currently have a very new broken dominant arm and was wondering if a pump would be easier or harder so than you for that! my fave gel is in a pump. I feel like wash day seems much more doable than was putting it up. which has been fairly impossible so far. 😭
I couldn't lift both of my arms for months for a neurological disorder...I couldn't even wash my teeth by myself and I lived alone...but I figured it out how to do EVERYTHING! For washing my hair I had to sit on the floor in the shower and put my elbows on my knees and moving my head around because I couldn't move my arms. What a struggle were those months!
Omg felt this one! Broke my dominant (right) arm a few years ago and needed surgery! There was several weeks of washing my hair with a plastic bread bag rubber banded over my injured arm haha! Also learning to do other everyday things like eating and writing(!) was so hard. I also quickly learned contact lenses were overrated haha... I'm also a professional violinist so thankfully my arm recovered and I could play again! But it was definitely a scary and frustrating time!
I had a stroke in my dominant hand was paralyzed so yeah this is an every day thing for me. Very difficult and frustrating. I found it’s easier to apply the shampoo to my head instead of my hand because if I drop it I could slip in the shower and not be able to get up
I had to have shoulder surgery on my dominant arm, washing was easy, trying to put my hair up in a scrunchy was rough lol. I brought the side pony back into style or walked around looking like a fraggle lol. No matter who stopped by i handed them my hair tie so they could fix it for me
I had shoulder surgery on my dominant arm about 6 months ago, and frankly everything is still difficult, but that's partly because I didn't have a total joint replacement but need one. The hardest things for me are reaching the back of my hair or the opposite side of my head. Also, I can't plop because I can't reach the back of my head to secure it.
Oh my goodness I laughed out loud about the shampoo. lol. I have had 3 carpal and ulnar transpositions and pretty one handed. I didn’t attempt this but will today. lol I hope it works out well. I have a pumps. Half battle won. Love it. Thank you for the laugh and positivity.
Thank you so much for doing this!! The only things I did different were I used the scalp scrubber to spread the shampoo evenly and I used my gel in small increments in order to spread it a little more. I did diffuse twice in that time and the diffusing was exhausting!! Good job on experimenting what it was like!!
I'm getting ready to have surgery on my hand in a couple of weeks so thank you for the tips! I'm already nervous and not looking forward to only having use of one hand for a while so I'll take all the helpful tips I can get!
I’m fascinated with your taps. I’m in U.K. and if I switched the tap on I’d either get very hot or completely cold water so either you have an asbestos scalp (!) or your tap is preset to warm. Love your washdays, thank you.
@@AbbyKadabby18 I can imagine! I alternate between sitting down and standing up. I have cp in one hand and one leg so long styling sessions don't bother me as much. Just some soreness in my arm but I'm used to that :p. The only issue I have with scrunching my hair (2a) is that the curl doesn't hold (my hair is quite heavy). I want to try a styling gel/ blow drying with a diffuser, I hope that will work!
@@lisa_x847 Yeah, I have to occasionally do it like courtney does kneeling down, or do it standing up. It's the long diffusing process that hurts the most. My hair is 2c/3a and it doesn't like to curl unless I use a gel either. Gel, gel casts, and diffusing really help!
I don’t know if someone mentioned this but the sticky plastic on a stick they sell at moving stores like UHaul were a lifesaver for my son when he fractured his wrist. Get well soon
Ty! The curl cream idea to use a gel and to rinse out extra cream! I am thinking 🤔 that's why it was greasy and dry ! Oh I was putting it on the back of my head not just the ends du lol ty!
Girl, when I broke my arm and needed surgery I didn’t do anything more than wash my hair for months! I literally called my mom sobbing because I couldn’t tie my hair up and she took an early lunch! It was rough!
Thank you so much for doing this video! It’s crazy that you posted this right before I injured my right shoulder. So for the last few wash days, it has been a little tricky for me! You did much better than I did… I can only manage to put my hair in a side ponytail at this point but I am choosing to be grateful I can at least wash it! I am stuck at home right now while I recover and stumbled upon this video… It was just the entertaining boost I needed at just the right time! Thank you Courtney!
I'm a leftie too and a few years back, I was in a car accident and lost the ability to hold anything on my left hand. I think being a leftie helped me successfully use my right hand (though somewhat cumbersome), because the world is designed for eighties. Lefties always make due. Writing and eating were the worst of it though. Luckily at the time I was still straightening my hair at the salon.
Your "before" hair is still gorgeous!!! I hope you know this, but if you don't, you heard it here!!! Much love from Louisiana! ALSO, you are such a sweetheart for doing this!
Thanks for the video. It was interesting. I have limited use of my left hand. I will say that the scalp scrubber comes in really handy as well as a wet brush to distribute shampoo and conditioner. I can't put my hair up in a pineapple or ponytail to preserve my curls. I've asked my husband to and he tries ☺️
Can I just say that leaning over that way with your head down without getting all wet in the face means you’ve got skill lol my head hurts watching you lol you’re talented haha
Thanks for this video. I've been thinking a lot about mobility issues and grooming. It's interesting to try these things out so I can have ideas to pass on to the people I know who's kids need an adaptive process.
I'm a righty and just injured my right pinky, my solution was to not wash my hair. I wash and styled for the first time since injury and my pinky was really sore after all the scrunching. The diffuser was also really hard to hold. Also the first couple of days after injury I had to be a lefty.
I honestly think this wash day turned out really nice. Looks less stringy in the back. I feel like when you rack all your hair off the back of your head in normal wash days it breaks up your curl clumps. Less manipulation in this wash day helped it look more full.
Courtney, I think you can appreciate this as someone who has RA (though I hope and pray yours never gets to this point): my RA (severe, have had it since childhood) has left my once-piano-playing hands gnarled like the Wicked Witch of the West. So in addition to shoulder limitations and fairly regular hand surgeries, I have hands that just won't make fists. Squishing to condish and scrunching to get curl clumps are really tricky for me. I do my best, but let's just say my results are never like yours. :)
So, if we ever had a show down you can literally do your hair with one hand behind your back - and still have it come out better than mine. Glad it was only a theoretical exercise. 😁
Hi Courtney, how are you? I hope you’re doing well. I started watching your videos a while back because I’m thinking about doing the curly girl method, I have wavy hair I also have cerebral palsy which affects my left hand so I generally wash my hair with the one hand only and I can style my hair with one and a half hands (because I can hold things with my left hand but I can’t brush or put in the products with it I have to use my right hand that’s why it’s only one and a half hands 😂😂). Anyway I just wanted to say you did a very good job and this is from someone who always has to use one hand while styling and washing her hair. Take care and have a great day. ❤️
This reminded me of when I had my shoulder rotator cuff surgery and my left shoulder was out of commission for a few months. It wasn’t fun, but somehow I found a way to get things done. Thankfully I’m a righty 😌
Omg giiiirl broke my hand 2019, but I hadn't started the CG method yet. Also, I Sliced my finger over the weekend :p I persevered! Glad to see something like this! Thanks!
That looked hard! They have blow dryer stands. (Looks similar to a microphone stand with a strong clip...look on Amazon.). So, if diffusing is super important to you, and you’ll be without the use of your hand for a long time, might be worth it...
To diffuse you could just put the blowdrier on a horizontal surface, get in front of it and drop your hair on a towel like for plopping. I think it could be easily done on a bed, maybe to complete the job if your arm got tired.
@@sadieadler4383 Because God made us this way! :) No it is not painful or weird, although there some tools that are more annoying than others. Such as can openers, scissors, multitools, even rulers and locks... but you get pretty good at adapting when the world runs the opposite direction you do. 😀
In March I broke my wrist and had to do this. I also work in a hospital and had to put my hair up one handed. It was hard. My hair wasn't cute. A shampoo brush helped me get all the product where I needed it. When I had to have my hair off my collar I just put it in a pony tail and hair net. I could not put it in a bun.
I just looked for this for a friend who fell on her arm. While watching it to give her some motivation and help her out, I got insulted alot for not knowing about all the products and the steps you take and I'm a short haired man why should I. Anyway nice video, I bet it helps alot of people.
Can I ask a random question? I would really like to know your t-shirt material/where you get them (I heard you design your own but the material looks so comfortable!) if you feel comfortable sharing.
my right arm is broken , I have a shaved head so thats not an issue but trying to get my left armpit clean I have not figured out! just been trying to hold it under the water and hope for the best.
I have just wash my hair with the naughty shampoo and conditioner and the styling with the curl cream and gel and then scrunch it put it up in a microfiber towel then let it air dry I don't have a diffuser
So glad I found this now. I cannot use my left arm since yesterdays 💉 covid vaccine injection. The muscle hurts so bad. 😣I was just thinking about whether maybe I could wait another day. But now I will go for it! One hand wash day, here I come! 😅
I had carpal tunnel surgery a couple of years ago and just washed and apply leave-in. I have a question for you: we rented a house with a private pool for the summer (because of COVID-19). How do I deal with being in a pool every day without doing a full wash day? How do I protect my curls from the sun and the chlorine water?
My kids love going to the pool so I try to use a protective style and an oil beforehand. Mizani came out with a silicone free leave in that is a heat and sun protectant. Sun bum has one too😎😁 I think she has a summer video that is helpful and so does Manes by Mel. Good luck!
I've only recently discovered i had wavy/curly hair, so whwn i had a mishap earlier this year, I didn't have to worry about this. Honestly, dealing with my "straight" hair was hard enough with my broken right hand 😂
You could also have turned all the products upside down before application. The brush could have also been used and rinsed in between products. But overall you did a fabulous job!
I broke my elbow a couple years ago and had to do this lol. I had to have my fiance open and dispense my products for me 😜😊 he got good at pulling my hair back in a pony and braiding it for me in the mornings 😊
During my last pregnancy, I had TERRIBLE carpal tunnel syndrome in my dominant hand and my husband was out of the country for a while. I couldn't even grip anything it was so bad! I didnt do much with my hair, or anything else for that matter. I could only get deodorant on one armpit too! 😂 I was a hot mess and nice hair was NOT on the menu.
I’ve injured my right (dominate side) shoulder, lived through radial nerve damage in the right arm throughout 2020, sliced the tip of my middle finger on my right hand off back in 2007, couldn’t use the hand at all during the first weeks of bandaging. And pinched a nerve in my left arm in 2018. PUMPS. I bought product in pumps. LOL. And definitely air dried but I already do that. Not easy. But you were entertaining. 😂
If you wear shorts, you could have used the top of your knee to get the shampoo, conditioner, and styling products out of the bottles. It would be easier to scoop the products from your leg than trying to get the products on your one hand. 🤷🏻♀️. You did great though! 👍🏻
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For anyone having to do this longterm, you might try putting your products in pump bottles. That's so much easier to get out one handed.
Pump bottles are essential for me whenever I have hand surgery or for another reason have to be one-handed for a while.
currently have a very new broken dominant arm and was wondering if a pump would be easier or harder so than you for that! my fave gel is in a pump. I feel like wash day seems much more doable than was putting it up. which has been fairly impossible so far. 😭
I couldn't lift both of my arms for months for a neurological disorder...I couldn't even wash my teeth by myself and I lived alone...but I figured it out how to do EVERYTHING! For washing my hair I had to sit on the floor in the shower and put my elbows on my knees and moving my head around because I couldn't move my arms. What a struggle were those months!
Having the same issue. Thanks so much for this comment. I’ll try sitting down to do this
I hope you're OK now. 😊
Omg felt this one! Broke my dominant (right) arm a few years ago and needed surgery! There was several weeks of washing my hair with a plastic bread bag rubber banded over my injured arm haha! Also learning to do other everyday things like eating and writing(!) was so hard. I also quickly learned contact lenses were overrated haha... I'm also a professional violinist so thankfully my arm recovered and I could play again! But it was definitely a scary and frustrating time!
As a disabled person with only one mobile hand I have adapted all of your methods
As someone who has injured her hand yesterday and is now unable to use it. I highly appreciate you making this video, thank you so much ❤
Some talented women here! Love the energy and attitude, Courtney. Always great to watch.
I had a stroke in my dominant hand was paralyzed so yeah this is an every day thing for me. Very difficult and frustrating. I found it’s easier to apply the shampoo to my head instead of my hand because if I drop it I could slip in the shower and not be able to get up
Fun video!
I wonder if the bowl method would help distribute and sort of emulsify the products?
THANK YOU!!! Broke my wrist (actually 8 weeks ago but they just found it) & was just casted a week ago. STRUGGLING HARD! FB sent me to you!
I had to have shoulder surgery on my dominant arm, washing was easy, trying to put my hair up in a scrunchy was rough lol. I brought the side pony back into style or walked around looking like a fraggle lol. No matter who stopped by i handed them my hair tie so they could fix it for me
I had shoulder surgery on my dominant arm about 6 months ago, and frankly everything is still difficult, but that's partly because I didn't have a total joint replacement but need one. The hardest things for me are reaching the back of my hair or the opposite side of my head. Also, I can't plop because I can't reach the back of my head to secure it.
Oh my gosh I needed this video back when I had shoulder surgery late last year!
How did you wash your hair? I can’t put either of my arms above my head
Gotta see the straight hair one hand routine now!
I recently had rotator cuff surgery. Shampoo and conditioner bars are by far the best way to go.
Oh my goodness I laughed out loud about the shampoo. lol. I have had 3 carpal and ulnar transpositions and pretty one handed. I didn’t attempt this but will today. lol I hope it works out well. I have a pumps. Half battle won. Love it. Thank you for the laugh and positivity.
Thank you so much for doing this!! The only things I did different were I used the scalp scrubber to spread the shampoo evenly and I used my gel in small increments in order to spread it a little more. I did diffuse twice in that time and the diffusing was exhausting!! Good job on experimenting what it was like!!
I'm so glad you're ok! I saw the thumbnail and thought something was wrong 😢
Thank you so much! I have a broken arm, and was wondering how to wash my hair with one hand. I really appreciate it!
Update: I just finished my shower, and used many of the techniques you demonstrated. How can I ever thank you enough? ❤
I'm getting ready to have surgery on my hand in a couple of weeks so thank you for the tips! I'm already nervous and not looking forward to only having use of one hand for a while so I'll take all the helpful tips I can get!
I pray it all goes well and you have a quick recovery!
Thank you so much!
You can emulsify by rubbing a little on your forehead and back of neck and then work it through your hair.
I have a hands free hair dryer stand I bought from Amazon.
I’m fascinated with your taps. I’m in U.K. and if I switched the tap on I’d either get very hot or completely cold water so either you have an asbestos scalp (!) or your tap is preset to warm. Love your washdays, thank you.
This was so fun! I even found myself turning my head with you to shake out the clumps!
I style my hair one handed because of cerebral palsy and it works fine for me :)
I have CP too, but it's in my legs. Long styling sessions are difficult:/
@@AbbyKadabby18 I can imagine! I alternate between sitting down and standing up. I have cp in one hand and one leg so long styling sessions don't bother me as much. Just some soreness in my arm but I'm used to that :p. The only issue I have with scrunching my hair (2a) is that the curl doesn't hold (my hair is quite heavy). I want to try a styling gel/ blow drying with a diffuser, I hope that will work!
Kudos to you guys 🙌
@@lisa_x847 Yeah, I have to occasionally do it like courtney does kneeling down, or do it standing up. It's the long diffusing process that hurts the most.
My hair is 2c/3a and it doesn't like to curl unless I use a gel either. Gel, gel casts, and diffusing really help!
Add a mousse after plopping. Even air drying works well.
I don’t know if someone mentioned this but the sticky plastic on a stick they sell at moving stores like UHaul were a lifesaver for my son when he fractured his wrist. Get well soon
I recently tore my rotator cuff and this is super helpful. Thank you!
Ty! The curl cream idea to use a gel and to rinse out extra cream! I am thinking 🤔 that's why it was greasy and dry ! Oh I was putting it on the back of my head not just the ends du lol ty!
Courtney, if this happened to you for real I guess you'd need to ask the hubby to wash/style your hair again. 😂
Oh goodness! After he left grass in my hair I’m not so sure about that. LOL!
Fellow lefty! Loved this video!
Girl, when I broke my arm and needed surgery I didn’t do anything more than wash my hair for months! I literally called my mom sobbing because I couldn’t tie my hair up and she took an early lunch! It was rough!
Impressive! You have beautiful hair.
Thank you this makes it a little easier to cope with my situation
Oh no! Praying for a quick recovery! Hugs!
Had surgery on my right hand (dominant hand) and for 6 weeks was doing everything with my left. It was a slower process but still doable.
Thank you so much for doing this video! It’s crazy that you posted this right before I injured my right shoulder. So for the last few wash days, it has been a little tricky for me! You did much better than I did… I can only manage to put my hair in a side ponytail at this point but I am choosing to be grateful I can at least wash it! I am stuck at home right now while I recover and stumbled upon this video… It was just the entertaining boost I needed at just the right time! Thank you Courtney!
I'm a leftie too and a few years back, I was in a car accident and lost the ability to hold anything on my left hand. I think being a leftie helped me successfully use my right hand (though somewhat cumbersome), because the world is designed for eighties. Lefties always make due. Writing and eating were the worst of it though. Luckily at the time I was still straightening my hair at the salon.
I'm so sorry 😨💜
Your "before" hair is still gorgeous!!! I hope you know this, but if you don't, you heard it here!!! Much love from Louisiana! ALSO, you are such a sweetheart for doing this!
Thanks for the video. It was interesting. I have limited use of my left hand. I will say that the scalp scrubber comes in really handy as well as a wet brush to distribute shampoo and conditioner. I can't put my hair up in a pineapple or ponytail to preserve my curls. I've asked my husband to and he tries ☺️
Can I just say that leaning over that way with your head down without getting all wet in the face means you’ve got skill lol my head hurts watching you lol you’re talented haha
Thanks for this video. I've been thinking a lot about mobility issues and grooming. It's interesting to try these things out so I can have ideas to pass on to the people I know who's kids need an adaptive process.
I'm a righty and just injured my right pinky, my solution was to not wash my hair. I wash and styled for the first time since injury and my pinky was really sore after all the scrunching. The diffuser was also really hard to hold. Also the first couple of days after injury I had to be a lefty.
I am currently one handed and it’s my dominant hand…. Not sure how this looks so easy thanks I will try it out!
LOL Hope it goes well!
Good job, Courtney!
I probably would have squeezed the products onto something beforehand to make them easier to grab. Your hair turned out great :).
I’m so glad you shared this. I just cute my hand open and was trying to figure out how to detangle my long curly hair with one hand 😂
Can u try camille rose products? Xx
I second!
Aren't those for coily hair?
Your hair looks great!! Better than a lot of my 2 hand wash days lol
I honestly think this wash day turned out really nice. Looks less stringy in the back. I feel like when you rack all your hair off the back of your head in normal wash days it breaks up your curl clumps. Less manipulation in this wash day helped it look more full.
You came through for me! Thanks!
Yes! Your welcome!
You did great! Looks good!
Hi Courtney, could you do a video on using the denman bush for styling but right side up? Thanks!
Courtney, I think you can appreciate this as someone who has RA (though I hope and pray yours never gets to this point): my RA (severe, have had it since childhood) has left my once-piano-playing hands gnarled like the Wicked Witch of the West. So in addition to shoulder limitations and fairly regular hand surgeries, I have hands that just won't make fists. Squishing to condish and scrunching to get curl clumps are really tricky for me. I do my best, but let's just say my results are never like yours. :)
So, if we ever had a show down you can literally do your hair with one hand behind your back - and still have it come out better than mine. Glad it was only a theoretical exercise. 😁
Buahahahaa I hadn't thought of that! That is a good one!
Hi Courtney, how are you? I hope you’re doing well. I started watching your videos a while back because I’m thinking about doing the curly girl method, I have wavy hair I also have cerebral palsy which affects my left hand so I generally wash my hair with the one hand only and I can style my hair with one and a half hands (because I can hold things with my left hand but I can’t brush or put in the products with it I have to use my right hand that’s why it’s only one and a half hands 😂😂). Anyway I just wanted to say you did a very good job and this is from someone who always has to use one hand while styling and washing her hair. Take care and have a great day. ❤️
This reminded me of when I had my shoulder rotator cuff surgery and my left shoulder was out of commission for a few months. It wasn’t fun, but somehow I found a way to get things done. Thankfully I’m a righty 😌
It makes me so happy you are left handed because I am too!!🤣
Looks great!
Omg giiiirl broke my hand 2019, but I hadn't started the CG method yet. Also, I Sliced my finger over the weekend :p I persevered! Glad to see something like this! Thanks!
I’m a lefty!
That looked hard! They have blow dryer stands. (Looks similar to a microphone stand with a strong clip...look on Amazon.). So, if diffusing is super important to you, and you’ll be without the use of your hand for a long time, might be worth it...
To diffuse you could just put the blowdrier on a horizontal surface, get in front of it and drop your hair on a towel like for plopping. I think it could be easily done on a bed, maybe to complete the job if your arm got tired.
Please try out a hair drying hood. I’m curious about the results on your hair 🤔 Lots of love from Turkey 🤗
Thank god you did this fractured my wrist yesterday and today is wash day
Yes straight hair routine!
I love your videos!!!! ❤️ and I love the new camera 🤩 and yes, I’d love to see a straight hair routine with one arm!
This is a fun video!!
Love the music! 👌🎶🎵
I love your floofy before hair!
Helpful
Glad this helped!
I'm left handed too!! Another reason to like you. :) Besides of course, your awesome videos and the fact that we both love Jesus.
How can anybody be left handed it feels so weird and painful for me to try to do anything with just my left hand. Is it the same for you guys?
@@sadieadler4383 Because God made us this way! :) No it is not painful or weird, although there some tools that are more annoying than others. Such as can openers, scissors, multitools, even rulers and locks... but you get pretty good at adapting when the world runs the opposite direction you do. 😀
My last elbow surgery I gave up and went to the beauty school and had a wash and blow out
Looks pretty good for using one hand.
In March I broke my wrist and had to do this. I also work in a hospital and had to put my hair up one handed. It was hard. My hair wasn't cute. A shampoo brush helped me get all the product where I needed it. When I had to have my hair off my collar I just put it in a pony tail and hair net. I could not put it in a bun.
I just looked for this for a friend who fell on her arm. While watching it to give her some motivation and help her out, I got insulted alot for not knowing about all the products and the steps you take and I'm a short haired man why should I. Anyway nice video, I bet it helps alot of people.
Can I ask a random question? I would really like to know your t-shirt material/where you get them (I heard you design your own but the material looks so comfortable!) if you feel comfortable sharing.
my right arm is broken , I have a shaved head so thats not an issue but trying to get my left armpit clean I have not figured out! just been trying to hold it under the water and hope for the best.
Oh no! That is a tough one! You are doing what you can do. Praying for fast healing! Hugs!
i'm left handed too!!!
I have just wash my hair with the naughty shampoo and conditioner and the styling with the curl cream and gel and then scrunch it put it up in a microfiber towel then let it air dry I don't have a diffuser
I’m a leftie too!
I broke my right arm but my hair was the least of my worries. I was a pipe organ student. 😬 Could only play with 3 limbs for a while there.
Hey! Violinist here-- broke my bow arm towards the end of my DMA and had to delay my final recital a year 🤦♀️
Can you explain that attachment on your dyson?
So glad I found this now. I cannot use my left arm since yesterdays 💉 covid vaccine injection. The muscle hurts so bad. 😣I was just thinking about whether maybe I could wait another day. But now I will go for it! One hand wash day, here I come! 😅
I had carpal tunnel surgery a couple of years ago and just washed and apply leave-in.
I have a question for you: we rented a house with a private pool for the summer (because of COVID-19). How do I deal with being in a pool every day without doing a full wash day? How do I protect my curls from the sun and the chlorine water?
My kids love going to the pool so I try to use a protective style and an oil beforehand. Mizani came out with a silicone free leave in that is a heat and sun protectant. Sun bum has one too😎😁 I think she has a summer video that is helpful and so does Manes by Mel. Good luck!
Thank you!! Io just broke my arm.
Ayyy leftie fam! 👐
You should do a video where you do a full wash day using only samples.
You can use the Cantu Curl Activator cream as a leave in? :o
I've only recently discovered i had wavy/curly hair, so whwn i had a mishap earlier this year, I didn't have to worry about this. Honestly, dealing with my "straight" hair was hard enough with my broken right hand 😂
I want see the comparison to a straight hair routine!
I don’t have curly hair, mine is naturally straight but I do skip steps when possible because it is frustrating and tiring
You should definately compare your curly n straight hair routines with one hand!🤪🤯
You could also have turned all the products upside down before application. The brush could have also been used and rinsed in between products. But overall you did a fabulous job!
My dominant hand is the immobile one
I bet that was hard but you did great 👍
I broke my elbow a couple years ago and had to do this lol. I had to have my fiance open and dispense my products for me 😜😊 he got good at pulling my hair back in a pony and braiding it for me in the mornings 😊
During my last pregnancy, I had TERRIBLE carpal tunnel syndrome in my dominant hand and my husband was out of the country for a while. I couldn't even grip anything it was so bad! I didnt do much with my hair, or anything else for that matter. I could only get deodorant on one armpit too! 😂 I was a hot mess and nice hair was NOT on the menu.
That Maui product was a disaster for my hair. It left my hair dry and stiff. Threw it out after one use.
Ugh sorry to hear this!
Thank you this video was tons of help.❤
I’ve injured my right (dominate side) shoulder, lived through radial nerve damage in the right arm throughout 2020, sliced the tip of my middle finger on my right hand off back in 2007, couldn’t use the hand at all during the first weeks of bandaging. And pinched a nerve in my left arm in 2018.
PUMPS. I bought product in pumps. LOL.
And definitely air dried but I already do that.
Not easy. But you were entertaining. 😂
Broke my elbow a few years ago. I quickly realized my left arm was useless! Lol
I've just had surgery on my right elbow and I'm right handed too!! So far no hair care for 10 days lol.
Help!!
If you wear shorts, you could have used the top of your knee to get the shampoo, conditioner, and styling products out of the bottles. It would be easier to scoop the products from your leg than trying to get the products on your one hand. 🤷🏻♀️. You did great though! 👍🏻
Great idea!!
Definitely want to see the straight hair with one hand.
I feel like the bowl method might be useful if you only have use of one hand.
I think so too!