They Are Trying a Home Perm !!! Hairdresser reacts to Hair Fails
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Yes, the idea that curly haired folks just spring out of bed looking like a fairy or nymph or Greek goddess is hilarious. Every day is a new hair day because curls have a mind of their own. 😂
Amen yes our curly hair wants to do whatever it wants.
I had a pixie because with my curly hair, it’s just easier. I’ve been growing it out for 6 months and now I have wild curls sticking up all over, I get these two devil horns on the side of my head. And this why I go back to a pixie. I’m trying to persevere, but once summer humidity hits……
@@trishayamada807 I am growing out my curly (3c) hair. I am almost out of the grandma perm look. Over it! For me the pixie was more work so that is the only reason I am growing it out.
I'd pay the hair fairy if she exsisted to fix it daily😂😂😂
@@christywhite33 I’m a 3a/b and once it’s long like to my shoulders (but at the length if you stretch it out it’s to the middle of my back) I can manage it by just letting it be curly, but it’s soooooo hot and I hate wearing my hair up as I’ll get a migraine. It will be at least two years to get it to my shoulders since the bounce up of the curls I have to grow it so long. So I need to be patient. I’m not patient. When I read your comment to my daughter, she laughed and said I think you’re at the grandma stage! Ohhhh noooooo! LOL
"what do I have to lose?"
"A lot of hair!"
HB is the best 😂
The second woman didn't apply the wrong product. She mixed it properly the first time and applied it and then she went to apply a second box and mixed that incorrectly. She didn't use it, which is why she said she hopes her hair is saturated enough.
I came to say this same thing.
Yes
I wonder why her hair didn't work out then? The saturation issue? 🤔
@@andyandbee probably not enough product
I put perms in my hair a few times by myself. No colourings, and I could sleep for 2 weeks. I have very thick hair long shoulder length hair and it didn’t damage my hair.I could get up in the AM and spray slightly and go I loved it ! ! I always got 3 boxes so I always followed directions carefully and could drench good
If only they knew how often we curlies say 'ah man I wish I had straight hair and could just jump out of bed, brush through my hair and be done!' Curls take an incredible amount of work and dedication to maintain and look good😵
You can say that again.
My arm hurt
Nobody likes what they have.
FAIL= First Attempt In Learning. I will use that forever now! Great vid and commentary.
I did it once.
That's all I needed. They can't do my profession without training. I don't expect to know how to do theirs. A big stuff up in my profession can result in a loss of a life.
I found the best hair care ‘product’ and I highly recommend it to everyone!!!!
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I've given my mom her perms twice a year since the 80s and never had an issue with home perms. I also have cosmetology training and follow directions.
That's the key right there. Proper training and good application. I think that's so nice that you give your Mom perms. ❤
She used the first box right, she mixed the second box wrong and couldn't use it.
We did our own perms back in the late 80s and early 90s. The key is to use the correct size rollers, papers, and a high quality box perm which could be purchased at a beauty supply store, and reading carefully and following the directions and warnings. It wasn't hard once you knew how to roll the hair and choose correct size rollers.
As a retired hairstylist it is so interesting that these people have NO idea how much knowledge is actually involved in executing a perm properly. From size of sections to proper rod size and what happens to the bonds of your hair. We went to school for a reason. Every time someone figures they can do any chemical process at home it marginalizes the time we spent learning.
Exactly! Retired hairstylist here too!
I agree, but to play devil's advocate, folks attempting highly skilled processes keep professionals in their career. What would have cost $X now costs $ZZ. Don't do this at home folks 😬
Not entirely true, I am a retired RN, just because I can’t teach a person how to properly change their dressings at home doesn’t make my knowledge invalid. But the absolute goofiness of trying to use these products with no knowledge makes me think they think it is magic, not science. In the seventies I would say half of all people who got perms did them at home . But everyone was doing them so more knowledge was shared.
@lilolmecj my mother ruined my hair when I was roughly 10 by perming it at home. Some sciences are not for the "layman". 💜
Im not a hairdresser and I would never dare to try this at home. This is such a scary procedure and my respect go for the hairdressers they can study and do this. I destroyed my hair with home bleaching two years ago ever since I let my hair being natural. Finally my virgin hair grew back and no way I will ever damage it again. I save up instead and visit a hair salon.
Hair Buddha, your beard is really looking good!
Thank you
Okay, as a curly haired girl, let me tell you - we do not roll out of bed with our hair looking fabulous. Curls are work. I wake up looking like a frizzed out mess most days AND my curls have their own agenda. Today my hair was super curly and cute. Yesterday? Yeah. Yesterday not so much. Every day is a surprise even if I do everything the same!!
I know, I'm a hairstylist too and I say "bad hair day? I've had a bad hair life!" Curly.
That's why I'd never want to have curly hair, constant work!
Wasn’t that way for me 🤷🏻♀️ My permed hair was magical and never needed fussing with. I naturally have fine straight hair so maybe naturally curly hair is different.
Exactly
And the Weather Controls
And Dictates what our Hair
Will Be on any given Day
And if the humidity changes during the day, a whole new look can happen and it's not always a good look😂
In my mid teens, I begged my mom to perm my hair. She agreed, and my hair came out fine. This is almost certainly because my mother was, in fact, a professional.
I still came out with PoodlePerm syndrome, and my new nickname in high school was Cabbage Patch.
And now, I have dated myself LOL.
I love how she thinks that curls just "happen" and are lovely and perfect. 😂
One can really see he is a real hairdresser because when he speaks about hair he even imagines rolling the hair in his hands 😂
My nose will always remember the perm stench from 30 years ago. Age and blood pressure medication have finally given me the curls that all that stinky chemical exposure couldn't quite achieve.
Same. My mom permed her hair religiously. Ugh.
Putrid odor! 😖
@@MsLt1982 Yes, it was. 🤢🤢🤢
Your BP medication helps to make your hair wavy/curly? I’ve definitely noticed that menopause has made my hair wavier, but didn’t know about BP meds. Thankfully don’t need those yet. I’d love to hear more about your experience.
I take Valsartan and I’m almost 49 and have lots of white and silver hair and my straight hair is SO WAVY now!!
Video idea: I know you're in the US currently (well at least posting FL videos recently.) If youre still in the US id love for you to go to Sally beauty since youve said before they dont have them where you live overseas. Id like to hear your honest opinion on the place. Is what they sell good, what should we avoid, etc.
People don't read instructions anymore. They think it's magic.
I remember back in the day (80s 🤫) when I was getting a perm, the stylist would towel dry each of the curlers after rinsing the perm solution so the water wouldn't dilute the neutralizer. THAT was very important.
Yeah even sometimes we will use paper towels too as an addition to the towel as well I learned that from some of the more seasoned stylist I worked with
I find myself remembering my aunt and Mom giving me a perm at the kitchen table when I was little. Lol those perms and DIY haircuts were so bad!
We went down the line, great grandma did my grandmother's and then my grandma did hers plus my mom's and mine!
I remember my mom home perming my hair back in the 80s. Rollers were so tight, and the solution would be dripping. I would always come out looking like orphan Annie.🤦♀️
Me too! 2nd grade was brutal!
😂😂😂I had the brilliant idea to cut my long hair to a bob and get a perm in 6th grade. I looked like an electrified poodle😂😂😂😂❤😊
Lol my mom permed my hair in the 80s as well. I ended up looking...exactly the same. 😅 My fine, pin-straight hair wouldn't hold a curl to save my life.
Way back in the 50s, when I was in kindergarten and all through grade school, my mom would take me and have my hair permed constantly. The smell was horrible, I hated it, hated it. I would have these ugly little curls in my hair and I would be so embarrassed and dreaded to go to school. I don’t know why my mom hated my straight hair. Her and my grandma were always berating my hair. To this day my hair is as straight as a pin and it’s staying that way.
@@bucketofsunshine6366I was the same! Poodle for three days, wavy for a couple more, then straight as a die again! I’m going grey now, and my greys are coming in curly. It’s awesome!
Perms reminded me of beauty school a million years ago. I could roll them with my eyes closed knowing I’d NEVER do another once I graduated 😹
Ah, my favorite part of Monday. Thank you, Hair Buddha, for soothing my soul. Have a great day, Hair Buddha and friends. 🌞❤🌈
Have a great day too! 💐☺️
@@goldsteinist, Thank you. 😊 💜
Well, those of us with stringy oily hair, perms are great. And yes sometimes frizzy hair looks much better than flat stringy hair and perfect for the beach. Imo
Yes! Though I never got the frizzy stuff but my perms were heaven! No fuss, no brush, didn’t have to wash every day, twice a day in summer. I’ve naturally fine, straight, oily hair. Maybe naturally curly hair is a different animal. 🤷🏻♀️
Oh boy, do I remember perms. The one and only that I had, I asked for waves and ended up with the tightest curls you can get. It looked SOOOO bad. So, my teenage self thought "why not wash this out?" and ended up with a head full of frizz instead. This led to my era of pixie cuts
In the early 60s as a kid, Toni home perms in the pink and white boxes and all the sisters just knew the following Saturday would not be our best day. 😂
Since when have those rods been for perms? As the Gentleman himself says, you need to wind from the end, covered in paper, to the middle. As someone who has had more perms than most have had hot dinners, this girl is bonkers.
I remember everyone perming their hair in the 80's,that was the look back then. Curls are a lot of work and they go flat sleeping on them and your hair sticks up in places when you wake up.takes products and patience to get it back to decent looking curls.
My mother and grandmother would perm each others hair at home every year since the early 70s, I'll never forget that awful smell. They had that very typical super short hair, short curl perm look that was popular in the 70s and 80s. They looked like poodles. Which was ironic, since they had 20 poodles. I couldn't tell them apart half the time.
I love Hair Budda " Talk to the first girl " 😂😂😂
No one's had a worse perm experience than me lol 30 yrs ago, done at a salon (not their fault) i had an allergic reaction that night. My whole body went numb, i couldnt talk, had trouble walking, couldnt even dress myself to go to emerge. It wore off on the drive there, we lived 30 min away. I was 15, it was so freaky!
Not quite as bad but went to a salon about 35 years ago. Permed my long hair and fringe (bangs). Sat me in chairs and I waited and waited until my face started to burn with all the perm solution running down it. Tried to get some attention but stylist was busy with someone else. Then I realised she had forgotten about me. She was obviously nervous. My hair was awful … I cried, went home and washed it gently because it still stank of the lotion. My hair turned to jelly and started coming out AND my skin was peeling off too. I went back to the salon the next day and they said it was my fault that I should’ve not wet it for 48 hours… never actually told me that before and only agreed to refund half the cost. Not even an apology! P.S. My hair was virgin, had never had any colour or perm before and have never ever been tempted to do it again.
@@sighthound5449 omg that's awful! My experience was somewhat temporary I guess, my hair didn't get ruined even though I absolutely hated the perm and tried my hardest to brush it out LOL
@@HeatherMcSwayde It was at the time but I got over it 🤭. Thank you for your lovely words.
That's terrifying! My worst was getting a spiral perm on my long to my butt hair. The stylist was more interested in socializing with everyone than doing my hair. It took forever for him to get it rolled. The perm solution didn't get to all the hair because he was rushing. When it was time to rinse - he didn't even help lean my head back, so it just thunked down from the weight. Then he did the neutralizer over the sink. After the final rinse my must have weighed 30 pounds, and he didn't help me sit up. And I had been leaning back for nearly an hour. When I went back a couple days later because of all the straight pieces - they wouldn't fix it. I spend $80 - which was a fortune my 80's teenage self and it was a horrible perm and horrible experience. I wound up cutting my hair off to paige boy/bob a couple of months later. After decades of bad haircuts, perms, coloring from salons - I do my own now (not perms though!) Stylists just refuse to listen to how my hair works and what I want. If I'm gonna have a bad cut or average dye job - at least I didn't waste money and all that time. 10-15 minutes to cut my hair (and then a week of tweeking as it settles in), an hour to dye it. Cost is under $15. And I get compliments. I do miss the shampoos though.
@@jeandiatasmith4512 I mostly do my own now as well I've had some other bad experiences. One of them including a First Choice visit where the lady doing my hair should have called in sick. She had been hit by a car and was covered in bandages and did not listen at all to what I wanted. She didn't even brush or comb my hair before cutting it, just pulled pieces straight out and snipped without any thought. I told her not to touch my bangs and then a few minutes later she grabbed my bangs and said "oh you'll like this" and she did one diagonal chop. I should have walked out.
When I got home and brushed my hair and straightened it everything was so uneven.
My hair is naturally pretty curly so when I cut it myself I can cover up the mistakes. Lol
As someone with naturally 2c/3a curls, i can confirm it takes at least 1.5 hours every morning to simply refresh my hair, makeup takes 20. I usually wear a bun just to save time.
"i don't have to do my hair"... Yeah i got a digital perm thinking the same thing. That was the most high maintenance my hair ever has been. It was gorgeous though
Thank You for acknowledging that managing my curly hair is not an easy task!
It looked to me that she used the first box correctly but she accidentally mixed the neutralizer in with the second box so she couldn’t use that box at all and she just didn’t have enough.
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Omggg that tiktok you showed at the beginning! I’ve never seen a perm that looked so good before!
I have been getting a spiral perm for summer once a year for thirty years. I go to a salon and they use regular perm rods and piggyback technique. I love it. But no way can i do this myself. ❤❤❤ Much love to you hair budda. I am using my husband 's phone writing from Detroit. My husband has Belgian ancestry. ❤ Belgium.
When you think you're good enough to be a hairdresser, you deserve the results you get.
My mother was a beautician from Japan.
When I was little, I had long wavy hair. However, my mother got tired of brushing it out all the time so she gave me a pixie cut and permed my hair. God it was awful.
In my 20's I used to perm my long hair. It took almost all day to roll my hair up and go through the process.
I'm 63 now and my hair goes down to my waist.
Haven't permed it in forever.
I can braid it, wear it in a bun, a ponytail - works for me.
I'm 53 and same, it's like a limb that I would miss if it was cut lol
Oh wow, i have never met someone from Japan with wavy hair. I bet it was gorgeous !
How were you able to perm a pixie cut ? That inch of hair fit around those rods ?
So many questions.
I use to give my mom perms in the 80's & 90's. They always turned out nice.
A lot of work goes into curly hair…..truest statement ever!😊
I never knew all of the time, energy, and patience that is needed for a perm! Thank you for enlightening us non professionals!
The second one mixed the SECOND bottle wrong and realised before she put it on, the first that was already on her hair was fine friend
For the last video... The box comes with ingredients A B and C. You're supposed to mix A and B, apply it to the hair then rinse it out and apply C. She mixed A and C, ruining all three ingredients.
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I have curly hair. Believe me, I can't just get up out of bed and go to work. There's an awful lot of work I have to do to it first.
Same! And if it's humid outside, you've done everything for nothing. Helloooo Frizz, after 0,1 seconds outside 😂😂😂
@@EllenBZ Haha, yes! Instant frizz!
Anyone who thinks they could perm at home or do anything hair related (color, bleaching, etc.) should really watch your videos first. These people are so brave. This is why there are hair professionals!!! (I am not one 😊). Love your channel!!
You've probably heard "What would you tell your younger self if you could travel back in time?"
Me: DON'T PERM YOUR HAIR!!!!
😂
My sister had one done prior to prom back in the day because her hair was almost stick straight. Can never forget the smell. She really didn't like it either.
My stepmom hated my straight hair when I was like only 12 she started bringing me for perms. I hated it the burning the smell. I won't even use a curling iron because of her.
Thank You HB!❤️
😂😂😂 the last perm was hilarious. Mixing two wrong liquids
Love seeing you every Monay 💜
I did a home perm once....I looked like a poodle. I immediately washed it out. Never again. I have big curly waves naturally if my hair isn't too long. I don't know why I thought I would end up with that look on longer hair.
Love it! First Attempt in Learning…..FAIL
I don’t understand if they are so afraid of doing the perm why do it 🤔 another great enjoyable video Hair Buddha ❤️
Dry hair and using spongy rollers, too big, without paper, that will absorb all the product, never gets rinsed off completely before applying the neutralizer...
Well, the last perm I gave myself was in 1996, it was not a fail and had remained beautiful for a very long time!
But like any chemical products, it also caused some split ends and breakage on my fine hair and it took a long time and haircuts before it was back to normal!
Was worth it, but never again!
Thanks Hair Buddha!
Hair Budda, the 2nd girl mixed the first box correctly. But when she mixed the 2nd box because she needed more solution, she mixed it wrong. So she only has one box of perm and neutralizer to work with.
Hello Sir:). I ADORE your videos. You have an infectious personality. Thankyou from Australia xx
Love these videos 🎉
Great advice & thanks Hair Buddha ✂️😊
The only professional perm I ever got broke off all my hair because I had bleached hair. The hairdresser didn't seem to care and went ahead and did it anyway. I had no idea it was a very bad idea. I was pregnant and so tired of doing my 80s hairstyle, I thought a curly perm was the solution LOL
I love watching your reactions and narrative on do it at home hair styles.
I also watched your family trip to the Disney theme park. It was wonderful to see you having fun with your family. You were so into a Star Wars exhibition it was infectious.
you are a wealth of great information to us at home hair brigade....thank you sir
HAH! I have naturally curly hair.
You should see me in the morning. Simba has competition 😂
Medusa is my competition.
I love this channel, especially that you explain things without belittling people. I've been coloring my own hair for over 20 years and I'm well aware that it's ... just aight. I could use a highly skilled colorist in Chicago because despite my extremely limited schedule, one day I'd like to go to a professional!! If you know of someone, please comment!!
As a curly haired girlie I can confirm…we do no just “wake up” like this. It takes A LOT of work to get our curls defined and bouncy but without frizz. Frizz is a curly girlie’s KRYPTONITE!!!
Natural curl girl here.
There’s a reason I dyson my hair smooth every time I shower.
Because I too have a dream to have low maintenance hair. If you’re looking for low maintenance, curly is not the way to go.
Truth!!!!
As a natural curly girl 57 years old I have never in my life understood why anyone would try to get curly hair. I appreciate you saying how much hard work it is because I get compliments all of the time and they have NO IDEA what I go thru. My mom still gets a perm but always wants me to blow it out for her! ??????????????
Cant stop laughing when he said, in regard to the lady saying "What have i got to lose"
"A lot of hair, talk to the first girl" love this guy
My first ever perm made my hair look like an explosion in a mattress factory, it was hideous, i had one more try after, then i have never done it since, that was over 42 years ago, if you are going to have a perm, trust me, go to the hair dressers.
Happy Monday morning thank you for this video I remember the days my mom would either try to get my hair straightened cuz I have naturally curly hair or she get a perm in it thinking it was going to make it more like unified curls no mom My hair is just crazy kind of like you. Love the videos much love Denver Colorado
Finally! Something I’ve actually tried. A few years ago, I was experiencing some stress-related hair loss and decided to “perm my hair straight.” Virgin hair, but that absolutely CAN be (and was!!!) destroyed by home perming products. I decided to leave it in three times longer than recommended thinking that would make it “stick.” Then one side looked fuller than the other and I got another box and did the same thing… I ended up burning my hair, burning my scalp and burning my neck. I was flaking all over the place and my hair that was left on my head looked like I stuck my finger in a socket. Yes, I did it wrong. But these products are not safe, in my opinion. My hair has never been the same. Don’t do it, ladies（or gents)!!!
Omg, it takes twice the time to get my natural curls nice, opposed to just straightening and styling
The idea that people still get perms is so weird. I had no idea. Thank you
Than you hair budah👍
"what do i have to lose at this point"
"A lot of hair, ask the first girl."
HB never fails to make me laugh with the saltiness
When the second girl talked about a relaxer after I screamed NO she can just wash it lmaooo if it’s less than 48 hours and she doesn’t like it that will help and less damage my godddd people educate yourselves no wonder people make their hair fall out😭😭
Good Morning all💜
Good morning
your video and the one from brad mondo today worked so nice together 😅 he did at home relaxing videos 😁
I usually have no sympathy for such people who do ridiculous things to their hair. But at least the first lady researched and knew the risks. She was honest and served as a great example and advocate of what not to do.
I think I'd either just take the heat damage from tongs, or go to the hairdresser. Not that I want to perm my hair. Well no, I've considered getting my hair permanently straightened, but my hair always winds up looking strange when I try to curl it. Plus my hair hates holding curls.
Lady with dark hair didn't use the the second box at all because she mixed the wrong ingredients so had to discard them.
The second woman didn’t mix the first box incorrectly, it was the second box. She wasn’t able to saturate her curls all the way and that is why it didn’t work.
Many years ago, a hairdresser told me to put a relaxer on my perm that was too tight. My hair stretched off lol I had to nearly shave my head. Lesson well learned.
My maid of honor did the same thing to her hair a couple of weeks before the wedding. She looked like Billy Idol's sister. 😂
@@lifeinpodunkville543 omg 😂 poor thing
I used to get my hair permed back in the 90s and it's actually way more work... and the damage it would do to my scalp whenever i got a new perm done was reallllly bad... i would be in pain for days after and its probably half the reason my scalp psoriasis got so much worse and become such a constant problem area ever since (cuz i get Koebner phenomenon which is where any kind of wound/abrasion flares up and that area kinda becomes a permanant area that always flares up thereafter). i'm sure perms back then were probably much more harsh but still I'd be careful w/ them. :x
Curly-haired girl here - it takes me a whole hour just to distribute products and make sure my curls are defined, then another hour to diffuse and style .... having curly hair is no joke! And humidity - curls' worst enemy!!
Used “ pin up “ perms in the 70’s many a time always had great results, daughters wanted ‘ Madonna’s curls and pin up came through 👍👍👍👍
Omg, the first one thinking she could just get up and have her hair be perfect.........I had a perm when I was about 11-12 and while it was gorgeous, I lost patience about 3 months later with it and just took a hair brush to it. That was ok...until I cut my hair to about chin length about 7 months after the perm and it poofed out.
I got a perm around 15 years ago from someone who had been perming their own hair, their sister's and mom's hair for years. It turned out great, I was so happy and it lasted probably a year (granted it grew out with straight roots, so I would put my hair in a ponytail or curly bun toward the end with my inches of straight hair at the top and then curls all of a sudden). With the perm, it actually was a LOT faster and easier to do my hair in the morning, but on wash day, which was only 1 time a week with the perm, it took a LONG time getting my hair done. I would use gel while it was wet and sprunch it in my hands, and use a diffuser on my hairdryer. It took a long time to dry, too. I would do that on Saturdays and have awesome hair all week. Secretly, I want to get a perm again. Now, I color my hair due to going gray, so it would still be safe, but my stylist doesn't do perms at all, and I don't think the person that did mine does hair anymore. My hair doesn't like to cooperate in its natural state, so adding volume and "character" helps my hair do something other than just hang there, LOL.
I used to perm my kinky hair to tame my curls so they were simpler to manage and fairy knotted less…it was helpful.
Bravo Hair Buddha. I have natural curly hair and in the morning it's like I have put my fingers into a socket 😂😂😂😂 minimum 10 minutes to fix them a little bit. Even more to do a better job. 😊
My friend Beverley wanted a perm and her big sister worked at a hairdressers. She actually swept the floors😅.
Big sis assured my friend that she could do perms. Home box perm, she started by quartering the hair, ear to ear and straight down the middle.
She did lots of rods in each section, very tightly.
When my friend's sis took out the rods, I started gasping for air and laughing hysterically.
Poor Beverley had four pom poms!!! Most hysterical thing I've ever seen.
Bev had to wear a beanie all summer, and she eventually forgave me. Never forgave her sister!🤣🤣🤣🤣
My last perm was in ‘89, so I’m surprised this is still a thing! 2 questions for anyone who knows: 1.) why is it better to start with wet hair? Wouldn’t that make your hair absorb less product? 2.) Is the Body Wave still around too? I had some BAD ones.. like 30+ years ago 😂
I think k she made the first bottle up correctly, used it on her hair then decided she needed second bottle. Messed the mixing of second bottle up so never used it at all
Hey hair Buddha, I just wanted to leave a comment to say I love your videos, and I always find them incredibly useful/informational as well as entertaining!
I cut my boyfriend’s hair (he has long hair) and I used to follow Brad mondo’s tutorial with the little ponytails, but the line never came out straight and I always had to go back in and do it in sections. I felt like I was doing something wrong, but your explanation as to why it doesn’t work makes so much sense, I wanted to say thank you so much for taking the time to teach us how to cut hair properly!
*I was wondering whether you’d ever do a video about how to properly care for your hair and recommend some products (like shampoos and conditioners) or tools for different hair types, including people with very sensitive skin?*
I know there are a few hairdressers doing this on UA-cam already but a lot of them are trying to sell their own line of products/are promoting brands that they are affiliated with or they are American and recommend products that can’t be readily found in Europe. They also often recommend products that are heavily scented and have other potential allergens in the ingredients, so they are unsafe to use for people with allergies/very delicate skin.
I’ve tried asking my own hairdresser, I love him, but he also (understandably) always recommends brands that his salon works with, and those brands don’t really work for me because I have very sensitive skin and the formulas just aren’t gentle enough for me to use regularly.
I’m currently stuck using baby shampoo because it’s the only thing that doesn’t upset my skin 🤦♀️
You always mention how your salon tries to use gentle products even for colouring, so I was thinking that you might also know some good haircare products with gentle formulas!
I know you’re probably very busy and the chances that you will see this comment and be able to reply to it are pretty low, but I thought it wouldn’t hurt to write it anyways.
Either way, thank you for all the content that you already make, for entertaining us and teaching us at the same time!
(I left this comment on an older video thinking that it was your latest video earlier, but I realized I made a mistake and deleted it! So sorry if you had already seen it 🙈).
Off course I will reply. But it is difficult to make a video about a product because everybody needs a different product for your hair & skin. I will think about a video how I can explain
@@hair-buddha thank you so much for replying! Of course, I can see how it’s difficult to make general recommendations so if you don’t think that’s appropriate I completely understand! I would be interested in any information/insight that you can provide on the topic of hair care and hair care products, even if you cannot recommend specific brands or products, because there is a lot of confusing (and contrasting) advice all over social media coming from a variety of sources, which often aren’t very trustworthy. But I look forward to any video you decide to make, on this or on any other topics, in any case! Once again, thank you so much for replying! 🥹
***I'm 45 yrs old. I've had a plethora of hair styles including perms and straight. There was way more work everyday when my hair was permed. Just my experience.***
I hated doing fake perms in school, and I hated doing real perms even more! Then when going to test, I was the last year they made a perm test part of the test. Thankfully in America they replaced perm testing with needing to do a full acrylic nail which I can do blindfolded. Perms just should not exist until they make them better on hair. I'll never try a perm product unless it's new and says it's usable on bleached white blonde hair with no damage whatsoever. Then maybe I'd test it on a few extension pieces, and then if it doesn't destroy the hair or cause frizz, then they can add perms back to salons. Until then, perms need to go away.
OMG! As soon as you pointed out her hair is lightened and highlighted I had traumatic flashbacks. Twenty years ago a stylist said she had a new perm safe for bleached hair. I trusted her 😅. Some of my hair was curly, some frizzy, and some straight. She said she could fix it 😅. My hair melted!! I had to pull it back wet and wear it in a bun for a couple years. Then, when I was only 20 years old (mid 90’s), I had it all cut off in a bob, one of those 90’s bobs!😭😂 It took years to grow back. Oh it was awful.
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Type 1 hair here. I had perms for years, always professionally done, finally ended my curly career because of a “perm from hell,” totally fried, cut it all off and grew it out, I’ve gone straight since, now going gray…
I used to do spiral perms 25+ years ago in my salon. It is not a process that I would ever try and do on myself! Leave it to the process ladies who know what they are doing!
I’m 59, my paternal grandmother permed my hair when I was 8 without my mothers permission, Mum was horrified! So was I, took ages for it to grow out & that perm smell is unforgettable!
I had a loose perm in the early 90s and it was lovely. Maybe I'll get another one, I don't need highlights anymore as I have white hairs coming through now and I need more body! 😂
Haha "get up and let's go!" ...that's what I'm doing but my hair is naturally straight and on the thin side. I always leave a braid for the night and thats giving me a bit of movement, I'm satisfied 🥰😘