“No heat damage” How to SILK PRESS without getting heat damage!! Silk press natural hair

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  • @debrasmith4623
    @debrasmith4623 Рік тому +10

    After my hair is done by my beautician I never use heat in my hair I would use heat almost every day till I found out it was damaging my ends so for 20 something years I don't ever use heat until I see my beautician

  • @BionAvastar3000
    @BionAvastar3000 Рік тому +4

    Nice to hear someone else say 360! I used the revair for my blow dry, and 360-70 for the flat iron and the hair came out smooth, and reverted EASY

    • @sackclothashes2205
      @sackclothashes2205 Рік тому +1

      I have low density (fine) hair & 250 is all I need & I blow dry with a cool setting. Find what works for YOUR hair. All that heat they use is unnecessary.

  • @denisefozard7572
    @denisefozard7572 Рік тому +1

    THANK YOU FOR THIS !! my hair is like this , its very curly and kind of in between, immediately when I saw her hair in the natural state I was shocked I have never seen anyone with a curly pattern that is almost exact as mine. My hair is really soft, curly and I have always struggled with keeping a straight look and not getting heat damage , color does not do well with my hair so I dont do it. But watching this video has opened my eyes! love it!

  • @michelleeja412
    @michelleeja412 Рік тому +5

    Excellent teaching video. I appreciate you informing the viewers that Ceramic is the best choice for fine hair rather than Titanium. Unfortunately, a lot of people are not aware of this. Titanium heat which is unbelievably hot is best managed by a trained professional or you can take your chances. I personally do not apply heat to my hair often (2021 was the last time), but I educated myself and purchased a couple of 100% Ceramic (higher price point) not just coated flat irons, also intentionally purchased Ceramic blow dryers. The temperature I stick with is 360 degrees, and my hair comes out very straight. I have fine, yet very dense hair and it works.

    • @travay6328
      @travay6328 Рік тому +1

      May i know tge brand please 🙏

  • @faithchurches8233
    @faithchurches8233 Рік тому +4

    Great job

  • @MILD-ws2zp
    @MILD-ws2zp Рік тому +1

    My best advice stay out of salons, I stopped going because they messed up my hair and didn't curl back it now looks like I have a relaxer

  • @NicoNicole1969
    @NicoNicole1969 Рік тому +1

    Everything you mentioned and all the above when someone hasn't used heat on their hair. You should have a waiver and disclaimer for folks who are in fear of heat damaged hair😜 Thanks for the information and video. Peace and blessings 🙏

  • @ZeroWasteAtlanta
    @ZeroWasteAtlanta 7 місяців тому

    Thanks for your content- super informative!
    What kind of flat iron are you using?

  • @childofgod3120
    @childofgod3120 Рік тому

    Nice!!!!

  • @laylarosie560
    @laylarosie560 Рік тому +4

    I was heat training my hair getting it straightened once per month and then a protective style in between. The last time I went to the salon I got an olaplex treatment and my hair reverted the next day (which never happens). Ever since then when I straighten it the correct way it doesn’t stay straight and ends up poofy . It is also not as soft anymore more stiff etc. Do you have any recommendations. I appreciate your channel!

  • @AmberMitchellforever21
    @AmberMitchellforever21 Рік тому

    Hey, what’s the name of that flat iron you use?

  • @miriampetersen5801
    @miriampetersen5801 Рік тому

    Hi I like to buy your hair grow oil where do I get it?

  • @truthserum1271
    @truthserum1271 Рік тому +1

    High HeT High Speed Blowdry has caused heat damage on my daughter’s fine hair 🥺😩😢

  • @bookbeauties8074
    @bookbeauties8074 Рік тому

    Where are you located. Can I make an appointment?

  • @sabrinagoddess_
    @sabrinagoddess_ Рік тому +4

    do you think getting a silk press once a week is ok if I’m properly using heat & deep conditioning/cleansing? & do you think that will help with length retention? because my scalp needs to be cleaned every week and I love my hair to be straight 💕

    • @shelltalkshair
      @shelltalkshair  Рік тому +3

      That would be to much heat. The best routine I’ve seen is getting a silk press about 4-6x a year.

    • @NewOrleansGirl
      @NewOrleansGirl Рік тому +4

      I have to wash my hair once a week as well but love my hair to be straight. What I’ve found works best is to use the Color Wow dream coat spray and the smaller REVLON round brush hair dryer. Then I wrap it in a silk scarf. The next day it’s straight and silky. I only use my flat irons if I have a special occasion. My hair has grown a lot!

    • @EbonyRivers1
      @EbonyRivers1 Рік тому +1

      Or try a roller set and wrap it. Weekly silk presses are a bit much for any hair type.

    • @beckya640
      @beckya640 11 місяців тому

      @@NewOrleansGirlThank you for posting your regimen about blow drying with no irons. My scalp needs to be cleansed once a week as well. But the iron is a killer. I don’t have the revlon brush styler, but I could try to work on my blow dry technique to get straighter roots. My roots revert so easily. It’ll probably take hours, but guess that’s what has to be done to avoid damage.

  • @anetteb1867
    @anetteb1867 Рік тому +1

    What does diy treatments and excessively wetting hair have to do with heat damage ?

    • @sackclothashes2205
      @sackclothashes2205 Рік тому

      Nothing. You should see some Real Naturals that have a head full of glory. 💯 Notice her hair is struggling....

    • @anetteb1867
      @anetteb1867 Рік тому

      @@sackclothashes2205 Thank you. I’m mixed and I have afro textured hair but i live in a european country where there is no curly hair specialists. I learn everything from youtube I and got confused when she said it.😄

    • @anetteb1867
      @anetteb1867 Рік тому

      I don’t understand this part 2:45

  • @sackclothashes2205
    @sackclothashes2205 Рік тому +1

    Too many split ends left. I don't know why Bw hold on to split ends. Especially paying a so called professional to get rid of them, smh. Why I learned to do my own silk presses & how to trim my ends. 💯