Dude I’m growing my hair out and I’ve been trying to power through this long awkward phase and your videos have helped me continue pushing forward! I just want it to be long already!! 😂
Every once in a while I end up here, in the UA-cam's rabbit hole of curly hair styling. Now that I'm trying for the first time to let my hair grow freely, this video was very informative.
This was another fantastic colab with Jessie! Definitely worth watching... Super fun, informative, and enjoyable. I learned a ton today! 1) I’m not using enough product! Not even close! Thanx Thom for showing it to us! 2) I don’t visit the glory hole enough! Being a cheap ass old man , and doing the zombie shuffle at the drugstore is done for me, starting today! I promise to go find some good stuff! Thx Jessie! 3) Have belief and faith in my own hair, and that it can, and will look good if I try. 4) I’m NOT alone. I certainly look forward to seeing another great vid like this in the future! Be well guys! 😻
So here’s the BIG question - how do I get my husband to use products in his hair? 😂 I love his hair when it’s wet but when it dries it’s a HUGE frizz ball
As soon as you started talking about the cuticle, moisture, product issue this definitely clicked. Seeing your hair without any treatment is exactly how mine ends up looking. Appreciate the breakdown. I've been using a leave in conditioner which has helped immensely, but towards the end of the day it starts to frizz out regardless. Time to do my own research and experimentation with products that will moisturise and seal my cuticles.
Hey man, i had the same issue. I’ve been using products by and for black women lmao. Hair milk by Carols daughter is very cheap and lasts all day for me
this video saved my life i have the same hair as you i was looking on you tube desperately to find a hair routine that worked but none of them had my hair type thank you for this
I think this video saved my hair. I've just watched it, haven't tried anything yet but this morning I was thinking pretty hard about cutting my hair because I thought it was hopeless.
The problem with haircare videos on YT is that nothing completely suits my hair. By that I mean I have 2c - 3C curly hair on my crown and 1A to 2B straight hair on my back and sides. I either have to: 1. Cut the sides and back short to maintain my curls and waves, or 2. Use heat on my top hair and straighten it to match it with my back and sides. Worst of both worlds.
I’m trying out the no shampoo method. Hopefully my body’s natural oils will do the rest. How people can spend all of this money on products is beyond me. I’m curious to see if hair care products are just a huge marketing scheme.
Jesse’s hair is total goals! I permed my hair to get it curly but everytime I apply a curling cream, my hair just goes back to straight >.< any suggestions for what I can apply to get my permed hair to pop?
The curl cream may be a bit too heavy which may be weighing the hair down. Have you tried mousse? It’s FAR lighter and allows the hair to keep its bounce.
I would do a lightweight botanical gel or mousse! Such as innersense I create volume gel/“lotion” (it’s a gel, just a very liquidy one) and for mousse I really like the ones from the doux and innersense
I have the same type of hair as you , and have tried the same routine, but my hair still poofs and gets really dry. I’m not sure what to do to keep my hair down and shine looking.
Nice vid. Worth mentioning that using hairdryer on top of holding cream is only a viable option to guys that aren’t balding or thinning as this procedure can REALLY boost balding and shedding. And yes even if you apply hair oils afterwards.
@@thomasinaction Indeed! I learned that curly hair science is the same, regardless of the intensity of the curl. We use similar techniques to manage Afro hair, although ours is so much more complex because our curls (and sometimes kinks) are much tighter. Thanks for the video Happy hair journey 🙌
Man Thomas, been following ya since like 2018, and you really work so hard behind everything related to men's hair. You deserve way more subscribers by now.
When do you guys brush your hair though? Some people do it while they're showering but I've also read that brushing it while it's too wet can cause more hair fall as it is more vulnerable. I personally brush it a few minutes after the shower but it disrupts the natural curl pattern :'(
Wow i haven’t been able to find a video with such great info specific to my hair type. My hair super to the second guy in the video. Thank you for this!
Me too! But I have a sort of mullet undercut and the back of my hair is way looser if a curl than the front and it ends up squished 😭 I’m planning to grow it out but it’s SUCH a pain
Jesse's: curl creme>reactivator Thomas's routine: leave in conditioner>style with loads of mousse>fiddle/lay the cast (dont touch it til dry)>air dry or heat protectant then blow dry w/diffuser>break the cast w oil Also Thomas: "I pride myself in the simplicity of my routine" XD
If anybody is struggling with coarse curly hair, I recommend looking into Japanese Hair Straightening. It's a lot like the keratin one you got a couple years back except it's permanent. I tried embracing my curls in the beginning, but no matter what, it just wasn't for me and I was never happy with it. I get the hair straightening treatment done once a year at the beginning of summer, and it stays good for about 9 months before the roots start growing too visibly different. Then I heat straighten the roots for the remaining 3 months or so, and it's basically minimal work, for perfectly manageable hair all year. :)
@@thomasinaction Are you referring to that one blog post that tends to show up whenever you google it? 😂 I agree, people should be aware of what could go wrong. Please don't go to some shady back-alley salon because you heard they could do it for cheap. Find a good hairstylist, and ruining your hair won't happen. (esp one who obviously remembers to put all the treatments, including the neutralizing agent at the end.) The hairstylist I went with not only had great yelp reviews and had been doing it for years. But he also ran an instagram page with before and after pictures of different customers, which showed a variety of hair types. You should find one like that so you can be confident in their skills.
im 4 years into growing out my incredibly thick, coarse 3b ringlets. (sorry thomas but u have 2c/3a at most cos my ringets are the width of a sharpie and aint NO WAY im type 4/kinky/afro w my white ass) lets just say the awkward phase was more of a car crash phase, but wet styling with heavy curl creams and leave in moisture made even my shorter phases look eviable. now im at a point where every day im amazed by what my hair can do (all this to say, i use Kerastase's expensive ass curl line so no shit it looks good) but even with whatever i could find, it's really all about the way you treat curls and waves out of the shower, rather than the wash itself. always a leave in conditioner, always a mousse/curl cream/gel/oil butter sometimes a serum/oil and you're set for bouncy and shiny defined curls. my own hair and love for styling it has lead me to becoming a hairdresser
It would be great if you could explore how to create some of these products from scratch instead of purchasing them pre-made. The raw ingredients are incredibly affordable, allowing us to make our own hair care solutions at just a fraction of the cost-sometimes as low as 1/10th to 1/20th of the price of store-bought alternatives. This way, viewers can save money and customize their hair care routines according to their preferences.
Sooo helpful! My wiry, thick, coarse wavy hair was clearly not getting enough styling product (or moisturizing cream) and that's why it was so frizzy/puffy. thanks!
@@Growth_Journey I'm a bit confused about what you wrote since straight hair can be both straight and coarse or straight and fine/medium. But yes, it did make a difference, particularly if - as he stated- you resist the temptation to touch your hair until the cast has formed. The other thing I did was come in with a layer of gel (after the mousse) to ensure there was enough hold.
I used to have hair that was dry af and curly and I literally just started using only shampoo, then dampen hair and use coconut oil on 40% dry hair (5 to 6 drops for 2 to 3 inches of hair) and combing them back, then tying a towel over it for an hour and viola, frizz free hair for a whole day, just keep running fingers to the back for curl definition. Works for two days easy, but I wash hair everyday, with shampoo on alternate days and only water on other days, then combing it back without using any oil and tying the towel. Works like a charm, hair never been healthier, Alhamdulillah.
I was hoping for some advice-- You say you hate men cutting their hair because they think it’s shit, and I feel the same! That’s what I’m desperately trying to prevent. Thankfully winter has bought me a little time but it’s still a problem. My boyfriend does tattoos, and he has curly hair that isn’t quite long enough for a bun or pony. So while tattooing, it’s almost always in his face. He doesn’t want to push it back and contaminate his gloves/needle etc. He hates the frizz, and I love the curls but sometimes being in a hurry he doesn’t let me do the things I have guessed would handle the frizz and keep him curly like I love. He has bought some of the face masks that were like, I dunno spandex maybe? That are just like, small sleeves for your face. He’s cut them in half to use as a headband. It’s a decent solution but doesn’t hold well, nor does it look…. Good. It doesn’t look very good. With people’s tendency to photograph the process of getting a tattoo, I don’t want people posting pictures where he looks goofy. So I decided to look up solutions and ended up on your video after watching jesse’s. I’ll say I like your detail and energy much better. What would you recommend?
So, I work in automotive, a naturally dusty environment. I wash my hair roughly every 3 days, but what can I use to keep my hair from looking like a frizzy mess? Any suggestions are appreciated. My hair is roughly shoulder-length and super curly.
this is like exactly my hair type (also high porosity) and I’ve always wondered if I needed something more than just leave in. This answered my question so thank u!!
There’s this cool Bobby pin trick that Scott Smith from the Man Buns and Manes Facebook group shared not long ago. Are you in the group? You should hit him up!
Do you have any advice for people with seborrheic dermatitis? My doctor says I have to wash my hair every day with medicated shampoo, so my hair never even gets natural oils in it.
So I've only ever used this really really bad for your hair shampoo VO5 (you can tell how cheap it's made) and my hair, after a long while only really starts to curl as it gets closer to the bottom, my hair is long thick coarse is there a way to revive my hair so I can get my hair to be full on the top whilst keeping it fairly long still or do I have to cut it and start again? I've been trying to figure out how to fix this for a few years
I am endowed with 2a/2b wavy hair. I have been doing my best to adapt/adopt Curly Girl/Guy Method. It has been wonderful. My hair is healthier/shinier/bouncier now. Although finding Curl-friendly products is rather difficult here in Indonesia, I persist to continue the battle!!!!
Bang, kalo boleh tanya lu pake produk apa, bang? Karena emang sesuai omongan elu, produk curl-friendly di Indonesia itu langka hingga hampir gak ada. Adanya cuma produk2 impor yang harganya jutaan.
@@mohammadangginugrohomcjogja kalo gk pake sampoo gatal2 gak, bang? Atau mungkin ada efek lain yang rasanya aneh waktu gak sampo an sama sekali? Terus untuk produknya sendiri ingredientnya ada sulfate, paraben dan alkohol nggak?
@@figboi Hello. Aku pake scalp massager buat pijat kepala pas pake conditioner (pagi & sore). Alhamdulillah, aman aja. Conditioner Natur sama Hair Gel nya Johnny Andrean enggak pake sulfat, paraben. Ada methylparaben. Ini bentuk lebih aman dari paraben murni. Alkohol juga aman.
Let’s go Thomas! You’re a damn HERO in the men’s hair community.
Mannnn your version was minimal af... Disappointed cos you explain things really well
dude aint no way you got 1 comment in 2 years
If anyone reads this...Video ACTUALLY starts at 8:12. Thank me later.
Thank you. Bros a yapper.
I can't be the only one who thought it was Jacksepticeye at first glance lol
Yes, you are not the only one. Me too
Same
yeah i see that
i thought benny blanco
You weren’t 😂
Dude I’m growing my hair out and I’ve been trying to power through this long awkward phase and your videos have helped me continue pushing forward! I just want it to be long already!! 😂
how it’s going?
@@firstlost it’s long now lol
@@brandaneggleston4323 time for a cut then
@@brandaneggleston4323 About how long did it take to get shoulder-length hair? Thanks
@@brandaneggleston4323Wholesome. im growing mine out atm
Thank you SO much for explaining this, I’ve lived 28 years not understanding my own hair 😂
Every once in a while I end up here, in the UA-cam's rabbit hole of curly hair styling. Now that I'm trying for the first time to let my hair grow freely, this video was very informative.
This was another fantastic colab with Jessie! Definitely worth watching... Super fun, informative, and enjoyable.
I learned a ton today!
1) I’m not using enough product! Not even close! Thanx Thom for showing it to us!
2) I don’t visit the glory hole enough!
Being a cheap ass old man , and doing the zombie shuffle at the drugstore is done for me, starting today! I promise to go find some good stuff! Thx Jessie!
3) Have belief and faith in my own hair, and that it can, and will look good if I try.
4) I’m NOT alone.
I certainly look forward to seeing another great vid like this in the future!
Be well guys! 😻
Hahah! You’re the best Brian! Thanks for showing up and coming to watch!
Big live to you! ❤️
Glory hole 🤔
I have that same hair type, when I'm in home it looks good, but as soon as I leave, the weater makes it very ugly and frizzy, it really bothers me
So here’s the BIG question - how do I get my husband to use products in his hair? 😂 I love his hair when it’s wet but when it dries it’s a HUGE frizz ball
As soon as you started talking about the cuticle, moisture, product issue this definitely clicked. Seeing your hair without any treatment is exactly how mine ends up looking. Appreciate the breakdown. I've been using a leave in conditioner which has helped immensely, but towards the end of the day it starts to frizz out regardless. Time to do my own research and experimentation with products that will moisturise and seal my cuticles.
Hey man, i had the same issue. I’ve been using products by and for black women lmao. Hair milk by Carols daughter is very cheap and lasts all day for me
I know I’m quite late, but using a hairspray locks in moisture really well for me, maybe you could try it
Legends
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You are sir 😉 thanks for stopping by Trav!
My hair is LEGIT the samee. Finally I found a video PERFECT for me! Awesome vid❤️
Woooohooo good luck with everything and am glad to help! ❤️
We have the same fucking hair, it's almost scary how much all f what you said applyes to me
this video saved my life i have the same hair as you i was looking on you tube desperately to find a hair routine that worked but none of them had my hair type thank you for this
You’re the BEST!! This video saved my relationship with my teen son 🤣 I imagine you already know what I mean… he is TOTALLY EMPOWERED now. Cheers!!
I think this video saved my hair. I've just watched it, haven't tried anything yet but this morning I was thinking pretty hard about cutting my hair because I thought it was hopeless.
What happened?
The problem with haircare videos on YT is that nothing completely suits my hair. By that I mean I have 2c - 3C curly hair on my crown and 1A to 2B straight hair on my back and sides. I either have to:
1. Cut the sides and back short to maintain my curls and waves, or
2. Use heat on my top hair and straighten it to match it with my back and sides.
Worst of both worlds.
What do you mean you wear a style for a few days?? Don’t you shower every day?
You can just shower your body only u know that right? Hair doesn’t have to be washed every day
Use a bonnet
Doesn’t mousse dry out your hair? Do you recommend the mousse over gel?
I’m trying out the no shampoo method. Hopefully my body’s natural oils will do the rest. How people can spend all of this money on products is beyond me. I’m curious to see if hair care products are just a huge marketing scheme.
I wish that were true 😂 I have an extremely dry scalp and it never gets oily so I have no hope of not using product
I do most days conditioner only. Why no shampoo? Something about red-rashed flakey scalp just doesn’t work. 😂
Jesse’s hair is total goals!
I permed my hair to get it curly but everytime I apply a curling cream, my hair just goes back to straight >.< any suggestions for what I can apply to get my permed hair to pop?
The curl cream may be a bit too heavy which may be weighing the hair down.
Have you tried mousse? It’s FAR lighter and allows the hair to keep its bounce.
Okay I guess I yyoruoyouito towl
Maybe a spray leave in conditioner or a lightweight oil could help
I would do a lightweight botanical gel or mousse! Such as innersense I create volume gel/“lotion” (it’s a gel, just a very liquidy one) and for mousse I really like the ones from the doux and innersense
I think this might be what I'm trying to fix!! Porosity has never been brought to my attention
Fingers are crossed for ya. Let me know how you go with it!
Thats crazy i found that same conclusion with my hair. And thank you for letting us know of your solutions!
Thanks for sharing Vince! It’s like a tricky game huh?!?
I have the same type of hair as you , and have tried the same routine, but my hair still poofs and gets really dry. I’m not sure what to do to keep my hair down and shine looking.
Nice vid. Worth mentioning that using hairdryer on top of holding cream is only a viable option to guys that aren’t balding or thinning as this procedure can REALLY boost balding and shedding. And yes even if you apply hair oils afterwards.
Ok so i have that very same hair when he showed that picture of him after shower with no products.
And.. I am a GIRL🥲🥲
I've stumbled into knowledge of most of these tactics. I've only missed, breaking the shell w oil!!!
You look like a mafia boss Thomas,You Tuber at day and Drug Dealer at night
Lol, I don’t think being a drug dealer would work very well for me if I’m honest 😂
FINALLY AN EXPLANATION TO WHY MY HAIR IS CURLIER WHEN WET
Yes, this is the collab we needed
😉 you got it!
I'm an African woman with fine strands, who wears plaits 90% of the time, and yet, I clicked . 😅
Well hopefully you too get some value from this video! Thanks so much for swinging by! ❤️
@@thomasinaction Indeed! I learned that curly hair science is the same, regardless of the intensity of the curl.
We use similar techniques to manage Afro hair, although ours is so much more complex because our curls (and sometimes kinks) are much tighter. Thanks for the video
Happy hair journey 🙌
Thomas & Jesse, I love love love this video!!!! ❤️❤️❤️ It's going to help so many people!!! Outstanding! Very well done!!
Cheers Scotty! Glad you loved it. 😉 As we’ve discussed a lot, products are the key! Bring in that mousse overload 😂
Man Thomas, been following ya since like 2018, and you really work so hard behind everything related to men's hair. You deserve way more subscribers by now.
I’m in desperate need of a detangling tutorial of 3a/2c hair
Thanks for letting me know! Will look into this!
When do you guys brush your hair though? Some people do it while they're showering but I've also read that brushing it while it's too wet can cause more hair fall as it is more vulnerable. I personally brush it a few minutes after the shower but it disrupts the natural curl pattern :'(
Only comb it with wide tooth comb when it's wet to detangle or when you're conditioning your hair to spread the conditioner.
I literally don’t. Not at this length anyway. The most imI use is my comb and round brush when I do my blowout
I personally comb slightly damp with oil before I wash. After I wash I only use my fingers.
Will a modern mullet suit this exact hair with a roundish square face?
Wow i haven’t been able to find a video with such great info specific to my hair type. My hair super to the second guy in the video. Thank you for this!
Will you be getting keratin treatment as your hair gets longer or are you just gonna continue rocking your natural hair
I will no longer be getting keratin treatments! I want to really embrace my curly hair this time around!
I basically have the exact same hair texture you have! Feels good not to be the only one and to learn from one another 🙌
Woohoo! Hope this video helped Simon! Thanks for showing up today! ❤️
Me too! But I have a sort of mullet undercut and the back of my hair is way looser if a curl than the front and it ends up squished 😭 I’m planning to grow it out but it’s SUCH a pain
so do I get my hair wet during those 3 days? or do i just leave it alone?
i have the same hair type as you two, how often should i shampoo and condition my hair per week?
Which is better The Curl Whip Mousse by Cake Beauty or Shea Butter curler enhancer
A collaboration well needed 🔥🔥🔥
Cheers Jody 😊
Thomas lowkey looks like Justin Trudeau in the second look lol
Anyone from India here?
I need recommendations for some hair moisturizers 😞😞
I wish y’all would get to the point a little bit a lot of repetition “learn how to take care of hair in order to know how to take care of hair”
I know the intro said no sheep, but my hair looks like a sheeps butt and I need your help
Having a curly hair is EXPENSIVE!
My hair is really thick but straight 😂
Have you found any products that work really well for you?
@@thomasinaction yeah I usually use a foam cream to hold the hair in place when I tie a bun or ponytail, and also a serum after showering :)
How do you refresh the style in the morning?
My hair type is exactly like jesse but a little bit shorter than his
Porosity awareness is key 🗝️ great wisdom in this one! 🙏🏼
Cheers Ed ❤️
HIS HAIR IS STRAIGHT NOT COARSE, BLACK PEOPLE HAVE COARSE HAIR
Jesse's: curl creme>reactivator
Thomas's routine: leave in conditioner>style with loads of mousse>fiddle/lay the cast (dont touch it til dry)>air dry or heat protectant then blow dry w/diffuser>break the cast w oil
Also Thomas: "I pride myself in the simplicity of my routine" XD
I THOUGHT THIS WAS JACKSEPTIC EYE LMFAO
If anybody is struggling with coarse curly hair, I recommend looking into Japanese Hair Straightening. It's a lot like the keratin one you got a couple years back except it's permanent. I tried embracing my curls in the beginning, but no matter what, it just wasn't for me and I was never happy with it. I get the hair straightening treatment done once a year at the beginning of summer, and it stays good for about 9 months before the roots start growing too visibly different. Then I heat straighten the roots for the remaining 3 months or so, and it's basically minimal work, for perfectly manageable hair all year. :)
It may ruin your hair. So just be careful!
@@thomasinaction Are you referring to that one blog post that tends to show up whenever you google it? 😂 I agree, people should be aware of what could go wrong. Please don't go to some shady back-alley salon because you heard they could do it for cheap. Find a good hairstylist, and ruining your hair won't happen. (esp one who obviously remembers to put all the treatments, including the neutralizing agent at the end.)
The hairstylist I went with not only had great yelp reviews and had been doing it for years. But he also ran an instagram page with before and after pictures of different customers, which showed a variety of hair types. You should find one like that so you can be confident in their skills.
im 4 years into growing out my incredibly thick, coarse 3b ringlets. (sorry thomas but u have 2c/3a at most cos my ringets are the width of a sharpie and aint NO WAY im type 4/kinky/afro w my white ass)
lets just say the awkward phase was more of a car crash phase, but wet styling with heavy curl creams and leave in moisture made even my shorter phases look eviable.
now im at a point where every day im amazed by what my hair can do (all this to say, i use Kerastase's expensive ass curl line so no shit it looks good) but even with whatever i could find, it's really all about the way you treat curls and waves out of the shower, rather than the wash itself.
always a leave in conditioner,
always a mousse/curl cream/gel/oil butter
sometimes a serum/oil
and you're set for bouncy and shiny defined curls.
my own hair and love for styling it has lead me to becoming a hairdresser
It would be great if you could explore how to create some of these products from scratch instead of purchasing them pre-made. The raw ingredients are incredibly affordable, allowing us to make our own hair care solutions at just a fraction of the cost-sometimes as low as 1/10th to 1/20th of the price of store-bought alternatives. This way, viewers can save money and customize their hair care routines according to their preferences.
Hey Thomas, where can I buy the Silhouette mousse in my country?? 😂😂
Hahahahaha omg, don’t even get me started 😂
Sooo helpful! My wiry, thick, coarse wavy hair was clearly not getting enough styling product (or moisturizing cream) and that's why it was so frizzy/puffy. thanks!
Did it work? I hate my hair that have the appearance of straight hair but the feel of coarse hair.
@@Growth_Journey I'm a bit confused about what you wrote since straight hair can be both straight and coarse or straight and fine/medium. But yes, it did make a difference, particularly if - as he stated- you resist the temptation to touch your hair until the cast has formed. The other thing I did was come in with a layer of gel (after the mousse) to ensure there was enough hold.
I used to have hair that was dry af and curly and I literally just started using only shampoo, then dampen hair and use coconut oil on 40% dry hair (5 to 6 drops for 2 to 3 inches of hair) and combing them back, then tying a towel over it for an hour and viola, frizz free hair for a whole day, just keep running fingers to the back for curl definition. Works for two days easy, but I wash hair everyday, with shampoo on alternate days and only water on other days, then combing it back without using any oil and tying the towel. Works like a charm, hair never been healthier, Alhamdulillah.
You do realize straight guys will never try what you are suggesting. It's too long of a process
Well good luck to those straight guys 😊
@@thomasinaction I'm just messing with you, no hard feelings
Thats like saying "how to make the best genetics look even better"😐😐😐
Ace, my friend. Did you see our before hair? 😂
I was hoping for some advice--
You say you hate men cutting their hair because they think it’s shit, and I feel the same! That’s what I’m desperately trying to prevent. Thankfully winter has bought me a little time but it’s still a problem. My boyfriend does tattoos, and he has curly hair that isn’t quite long enough for a bun or pony. So while tattooing, it’s almost always in his face. He doesn’t want to push it back and contaminate his gloves/needle etc.
He hates the frizz, and I love the curls but sometimes being in a hurry he doesn’t let me do the things I have guessed would handle the frizz and keep him curly like I love. He has bought some of the face masks that were like, I dunno spandex maybe? That are just like, small sleeves for your face. He’s cut them in half to use as a headband. It’s a decent solution but doesn’t hold well, nor does it look…. Good. It doesn’t look very good. With people’s tendency to photograph the process of getting a tattoo, I don’t want people posting pictures where he looks goofy. So I decided to look up solutions and ended up on your video after watching jesse’s. I’ll say I like your detail and energy much better. What would you recommend?
So, I work in automotive, a naturally dusty environment. I wash my hair roughly every 3 days, but what can I use to keep my hair from looking like a frizzy mess?
Any suggestions are appreciated. My hair is roughly shoulder-length and super curly.
finally, this is the video for me 😂
Whoop whoop! Glad to help Robert!
Anyone know a similar product to Behave oil? I live in USA and irs hard to get unless you want to spend $80. Thanks!
this is like exactly my hair type (also high porosity) and I’ve always wondered if I needed something more than just leave in. This answered my question so thank u!!
THANK YOU for the blow out tips. That's the look i've been trying to achieve but never new how to get there. Will be trying that out soon!
My pleasure! glad I could help
Bro this is exactly how my hair looks!! Awesome while it’s wet but just puff ups like a mofo when it dries 😂
Anyone know a trusted UA-camr with fine, Oily, curly hair? The end product of these guys looks like mine, but their starting point is so different
u look like benny blanco but saner
Thanks for this video, I have long curly hair too. I always struggle with my fringe in my face. How do you manage this? Thanks
There’s this cool Bobby pin trick that Scott Smith from the Man Buns and Manes Facebook group shared not long ago.
Are you in the group? You should hit him up!
Man I really didn’t know my hair was normal with others. I thought my hair was horrible because it’s me
This is probably the first video which directly addresses the issue. Maybe we are cousins because our hair are identical, facing the same issue, lol.
Another barber that doesnt know coarse hair. I suggest you go back to barber school, that isnt coarse hair...stop trying to fool people.
Yall have the same hair as me lmao. Glad to come across this, where can I find YOUR personal products you use?
Do you have any advice for people with seborrheic dermatitis? My doctor says I have to wash my hair every day with medicated shampoo, so my hair never even gets natural oils in it.
So I've only ever used this really really bad for your hair shampoo VO5 (you can tell how cheap it's made) and my hair, after a long while only really starts to curl as it gets closer to the bottom, my hair is long thick coarse is there a way to revive my hair so I can get my hair to be full on the top whilst keeping it fairly long still or do I have to cut it and start again? I've been trying to figure out how to fix this for a few years
Hey Jesse, my hair is messy!
After applying to oil is my hair supposed to go back to being dry and knotted and the cast still there kinda?
This is great! What did Jessie use for the high quality curl cream? Bays?
Any idea how to make this type of hair smooth and straight? I have wavy hair and can do full bun.
This tutorial is crazy!!! I always thought my hair was unsalvageable
yeah my hair is shit but I don't have 60+ dollars for cream
You can slowly get the products over time. Think about how much you spend on clothes. $60 isn't a lot to feel that much better about yourself.
@@crazy808ish idk the bottles seem so small to me like i'd be buying one every month. And i get 5 dollar t-shirts lol
You don't need it. Look into Cantu products they're a 😱drugstore😱 brand that works amazing for curly and coarse hair.
@@ubershibbydude thanks man
That's why i nearly chopped my 2 year hair gets too much buffy and frizzy 😐
I have thick straight hair I want marlons teix hair basically the hair you have :(
Do you have products for thick curly hair for black men??
Im not anti products but its worth using less products and not ever using shampoo.
This video never gets old! Still hugely helpful! Love ya man!!!
Do you just help with men’s hair? All of this info is very helpful.
Honestly I think my hair sucks is fine, thin, dry, frizzy, curly and it takes like 8 hours to air dry
In order to help your hairstyle last like that; what do you do regarding sleeping? Anything specifically you lay on? Do you wrap your hair? Thanks
No no no no i'm not dreaming. Dear LORD what has happened?!
I am considering following your first method, apply hair moisturiser, mouse and crunch. Do u wash your hair daily if you follow this method?
Your hair is growing well Thomas. Nice mate. Keep up the good stuff. 👌
Thanks Mark! Grateful for your presence here! 🙏🏽
Thanks for this video, I learned a lot !
Yay! I’m glad you found it hepful
I am endowed with 2a/2b wavy hair. I have been doing my best to adapt/adopt Curly Girl/Guy Method. It has been wonderful. My hair is healthier/shinier/bouncier now. Although finding Curl-friendly products is rather difficult here in Indonesia, I persist to continue the battle!!!!
Same pattern here. Keep kt going bro.
Bang, kalo boleh tanya lu pake produk apa, bang? Karena emang sesuai omongan elu, produk curl-friendly di Indonesia itu langka hingga hampir gak ada. Adanya cuma produk2 impor yang harganya jutaan.
@@figboi Hallo. Buat shampoo udah gapake. Conditioner (2 X sehari) pake Natur yg Aloe Vera + Olive. Trus leave in conditioner (pagi aja) juga sama, pake Natur Aloe Vera + Olive. Hair gel pake Johny Andrean. Conditioner 30 rebuan. Hair gel juga 30 rebuan. Alhamdulillah aman.
@@mohammadangginugrohomcjogja kalo gk pake sampoo gatal2 gak, bang? Atau mungkin ada efek lain yang rasanya aneh waktu gak sampo an sama sekali? Terus untuk produknya sendiri ingredientnya ada sulfate, paraben dan alkohol nggak?
@@figboi Hello. Aku pake scalp massager buat pijat kepala pas pake conditioner (pagi & sore). Alhamdulillah, aman aja. Conditioner Natur sama Hair Gel nya Johnny Andrean enggak pake sulfat, paraben. Ada methylparaben. Ini bentuk lebih aman dari paraben murni. Alkohol juga aman.
I’m in that awkward stage but i always remember when I cut my hair off I always regret it in the end
I couldn't even afford 6 dollar shampoo. 😭