Now, I have been going to the shop for some decades and I have never heard a stylist express hair care techniques with the level of passion this woman has expressed.
I like the hard presses I use to get from my stylist from 5 yrs old to age 16. She used pressing grease, oil, or grease. When I say hard I don't mean crunchy or feel hard it was soft & silky but not the feather weight feel. It was beautiful. I need to find me a local stylist who knows how to do it. She knew that pressing combs temperature like the back of her hand. After she pressed 95 percent of my hair she would take the comb and get my Knicks and crannies. If I wouldn't get it curled she said she really wanted to get every bit straight with the comb because my hair wouldn't get the extra heat from the curlers. She would put my hair through the teeth then turn the comb over & would make those curlers talk jack. You did a nice press on your clients hair.
That’s exactly what I do to this day. I went to beauty school back in The 80s and they didn’t teach as that. I learned that from watching old school beauticians before me. I don’t practice as a professional anymore but those skills come in here and when it comes time to my friends, family and especially grandkids.
Girrrrl you taught us how to silk press and taught a life lesson at the same time when you mentioned the foundation n starting off right. You’re a great teacher. You should be hired to professionally speak at hair conventions or at least orientation for new stylist….something lol! Thank you, my daughters have thick long hair n you’ve made the process so much easier for me. Take care!!
I don’t know how I ended up here watching this video 🤷🏼♂️ But bloody hell im hooked !!! Fascinating interesting and definitely an art . Fantastic Ty x Roman In London England ❤️
I have been natural for years. But I miss the press and curl with hot comb. My hair would last until it was time for the next press and curl. Not oil needed and looked just like it has been relaxed. And your client's hair is beautiful.
Me too. I've gotten my hair pressed all my life (Im 52). Always had beauticians that did not load my hair with grease. People have always assumed I have a relaxer and are surprised when I tell them I get it pressed. Pressing with a pressing comb is truly an art/skill. I hope it is not lost over time. Unfortunately, a lot of modern/younger stylist do not know how to properly use a pressing comb due to the invention of the flat iron. As the stylist stated in the video, it's not just pulling the pressing comb through the hair, it's the back of the comb that gets the hair straight. And, you have to hold the hair taught with one hand while pressing the hair with the back of the comb and pulling in the opposite direction. I do not know why some stylist charge $125-$200 for what is now called a silk press when just 3 years ago in my area I was paying $55 to get my hair washed, conditioned and pressed. And, my stylists that use pressing combs know how to get my edges straight.
I appreciate you saying that you don't need a lot of products. I'm going to try design essentials line, I'm currently using silk elements olive heat protection spray. Yes I have my straighten comb and flat iron, a must in my house
Absolutely love DE & KeraCare products! I have the DE Oat & Henna shampoo & it works great with DE Almond butter express conditioner! I will try using KeraCare hydrating shampoo, after using the oat & henna! I’ve always wanted to switch products while washing! 😊😊
Wondering why she didn't use the press and come from root to tip the way they did back in the day. That's what I thought I was clicking on to see someone finally do it
Thank you for this video I love it now I can see there is hope for my sisters child hair. When it come to washing her her she begin to cry from the beginning till the end. Can you please tell me the products you use and the flatiron you you. 🙏🙏🙏
New subbing. Love it tutorial along with watching your process. That shine is what I’ve been searching for! What temperature did you have the flat iron on?
@@cecilywyatt Understood and Appreciated. I went to the store and bought a pressing comb and tried to do it like you and my Aunt Jewel. Girl....i am sure I burned off some of my hair. We will try it again. LOL!
I still get my hair pressed lol it’s just hard to find stylist who knows how to use a comb on people with hair grown from the scalp (lol) your great tho
I miss my hot comb stylist. She used a handkerchief that she would put under the hair and run it down with the comb. Some woman who was upset because my stylist was a kitchen hair dresser unlicensed. So I had to go to her. Once was enough. I had to sneak around to go to my favorite Lady. Or my dad would pick her up. People were thinking they had something going on.
Excellent work I heard you mention something about Henna in one of the products Which product is it in also can you give me the information about the detangling spray
It’s a personal preference for me. I went to Dudley beauty college in Chicago and was taught to press it to the end. However, the hair doesn’t get as silky that way. This is why they had to use pressing creams. In my 19 years of being a stylist this way produces a much smoother result and also cuts my work in half!
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Now, I have been going to the shop for some decades and I have never heard a stylist express hair care techniques with the level of passion this woman has expressed.
That’s so sweet thank you!
This lady knows her stuff !!
I like the hard presses I use to get from my stylist from 5 yrs old to age 16. She used pressing grease, oil, or grease. When I say hard I don't mean crunchy or feel hard it was soft & silky but not the feather weight feel. It was beautiful. I need to find me a local stylist who knows how to do it. She knew that pressing combs temperature like the back of her hand. After she pressed 95 percent of my hair she would take the comb and get my Knicks and crannies. If I wouldn't get it curled she said she really wanted to get every bit straight with the comb because my hair wouldn't get the extra heat from the curlers. She would put my hair through the teeth then turn the comb over & would make those curlers talk jack. You did a nice press on your clients hair.
That’s exactly what I do to this day. I went to beauty school back in The 80s and they didn’t teach as that. I learned that from watching old school beauticians before me. I don’t practice as a professional anymore but those skills come in here and when it comes time to my friends, family and especially grandkids.
Girrrrl you taught us how to silk press and taught a life lesson at the same time when you mentioned the foundation n starting off right. You’re a great teacher. You should be hired to professionally speak at hair conventions or at least orientation for new stylist….something lol! Thank you, my daughters have thick long hair n you’ve made the process so much easier for me. Take care!!
I don’t know how I ended up here watching this video 🤷🏼♂️ But bloody hell im hooked !!! Fascinating interesting and definitely an art . Fantastic Ty x
Roman In London England ❤️
I wish there was a "love it" button. Excellent demonstration full of very helpful information. Wonderful!
Press is the reward!! Beautiful job on the technique and great job on the video 🙌🏽
Gloria Fleming Thank you thank you!
I have been natural for years. But I miss the press and curl with hot comb. My hair would last until it was time for the next press and curl. Not oil needed and looked just like it has been relaxed. And your client's hair is beautiful.
Me too. I've gotten my hair pressed all my life (Im 52). Always had beauticians that did not load my hair with grease. People have always assumed I have a relaxer and are surprised when I tell them I get it pressed. Pressing with a pressing comb is truly an art/skill. I hope it is not lost over time. Unfortunately, a lot of modern/younger stylist do not know how to properly use a pressing comb due to the invention of the flat iron. As the stylist stated in the video, it's not just pulling the pressing comb through the hair, it's the back of the comb that gets the hair straight. And, you have to hold the hair taught with one hand while pressing the hair with the back of the comb and pulling in the opposite direction. I do not know why some stylist charge $125-$200 for what is now called a silk press when just 3 years ago in my area I was paying $55 to get my hair washed, conditioned and pressed. And, my stylists that use pressing combs know how to get my edges straight.
A great tutorial! Thank you!
This is Nikki anderson my mother does my hair
I appreciate you saying that you don't need a lot of products. I'm going to try design essentials line, I'm currently using silk elements olive heat protection spray. Yes I have my straighten comb and flat iron, a must in my house
Love your analogy…🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻
Awesome press, love your sweet spirit it translates through the video and how you handle the client's hair.
Love your work!!
Yes, curly hair for the win!
Gorgeous, thanks for sharing!
Preach Ms.Lady
Silky, shiny. Great job 😊
Love your method of doing natural hair, keep up the good work
She looks beautiful
I just want to say thank you! I used your style and perfected a silk press this weekend!! Please start a class!
So awesome!!! I’ve been doing classes! Where (state) are you located
This was beautiful wow....
Absolutely love DE & KeraCare products! I have the DE Oat & Henna shampoo & it works great with DE Almond butter express conditioner!
I will try using KeraCare hydrating shampoo, after using the oat & henna! I’ve always wanted to switch products while washing! 😊😊
Wondering why she didn't use the press and come from root to tip the way they did back in the day. That's what I thought I was clicking on to see someone finally do it
Pressing & Flat Irons
Her hair looks like glass! Beautiful results ❤
Thank you for this video I love it now I can see there is hope for my sisters child hair. When it come to washing her her she begin to cry from the beginning till the end. Can you please tell me the products you use and the flatiron you you. 🙏🙏🙏
I love water. It brings life to your hair.
Too much heat.
Wow very knowledgeable thanks
New subbing. Love it tutorial along with watching your process. That shine is what I’ve been searching for! What temperature did you have the flat iron on?
Welcome! It’s been a while but 300 I believe!
Really beautiful
Great job 😍😍😍😍
Excellent video. Where are you? I'd like to make an appointment.
I’m located in Orlando Florida❤️
@@cecilywyatt Understood and Appreciated. I went to the store and bought a pressing comb and tried to do it like you and my Aunt Jewel. Girl....i am sure I burned off some of my hair. We will try it again. LOL!
Rochelle Johnson Cabil Awwwww I’m sorry😓 girl you have to be careful! Where do you live? We have to find you a professional who can help!
@@cecilywyatt I live in GA, do you ever visit?
My press only lasts 1 day 🥺. Great job .
I still get my hair pressed lol it’s just hard to find stylist who knows how to use a comb on people with hair grown from the scalp (lol) your great tho
Very nice. Where is your shop? I'm looking for someone who can press my natural hair.HELP!!!!!
I’m currently traveling between nyc, Chicago, Texas and Florida so feel free to pick a city!😊
@@cecilywyatt where are you located now
@@ShanaPope Dallas!
@Cessy Wyatt dang I was just in Texas a few months ago but now I'm in Florida
Beautiful thank You
I miss my hot comb stylist. She used a handkerchief that she would put under the hair and run it down with the comb. Some woman who was upset because my stylist was a kitchen hair dresser unlicensed. So I had to go to her. Once was enough. I had to sneak around to go to my favorite Lady. Or my dad would pick her up. People were thinking they had something going on.
Killed it n fiyaaa cuzn I
Beautiful 🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️
Excellent work I heard you mention something about Henna in one of the products Which product is it in also can you give me the information about the detangling spray
Why not just press all the way down and don't bother with the flat iron?
It’s a personal preference for me. I went to Dudley beauty college in Chicago and was taught to press it to the end. However, the hair doesn’t get as silky that way. This is why they had to use pressing creams. In my 19 years of being a stylist this way produces a much smoother result and also cuts my work in half!
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Love is you L word ok
@@sharonswileywhitehead6199 ???
Beautiful hair god bless 🙏
Nice, thank you for the tips on shampoos, very nice.
Thank you for watching!🥰
Do you add the pressing oil prior to pressing hair
What kind of moisturizer you use keep the hair hydrated after silk press during week?
I have a 12 year old who would like that hairdo. Are you in NJ?
I’m close! Brooklyn
@@cecilywyatt that's close enough!!!!! I don't see your shop info...
Lovely
Wow really nice
Can you grow your hair back after coloring and perm it to early?
What’s the brush called that you used when blow drying the hair?
Love your press what Products do you use and where are you located
I travel so wherever I’m needed! 😋
What kind of conditioner are you using?
Hi! I use Mizani thermal smooth conditioner and shampoo. I also really love their Moroccan clay stream mask as well!
What do you do or use to make the hair notrevert after pressing
Where are you located ?
Beautiful 😍
Thank you! And thanks for subscribing!💛
I have a question, is a silk press the same as a doobie?
Great question! I’m not really sure!
Where are you located
Orlando Florida but I travel to Texas and NYC as well!
@@cecilywyatt Thanks for replying so quickly. I'm in Michigan
Will never ever go back to the hot comb.. never ever.. era lol long gone and good riddance
NOPE. BUT E.I.O.