you re the only one that says blow dry close to the hair with hot air, all others just say do it from a distance but you cant get your hair straight like that and im glad that i ve found you, you actually know what you re talking about , plus you have wavy hair and it makes it more realistic unlike others who have fine straight hair and they can get away with just a few combs
What I learned from my years of watching men's hair UA-cam is that the vast majority of the guy's who host these channels have what Matt described as "ideal hair" type (makes sense, really). On top of that, they far too often neglect to emphasize how much a person's hair type will impact whether a product, styling technique or even a hairstyle in overall will work for them. As someone with insanely thick, coarse, wavy and uncompliant hair, TDM Style is one of the only channels that's relevant to me. Realized that when my dumbass bought Quicksand and Claymation without knowing how hair type affects viability and could not understand how it felt so awful for me until I saw Matt's video experiencing the same thing.
Great stuff, Matt! As a fellow thick, curly, dry hair guy.. I just want to mention that I cocktail pre stylers. I'll add two or three before blow drying: a smoothing agent and then something with some hold and volume. Lately that combo has been It's a 10 miracle hair potion and Flagship Black Water. Most times I also add two drops of a grooming oil for extra hydration and smoothness.
Thanks! I’ve done that in the past as well on occasion. These days though I find it best for me to just choose one based on what end result I want. Unless I want to test some sort of really dry/grippy prestyler, then I would probably also go in with something smoothing just to make it more comfortable to apply, but in that case I’d prob just avoid it instead tbh haha
Thanks for this video! Not a guy but the hair style is the same, so was desperately looking for a decent tutorial - until I found yours. You helped me and gave me confidence. Can‘t thank you enough.
I see a lot of tutorials using a vent brush instead of a round brush, but with the same purpose (grabbing the hair in the bristles and pulling it back) Is there an advantage to one or the other?
Personal preference and hair length, really. Imo vent brushes work better for shorter hair, since the round brush can wrap longer lengths of hair around it. Also for me personally I have an easier time with the type of bristles on round brushes as they tend to grab my hair better.
Our hair and style is so damn similar it blows my mind every time lol. Your videos are so helpful for me cause we style our hair the exact same. Legit nearly the same cowlicks and everything lmao
I am learning alot from your videos and i am growing my hair out. I been seeing alot of comments about Brazilian blow outs. Is that needed. Is that what u had done to make your hair look so smooth and straight?
Brazilian blow outs are nice if you can afford to keep up on them (they're a couple hundred bucks per session). Basically it's a way of semi-permanently straightening your hair for a couple of months. They're definitely not needed though, as long as you have the patience to blow dry your own hair each day! I personally have never had a Brazilian blow out done, though I have definitely considered it at times just to see what it would be like. Honestly though they are more suited to folks with really long hair since it will last the longest that way.
Mine is the Dyson Supersonic - I'd recommend getting from their website so you know you're getting the real deal (as there are a lot of counterfeit ones out there). You can also get certified refurbished ones for a good discount.
Ok great, thank you. One more question, i was searching between your videos for hair shampoos, i have a very oily hair with a bit itchiness but couldn't find the right one, do you recommend any?
Really enjoying your content, man. Similar question on shampoo’s/conditioners. I have fine and thick (lot of it) wavy hair that has normal to high volume when air dried and am looking to do a style similar to Beckham/Weston Boucher. Don’t have any split ends but probably need to restore the health of it because I haven’t been using quality shampoo’s (looks really dry rather than heathy) - any suggestions?
Hey I was just wondering if you have amazing genes or if you do anything to combat thinning hair/ balding cause from what I guessing is you are like mid to late 20s maybe 30, and your hair like is really good
Haha thanks man! I mean I do take really good care of my hair with good quality products and such, but I think I got good hair genes from my mom’s side of the family too. I’m 32! 👨🏼🦳
Hello! I have a question , I'm loving your blowdrying technique and at last i feel that i can do something with my hair ( since i have really bad combo of hair) my question is, How often can / should I do this? I'm guessing not everyday ( which sucks, because i have to find another way to deal with my hair the other days) I do heavy workouts during weekdays, so i do sweat a lot, and my blowdry gets a tad bit screwed after that. Any advice you might have about that? Thanks! I Love your videos, they have helped me a lot!
gonna try to follow this more closely. seems i could just be not giving it enough time. there are times where hair looks nice and sleek and similar to yours, but then as soon as i put in a paste or clay, i end up with a bit of a frizzy wavy mess. kinda like if i just undid everything. ive tried going a full day with nothing but the baxter clay effect spray for the sake of having loose soft hair but yea ends up not having any shape and looks terrible after about an hour lol.
Hey matt i m kinda confused with the round brush. I have same hair as you and i want to straighten it but i mostly end up with a less frizzy wavy hairstyle, some people say round brushes make the hair waivier but you make it straight , so i guess my technique might be wrong
Really you can use any kind of brush, but I personally find the round brush to be the easiest. Straightening the hair with one is all about rotating the brush to keep tension on the hair and pull it taught while drying it. It definitely takes a good amount of practice though!
Opinion on mixing prestylers? I have a lot of fine hair so I've been utilizing Kevin Murphy Anti.Gravity (sometimes Aveda thickening tonic in replacement), Shevoo Ocean Sea Salt Spray, and 25 by TheSalonGuy together. Are these products too conflicting which hinders the performance of my hair? When I utilize this combination, my hair has a lot of volume and body but it's a little difficult for my finger to go through the strands in some areas, especially in the middle of the blow-drying phase. Maybe combining 25 with Shevoo Ocean Sea Salt Spray isn't the best idea? Any changes that you recommend?
Maybe you can add some type of hair oil to smoothen out your hair a bit since sea salt can make your hair feel dryer which is probably why it can be difficult for you to run through your hair with your fingers sometimes
Nothing at all wrong with mixing prestylers, but for me I’ve found if I try to use too many things at once it sometimes just ends up being too much product and either weighs my hair down or, ends up getting to thick and difficult to run through as you described. I think in your case perhaps using KM Antigravity and the sea salt spray together is a bit overkill - sea salt is meant to provide texture and volume and so is the KM, so it sounds like it might just be thickening the hair a bit too much (plus with the added dryness of the salt) which is making it hard to run your fingers through. 25 and ocean spray should be fine together, since 25 does add some volume but doesn’t add any dryness or coarse texture. So in short, for me I’ve found more success just using one dedicated prestyler depending on what sort of result I want that day and then finishing with a complimentary post styler. I’d be curious to know how the KM works for you on its own as your sole prestyler?
TDM Style it works great as a sole pre-styler, just needed some more texture since my hair fails to emphasize that😭. I tried using AG and 25 with different proportions and it felt a lot better. I suppose another part of the issue is how much product I apply. Thanks for the response and great video 👍🏽
Awesome video man!!!! Was really looking for this as I feel like I’m still trying to improve my blow drying and am always open some tips haha. How would you compare the hold of amity spray to the crafted cream you used? I’ve been using amity and it’s amazing, but this crafted products looks really interesting
Thanks Chris! Amity I think is on the drier side and adds more texture, but when finished blow drying can also be a bit too thick/tangly for me if I use any more than 3-4 sprays. Crafted ends up feeling smoother and softer for me but does still also add volume and texture. Hold wise I’d say maybe Amity has a touch more because of its texture/dryness.
Hey Matt i really enjoy your content just wanted to tell you that. I have another questions as well. What products would you recommend to me as someonw with coarse long ( sides and back are faded / short) blonde hair. Ive followed up on some of your recommendations but i still get no hold even when layering a lot of product :/
Hey Matt great video! I was wondering if you have had problems in colder or humid conditions. Since my hair is curly and coarse just like yours, any hairstyle that I do doesn’t last for more than an hour lately it becomes curly and frizzy again as I go through my day.
Thanks man! Yeah I definitely have that problem in humidity. For those type of days I have to use a really strong product and maybe even some shine spray or hair spray to lock as much moisture out as I can.
This was was my old Le'Marca but they don't seem to make those anymore. These days I'm using the Spornette Smooth Operator brush #3370 which is very similar.
Hey man, can you please do a review for Geologie skin care? I learned about it from Alex Costa and apparently they've won an award or two for being a very good customizable skin care brand. I really like how frank you are in your videos I would love your take on them!
Sure, but so many prestylers have argan oil in the formula already, so imo you may as well get something that offers more benefits than just the oil itself
You mean the kind you use for sun burn? I mean I guess technically you could, but it would be better to just buy a hair product that has aloe vera in it.
Hey is it okay to style my hair even though its been 3 days since I've used shampoo on it? Im trying not to use so much shampoo since it strips out your natural oils.
Sure is. More natural oils actually help to protect your hair a bit (same reason you want dirty hair rather than clean hair if you’re bleaching). However there are also lots of good quality shampoos and conditioners that don’t strip your hair.
TDM Style Something like a hair cream or a serum .Maybe Arcadian Conditioning Cream or Label M grooming cream . I heard Robin James from MFH always talk about the label M one and that make me kinda curious.
1000 watt is pretty low power - it will still work, it will probably just take quite a bit longer than something like a 2000 watt dryer. The Dyson I'm using here is lower wattage but still has the power of something much stronger though, so I guess it depends on how exactly your dryer is designed.
@@TDMStyle oh...ok thanks for the info....I'm ready to spend time tho...I've ordered a 1000 watts dryer a fewdays ago and would arrive in a few... let's see....thanks for taking the time to reply.....your videos are very helpful and relatable...✌️
That is part of the caveat to having your hair super smooth and straight - naturally it just wants to lay flatter. You might have some luck using a more texturizing type of prestyler, something with some grip/thickening property, and then it's all about the angle you hold the hair up while blow drying.
That blow dryer is awesome, too expensive though. I also have thick & wavy hair & cheap blow dryers can’t seem to do the job for me. Nice video though.👍🏻
Yeah, I do wish they were more affordable. You can get a certified refurb one though for around $250 instead of $400. Either way, definitely worth saving up for one imo!
I had no idea Dyson made a hair dryer too. That is a ton of money tho for a broke college student like me. However I also stopped using the $15 ones at cvs and picked up a $200 italian one from Sally's. I forget the name of it, but I'd never go back to cvs again for one. I love the one I have now. But I'll check out a Dyson when I graduate and get a job :)
I can replicate your results in a fraction of the time using a hair straightener. And dont gimme none of that "it damages your hair" crap. As long as you use a good conditioner, pre and post styler which you obviously do, then you dont need to worry about the "damage" which by the way the blowdryer also does a bit
I agree, heated tools when used properly don’t damage the hair. However for me a straightener is only useful for second day scenarios. Can’t go from wet hair to dry using a straightener, and if I let my hair air dry first, it gets so curly and unruly that it would take me twice as long to fix than if I had just blown it out in the first place.
Hey can I ask you what is your job and another thing are you married or in relationship if you don't want to answer this question I respect your privacy
If I had the wave you do in your hair...swear to ??? I’d look like Marge Simpson every day. Its funny how we want the opposite of what we have in terms of hair. Straight is boring. For me any way.
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This guy is so underrated
Great video Matt and thanks for using Crafted man! Yessssssss
Thanks man!
Mine will come soon can't wait looks really good
you re the only one that says blow dry close to the hair with hot air, all others just say do it from a distance but you cant get your hair straight like that and im glad that i ve found you, you actually know what you re talking about , plus you have wavy hair and it makes it more realistic unlike others who have fine straight hair and they can get away with just a few combs
What I learned from my years of watching men's hair UA-cam is that the vast majority of the guy's who host these channels have what Matt described as "ideal hair" type (makes sense, really). On top of that, they far too often neglect to emphasize how much a person's hair type will impact whether a product, styling technique or even a hairstyle in overall will work for them.
As someone with insanely thick, coarse, wavy and uncompliant hair, TDM Style is one of the only channels that's relevant to me. Realized that when my dumbass bought Quicksand and Claymation without knowing how hair type affects viability and could not understand how it felt so awful for me until I saw Matt's video experiencing the same thing.
Great stuff, Matt! As a fellow thick, curly, dry hair guy.. I just want to mention that I cocktail pre stylers. I'll add two or three before blow drying: a smoothing agent and then something with some hold and volume. Lately that combo has been It's a 10 miracle hair potion and Flagship Black Water. Most times I also add two drops of a grooming oil for extra hydration and smoothness.
Thanks! I’ve done that in the past as well on occasion. These days though I find it best for me to just choose one based on what end result I want. Unless I want to test some sort of really dry/grippy prestyler, then I would probably also go in with something smoothing just to make it more comfortable to apply, but in that case I’d prob just avoid it instead tbh haha
Hair colour looks nice by the way. The pink looked a little funky to me but this colour is perfect. Brings very warm tone and suits you.
Man. Even though your hair style looks so relaxed, there's a lot of prep that goes into it!
Yeah haha, for me it’s mostly to smooth and straighten out all the curls! Straight hair folks have way less work to do lol
Thanks for this video! Not a guy but the hair style is the same, so was desperately looking for a decent tutorial - until I found yours. You helped me and gave me confidence. Can‘t thank you enough.
So glad I was able to help out! Thanks for the kind words!
Planning to grow my hair longer. Now I've found the perfect styling tutorial THANK YOU!!!
Happy to help!
My day just got better
I see a lot of tutorials using a vent brush instead of a round brush, but with the same purpose (grabbing the hair in the bristles and pulling it back)
Is there an advantage to one or the other?
Personal preference and hair length, really. Imo vent brushes work better for shorter hair, since the round brush can wrap longer lengths of hair around it. Also for me personally I have an easier time with the type of bristles on round brushes as they tend to grab my hair better.
Great video bro it's so useful
Our hair and style is so damn similar it blows my mind every time lol. Your videos are so helpful for me cause we style our hair the exact same. Legit nearly the same cowlicks and everything lmao
Haha that's awesome! Glad they help out so much!
king. just discovered the channel. will put these tips to good use!
Cheers!
Thank you for a awesome video! I always learn some tips from you. 👍😎
Good video as always Matt!
Thanks!
Hey Matt, I was just wondering is the dyson blow dryer to you is good enough to justify the price tag and why?
Imo it is absolutely worth it. Dries my hair much faster and my hair feels smoother and softer.
@@TDMStyle I've bit the bullet and I'm happy to say I'm never going back to a standard hair dryer!
I am learning alot from your videos and i am growing my hair out. I been seeing alot of comments about Brazilian blow outs. Is that needed. Is that what u had done to make your hair look so smooth and straight?
Brazilian blow outs are nice if you can afford to keep up on them (they're a couple hundred bucks per session). Basically it's a way of semi-permanently straightening your hair for a couple of months. They're definitely not needed though, as long as you have the patience to blow dry your own hair each day! I personally have never had a Brazilian blow out done, though I have definitely considered it at times just to see what it would be like. Honestly though they are more suited to folks with really long hair since it will last the longest that way.
You should do a video and show us what products you are using for that amazing fuck me up skin 🤯
Finally a blow dry video . Thanks sir 🥰🥰
Thanks for watching!
Great tutorial !!
Great video man, can you put a link from where to huy the blow dryer,i want a good quality one !
Mine is the Dyson Supersonic - I'd recommend getting from their website so you know you're getting the real deal (as there are a lot of counterfeit ones out there). You can also get certified refurbished ones for a good discount.
Ok great, thank you.
One more question, i was searching between your videos for hair shampoos, i have a very oily hair with a bit itchiness but couldn't find the right one, do you recommend any?
Pure or Hemp sets from TheSalonGuy, The Kure set from Amika, or the Repair set from Moroccanoil are all good options!
Really enjoying your content, man. Similar question on shampoo’s/conditioners. I have fine and thick (lot of it) wavy hair that has normal to high volume when air dried and am looking to do a style similar to Beckham/Weston Boucher. Don’t have any split ends but probably need to restore the health of it because I haven’t been using quality shampoo’s (looks really dry rather than heathy) - any suggestions?
can you review and recommend some skincare product, your skin looks really nice
Thanks! I've done a few vids on various skincare fairly recently - if you search my channel or check my skincare playlist you'll find them :)
Osm grooming tips bro really osm keep it up
Hey I was just wondering if you have amazing genes or if you do anything to combat thinning hair/ balding cause from what I guessing is you are like mid to late 20s maybe 30, and your hair like is really good
Haha thanks man! I mean I do take really good care of my hair with good quality products and such, but I think I got good hair genes from my mom’s side of the family too. I’m 32! 👨🏼🦳
TDM Style wow 30 is the new 20! Cheers thanks 🙏🏻
@@zinger2215 That is actually very true
Hello! I have a question , I'm loving your blowdrying technique and at last i feel that i can do something with my hair ( since i have really bad combo of hair) my question is, How often can / should I do this? I'm guessing not everyday ( which sucks, because i have to find another way to deal with my hair the other days) I do heavy workouts during weekdays, so i do sweat a lot, and my blowdry gets a tad bit screwed after that. Any advice you might have about that? Thanks! I Love your videos, they have helped me a lot!
How long is the fringe and back on this bro?
About 6.5 inches long at the front and tapered a bit shorter (maybe 4 inches or so) towards the back. And I usually go for a #2 clipper on the sides.
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At what point in this process should I add some hair clay?
Most clays are finishing/post-styling products, so I'd apply them once the hair is finished being blown out.
gonna try to follow this more closely. seems i could just be not giving it enough time. there are times where hair looks nice and sleek and similar to yours, but then as soon as i put in a paste or clay, i end up with a bit of a frizzy wavy mess. kinda like if i just undid everything. ive tried going a full day with nothing but the baxter clay effect spray for the sake of having loose soft hair but yea ends up not having any shape and looks terrible after about an hour lol.
Hey matt i m kinda confused with the round brush. I have same hair as you and i want to straighten it but i mostly end up with a less frizzy wavy hairstyle, some people say round brushes make the hair waivier but you make it straight , so i guess my technique might be wrong
Really you can use any kind of brush, but I personally find the round brush to be the easiest. Straightening the hair with one is all about rotating the brush to keep tension on the hair and pull it taught while drying it. It definitely takes a good amount of practice though!
Opinion on mixing prestylers? I have a lot of fine hair so I've been utilizing Kevin Murphy Anti.Gravity (sometimes Aveda thickening tonic in replacement), Shevoo Ocean Sea Salt Spray, and 25 by TheSalonGuy together. Are these products too conflicting which hinders the performance of my hair? When I utilize this combination, my hair has a lot of volume and body but it's a little difficult for my finger to go through the strands in some areas, especially in the middle of the blow-drying phase.
Maybe combining 25 with Shevoo Ocean Sea Salt Spray isn't the best idea? Any changes that you recommend?
Maybe you can add some type of hair oil to smoothen out your hair a bit since sea salt can make your hair feel dryer which is probably why it can be difficult for you to run through your hair with your fingers sometimes
Nothing at all wrong with mixing prestylers, but for me I’ve found if I try to use too many things at once it sometimes just ends up being too much product and either weighs my hair down or, ends up getting to thick and difficult to run through as you described.
I think in your case perhaps using KM Antigravity and the sea salt spray together is a bit overkill - sea salt is meant to provide texture and volume and so is the KM, so it sounds like it might just be thickening the hair a bit too much (plus with the added dryness of the salt) which is making it hard to run your fingers through.
25 and ocean spray should be fine together, since 25 does add some volume but doesn’t add any dryness or coarse texture.
So in short, for me I’ve found more success just using one dedicated prestyler depending on what sort of result I want that day and then finishing with a complimentary post styler. I’d be curious to know how the KM works for you on its own as your sole prestyler?
TDM Style it works great as a sole pre-styler, just needed some more texture since my hair fails to emphasize that😭. I tried using AG and 25 with different proportions and it felt a lot better. I suppose another part of the issue is how much product I apply. Thanks for the response and great video 👍🏽
Awesome video man!!!! Was really looking for this as I feel like I’m still trying to improve my blow drying and am always open some tips haha. How would you compare the hold of amity spray to the crafted cream you used? I’ve been using amity and it’s amazing, but this crafted products looks really interesting
Thanks Chris! Amity I think is on the drier side and adds more texture, but when finished blow drying can also be a bit too thick/tangly for me if I use any more than 3-4 sprays. Crafted ends up feeling smoother and softer for me but does still also add volume and texture. Hold wise I’d say maybe Amity has a touch more because of its texture/dryness.
Hey Matt i really enjoy your content just wanted to tell you that. I have another questions as well. What products would you recommend to me as someonw with coarse long ( sides and back are faded / short) blonde hair. Ive followed up on some of your recommendations but i still get no hold even when layering a lot of product :/
Hey Matt great video!
I was wondering if you have had problems in colder or humid conditions. Since my hair is curly and coarse just like yours, any hairstyle that I do doesn’t last for more than an hour lately it becomes curly and frizzy again as I go through my day.
Thanks man! Yeah I definitely have that problem in humidity. For those type of days I have to use a really strong product and maybe even some shine spray or hair spray to lock as much moisture out as I can.
That burping part cracked me up, unexpected. Good video
Haha glad it gave you a laugh!
What is the round brush brand or do you have a link to it?
This was was my old Le'Marca but they don't seem to make those anymore. These days I'm using the Spornette Smooth Operator brush #3370 which is very similar.
@@TDMStyle Thank u! That was very informative, definitely will look up on it.
What blowdryer is that? Sorry if i missed a link or a previous answer
Dyson Supersonic.
May I know where did you buy that hair dryer?
It’s the Dyson Supersonic 👍🏻
Hey man, can you please do a review for Geologie skin care? I learned about it from Alex Costa and apparently they've won an award or two for being a very good customizable skin care brand.
I really like how frank you are in your videos I would love your take on them!
Hm I've heard of the brand before. I'll have to look into it!
@@TDMStyle If you use the google chrome add-on 'Honey' you can get up to 73% off your trial purchase, just a heads up :)
@TDM Style hi please make a video on glowing skin or whitening
Where to get that products for finer hairs ? That pre styler can’t find any link
The one I mentioned in the video is the Amity texture spray from Shear Revival 👍🏻
Do you think argan oil is good for a pre styler?
Sure, but so many prestylers have argan oil in the formula already, so imo you may as well get something that offers more benefits than just the oil itself
Can we use coconut oil as heat protectant??♓♓♓♓♒♌♓⛎🔀
Not coconut oil - it has a low smoke point, so it can actually cause more damage.
@@TDMStyle any natural heat protectant....⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️🚷🚭🛄🚾🚳🚳🚾🚹
Can I use comb?
Do you have textured perm in your locks?
Nope, my natural hair is just coarse wavy/curly.
Hey bro do you have a receding templates or is that ur natural hairline
Hairline has been like that forever
TDM Style bro thx cuz i was concerned about my hair but is like same is yours i just never paid atttention to my hairline until now
Thanks!!
Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Hey Matt you should try out function of beauty products
Can i use aloe vera gel like a pre styler?
You mean the kind you use for sun burn? I mean I guess technically you could, but it would be better to just buy a hair product that has aloe vera in it.
I got it, Thank u.... I'm India 😇 & your videos are awesome ♥️
Hey is it okay to style my hair even though its been 3 days since I've used shampoo on it? Im trying not to use so much shampoo since it strips out your natural oils.
Sure is. More natural oils actually help to protect your hair a bit (same reason you want dirty hair rather than clean hair if you’re bleaching). However there are also lots of good quality shampoos and conditioners that don’t strip your hair.
I’d love to see budget stuff for curly hair.
For sure! Any particular type of products you’d be interested in seeing?
TDM Style Something like a hair cream or a serum .Maybe Arcadian Conditioning Cream or Label M grooming cream . I heard Robin James from MFH always talk about the label M one and that make me kinda curious.
Which editing software do you use
Final Cut Pro X 👍🏻
Umm....
will a 1000 watts blow-dryer be enough to style and straighten my hair?
1000 watt is pretty low power - it will still work, it will probably just take quite a bit longer than something like a 2000 watt dryer. The Dyson I'm using here is lower wattage but still has the power of something much stronger though, so I guess it depends on how exactly your dryer is designed.
@@TDMStyle oh...ok thanks for the info....I'm ready to spend time tho...I've ordered a 1000 watts dryer a fewdays ago and would arrive in a few... let's see....thanks for taking the time to reply.....your videos are very helpful and relatable...✌️
is your hair on the sides scissor cut?
Nah, #2 clippers. It is then blended with the top though using thinning shears.
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Doesn't the nozzle have to be in vertical position?
The nozzle can be in whatever position you want to make it easiest for you. Other than ergonomics its position makes no difference.
@@TDMStyle Ok i respek that
11:58 best part of this video 😂
Dude I think you should try a slightly shorter cut for some more volume or maybe some side parts idk it always grows back though🤔😁
Ye I’ll be going a bit shorter for the spring/summer months ^^
@@TDMStyle But don´t cut it tooo short! :)
i have a really hard problem i just had a keratin treatment and my hair is so flat i cant get no volume on it....please help
That is part of the caveat to having your hair super smooth and straight - naturally it just wants to lay flatter. You might have some luck using a more texturizing type of prestyler, something with some grip/thickening property, and then it's all about the angle you hold the hair up while blow drying.
@@TDMStyle used all your techniques. alse does cutting my hair shorter will help out
Yes, shorter hair is easier to get big volume since there will be less weight.
You're not supposed to keep your blow dryer that close, right?
Like I said in the video, as long as you don’t keep it there for too long (at which point your scalp would start burning), you’ll be fine.
That blow dryer is awesome, too expensive though. I also have thick & wavy hair & cheap blow dryers can’t seem to do the job for me.
Nice video though.👍🏻
Yeah, I do wish they were more affordable. You can get a certified refurb one though for around $250 instead of $400. Either way, definitely worth saving up for one imo!
Same. Also, if you have the OfferUp app, I’ve seen many people selling them for $250 sealed and brand new. That’s also an option
I had no idea Dyson made a hair dryer too. That is a ton of money tho for a broke college student like me. However I also stopped using the $15 ones at cvs and picked up a $200 italian one from Sally's. I forget the name of it, but I'd never go back to cvs again for one. I love the one I have now. But I'll check out a Dyson when I graduate and get a job :)
Looks simple, but it's hard.
Yeah it definitely took me lots of practice!
I can replicate your results in a fraction of the time using a hair straightener. And dont gimme none of that "it damages your hair" crap. As long as you use a good conditioner, pre and post styler which you obviously do, then you dont need to worry about the "damage" which by the way the blowdryer also does a bit
I agree, heated tools when used properly don’t damage the hair. However for me a straightener is only useful for second day scenarios. Can’t go from wet hair to dry using a straightener, and if I let my hair air dry first, it gets so curly and unruly that it would take me twice as long to fix than if I had just blown it out in the first place.
4:58 thank me later
Ah yes, you wanna make sure you skip half the instructions whenever you’re following a tutorial.
Hey can I ask you what is your job and another thing are you married or in relationship if you don't want to answer this question I respect your privacy
Sadly, he's married... has a vid with wifey
He's an IT guy and yeah he's done videos with his wife
@@StrappingYoungLadam ok I am not gay if you thought I was just curious
@@dominik7701 I don't care if you are or not
@@StrappingYoungLadam I was just saying and I also don't think that it matters
That style at 8:30 is so Emo xD
Krabberknam 🤣🤣🤣
If I had the wave you do in your hair...swear to ??? I’d look like Marge Simpson every day. Its funny how we want the opposite of what we have in terms of hair. Straight is boring. For me any way.
Bruh protect your hair , this amount of heat can be extremely damaging to the hair follicles
If you use it correctly, it isn’t. That’s the whole point.
Bro can you make a video on healthy hair, share some tips and also on increasing hair growth