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Hey, humidity is def not a friend to wavy hair - mine does exactly the same in that type of climate. I'd recommend a leave in conditioner to help with dryness, layer a strong hold gel over this and lock it all in by not only scrunching out the crunch with an oil but then also smoothing a little extra over your hair - particularly ends and areas that tend to frizz. I love a lightweight leave-in such as NYM, Ceremonia UV Detangler and Olaplex No5 (If you want a cream rather than spray) and a gel such as giovanni strong hold, curlsmith souffle or UG Jelly. My favourite oil has to be Olaplex No7 as it's super light but for something thicker (and cheaper) L'oreal extraordinary oil is brilliant! Good luck, let me know how you get on 👍

Thanks so much for your comment. It’s really tricky to explain in words but you continue to twist in the same direction and gently pull the brush down and out so it doesn’t undo. You could always add gel prior to brush styling for more hold. I’m planning a video to show different ways to brush style in detail so that might be helpful for you? 🤞

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Hi Angela the best bet is to find a brow specialist or artist in your area and book a consultation. That way you can get some advice as to which treatment would suit you best. 😊

Thanks so much for your lovely comment, you’re very welcome. I love 3, 5, 6 & 10 ❤️

Ah good luck with learning all about being wavy let me know if I can help in anyway 💖 for me there is nothing wrong with sometimes blowdrying and achieving smoother bouncy hair it’s just about how and how often do hair doesn’t get damaged. In the winter I do this more often just for time saving sake but in the summer I wear my hair pretty much exclusively wavy/curly 😊😊

I love the fact that the socks also secure everything in place - so efficient. My husband (-and the builder working on the bathroom) thought it was the funniest sight 😆😆 good luck with it, let me know how it goes x

I would love to have seen their faces when they first saw you! 😹 you still looked as pretty as ever though. 😊 I will let you know how I get on. X

Instantly going to google Cozy Curlers 😆

Hi it's a brow pencil you sharpen with a craft knife - a few places sell them - HD Brows, Buff Browz and you can even get them now on amazon - amzn.to/4extkHp I personally only ever buy the black ones and use them very lightly to create hair strokes - I've found the other shades not to be great colour matches; too warm or too ashy!

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I must admit this is exactly what I expect from the results - perhaps an improvement in quality and density but not in how fast my hair will actually grow…but I’ll keep an open mind ☺️ Amazing that your hair went from wavy to sleek and back again but good to know that your happy with it now /m❤️

Thanks for your lovely comment. This is not a straight forward yes or no answer but I will try to keep my explanation short, lol! I significantly reduced my silicone use when I first started on my healthy hair journey, particularly in conditioners and masks I swapped to silicone free products. I have always used oils to SOTC which have silicones. These days I'm actually reintroducing silicones into my hair care routines. Lot's of reasons why.... I was thinking of doing a live one sunday and talking about these types of questions. Sorry it's not a more simple answer!

Oh this is is very interesting as another person said they were really unimpressed… I’m definitely going to give it a go, sometime you just have to find out for yourself…that’s my justification for another hair product purchase and I’m sticking to it 😉😊

Hi I'm sorry I really don't know what this would cost in the states. I'm a Brow Specialist with over 10 years experience and I charge £45 for this treatment which is approx $58. My client has very blonde fine hair but a decent amount which is why lamination works so well for her, it gives much thicker looking brows. It's definitely a treatment I'd recommend seeing an experienced professional for - they should be happy to have a consultation with you and complete a patch test prior to treatment. I hope this helps - I would start by trying to find brow artists or experts in your area; perhaps on Instagram or Facebook. Good luck, I really hope you find someone.

Hi Abbott, thanks so much for your lovely comment and I love that description of my bowl method - quasi-bowl....I'm definitely using that from now on! Yes absolutely, I've been thinking about making a video showing different brushes and different curl clump techniques so I could include it in that. I do also have a dedicated denman styling routine to create thicker fuller looking waves - have you seen that one already? I'll link it here in case you haven't ... ua-cam.com/video/lwRriv5qMxo/v-deo.html

Oh and congrats on discovering you have wavy hair...it's the best! 💖

@@Tori_Hunter Thank you! I hadn't seen it. I'll check it out now.

@@Tori_Hunter I'm trying to get there! It's just not consistently nice, and sometimes I still wish it were straight.

Hi Nancy, I'm in south west UK. Not really taking new clients on at the moment though. I'm sorry to hear you've been through chemo - did the hairs grow back in a different pattern or thickness? I've had a couple of clients who've been through chemo and their best option was microblading as they didn't have enough brow hair to shape and tint. Have yoy got hair to work with?

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment and let me know 🥰 so glad you got good results; a good wash day is always a lovely thing!

Wow that's a BIG discount thanks for letting me know, I'll def look into that option 👍

I had a similar experience the first time I used it but I think I’ve found a way to make it work - maybe I’ll do a review or ranking of bond repairs I’ve used ☺️

oh my gosh same! A well known hair influencer uses it and recommend it but i find it makes my hair dry and also slightly brittle? Totally the opposite of what you are trying to do with a bond repair!

Oh I’m so pleased and excited you’re going to join me with this experiment. Sounds like you already have everything you need and how amazing that our hair is the same length 😄💁‍♀️ I think a lot of these things I do or have but it’s about consistency of use for me! I guess part 2 will be early 2025 x

Oh really that’s interesting, I def don’t need any help making my hair feel dry it does that easily all by itself 🤦🏼‍♀️ Did you have damage & if yes did it help repair it? Thank you

@@Tori_Hunter I am natural blonde with lots of highlights so yes to damage! I did not feel like it repaired my hair. When I use olaplaex 3 I it repairs/helps my hair.

Hmm this is very intriguing, because I too have highlights so I wonder if I'd get the same result. I'm still super tempted to try it but there is also Epres that I could give a go but it's pretty expensive! Have you tried that one too?

@@Tori_Hunter I do like the Epres. I haven't been using it consistently but I felt like it helped to soften my hair, help with frizz.

Maybe I should try the Epres once I'm done with the Living Proof...my issue is I really don't like using it because of how it first makes my hair feel 🙈

I really like the leave in as a refresher - I find it really helps with dry ends/tangles. How do you like the gel?

I like the gel I wish it was a stronger hold.I deep condition on wash day after Rinsing out use your bounce curl defining brush then dry excess water with t-shirt or microfiber towel then use a spray heat protectant then add the gel flip over and scrunch scrunch scrunch with your hands then you need a hair diffuser use on low heat allover for defining curls after dry apply Olaplex oil to scrunch out the crunch I use hair spray for more hold.I use leave in conditioner on refresh days with very little water then hit your hair with the diffuser just a few times. Hope thiS helps

@silverlight6005 sounds like a great routine to me 👌✨

Hey @tatiana - they’re lovely products aren’t they? I reach for them every single wash routine at the moment. The other day I just used the gel for a scrunch only and it worked beautifully ❤️ I already have a video for the heatless unicorn method I’ll link that for you but I’m also planning a video on a different method this month so should be up in the next few weeks 👌 x

How to do HEATLESS Curls on Wavy Hair - Unicorn Method ua-cam.com/video/QqzKNGZWXAM/v-deo.html

Thank you! Xx

@tatianak1276 you’re very welcome ❤️

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😂 ha ha yes apparently so, you noticed that after 5 wash routines 😆 You’re welcome and thank you for always commenting and supporting my channel 🥰

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It's amazing isn't it that you can create so many different looks with so little! I think when my bathroom is finished I'm going to try your method in the shower - I can imagine that creates some lovely clumps without the mess of water all over the place! I know aren't they amazing, I have a dock and bay hair wrap on my christmas list 😊 x

@@Tori_Hunter Yes, it definitely creates more defined clumps for me and I can be as enthusiastic (and make as much mess as I want) when pulsing products into my hair. My hair is coarse which means I have to glaze a bit more strong hold gel on my hair after I remove the hair wrap, post-plop, but you might not have this issue.

You're right Nic; hard water definitely makes a big big difference. We have a water softener installed at home but I always notice the difference when we travel. I've never tried an apple cider rinse, anything that adds shine is a win as far as I'm concerned. Do you have any particular product recommendations? Glad you enjoyed the video, your Sunday's sound lovely - what are you reading at the moment? I love to read so much. I just finished The List of Suspicious Things, it was fantastic even though it reduced me to tears! x

@@Tori_Hunter I love a book that I can lose myself in to the point of feeling tearful or triumphant given what's happening to the characters. Currently. I'm re-reading Patricia Highsmith's Ripley series of books; I hadn't read them for years and they were on special offer for Kindle so I treated myself. I usually use Aspall's organic cider vinegar as it's easy to find in most UK supermarkets but, in a pinch, I've used Tesco and Sainsbury own-brand and had no issues. I keep a plastic pint glass, or a pack of disposable plastic cups, in my bathroom as that way it's easy to pre-fill the container with a capful of vinegar before getting into the shower and then fill the container with water from the shower head and tip it over my hair. Remember to avoid getting it in your eyes (don't ask me how I know this lol).

@Nic2C Lol oh no I can absolutely guess how you know to share the tip about avoiding eyes! I’m absolutely going to give this a try at some point, thanks so much for sharing the info with me and happy reading ❤️

This is a very interesting thought - I personally think there would be a difference in the result overall if I didn't use product; but I'm quite tempted to try it and find out 😄 Def agree the water helps create the lovely juicy clumps!

I guess because of the texture of your hair you need a lot more - it's all a little bit trial and error to work out exactly what and how much our hair needs i think 😊

Hi, if I take the time to use a satin scarf (I’m trying to do this as much as possible at the moment) this is how I do it … Wavy Hair Hack #shorts #wavyhairroutine ua-cam.com/users/shortsIn1SRq5HafI?feature=share

Hey Blondiejam So glad you found it an interesting video. It really does sound like we have very similar waves 😊 I have been struggling with a lot of shorter hair towards my crown and then I saw an IG reel about scrunchies potentially causing breakage; I’m not sure I believe that but I did think it wouldn’t do any harm to change my method and put the theory to the test 😆 Sounds like you’ve had really lovely results from the merwave system. I’ve ordered it and got it but until our bathroom is finished I won’t be able to film the process so thought I’d wait until I can, I hope mine goes as well as yours 🤞 Thanks so your lovely comments, a learning curve it absolutely is…x

Are you sure it's not new hair growth do you use a silk scrunchie and have it loose hope you get it sorted. Hope you got loads of cupboards in your new bathroom for all your hair products 😂

@@Tori_Hunter I found the Invisibobble satin scrunchies are very good at not causing damage because they don't put much tension on the hair while keeping it in place. They're really easy to take out of your hair again in the morning which also helps reduce breakage.

Ok I’ll start working on it 👍

Hi, no sorry I'm not, I'm not really taking on new clients at the moment, sorry x

Hi Katrina, yes absolutely I wouldn't use it for a week or so after having brows laminated though. I personally prefer to use a hair mask with protein in it but that's just a personal preference 😊

⁠Appreciate you getting back to me Tori. I just followed this tutorial, worked so well. Thank you 😊

Hi Dana, you're welcome. With this technique I use my shark styler with the diffuser attachment

Hey Emma, thanks so much for taking the time to write such a lovely comment and for subscribing 💖

Hi @tanyagattinger9911 - my absolute favourite is the flex wetbrush, I just find it so gentle, won't snag or pull but does a great job at detangling! amzn.to/3YJdk0a (aff link)