Hairdresser Reacts (and learns) To Silk Press On 4C Hair
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me a bald man when brad posts: "yes i definitely need to know about 4c hair"
Then again as a bald man....why do u need to know about any hair...🤣
same hahaha
honestly it’s great to be educated either way 😁
Yea, I have the straightest hair possible and yup.
Imagine his wife asking him to help her and he slays her and is impressed 😂👏
The hot comb. A black women's longest frenemy on this earth. It's like a bee, if you're chill when it's around, you'll be fine but if you move or don't hold that ear...
I always held my ear but still got burned behind the ear and on the neck by my mom as a child. Those things gave me PTSD! If I never see another one it'll be too soon! Was so thrilled when the relaxer kits came out . . .
My mom didn't have an electric one and I really wanted to have bone straight hair and because I was scared of getting burnt it just did not work lol
@@awordindueseasonI never used one so thanks I am natural btw.
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I had it once. ever since then. I never went back to having a hot comb.
i love how all the black girls are coming together in this comment section talking about how they hate hot combs
And point out that Brad doesn't know what type 4 hair looks like. I get it they rarely learn about black/natural hair, but it is false misinformation. Not every black girl has 4c hair.
it’s our childhood frenemy... caused so much pain buh yielded great results 😭
@@lenac7123 I'm having flashbacks to my aunty heating the hot comb on the burner 🥺
@@blueismylove3128 thats tru.. which is why he’s even taking the time to watch these videos. and we as subscribers or watchers can let him know ❤️
@@lenac7123 I see many people along with me making sure he knows.
Brad, every black woman who got their hair pressed with a hot comb off the stove has been tapped on the ear or neck. We all instinctively twitch at the sight of a hot comb.
I can't relate because my mom stopped using a hot comb on me in elementary school lol I feel like it's one of those things my kids will never know.
Yeeesss! It doesn't matter what country. We (as adolescents) would use baked beans cans, with small pieces of charcoal inside, for a 'silk press'. Eish, I still have nightmares about that period of my life. 😩😵
OMG....I really did flinch when she put that comb to her kitchen😲
🎼🎤Memories, in the corners of my mind🎵🎶
Lol!!! YESSSSSS!!!!!
Lol
I really appreciate how Brad takes time to compliment these women's natural hair as well as the end result. To this day so many people are telling black people that their hair would look better straight... It's refreshing to see someone who loves ALL forms of natural hair ❤️
Thats just silly. (The judgers, not you :) )
I just love the natural hair when it’s 4A-4C, I’m white with blonde 1C hair, so it sort of breaks my heart that I can’t do little Afro puffs.
Yes! I don’t understand why people don’t think it’s beautiful. It’s just a different texture of hair, plus it REALLY suits some girls I couldn’t imagine them without it :)
all hair is beautiful! i don’t know why the haters are jealous of natural hair because they don’t know the struggle of it. i have curly hair myself, but it’s sad people are getting hated on natural hair :c
「GraceTendo」 im sure it’s super hard to deal with! Props to you guys for making it look so good 😁
I love how humble Brad is and admits that he doesn’t know everything about hair and is always open to learning new things. Mature energy!
Was going to comment this! We stan a king who's willing to learnnn
He is all around a very pleasing presence. Hi Brad.
Was going to comment this!
Why doesn't he do videos reacting to pin straight hair becoming super curly?
Elle P maybe he will in the future lol? He gets a lot of requests
Is there anyone else that grew up getting their hair straightened with a hot comb, but not the electric one but the one with the hot comb stove?
Yes, I still talk about it to my mom to this day. Your mom press your hair either when you going to church. You can always tell because someone has a burnt mark in the back of the neck or behind the ears
Back when I was little, I lived in Haiti and they had charcoal stoves so my mom used to straighten my hair in the backyard next to the stove to keep the comb hot😳😳😳
Me..lol....
I still have one ! 😁
I was 8 when the comb slipped out of my mom's hand and the comb landed on my right side of my face . Coco butter was my best friend for two months .....the burned ears yeah I remember all to well.😂😂😂
@@staceyearle2817 my mom used to use Vaseline in my hair and on the burns.
I just appreciate how he refers to this hair type as 4c and super curly, and not like how other people will say "textured". All hair is textured, dammit. He doesn't call the hair "nappy" or "kinky", which I appreciate.
I thought kinky wasn’t an insult. So my 4c hair is just really «curly»
Kinky isn’t a bad word! Just the word for super coily hair
I’d describe my 4c hair as kinky cause it is 🤷🏾♀️
It’s funny cause that first girl not even 4c 😭
Calling hair kinky is fine tho! It’s a curl type :3
Off topic: Is Brad finally slowly growing his dream mullet?!
I've been thinking that for a few months.
I hope so
I hope he is, he'd look FABULOUS
Yes and I’m living for it!!!
I thought the same! It’s looks so good!!!💜💜💜💜
Can we see more curly/coily natural styles? Silk presses are art but styling natural hair to hold its own curl or a Bantu knot is BEAUTIFUL. Would love to see some of that!
I think because he’s a hairstylist he watches videos that are involved with hairstylist like silk presses. But I would love some natural hair reacts
I completely agree!
He should watch Jess ridley! She us so good at coloring and styling her natural hair
@@jyiahosbornes1461 Good point. If there are nice deva cut/curly cut transformations out there, he could react to those.
Yesss
One of my best friends has mixed twin daughters who just turned 3 years old. They have combination 4b/4c hair and my friend has really struggled with their hair because being white, we just don’t have experience with it and it’s a bit of a learning curve. So about 6 months ago I became fascinated (somewhat obsessed lol) with watching videos on caring for 4c hair and I’ve been practicing on her daughters. I want her girls to love their hair, just the way it is (I don’t use any heat on them yet) so I’ve been getting pretty good at braids and twists and did a ton of product research. I even ordered some beads and stuff from amazon and they get so excited every time I come do their hair. I’m no professional so I’m so grateful for these videos!
That’s so sweet of you to actually take the time out to learn. I know the girls are happy! My natural hair is 3c/4a and I still binge watch all curly hair videos. I just love to see people get their hair done. Even straight hair!
BTW your picture is beautiful!
The fact that you treat their hair as something beautiful and worthy is very important. When your hair is so different than those around you its VERY easy to grow up hating your own hair. I think many black girls go through that as kids and even as adults. So keep telling them their hair is beautiful the way it is! It makes all the difference! You're a great friend!
@@everyonelovesstephanie thank you so much, you are STUNNING! And I agree, it’s so satisfying watching hair transformation videos!
@@keepinitkawaii thank you for saying that! It’s been a major focus for me to let them enjoy playing with hairstyles and feeling pretty but not making them believe they NEED to have their hair done to be beautiful. And through the little education I’ve sought out, I’ve been so surprised at the stigma around black women’s hair. I’m very excited about so many of the changes in media this year because my friends babies need to see more representation of girls who look like them. 💜
We need more people like you
A silk press on natural hair without heat damage is very achievable brad😂
I think we associate heat damage with loss of curl. But I can see how technically even if it doesn't damage the curl it damages the hair strands. I guess I see what your saying and what he's saying
It's really not. It's a gamble every time.
Night Angel I’ve gotten a lot of silk presses in my life not once did I have heat damage
Heat Protectant is the TRUTH!!!!
Yeah but only when you trim your hair accordingly and go to professionals if you don’t know how to do it yourself 😂😂
Who else thinks brad needs to make merch that says “Hi Beautiful” like this so he can see it!
I’d buy it 😌
Yesssss!!!
I would need that 😂♥️
This is the only slogan merch I would buy
It be my first merch buy
someone needs to tell brad that HE’S beautiful
Brad you're beautiful lol
yep
He is beautiful! And such a wonderful spirit
Think he knows lol
I agree you are beautiful 🥰
Brad please watch deeper than hair! Her silk presses are literal magic and she just has a way of making the girls feel safe and confident! I love her videos and love ur reactions!
Honestly! Shes wonderful
Her presses are soooo satisfying! And her cutting too! I love watching her vids, they’re soooo relaxing! Her shears just melt into hair like butter! Lol!
@@asassynation9955 she’s the best!
@@christina4012 love her!
Her talent is UNREAL!!
I love that he wants to learn, it really should be mandatory. If your stylists don't know know ALL hair types, put a sign on your window so I don't waste my time.
As great as the sentiment is, as a beauty student, they aren’t teaching us every hair type, every texture, so if every person who is fresh out of school had to put everything they aren’t super great at on public display, THE LIST WOULD NEVER END GIRL, unless you goin to school for 4 years, IT AINT HAPPENING, have some PATIENCE
@@madelynpeterson2785 Well you're at the wrong school. I've been a hair model for some salons and they teaching their stylists as much as possible.
If NO ONE in your salon can do highlights or style wavy hair, the decent thing to do is let people know. When you finally get qualified workers in, take the sign down.
lol the sign is when my BlackAzz only sees nonBlack people in the shop.
@@faylavie Haha, yeah that's a neon clue
@@madelynpeterson2785 no offense but literally millions of people go to school for 4 years or more, if that’s what it takes for you to be able to do all hair textures which is BASIC then that’s what you need to do.
Proof that not every Black girl you see with long (or short), thick, straighten hair is wearing a wig or weave. I have dealt with people making a lot of assumptions about my hair. And if we do decide to wear weaves or wigs that's okay too!! I know I personally love to switch it up and go natural, wear wigs, braids, and other protective styles. Much love to everyone open to learning about other people's hair!!
omg this! so many people think my natural hair is a wig (nothing wrong with that) like noo this is mine lol
🗣🗣 people act like we don’t have our own beautiful hair....they be so amazed 😂😅😁
One of my best friends has mixed twin daughters who just turned 3 years old. They have combination 4b/4c hair and my friend has really struggled with their hair because being white, we just don’t have experience with it and it’s a bit of a learning curve. So about 6 months ago I became fascinated (somewhat obsessed lol) with watching videos on caring for 4c hair and I’ve been practicing on her daughters. I want her girls to love their hair, just the way it is (I don’t use any heat on them yet) so I’ve been getting pretty good at braids and twists and did a ton of product research. I even ordered some beads and stuff from amazon and they get so excited every time I come do their hair. I’m no professional so I’m so grateful for these videos!
Or that we have to ne mixed to have wavy hair
Why do you need to prove yourself to others? Do you need others to recognize you to feel validated as a person?
I love how more non black stylists are learning how to work with 4c hair!
Amen!✊🏽
Finally!! I love how inclusive Mondo is.
Me too!! I don't have that hair but I'm thrilled that stylists are finally on board with learning more about how to work with it! It makes me very excited about what that'll do to the hair industry
Yeah, just curly hair in general tbh
I’m about to start my hairdresser appreciateship and I want to learn about everyone’s hair! Men, woman, children, and just straight hair as well as 4c
Brad “I’ve never heard of twists” Mondo, please watch more natural hair youtubers 😂
I think he meant that that he'd never heard of twists after stretching the hair :)
@@RipTheBreaks Correct. lol
@@RipTheBreaks that was like magic🤯
Please
@@RipTheBreaks It is very common, and if 2 out of 3 did it i'd hope it would encourage more research. Brad mentioning silicone oils for slip was new to me, so I researched.
I want to see him react to natural hair styles. Because we do much more than just silk press our 4c hair😂😂😂
I like it locs or define curls
My 4 yr old granddaughter has 4c hair. Itd below her earlobes when dry and if i pull on a piece when wet, it goes down past her tail bone.
Sometimes it gets so dry i have to pull super hard to separate it into sections to comb it out.
I use Shea moisturizer, conditioner, shampoo, detangler spray and a mask. Within two days its so dry i have to put globs of conditioner on it.
I also use Aunt Jackie products same issue.
Any suggestions for products? Please ? Thank you.
@@oldsoul2701 try a heated cap when you deep condition it, I'd recommend the hot head heat cap.
@@oldsoul2701 getting a steamer is a great idea for hydration!!!! also aloe vera gel!
@@oldsoul2701 rosewater, and oil of your choice with vitamin E
brad has the fear of the hot comb like every black girl
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Lmao 🤣 my inner child screamed lol
@@Sunshine0387
Lol.
Press n curl since 1965...😂😂😂
I love My pressing comb.
Brad don't be scared . Lol
@@dianecole9808 I have an electric pressing comb now. But I still get scared. I probably have a few scars from childhood. Lol
@@Sunshine0387
Most of us do, but I still love my marcels . ..😂😂😂😂
Brad compliments me more than my boyfriend
I don't even have a boyfriend😢
Lol ikr 😂
@Lil’ meow meow oh an army lol
And @Beth Whiteman i dont even have a bf :")
Oof...
Might need a new boyfriend 😅😂
Twist or braiding after drying keeps it sectioned and stretched ready for the flatiron
☝🏽And keeps it stretched for prototypical (I might have made that word up but you get my gist) 4c hair that it greatly resists heat stretching and immediately wants to shrink back close to the scalp- its happy place .💜
@@sammy69831 prototyping?
@@jumaraalcantara9939 The word should have just been “typical”.
He looks like an early 2000s stereotypical male hair dresser in this video & im LIVING for it 😭😂❤️
Brad: *nervous with the hot comb
Me: *flashes back to when I was 5 and my grandma had the hot comb you put on the gas stove
Then she wipes it of with a paper towel
Then it's too my roots
She's blowing it as she is combing my hair.
Me: immediately starts sweating from fear
The visual I just got from your description lol. #memories
The scariest part is when she check if it’s hot enough by slapping it on her hand
Lol my mom came close to ending my life w her hot comb on several occasions....it builds character😅
I FELT this‼️😩
Lol yes. Never again
I like to watch "deeper then hair" she does a great job.
That is my GIRL!!!!
Same I luv her
linda nizamoff- Same!😁
I watch her all time its so satisfying 😍
Yess
Lmaooo when he said “twist method”. It isn’t a technique, it’s just holding the hair in place, love. 😂🤍
Honestly I don’t know if I should be ashamed as a black woman but... I never even thought of twisting it after blow drying it 😂 I just usually clip it up 😩 don’t roast me
@@sherreejamesreal I Mean if you weren't taught to do it how could you now lol
Hot comb + blue magic= childhood trauma 😂
I SWEARRR 😿😿
And yet still works for me
@@treniesablunt girl I locked my hair up cause I got tired of combing it 😂
it was the pink lotion for me 😔
@@ujung-ahujung-hae7503 the whole class smell you coming in 😂 hair wet like you got a jerry curl
I thought I would answer some of your questions. Too much heat protectant weighs down the hair. The reason we twist/braid afterwards is to keep the hair stretched as possible w/o having to go in with heat again. The hot comb is the best way to get the roots as straight as possible. Curls make the silk press last longer. We wrap our hair every night to make the style last and to make sure the oils in our hair don't slip out on cotton.
can you explain to me how to do the hair wrap? it's okay if you can't, but i'm 16 years old, and when my hair isn't braided, i sometimes have it straight but i don't know how to wrap it at night.
@@spookyzombie7769 I can try just brush your hair from the front part (at the root) and brush around your head until either your hair stops or you reach all the way around your head. I use pins to secure the ends of the wrap, and then throw a satin scarf on and go to sleep. I hope this helps!
valuable explanations! thank you for taking the time
introvert! at the disco there’s tutorials on UA-cam
I’m 26 years old, African American and I’ve NEVER been able to wrap my hair.
Same, sis. I'm 49!
It’s harder than it looks
It’s hard half the time i just put it in a bonnet and sleep lol
I feel like people over complicate it. because my family tried to teach me but I could never get it right until I just made up my own way wich is put it on ur hair like a towel pretending to be a wig, grab both sides with ur hair inside, and just tie a knot with it on the top of ur head. they tell me its wrong but my hair is packed up with is all that matters imo
Girl it's hard. I still have a hard time myself and I'm 28😂Never really learned. My mom always kept her hair done or out of the way and always kept our hair in plaits until I was old enough to do my own hair. Still don't really know i always keep it in a very loose pont tail or bun with a satin hair tye and slap a satin bonnet or or doo rag that is a game changer for me.
love how he described natural hair and was genuinely interested and intrigued without saying anything rude, problematic, or anything like that , loveeee 💕
The 1st girl's hair is GORGEOUS but looks more like 4B
Bruh that’s not 4b, it’s possibly 4a
@@whatthe640 4A/B. I just know for sure it's definitely not 4C. I think the poster child for luscious 4C curls is Issa Raye
Her hair probably is 4b its just very healthy
*clears throat and leaves chat*
Especially if she uses the denmen brush in the shower 🚿
@@reece6583 to be honest I’ll kinda classify it as a 4a because the coils are pretty big if you get a good look at it but i can see some 4bs in it
“Who knew you’d like it so straight” 😂😂😂 I thought that was a good one, but Brad’s reaction was awesome 👏🏼
he looked so disappointed 🤣
I was like " wow, she's been holding on to this one for a while now" 😁
I died laughing at his reaction!😂😂😂
😂😂😂
“You’ve been saving that one for the entire video haven’t you” we love you Brad
Please don't ever stop calling us beautiful and telling us how great me look today, like you do in the beginning of your vids. For some of us, it's the only time we ever hear it. I find myself almost tearing up when you do it. Thank you.
🥺💕
💜
Hey :) you are amazing and your comment made my heart melt..have a beautiful day ❤️
You are beautiful
You're beautiful!!
I really appreciate that you do videos about black women’s hair. And that you can genuinely tell that you don’t do it for the clout, but you actually appreciate the process, the technique, the blood, sweat and tears, and even the curl pattern that goes into our hair. The world needs more of you so we black women can feel comfortable with our god given locks!!! ❤️❤️❤️
“Who knew you liked it so sTrAiGhT Brad..” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I just love when Brad talks about Hi-texture/black hair types, and gets so excited about how we style! I would love to see Brad use his products on different hair textures. *Shouts to Brad’s Assistant* Hey boo, I know you can make this happen! We need that video on UA-cam for XMONDO HAIR!!
Love his products on my mixed hair!
I'd actually really get behind this. I want to try Brad's products, but I've wasted money before on products that promise great things but just don't work for me because of my heritage. I'd love to see examples.
Agreed, I want to see how it would fair on African descendants.
It’s ok to say “black!” Black and African American aren’t the same :)
Annika Joseph I say both, to each it’s own. Some prefer one, some prefer the other. As a black woman I have the right to choose which I want to be called 😉, it’s all good.
One the most misleading searches on UA-cam is “4C natural hair”... let me tell you... if you have actual 4c hair you will get depressed because everyone thinks that if their hair is dense, kinky, dry or otherwise it’s 4c. If you say it’s not, “you are a natural hair Nazi” gets thrown. Anyway, I love that Brad does these regardless.
Its crazy how you're telling the truth and u didn't get as many likes on your comment as others 😔😔😔
That must be really frustrating if you have 4C hair!! Would you say all three of the women in this video have it?
Why are people always claiming they have 4C hair to act like they're special? Love your hair, but don't lie.
Sigurjon543 true look at the girl in video her hair is definitely not 4c 😂
Trueee! One of the girls definitely had 4a/4b hair it was just dry and needed a protein treatment/hydration
Black hair is just stunning naturally curly or straightened.
The natural hair texture before they straighten makes me just... 😍😍😍
"Who knew you liked it that straight, Brad"
Sorry, Brad, that was in fact hilarious. I giggled for a good 5 minutes over it. I had to come back to post this comment.
Deeper Than Hair TV is incredibly talented with natural curly hair. Definitely recommend!
I love her videos 🥰
low key just came from there, she makes me want to get a plane ticket from the UK to LA 😅😅
Love her!
Yea i love that channel
@@ChiChi04 sameeeee!! Im from the uk too if i ever go to LA i will definetly be looking for that salon
I believe this is the first time I’ve ever cared to leave a real comment on a video! I love the fact that he made this a learning experience for himself from the very beginning lol. As someone who cares for my own natural hair, I love way there was a clear difference (to me) with what he critiqued and what he was simply surprised by (because only we really know what works a lot of the time)
I thorough enjoyed watching him clearly appreciate how much work we put in and he was frustrated with us when it didn’t go as planned because it’s still hard work, and we’ve all been there.
Anyway, thanks Brad if you read this for both including natural hair, and for embracing and trying to understand it’s uniqueness
two words: JANAY MICKLES. Her silk presses are stellar.
i love love love her videos!!!
"Who would've known you like it so straight, Brad."
"You've been waiting to use that this whole video, haven't you? & it wasn't even that good." 😂😂😂😂😂
It was, though!
It was good Brad
Lol she makes me think of my jokes.
I’m LIVING for the appearing mullet, why isn’t this being talked about more?? 😭😆
IT'S ON ITS WAY AHHH
I was just thinking love his hair like this!
Your point of view is so refreshing, the humility and willingness to learn and how you hype up naturals 🥺❤️🌻🤗 God bless you dear 👌🏽
I have to say this. I am happy to see someone who respects and celebrate natural hair!! Thank you Brad Mondo!
Black natural hair can be so time consuming but you can’t say it isn’t fun hair to have.
So freaking time consuming 😩 my neck & arms be hurting but I love my hair so deeply
It is time consuming 😩😩😩
For me it's not fun, cause my hair is fine, frizzy(gel does absolutely nothing) and shrinks up alot, so it can't really hold any styles, but hopefully I can find something that works for it in the future
ikr it takes me 6 hours to do my thick 4b hair and my arms are so sore afterwards
Our hair is so diverse and versatile so I love trying new styles every other week
Shoutout to all the girls who got burned by the hot comb when they mom did their hair. Especially the ones that go on the stove or come with the stove 😭 my damn childhood
“Hold your ears” will forever be in my nightmares
Oh Gawd, not the comb. My mom still has that damn thing. 😩
I never knew you had to have that trauma with that hairtype...i am now just thankful that my only bad memories with Hair are my mom brushing my long, straight and tangled hair super aggressive. And the bangs i had for years that were waaaayyy too short. I love curls in any Form, i now have wavy/curly hair and i love it, but that is already a lot... Everyone wearing their hair natural, has a poweful mindset to maintain that.
Til this day I’m scarred. My grandma mentioned the hot comb a while ago and I jumped
Day before church... Straight up ear burns! 😂😂😂
@@Wolfhound429 I still have one too, but now my daughter's ask me to use it on their edges and roots, we finally got there!! 😂😂
Texture of the hair definitely plays a part in how silk the silk press will be.
I love how you are open to learn about different types of textured hair and how to properly style it. Not a lot of white cosmetologist know how to do black hair and it's refreshing to see one that is willing to learn how to expand his knowledge on how to do it. That's how you build your clientele. My mother was a great stylist and knew how to do different textures of hair. Kudos to you for always wanting to learn and improve your craft.
when ur Dominican mom didn’t know how to deal with ur natural hair so you’ve had about 8 years of heat damage (I’m 15) 😭😭
Same here sis
FELT THIS. Girl i've never had my natural hair until now and I'm 21. 21!!!! I did a big chop like almost bald and now i have curls I've never seen before
Same girl just Puerto Rican mom 30 now, glad at 12 she stopped and sent me to a lady up the block.
aghdsj gsdhtj baby dont cut your hair you dont have to prove yourself to anybody you’re only 13, and you may regret it, maybe you wont, but you can make a statement without shaving it. i once got my hair braided in a beehive and wore that. that was a statement. i was nervous for people to see me with literally one braid but i got a lot of compliments and my scalp got to breath. lol thats the closest to bald i’ve ever been... you may like something like that first ❤️
Yessss I have had my hair straightened sense I was 3yr old an i had never had my curls embraced until I was i. Highschool an i started taking care of it my self. An i got to see my heat damage curls. Last year for my 21s birthday I cut my hair an now this lock down has gave the chance to learn about my ture curl pattern an about my hair
I've never loved a hairstylist more than Brad. I love how even though he's white he doesn't limit his learning like others who doesn't even want to learn how to do black hair. Brad is so open to everything. I would trust him to be my stylist and I honestly never really go to one.
@Loren Swan Not sure I think so
Gift H even though he’s white?? Racist much.
Flameboy
Um no it is not he is not black so he doesn’t have black hair (so no personal experience) and they do little to NO kinky hair classes in cosmetology school so it is normal for non-black stylists to be uneducated.
Brad is doing GREAT in educating himself and other stylists should take note
@@Shay45 ikr I was taken to a white stylist once when I was young and they totally fucked up my hair
Shay45 Very much this. I happen to have some experience with similar hair (my own since I learned how to properly care for it watching black hair care tutorials), but it’s never going to be the same as someone who actually has black hair. If my children happen to have mixed children, I would totally go to the black community to learn as much as I could about their hair types before even attempting to do anything with their hair simply because they know way more about it than I ever will.
I love these videos cause I can tell you’re learning. A few answers to your questions and statements:
- you have to use gel and do your edges cause the tiiiiny baby hairs in front often can’t and shouldn’t be straightened. If you put too much heat on them you’ll either burn the skin or damage them leading to no edges
- the twisting after the straightening helps keep the hair straight. It’s like, think of curly hair in humidity, it frizzes and curls right up. But if you put it in a French braid, it wouldn’t be affected as much. Curly hair is just super sensitive and will curl up given the chance
I don't trust people who aren't scared of hot combs or at least mildly uncomfortable 😭😭
my mom never did hot combs on me and I literally didn't know they exist
@@CoyoteDaisy consider yourself lucky. they are the devil 😭
Tell me he's wearing some bell bottom pants and platform shoes under that table ...... Waiting for him to stand up and yell DY-NO-MITE any second now! 😂
That shirt is making me feel mighty real!
😂😂💜
Taehyung vibes
Haha armies every where
OMG WHY I SOUND LIKE SOMEBODY AUNTIE WHEN I SAY "CHILE WATCHU KNO BOUT GOOD TIMES"
I am 34 with 4c hair and honey I will tell you this, 4c hair is BEAUTIFUL, thick and luscious when taken care of properly. I have had my battle with my 4c hair and realized that a short, blonde haircut or a gorgeous lace front wig is my best friend. I applaud these beautiful women for their commitment to embrace their wonderful locs and shrinkage! However, sis, I had flashbacks about being in the kitchen, next to the stove, getting burned by that hot comb because my mama said I was too young for a perm.
So wonderful that he's so interested in doing AA hair the safe way. I love this. Thank you.
Props to Brad. I was nervous about you reviewing, afro textured hair. I love that you didn’t “other” the hair or use demeaning words/descriptors. Kudos!
I’m a 23 years old girl from Dominican Republic and when Brad mentioned the Dominican method oh man! I just got flashbacks when I used to go to get my hair done, my poor hair was so damaged due to the heat and I always ended up with a horrible headache, plus I couldn’t show it off the same day, I always had to wrap it and then wait till the next day to do it since if I didn’t, chances were It would prolly get super frizzy ☠️😭
Thanks God I decided to cut all the processed hair and go all natural, my hair is so much healthy and beautiful. 😍🥰❤️
We be keeping that tubi like it was a sin not to have it😂
Edna Ulerio HAHAHAHAHA OMG YESSSSSSSS!!!! 😭😭😭😭🤣
I feel like silk press on “type 4” hair would be more appropriate. Since they weren’t all 4c. Love you Brad btw!
Totally agree. But the videos people themselves said "4C" . None of the girls hair looked 4C. Oh well oh well doesn't matter their hair is beautiful and I follow the second girl love her videos
he went by their titles
The second girl definitely bad 4c... I can't tell the last girl since it was blown out already
Shane Accented the first one had 4a/b
Yeah I noticed the first girl didn’t have 4c hair
Regarding the twisting of the hair after blow drying it straight, is actually for it to keep its 'sleekness' and retain length. Since the hair naturally just always wants to curl itself
I love his reactions and that he is boosting his knowledge on more curly textures. Will make you more versatile.
I DONT KNOW WHY BRAD HASNT MADE ANY MERCH THAT SAYS “HI, BEAUTIFUL” I WOULD BUY THE CRAP OUT OF THAT!
Edit: thanks for the 100 likes! Never gotten that much!
Idk what he’s waiting for
Likely copyright.
Stephanie Earles valid point 🧐
*Also wish you could do other curly hair videos, that don’t have to do with straightening it* 💖
this is EXACTLY how i feel
Yesssss
YES!!!
He has....
jacky mitchell Not enough, mostly just boring straight hair videos
girl ! i’m so excited to learn about 4C hair and how to do it, i know that not a lot of beauty schools don’t teach you how to do that kind of hair but i wanna learn SO bad, it just opens up your experience and more clients as well
I love that you show all different types of hair, and that you appreciate the beauty of all different women. You are amazing💜
I have not straightened my hair since I graduated 3 years ago and before that another almost 3 years of all natural hair 4C babyyyy. I will however let Brad Mondo do a silk press on my hair if he wants. Living in NY hit me up lol
Barbara Hayes yikes not “wild” 🥴
Barbara Hayes not wild🤦🏼♀️and all hair is good hair❤️
@@barbarahayes7441 I'm proud of my wild 4b hair
I have 4b hair and the last time I “straightened” my hair I was an Afro before I finished lol
Oh shit a video for the coily girls! A silk press is a whole experience. Brad mondo watching some hair braiding videos is also a vibe cause that process is a whole thing
"I'd be too scared to use it on a client. If they move even a little bit I would burn them" HAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! hahahahahahahahaha!!!! HA! boi.... no black mama, grandmama, auntie, or cousin has EVER cared if they even burned you! In fact, if you did get burned first step is denial and then second step is well keep ya ass still and you won't get burnt!
😆😆😆😆😆😆 Why did this make me giggle so much?! Lol!
I used to have to lay up on the kitchen counter because they weren’t electric so she used the stove hashah
@@dani09eveline didn't even know electric ones existed 😂😂
i can say i never went through this because my aunt was such a beast at the hot comb i loved getting it done
With curly hair you should absolutely have the hair sopping wet when you blow dry it and you should DEFINITELY try to get your hair as straight as possible before blow drying it because it makes a LOT easier to get it straight when you use the real heat and it helps to try to get it straighter with the dryer to avoid having to do too many passes.
I love it when Brad does videos on 4C hair texture because it makes me feel like I’m included in these kind of videos as well. there aren’t a lot of white hairstylists that know a lot about 4C hair so this is really nice🥰 I love how he is constantly saying such kind and respectful things❤️
Brad's face over the straight joke, was absolutely everything
He was so professional and respectful to different hair textures than he may be used to thats how you know he is a good hairstylist. Love Brad for that.
I love so much that Brad is open and likes to learn, although he is so good at his craft. 😊 This is what a professional does - always aiming to add up to their knowledge and to improve their technique.
Girls who know will know: when that hot comb came out, the top of my ears felt a phantom singe. Uh-uhn. No ma'am.
yes, as soon as I saw it I cringed
Yuuup.
That steam burn😣
This reminds me of when I was a kid, my mom took me for a haircut. After the woman had finished, she pulled out the curling iron, and I yelled, incredibly loud, with absolute terror in my voice, at a moment when you could hear a pin drop, "Oh no, please don't!! That's the thing my mom always likes burn me with." Needless to say, she got A LOT of dirty looks, before the hairdresser asked me a few pointed questions to confirm it was not something she did on purpose.
3:23 Get your Hair Back!
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We love our 4C Natural Queens 💕
“You’ve been saving that one” plus the look he made took me out
React to my silk press video! Lol 🙏🏾
YAAASSSSSS I LOVE YOUR VIDEO😍
"Who knew you liked it so straight, Brad?" - I.AM.ON.THE.FLOOR. Brad walked into that like a wide open door.
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Lol
I'm sick of this joke like its so overrated and not even funny
abby literally
Were u the 72nd?
@@shamyshamuswow213 ig so lmao
I LOVE your reviews! You always have an appreciation for the different hair textures. The world needs more people with your mentality!
Brad you're literally the only white man I would ever trust to do my hair 😅
Yes! Brad knows what he is talking about! I would definitely trust him with my 4c hair, 😂 😆
Brad said the hot comb was sketching him out, imagine what it’s like when it’s by your ear 😭😭😭
Whew chile the memories😅
"Oh she's using a hot comb those combs make me nervous" me too my guy. 😂
My grandfather was a school teacher til he retired and he always told me the best teachers never stop learning themselves. And that definitely stuck with me and Brad is proof of that in that he is so open to learning about different techniques and hair types and I love it! I can't stand when people think they know everything and aren't open to others' experience and knowledge. I love that Brad is always willing to admit if he was wrong about his assumptions.
Your commentary on these vidoes were very well done. You inspired learning in a very cool, calm mode and made relevant relationships with what you do professionally. I learned from you as well. Keep up the good work.
I love that more professional hair stylist are interested in learning how to do different types of hair. I learned by having to do my own hair. Nothing more frustrating than having an appointment with a stylist who has no clue how to do curly hair and then we end up out the money for crapy hairdos. Then having to spend more money on a different stylist, or doing it ourselves.
Curly girl here! 3b/3c I’ve been watching so many silk press videos. Been natural for 6 years, occasionally get a silk press. Trying my hardest not to go get one done since my hair is growing so much!!! (Heat damage is the absolute worst. NEVER worth it. ) 6 months since my last silk press. To avoid the temptation it’s time to get braided again!! Love me some box braids. (I don’t need to straighten my hair to be prettyx1000000) stay strong lovies! You’re beautiful the way you are ❤️
Can we please see more of these. I love seeing the curly to straight. Plus the styles they choose at the end are just gorgeous!
Hi Brad, first time watching. Thank you for bringing more light to type 4 hair! I love our hair and I’m so excited to see more folk learning about the differences in the world!
just a note hot combs wear used as flat irons back in the day burn or not it got the job done black girl memories
Big facts. I feel like flat irons are a relatively new tool. 20 years ago my hairdresser only used hot combs. Memories.
Im telling you girl ! My little sister and i had hup length hair my hair is 3b, 3c, and 4A all in one head my sister has 4B type hair and my moth fid her thang with the pressing comb in the late 80's and early 90's our hair was bone straight shiny and silky we looked like Pocahontas with our hip length hair . I miss those days so much ! My hair never 👀 heat now i have too mucj aint nobody got time ( or patience) for that love your willingness yo learn about black hair brad
Flat iron was introduced to my hair in 2007.....hot comb on DA STOVE till then
Plot twist: when Brad says ‘hi beautiful ‘ he’s actually looking at a mirror and talking to himself 😂😭💕
As he should tbh 😂💕
*Self esstem as left the chat*
I reject this theory lmao
I absolutely adore watching people work with 4c natural hair, it's gorgeous and I'm so happy that it's being shared around more now.
I'm literally so greatful to see these beautiful styles and processes. I'm mesmerised!
Brad is giving me a leo in romeo+juliet vibe rn
YES!!!!!! Well, his cousin. I couldn't think of why his shirt was working up a memory, but that was it!
Omg yes!! ❤️❤️
YEAH
When you said “Dominican style blowout” I felt seen. I don’t have 4c hair but it is very curly and extra long and being Dominican I have spent many hours in a salon getting my hair blown out. Typically it takes 5 or 6 hours to blow out my hair.
I LOVE these videos! The posture of learning and he uses words in the process that can only be learned by people who really study the Black hair culture. That's crazy valuable!
I love how relaxthess hair straighten ideas are, just soothing