I have naturally curly hair too. I grew up not knowing what to do with it, just like her. And I absolutely hated it. It wasn't until covid that I decided to embrace both my curly AND gray hair. I watched several videos on how to properly care for it. I never knew that my hair was starved for moisture and needed creams and gels to manage it. (Also learned that its better to use a hair pick than a brush or comb when dry.) Anyway now I love my hair! It's sad that it took me *61 years* to finally love what God gave me!
I have the exact same hair as this young lady. It came from my paternal grandfather so no one knew what to do with it. My hair was a big frizzy hot mess. The best thing I did was to embrace the curls with loads of gel! 😂 I stopped blow drying and straightening and gave its lots of nourishment. It took about 4 years for it to reach below my waist but it was so worth it! ♥️🙏
@@ChasingEntities I also stopped blow drying and using flat irons. Its definitely a learning experience when it comes to naturally curly hair. I am the only one in my family with it. I don't know who I inherited it from!
@tma444 Mine has survived a similar length of time, I'm scared to have it cut so it's way past my shoulders, it's kept it's natural colour and curl. I put this down to healthy neglect. It gets washed every 5 to 6 days, dries naturally, never brushed between washes ( I do ensure there are no tangles), and most of the time it is pinned up.I'm sure if it was short I'd be too curly to cope😂
The girl with the curly hair… how I wish I could just help her!!! I have curly hair and all the things I could show her and teach her to help her fall in love with her curls!!! Oh my goodness!!!
I’m not a hairstylist but, I cut my family’s hair for years. When our daughter was about 12 she asked if she could have her hair cut professionally, I said “Of course” and took her to have it done. This was long before Google reviews. I watched the stylist and realized pretty quickly that she wasn’t doing a very good job. I didn’t say anything for a couple of reasons.. first, our daughter had beautiful long hair and she hadn’t cut much off. I didn’t want to criticize the stylist and have it turn into a hatchet job. Next, our daughter had asked for a professional cut and I didn’t want to interfere with that experience. Lastly, I knew I could fix it if our daughter wanted me to. As soon as we got home I said “Well, what do you think?” She reached down and grabbed a longer piece that clearly hadn’t gotten cut and said “Mom! Please fix it!” It took a few more years before she wanted to go back to a stylist. Only this time we found a great one.. and we both ended up going to her.
My biggest complaint about salons is that too many stylists DO NOT LISTEN to the needs of the client. You can bring a photo, use the actual real jargon, you can say I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT WANT _________ and they do not listen. It's as if they say, "I will do it how i think it will look good, screw the client."
I have had stylists literally just do anything they want and ignore my wishes completely . I will never forget the day I came out of a salon looking like "The little Dutch Boy" on an old-timey cleanser. My sweet husband who never says an ugly thing to anyone looked at me and said, "Oh, no." It's funny now, but I burst into tears then. I had asked for a trim and to keep the same style. Six inches were cut and my head looked like a triangle!!! lol @@christinerewell9954
@@christinerewell9954Then explain it to the client, tell them what you can do instead and let them decide, if they want your alternative or try their luck to get a bad haircut somewhere else.
@@christinerewell9954But that’s not what OP was saying. There’s a big difference between the stylist saying “Hey, this may not come out the way you want it on your type of hair. I could do something similar or just go ahead with the cut anyway if you really want” and deciding they know what’s best and to not even say anything to the client. They were pointing out that some hair stylists do NOT listen to the client’s wishes whatsoever, even if it is very possible to do on the hair.
Yup my mom is a hairdresser & she is great. But I went to a cheap salon and the girl there completely effed up my hair, basically gave me a men's short cut when I showed her a photo of a bob. Now I just cut it myself because my mom lives too far from me and I am too traumatized to go to someone I dont know again lol
That last girl is NOT her friend. That is her bully. She just doesn’t realize it yet. _Really_ hard watch. She’s clearly taking joy in her pain, and continues to just chop off her hair while she’s crying. If this were a parent, I’d call it abuse.
Same I Learned at 15 too Im 43 now and I'm always happy with my results Now You live and learn practice makes perfect but I hate salons I'll always do my own
Adding layers can help depending on the weight and curl of your hair. I had breast length wavy hair and it would sometimes get weighed down at the root and pyramid out. I gave myself a shag cut and it now sits a lot nicer and to my tastes. It’s not a suggestion, but just a note in case you’re interested. Edit: I do want to say it could also make it go “ball” shaped instead, so just be warned that only add layers if you have thicker and wavy hair, not thin and curly.
It was so nice to hear about your furry/feathery family and how they came into your lives. I really enjoyed the clip of your little floof when they were a kitten; safe and warm. I found your channel near the beginning of the pandemic and it has become part of my routine. I've learned alot and your videos have comforted me during difficult times. Thank you, much love 🧡🍂
The first video is why I, as someone with thick, curly hair, always cut my hair when it's dry so I can see what it's actually going to look like/how short it's going to be.
I have curly/wavy hair and most hairdressers don't know how to cut it. I finally found one near me who does (she's been a hairdresser for many, many years) and knows exactly how to cut my hair. I've finally been able to grow mine out from a pixie to shoulder length with 3 small trims only on the ends in one year.
The last time I've been to a hairdresser was 2 years ago. I had an appointment for balayage 2 days before new years eve. I explained to the hairdresser that I didn't wanted my roots to be bleached or dyed, just to blend upwards the bleached part ( so it looks more natural), I also told her I wanted a warmer, more natural blonde. She said nothing against or had any suggestions and started. Long story short she straight up bleached my hair leaving my roots out, without the proper balayage technique and had just bleached hair. The toner did nothing and she didn't wanted to fix it. So after I went home I fixed my hair and turned out way better than at the salon! Ofc, there are amazing hairdressers and I wish I had an experience with one who knows their profession and not just doing it for the money and not actually having a passion for doing hair!
@@francesfehrman741she needs a better friend lol. I guarantee the friend wouldn’t have been okay with her hair getting chopped like that. 12 year old or not, she knew what she was doing
I stopped going to the salon when they ruined my hair!! I decided that I couldn't do worse than them and at least I'd not have to pay...in the end I did a phenomenal job doing every aspect and have been doing it since. I've received multiple compliments about how my hair was layered and always the person asked me where I'd had it done and I told them "Chez Moi!"😂 They didn't usually get the joke so I had to explain I do it at my house myself! I NEVER had hair fails myself!
Never let a friend cut your hair even if you think they are your best friend. 99% of the time, they're trying to ruin your hair because they are jealous of you.
And even going to a professional not everyone knows how to cut curly hair so that you don't have to straighten it every day. I've finally found someone and I'm not letting go lol.
In America they arent taught on curly or ethnic hair. It's usually fake hair on a fake head. If you're curly, go specifically to a black stylist. They know what to do.
Hi HB, I loved hearing about your cats and bird. Absolutely adorable kitten 🥰 . What are their names? I’m a cat fan too. We’ve got three rescues ❤ Thanks for another fab vid x very informative during the curly hair pyramid cut.
I'm a hairstylist for 26 years near Boston and I can't believe the amount of people who cut their own hair or have somebody who doesn't know what they're doing, cut their hair. But you know I gained a lot of new clientele that way and I never charge absurd prices.
THANK YOU for adding the kitten to your family's life Hair Buddha 💗 . You and your content is simply amazing, wish I could visit your salon. Big virtual hug's 🥰
Bless your heart, you sound just like me. Every time I see a kitten or any animal in need of help, we take it home and nurse and adopt it out. My husband is getting tired of it, but you can’t stop your heart from loving everything! Keep doing this, there are not a lot of angels like you left on earth anymore! ❤
Yes, I have never had a hairdresser do my hair the way I asked and I always try to be extremely specific and show pictures. I haven’t been to a hairdresser in YEARS because of this.
I gave cut and colored my hair for 25 years. Tried salons twice to be disappointed. Over the years I've mastered the skills. It's true, when you get bad results you do it.
My daughter has beautiful curly hair.. she always called it her springs.. the reason it always looked so nice is I never brushed it.. every morning I dampened it then used a comb.. brushing curly hair only makes it look frizzy.
The first girl needs to get some magical curl enhancing potions and accept her curly hair...its fixable The second one seems to be taking the "keep your friends close and enemies closer" to a whole new level.
@@maryburger1232 No but you can add curl enhancing products, scrunch and shape the curls. Give the curls some definition, curls are great at hiding mistakes.
I have to wonder if that "friend" is messing her hair up on purpose, it doesn't even look like she's trying just cutting randomly. The girl with the dry, curly hair should invest her time and money in finding a decent stylist to show her how to upkeep her hair since her family is just as lost as she is about it. Good luck ladies and go to the salon! lol
I cringe every time someone says they don’t care if “whatever”. I have to shake my head at those that are surprised the friend, boy or girlfriend, or doing it themselves doesn’t work out
I have naturally wavy curly hair, it's wild! I'm so lucky to have a fantastic hairdresser who knows how to cut my hair. His wife has curly hair too! He's an amazing hairdresser ❤
And i love you hair buddah!! Ypou are amazing! Ive learned more from you then anyone else.. and everytime someone brings up brad mondo i make sure to tell them about you! love your content ❤ and you should have so many more likes and views then you have!
A lot of people who have very difficult hair go to budget hair salons and not many hairdressers are very experienced with curly or difficult hair, at budget hair salons. Sometimes you have to pay a little more to get what you want and a more experienced stylist.
That last one hurt. I first started cutting hair freshman yr in highschool, at HS. But we were all punk kids so was doing Chelsea cuts, mohawks, deathhawks, trihawk , Betty bangs, pinup styles and all that stuff. Then I actually went to Cosmo school right after I graduated. I guess we all gotta start somewhere but I feel like I was never that bad.
I can laugh because in my youth I did a lot of these hair fails to myself. I started at age 12. Kids experiment and bless their hearts they learn thru trial& error.. I found very few hairstylist who understood my hair type (thin wavy and lots like a bush). When I found a good professional kept with him only and worked so I could pay him what he deserved.$$$$. Thanks Joe!
Simple. If you have curly hair, go to a curly hair expert... a black stylist. They deal with all curl patterns, thickness levels and weights. They'll get you settled.
I cut my hair to a bob but it ended up super short due to cutting off the dead ends. I dyed it Half pink and blue to give it a punk look. it doesn't look too bad. Mr. Hair buddha, I did take fine sections :) Thank you for your lessons. You're a saint :)
Hair Buddha = 😬😳😱 (I'm sorry-not-sorry that your pain gives me so much joy 😂. That said, I also adore how you explain the proper way to do things to one's hair -- even when your blood vessels are bursting from the frustration!)
Cutting a straight line can also look good with curls, it depends on the curl type and how much hair you have at all. Last week i had a client with beautiful long, curly hair and she looked like an angel with her compact haircut. ❤
Manes By Mell is a professional curly hair stylist here on UA-cam and I ❤!❤!❤! her hair trimming and other upkeep tutorials! I don’t know if you have heard of her or seen any of her videos, but my god is she thorough when it comes to every little thing that she 12:14 does to/for her and her client’s hair! I, with no salon experience..at all..(😅)highly recommend her to anyone with any type of wavy, curly, coily, or combo hair. 💯12:14
I grew up in the 60's & 70's and my mother literally put a bowl on my head of extremely curly hair and cut it off. I truely hated my hair till the first time i went to a hairdresser when i was 15. I could have kissed that man! Im now in my 60's and searching for a new hairdresser since mine retired and it's not easy. 8 finally chose one who had naturally curly hair herself and she did an amazing job on my hair! Sometimes you just have to keep trying different ones till you find the good one for you. During shutdown a friend cut it for me and i did have the 'pyramid' but knew it wasnt for too long. Love your videos!
My hair is very straight and very long. I like to braid it to keep it out of my way while at work. Because of that, i didn't want layers because that makes little tufts of hair stick out of the braid. But sooo msny stylists or dressers insist on putting layers in it. It took me a long time to find a stylist who didn't dictate my style and listened to me and worked with me till i got the braid-friendly style i love now.
Only 3 times with mistakes at the hair salon? How about 3 decades of mistakes? My hair is not curly, difficult, thin. Just average healthy hair. No split ends. No blow drying. No crazy demands. Nothing super stylish or vogue. Just shoulder length hair with some layers. Found Carlibell’s tutorial on cutting layers while retaining length about 8-10 years ago and never looked back. Don’t enjoy cutting my own hair but at least I am never disappointed, didn’t have to disrupt an entire day for a 30 minute appointment and I’m not out a week’s worth of grocery money.
Ive even gone to a celebrity stylist andnpaid over 230 and still left upset. Im ginger with 3b high porosity curls. Nearly nothing pleases them, though.
I've had so so many hair salon disappointments. During lockdowns, when all salons were shut down, I started cutting my own hair. Just a bit of trimming and thinning. I really don't want to do it myself. I'm just procrastinating on trying to find a good stylist again.
Good advice for curly hair. I am in my 60's now and i never comb or brush my curls, i wash, condition, leave in conditioning cream and then i leave it to dry naturally.
The very first time I went to a salon for a haircut, the lady gave me a MULLET. I had to live with that lady's BAD decision through my first year in middle school.
Omg!! I went to one stylist and described what I wanted...a shaggy, spikey cut longer on top and front like Liza Minnelli, he gave me a butch mullet! It was way too short on top and front, I made him cut off the back. He was like, Are u sure? I gave you the length. I was sooo pissed!
Now I know you're my kind of person HB! I love all pets, grew up in a house of dogs, had a bestie with a ton of birds and now i have 3 cats. I LOVE cats! They have veey calm energy and are great cuddlers. I switched when i found out my city has a cat and rabbit problem. Don't know anything about rabbits, but I do know a lot about cats!
I think it depends on your curl pattern as far as the cut. When I do anything shorter than my collar bones I tend to do mostly one length. I style it very fluffy and direct the top layer up and the bottom layer down when I brush style so it pops up a lot. If I feel like it’s too heavy I put minimal internal layers in, but when it’s short I don’t want the top layers popping way up. I never get the pyramid shape because my curls are very fluffy at that length.
That cut was popular late 80s/early 90s and perm if you didn't have that texture. My mom forced it on me as a pre-teen. I had enough to be bullied about and this just added more. My hair has been long ever since and for many years I straighted my curls to be as far away from this as possible. Now I don't straighten but it's not as curly as hers and I don't go to the salon because there's always parts that remind me of this pyramid at the ends!
@Hair Buddha - We ♥️ animals in my family too! We had 3 dogs and 3 cats until about a month ago. I say until about a month ago NOT because we lost any of them (THANKFULLY), but because we adopted a “baby beardie” (bearded dragon) for my daughter. But guess who takes care of the little dude? Yep! You guessed it! MOM! Just like with all the other fur babies in the house! 😂 But truth? I love it, and although it’s a lot of work (had no idea how much extra work the beardie would be. You have to buy and feed crickets too in order to feed the dragon!) he’s SUPER CUTE and it’s getting easier as time passes. But yeah, animals are the best and make life so much better! ❤
Where do i find black tomer?? What brand makes it please ive been wanting to find it i think before they even made it..i did a shadow root with black hair dye..n while i rinsed it it toned my hair beautifully
My last adoption was a cat that was on my car engine too.... and they always show up when we most needed! BTW I always follow your tips and all but I always cut my hair myself 😅
I have naturally curly hair too. I grew up not knowing what to do with it, just like her. And I absolutely hated it. It wasn't until covid that I decided to embrace both my curly AND gray hair. I watched several videos on how to properly care for it. I never knew that my hair was starved for moisture and needed creams and gels to manage it. (Also learned that its better to use a hair pick than a brush or comb when dry.) Anyway now I love my hair! It's sad that it took me *61 years* to finally love what God gave me!
I have the exact same hair as this young lady. It came from my paternal grandfather so no one knew what to do with it. My hair was a big frizzy hot mess. The best thing I did was to embrace the curls with loads of gel! 😂 I stopped blow drying and straightening and gave its lots of nourishment. It took about 4 years for it to reach below my waist but it was so worth it! ♥️🙏
@@ChasingEntities I also stopped blow drying and using flat irons. Its definitely a learning experience when it comes to naturally curly hair. I am the only one in my family with it. I don't know who I inherited it from!
My dad had naturally curly hair too me and my brother didn't get his curly hair I have naturally thick straight hair but my dad passed away in 2019 .
@@jadalynn1994 I’m sorry for your loss 🌺
@tma444 Mine has survived a similar length of time, I'm scared to have it cut so it's way past my shoulders, it's kept it's natural colour and curl. I put this down to healthy neglect. It gets washed every 5 to 6 days, dries naturally, never brushed between washes ( I do ensure there are no tangles), and most of the time it is pinned up.I'm sure if it was short I'd be too curly to cope😂
The girl with the curly hair… how I wish I could just help her!!! I have curly hair and all the things I could show her and teach her to help her fall in love with her curls!!! Oh my goodness!!!
I’m not a hairstylist but, I cut my family’s hair for years. When our daughter was about 12 she asked if she could have her hair cut professionally, I said “Of course” and took her to have it done. This was long before Google reviews. I watched the stylist and realized pretty quickly that she wasn’t doing a very good job. I didn’t say anything for a couple of reasons.. first, our daughter had beautiful long hair and she hadn’t cut much off. I didn’t want to criticize the stylist and have it turn into a hatchet job. Next, our daughter had asked for a professional cut and I didn’t want to interfere with that experience. Lastly, I knew I could fix it if our daughter wanted me to. As soon as we got home I said “Well, what do you think?” She reached down and grabbed a longer piece that clearly hadn’t gotten cut and said “Mom! Please fix it!” It took a few more years before she wanted to go back to a stylist. Only this time we found a great one.. and we both ended up going to her.
My biggest complaint about salons is that too many stylists DO NOT LISTEN to the needs of the client. You can bring a photo, use the actual real jargon, you can say I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT WANT _________ and they do not listen. It's as if they say, "I will do it how i think it will look good, screw the client."
A lot of hair types aren't suitable for some styles. You can't always get what you want!
I have had stylists literally just do anything they want and ignore my wishes completely . I will never forget the day I came out of a salon looking like "The little Dutch Boy" on an old-timey cleanser. My sweet husband who never says an ugly thing to anyone looked at me and said, "Oh, no." It's funny now, but I burst into tears then. I had asked for a trim and to keep the same style. Six inches were cut and my head looked like a triangle!!! lol @@christinerewell9954
@@christinerewell9954Then explain it to the client, tell them what you can do instead and let them decide, if they want your alternative or try their luck to get a bad haircut somewhere else.
@@christinerewell9954But that’s not what OP was saying. There’s a big difference between the stylist saying “Hey, this may not come out the way you want it on your type of hair. I could do something similar or just go ahead with the cut anyway if you really want” and deciding they know what’s best and to not even say anything to the client. They were pointing out that some hair stylists do NOT listen to the client’s wishes whatsoever, even if it is very possible to do on the hair.
Yup my mom is a hairdresser & she is great. But I went to a cheap salon and the girl there completely effed up my hair, basically gave me a men's short cut when I showed her a photo of a bob. Now I just cut it myself because my mom lives too far from me and I am too traumatized to go to someone I dont know again lol
That last girl is NOT her friend. That is her bully. She just doesn’t realize it yet. _Really_ hard watch.
She’s clearly taking joy in her pain, and continues to just chop off her hair while she’s crying. If this were a parent, I’d call it abuse.
Fortunately the one getting her hair cut actually said “You’re not my friend anymore.”. I think she realized the brutality.
my thoughts exactly! i recently cut off friends that would do similar, heartbreaking to watch
Hard to watch indeed.
It was very hard to watch 😔
YAAAAS i was thinking the same ! URGH ! evil EVIL !
I love you! “If you get really quiet, you can hear my heart break”
I cut my hair since I was 15 by myself. Now I'm 54. The few times I went to a salon I was always disappointed.
Same I
Learned at 15 too Im 43 now and I'm always happy with my results Now You live and learn practice makes perfect but I hate salons I'll always do my own
Me too. Since i was 12 and I am 58 now.
As someone whose hair has gotten much curlier in older age, I really wish I had learned about pyramid hair before chopping mine last year.
oh no 🫣
Look on the bright side... if you're ever invited to an Egyptian themed party, you know what to dress up as ;)
@@bombus1340😂😂😂😂
Adding layers can help depending on the weight and curl of your hair. I had breast length wavy hair and it would sometimes get weighed down at the root and pyramid out. I gave myself a shag cut and it now sits a lot nicer and to my tastes. It’s not a suggestion, but just a note in case you’re interested.
Edit: I do want to say it could also make it go “ball” shaped instead, so just be warned that only add layers if you have thicker and wavy hair, not thin and curly.
It was so nice to hear about your furry/feathery family and how they came into your lives. I really enjoyed the clip of your little floof when they were a kitten; safe and warm.
I found your channel near the beginning of the pandemic and it has become part of my routine. I've learned alot and your videos have comforted me during difficult times. Thank you, much love 🧡🍂
"It's wrong, what you're doing, but I can see you're doing it with passion." For a second I think HB's dad side reared its head there 😂
The first video is why I, as someone with thick, curly hair, always cut my hair when it's dry so I can see what it's actually going to look like/how short it's going to be.
I love you, Hair Buddha. Every time you react, it's like you're watching a snuff film. 😂😂😂
I have curly/wavy hair and most hairdressers don't know how to cut it. I finally found one near me who does (she's been a hairdresser for many, many years) and knows exactly how to cut my hair. I've finally been able to grow mine out from a pixie to shoulder length with 3 small trims only on the ends in one year.
Lol, your videos are entertaining and educational and it was lovely hearing about your pets and how you came to have them
I have two cats too!😻😻
The last time I've been to a hairdresser was 2 years ago. I had an appointment for balayage 2 days before new years eve. I explained to the hairdresser that I didn't wanted my roots to be bleached or dyed, just to blend upwards the bleached part ( so it looks more natural), I also told her I wanted a warmer, more natural blonde. She said nothing against or had any suggestions and started. Long story short she straight up bleached my hair leaving my roots out, without the proper balayage technique and had just bleached hair. The toner did nothing and she didn't wanted to fix it. So after I went home I fixed my hair and turned out way better than at the salon!
Ofc, there are amazing hairdressers and I wish I had an experience with one who knows their profession and not just doing it for the money and not actually having a passion for doing hair!
That last girl was just chopping her friends hair off, very painful to watch.
She needs a good haircut and a conditioner. Let it grow out. Keep conditioning it
@@francesfehrman741she needs a better friend lol. I guarantee the friend wouldn’t have been okay with her hair getting chopped like that. 12 year old or not, she knew what she was doing
I stopped going to the salon when they ruined my hair!!
I decided that I couldn't do worse than them and at least I'd not have to pay...in the end I did a phenomenal job doing every aspect and have been doing it since.
I've received multiple compliments about how my hair was layered and always the person asked me where I'd had it done and I told them "Chez Moi!"😂
They didn't usually get the joke so I had to explain I do it at my house myself!
I NEVER had hair fails myself!
Not hair related but your kitten is so cute! So happy you saved it from your car engine.
Never let a friend cut your hair even if you think they are your best friend. 99% of the time, they're trying to ruin your hair because they are jealous of you.
And even going to a professional not everyone knows how to cut curly hair so that you don't have to straighten it every day. I've finally found someone and I'm not letting go lol.
In America they arent taught on curly or ethnic hair. It's usually fake hair on a fake head. If you're curly, go specifically to a black stylist. They know what to do.
@@happy_bubble7I live in Mexico :) it's just people don't care to learn.
So sweet. Anybody that takes in stray animals has real heart. ❤
I’ve been binge watching all of your videos! Keep it up! So entertaining!
Thank you
Hi HB, I loved hearing about your cats and bird. Absolutely adorable kitten 🥰 . What are their names?
I’m a cat fan too. We’ve got three rescues ❤
Thanks for another fab vid x very informative during the curly hair pyramid cut.
I'm a hairstylist for 26 years near Boston and I can't believe the amount of people who cut their own hair or have somebody who doesn't know what they're doing, cut their hair. But you know I gained a lot of new clientele that way and I never charge absurd prices.
It’s just hair
Every curly girl remembers having a haircut like this once in her life bc the hair dresser didn’t know how to cut curly hair.
THANK YOU for adding the kitten to your family's life Hair Buddha 💗 .
You and your content is simply amazing, wish I could visit your salon. Big virtual hug's 🥰
Two things my parents never compromised on were haircuts and bra fittings!
The look on the stylists face is priceless.
Bless your heart, you sound just like me. Every time I see a kitten or any animal in need of help, we take it home and nurse and adopt it out. My husband is getting tired of it, but you can’t stop your heart from loving everything! Keep doing this, there are not a lot of angels like you left on earth anymore! ❤
Sectionnnnnsssss!!! Ah, what a great way to start off the week! 😮😂😅
Someday I hope to see our hero Hair Buddha bring one of these poor unfortunate souls on to rehab their hair fails!
Soul scream of Hair Buddah would sound like scissors
on dry hair
Yes, I have never had a hairdresser do my hair the way I asked and I always try to be extremely specific and show pictures. I haven’t been to a hairdresser in YEARS because of this.
I gave cut and colored my hair for 25 years. Tried salons twice to be disappointed. Over the years I've mastered the skills. It's true, when you get bad results you do it.
My daughter has beautiful curly hair.. she always called it her springs.. the reason it always looked so nice is I never brushed it.. every morning I dampened it then used a comb.. brushing curly hair only makes it look frizzy.
The first girl needs to get some magical curl enhancing potions and accept her curly hair...its fixable
The second one seems to be taking the "keep your friends close and enemies closer" to a whole new level.
It's not "fixable" the hair is already cut off you can't make it longer !
@@maryburger1232 No but you can add curl enhancing products, scrunch and shape the curls. Give the curls some definition, curls are great at hiding mistakes.
She needs a lot of good conditioner and to stop brushing and straightening it. Mostly, it's really, really dry.
@@neen42 It is definitely crispy 😂
Yes, I’ve had the pyramid haircut done by professionals waaaay too many times. 😭😭
I have to wonder if that "friend" is messing her hair up on purpose, it doesn't even look like she's trying just cutting randomly. The girl with the dry, curly hair should invest her time and money in finding a decent stylist to show her how to upkeep her hair since her family is just as lost as she is about it. Good luck ladies and go to the salon! lol
My heart is screaming too. Embrace the curl.
I do enjoy your videos. I especially enjoy your comments and the expressions on your face.
Our Monday morning ray of 🌞 is here to help us through our Monday. Have a beautiful day, Hair Buddha and friends. 🌞❤🌈
I cringe every time someone says they don’t care if “whatever”. I have to shake my head at those that are surprised the friend, boy or girlfriend, or doing it themselves doesn’t work out
I have naturally wavy curly hair, it's wild!
I'm so lucky to have a fantastic hairdresser who knows how to cut my hair. His wife has curly hair too! He's an amazing hairdresser ❤
Twin peaks haircut hair Buddha's reaction is hilarious love this channel.
All I want to do is fix these haircuts for them! You really cracked me up in this video! I really enjoy all of your videos ❣️
Your kitten is adorable, thanks for sharing!
I wolf cut my own hair and blended the front pieces,came out great,but it's hard to cut your own hair without experience.
hi Hair Buddha☺✂Thanks for Making My Monday Less Blue😊🎈I love learning about your Pets too.☺
I love the comment about your heart breaking! Hilarious!
She is so lucky to have such beautiful curly hair . I’d pay a fortune for her hair. I’d keep it longer and natural
I am cracking up at you..😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂I feel the pain 2 by being a stylist😂😂😂😂😂😂😂you make my day❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤i love you BUDDA❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love hair buddha!
Excellent motivation to stop me cutting my hair 😂
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Me too 🤣🤣
Her voice sounds like a narrator for the main character of a tween coming of age hallmark film 😊
And i love you hair buddah!! Ypou are amazing! Ive learned more from you then anyone else.. and everytime someone brings up brad mondo i make sure to tell them about you! love your content ❤ and you should have so many more likes and views then you have!
3:25 LOLed to literal tears 😂😂😂❤
SectiooooooooooooooooooNS 😂😂😂😂love from France Hair Buddha thank you 🙏🙏❤❤👍👍
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My bf saved my hair during 2020-2021 when everything was closed. It helps to have a guy around with OCD who knows how to handle clippers 😅
If I were the last young lady I’d look for a new friend ‼️
And then a good stylist
You facial expressions take me out every time! I learn so much from you. I will never do my own hair. I leave it up to the professionals.
A lot of people who have very difficult hair go to budget hair salons and not many hairdressers are very experienced with curly or difficult hair, at budget hair salons. Sometimes you have to pay a little more to get what you want and a more experienced stylist.
That last one hurt. I first started cutting hair freshman yr in highschool, at HS. But we were all punk kids so was doing Chelsea cuts, mohawks, deathhawks, trihawk , Betty bangs, pinup styles and all that stuff. Then I actually went to Cosmo school right after I graduated. I guess we all gotta start somewhere but I feel like I was never that bad.
I can laugh because in my youth I did a lot of these hair fails to myself. I started at age 12. Kids experiment and bless their hearts they learn thru trial& error.. I found very few hairstylist who understood my hair type (thin wavy and lots like a bush). When I found a good professional kept with him only and worked so I could pay him what he deserved.$$$$. Thanks Joe!
Love from Danmark 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰...... Heiii Hair Buddha.... 🙏🙏❣️❣️✂️✂️✂️
hello Denmark
Simple. If you have curly hair, go to a curly hair expert... a black stylist. They deal with all curl patterns, thickness levels and weights. They'll get you settled.
Also applies for very short hair/partially shaved. I've had much better results going to a barber vs a hairdresser.
I cut my hair to a bob but it ended up super short due to cutting off the dead ends. I dyed it Half pink and blue to give it a punk look. it doesn't look too bad. Mr. Hair buddha, I did take fine sections :) Thank you for your lessons. You're a saint :)
Hair Buddha = 😬😳😱
(I'm sorry-not-sorry that your pain gives me so much joy 😂.
That said, I also adore how you explain the proper way to do things to one's hair -- even when your blood vessels are bursting from the frustration!)
Hair cutting fails are are my favourite videos 😂
Cutting a straight line can also look good with curls, it depends on the curl type and how much hair you have at all. Last week i had a client with beautiful long, curly hair and she looked like an angel with her compact haircut. ❤
Manes By Mell is a professional curly hair stylist here on UA-cam and I ❤!❤!❤! her hair trimming and other upkeep tutorials! I don’t know if you have heard of her or seen any of her videos, but my god is she thorough when it comes to every little thing that she 12:14 does to/for her and her client’s hair! I, with no salon experience..at all..(😅)highly recommend her to anyone with any type of wavy, curly, coily, or combo hair. 💯12:14
It HURTS. even watching these fails is horrifying 😅
I love your videos , I love cats too , I have two too !!
Greetings from Italy
The “sections!! Sectionsss” had me 😂😂😂
Kind man for rescuing and giving your kitten and bird a loving home. I love animals also, and have two kitties 🐱
Got to give him credit for trying. They are a cute couple.😊
The "SECTIOOONNNNNNSSSSSSSSSS" sent me 😂😂😂😂😂
I grew up in the 60's & 70's and my mother literally put a bowl on my head of extremely curly hair and cut it off. I truely hated my hair till the first time i went to a hairdresser when i was 15. I could have kissed that man! Im now in my 60's and searching for a new hairdresser since mine retired and it's not easy. 8 finally chose one who had naturally curly hair herself and she did an amazing job on my hair! Sometimes you just have to keep trying different ones till you find the good one for you. During shutdown a friend cut it for me and i did have the 'pyramid' but knew it wasnt for too long.
Love your videos!
Love you're videos love from Tanzania 🇹🇿 ❤
Thank you so much
You make my day!!!
I'm happy for that
My hair is very straight and very long. I like to braid it to keep it out of my way while at work. Because of that, i didn't want layers because that makes little tufts of hair stick out of the braid. But sooo msny stylists or dressers insist on putting layers in it. It took me a long time to find a stylist who didn't dictate my style and listened to me and worked with me till i got the braid-friendly style i love now.
By the second one I Was screaming 😳🙈🤣🤣
Only 3 times with mistakes at the hair salon? How about 3 decades of mistakes? My hair is not curly, difficult, thin. Just average healthy hair. No split ends. No blow drying. No crazy demands. Nothing super stylish or vogue. Just shoulder length hair with some layers. Found Carlibell’s tutorial on cutting layers while retaining length about 8-10 years ago and never looked back. Don’t enjoy cutting my own hair but at least I am never disappointed, didn’t have to disrupt an entire day for a 30 minute appointment and I’m not out a week’s worth of grocery money.
Ive even gone to a celebrity stylist andnpaid over 230 and still left upset. Im ginger with 3b high porosity curls. Nearly nothing pleases them, though.
I've had so so many hair salon disappointments. During lockdowns, when all salons were shut down, I started cutting my own hair. Just a bit of trimming and thinning. I really don't want to do it myself. I'm just procrastinating on trying to find a good stylist again.
Nice video!! Greetings from the Netherlands 🎉
Hallo
I have only had bad experiences with salons. I gave up. I just learned some chemistry, learned some color
Good advice for curly hair. I am in my 60's now and i never comb or brush my curls, i wash, condition, leave in conditioning cream and then i leave it to dry naturally.
The very first time I went to a salon for a haircut, the lady gave me a MULLET. I had to live with that lady's BAD decision through my first year in middle school.
Omg!! I went to one stylist and described what I wanted...a shaggy, spikey cut longer on top and front like Liza Minnelli, he gave me a butch mullet! It was way too short on top and front, I made him cut off the back. He was like, Are u sure? I gave you the length. I was sooo pissed!
AWW UR PUR BABY IS SO CUTE
Now I know you're my kind of person HB! I love all pets, grew up in a house of dogs, had a bestie with a ton of birds and now i have 3 cats. I LOVE cats! They have veey calm energy and are great cuddlers. I switched when i found out my city has a cat and rabbit problem. Don't know anything about rabbits, but I do know a lot about cats!
7:50 That's exactly why I cut and dye my hair myself. This way my disappointment comes pretty much for free and doesn't cost me like 80€. 😄
You are making me laugh again hair Buddha 😂😂
As a little girl and teen age, my mom always cut my very long hair and that was good, after shampoo, on wet hair ❤
Oh no 😯 very special haircut...
Happy to hear that you have cats and your family loves animals! ☺️
I think it depends on your curl pattern as far as the cut. When I do anything shorter than my collar bones I tend to do mostly one length. I style it very fluffy and direct the top layer up and the bottom layer down when I brush style so it pops up a lot. If I feel like it’s too heavy I put minimal internal layers in, but when it’s short I don’t want the top layers popping way up. I never get the pyramid shape because my curls are very fluffy at that length.
“Sectiiiiiiooooooooooooonnnnnn” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂haha
That cut was popular late 80s/early 90s and perm if you didn't have that texture. My mom forced it on me as a pre-teen. I had enough to be bullied about and this just added more. My hair has been long ever since and for many years I straighted my curls to be as far away from this as possible. Now I don't straighten but it's not as curly as hers and I don't go to the salon because there's always parts that remind me of this pyramid at the ends!
@Hair Buddha - We ♥️ animals in my family too! We had 3 dogs and 3 cats until about a month ago. I say until about a month ago NOT because we lost any of them (THANKFULLY), but because we adopted a “baby beardie” (bearded dragon) for my daughter. But guess who takes care of the little dude? Yep! You guessed it! MOM! Just like with all the other fur babies in the house! 😂 But truth? I love it, and although it’s a lot of work (had no idea how much extra work the beardie would be. You have to buy and feed crickets too in order to feed the dragon!) he’s SUPER CUTE and it’s getting easier as time passes. But yeah, animals are the best and make life so much better! ❤
Where do i find black tomer?? What brand makes it please ive been wanting to find it i think before they even made it..i did a shadow root with black hair dye..n while i rinsed it it toned my hair beautifully
My last adoption was a cat that was on my car engine too.... and they always show up when we most needed!
BTW I always follow your tips and all but I always cut my hair myself 😅
„Let’s see the pyramid“ 🤣🤣🤣
You are so funny 😂😂😂