Thank you for taking the time to watch! I’d love to hear what styling tips you’d like to see in this series! What do you struggle with when it comes to styling your hair?
Knowing the correct products to use on my thick hair. Your tips though are going a very long way in helping me though. I feel like when I get my hair cut soon I’ll be a lot more confident in trying to style it.
Megan Harrington hey! You know what....this may seem silly but I’ve actually not even thought about doing product knowledge videos!!!!! Don’t ask me why! In my mind I go straight to the more technical stuff I guess.....but you’ve got a great idea and I’ll totally do some! Thank you!!
Love your videos. Especially love how you have your wife do it so we see what it is like when we would do it ourselves. I can never seem to get the same results as I do from my stylist, but with you explaining everything and having your wife do it makes so much more sense now. Thanks for taking the time to do these vidoes!
I learn so much more from this video by you allowing her to do her own hair with the blow dryer and round brush. Please do more videos like that. I’d love to see a video on how she would do a beach wave with a flat iron.
Thank you Linda! I appreciate you taking the time to check out my video. I actually did a video of exactly what you’re asking for here. Check it out if you haven’t already. :)
Loved this! So helpful! After too many years of incorrect, frustrating blow drying and frizz! Best tips: tipping head over, drying roots with hands and best of all twirling brush up and out, not DOWN. I have the Olivia brushes too. Hallelujah @Justin Hickox!
Oh my gosh! Why did it take me 53 years to find you? I stumbled across this video and thought meh, I know how to blow dry my hair. I watched it and gave it a try and damnnnnnnnn, i look like I had my hair blown dry by a professional. Imagine that. I happen to have the same brush that you used in the video. Everything you said to do I did and it works my fine hair has body and looks like there’s twice as much there. Thank you so much for doing what you do!
Loved your video. I still in tip I have is for curly dry hair after shampooing and conditioning your hair put one or 2 teaspoons of coconut all throughout your hair it will take care of the frizzies and allow you to style it however you want.
YESSSSS! Loved this! I have THICK BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY HAIR AT 64. Just above the shoulder natural body still! Have a lob hair style. Never use brush / only wide mouth comb. Round brush for styling. Very helpful! ❤. I do most of what you showed
Thank you! I’m glad you liked it. I think it’s much easier to follow when people can watch someone doing it on themselves rather than a stylist working on a client.
Thank you. I have asked so many hairstylist over the years 'Show me how ro do what yor doing to my hair, as I do it myself" & not one person has helped me out. I do not ave straight hair, like your model - but I do like to blow my hair out now and then. I have very wavy/thick hair. If you ever have a model with the same hair type, I would appreciate a demonstration. Thank you, again.
Awesome! I’m glad I could help. I’ll make sure to create a video if I get a client with that same texture that is willing to be on some! Thanks for the feedback.
You and your wife are awesome! My struggle is how to tame my very thick very coarse hair I have a long face and have it shoulder length but my sides keep growing out fast and weigh everything down. And at 51 I don’t need it to age me any more than i am already... I know you responded that you were going to work it on a future video, I’m just giving detail. Love your tips and that you share your expertise. Much appreciated
Hey! Thanks for reaching out. I appreciate the info. I’ll definitely consider that when I’m working on that video. I may have some other things in mind to help you as well! :) still finalizing that so I don’t want to say anything yet. :) thanks again for your support!
The two of you demonstrating the various techniques is wonderful. Vastly helpful watching your gorgeous wife blow out her hair versus a “professional” blow dry where you make it look both easy AND complicated, if that makes sense. If your wife is game, I’d love more of these ‘real world’ tutorials. Many thanks. What a great looking couple you are!
Your tutorials are fantastic! after being sick for so long, it has thinned out so much and i have almost given up on my hair. I have learned so much in three of your videos and can't wait to put them to practical use. Looking forward to more videos. Giving me hope!! Thank you
Thank you so much. I just stumbled upon your channel while searching for help with my hair. Your wife is brilliant with her idea. Please keep making your videos. Love them.
Awh thanks!!!! I really appreciate that!! I’ll make sure to tell my wife you said that!!! She’ll be stoked to hear it......then continue to remind me of it every hour on the hour for the next 6 months! Lmao!!!!! I honestly appreciate your support. Thank you!
Thank you SO MUCH for this series! I’d love to get guidance on drying the back myself. I’ve got very thick hair just below shoulder length, and it’s tricky to section, brush and blow all at the same time. Thanks!
Your Wife is amazing! Intelligent, supportive & I love her sense of humour too! She is a natural beauty and it's so good to see a woman not "hiding behind a tonne of makeup" You make a great team. Thank you for your extremely practical advice to those of us who struggle to style our hair ( I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels "Oh this is to hard so just put it in a ponytail or messybun.... ) so TY once again Justin for your channel. During lockdown what better time to educate the Academics who had our head in the books while the rest of the population was doing their hair LOL . Your channel is "JUSTIN-TIME" LOL . I am binge watching between study and reports for work, so your videos are my reward for attaining my goals ( or sometimes partially..... ) I think inspiration can really spur the brain on ; D
This is really helpful because I'm so useless at doing my own hair. I have thin hair so end up having too much product so it looks heavy, flat and greasy or the blowdryer just creates a frizzball when I don't use product. Also trying to know how to hold the dryer is always tricky. Really enjoyed this video. I'll give it a go! Thank you!
These videos are so helpful. When a professional does all the work it’s hard for me to catch on, but watching you teach your beautiful model is so helpful. I do my hair exactly how she was doing hers before you corrected her, and I had no clue why it never looks like what my stylist does.
Outstanding video. Every stylist should teach us how to dry & style our hair! I can never come close to making my hair look as pretty as my stylist does.
Justin, heart felt thanks for your videos. I am 46, and I can't tell you how much I've spent on stylists (including going to Bon Jovi's) just to try to get a good hair cut. I have had damaged hair all my life because 1) I didn't know about combing/detangling 2) I didn't know how to properly blow dry (always went perpendicular to my hair) 3) didn't use good shampoos or products. Literally just by using a wet brush and drying my hair the direction you said, my hair went from Homeless to Haute! It's pretty sad to be learning this so late. I wish my stylists had taught me. My mom didn't know either and I am going to pass on this knowledge to her and my sister. Again, thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!
Justin, thank you. This vid helped my hair look a bit better. Great tip on how to distribute mousse and shine products. The only thing is, I'm still not sure I'm holding blowdryer correct. I'll watch vid again.
Awesome! I’m so glad the tips are working for you!!!!! The blowdryer can be a tough one to get used to using correctly. Definitely go through that part of the video again. The biggest thing is to just make sure the airflow is parallel to the hair strand and pointed down the hair shaft not up it. Hope that helps a little.
Great tips…..after sooooo many years this is so basic to know but the stylists do not teach, and looking at them is not the way to learn ! Great student with your wife. So sweet and patient for your híper personality. Great couple! Many blessings ❤
I just found your channel and love the videos, thank you so much for making them! I also love my Dyson dryer, it’s the kindest one I’ve ever owned to my fine but thick, wavy, cowlicky, highlighted hair. One tip I can share is, after using the dryer and a round brush on a section, I flip the dryer over and let it’s air intake on the back sit over the section for a few seconds. It cools the hair and sets it, makes it shinier, and is also faster (for me) than running the dryer on cool over my whole head after blow drying. Thanks again, and I look forward to more videos.
I just found your channel and subscribed. This video was so helpful! A suggestion for another tutorial is what types of hair products for styling to use such as mousse, gels, pastes, etc. and when you would use them/for what purpose. Looking forward to more! Thank you!!
Hey Kim! Thanks for the feedback! I’ll definitely work that into a video I’ll do about bangs. Until then, I’m releasing a video on Tuesday at 6:30 am PST that may have some helpful into in it for you. :). Any particular style of bangs you want tips on?
Just found your channel! These are great styling videos ... I am learning a lot! It is absolutely great to have a model (your lovely wife, in this case!) who does "all the things" that prompt you to demonstrate the better way to get great results. Thanks ... really loving these!
Wow. For 50 years, the only thing I did correctly was use mousse and bend over to dry my hair. Couldn't figure out how to use the brush with the dryer so I just gave up. Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge so generously (and for your wife's suggestion). I'll check out the Dyson dryer. Love your videos!
This really really was so helpful. What a great idea. Up until this point I was still blowing my hair dry and then hitting with my straighter. I feel like I could possibly give myself a proper blowout after watching this.
She looks great! Beautiful hair color, highlights and layering. I love the Olivia Garden round brushes. I now know how better to use them. Thanks for the tips.
Love this Justin I've watched this video numerous times and love Deonnas hair cut I love her hair my hair is her length how would I tell my stylist to cut my hair like this really ?? Love how her layers are it doesn't take away her length in the front sides thanks so much!!💯
Many thanks for this excellent instructional demo! What I struggle with is fine hair that won't hold a style. I have tried various styling products to add body to my hair but they either weigh it down and make it flat or leave a gummy or hard coating that results in broken ends and lots of hair in my comb or brush.
Thank you for the feedback I’m glad you liked it! I totally hear what you’re saying, product to create volume in fine hair can be tough to find. I have a video idea coming up soon where I am planning on showing some of my favorite products for that exact situation. I think you’ll love it!
I've been binge watching your videos! You and your lovely wife are amazing! You explain things so well. My question, If your hair is a little damaged from curling & highliting, would you add a leave in conditioner product at the beginning along with the volumizing mousse?
It is not easy at all to do at home what the professional does in the salon. We could clearly see this. Great video. Realistic. Please bring us more of this. Thank you
Justin- thank you for posting links to products. Can you tell me what size barrel you use on your wife’s hair for the round brush? My hair is similar length. Love your videos! Please keep them coming!
What a great video! I just bought one of these brushes and needed to learn how to use it. I like the way you had the actual client do her own hair, instead of you doing her hair.
I’m sure you’ve covered this but I can never get enough volume tips for us ladies with wavy/curly hair. I guess my main things are layering it strategically and root lift. And gel. But I need all the tips I can get! :)
I have fine hair but a lot of it and my issue is that no matter what I do, what products I use, when I finish styling (even if I use a generous amount of hair spray), my style falls flat and looks like I haven't done anything as soon as my hair is moved - I.e. I shake my head, a gentle breeze moves it. My current arsenal of products is: thickening spray (applied at roots and all over), thickening mousse (optional), hair spray. For the crown I use hair spray for each section before back combing. If I didn't use spray, the back combing would not work because my hair just slides out as I reposition the section. Thank you for doing these videos - your instructions are clear and very thorough! Terry from Cambridge Ontario
I should tell you that I have a shoulder length layered cut similar to your wife's. My hair has a nice wave, so it's not poker straight. Depending on the humidity, there is enough curl that I can help enhance thst curl but omce again, if I brush my hair after its done, the curl will come out and only a gentle wave remains. I hope that in formation helps you provide me with guidance or suggestions.
Great question. It’s gonna depend on how your hair is layered. Even though it’s fine, like you said you have a lot of it. Because of that it can be very heavy, and react like you’re experiencing. You may have a scenario where you actually need to go in and check it out a bit. Sounds crazy but done correctly it can lighten up your layers and give you more left. There are a few techniques that may help but unfortunately they’re pretty hard to explain over text. Mainly I would make sure that your layers are short enough and light enough but not too shortTo where they do not challenge the length. I hope that helps a little bit.
Another great way and helpful way on how to blow dry hair. I have very curly frizzy hair and it goes just at the end of my neck I have a lot of body but at the same point I will try this technique and see if this helps. I do have a brush very similar to what you are using so hopefully it will give me a better styling option! Love your videos keep them coming :-)
Today I learned a lot about hair styling from your channel! Your wife's idea about doing it herself while you explained how it should be done was great! Btw, I'd love if you could give some ideas about how to style a medium to long thin hair for people with receding chin. Thanks & keep up with the good work! 😊👍
I realize this video was created a year ago… But thank you so much! It was so instructive to watch your beautiful wife do it herself. I have a waist length hair and use the Olivia garden large round brush to dry and smooth my wavy fine hair. When finished I then use a small-maybe 1”, at the crown on top close to the scalp to create instant lift.
Very helpful video. I've never had much success with a round brush, but your tips give me courage to try again. Your wife is very beautiful and smart! Thanks to her for her suggestion. I really like videos where you teach your tips by letting the model use them on herself.
What a GREAT IDEA! I loved all the techniques you showed us! I make the same mistakes you wife made 🤭 Can you please make a video on how to blow dry the back of the hair? Is always the more complicated for me ! (Medium length or long hair) And also how to deal with cowlicks.... grrrr!!! I have a rebel one with my bangs Thank youuuu!!! You just got a new subscriber and a thump up from me !
Thank you! I can’t take credit for the idea....it was my wives. She’s smarter than me....but don’t tell her! :) I’ll definitely work that into a future video! Thanks so much for the feedback and support!
Thank you so much for the video. I found your channel and have learned so much about how to styling and blow dry my hair plus many others videos. I always have trouble trying to volume my crown, the right side does not look the same height as the left side. No matter how my hair cut in layers. My hair part to the right side and have swept side bang. Do you have any advice?
As long winded as the explanations are, I think it’s worth it. You showed us how we SHOULD do it vs how we should NOT do it. I like that. Shows us what success looks like. Thank you.
I loved your videos.i have fine life less hair. I'm definitely going to give these products a try. I'm wondering thought about the mythical oil, if it's going to be too dense for my hair
Agreed - you have a great teaching style. Justin, what do you think of dryer/ rotating brush combined - like babyliss big hair? Does it damage hair by blowing direct onto, not down the shaft?
Thank you so much! That’s a great question. I love those precious for convenience and I actually want to do a review on them. Typically speaking the airflow is not as strict with those and therefore not as damaging. They don’t concern me in the way that a blow dryer concerns me. Does that make sense?
Great idea on how to do professional blow-outs yourself at home! You have convinced me to buy an Olivia Garden round brush. Which diameter you would recommend for my hair length? I have naturally straight hair (not even a curve, let alone a curl), fine-ish strands but pretty dense, and it is cut into a short bob (cut is very similar to the gorgeous silver-haired model in your challenge with the two other stylists).
This is ideal because it shows how to do our own hair rather than you do it, the position of the brush and dryer was so helpful, I’d like to know how to use straighteners but keeping some height and body to the style too please x
Thank you! I’m so glad it helped you! I have a video all about using flat irons on longer hair as well as one about using them on shorter hair. If you haven’t had a chance to check them out, here’s a link to them. I think they’ll answer a lot of your questions but if you still have more...feel free to ask! :) ua-cam.com/play/PLnicY2t3ywixxBl752FuiDMcygPDj0-1l.html
Justin Hickox , have you done any on what colour high or lowlights to have, that depend on age, etc ? , I’m 50, oval face shaped and ready to have some colours to my hair ready for summer, but not sure what colour/s to have .
Thank you for taking the time to watch! I’d love to hear what styling tips you’d like to see in this series! What do you struggle with when it comes to styling your hair?
Knowing the correct products to use on my thick hair. Your tips though are going a very long way in helping me though. I feel like when I get my hair cut soon I’ll be a lot more confident in trying to style it.
Megan Harrington hey! You know what....this may seem silly but I’ve actually not even thought about doing product knowledge videos!!!!! Don’t ask me why! In my mind I go straight to the more technical stuff I guess.....but you’ve got a great idea and I’ll totally do some! Thank you!!
Justin Hickox My pleasure and I really look forward to seeing that video!👏🏼⭐️
I never know what to do with my hair!
Thank you! This was amazing. :)
I followed along and blow dried my hair and I have to say it was the best blowout I’ve ever done myself. Thank you for all the great tips!
That’s awesome! Thank you so much for sharing. I’m so glad I could help.
This is one of the best training videos on blowing drying one’s own hair. I like that she did her own hair while you gave tips.
Thank you for taking the time to make these tutorials. You have a great teaching style.
Thank you so much Lorna!!! I truly appreciate the kind words!!! Thanks for the support!
Thank you! That was fantastic! Please do more of these showing how to hold flat irons, curling irons, wands, etc..
Thank you!!! And....guess what!!!.... if you’re curious about flat irons, I think you MAY like next weeks video! 😉
Love your videos. Especially love how you have your wife do it so we see what it is like when we would do it ourselves. I can never seem to get the same results as I do from my stylist, but with you explaining everything and having your wife do it makes so much more sense now. Thanks for taking the time to do these vidoes!
You're so welcome! Glad they helped! Thanks for checking them out!
I learn so much more from this video by you allowing her to do her own hair with the blow dryer and round brush. Please do more videos like that. I’d love to see a video on how she would do a beach wave with a flat iron.
Thank you Linda! I appreciate you taking the time to check out my video. I actually did a video of exactly what you’re asking for here. Check it out if you haven’t already. :)
Yes!!!
Loved this! So helpful! After too many years of incorrect, frustrating blow drying and frizz! Best tips: tipping head over, drying roots with hands and best of all twirling brush up and out, not DOWN. I have the Olivia brushes too. Hallelujah @Justin Hickox!
Awesome! I’m so glad I could help! Thank you! And...those brushes are awesome right!
Oh my gosh! Why did it take me 53 years to find you? I stumbled across this video and thought meh, I know how to blow dry my hair. I watched it and gave it a try and damnnnnnnnn, i look like I had my hair blown dry by a professional. Imagine that. I happen to have the same brush that you used in the video. Everything you said to do I did and it works my fine hair has body and looks like there’s twice as much there. Thank you so much for doing what you do!
Thank you so much! This is the best compliment you could give me. I truly, truly appreciate it.
Loved your video. I still in tip I have is for curly dry hair after shampooing and conditioning your hair put one or 2 teaspoons of coconut all throughout your hair it will take care of the frizzies and allow you to style it however you want.
Love how you take the time to show how to use different products for different hair styles.
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback
YESSSSS! Loved this! I have THICK BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY HAIR AT 64. Just above the shoulder natural body still! Have a lob hair style. Never use brush / only wide mouth comb. Round brush for styling. Very helpful! ❤. I do most of what you showed
Love you walking someone doing their own hair! This was SO helpful. Thank you.
Thank you! I’m glad you liked it. I think it’s much easier to follow when people can watch someone doing it on themselves rather than a stylist working on a client.
Thank you.
I have asked so many hairstylist over the years 'Show me how ro do what yor doing to my hair, as I do it myself" & not one person has helped me out.
I do not ave straight hair, like your model - but I do like to blow my hair out now and then.
I have very wavy/thick hair. If you ever have a model with the same hair type, I would appreciate a demonstration.
Thank you, again.
Awesome! I’m glad I could help. I’ll make sure to create a video if I get a client with that same texture that is willing to be on some! Thanks for the feedback.
You and your wife are awesome! My struggle is how to tame my very thick very coarse hair
I have a long face and have it shoulder length but my sides keep growing out fast and weigh everything down. And at 51 I don’t need it to age me any more than i am already... I know you responded that you were going to work it on a future video, I’m just giving detail. Love your tips and that you share your expertise. Much appreciated
Hey! Thanks for reaching out. I appreciate the info. I’ll definitely consider that when I’m working on that video. I may have some other things in mind to help you as well! :) still finalizing that so I don’t want to say anything yet. :) thanks again for your support!
I love these videos of Mr. Hickox’s. He is informative with solutions.
So glad to find you here! I was looking how to use a hair glider but haven't found a good one yet. I definitely needed this lesson.
Great tips! Using the round brush has always been difficult for me, so glad I have come across your videos!
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad this could help.
The two of you demonstrating the various techniques is wonderful. Vastly helpful watching your gorgeous wife blow out her hair versus a “professional” blow dry where you make it look both easy AND complicated, if that makes sense. If your wife is game, I’d love more of these ‘real world’ tutorials. Many thanks. What a great looking couple you are!
Your tutorials are fantastic! after being sick for so long, it has thinned out so much and i have almost given up on my hair. I have learned so much in three of your videos and can't wait to put them to practical use. Looking forward to more videos. Giving me hope!! Thank you
Your wife is so very beautiful. She has a wonderful smile.
I’ll make sure to let her know you said that. She’ll love to hear it! And I definitely can’t argue with you on that!
Gorgeous wife
Dionna is a stunning beauty and those dimples!! You're a cute couple... :)
Could not agree more! 🔥
Thank you so much. I just stumbled upon your channel while searching for help with my hair. Your wife is brilliant with her idea. Please keep making your videos. Love them.
Awh thanks!!!! I really appreciate that!! I’ll make sure to tell my wife you said that!!! She’ll be stoked to hear it......then continue to remind me of it every hour on the hour for the next 6 months! Lmao!!!!! I honestly appreciate your support. Thank you!
So so so many great tips! I’ve been doing the WRONG things when blow drying my hair. Gonna follow these tips from now on.
Thank you SO MUCH for this series! I’d love to get guidance on drying the back myself. I’ve got very thick hair just below shoulder length, and it’s tricky to section, brush and blow all at the same time. Thanks!
Your Wife is amazing! Intelligent, supportive & I love her sense of humour too! She is a natural beauty and it's so good to see a woman not "hiding behind a tonne of makeup" You make a great team. Thank you for your extremely practical advice to those of us who struggle to style our hair ( I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels "Oh this is to hard so just put it in a ponytail or messybun.... ) so TY once again Justin for your channel. During lockdown what better time to educate the Academics who had our head in the books while the rest of the population was doing their hair LOL . Your channel is "JUSTIN-TIME" LOL . I am binge watching between study and reports for work, so your videos are my reward for attaining my goals ( or sometimes partially..... ) I think inspiration can really spur the brain on ; D
Lol! Just In Time. I appreciate your kindness and support! Thank you much for all of it!
This is really helpful because I'm so useless at doing my own hair. I have thin hair so end up having too much product so it looks heavy, flat and greasy or the blowdryer just creates a frizzball when I don't use product. Also trying to know how to hold the dryer is always tricky. Really enjoyed this video. I'll give it a go! Thank you!
I love your videos. Thank you for teaching us how to improve our hairs, and ourselves.
I've just recently discovered your channel and I am learning so much from you. A huge thank you to you as well as your beautiful wife!
These videos are so helpful. When a professional does all the work it’s hard for me to catch on, but watching you teach your beautiful model is so helpful. I do my hair exactly how she was doing hers before you corrected her, and I had no clue why it never looks like what my stylist does.
I watched and followed as closely as possible I loved the results thankyou I’m 68 and love it 🙂
I think about you EVERY time I blow dry haha...you’re a great teacher, Justin! Please address how to choose the right size round brush...thanks!
That’s awesome! Thank you so much. I’m really glad that I can help. It’s a great topic suggestion. I’ll have to throw that into an upcoming video.
Your instruction on waving with a straightening iron was helpful. Thanks!
You’re welcome! Glad I could help!
Outstanding video. Every stylist should teach us how to dry & style our hair! I can never come close to making my hair look as pretty as my stylist does.
Justin, heart felt thanks for your videos. I am 46, and I can't tell you how much I've spent on stylists (including going to Bon Jovi's) just to try to get a good hair cut. I have had damaged hair all my life because 1) I didn't know about combing/detangling 2) I didn't know how to properly blow dry (always went perpendicular to my hair) 3) didn't use good shampoos or products. Literally just by using a wet brush and drying my hair the direction you said, my hair went from Homeless to Haute! It's pretty sad to be learning this so late. I wish my stylists had taught me. My mom didn't know either and I am going to pass on this knowledge to her and my sister. Again, thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!
Wow, this makes my day! Thank you for sharing this feedback! I’m so glad I could help. I truly appreciate the support!!!
I bought the Oliver round brush and love it. Learning these techniques will help me better with blow driving my hair.
Awesome! I’m so glad I could help. I love those brushes. Hands-down they are my favorite round brush without question.
What about heat protection? Would that be before or after the mousse?
Justin, thank you. This vid helped my hair look a bit better. Great tip on how to distribute mousse and shine products. The only thing is, I'm still not sure I'm holding blowdryer correct. I'll watch vid again.
Awesome! I’m so glad the tips are working for you!!!!! The blowdryer can be a tough one to get used to using correctly. Definitely go through that part of the video again. The biggest thing is to just make sure the airflow is parallel to the hair strand and pointed down the hair shaft not up it. Hope that helps a little.
Great tips…..after sooooo many years this is so basic to know but the stylists do not teach, and looking at them is not the way to learn !
Great student with your wife. So sweet and patient for your híper personality. Great couple! Many blessings ❤
Very good details. And using a real person doing this. Helped a lot and reasons why.
This was by far THE most informative video I’ve ever watched about blow dry. Thank you!
I just found your channel and love the videos, thank you so much for making them! I also love my Dyson dryer, it’s the kindest one I’ve ever owned to my fine but thick, wavy, cowlicky, highlighted hair. One tip I can share is, after using the dryer and a round brush on a section, I flip the dryer over and let it’s air intake on the back sit over the section for a few seconds. It cools the hair and sets it, makes it shinier, and is also faster (for me) than running the dryer on cool over my whole head after blow drying. Thanks again, and I look forward to more videos.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that a ton. A always love when people share tips that are working for them.
I just found your channel and subscribed. This video was so helpful! A suggestion for another tutorial is what types of hair products for styling to use such as mousse, gels, pastes, etc. and when you would use them/for what purpose. Looking forward to more! Thank you!!
Thank you so much! That’s definitely a video I need to make! I appreciate the feedback and suggestion!
Please do a video on how to dry and style bangs
Hey Kim! Thanks for the feedback! I’ll definitely work that into a video I’ll do about bangs. Until then, I’m releasing a video on Tuesday at 6:30 am PST that may have some helpful into in it for you. :). Any particular style of bangs you want tips on?
I think this one of the most informative hair videos I have seen! Very helpful!I
Really!?! Thank you Cheryl! I really appreciate that a ton!
Just found your channel! These are great styling videos ... I am learning a lot! It is absolutely great to have a model (your lovely wife, in this case!) who does "all the things" that prompt you to demonstrate the better way to get great results. Thanks ... really loving these!
You’re so welcome thank you for checking it out!!!
Wow. For 50 years, the only thing I did correctly was use mousse and bend over to dry my hair. Couldn't figure out how to use the brush with the dryer so I just gave up. Thank you SO much for sharing your knowledge so generously (and for your wife's suggestion). I'll check out the Dyson dryer. Love your videos!
This really really was so helpful. What a great idea. Up until this point I was still blowing my hair dry and then hitting with my straighter. I feel like I could possibly give myself a proper blowout after watching this.
I love the tip about how to hold the brush and the way apply oil👍
She looks great! Beautiful hair color, highlights and layering. I love the Olivia Garden round brushes. I now know how better to use them. Thanks for the tips.
Awesome! Thank you!! Olivia Gardens are the best right!!
@@justinhickox I have the Olivia Garden ion round brush. Is that a good brush to use?
Love this Justin I've watched this video numerous times and love Deonnas hair cut I love her hair my hair is her length how would I tell my stylist to cut my hair like this really ?? Love how her layers are it doesn't take away her length in the front sides thanks so much!!💯
Many thanks for this excellent instructional demo! What I struggle with is fine hair that won't hold a style. I have tried various styling products to add body to my hair but they either weigh it down and make it flat or leave a gummy or hard coating that results in broken ends and lots of hair in my comb or brush.
Thank you for the feedback I’m glad you liked it! I totally hear what you’re saying, product to create volume in fine hair can be tough to find. I have a video idea coming up soon where I am planning on showing some of my favorite products for that exact situation. I think you’ll love it!
I've been binge watching your videos! You and your lovely wife are amazing! You explain things so well. My question, If your hair is a little damaged from curling & highliting, would you add a leave in conditioner product at the beginning along with the volumizing mousse?
I am so grateful for these tutorials. Question. I would like to see you how style the back of your head with the round brush.
It is not easy at all to do at home what the professional does in the salon. We could clearly see this.
Great video. Realistic. Please bring us more of this.
Thank you
Justin- thank you for posting links to products. Can you tell me what size barrel you use on your wife’s hair for the round brush? My hair is similar length. Love your videos! Please keep them coming!
This was incredibly helpful!! Thank you so much for doing these videos.
What a great video! I just bought one of these brushes and needed to learn how to use it. I like the way you had the actual client do her own hair, instead of you doing her hair.
I’m sure you’ve covered this but I can never get enough volume tips for us ladies with wavy/curly hair. I guess my main things are layering it strategically and root lift. And gel. But I need all the tips I can get! :)
I have fine hair but a lot of it and my issue is that no matter what I do, what products I use, when I finish styling (even if I use a generous amount of hair spray), my style falls flat and looks like I haven't done anything as soon as my hair is moved - I.e. I shake my head, a gentle breeze moves it.
My current arsenal of products is: thickening spray (applied at roots and all over), thickening mousse (optional), hair spray. For the crown I use hair spray for each section before back combing. If I didn't use spray, the back combing would not work because my hair just slides out as I reposition the section.
Thank you for doing these videos - your instructions are clear and very thorough!
Terry from Cambridge Ontario
I should tell you that I have a shoulder length layered cut similar to your wife's.
My hair has a nice wave, so it's not poker straight. Depending on the humidity, there is enough curl that I can help enhance thst curl but omce again, if I brush my hair after its done, the curl will come out and only a gentle wave remains.
I hope that in formation helps you provide me with guidance or suggestions.
Great question. It’s gonna depend on how your hair is layered. Even though it’s fine, like you said you have a lot of it. Because of that it can be very heavy, and react like you’re experiencing. You may have a scenario where you actually need to go in and check it out a bit. Sounds crazy but done correctly it can lighten up your layers and give you more left. There are a few techniques that may help but unfortunately they’re pretty hard to explain over text. Mainly I would make sure that your layers are short enough and light enough but not too shortTo where they do not challenge the length. I hope that helps a little bit.
What a terrific video Justin! Thank you! One question: when do you start using the round brush? When the hair is almost dry?😊
Thank you! Great question! Yes....when it’s almost dry is perfect!
So glad I found your channel. What a brilliant idea your wife had, clever woman! It’s going to help me so much.
You are a really good teacher😊 great information! 👍
Thank you so much!!!
What size round brush for shoulder length hair?
Lucky lady, lucky guy. You two are delightful 🥂
Thank you. This is one of the most helpful videos I've ever watched!!! I can see all the things I do wrong. Thank you to your wife 😁
Another great way and helpful way on how to blow dry hair. I have very curly frizzy hair and it goes just at the end of my neck I have a lot of body but at the same point I will try this technique and see if this helps. I do have a brush very similar to what you are using so hopefully it will give me a better styling option! Love your videos keep them coming :-)
Thanks again! Can’t wait to hear how it turns out!!
@@justinhickox so I did try the technique and it did work! Very happy thanks again :-)
Today I learned a lot about hair styling from your channel! Your wife's idea about doing it herself while you explained how it should be done was great!
Btw, I'd love if you could give some ideas about how to style a medium to long thin hair for people with receding chin. Thanks & keep up with the good work! 😊👍
Thank you so much for this tutorial! So many details alot of us may not have thought about on our own!
I realize this video was created a year ago… But thank you so much! It was so instructive to watch your beautiful wife do it herself. I have a waist length hair and use the Olivia garden large round brush to dry and smooth my wavy fine hair. When finished I then use a small-maybe 1”, at the crown on top close to the scalp to create instant lift.
Very helpful video. I've never had much success with a round brush, but your tips give me courage to try again. Your wife is very beautiful and smart! Thanks to her for her suggestion. I really like videos where you teach your tips by letting the model use them on herself.
Hi Justin..great video...cud u demonstrate how to get volume at d crown area?
Great question! I’m actually gonna be doing another video in the next couple weeks about creating volume.
What a GREAT IDEA! I loved all the techniques you showed us! I make the same mistakes you wife made 🤭
Can you please make a video on how to blow dry the back of the hair? Is always the more complicated for me ! (Medium length or long hair) And also how to deal with cowlicks.... grrrr!!! I have a rebel one with my bangs
Thank youuuu!!! You just got a new subscriber and a thump up from me !
Thank you! I can’t take credit for the idea....it was my wives. She’s smarter than me....but don’t tell her! :) I’ll definitely work that into a future video! Thanks so much for the feedback and support!
I love all the information
Thank you!
Thank you so much for the video.
I found your channel and have learned so much about how to styling and blow dry my hair plus many others videos. I always have trouble trying to volume my crown, the right side does not look the same height as the left side. No matter how my hair cut in layers. My hair part to the right side and have swept side bang. Do you have any advice?
I always learn from your great videos! Thank you!
Thank YOU!! I truly appreciate your support!
I’m so happy to have found your videos they are so helpful!now I understand what I have been doing wrong.
Hi, I’d love to see more about thinning, white hair that dries in 3 minutes. Thanks so much.
Thank you for the feedback Melissa, I’ll definitely try and work that into a future video.
This video is so helpful! What are your thoughts on using a blower brush?
Loving this series. I am growing my hair out and would love to see a tutorial on using thinning shears to thin my hair while at home.
Thank you! I’ll definitely consider throwing that into some future videos. I appreciate the feedback.
As long winded as the explanations are, I think it’s worth it. You showed us how we SHOULD do it vs how we should NOT do it. I like that. Shows us what success looks like. Thank you.
I loved your videos.i have fine life less hair. I'm definitely going to give these products a try. I'm wondering thought about the mythical oil, if it's going to be too dense for my hair
Love this video!
Thank you so much Lisa! I truly appreciate that! Thanks for checking out my channel!
Appreciate all the attention to detail! Great videos, thank you!
You do have a great teaching technique
Thank you so much. I seriously appreciate that! Thanks for checking out the video!
Agreed - you have a great teaching style. Justin, what do you think of dryer/ rotating brush combined - like babyliss big hair? Does it damage hair by blowing direct onto, not down the shaft?
Thank you so much! That’s a great question. I love those precious for convenience and I actually want to do a review on them. Typically speaking the airflow is not as strict with those and therefore not as damaging. They don’t concern me in the way that a blow dryer concerns me. Does that make sense?
Great idea on how to do professional blow-outs yourself at home! You have convinced me to buy an Olivia Garden round brush. Which diameter you would recommend for my hair length?
I have naturally straight hair (not even a curve, let alone a curl), fine-ish strands but pretty dense, and it is cut into a short bob (cut is very similar to the gorgeous silver-haired model in your challenge with the two other stylists).
Thank you! If your hair is at your shoulders, a medium. If it’s longer, large or extra large. If it’s short, small.
Wonderful!! This is exactly what I needed!! I have no clue & now I do.
This helped me a lot. I will see in the morning if I remember the technique. I will check out the products also. I will subscribe.
Thank you Carolyn! I’m so glad it helped!!! Can’t wait to hear how the techniques worked for ya the next morning!!! :)!
This is ideal because it shows how to do our own hair rather than you do it, the position of the brush and dryer was so helpful, I’d like to know how to use straighteners but keeping some height and body to the style too please x
Thank you! I’m so glad it helped you! I have a video all about using flat irons on longer hair as well as one about using them on shorter hair. If you haven’t had a chance to check them out, here’s a link to them. I think they’ll answer a lot of your questions but if you still have more...feel free to ask! :)
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Justin Hickox , thankyou loads
You’re so welcome!!! Are there any other questions you have about hair? I’m ALWAYS Looking for topics!
Justin Hickox , have you done any on what colour high or lowlights to have, that depend on age, etc ? , I’m 50, oval face shaped and ready to have some colours to my hair ready for summer, but not sure what colour/s to have .
Great video, covering techniques I’ve never seen before, from a fantastic, generous teacher. Thank you!
Yeah I always feel so awkward using my round brush my hair is a little longer than shoulder and this video will help me thanks.
LOVED this video Justin! I saw ALL the mistakes my stylist did yesterday to take away ALL of my volume. 🤨
I learned more in the next minutes thank you
Absolutely well explained, thank you sir 💜
You’re so welcome! So glad to help.
Have you done a video on styling dry wavy hair that tends to frizz?
Great great vídeo Justin!! Thanks so much for this info!!! Have a fantastic day and rest of the week 😉😎
Thank you!!! I’m so glad you liked it!!! Have a great week too!
Love her cut!
Thank you Donna!!
U r awsome. I have short hair and i get one side of d hair perfect, but d other side doesn’t behave well. What to do??
Thank you’ you’re way too kind. Good question. It’s hard to say without seeing your hair and knowing what you want it to do.
Absolutely love that L’Oréal commercial line.
Loved this video! Something I do at home is twist the brush as I blow dry and it helps create these soft curls.