I totally agree 100%. I’m no longer getting curly cuts as well. My hair seems to thrive more when I get a precise cut vs those curly cuts. Took me years to accept or should say “realization” that curly cut are not for me.
Thank you for speaking out on this situation. The two women that created this curly cut talked about all the RUclips influencers and about how they were spreading incorrect information about natural hair care and that we should stop listening to people that are not professionals. Now they are getting mad because people are questioning the integrity about the curly cut method and they can’t take the heat. They are not behaving like professionals to me. To me, they never behave like professionals, they were very arrogant. What goes around comes around. We as black women are going to have to stop running after things that look good all the time and focus more on the health of our hair. The same way so many of us have lost our edges running after the latest thing. I am so glad you are speaking out on this to let women know the truth. Those uneven haircuts might look good on the outside, but on the inside the hair can be a hot mess as we are finding out.
I think as an influencer, integrity is key. I could never feel good about myself recommending anything that can damage someone’s hair and not say anything about it. I have been getting curly cuts and they are amazing to look at but again health is key, I owed it to anyone that has followed to me live my truth and call out something that I see that looks off. I hope others who are experiencing similar damage also speak up to ensure we can find a solution to what we is happening.
As a curly hair specialist after hearing on this video, it is just really a lack of understanding A dry cut on curly hair is for shaping and Dowling. You can still wet, cut curly hair and trim it but because curly hair has 2 to 5 different textures when you’re wearing it in your Wash N’ Go in order to have a style or a shape it must be done dry it is no different than when. call Kasian cut their hair wet but they style texture and detail it dry so I beg to differ that a dry curly cut somehow damages your hair maybe where you are getting it cut they’re not educating you enough on what is occurring at the time i’ve been a curly hair specialist since 2010. I myself has been curly girl since 1995. I have an extensive list of clients who are still getting their hair dry curly cut and don’t have no issues whatsoever because I educate my client and what we are doing and I maintain healthy hair for them. I appreciate your thoughts and your opinion on it… but it sounds more so like there are a lot of curly specialist who aren’t really curly girl specialist and they’re jumping on the curly bandwagon and do not have a proper education in the curly cuts in order to explain to Client what we’re doing what’s going on where the hair is that and so on.. I am more than willing to answer any questions. I am also a Deva certified
I have also decided to stop getting curly cuts. I realized after my hair was blown out that my ends were spilt and my hair wasn’t healthy. Thanks for sharing.
@@SHESOMAJOR you’re not wrong about that! Curl maintenance is $250 where I’m at in GA. I feel sorry for the new people just joining the BGC movement because the initial price range from $500-$700.
Very interesting. Various other people have been having issues bc of CC's in combo with other trending haircare practices, so it's been a little harder to pinpoint the main source of the trouble, but given that you said the ONLY thing you changed was the cut, and your routine has been otherwise consistent, then I think we can safely say the curly cut was DEFINITELY the source of all your split ends. Thanks for adding another voice to this conversation! Those curls are popping!
Thank you so much! It is the ONLY thing that has changed. I don't mess around with any of the the systems. I wash, deep conditioner with heat, diffuse, sleep with a bonnet, and them ends are struggling! I will revert to my old way of trimming my ends and see if they improve!
When I used to live in Vegas. I had the best stylist out in Henderson, NV(Danielle Green/Radically Curly). She would cut my hair dry to establish the shape I wanted. Then, when it was wet, she would go through and trim errant hairs. It came out amazing every time. Best shape. No split ends. She tailored the cut for each individual that came in. It’s been 9 years and I have not found a stylist who will do this for me where I live now. I’ve learned to cut my own hair.
A friend of mine just told me about a stylist cutting her hair the exact same way. Maybe the curl cuts need a little tweaking. I def love the shape when cut dry, but health wise, it needs more to deal with those pesky ends.
Tbh as much as he has mentioned some helpful things I think he's mainly using this topic for content and to increase followers. He' literally made 5-6 videos on the topic and has been speaking the most on this topic.
@adwoamk8918 He is giving a real voice to the women whose hair is Now Damaged! Should he just let the issue die down and go away? Folks pay a lot for those cuts and now he is fixing them.
@@adwoamk8918 Not really. When he made his oil/butter video 2 years ago-he intended for that to his last video on the topic. He’s tried several times to end the conversation but women keep coming to him with concerns that BGC won’t talk about. Now that clients are actually traveling to see him specifically to address it in his salon, the full scope of this issue is coming to light. If they would address it, they’ll stop going to him about it.
I would never recommend a curly cut. Especially with 3b and higher hair. Your hair will NEVER curl the same each time. So split ends will always always be missed, it will always be uneven when in a stretched style. Which in turn causes more split ends . I only suggest a wet cut or on stretched / blow dried hair. This will ensure even ends and eliminating all split ends.
I’m glad I watched this! I live in San Francisco Bay Area and I can’t for the life of me find anyone who knows how to cut curly hair that is reasonable in price. Sure, there are the Deva Cuts and Rezo Salons but I never paid that much for a haircut and won’t. You helped justify not going that route…thank you!!!
My wet cut (I've only had 1) cut more, and I am not confident that my stylist really considers shrinkage in her cutting. The shape lasted long, but my! She really took it off!
Yes, that's the issue with wet cuts, you NEED a stylist that is going to be aware of the length of curly hair stretched vs. dry. The last major cut my hair was GONE but it was great after I had gotten over it, it just was not what I initially wanted. But my ends were HEALTHY.
You have to have them show you what you mean by an inch and what they mean by an inch. With their fingers. Tell them you are trying to grow your hair even if you are not. One wrong snip of the scissors can take away months maybe a year.
Yeah I don’t do curly cuts for this same reason. Now once the precision hair cut is done on blown out hair and we are doing wash n go after and I see the shape needs to be tweaked. I go ahead and cut on the dry curly hair. Yea curly cuts aren’t it!
I have had the same issues after getting curly cuts! I had other issues like webbing and Velcro ends after following a particular routine! I have moved to straight cutting where I can be certain my splits ends can be removed! So far because of my hair being damaged I have had to cut over 5 inches in 6 months!
Wow, 5-6 inches is terrible! I am definitely sticking to cutting by a different method, I just hope more people become aware before more damage continues to be done.
I have had some not so good dry "curly hair cuts" over the years. My hair can be cut wet as well and I don't see much of a difference. Ultimately it has to do with the experience of the stylist....knowing how to allow for shrinkage when cutting. Your curls look so healthy and juicy.
I don’t blame you. I’ve been battling with my hair that now does not grow well. I do have webbing going on - hair becomes like Velcro. Ends of hair straggly thin. 😮
After watching a few of african hair gods videos on this i decided to continue going without a curly cut. I last got a rezo cut in dec. I never got a curly cut since. I will continue with my blow out trims.
i’m glad i came across this video bc ive been skeptical about getting my hair cut for YEARS i never liked the idea of dry hair curly cuts you saved me from dropping $$$ for a few snips and split ends 😭😭
The thing is, real cosmetologists know you’re not supposed to cut really curly hair while it’s in its curly state. It’s swollen and you won’t be able to be precise, and it’s gonna look a mess whenever you do decide to straighten it out. Curly hair is supposed to be cut when dry and completely straightened, but naturally straighten/wavy hair is supposed to be cut wet. The hair cannot be in a swollen state when it’s being cut. That whole “diva cut” or “curly cut” is just a scam/trending fad that goes against the science of hair. I would never cut my hair curly again, that was a mistake. Only cut when dry And straightened
Thank you so much for making this video. Just got my 3rd curly cut and came to the realization that it’s just not for me and what I want for my hair. Washed my hair yesterday and I could feel all the unwanted end still there. So frustrating! Will definitely be getting a wet cut soon. Much love!
Thank you for this, you just saved me 200+$$ I have 2c hair which no one ever understands because wet the strands are thick and straight, so I always come out with chin length hair which was supposed to be shoulder length. I thought curly cut was my solution. But now I see 😢
I think it’s the unevenness of the cut, rather than split ends. Like you are feeling, they cut to “style” a particular “shape”. Like cutting hedges lol. The shape is achieved at the expense of having even hair. I recently had pretty much half of my hair cut off, from waist length to a little below my shoulders. I know my dead ends are gone. I had healthy hair. However, when wet, my hair is horribly uneven! So many layers, so many unevenly cut sections, to achieve a “shape”. But dry you wouldn’t even know this, because I style curl by curl and it falls back into the shape she cut. I think im done with curly cuts as well, I prefer even, blunt ends and longer, even layers.
Ive just had my first curly cut and im devasted by it, i feel like a mushroom with it curly, it feels really chopping and short. One and done - thank you for the video. It’s nice to know I’m not alone in these thoughts 🩷
Thank you for sharing. I am so sorry you didn't get a good cut. It's really heartbreaking that they try to give everyone the same cut. I hope it grows out soon!
Your video is putting so much in perspective for me because I thought maybe it was something I was doing. I usually go and get curly cuts and if I blow dry my hair my end’s always looks like I haven’t cut my hair at all. I think I might need to go back to wet hair cuts.
I'm happy that it could help. I'm very militant when it comes to taking care of my hair....and the health of my hair and ensuring those split ends are gone is a priority for me. I am suppose to get a wet cut this week and I am looking forward to it!
I've been natural all my life and my hair has always been cut wet, in sections, w tension. My stylist sprays my hair w water, combs it through, and cuts the hair through her fingers while holding it taut. I've always worn wash n gos mostly, but in my teens I did lots of rollersets and blowouts. Now that I wear it short, she cuts it wet or dry, but using the same tension technique. I'm not sure if that's a curly cut, but I haven't had any issues and the shape is great. Your hair is similar to mine as it is straight when its wet. Maybe thats why wet cuts work for us.
I am a stylist who offers curly cuts in my services. Not “certified” by a curly influencer or anything, just simply love to cut curls. That being said I do everyone’s cut depending on their needs. Wet & dry. I always do both. Always. Bc curls look dif wet vs dry. I also understand that a curly client might 1 day flat iron their hair… so for that 1 day, the cut needs to look good. I don’t really understand why someone wouldn’t check the cut wet to find the loose ends (they are always there)
I literally just got a curly cut trim yesterday my ends are raggedy and every end is split and horrible. I had a cut 7 weeks ago and wanted a trim now she damaged my ends
Im a hair stylist in Florida, i just watched your video because ive kinda had the same thought process about cutting curly hair dry, i personally don’t like it and believe the reason your getting the split ends because of the slicing and slithering the do to add the layers to the hair. Curly hair is a lot more fragile than straight hair.
@@linarobotti794 A curly cut is cutting the hair in its natural curl state. It can be wet or dry. A dry cut will give the hair a shape when it's set in a wash-and-go. I'm curious why when her hair is cut wet that it gets rid of the split ends.
Have never had a curly cut, mostly because it is just too voluminous for my face and lifestyle. The cutting technique creates volume which is exactly what split ends do.
Glad I found this video, I was thinking of getting a curly cut and wanted to see reviews about it but changed my mind becuase I don't wear my hair out in that pattern only assume it would be good because i'm natural.
I’m beginning to wonder if curly cuts cause more friction to your ends? I noticed that I never get split ends with my curly cuts if I use absolutely no heat. The moment I use a diffuser or blow dryer, my ends look terrible. Then I have to go in and cut off the damage curl by curl.
I use to blow out and flat iron my hair then started cutting it dry and curly and my hair is tore up and couldnt figure out why 🤦🏽♀️. Lort idk what it is but our hair must not be meant to be cut this way.
I will never get a curly cut. Always blown out then cut and the blow drying never damage my curls and by the way the ends or should I say the spilt ends are gone and the hair be the bomb
It sucks that people are having issues with curly cuts . I havent experienced any issues with my curly cuts . For me everytime i have had one they cut curl by curl . if anything the last time i got my hair trimmed on blown out hair, Which was in june . My ends were very velcro-y , single strand knots , just horrible , but with deep conditions that basically fixed it .
I try not to get cuts on blown out hair, I loved when I got them done wet, so I think I willl revert to that and then chart my progress and ends. It could very well be the stylists, but I've had two back to back and that was enough to make me sit up and pay attention.
@@SHESOMAJOR yea , i probably will only get my hair cut on blown out hair when i silk press at the end of the year. Also when i do get a curly cut its after my hair has been washed , conditioned and styled . She puts me under the dryer for about 20 min, and then she trims my ends . So technically its not on wet hair but its def not fully dried .
I’ve had very good curly cuts, but I have a great curly stylist in Atlanta Maybe it is the stylist more than curly cuts in general? Interesting topic. I wasn’t aware of the controversy until this video.
@@kishwoodward756 - I agree, I think it has a lot to do with stylists, I think their also should be an option with how you want them to cut it. Most aren’t even skilled to cut wet.
I think the wet cut is for health of your hair and the dry cut is just for the shape I just got my first dry cut last week I'm not impressed at all Now just a week later , I have to pay more money to address these split ends 🙃
Mee too. I just got one yesterday was just supposed be a trim last cut was 7 weeks ago. She destroyed my ends. $150 for destroyed ends now I need get cut again to fix. My freaking hair gonna be unbelievably short. I'm soooo pissed. She also gaslighting me tellimg me I wasn't seeing what I was seeing. Oh and I had the added bonus of seeing her hard ass areolas the entire areolas hard entire time. She was wearing tight thin shirt no bra. Im not a prude Iv worm a sleevess scoop neck top with no bra before but it wasnt skin tight it was fairly flowy and didn't really show my nips. If it did I would have addressed that. Lol
I had the same problem minus the curly cuts, so i went to Sally's, and she told me to treat my ends like a baby. But i say i had the same problem because i would trim my ends. And it would look nothing happened. Ends would be like girl stop playing with me. And that was when i found peppermint oil. I put it on my hair roots to end. It changed my hair game.
Which brand did you buy? I have a love/hair affair with oils. I tend not to use them because they drip and get on my skin and that tends to break me out.
@SHESOMAJOR i use the now essential oils. To me, this has been the best you can find it at any health food store or even Amazon. And the peppermint oil shouldn't have you to break out. But try it and do a video about it. I love to see how it works for you. Don't be so heavy-handed. That may be why you have dripping.
Easy, Don’t get a dry cut (uneven ends ) if you suffer from damage due to genetics, use of heat tools or chemicals. Hair that gets regularly damaged should be cut wet if all you care about is removing split ends.
My hair is well taken care of, hence why I have decided to remove dry cutting because it's leading to damage. I don't use chemicals in my hair or heat style. And, the solution to my issues that I am reverted back to getting wet cuts that I have been doing my entire life.
@@SHESOMAJOR good idea in your case. Hair can become fragile and split simply from everyday friction and movement, even if you don't use heat or chemicals. A dry cut on curls cant trim every single split end because by definition it’s an uneven cut. These cuts are for folks with strong hair or those who use products to mask and repair damage regularly.
@SHESOMAJOR mousse has alcohol in it, which is very drying on hair, plus you take that under a hooded dryer.....that adds to the drying of the hair. On top of that, the method says we shouldn't use leave -ins, nor is it necessary to deep condition, plus....the hair is striped of all oils that protect the hair. The hair looks beautiful, but if this method is done long term, it has no chance of staying healthy .
I totally agree 100%.
I’m no longer getting curly cuts as well. My hair seems to thrive more when I get a precise cut vs those curly cuts. Took me years to accept or should say “realization” that curly cut are not for me.
Agree! Sometimes we get too caught up in trends or what works for others!
Thank you for speaking out on this situation. The two women that created this curly cut talked about all the RUclips influencers and about how they were spreading incorrect information about natural hair care and that we should stop listening to people that are not professionals. Now they are getting mad because people are questioning the integrity about the curly cut method and they can’t take the heat. They are not behaving like professionals to me. To me, they never behave like professionals, they were very arrogant. What goes around comes around. We as black women are going to have to stop running after things that look good all the time and focus more on the health of our hair. The same way so many of us have lost our edges running after the latest thing. I am so glad you are speaking out on this to let women know the truth. Those uneven haircuts might look good on the outside, but on the inside the hair can be a hot mess as we are finding out.
I think as an influencer, integrity is key. I could never feel good about myself recommending anything that can damage someone’s hair and not say anything about it. I have been getting curly cuts and they are amazing to look at but again health is key, I owed it to anyone that has followed to me live my truth and call out something that I see that looks off. I hope others who are experiencing similar damage also speak up to ensure we can find a solution to what we is happening.
You are so right! Consistency is a lot of our problem when it comes to hair. Jumping on too many bandwagons.
@@cfoster6804 - Agreed!
@@orange300-ct8fc - who exactly is mixed?
As a curly hair specialist after hearing on this video, it is just really a lack of understanding A dry cut on curly hair is for shaping and Dowling. You can still wet, cut curly hair and trim it but because curly hair has 2 to 5 different textures when you’re wearing it in your Wash N’ Go in order to have a style or a shape it must be done dry it is no different than when. call Kasian cut their hair wet but they style texture and detail it dry so I beg to differ that a dry curly cut somehow damages your hair maybe where you are getting it cut they’re not educating you enough on what is occurring at the time i’ve been a curly hair specialist since 2010. I myself has been curly girl since 1995. I have an extensive list of clients who are still getting their hair dry curly cut and don’t have no issues whatsoever because I educate my client and what we are doing and I maintain healthy hair for them. I appreciate your thoughts and your opinion on it… but it sounds more so like there are a lot of curly specialist who aren’t really curly girl specialist and they’re jumping on the curly bandwagon and do not have a proper education in the curly cuts in order to explain to Client what we’re doing what’s going on where the hair is that and so on.. I am more than willing to answer any questions. I am also a Deva certified
I’ve always been too scared to try a curly cut. The blunt straight cuts are too satisfying. Love The feeling of those fresh ends. 🥰
They are super satisfying!!!
I have also decided to stop getting curly cuts. I realized after my hair was blown out that my ends were spilt and my hair wasn’t healthy. Thanks for sharing.
I don't think they are cutting with the intention to get all of the ends....just the shape. We spend too much for split and unhealthy ends.
@@SHESOMAJOR you’re not wrong about that! Curl maintenance is $250 where I’m at in GA. I feel sorry for the new people just joining the BGC movement because the initial price range from $500-$700.
Very interesting. Various other people have been having issues bc of CC's in combo with other trending haircare practices, so it's been a little harder to pinpoint the main source of the trouble, but given that you said the ONLY thing you changed was the cut, and your routine has been otherwise consistent, then I think we can safely say the curly cut was DEFINITELY the source of all your split ends.
Thanks for adding another voice to this conversation!
Those curls are popping!
Thank you so much! It is the ONLY thing that has changed. I don't mess around with any of the the systems. I wash, deep conditioner with heat, diffuse, sleep with a bonnet, and them ends are struggling! I will revert to my old way of trimming my ends and see if they improve!
When I used to live in Vegas. I had the best stylist out in Henderson, NV(Danielle Green/Radically Curly). She would cut my hair dry to establish the shape I wanted. Then, when it was wet, she would go through and trim errant hairs. It came out amazing every time. Best shape. No split ends. She tailored the cut for each individual that came in. It’s been 9 years and I have not found a stylist who will do this for me where I live now. I’ve learned to cut my own hair.
A friend of mine just told me about a stylist cutting her hair the exact same way. Maybe the curl cuts need a little tweaking. I def love the shape when cut dry, but health wise, it needs more to deal with those pesky ends.
African HairGod is hot about all the corrective cuts he’s doing after people getting curly cuts.
I have to make it a point to go and watch his videos, someone else told me about it as well!
Tbh as much as he has mentioned some helpful things I think he's mainly using this topic for content and to increase followers. He' literally made 5-6 videos on the topic and has been speaking the most on this topic.
@adwoamk8918 He is giving a real voice to the women whose hair is Now Damaged! Should he just let the issue die down and go away? Folks pay a lot for those cuts and now he is fixing them.
@@adwoamk8918
Not really. When he made his oil/butter video 2 years ago-he intended for that to his last video on the topic. He’s tried several times to end the conversation but women keep coming to him with concerns that BGC won’t talk about. Now that clients are actually traveling to see him specifically to address it in his salon, the full scope of this issue is coming to light. If they would address it, they’ll stop going to him about it.
@@adwoamk8918 You sound salty that he is talking about it
I would never recommend a curly cut. Especially with 3b and higher hair. Your hair will NEVER curl the same each time. So split ends will always always be missed, it will always be uneven when in a stretched style. Which in turn causes more split ends . I only suggest a wet cut or on stretched / blow dried hair. This will ensure even ends and eliminating all split ends.
I’m glad I watched this! I live in San Francisco Bay Area and I can’t for the life of me find anyone who knows how to cut curly hair that is reasonable in price. Sure, there are the Deva Cuts and Rezo Salons but I never paid that much for a haircut and won’t. You helped justify not going that route…thank you!!!
It is a lot of money. There are great stylists out there who do not charge that much.
@@SHESOMAJOR if you happen to know of any you could recommend, I would greatly appreciate.
@@Michelle-zn6oh I will!
@@SHESOMAJOR thank you
My wet cut (I've only had 1) cut more, and I am not confident that my stylist really considers shrinkage in her cutting. The shape lasted long, but my! She really took it off!
Yes, that's the issue with wet cuts, you NEED a stylist that is going to be aware of the length of curly hair stretched vs. dry. The last major cut my hair was GONE but it was great after I had gotten over it, it just was not what I initially wanted. But my ends were HEALTHY.
You have to have them show you what you mean by an inch and what they mean by an inch. With their fingers. Tell them you are trying to grow your hair even if you are not. One wrong snip of the scissors can take away months maybe a year.
I have decided not to get another curly cut. My ends started feeling like Velcro. I finally understand why now. Thanks for sharing your experience!
So sorry to hear! It really doesn’t feel good at all!!
Yeah I don’t do curly cuts for this same reason. Now once the precision hair cut is done on blown out hair and we are doing wash n go after and I see the shape needs to be tweaked. I go ahead and cut on the dry curly hair.
Yea curly cuts aren’t it!
I have had the same issues after getting curly cuts! I had other issues like webbing and Velcro ends after following a particular routine!
I have moved to straight cutting where I can be certain my splits ends can be removed!
So far because of my hair being damaged I have had to cut over 5 inches in 6 months!
Wow, 5-6 inches is terrible! I am definitely sticking to cutting by a different method, I just hope more people become aware before more damage continues to be done.
I have had some not so good dry "curly hair cuts" over the years. My hair can be cut wet as well and I don't see much of a difference. Ultimately it has to do with the experience of the stylist....knowing how to allow for shrinkage when cutting. Your curls look so healthy and juicy.
I don’t blame you. I’ve been battling with my hair that now does not grow well. I do have webbing going on - hair becomes like Velcro. Ends of hair straggly thin. 😮
After watching a few of african hair gods videos on this i decided to continue going without a curly cut. I last got a rezo cut in dec. I never got a curly cut since. I will continue with my blow out trims.
Agree, better safe than damaged. I will continue to monitor my hair to ensure that I was right!
Did u like your rezo cut? How long did it take before you needed another shape cut?
i’m glad i came across this video bc ive been skeptical about getting my hair cut for YEARS i never liked the idea of dry hair curly cuts you saved me from dropping $$$ for a few snips and split ends 😭😭
The thing is, real cosmetologists know you’re not supposed to cut really curly hair while it’s in its curly state. It’s swollen and you won’t be able to be precise, and it’s gonna look a mess whenever you do decide to straighten it out. Curly hair is supposed to be cut when dry and completely straightened, but naturally straighten/wavy hair is supposed to be cut wet. The hair cannot be in a swollen state when it’s being cut. That whole “diva cut” or “curly cut” is just a scam/trending fad that goes against the science of hair. I would never cut my hair curly again, that was a mistake. Only cut when dry And straightened
Thank you so much for making this video. Just got my 3rd curly cut and came to the realization that it’s just not for me and what I want for my hair. Washed my hair yesterday and I could feel all the unwanted end still there. So frustrating! Will definitely be getting a wet cut soon. Much love!
Glad I could help! I felt the same way, I prefer my ends cut precise! When I get a cut I want to make sure its a CUT.
Thank you for this, you just saved me 200+$$ I have 2c hair which no one ever understands because wet the strands are thick and straight, so I always come out with chin length hair which was supposed to be shoulder length. I thought curly cut was my solution. But now I see 😢
I think it’s the unevenness of the cut, rather than split ends. Like you are feeling, they cut to “style” a particular “shape”. Like cutting hedges lol. The shape is achieved at the expense of having even hair. I recently had pretty much half of my hair cut off, from waist length to a little below my shoulders. I know my dead ends are gone. I had healthy hair. However, when wet, my hair is horribly uneven! So many layers, so many unevenly cut sections, to achieve a “shape”. But dry you wouldn’t even know this, because I style curl by curl and it falls back into the shape she cut. I think im done with curly cuts as well, I prefer even, blunt ends and longer, even layers.
Ive just had my first curly cut and im devasted by it, i feel like a mushroom with it curly, it feels really chopping and short. One and done - thank you for the video. It’s nice to know I’m not alone in these thoughts 🩷
Thank you for sharing. I am so sorry you didn't get a good cut. It's really heartbreaking that they try to give everyone the same cut. I hope it grows out soon!
You are so pretty!
Thank you! 🥰
Your video is putting so much in perspective for me because I thought maybe it was something I was doing. I usually go and get curly cuts and if I blow dry my hair my end’s always looks like I haven’t cut my hair at all. I think I might need to go back to wet hair cuts.
I'm happy that it could help. I'm very militant when it comes to taking care of my hair....and the health of my hair and ensuring those split ends are gone is a priority for me. I am suppose to get a wet cut this week and I am looking forward to it!
I've been natural all my life and my hair has always been cut wet, in sections, w tension. My stylist sprays my hair w water, combs it through, and cuts the hair through her fingers while holding it taut. I've always worn wash n gos mostly, but in my teens I did lots of rollersets and blowouts. Now that I wear it short, she cuts it wet or dry, but using the same tension technique. I'm not sure if that's a curly cut, but I haven't had any issues and the shape is great. Your hair is similar to mine as it is straight when its wet. Maybe thats why wet cuts work for us.
I get my hair blown out and trimmed and that’s been working for me plus it’s more affordable compared to $200 curly cuts
Def more affordable!
I am a stylist who offers curly cuts in my services. Not “certified” by a curly influencer or anything, just simply love to cut curls. That being said I do everyone’s cut depending on their needs. Wet & dry. I always do both. Always. Bc curls look dif wet vs dry. I also understand that a curly client might 1 day flat iron their hair… so for that 1 day, the cut needs to look good. I don’t really understand why someone wouldn’t check the cut wet to find the loose ends (they are always there)
I literally just got a curly cut trim yesterday my ends are raggedy and every end is split and horrible. I had a cut 7 weeks ago and wanted a trim now she damaged my ends
Im a hair stylist in Florida, i just watched your video because ive kinda had the same thought process about cutting curly hair dry, i personally don’t like it and believe the reason your getting the split ends because of the slicing and slithering the do to add the layers to the hair. Curly hair is a lot more fragile than straight hair.
Totally agree!!!
Wait if you cut it wet, isn't it a curly cut still?
Thats just a regular cut
@@linarobotti794 A curly cut is cutting the hair in its natural curl state. It can be wet or dry. A dry cut will give the hair a shape when it's set in a wash-and-go. I'm curious why when her hair is cut wet that it gets rid of the split ends.
When we say "curly cut", it means, cutting curly hair dry. I've never had a probably with split ends when I get my hair cut wet, not sure why.
Have never had a curly cut, mostly because it is just too voluminous for my face and lifestyle. The cutting technique creates volume which is exactly what split ends do.
You’re so right!!!
Glad I found this video, I was thinking of getting a curly cut and wanted to see reviews about it but changed my mind becuase I don't wear my hair out in that pattern only assume it would be good because i'm natural.
I’m beginning to wonder if curly cuts cause more friction to your ends? I noticed that I never get split ends with my curly cuts if I use absolutely no heat. The moment I use a diffuser or blow dryer, my ends look terrible. Then I have to go in and cut off the damage curl by curl.
That's a good point. I know after I got my last curly cut, I air dried...it was a few days after and they did not look like end that were freshly cut.
Oh my goodness it’s always something!
I use to blow out and flat iron my hair then started cutting it dry and curly and my hair is tore up and couldnt figure out why 🤦🏽♀️. Lort idk what it is but our hair must not be meant to be cut this way.
It seems so strange. I don’t understand it!
I will never get a curly cut. Always blown out then cut and the blow drying never damage my curls and by the way the ends or should I say the spilt ends are gone and the hair be the bomb
I’m not getting them either
Hi Sherice ,
Great information thank you! May I ask what is the brand detangling brush you use in this video?
It sucks that people are having issues with curly cuts . I havent experienced any issues with my curly cuts . For me everytime i have had one they cut curl by curl . if anything the last time i got my hair trimmed on blown out hair, Which was in june . My ends were very velcro-y , single strand knots , just horrible , but with deep conditions that basically fixed it .
I try not to get cuts on blown out hair, I loved when I got them done wet, so I think I willl revert to that and then chart my progress and ends. It could very well be the stylists, but I've had two back to back and that was enough to make me sit up and pay attention.
@@SHESOMAJOR yea , i probably will only get my hair cut on blown out hair when i silk press at the end of the year. Also when i do get a curly cut its after my hair has been washed , conditioned and styled . She puts me under the dryer for about 20 min, and then she trims my ends . So technically its not on wet hair but its def not fully dried .
I’ve had very good curly cuts, but I have a great curly stylist in Atlanta Maybe it is the stylist more than curly cuts in general? Interesting topic. I wasn’t aware of the controversy until this video.
@@kishwoodward756 - I agree, I think it has a lot to do with stylists, I think their also should be an option with how you want them to cut it. Most aren’t even skilled to cut wet.
I think the wet cut is for health of your hair and the dry cut is just for the shape
I just got my first dry cut last
week
I'm not impressed at all
Now just a week later , I have to pay more money to address these split ends 🙃
Mee too. I just got one yesterday was just supposed be a trim last cut was 7 weeks ago. She destroyed my ends. $150 for destroyed ends now I need get cut again to fix. My freaking hair gonna be unbelievably short. I'm soooo pissed. She also gaslighting me tellimg me I wasn't seeing what I was seeing. Oh and I had the added bonus of seeing her hard ass areolas the entire areolas hard entire time. She was wearing tight thin shirt no bra. Im not a prude Iv worm a sleevess scoop neck top with no bra before but it wasnt skin tight it was fairly flowy and didn't really show my nips. If it did I would have addressed that. Lol
I had the same problem minus the curly cuts, so i went to Sally's, and she told me to treat my ends like a baby. But i say i had the same problem because i would trim my ends. And it would look nothing happened. Ends would be like girl stop playing with me. And that was when i found peppermint oil. I put it on my hair roots to end. It changed my hair game.
Which brand did you buy? I have a love/hair affair with oils. I tend not to use them because they drip and get on my skin and that tends to break me out.
@SHESOMAJOR i use the now essential oils. To me, this has been the best you can find it at any health food store or even Amazon. And the peppermint oil shouldn't have you to break out. But try it and do a video about it. I love to see how it works for you. Don't be so heavy-handed. That may be why you have dripping.
I always like to get a normal cut not curly ! I can cut my hair at home and it is regular layers. I am just into the science of an Orgnizer cut.
I'm going to learn how to cut my own hair...save me some money for sure!
Got my answer... lol
Easy, Don’t get a dry cut (uneven ends ) if you suffer from damage due to genetics, use of heat tools or chemicals. Hair that gets regularly damaged should be cut wet if all you care about is removing split ends.
My hair is well taken care of, hence why I have decided to remove dry cutting because it's leading to damage. I don't use chemicals in my hair or heat style. And, the solution to my issues that I am reverted back to getting wet cuts that I have been doing my entire life.
@@SHESOMAJOR good idea in your case. Hair can become fragile and split simply from everyday friction and movement, even if you don't use heat or chemicals. A dry cut on curls cant trim every single split end because by definition it’s an uneven cut. These cuts are for folks with strong hair or those who use products to mask and repair damage regularly.
Are you Bahamian?
Beautiful 💁🏾♀️✨💜
Thank you!!
Has anybody investigated mousse? Look up the cons of mousse
Yes, I have. Not sure of your question though? Do you think it has something to do with hair damage?
@SHESOMAJOR mousse has alcohol in it, which is very drying on hair, plus you take that under a hooded dryer.....that adds to the drying of the hair. On top of that, the method says we shouldn't use leave -ins, nor is it necessary to deep condition, plus....the hair is striped of all oils that protect the hair. The hair looks beautiful, but if this method is done long term, it has no chance of staying healthy .
What to use instead of mousse?