My HOLY GRAIL of HIT pro hairstyling products! These will help you have the BEST hair (hairstylist)
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
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I asked you here on my community page and you all said you'd like to see a round up of my holy grail of professional hair styling products, so here it is!
Whether you're a hair stylist yourself or you love styling your hair at home and want to know what my go-to's are when I'm working behind the chair, on clients, its all in this video.
▪️Hair styling products that give you LONG lasting hold, volume and bouncy waves/curls.
▪️Heat protector sprays to guard against damage from hot tools, such as tongs or flat irons...no on wants dry hair!
▪️Keep FRIZZ away with this multi tasking leave in spray...
▪️And the BEST dry texture spray you'll every use! If you like beachy, undone waved hair, this is for you.
▪️There's even my ULTIMATE finishing product that smooths hair, whilst adding texture and shine.
Yes, I'm a fan of drug store hair products but some of these pro formulas are unique and I make sure I'm stocked up at all times, ha.
What's the one hair styling product you wouldn't want to be without?
Let me know in the comments, it's always so fantastic to hear what you're into..?
▪️Shop My - I've updated my "shelves" so everything in the video is on my page. It is an affiliate platform, so if you make a purchase via it, I get a commission - shopmy.us/theworldofcraig
▪️My Instagram - craigsworld...
That's it for this week, a HUGE thanks for watching, take care and I'll see you all in the next one,
CX.
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Hi there, thanks for watching. Do YOU have a favourite professional hair styling product? 👨🏻🙏🏻✅
I love Redken Brushable hairspray 12 medium hold. It’s great on very fine hair. It’s workable and dry ,adds texture and for me when it’s brushed out and reapplied it makes the styling even better. Love, love, love it. A moisturiser and heat protectant I love is Bondi Boost Prep + Protect Hair Primer (I don’t know if it’s available in the UK) it’s also excellent for fine, slightly frizzy hair. I agree with you on not liking oils! BB doesn’t add weight but smooths beautifully and adds moisture making fly away hair behave. Love your videos, you are very generous with your knowledge and entertaining. Thanks!
I love listening to the pros😊
Thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
would love a video on drugstore/affordable dupes or alternatives for your fav pro products ❤
Great idea, I’ll add it to the list, thank you. 👨🏻🙌🏻✨
Can you do video on best products for dyed hair? Like blonde shampoos, brunette ones... Or best colour enhancing ones? Thanks x
I sure can…there is a “How to get the BEST out of shampoo” coming next week! When you say blonde shampoos etc, do you want it to be drug store or pro lines? Thanks for watching. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Both would be fabulous, thx darling 😘
Ha, you’ll need to narrow it down, my list is VERY long of requested videos….
Drugstore shampoos for home dyed brunette hair!!!
@@sunflowerbaby1853Noted!
The one product I can't live without is Label M thickening cream. That's the only product Ive ever used that keeps my unruly, dry short hair under control 😊
That sounds like something I need to check out, thanks for sharing…and watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
As volume is for my hair more a problem than a goal I never use all those texture-giving goodies.
My hair is ridiculously thick and tends to frizz. Every hairdressers loves my hair, but on a daily basis it is a struggle to keep it in check so I don't look like a dandelion seedhead, at the end of the day.
My only pro go-to stylingproduct is Olaplex bond-smoother (no. 6). It keeps my hair in check without making it hard and sticky.
My hair reacts well on oils and balms because it is as dry as kindling
Thanks for sharing…and watching.
I’m a huge fan of Olaplex No6, so good on most hair types.
Bumble and Bumble spray de mode is a great working hairspray.
Yes! Huge fan of that one. 👨🏻🙌🏻✨
Redken is one brand that I do need to try
Would like to see shampoos, including for hard water. Thanks.
There’s a shampoo focused video next week. I’d recommend avoiding sodium lauryl sulfate free shampoos if your water is hard.
Here to learn. Thanks for your content.
You’re welcome, thanks for watching.
Might be a dumb request but can you show how you use texture volume sprays it all gets very confusing....to me anyway. Mx
That’s not a dumb request at all - all questions are valid here on my world.
Think of it like dry shampoo/soft hold hairspray had a baby, it’s for volume at the root and the softest hold, with texture.
Spray it into the roots for the volume and through the lengths/ends for the texture. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
I use the redken big blowout and quick blowout 😊
Do you get the brand 'milkshake' there? The milkshake leave in 'incredible milk' spray is my go to. It smells so good. It's very thick which works for my damaged bleached hair.
The only hairspray i use is the Osis sparkler by schwarzkopf as a finishing spray. Love watching your vids, from Australia ❤️
Wahooo, we’re practically hair styling twins, they are 2 great products eh?!
We do have Milkshake over here but I’ve not tried any…yet. Ha.
And the spray sounds great, I’ll have to get some. Thanks for sharing…and watching. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Great video once again! I will be trying some of your products for sure👍 I’m still looking for a favourite one of mine but it’s like looking for a holy grail 😂 The only thing I could recommend is got2be glued hair spray. That stuff holds! 👍
Thank you and thanks for watching! Yes, we use A LOT of that on the TV shows I work in, it would stop a fly mid flight eh?! Ha. 👨🏻🙌🏻✨
Hi Craig, im off to buy some of your recommendations 😊
i love loreal infinium hairspray also by loreal liss blow dry cream, iv been using it for years, even use it on my own hair so it must be good🤣 another must again by loreal is beach waves, its the best salt spray iv used, an boy iv tried them all 🤣🤣
Hi Tricia, wahoo! Thanks, as always, for watching.
Ooo, I’ve not heard of any of those, I’ll check em out. Thanks for sharing. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Thanks for creating such a helpful video! For future video ideas, I would love a pro shampoo & conditioner (incl. leave-in conditioner), especially ones available at Sephora that are good to use with hard / well water. Am also interested in any products for fine, thin, frizzy hair!
Awww, you’re welcome, thanks for watching.
You might enjoy next weeks video “How to get the BEST from shampoo” - I go through how to choose the best shampoo for hair type.
So the tricky thing with recommending Sephora haircare is the UK stock different line to the US…and I can’t even access the US site from over here.
The best formulations for hard water are ones that are NOT sodium lauryl sulfate free.
Thanks for your response. Will keep an eye out for your shampoo video. Am thinking that Sephora's UK stock might be similar to Canadas Sephora stock as we can't access the US site either and many of the US brands are unavailable at Canada's sephora. Thanks also for your suggestion not to use sulfate free shampoos for hard well water . .. would that include all "sulfate free" shampoos or just those without sodium lauryl sulfate? TSM!
What is the difference between drugstore and professional products? Where would the investment be wisest? In shampoo and conditioner or styling products? Should one use an entire line or not? Advice please.
The difference is often (not always) the level of development that goes into the formulations and the quality of ingredients - that’s not to say that cheaper/drug store products are bad, they are simply different.
It’s tricky to give you an answer as to where to make the investment. For example, as I mention into video, my favourite texture spray is only £6…but it’s so good I’d pay £20 for it.
If your hair has specific needs like adding strength or stopping colour from fading I would suggest investing in pro formulas for shampoos and conditioner.
You might well find next weeks video helpful….
Hi Craig! Greeting from NYC! Thank you for another great video! I’m always looking for your content! I normally don’t use a hairspray since I cut down heat styling. Have you tried Kevin Murphy’s Touchable Hairspray or the Bedroom Hairspray? I’ve found the bedroom hairspray to be very soft and very brushable and doesn’t leave a crispy texture like other hair sprays but my experience with styling products are pretty limited, the other hairsprays I have tried in the past are the Oribe’s Superfine Strong hair spray, The Invisible Defense Spray and the Dry Texturizing Hair Spray. I have a few styling products from Oribe that I have no absolute idea how to use correctly 😂 I didn’t like the Invisible Defense spray because it felt very very sticky and oily, I rarely ever return a product but I hated so much I actually returned it 😂.
What do you think of the K18 Dry Shampoo btw? Do you think if it could also be used as a light setting spray? I’ve never used a dry shampoo in my life so I don’t know what to expect.
Also, do you know if K18 will release more products this year? 😆 I’m such a sucker for K18 lol it is truly this only hair company currently that actually releases something innovative and different from other brands
Hello there from over here in London!
You’re most welcome, thanks for watching.
I haven’t tried any of those but will order some later (the KM sprays) on today, they sound great, thank you.
The K18 Air Wash has no hold, the innovation is in how it removes odour and oil.
@@theworldofcraig you’re welcome! Let me know what you think when you’ve tried them! Well then, I probably won’t be getting it then! Sounds like something that I won’t be reaching for that often. Thanks Craig!
Hi Craig, Thank you so much for your videos! Would you pls recommend a product that can make my 50% gray hair with blonde highlights shine?
Hi there, thanks for watching.
Something like the One United spray or the Quick Blowout I mention in the video might be helpful, they both add light shine to the hair.
@@theworldofcraig Thank you!
My all time holy grail for blowdrying was Redken Velvet Gelatine...totally unique product...wish they would bring it back😢
That’s the Big Blowout featured in this video, in the pink tube! And if you’re in the US it’s always going to be available.
Thanks for another really informative video! Sad to hear that Redken Big Blowout is being discontinued in the UK; it's great. If you're still looking for suggestions for future videos, I'd love to hear an expert opinion on protein overload as I have fine, curly hair and am susceptible to it. It would be great to have some professional recommendations for products that don't contain protein (as so many seem to now) but also to find out if there are some milder formulations of products that make hair strong when it's been damaged that it would be ok to use. I'd also like to know more about high-lift lighteners and lightening shampoos, etc. and why they are bad (as you briefly mentioned in one of your drugstore videos). Many thanks!
Thanks for your kind words and for watching, I really appreciate your support.
Yes, I’m such a fan and will be stocking up!
So “protein overload” isn’t really an issue with modern haircare formulations - it’s really a left over from a different time and even then it’s a bit of a myth.
Contemporary formulas most often contain a balance of both protein and moisture - if you were to use a purely protein based treatment, (I don’t know of many that sill exist) you’d have to use it repeatedly, every day, with your hair already being compromised for it to cause breakage.
My go to treatment is K18 Molecular Mask - there’s an entire playlist of videos on here that go into it in detail. You’ll see on the ingredients list that is contains a little protein, this is used as a carrier for the peptide that does the repair, (as is often the case in modern formulas) there isn’t enough in there to cause “protein overload”.
@@theworldofcraig That's really interesting, thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I've had quite a bad reaction to products containing protein a few times - the Redken Extreme range, several keratin masks, and even if I use Philip Kingsley's Elasticizer too much. My hair suddenly becomes very brittle and extra frizzy, starts to snap and my curl pattern goes - until I use clarifying shampoo and really simple products for a while. I had assumed this was being sensitive to protein as taking it away seemed to help. Maybe I'm having a reaction to something else!
@@rachelwaring5020 You’re welcome. The Extreme range does contain a lot of protein but there is some moisture in there too…that said it might (possibly) be too much for your hair but “protein overload” is a bit of a hairstylist break room “myth”.
I think you’d really enjoy K18 if you have had issues with your hair being weak, it is incredible…and they don’t pay me to say that.
@@theworldofcraig I will definitely give it a try. Thank you so much for the recommendation,
@rachelwaring5020 I would suggest getting the mini 15ml, a little goes a long way and you will see/feel results! Let me know if you test it out.
A pleasure! 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Probably a dumb question: do you use a blowout cream when you’re blow drying the hair flat as well? Or use something else? Loved the video! (Especially the heart emoji!! 😍)
No questions are dumb here at TWOC! It really depends on the hair texture - although I rarely use anything oily or greasy…even on thick/textured hair. I’d rather something slippy, with dimethicone in the formula. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
@@theworldofcraig Thank you! Sorry, I think I was a bit unclear though, I was referring to the blowout gel from Redken :)
What is the difference between hairspray and texture spray? Never used either of them 😮
Hairspray holds hair in place - different formulas have different “holds”.
Texture Spray has a volumising effect on the hair, creates movement and texture - like a soft hold hairspray with a little “grittiness” to it.
@@theworldofcraig ok thanks 🙏
Please discuss Co-Wash, I've been using the brand name "Hustle" from Sally Beauty Supply. It does beautiful wonders on my long thick black 3B hair. Also, it's my first time here, pleased to meet you!
Hi Rachel, hello from London!
I shall keep “co wash” in mind for a future video…thanks for watching. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
@@theworldofcraig Thanks Craig!! 😊😊😊