This was an excellent tutorial for me, as your hair is the most coarse I have seen using the Dyson hair dryer. I'm a 4c, and the video has given me a lot of information on whether to buy or not. Appreciate your honesty, and we all learned. I too am a bit un-coordinated, cause I'm lefthanded. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much for this review. I have this and only use the paddle dryer. The curls don’t last two minutes and the dryer doesn’t straighten enough to make curls turn out smooth. Still need a flat iron. Too bad they also want a ridiculous amount for the flat iron. I agree they should let people customize their own kits at this price point.
I've wanted this Dyson set since it came out but idk if I wanna drop the cash. I think I'm gonna get it from QVC so I don't have to pay for it all at once, lol. You did really good with the curls on the first try. Thanks for showing all the different ways you used it. I think it's worth it just off of less heat damage alone not to mention all of the attachments you get plus they're always adding to them. Great video 💜
I relax once sometimes twice a year if I get to it and my new growth is no issue as I roller set my hair at salon twice a month with tension rollers and that does stretches the roots nicely.
I brought the kwik hooded dryer this week, so I have to space out getting another dryer. Lol😂 my husband don’t get why the bathroom turning into a mini salon.
Your hair looks great and full, hopefully the wrap was bouncy the next day. Maybe pinning the curls as you finish or doing the curls on damp relaxed hair after running the firm brush through the roots a few times would help? Idk, it seems pretty fun to experiment with
Hi Belinda!! We're still here! Blessings to you too! We had other things come up ( not health related, just bad time management lol) and we'll eventually get back on here. I keep saying we many just ease our way in with UA-cam shorts ;)
Have you ever heard of girls that are straight hair naturals? I think that would be beneficial for you since you already stretch your relaxers for so long.
Is there a reason why you're 12 months post relaxer if you're not transitioning? I thought it really unhealthy for relaxed hair to let stretch relaxers so long...
We always recommend stretching your relaxers and yes if not done correctly, you can damage your hair while stretching. I trained my hair to stretch because I don’t want to keep Getting relaxers every 3 months. Not everyone can do relaxers once a year. I always say I’m going to bump it up to 2x a year but I never do.
@@twolala1 I get relaxers twice a year. However, I will soon transition to getting them once a year as well because I really don’t like getting it even twice a year. Love your hair. Doesn’t look like you need a relaxer.♥️❤️
@@twolala1 If you can go that long stretching your relaxer, you might as well just go all out natural🤷🏾♀️. It looks like the Dyson tools might help make the transition smoother❣️
Next time, show us how well the straightening is by holding the Dyson on your roots longer! Don't pull it through so fast, know what I mean? Will you be using it again before your relaxer retouch?
My hair would NEVER survive a once a year relaxer. You know what works for your own hair. I would say relax at the recommended timeframes. 8-12 weeks. Whatever works in that timeframe. Olaplex products have been a major lifesaver for my relaxed her whenever my hair starts to snap when there’s new growth but I could absolutely not go longer than 12 weeks. I’d be bald. There’s lots of good videos on UA-cam with relaxer regimens/tips that have really helped me
What I don't understand and will never understand is using heat on hair already weakened by relaxing. For me, it is a double aggression. I also think that your hair has become much thinner over time.
I like how full your hair looks with your new growth. A braid out would look bomb after this blow out.
Ohh I may try that!!! Thank you!!
It looks really nice and full. Bone straight is cute but it tends to make your hair look thin when it's not.
Yes I like the fuller look too :) thank you!
@@twolala1 you're welcome 😊
Your hair looks so healthy and full.
This was an excellent tutorial for me, as your hair is the most coarse I have seen using the Dyson hair dryer. I'm a 4c, and the video has given me a lot of information on whether to buy or not. Appreciate your honesty, and we all learned. I too am a bit un-coordinated, cause I'm lefthanded. Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much for this review. I have this and only use the paddle dryer. The curls don’t last two minutes and the dryer doesn’t straighten enough to make curls turn out smooth. Still need a flat iron. Too bad they also want a ridiculous amount for the flat iron. I agree they should let people customize their own kits at this price point.
Yes that flatiron is ridiculously expensive
Thanks for the review. Really wish more relaxed ladies would review this.
I've wanted this Dyson set since it came out but idk if I wanna drop the cash. I think I'm gonna get it from QVC so I don't have to pay for it all at once, lol. You did really good with the curls on the first try. Thanks for showing all the different ways you used it. I think it's worth it just off of less heat damage alone not to mention all of the attachments you get plus they're always adding to them. Great video 💜
Everyone in the comments seems to love the fuller look!!! Much preferred 🤗🤗🤗
I relax once sometimes twice a year if I get to it and my new growth is no issue as I roller set my hair at salon twice a month with tension rollers and that does stretches the roots nicely.
I brought the kwik hooded dryer this week, so I have to space out getting another dryer. Lol😂 my husband don’t get why the bathroom turning into a mini salon.
Lol I think a hooded dryer is next on our list
Your hair looks great and full, hopefully the wrap was bouncy the next day. Maybe pinning the curls as you finish or doing the curls on damp relaxed hair after running the firm brush through the roots a few times would help? Idk, it seems pretty fun to experiment with
Missing you two I speak blessings and strength ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Belinda!! We're still here! Blessings to you too! We had other things come up ( not health related, just bad time management lol) and we'll eventually get back on here. I keep saying we many just ease our way in with UA-cam shorts ;)
Ohhh I love that! Your hair Looks very silky and soft!
Thank you! You know how how we love our hair tools lol
Have you ever heard of girls that are straight hair naturals? I think that would be beneficial for you since you already stretch your relaxers for so long.
What is that straight hair naturals?
Love the fullness you got.
Is there a reason why you're 12 months post relaxer if you're not transitioning? I thought it really unhealthy for relaxed hair to let stretch relaxers so long...
We always recommend stretching your relaxers and yes if not done correctly, you can damage your hair while stretching. I trained my hair to stretch because I don’t want to keep
Getting relaxers every 3 months. Not everyone can do relaxers once a year. I always say I’m going to bump it up to 2x a year but I never do.
@@twolala1 I get relaxers twice a year. However, I will soon transition to getting them once a year as well because I really don’t like getting it even twice a year.
Love your hair. Doesn’t look like you need a relaxer.♥️❤️
@@twolala1 If you can go that long stretching your relaxer, you might as well just go all out natural🤷🏾♀️. It looks like the Dyson tools might help make the transition smoother❣️
I have it. It’s good but I agree it would be good to purchase the attachments a la carte.
Very good video 😀
That is a really cool tool
Thanks!
Next time, show us how well the straightening is by holding the Dyson on your roots longer!
Don't pull it through so fast, know what I mean?
Will you be using it again before your relaxer retouch?
Thanks for your review. I was also thinking of a revlon type round blow dry brush. Would you recommend this dyson over the supersonic type.
If you had sprayed it with some liquid I believe it would hold.
Have you tried the shark flex style?
Does your hair not break if you stretch relaxer that long or did you switch to keratin? I really need a routine and I don’t know what to dooo
My hair would NEVER survive a once a year relaxer. You know what works for your own hair. I would say relax at the recommended timeframes. 8-12 weeks. Whatever works in that timeframe. Olaplex products have been a major lifesaver for my relaxed her whenever my hair starts to snap when there’s new growth but I could absolutely not go longer than 12 weeks. I’d be bald. There’s lots of good videos on UA-cam with relaxer regimens/tips that have really helped me
I'm sure you mentioned it in the video but how long do you stretch your relaxer?
Once a year :)
@@twolala1 Wow😳💪🏽
Do you think you would go back to natural hair and be heat trained? Grrrr..looks like another investment in the works.
Never say never but at moment, no :)
What I don't understand and will never understand is using heat on hair already weakened by relaxing. For me, it is a double aggression. I also think that your hair has become much thinner over time.
I use heat once a month so I think I’m good :)
its not your hair?
Very good video 😀