I came here because of Joe from BluMaan. I have always had trouble with my thick wavy hair not doing what I wanted. This method just smooths out my hair, takes away frizz and the waves and makes my hair so much more manageable! I do this with a vented brush though, maybe a flat/paddle brush would do even a better job.
@@chalseywilder937 I have 3c 4a curls and a good moisturizer and cream will reduce frizz and smooth out the hair. I feel like the black community could teach not black curly /wavy hair people lessons lol.
Bro, you made that guy happy as fuck. Like that smile was so fucking genuine. He probably waiting a long time for someone like you to come around and understand his hair type and give him the look he always dreamed of having and didn’t think it was possible and you showed him that it was. Keep up the impeccable work!!!
I've watched a ton of videos on youtube on how to style my hair in the past few years, and I'd always get excited and try them out but none of them ever worked on my hair, I actually gave up on my hair and haven't watched any hair styling video in over a year I think. I even thought that the blow dryer that my barber has, is the secret to adding a shine, removing the frizz and getting my hair to stay the same way for an entire day. This technique and the thing you said about continuing to blow dry the hair even if it is not wet made my hair look shiny and not frizzy for the first time ever using my cheap blow dryer. Thank you so much.
Thank you for doing this with Asian hair! A lot of techniques out there don't seem to work well with Asian hair because it is so unruly, but seeing you demo this makes me want to try it. Subbed!
Yes thank God you reuploaded this!!! I used to use this as reference for my clients & other barbers & was so bummed when you took it down. You sir are a saint among us! 🤘
Wow, just wow. Andrew thank you for sharing your knowledge. You’ve completely changed the way I look at blow drying & how I will approach it when I’m in the shop.
Beautiful , I use the blow dryer all the time at the shop but I never hit in debt to where I used it to my advantage against cow licks !!! I appreciate this knowledge Andrew 💯
Andrew you’ve really inspired me with this video. I’m a barber and don’t feel good where I’m at in my career but you’ve lit a fire for my passion and I feel new again. Thanks for these gems and insight you offer freely I consider them priceless. Thank you again.
Yo respect for holdin it down for the culture. As an asian its mad hard to control the hair. My barber always jokes that my hair is so t h i c c That he should charge me twice for my fade lol. Thanks again.
I think a defusing tutorial would be rad for us curly haired dudes that like to rock our natural texture!! It's hard to get it right all the time haha so im looking forward to you showing us some tips on that 😉
This video gave me hope. I’m not Asian but I have that type of hair which is thin and has a lot of cow licks towards the back 😂. Thanks for this video you gave me a whole different perspective of how to style this hair. I have a question. I have long hair (probably 5 or 6 inches long) and I have a pompadour type haircut and I usually the entirety of the time comb it back and mostly to the right. How do I know if my hair naturally wants to go right or left because I have never tried growing it towards the left. What would you advise me to do?
Will this still work the next day after being slept on? Say side sleeper? I've had it look exactly the way I wanted leaving the barber or after a shower, but the next morning the wave is back on the right side (that's the side that I part my hair to). I would love for this technique to work from wash to wash and through each night's sleep!
Andrew, do you think you will ever re-up the original "good hair doesn't come from a jar" video? I loved that video so much and it was super informative for someone who never knew how to do his own hair correctly. I'm not sure if you were having it stolen and re-uploaded or why you took it down but it was such a great video, both in terms of education but also mindset about hair.
Hey andrew when I change to the opposite side my hair would stick up and doesnt flat down like what you’re doing in the opposite side and when i change to the back it’s just all messed up
This is one of the most releaving videos I've seen, as a cosmetologist/barber, working in a city made up of pretty generic barbershops, it is so common to see barbers just buzz the cowlick down with a 2gaurd because they don't know how to work with it, and then pass that lack of knowledge onto the clients who just now assume they need to cut the cowlick off because they don't have the knowledge. I will be sharing this video everywhere man.
@@agiantcub8it542 yea its a big thing here in michigan im trying to change. Theres just a ton of in & out chop shops, the biggest thing is trying to convince people, especially older gentlemen that yes its a bit more expensive, but in 3 or 4 months ill give you the hair you always wanted and never got
I find that a few hours into the day I’ve lost pretty much 100% of any volume I had after using this method. Is there a step I’m likely to be doing wrong like the cold shot at the end?
Just use something to buffer it. Any product will do, but if you’re really concerned or your hair is prone to damage, buy a light spray or cream with heat protectant qualities
I wouldn’t. The oil might prevent the bonds within the hair from forming to lock in your style. It might make your hair maintain a sort of pseudo wet state and not set.
I've been doing this since September 2019 and now I suffered from hair loss. But Overcoming and too much heat from the blow dryer causes damage thus, a lot of fallout. Thanks a lot.
Your hair loss is unrelated to blow drying unless you’ve been burning your scalp bad enough to damage your hair follicles (3rd degree, basically). As I said in this video, consult your professional if you’re having any issues. They know your hair better than anyone on a screen can.
it's very very unlikely that you'd damage hair this short with a hairdryer. There are a billion prestylers on the market that claim to prevent heat damage, if you're worried about it. In the case that you do damage your hair (which is highly, highly unlikely), it's just the ends in 99% of cases, and a trim fixes it.
Hey Andrew... I have Asian hairtype... Now the thing is I have cowlick on the fringe 🤦... So whenever i grow my hair out after a specific length is just curls up ... It's like an Ocean wave to be really honest! I asked my hairdresser about it and he was like l, you have a cowlick there, it's just not possible to tame those curves! And so like i couldn't growout my hair as those curves just looked awful... And i came across this video of yours! Can you please help me with the problem of mine
Rugved Arge - I have exactly the same thing. I have a very strong cowlick along the the front of my hair. Even when I grow my hair long, it just kind of sticks out. It will never lay flat across my forehead. Unless it’s really long. I just either grow it out long enough so that it lays down. Or I have a style where it’s pushed into the direction of the cowlick. It pretty much removes 90% of hairstyles that you could have. You just gotta have one of the styles that your hair will work with.
Takes 6-8 minutes to do the flat wrap with a nice hair dryer, longer with a cheap dryer. The results last until the hair becomes wet or is reset with heat.
Until my worst enemies comes: wind and rain. Asian hair just doesn’t look like other hair cuts. Especially fades. There’s too much separation that you see that doesn’t flow smoothly into the fade.
Sorry, what I meant was... Won’t you get cancer from all the radiation?* I have short hair so I don’t use blowdryer. But I heard from barbers that they try not to blowdry for more than 2-3 minutes.
Hey Andrew! I'd like to know how I could approach doing this with longer hair on the sides. I'd appreciate it if you could give me your two cents on that. (If it makes any difference, the hair on the side of my head is up to 5 inches)
it means you'll have to redo the process whenever it gets wet/washed, it's up to you if you want to spend 10 minutes or how ever long it takes to do this everyday after a shower
see a qualified professional to walk you through it with your specific head of hair. Heat and tension will straighten and smooth your hair. If it's poofy then you haven't used enough heat or tension. Look into a flat iron if the hairdryer technique is too difficult with your hair. Use a heat protectant if you're worried about damage, and watch my video where I try to burn off hair with a hairdryer if you're still worried (it's really hard to do).
@@andrewdoeshair i'm an asian dude with stubborn wavy hair and i can corroborate that a flat iron can work wonders to tame poofy hair. if you want volume, the hairdryer is essential. i want the opposite which is to de-poof, so the flat iron is the way to go. thanks for demo-ing on resistant asian hair. subbed!
This is a fucking MASTERCLASS
I came here because of Joe from BluMaan. I have always had trouble with my thick wavy hair not doing what I wanted. This method just smooths out my hair, takes away frizz and the waves and makes my hair so much more manageable! I do this with a vented brush though, maybe a flat/paddle brush would do even a better job.
Oh
If all of your hair is wavy you could just apply a moisturizing gel and it'd get rid of frizz, only thing is you'd keep the waves.
@@chalseywilder937 I have 3c 4a curls and a good moisturizer and cream will reduce frizz and smooth out the hair. I feel like the black community could teach not black curly /wavy hair people lessons lol.
@@chalseywilder937 frizz is just unclumped hair
@@dionjeremy1711 hi, I have 4b hair.
Bro, you made that guy happy as fuck. Like that smile was so fucking genuine. He probably waiting a long time for someone like you to come around and understand his hair type and give him the look he always dreamed of having and didn’t think it was possible and you showed him that it was. Keep up the impeccable work!!!
I've watched a ton of videos on youtube on how to style my hair in the past few years, and I'd always get excited and try them out but none of them ever worked on my hair, I actually gave up on my hair and haven't watched any hair styling video in over a year I think. I even thought that the blow dryer that my barber has, is the secret to adding a shine, removing the frizz and getting my hair to stay the same way for an entire day. This technique and the thing you said about continuing to blow dry the hair even if it is not wet made my hair look shiny and not frizzy for the first time ever using my cheap blow dryer.
Thank you so much.
Thank you for doing this with Asian hair! A lot of techniques out there don't seem to work well with Asian hair because it is so unruly, but seeing you demo this makes me want to try it. Subbed!
This video alone taught me more than anything I ever learned in barber school when I first watched it.
"barber school" 💀
@@JackDaniels-ki5ug I don’t get it.
Yes thank God you reuploaded this!!! I used to use this as reference for my clients & other barbers & was so bummed when you took it down. You sir are a saint among us! 🤘
Thank god I came across this video, finally after 45 year of bad hair , I can see I glimpse of hope for me, thanks Andrew
Great content! I'm in baber school right now and this video has given me a new understanding of blow drying hair. Thanks!
Wow, just wow. Andrew thank you for sharing your knowledge. You’ve completely changed the way I look at blow drying & how I will approach it when I’m in the shop.
Absolutley amazing... didnt think this could be done w super straight azn hair... thank u for the invaluable knowledge
Beautiful , I use the blow dryer all the time at the shop but I never hit in debt to where I used it to my advantage against cow licks !!! I appreciate this knowledge Andrew 💯
Thank you so much for uploading this. It really helps make blow drying more clear
This is exactly my hair type. My many cow licks don’t stand a chance now. Thanks for the time you put into your content!
Been waiting for this video to be re-uploaded since you last took it down! Such a great video on the foundations of styling. Thanks Andrew!
Thanks a ton for this video. Managed to get very straight hair in just 10-15 minutes. Going to use this every day.
I also have very straight hair and it's annoying to fix but i've done this technique for a while and it for sure works!
Andrew you’ve really inspired me with this video. I’m a barber and don’t feel good where I’m at in my career but you’ve lit a fire for my passion and I feel new again. Thanks for these gems and insight you offer freely I consider them priceless. Thank you again.
impressive knowledge and admirable passion
Great work you definitely need more subs! This is fantastic!
Holy shit this is literally the BEST styling video !!!! How could this has so little view number !!!!!
Man you are so good. I miss you.
Game changing information for myself
Super duper great video. For my asian hair this is the problem that i am facing now
Liking your channel a lot! Thank you for sharing your experience. Do you have a link for your preferred brush?
Yo respect for holdin it down for the culture. As an asian its mad hard to control the hair. My barber always jokes that my hair is so t h i c c That he should charge me twice for my fade lol. Thanks again.
Could you use Heat protection before using blower and add with volumizer?
I think a defusing tutorial would be rad for us curly haired dudes that like to rock our natural texture!! It's hard to get it right all the time haha so im looking forward to you showing us some tips on that 😉
@andrewdoeshair what type of comb is that? Always trying to find one online and don't know the proper description
Thanks!
So in tune with the hair
This video gave me hope. I’m not Asian but I have that type of hair which is thin and has a lot of cow licks towards the back 😂. Thanks for this video you gave me a whole different perspective of how to style this hair. I have a question. I have long hair (probably 5 or 6 inches long) and I have a pompadour type haircut and I usually the entirety of the time comb it back and mostly to the right. How do I know if my hair naturally wants to go right or left because I have never tried growing it towards the left. What would you advise me to do?
This is awesome
What products are you using? I know that products don't really matter as much as blow-drying but I'm still curious!
This is really effective!! Thank you Im using this everyday
Do u know what is in his spray in the beginning of the video?
@@stevetrabajo9685 no man
Water
thank you dude 🙏
Do I create the side part before the whole flat wrapping operation or after the whole operation?
Will this still work the next day after being slept on? Say side sleeper? I've had it look exactly the way I wanted leaving the barber or after a shower, but the next morning the wave is back on the right side (that's the side that I part my hair to). I would love for this technique to work from wash to wash and through each night's sleep!
Andrew, do you think you will ever re-up the original "good hair doesn't come from a jar" video? I loved that video so much and it was super informative for someone who never knew how to do his own hair correctly. I'm not sure if you were having it stolen and re-uploaded or why you took it down but it was such a great video, both in terms of education but also mindset about hair.
was it different from this one?
@@IO9802 Yup it was a bit different, this one is still good.
Dude, this is MONEY! Literally just changed my career.
Hey andrew when I change to the opposite side my hair would stick up and doesnt flat down like what you’re doing in the opposite side and when i change to the back it’s just all messed up
How long does the hair has to be for the flat wrapping technique?
This is one of the most releaving videos I've seen, as a cosmetologist/barber, working in a city made up of pretty generic barbershops, it is so common to see barbers just buzz the cowlick down with a 2gaurd because they don't know how to work with it, and then pass that lack of knowledge onto the clients who just now assume they need to cut the cowlick off because they don't have the knowledge. I will be sharing this video everywhere man.
Omg. You just described my nightmare for the first couple of years that I’ve had short hair!
@@agiantcub8it542 yea its a big thing here in michigan im trying to change. Theres just a ton of in & out chop shops, the biggest thing is trying to convince people, especially older gentlemen that yes its a bit more expensive, but in 3 or 4 months ill give you the hair you always wanted and never got
What kind of brush are you using?
so helpful
What to do if i have long hair on the sides?
what would you call this hairstyle? a pompadour ?
where can i get that hairdryer
Especially nice with longer hair
Is that a Dyson hair dryer?
Who would I talk to to help me understand my hair and help me find a hairstyle that’a perfect for my hair type & compliments my face shape?
A Barber? Hair stylist?
Im going to try this soon. I hope it will tame my asian hair as well
This is magic!! Wow- finally a cure for my unruly asian hair!
Is there a a difference between a cheap brush from drugstore and quality brush ADH?
How do I blowdry the back by myself?
Legend ❤
Thank you for doing this on Asian hair
Superb
For me, you solved years of unruly hair
Do you know any effective treatments against hair loss?
I’m thinning, I wish I knew how to stop it!!!
What is the name of these type of hair
Does this really work? 😯
I find that a few hours into the day I’ve lost pretty much 100% of any volume I had after using this method.
Is there a step I’m likely to be doing wrong like the cold shot at the end?
use hairspray at the end
Wouldn't this damage the hair with so much of heat?
Just use something to buffer it. Any product will do, but if you’re really concerned or your hair is prone to damage, buy a light spray or cream with heat protectant qualities
i like his top hair on the front of his head...what this hair style call?
kntwing , he’s got a pompadour fade
No pre-styler???
Listening to your hair .......
Me: i hear voices in my head
AA GAMING Contact Randy Orton.
Does this work for thin and fine hair?
Ovi hell no
Can i use water and few drops of coconut oil before this technic?
I wouldn’t. The oil might prevent the bonds within the hair from forming to lock in your style. It might make your hair maintain a sort of pseudo wet state and not set.
Ohh this is actually Andrew btw!!
😂😂😂who noticed that
What’s the difference in using this method and using a hair straightener?
Straightening the hair might burn it. This won’t or rarely does
you reuploaded it!!!
I've been doing this since September 2019 and now I suffered from hair loss. But Overcoming and too much heat from the blow dryer causes damage thus, a lot of fallout. Thanks a lot.
Your hair loss is unrelated to blow drying unless you’ve been burning your scalp bad enough to damage your hair follicles (3rd degree, basically). As I said in this video, consult your professional if you’re having any issues. They know your hair better than anyone on a screen can.
Damn I was watching high and didn't realize it was a real dude standing there till the end.
Will the high heat damage the hair? How can you prevent that?
Sydney Holder I think it's not actually that harmful as everyone says it is. You could just use a prestyler with heat protection.
it's very very unlikely that you'd damage hair this short with a hairdryer. There are a billion prestylers on the market that claim to prevent heat damage, if you're worried about it. In the case that you do damage your hair (which is highly, highly unlikely), it's just the ends in 99% of cases, and a trim fixes it.
@@andrewdoeshair Okay. Thank you very much for replying!
What if my sides and the back of my head are longer then the model in the video? Do I have to use the flat wrap on them also?
I’ve got another, much shorter video flat wrapping hair that’s long all over
@@andrewdoeshair Thanks.
What brush do you recommend?
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What kind of blowdryer do you use?
Dyson supersonic
How to fix beard cowlick?
just use a blowdryer
there is no barbers like u in my country jejeje i am from bolivia jejej
Hey Andrew... I have Asian hairtype... Now the thing is I have cowlick on the fringe 🤦... So whenever i grow my hair out after a specific length is just curls up ... It's like an Ocean wave to be really honest! I asked my hairdresser about it and he was like l, you have a cowlick there, it's just not possible to tame those curves! And so like i couldn't growout my hair as those curves just looked awful... And i came across this video of yours! Can you please help me with the problem of mine
Rugved Arge - I have exactly the same thing. I have a very strong cowlick along the the front of my hair. Even when I grow my hair long, it just kind of sticks out. It will never lay flat across my forehead. Unless it’s really long. I just either grow it out long enough so that it lays down. Or I have a style where it’s pushed into the direction of the cowlick. It pretty much removes 90% of hairstyles that you could have. You just gotta have one of the styles that your hair will work with.
What is that asian guy’s fade called?
Prbabky a low skin fade
How long does this whole operation last?
Takes 6-8 minutes to do the flat wrap with a nice hair dryer, longer with a cheap dryer. The results last until the hair becomes wet or is reset with heat.
@@andrewdoeshair Thanks.
So is that hair clip on your shirt for convenience or is it just a tie clip? 😂
Can’t it be both? :)
So what haircut is that?
This isn't damaging your hair in any way right ?
It is, but if you condition your hair with something that has silicone in it it should protect you against the heat
Yes, thats why you add a pre styler with heat protection or a heat protection spray before blow drying
Until my worst enemies comes: wind and rain. Asian hair just doesn’t look like other hair cuts. Especially fades. There’s too much separation that you see that doesn’t flow smoothly into the fade.
What about the massive hair damage andrew?
What massive hair damage? Doesn’t his hair look damaged?
Dude. Can I be one of your hair models?
Fucking fantastic!
What kind of blowdryer is that?
Dyson. It's 400 dollars i believe
@@chalseywilder937 i like that compact look
It’s not worth the money. Get a Babyliss Pro Rapido for half the price- it works twice as fast as the Dyson.
Isn’t it bad to blowdry your hair for a long period of time?
Boy... have u used flat iron before?
Well have some sort of protector like oil, or those fancy jeat protector spray from Amazon
you couldn't burn your hair off with a hairdryer if you tried to. Buy a heat protectant if you're worried you'll damage your hair.
Sorry, what I meant was... Won’t you get cancer from all the radiation?* I have short hair so I don’t use blowdryer. But I heard from barbers that they try not to blowdry for more than 2-3 minutes.
Hey Andrew! I'd like to know how I could approach doing this with longer hair on the sides. I'd appreciate it if you could give me your two cents on that.
(If it makes any difference, the hair on the side of my head is up to 5 inches)
Same way, wrap it flat along the scalp, multiple directions. I do this to dry graduated bobs and shags
"Don't get your hair wet for 2 days"
Is this necessary? Because my hair gets greasy and flaky if I don't wash my hair every day.
it means you'll have to redo the process whenever it gets wet/washed, it's up to you if you want to spend 10 minutes or how ever long it takes to do this everyday after a shower
Dry shampoo
im kinda confused
Wtfff, I thought hes a manuequen at first
was this guy wearing a hair piece
The hair whisperer.....
This guy already had straight hair , mine is coarse and wavy , if I blow dry it it will get dry and poofy..
see a qualified professional to walk you through it with your specific head of hair. Heat and tension will straighten and smooth your hair. If it's poofy then you haven't used enough heat or tension. Look into a flat iron if the hairdryer technique is too difficult with your hair. Use a heat protectant if you're worried about damage, and watch my video where I try to burn off hair with a hairdryer if you're still worried (it's really hard to do).
@@andrewdoeshair i'm an asian dude with stubborn wavy hair and i can corroborate that a flat iron can work wonders to tame poofy hair. if you want volume, the hairdryer is essential. i want the opposite which is to de-poof, so the flat iron is the way to go. thanks for demo-ing on resistant asian hair. subbed!
all asians should be required to watch this video
Oi josuke