditioner and leave in changed the game. I’m also Asian with 2a-2c waves. I started my wavy journey fall 2021 and committed to a wavy routine for one year. I just hit it and my hair has never looked and felt better! The wavy journey really taught me how to care for my hair with deep conditioners to how I comb my hair to protective styles. It’s wild how culturally we were kept from this wonderful side. Thanks for sharing your journey! I love seeing your natural hair journey and content. ❤
My problem is that my hair is curly/wavy when it’s wet and once it starts to dry it slowly loses the curls. Blow dry, air dry, gel, no gel etc, does not matter. Also when I use curly hair products my hair becomes frizzy once it’s dry. Let’s just say that I’m lost af😅
@@Hangtw at the moment I’m trying out a leave-in and a curl cream from Björk (it’s a swedish brand that people speak well about) and for gel I’m using unite curl defining cream(if I use it, don’t really like it. It makes my hair look so dry so I’m thinking that I will replace that one). Sometimes I use an hair oil. If I skip the curl cream and gel my hair looks great but no curls, with them my hair looks dry and frizzy but also no curls. Like I don’t get it😅 Also note that I live in a humid area
@@rebeccasartcorner If your hair looks great when it’s on the more straight side I don’t see why you would need to change anything. Maybe just add a leave in for more moisture if you feel like it. Too many people nowadays ,,discovering their hidden waves” with hundreds of steps and finger coiling every strand when it’s not neccessary at all if their hair looks amazing straight and it’s not frizzy…
@@seacow0473 yeah, I thought about that too so I get what you’re saying. At this point it just bothers me that I can’t get the wet curls to hold when they are dry😅 my hair was more curly/wavy when I was going through my no poo phase, when I only washed my hair with water and I didn’t use any type of products in my hair. Maybe I’m just bored, idk😅🤷♀️ I will probably give it a few more months and than if it hasn’t worked out by then maybe it’s just not meant to be🤷♀️
Your hair's absolutely stunning! Thank you so much for representing and teaching us asian girls (or boys) with hair like yours. My hair's always been so frizzy and coarse and poofy and no one else in my family had it. My friends and family all had sleek straight hair so neither I or them had any idea how to look after my hair. Thank you again for helping me on this journey! Quick question, how long does it take for the results to become permanent? Like for example, on wash day, my hair looks great and then on the next, it's gone back to it's frizzy poofy self. I've tried using the pineapple method and using a silk scarf, but especially because I have short hair, it doesn't seem to work very well. Any tips? Thank you so much again! ❤
From what I've been reading in this thread, it sounds like you have type 2 hair like I do, and the frizz struggle is real! I think it's hard for Asian type 2s because of the stereotype of Asians having type 1 straight hair and like you said, nobody really understands how to care for wavy hair. I often have to use gel, mousse, serum or light to moderate amounts of grease to seal my type 2c hair to control the frizz and avoid the dreaded "triangle head" or the poofiness that can make it look like I got in a fight with a light socket and lost.
I'm a mixed asian person with wavy/curly hair naturally and I've always been told it's so unattractive but I love it. I embrace my hair fully and try my hardest to care for it. It's been hard since my hair grew to a really long length though
Me coming across your tiktok and realizing from YOU that my hair is actually wavy too! I was so happy to find someone to explain that my natural hair was something I had to take care of; not just neglect and put up in a bun! Thank you
Being an Asian when I was a teen I was obsessed with having a straight hair and I actually thought my hair is straight plus I used lot of heat continuously for a considerable time period but when I grew up I understood that I have a wavy hair with more curls at the end. Now I'm getting used and embracing my natural hair. Now all I want is to have more defined waves and reverse the damage I've done to my hair. I think your hair tutorials suit me the best. Thank you
I'm an Asian with natural curly hair. I've been doing hair rebond since high school and it turned into such a mess. It became dry, frizzy and super damaged that I had to shave it all off. I started my hair-healing journey 4 years ago. I'm now enjoying and loving my natural curls.
Did u just let it grow out these past 4years? I also have the same problem, i rebonded my hair 3 times and right now I'm trying to just grow it out to get rid of my damaged frizzy hair.
hey can you do a video on how you straighten your curly hair? whenever I want to straighten my hair it always ends up poofy and takes hours to get it straight
Omg, I totally relate to this, growing up my mom kept telling me my hair was straight because everyone else in the family had straight hair but it just kept frizzing, curling in the end and sides to the point my mom made me get a rebound. It damaged my natural hair and the effect of the rebound eventually wore off and back to its usual state. I would never would have thought my hair was wavy all along.
Same with me but my waves haven't fully come back. Even after loads of scrunching and styling it goes straight in a matter of seconds. Any tips anyone?
I have naturally straight Asian hair but I'm so bored of it, I got a perm lol. I think people definitely want what they don't have. I really thought all Asians had straight hair so i think you're blessed to have such beautiful curly hair. The funny thing is, people probably think my perm is my natural hair and that I probably used to straighten it everyday
I would love to see how you maintain your curls and your routine betweeen washes! I feel like I struggle in keeping my hair looking nice and floofy between washes (especially going to sleep!) so I'd love any tips/recs you have :)
So true. The main stream culture that I get as a non cultural Asian American (my mom is adopted by white ppl) is: Rice water Keratin treatments Straight hair I'm half latin and my hair is between curly and wavy and it just wasn't good for me.
thank uuuu my hair looks exactly like the pic u showed of ur long straight but poofy hair and i remember when it was shorter i could see all the curls and i think i'm finally admitting to myself that i have curly or at least wavy hair and it looks better when i embrace it and don't hide it 😝😝
Saw your video on YT shorts. I also have had many years of chemically relaxed hair. Covid lockdown in 2020-2021 has prevented me from having it relaxed and I am now trying to grow out natural wavy hair. Hope your routine also works with my wavy, coarse Asian hair.
A year ago I relaxed my hair and 3 months ago I chemically straightened it. I recently got a haircut and now my hair is right above my shoulders. I plan on keeping it at this length for a few months and slowly cutting the chemically straightened hair out. Moral of the story, embrace the hair type that you were born with. You were born with those features for a reason and it will always be what looks best on you! (Just to add on, If you're thinking of getting your hair japanese straightened, don't do it. I had to use my revlon blowdry brush everytime I washed my hair because it was the only way it would look good and not fried and poofy. Now I have eight thousand split ends.)
I’m south Asian and as you know there’s a stereotype that south Asians need straight silky hair to look pretty. It isn’t as much of a stereotype as it is in East Asian countries since MANY south Asians have wavish straightish hair but mine is CURLY with ringlets which really makes me insecure since my mom always tells me how messy it looks. She even said once that I should get it permed…😭 but I’m starting to actually take care of my hair and getting proper haircuts so seeing someone with course and frizzy hair being able to make their hair pop off is so reassuring! You’re so beautiful btw ❤
aww thanks so much for this video! You have inspired me to also take care of my hair and before i used to be insecure because I did not have the straight smooth silky hair and I would always be jealous of other people and yes you are correct my parents never taught me how to care for this type of hair so i decided to do my research on yt, but seeing your wavy routines have boosted my confidence to EMBRACE my natural waves. Thank you once again
Okay, so I bought all 3 products you recommended in this video and I can't thank you enough. I know my hair isn't going to look amazing for a long time but after following your advice I'm already loving it and I used to hate my hair and felt ugly. Now I'm feeling so much better, not to be dramatic but I used to get depressed over my ''ugly'' hair. But your videos have helped me gained so much confidence and I love the waves that I have. Can't wait to see what it looks like a year from now.
That makes me sooo happy to hear! I know how you feel cause years ago, that was me too. And that’s exactly why I make videos to try and help anyone else who share the same struggle 🥲 thank you for taking the time to share your story with me ❤️ I’m so excited for you!
My hair takes hours to air dry after I put in products. Would you recommend diffusing it on low heat to dry, or would plopping it until it dries be better?
I'm here for my daughter who is growing up now. She has wavy, some curly, and some day it's more straight but not smooth. She inherited the wavy from me, but mine is more messy. I used to just blow dry or straighten it out, so people think I have sneaky silky hair. Anyways, I tried as a mom, sometimes I get it right, sometimes I don't. Her hair texture changes by day, depending on weather how beautiful her curls or waves will be. She used to get asked a lot at school if she curls her hair, because some days it just doesn't look like that. It became frustrating because her friends at school thinks she was lying. I'm so glad I have found your channel. I hope I can help her better with your tips. Thank you.
Your videos are incredibly informative! I’m curious, as a beginner, do you record them using your front or back camera, and is it from your phone or a camera? I’ve noticed that you always seem to be looking at the screen, which adds a beautiful touch to your content. I would truly appreciate it if you could share some insights. Thank you
I have a question, i have a bit of wavy hair too. But i cant use a lot of products as i have eczema, and my scalp does not like parfume at all. I cant find any good products that doesn’t have parfume in it. Is there someone that knows good products or natural remedies?!?
As a Native American, from Central Mexico we are the same way, not everyone had straight black hair. Some had wavy but definitely not curly.... What part of Asia are you from?
Can u plz share some tips to prevent rough hair ends... I really need it. I'm a teenage girl with curly hairs, and I'm so sick with rough hair ends. I live in India, so many products aren't available here that you've told to try. I really don't know how to take care of my hair plz help me...🙏🙏. Love from India 💜
Hi I hope you see this cuz I need help 😭 my girlfriend is at that awkward stage where she straitened her hair and it’s now growing out from the roots about 2-3 inches and the rest is her straight. She wants to embrace her wavy hair but doesn’t know where to start so I’ve been helping her do research 😔
Yeah i get that to its soo annoying. I'm half asian and both my parents have straight hair. My non-asian dad has slight waves bt I do have actual curls and most people seem think I curl it. I don't even have a hair curler at home!😭😭
when you started did your waves like not work with you and fade out a lot when you slept on it in the first week? i’m trying it rn and when i wake up they are basically gone!!
That’s normal for it to loosen up. And depending on your wave pattern - if it’s really loose , you’ll see it eventually fade away. Try sleeping with a bonnet and move it away so you’re not sleeping on top your hair. This might help maintain pattern or you could also refresh in the morning by misting with water!
You could try sleeping with a bonnet and moving your hair up so you won’t directly lay on it. Another option is to refresh in the morning by wetting it
are great tips! and apart from the plopping one (which I only recommend for those people with wavy or slightly curly hair, as it can cause a lot of frizz), the rest is equally suitable for everyone. Enjoy!!
I think plopping is great if they’re transitioning and really wanna encourage the pattern but denman styling is probably my fav and have the least amount of frizz!
As a girl with frizzy and wavy hair, most of the time i find it hard to manage my hair. And my parent always told me to cut my hair so I used to feel insecure. But now I want to embrace my natural hair. Thankyou for this vid, this gives me hope😊
i’m a mixed african male and my mom has very curly hair and my sisters also but it’s weird since i’m like the only person in my family with relatively straight hair, i heard it can change with age but it’s pretty weird
I am so grateful I found you! I have the exact same hair as you do and I’ve been looking for ages to find someone like you who shows their wavy hair care routine ❤
Hi.. have you chopped off your straight perm hair completely. I am in the transitional phase. Love your vedios, I find some hope during this phase while watching yours.
im actually really glad i saw your channel because your hair texture is so close to mine and i have pretty much never seen that in another asian woman. I didnt realize just how curly my hair actually was until about a year ago and im 30. I just thought it was poofy because i had no idea how to maintain it and went to stylists who were also im guessing under the impression that asians only have straight hair. They would comment that my hair was damaged even though it wasnt bleached and i rarely used heat on it. i kinda had to teach myself this stuff and your tips are helping and inspiring me even more. anyways, thank you!
Hello I hope you're fine ? thank you very much for your video I think I will start doing this routine because my hair is like you. they are not so smooth or loop well, and so when I saw your video I was so happy. I have a little question so do you know if we Asians have what type of hair exactly in the end?
I found use clarify shampoo once a week to start a clean slate for any moisture and anti frizzy or silky serum to work at its best Hair is like fiber. If not treated with clarify shampoo. it will continue to be in a gunky mess situation and no moisture conditioner or anti frizz serum can work properly 😉
I was born with wavy hair and thank goodness my father never wanted to cut my hair short or straighten it when I get older. i've embraced my waves and I thank my parents never insisted for me to get straight hair.
I was born with wavy hair and thank goodness my father never wanted to cut my hair short or straighten it when I get older. i've embraced my waves and I thank my parents never insisted for me to get straight hair.
Love this ❤my hair is not as wavy as yours but growing up I was so self conscious of my hair being wavy, especially my bangs. Everyone had straight side bangs and mine would always be wavy, and I HATED it so much. I’ve since learned how to work with my waves, and love the way it can look but it’s so true that asians do not have perfectly straight, thick, shiny black hair.
I’m so glad I came across your video. I really want to to restart my wavy hair journey but the first time I gave up bc I didn’t really know what I was doing and there weren’t many videos w/ Asian people w/ hair like mine. My hair is identical to yours in texture and waviness. You’ve inspired me to try again and not give up! Thanks for this video
Ok I’m figuring stuff out and would love a little more description on your haircut. However I’m very lucky as one parent is a hairdresser so they could figure it out. The only issue, I’m the one with the wavy curls and they have poker straight hair. So it’s always been me figuring it out or being the guinea pig. However that leave in at 3:22 I just started using and would recommend! I’ve grown up where drugstore is semi taboo due to my parent but decided to try that one and I really recommend it.
Thank you so much 😢 I just discovered I have wavy curly hair and have damaged it so much throughout the years treating it as if it was straight. I now need to moisterise my hair without it getting greasy
THANK YOU! I’m just starting my journey but I’ve only found curly hair routines, cgm videos, Curly hair journey videos and so on sooo im very glad I found you
I think it's more common than people realize for type 2s to have oilier roots and dry ends. Oil flows from scalp to ends most efficiently in people with straight hair. As a person with type 2c hair, I tend to put heavier conditioners, leave in products or sealing products everywhere but the roots, focusing mostly about mid shaft to the ends where it's the driest.
Hi, thank you so much for the tips but I have a question so my hair looks like yours when I get out of the shower and stays curly for maybe 3 hours? But then it just becomes straight I wonder if you know the reason or some tips to help me.
@@Hangtw i don't really have that much for hair but when I get out of the shower I do use something to make my curls look better. i live in Norway and the place I live we barley have anything for hair and shipping takes a long time so I always try to look in shops but they have nothing.
I don't think I've ever seen any Asian person (who wasn't mixed raced) who had curly or even wavy hair before. In retrospect, it seems obvious that at least some of the population would. Most races have a mix of hair types so why not? It makes sense now that I think about it.
I was born with straight hair but when I hit puberty it turned into a ball of frizz. I eventually realized it was transitioning to extremely wavy but I had no idea how to care for super wavy hair. Glad I’m not the only one!
ive only recently, within the last few years, began to understand that same thing. i had straight hair until puberty, and then my hair was frizzy, tangly, it was a mess. my mom used to get angry with me and tell me if i wouldnt take care of my hair she'd cut it off (she did once, it obviously didn't help). only now in my mid-late 20s am i realizing that hormones played a huge role in the shift of my hair. i'm a mother now and my hair seems to change more as time goes on. i'm still trying to figure out what works for me, maybe i'll get there some day.
That explains so much. My hair used to be straight and wavy hair wasn't in when I was in school so I never bothered to style it properly until college.
I wish I have wavy hair. My hair is pin straight all my life.
Omg the same happened to me except my hair texture has a loose curl pattern, like an 'S' shape.
It was the other way around for me. I miss my curls.
I'm writing this comment as I'm getting my hair chemically straightened lol. I've been getting it straightened for YEARS mainly bc it's way easier to take care of. but knowing that I have your hair type to a T, I think I'll be trying this when my hair grows out again. thank you so much for the curly/wavy, frizzy hair Asians out there 🤍
You have no idea how much i’m so grateful finding your channel bc i’ve been struggling with chemical straightening and i miss my old hair back, idk how to take care of my hair so i keep straightening it, now i feel like cutting it but my hair is so long i’m kinda attach to long hair now and too impatient to wait. Guess i need to keep waiting 🥹
My hair is similar. Trying to take care of it more.
As a black woman I think it is so nice that the natural haircare movement has spread to other groups of women 💖
As a man. That should be normal
Thank you for being so supportive ❤️❤️I appreciate u Alexandra
@@guichozuniga7385 for real. What a weird comment.
hey queen! i hope youre having a good day, natural hair care is already a part of a lot of cultures!
@@aliyahsakeena Yes but all types of hair were not represented equally beautiful. What she meant is that the nappy movement made people embrace their natural texture all the time and not only on special occasions with people carrying blow dryer and hair straighteners all the time.
Great tips! I can definitely relate to you with being Asian and having wavy hair. I just started to embrace my waves this year and now I’m in love with it. I still have a long way to go to get my hair back to a healthy state, but very happy with the progress so far. Thank you for sharing your journey!
Thank you for sharing your experience as well! The progress is the most rewarding part 👏🏼
Are you Filipino?
@@stuff1784 yes I am!
@@lovesette ❤️
Beginner Tips:
-Moisturizing and leave in conditioner (shea moisture)
-hair cut/trim
-reduce use of heat (use heat protection and only once a week)
-after shower (leave in conditioner, curl hair brush, use T-shirt towel and scrunch hair)
-watch curly hair care routine
Oh you haven't seen Indians when you say 'you never saw Asians with wavy hair'. I think atleast 70% of Indians have wavy or curly hair😂
Love these tips! Having a moisturizing conditioner and leave in changed the game. I’m also Asian with 2a-2c waves. I started my wavy journey fall 2021 and committed to a wavy routine for one year. I just hit it and my hair has never looked and felt better! The wavy journey really taught me how to care for my hair with deep conditioners to how I comb my hair to protective styles. It’s wild how culturally we were kept from this wonderful side. Thanks for sharing your journey! I love seeing your natural hair journey and content. ❤
🫶🏻🫶🏻 thank you so much! Thank you for sharing as well 💗
Hii, do u leave the condirioner all day and go out with it, or you wash your hair after apply it?
My problem is that my hair is curly/wavy when it’s wet and once it starts to dry it slowly loses the curls. Blow dry, air dry, gel, no gel etc, does not matter. Also when I use curly hair products my hair becomes frizzy once it’s dry. Let’s just say that I’m lost af😅
Use curly hair products on wet hair and dont move your hair a lot while its drying. Do u use a gel in the end?
I had this problem when I first started and it was because my hair was missing a lot of moisture and very dry. What products do you use?
@@Hangtw at the moment I’m trying out a leave-in and a curl cream from Björk (it’s a swedish brand that people speak well about) and for gel I’m using unite curl defining cream(if I use it, don’t really like it. It makes my hair look so dry so I’m thinking that I will replace that one). Sometimes I use an hair oil. If I skip the curl cream and gel my hair looks great but no curls, with them my hair looks dry and frizzy but also no curls. Like I don’t get it😅 Also note that I live in a humid area
@@rebeccasartcorner If your hair looks great when it’s on the more straight side I don’t see why you would need to change anything. Maybe just add a leave in for more moisture if you feel like it. Too many people nowadays ,,discovering their hidden waves” with hundreds of steps and finger coiling every strand when it’s not neccessary at all if their hair looks amazing straight and it’s not frizzy…
@@seacow0473 yeah, I thought about that too so I get what you’re saying. At this point it just bothers me that I can’t get the wet curls to hold when they are dry😅 my hair was more curly/wavy when I was going through my no poo phase, when I only washed my hair with water and I didn’t use any type of products in my hair. Maybe I’m just bored, idk😅🤷♀️ I will probably give it a few more months and than if it hasn’t worked out by then maybe it’s just not meant to be🤷♀️
Your hair's absolutely stunning! Thank you so much for representing and teaching us asian girls (or boys) with hair like yours. My hair's always been so frizzy and coarse and poofy and no one else in my family had it. My friends and family all had sleek straight hair so neither I or them had any idea how to look after my hair. Thank you again for helping me on this journey!
Quick question, how long does it take for the results to become permanent? Like for example, on wash day, my hair looks great and then on the next, it's gone back to it's frizzy poofy self. I've tried using the pineapple method and using a silk scarf, but especially because I have short hair, it doesn't seem to work very well. Any tips? Thank you so much again! ❤
From what I've been reading in this thread, it sounds like you have type 2 hair like I do, and the frizz struggle is real! I think it's hard for Asian type 2s because of the stereotype of Asians having type 1 straight hair and like you said, nobody really understands how to care for wavy hair. I often have to use gel, mousse, serum or light to moderate amounts of grease to seal my type 2c hair to control the frizz and avoid the dreaded "triangle head" or the poofiness that can make it look like I got in a fight with a light socket and lost.
I'm a mixed asian person with wavy/curly hair naturally and I've always been told it's so unattractive but I love it. I embrace my hair fully and try my hardest to care for it. It's been hard since my hair grew to a really long length though
I’m watching this in 2024 wow
Me coming across your tiktok and realizing from YOU that my hair is actually wavy too! I was so happy to find someone to explain that my natural hair was something I had to take care of; not just neglect and put up in a bun! Thank you
Being an Asian when I was a teen I was obsessed with having a straight hair and I actually thought my hair is straight plus I used lot of heat continuously for a considerable time period but when I grew up I understood that I have a wavy hair with more curls at the end. Now I'm getting used and embracing my natural hair. Now all I want is to have more defined waves and reverse the damage I've done to my hair. I think your hair tutorials suit me the best. Thank you
I'm an Asian with natural curly hair. I've been doing hair rebond since high school and it turned into such a mess. It became dry, frizzy and super damaged that I had to shave it all off. I started my hair-healing journey 4 years ago. I'm now enjoying and loving my natural curls.
Did u just let it grow out these past 4years? I also have the same problem, i rebonded my hair 3 times and right now I'm trying to just grow it out to get rid of my damaged frizzy hair.
@@yrei._.1n No, I tried multiple treatments while it was growing. Like hair oils, keratin, hair serum, etc.
I’m mixed but my hair is like yours! I’ve always straightened my hair but you make me want to try going natural!
It would be an interesting experience to try!
i’m half asian and i have waves but yes i agree people don’t know that asians can have curls and waves
hey can you do a video on how you straighten your curly hair?
whenever I want to straighten my hair it always ends up poofy and takes hours to get it straight
Yes sure!
Omg, I totally relate to this, growing up my mom kept telling me my hair was straight because everyone else in the family had straight hair but it just kept frizzing, curling in the end and sides to the point my mom made me get a rebound. It damaged my natural hair and the effect of the rebound eventually wore off and back to its usual state. I would never would have thought my hair was wavy all along.
Same with me but my waves haven't fully come back. Even after loads of scrunching and styling it goes straight in a matter of seconds. Any tips anyone?
I have naturally straight Asian hair but I'm so bored of it, I got a perm lol. I think people definitely want what they don't have. I really thought all Asians had straight hair so i think you're blessed to have such beautiful curly hair. The funny thing is, people probably think my perm is my natural hair and that I probably used to straighten it everyday
Her hair is not curly. Wavy at best, NOT curly
I would love to see how you maintain your curls and your routine betweeen washes! I feel like I struggle in keeping my hair looking nice and floofy between washes (especially going to sleep!) so I'd love any tips/recs you have :)
So true. The main stream culture that I get as a non cultural Asian American (my mom is adopted by white ppl) is:
Rice water
Keratin treatments
Straight hair
I'm half latin and my hair is between curly and wavy and it just wasn't good for me.
being a guy and realising that all these 'for the girlies' videos can apply to us too is the best thing ever c:
definitely!! i’m a girl, but i think the community we (as in us girlies) cultivate around self-care is good for everyone :))
@@angelinqxx its really is:D it seems intimidating at first but its very sweet tbh
thank uuuu my hair looks exactly like the pic u showed of ur long straight but poofy hair and i remember when it was shorter i could see all the curls and i think i'm finally admitting to myself that i have curly or at least wavy hair and it looks better when i embrace it and don't hide it 😝😝
So glad you made this, I have curls near my roots and my hair is always out of control. I’m def gonna try this
🫶🫶 let me know how it goes!!
Saw your video on YT shorts. I also have had many years of chemically relaxed hair. Covid lockdown in 2020-2021 has prevented me from having it relaxed and I am now trying to grow out natural wavy hair. Hope your routine also works with my wavy, coarse Asian hair.
Hope so!
Love your wavy hair videos so much. It’s so hard to find people with the same texture and I’m so grateful that I found you!!
🥹❤️ so happy to have you here!!
Shout out to all wavy asian hairs friends out there! I feel we have similar journey to embracing out natural hair :D
Yes Girl!! I have curly Hair too! :)
great video but girl your microphone-
A year ago I relaxed my hair and 3 months ago I chemically straightened it. I recently got a haircut and now my hair is right above my shoulders. I plan on keeping it at this length for a few months and slowly cutting the chemically straightened hair out. Moral of the story, embrace the hair type that you were born with. You were born with those features for a reason and it will always be what looks best on you! (Just to add on, If you're thinking of getting your hair japanese straightened, don't do it. I had to use my revlon blowdry brush everytime I washed my hair because it was the only way it would look good and not fried and poofy. Now I have eight thousand split ends.)
Help, my hair after smoothing not grow as good as your hair does :(
Omg this is so helpful! I’m Asian with thick wavy frizzy hair
I’m south Asian and as you know there’s a stereotype that south Asians need straight silky hair to look pretty. It isn’t as much of a stereotype as it is in East Asian countries since MANY south Asians have wavish straightish hair but mine is CURLY with ringlets which really makes me insecure since my mom always tells me how messy it looks. She even said once that I should get it permed…😭 but I’m starting to actually take care of my hair and getting proper haircuts so seeing someone with course and frizzy hair being able to make their hair pop off is so reassuring! You’re so beautiful btw ❤
aww thanks so much for this video! You have inspired me to also take care of my hair and before i used to be insecure because I did not have the straight smooth silky hair and I would always be jealous of other people and yes you are correct my parents never taught me how to care for this type of hair so i decided to do my research on yt, but seeing your wavy routines have boosted my confidence to EMBRACE my natural waves. Thank you once again
Okay, so I bought all 3 products you recommended in this video and I can't thank you enough. I know my hair isn't going to look amazing for a long time but after following your advice I'm already loving it and I used to hate my hair and felt ugly. Now I'm feeling so much better, not to be dramatic but I used to get depressed over my ''ugly'' hair. But your videos have helped me gained so much confidence and I love the waves that I have. Can't wait to see what it looks like a year from now.
That makes me sooo happy to hear! I know how you feel cause years ago, that was me too. And that’s exactly why I make videos to try and help anyone else who share the same struggle 🥲 thank you for taking the time to share your story with me ❤️ I’m so excited for you!
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My hair takes hours to air dry after I put in products. Would you recommend diffusing it on low heat to dry, or would plopping it until it dries be better?
I'm here for my daughter who is growing up now. She has wavy, some curly, and some day it's more straight but not smooth. She inherited the wavy from me, but mine is more messy. I used to just blow dry or straighten it out, so people think I have sneaky silky hair. Anyways, I tried as a mom, sometimes I get it right, sometimes I don't. Her hair texture changes by day, depending on weather how beautiful her curls or waves will be. She used to get asked a lot at school if she curls her hair, because some days it just doesn't look like that. It became frustrating because her friends at school thinks she was lying. I'm so glad I have found your channel. I hope I can help her better with your tips. Thank you.
Great tips 😊
Can you please do video on how to maintain the curls until next hair wash , cause I'm a beginner, and should I braid hair or not ?
Wear a bonnet to sleep, or refresh in the morning by spraying water 😊 I have a video that shows how I refresh
@@Hangtw thank you for replying 🤍
Your videos are incredibly informative! I’m curious, as a beginner, do you record them using your front or back camera, and is it from your phone or a camera? I’ve noticed that you always seem to be looking at the screen, which adds a beautiful touch to your content. I would truly appreciate it if you could share some insights. Thank you
I have a question, i have a bit of wavy hair too. But i cant use a lot of products as i have eczema, and my scalp does not like parfume at all. I cant find any good products that doesn’t have parfume in it. Is there someone that knows good products or natural remedies?!?
As a Native American, from Central Mexico we are the same way, not everyone had straight black hair. Some had wavy but definitely not curly.... What part of Asia are you from?
Can u plz share some tips to prevent rough hair ends... I really need it. I'm a teenage girl with curly hairs, and I'm so sick with rough hair ends. I live in India, so many products aren't available here that you've told to try. I really don't know how to take care of my hair plz help me...🙏🙏. Love from India 💜
It looks greasy in the thumbnail.
Hi I hope you see this cuz I need help 😭 my girlfriend is at that awkward stage where she straitened her hair and it’s now growing out from the roots about 2-3 inches and the rest is her straight. She wants to embrace her wavy hair but doesn’t know where to start so I’ve been helping her do research 😔
Yeah i get that to its soo annoying. I'm half asian and both my parents have straight hair. My non-asian dad has slight waves bt I do have actual curls and most people seem think I curl it. I don't even have a hair curler at home!😭😭
この動画の言ってること試してみるけど、日本にはカーリーヘアを扱える美容師がいないの。困る😭😭😭
its thin w high porosity
To anyone reading this comment you are a Queen who deserves the world and you are beautiful and intelligent no matter what anyone say
Your hair before, just like my hair now😭😭😭
your hair genuinely looks gorgeous
Does anyone have any tips for drying thick and wavy hair?
when you started did your waves like not work with you and fade out a lot when you slept on it in the first week? i’m trying it rn and when i wake up they are basically gone!!
That’s normal for it to loosen up. And depending on your wave pattern - if it’s really loose , you’ll see it eventually fade away. Try sleeping with a bonnet and move it away so you’re not sleeping on top your hair. This might help maintain pattern or you could also refresh in the morning by misting with water!
Ur so beautiful!! Also how can my hair stay curly when I wake up my hair is straight and I don't want that :v
You could try sleeping with a bonnet and moving your hair up so you won’t directly lay on it. Another option is to refresh in the morning by wetting it
@@Hangtw omg thank youuuu 😭, your the besttt 🤗🤗
are great tips! and apart from the plopping one (which I only recommend for those people with wavy or slightly curly hair, as it can cause a lot of frizz), the rest is equally suitable for everyone. Enjoy!!
I think plopping is great if they’re transitioning and really wanna encourage the pattern but denman styling is probably my fav and have the least amount of frizz!
Why do you describe your hair as wavy and not curly?
Need you skincare routine
As a girl with frizzy and wavy hair, most of the time i find it hard to manage my hair. And my parent always told me to cut my hair so I used to feel insecure. But now I want to embrace my natural hair. Thankyou for this vid, this gives me hope😊
i’m a mixed african male and my mom has very curly hair and my sisters also but it’s weird since i’m like the only person in my family with relatively straight hair, i heard it can change with age but it’s pretty weird
I am so grateful I found you! I have the exact same hair as you do and I’ve been looking for ages to find someone like you who shows their wavy hair care routine ❤
Hi.. have you chopped off your straight perm hair completely. I am in the transitional phase. Love your vedios, I find some hope during this phase while watching yours.
I so happy that someone has the exact same hair as me
im actually really glad i saw your channel because your hair texture is so close to mine and i have pretty much never seen that in another asian woman. I didnt realize just how curly my hair actually was until about a year ago and im 30. I just thought it was poofy because i had no idea how to maintain it and went to stylists who were also im guessing under the impression that asians only have straight hair. They would comment that my hair was damaged even though it wasnt bleached and i rarely used heat on it. i kinda had to teach myself this stuff and your tips are helping and inspiring me even more. anyways, thank you!
Hello I hope you're fine ?
thank you very much for your video I think I will start doing this routine because my hair is like you. they are not so smooth or loop well, and so when I saw your video I was so happy.
I have a little question so do you know if we Asians have what type of hair exactly in the end?
GIRL YOU ARE SO PRETTY, LOVELY HAIR!
What's your hair porosity type? I have dry/ coarse and low porosity. Thanks
I found use clarify shampoo once a week to start a clean slate for any moisture and anti frizzy or silky serum to work at its best
Hair is like fiber. If not treated with clarify shampoo. it will continue to be in a gunky mess situation and no moisture conditioner or anti frizz serum can work properly 😉
I was born with wavy hair and thank goodness my father never wanted to cut my hair short or straighten it when I get older. i've embraced my waves and I thank my parents never insisted for me to get straight hair.
I was born with wavy hair and thank goodness my father never wanted to cut my hair short or straighten it when I get older. i've embraced my waves and I thank my parents never insisted for me to get straight hair.
Love this ❤my hair is not as wavy as yours but growing up I was so self conscious of my hair being wavy, especially my bangs. Everyone had straight side bangs and mine would always be wavy, and I HATED it so much. I’ve since learned how to work with my waves, and love the way it can look but it’s so true that asians do not have perfectly straight, thick, shiny black hair.
I found your channel just now, and I feel so thankful for that. Thank you so much for the tips❤ I will definetely start to do them all!
This is super helpful ❤
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I have wavy hair, I think because of my spanish heritage?
I’m so glad I came across your video. I really want to to restart my wavy hair journey but the first time I gave up bc I didn’t really know what I was doing and there weren’t many videos w/ Asian people w/ hair like mine. My hair is identical to yours in texture and waviness. You’ve inspired me to try again and not give up! Thanks for this video
For #4 can you just plop your hair with a microfiber towel?
Ok I’m figuring stuff out and would love a little more description on your haircut. However I’m very lucky as one parent is a hairdresser so they could figure it out. The only issue, I’m the one with the wavy curls and they have poker straight hair. So it’s always been me figuring it out or being the guinea pig. However that leave in at 3:22 I just started using and would recommend! I’ve grown up where drugstore is semi taboo due to my parent but decided to try that one and I really recommend it.
Thank you so much 😢 I just discovered I have wavy curly hair and have damaged it so much throughout the years treating it as if it was straight. I now need to moisterise my hair without it getting greasy
What is ur hairstyle name I love it
After plopping technique do u go to sleep with the wet hair??
Am an Asian and I have wavy hair
THANK YOU! I’m just starting my journey but I’ve only found curly hair routines, cgm videos, Curly hair journey videos and so on sooo im very glad I found you
I have wavy hair that’s oily at the roots,is that fine?
Ur hair looks more curly than wavy
I'm 2-C bed head style. Looks good the first day, then the second and third is a hot mess. Greasy skull, so I tend to wash more.
I think it's more common than people realize for type 2s to have oilier roots and dry ends. Oil flows from scalp to ends most efficiently in people with straight hair. As a person with type 2c hair, I tend to put heavier conditioners, leave in products or sealing products everywhere but the roots, focusing mostly about mid shaft to the ends where it's the driest.
I’m a 18 yo male that has had dry frizzy wavy hair all my life, what’s the best products you recommend?
The conditioner that I shared in this video is a great place to start
Hi, thank you so much for the tips but I have a question so my hair looks like yours when I get out of the shower and stays curly for maybe 3 hours? But then it just becomes straight I wonder if you know the reason or some tips to help me.
Do you use any products to hold the style?
@@Hangtw i don't really have that much for hair but when I get out of the shower I do use something to make my curls look better. i live in Norway and the place I live we barley have anything for hair and shipping takes a long time so I always try to look in shops but they have nothing.
Great help 👍
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yasss ☺
Love your layers
Your height
Hey how to treat hair post shower?
I have a video showing how I style after shower. You can find it in “how to tame frizzy hair routine”
@@Hangtw thank you ♥
Nice 👍
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Thanks for sharing this!!! :)
Absolutely:)
I don't think I've ever seen any Asian person (who wasn't mixed raced) who had curly or even wavy hair before. In retrospect, it seems obvious that at least some of the population would. Most races have a mix of hair types so why not? It makes sense now that I think about it.
1:49 what products would you recommend hang? 👀❤️🩹