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lol! I don’t think I’d try this on myself. Much easier on a client. I would need a few extra arms 😂

The water on the hair causes it to stick to the rollers.

A spiral or piggyback perm would work on long hair. Depending on the type of curl you’re looking for there are other options too… like wrapping on soft bender rods. I don’t have any connections in Ontario but I’m pretty sure you’ll find a stylist who is experienced in texture services. Thanks for watching.

It’s a Wahl flat top comb.

I planning to another time.

I’m so glad! Thanks so much.

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Yes. We charge extra for this service. It’s definitely more challenging from the side as it tends to be not quite as comfortable for the client…. Or for the stylist. However I used a side sink for years and I still did many of the same techniques but it’s just not as comfortable. I did another shampooing video and I showed techniques from the side as well. The link is on this video. Something I tried that clients liked from a side sink was a dry hot towel on their neck during the shampoo service. It relaxes the client to allow you to spend a little longer on the massage. You can even replace the hot towel when it starts to cool. It’s a nice touch. I’ve also seen stylists use a footstool for clients to put their feet up. This takes a lot of pressure off of their back and neck. Hope this helps. Thanks for your question and thanks for watching. ❤️

I was googling and I found attachments for sinks that have a head and neck support. This may be a great option. I’m not sure if they fit all sinks but it may be worth looking into.

@@AmysHairLabthank you for sharing!!! I would love to do add to my services.

Well an oval face can wear pretty much anything. If there are features you want to accentuate you can keep it tight on the sides. More hair on the sides will widen out the face…. This applies to facial hair too. Having a fringe is pretty popular right now… I did this cut on my son. If you don’t mind styling your hair, this is a great cut. If you aren’t into styling, keep it a little shorter on top. I recommend using shears on top even if you cut it short… it gives more movement and you’ll have a style instead of using clippers… it looks more buzz. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

@@AmysHairLab well, mine is like a fringe only but shorter on sides, I got #0 last time it's bit grown now and I want to have some change also I would like to try buzz someday, would that suit my face? idk

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Yes! These techniques you can apply to all your fades. The principles are the same just different lengths. Thanks so much for watching. ❤️

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You’re welcome.

Thank you again❤️

I actually don’t have either. I’m just on you tube… for now.

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Thanks for the tip! So many ways to use the same tool. I like to twist the hair too.. I’ll do that next time 😘

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I thought so too.

Glad you like it! Thanks so much.

Thank you so much! I love this technique too.

That’s a great question! Using minimal heat is certainly ideal so letting hair air dry is a great way to do that. However hair and skin have a pH of around 5 and water has a pH of 7. Because water is more alkaline it can strip the scalp of its natural oils and cause the hair to dry out over time. If you have an oily scalp and hair then washing it everyday is necessary but if it’s dry… it is lacking oils so going longer between shampoos is a good idea. Going too long between shampoos however can cause too much oil to build up…. Which is a whole other issue. I don’t really know if there’s a better option… washing everyday or hot tools every day. I think we just need to be wise with our product choices and heat settings. Use shampoos and conditioners that have a pH that close to your hairs pH. Use leave in products that protect it from heat damage. Keep your hot tools at no higher than 350 degrees. And know your own hair…. If it feels like you should wash it… then wash it! This was a great question. Thanks so much for watching. ❤️

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Thanks so much! If the hair is long you can wrap them all back if you want… if the hair is really long you might consider a piggy back or spiral wrap. I have done videos on those too if you’d like a reference. Let me know if there’s anything else I can do❤️

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You're welcome. Thanks so much for watching. ❤️

I am currently not selling my products but I am working on it! I so appreciate your interest in my products and hope to be able to share them with you soon. ❤️

Can you please send me some when you do send them

Thank you! I’ve actually got some more planned. Thanks for watching and for your comment ❤️

Thank you! You too!

Thank you so much for your encouragement. ❤️

Good question. Some people do wefts… tape and /or sew in at the bottom and middle and add the I tip closer to the top and sides for more movement and flexibility. I do recommend using the i tip on strong hair. If the hair is fragile the tension of the bead can cause breakage. Singe side tape or Fusion are other options. I’ll be doing a video on the fusion soon as well. Thanks so much for watching! Hope this helps.

The technique can be used on anyone but the products you choose will vary. You will need to customize this to your client. Try it on different lengths of hair with no chemicals and see the different variations of looks you can achieve. Thanks for watching!