Thank you! I came here because I have extremely thiccc hair but the hair is very fine and I never like it when I get silk presses bc the hair is just so flat at the end. It seems my stylists don’t realize all Black hair isn’t coarse and always try to treat my hair like it’s super coarse when it’s not. So I watched this to try to learn how to tell them what I want them to do. Very helpful tips thank you! 🙏🏾
I learned WHEN to use the round brush. Saved- thanks. For others here’s a tip: when she was done she blow dried the hair towards the face in cool till seal in the moisture and boost the volume. But my question is why do 450 on fine hair? Isn’t that dangerous considering fine hair only has 2 parts of the cuticle instead of 3.
Awesome question. The texture still needed to be silked. The process and products I used builds heat protection to keep the integrity of the hair. The temperature allows the hair to be silked and the process/products help to protect the integrity of the hair.
Oooh close to 1k! I have a suggestion, on the white wall next to the window maybe you can put some branding? Like your M2GH logo? That way your brand is visible even in the thumbnail. I've heard rumors that the algorithm favors videos high contrasts so maybe something bright? I've got fine strands but high density. As a natural I never thought of using anything volumizing but now that I get silk presses I'm gonna start using it. I like my hair curled at the end of a silk press because it gives it more volume. I'd love it if I could get smaller curls done at the end like maybe marker-sized to give it even more body. Have you heard of Keratin Complex's KCTexture? It's a heat-less texture release. I can't seem to find any videos of it done on Type 4 hair. Since my hair is fine and I always have to be careful with heat. There's also the Peter Coppola treatment but that one seems more like the Avlon since it uses heat.
OMG thank you so much that is a great idea to put the logo in the back so it's seen I am thinking of doing some upgrades to the salon in the future and when I do I definitely will keep that in mind. I never heard of the KT texture so I really don't have much information.. and yes volumizer products is really really great for fine hair..☺️☺️🥰 TTYL
For fine hair I would use these products: amzn.to/3WcwQl8 but overall deep conditioning is a process not a product. Please see my blog on how to deep condition my2goldenhands.blogspot.com/2022/03/Hair%20Care%20101Shampooing%20and%20Conditioning.html rotate between the thickening deep conditions and protein deep conditions. Example 4/22 thickening 5/6 protein. This will give best results and help those genetics to be their thickest :) I am an amazon associate and receive commission, but at no additional cost to you
hi. i am new to your channel. is there a difference in the WOW. i see one that says curly hair. or will either work. great info by the way. i am a natural with fine hair. taking lots of notes. lol
Welcome to the channel. Yes, there are different WOW products. I use the Dreamcoat Supernatural amzn.to/44NXulv. I cannot speak to the other products in the line. In the video I also discuss the thickening shampoo I use amzn.to/3YlsK99.
Hi, I’m confused. The link you sent me have a lot of shampoos and conditioners. This video does have fit fine hair in (). But, you also list the CHI set. Do, is all of these items used to maintain fine relaxed hair? If so, I’m what order would I use them? Thanks
I sent the protein shampoo and conditioner suggestions to keep your hair strong. But if you have fine hair it's no way to change that, but you can build it up to protect against shedding and hair loss. I hope that helps
Thank you! I came here because I have extremely thiccc hair but the hair is very fine and I never like it when I get silk presses bc the hair is just so flat at the end.
It seems my stylists don’t realize all Black hair isn’t coarse and always try to treat my hair like it’s super coarse when it’s not.
So I watched this to try to learn how to tell them what I want them to do.
Very helpful tips thank you! 🙏🏾
You're so welcome and i'm happy that it was helpful 😊
I just so appreciate your channel!!
Thank you so much 😊 💓
Very nice! Her hair looks healthy.
Thank you so much ❤️🥰
I learned WHEN to use the round brush. Saved- thanks. For others here’s a tip: when she was done she blow dried the hair towards the face in cool till seal in the moisture and boost the volume. But my question is why do 450 on fine hair? Isn’t that dangerous considering fine hair only has 2 parts of the cuticle instead of 3.
Awesome question. The texture still needed to be silked. The process and products I used builds heat protection to keep the integrity of the hair. The temperature allows the hair to be silked and the process/products help to protect the integrity of the hair.
Thank you for this video
I am watching your video and I have fine salt and pepper hair. Does this routine work with gray hair?
@@f8thwks66 yes it does 😊
Oooh close to 1k! I have a suggestion, on the white wall next to the window maybe you can put some branding? Like your M2GH logo? That way your brand is visible even in the thumbnail. I've heard rumors that the algorithm favors videos high contrasts so maybe something bright?
I've got fine strands but high density. As a natural I never thought of using anything volumizing but now that I get silk presses I'm gonna start using it. I like my hair curled at the end of a silk press because it gives it more volume. I'd love it if I could get smaller curls done at the end like maybe marker-sized to give it even more body.
Have you heard of Keratin Complex's KCTexture? It's a heat-less texture release. I can't seem to find any videos of it done on Type 4 hair. Since my hair is fine and I always have to be careful with heat. There's also the Peter Coppola treatment but that one seems more like the Avlon since it uses heat.
OMG thank you so much that is a great idea to put the logo in the back so it's seen I am thinking of doing some upgrades to the salon in the future and when I do I definitely will keep that in mind. I never heard of the KT texture so I really don't have much information.. and yes volumizer products is really really great for fine hair..☺️☺️🥰 TTYL
Super lovely job💜
Hello my dear, is this technique and the products also work on fine relaxed hair? Thank you
Yes .given about 2 weeks after the relaxer and then you can incorporate this routine
@@BehindTheScenesM2GH much love.
I love curls, so curls
Yes me too I love curls as well 😍
What deep condition do you use on fine hair?
For fine hair I would use these products: amzn.to/3WcwQl8 but overall deep conditioning is a process not a product. Please see my blog on how to deep condition my2goldenhands.blogspot.com/2022/03/Hair%20Care%20101Shampooing%20and%20Conditioning.html
rotate between the thickening deep conditions and protein deep conditions. Example 4/22 thickening 5/6 protein. This will give best results and help those genetics to be their thickest :) I am an amazon associate and receive commission, but at no additional cost to you
hi. i am new to your channel. is there a difference in the WOW. i see one that says curly hair. or will either work. great info by the way. i am a natural with fine hair. taking lots of notes. lol
Welcome to the channel. Yes, there are different WOW products. I use the Dreamcoat Supernatural amzn.to/44NXulv. I cannot speak to the other products in the line. In the video I also discuss the thickening shampoo I use amzn.to/3YlsK99.
@@BehindTheScenesM2GH thank you. i am going to try the thickening spray and shampoo. thanks for the info
Hi,
I’m confused. The link you sent me have a lot of shampoos and conditioners. This video does have fit fine hair in (). But, you also list the CHI set. Do, is all of these items used to maintain fine relaxed hair? If so, I’m what order would I use them? Thanks
I sent the protein shampoo and conditioner suggestions to keep your hair strong. But if you have fine hair it's no way to change that, but you can build it up to protect against shedding and hair loss. I hope that helps