If You Want Hair Volume...DO THIS // SECRETS HAIRSTYLISTS AREN'T TELLING YOU
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- If you want hair volume, you need LESS VOLUME! There's a secret that hairstylists aren't talking about and may not even realize they're doing. This secret is helping them to create more volume in your hair than you can. I'm going to reveal that secret as well as 5 simple hair hacks to help you use it so you can have the perfect amount of volume for your hairstyle. Blowdrying your hair with certain techniques is great and using the best product for volume is also important, but once you understand this principle, EVERYTHING will change with how you approach getting more volume in your hair.
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Did this all make sense?
Makes lots of sense, you explain things very well. Thanks again!
Except we didn't see final results at end
I would have liked to have seen her finished hair.
Yes, definitely.
You are an amazing teacher and incredibly generous. Thank you for demystifying hair and how to get the right look!
Thank you Justin! This video makes so much sense to me. I always blow dry my hair upside down to get lift and have never thought of only drying the top upside down. I also make the mistake of not taking my volumizing product all the way to the ends. Thank you for your suggestions!
You’re so welcome! Glad I could help! Looking forward to hearing how this helps!
Me too!
Me, too...sounds like we both have the same story!😉
Same! I’ll try this tomorrow when I wash!
Wow i just fell in love with this Chanel .. I love that you use your wife to demonstrate she's lovely 😊 and well you guys saved my hair so thank you and God bless you both
I don’t know if it’s a good thing to do, but I use the diffuser on my scalp after I put in product. I use it like a brush on my fine straight hair and put my head down and brush from bottom to top. I get amazing root volume that way.
Hey, if it gets you the results you’re after…it’s a great idea! That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing that with us!
What a difference washing my hair this morning. So much easier puting the back in a ponytail whilst drying the top upside down. I saved so much time not having to calm down the whole head of my wild curly hair. Thank you so much. X
Thanks for the Hair Hacks Hickox! I love “hair hacks” and it seemed a natural alliteration! 😋. I blow my hair upside down and the hack of pinning the sides down and focus on blowing just the top upside down makes perfect sense. Going to give that a try! Thank you!
Wow, so glad I watched this one. I have one of those oval-shaped brush dryers, which is much easier for me to manipulate than a round brush + dryer, and it may be the case that I only need to use it on the top, where I want volume. I have struggled with the best combination of drying and flat ironing techniques, as my hair is fairly frizzy/wavy and needs to be smoothed regardless. This video was super useful - I have learned a lot from you this past year.
I'm on the fence about getting one of those. I've heard they are damaging and can pull out the hair. Do you really like a brush dryer? I want more volume but having trouble with a brush and dryer at the same time. I end up using hot rollers for volume after I dry it.
Thank you Vicki! So glad to hear I can help a bit! Definitely let me know how that turns out for you.
They can work great! The ones that have a plastic looking interchangeable brush with little balls on the ends of the individual teeth can be great. We used to use them in the salon all the time and I never had them pulling too much on hair.
@@justinhickox good to know.
I have that tool (cheap version, not salon quality) and my hair is the same. But if I try to style it to the back, it gets too full. As to the question below, it doesn't pull any more hair than a brush and blow dryer but helps with less frizz because you're drying from underneath.
LOVE THIS! Volume, volume!! This makes total sense! I need all the tips for long, thin, fine hair! Thank you for this video!🤗🧚♀️🌷☀️✨💗🌸💜
Best, most informative & appealing hair videos out there.
And I LOVE all those windows with thin framing!
Justin, that was very helpful! My hair is short and fine and I will give this a try and then let you know how it went. Love your videos and your determination to help women and their hair. I am in my 70’s and still keep learning.
Thank you! As a wavy/curly I need the top volume - I will try to flatten the sides lol! Also w/my face shape I need some lift (and bangs) to balance me out. 😊
You’re so welcome! Glad I could help. Can’t wait to hear how it works out for you!
@@justinhickox Thank you 😊
Justin Hickok, PhD!
Wow. It made perfect sense.
The depth of your knowledge is astounding! Please come to Minneapolis and apply your magic to my hair! It would be such an honor to have you cut and guide me on my hair. You are so dedicated to educating the world about this topic . Your enthusiasm is fantastic. I need my weekly dose of Professor Hickox! Thank you for all that you do.
Diedre, you are WAY too nice! I truly appreciate that kindness. We actually pick up our van for road-tripping this month so who knows where we may be over the next months! ;)
Thank you so much. I have alot of thick straight, heavy hair. Grows fast too! A love volume especially on top. I will give this a go. Recently I have been getting my hair cut in layers which has been helping. Love your videos 🥰
YES! More thin/flat top tricks! Can’t wait to try them out. This also makes me realize shorter, straighter sides with longer volumized top (using round brush) is likely going to produce both illusion AND easier product-infused height. Maybe? 🤣 (A little less bowling ball look). Getting excited Justin!
Awesome Cheri! Glad I could help! Let me know how it goes for ya!
Pinning my side hair while drying, drying upsidedown just the top - fenomenal, thanks👌
Thank you. I have very thick wavy hair, so I'm always after less volume on the sides. I look forward to trying it out 😊
Never thought of tying part of my hair back to blow dry. Brilliant! Hopefully it will keep the ends from frizzing too! Also, waiting on the That Doesn't Suck t-shirts!!
Thank you for this topic! I've been putting a lot of your tips and techniques to work in helping me to style my hair. I began watching you earlier this year and have caught up with your past videos to get up to speed on everything I've missed. I've had so many days of feeling like my hair was in control and I was going along for the ride and now finally feel like I have more of a working relationship with it. Thanks for all your information and insight, it has really made difference and it's always nice to you and Dionna working together, you are such a cute pair!😁
Made sense. I knew this but hearing it out loud that volume is an illusion was like yep! Thanks for sharing your genius!
Makes complete sense that I have NEVER thought about or been taught. I can't wait to try this....when the humidity is not so high for my curly-hair-that-I-want-to-style-straight style. In fact, do you have any great advice to help keep the frizz down during the humidity for the curly girls?
Awesome! Can’t wait to hear how it works!!! As for humidity, one thing that can help that I don’t hear a lot of people say is to actually dry your hair in the humidity (so outside, or open a window to allow more moisture in the room etc). One of the reasons hair gets frizzy is because it’s trying balance out the moisture. Blowdry in a dry climate then head outside into humidity and it will suck in the moisture, dry it outside, it will already be balanced. It is important to know that if you head inside into AC after drying outside, the same thing will happen. Hope that helps a bit.
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That's an intriguing idea.
It explains, why I never experience this effect, despite having wavy-curly hair.
We mostly don't have air-conditioning here and I only ever half dry my hair with a diffuser...if that. If anything, my hair gets frizzy and limp, if I do happen to spent more then half an hour in very dry air (the occasional conference room or such).
@@justinhickox Wow! Okay....that's a challenge since (the reverse of @Rara Avis) I am in and out of dry (where I prefer) and humid GA heat all day long. But I do appreciate that tip as I will try to make that a plan and see if I can pull it off.
Yes...but I really would have liked for you to show us how to get volume at the side (maybe that applies to us 'more mature' women). But I also think it would have enhanced a better understanding...at least for me.
Great video! I like the idea of sectioning the hair for drying. Could you show us some tips and products for long, curly hair? Thanks!!
I’m going to place volume product from root to tip today- I expect great results! Thanks for the video.
Hi and thanks for the video! I sometimes use two or three velcro rollers on the top of my long hair to add some volume.
Thank you Justin. I have fine hair, and I am always trying to get volume at the top.
Wow, these tips are great and I’ve not seen them presented anywhere else before. Can I just say I’m jealous of Dionne because my husband can’t style my hair? 😁
Makes total sense . I blow dry same way because I get frizzes if I "upside down" entire head. I also flat iron the same way to avoid "bowl cut" bend ;)
Interesting concept! I’m going to watch and listen again to make sure I understand everything you’re communicating. I had my hairdresser cut my hair shorter in the back with a bevel and it looks great from the sides and back but the front is still layered probably too short because it falls forward and looks like a bowl cut. I’m going to try growing out the front layers and see if that silhouette improves. I’m now using Hairstory products and I love them, my hair is less flyaway and the fine texture is easier to style.
Hi Justin. Yes, your video made perfect sense. I have been following your tutorials for 2 weeks now. and I’m sooo glad that I found you, just by looking through the feed. You definitely know hair and then some. Thank you for making this tutorials. I will be looking forward to your new content as well as your older content, which is new to me. Your amazing! Thank you again. Btw, your wife is gorgeous! 🫶🏼
Thank you... really learn a lot from you. Missed your outdoor views though today!
Thank you! So glad to hear that! I missed filming outside too!
WOWZER! Thank you sooo much for probably the best hair tip I've ever tried! I love my hair again! Woo HOO! BTW, can you please suggest a dupe for the Dyson hair dryer? TYIA! xx
Yes, do we have to buy that Dyson? I am not a millionaire in any sense. Help! Yes, I understand it has no heat to damage my hair. Can't Someone have some sense they could make one without heat, so not only millionaires can have nice hair?
Thanks Justin! Great tips! Will definitely try!! 👍
It makes total sense. I always look forward to Tuesdays to see what you have in store for us. My question is, how do you get volume on the sides without adding volume on the top with long hair?
Thank you so much! I appreciate that. You would basically use the same techniques as I did in the video just opposite, if that makes sense. So for instance you would pin the top down and then touch your head upside down and dry the sides upside down to get more volume. Hope that makes sense!
@@justinhickox , yes that makes sense. I can't wait to try. I have a "cowlick" in the front which always makes it hard not to have volume on top in the front. I'll try pinning it down while drying. Thanks so much! Have an awesome day. 😎
Thank you so much for this. Can’t wait to try some of them ♥️
Awesome Linda! Can’t wait to hear how it works for you!
So much good stuff in this episode! I’m going to watch again and take notes!!
Here’s my guy, with another great video!!!!!….I needed this SO badly!!!!..😂😂😂😂thank you so much, it finally made total sense to me!!!!👏👏👏👏👏💜💜💜💜💜
Hey Linda! Great to see you as always! Glad I could help! Thanks for the support as always!
Extremely helpful video! Thanks a lot!
Thank you for this video. I have very long, middle of the back hair that is fine. I use a root lift spray on my hair when I dry it and it helps some.
This video was super helpful! Thanks so much!
This is such a helpful video, as they all are! I know you don't want to recommend a particular volumizer but for those of us who are fairly product ignorant would you mind just giving a few examples of good volumizing product?
Thank you! Can’t wait to try some of your tips😊
Hello! Great tips! I hope you have have a lovely day. I just got home from a tea party and I had a wonderful time. I hope you have a fabulous week ahead. Thank you for posting your video and your expertise!
I learn soooooo much from these! Thank you! One question... if I'm one that wants more volume on top and less on sides in a bob shape, does it matter what order I dry my hair( i.e., clipping down the side, blowing the top upside first or clipping the top up blowing straight down on the sides then the upside down trick? Hope it makes sense what I'm asking... Thank you again for these videos!!!
Awesome! Glad I can help. I would dry the top first just to ensure the roots on top don’t dry too much before you get to them after the sides. Drying the top first will also allow it time to cool down while pinned up so the roots will even be more locked into shape up off the scalp with more lift.
Can't wait to try this! Thank you so much for your reply!!!
Thank you, yes it made sense. I was wondering why you were filming in the house. Mosquitos is a very good reason. Be blessed~
Great info. Thanks so much!
You’re so welcome! Glad you liked it! Did it all make sense?
I'm so fond of your videos. Will you please teach techniques to use round brush and which brands of brushes gives the best results plz ?
Wish I had the opportunity for you to cut my hair.... some stylists even give up!! Naturally blonde, very fine and thin....
and, oh yes...FLAT! STRAIGHT!
Mee tooooo!
Yes! I will give it a try! Thank you!
Good tips I hadn't heard ever before!
Awesome! Thank you. Glad I could help. Did it all makes sense?
Thank you for all that valuable information
HI, LOVE THIS CHANNEL. The second your head gets warm, sweaty or humid…END OF ANY ROOT LIFT from Blowdrying whatever direction or nozzle used, pooof, gone! So the question is, how do you keep that root lift once blowdried please? Xx
All makes sense!😊. Please don’t laugh! I’m from the South. We have expression ( Higher the hair , closer to GOD). I’m working with a lob hairstyle. Blessed with Healthy full hair. Have great body- can wear naturally curly Fine but TONS OF IT. I’m a flip over dryer. I’m 63 young!
I've been drying the top of my hair upside down for years, sides, I the small round brush on the sides and back to highlight my waves.
Wonderful info. I have always wanted to know this type of info!
Awesome Tana! Glad I could help. Did it all make sense?
Right at the beginning, "Flatter" is a word. It is a descriptor for the relative quality of flatness between two or more things.
Some of the tips remind me of a 1940s instructional video about face shapes and hair.
Great tips, Justin. Thank you.
I love watching your videos..I wish you could do my hair 💖
Thank you Tracie! I appreciate that!
Do you travel ever to certain sites?
Thank you Justin I will give it a go?
Love it. Brilliant!
Thank you, Justin, so helpful for me. If you live near Portland, I hope you are safe!😫
Ok I see a before pic & your facial hair actually makes you look younger!!
This is so helpful. Thank you very much. Liked and subscribed. 👍
How do you get volume in top of curly hair?
Thank you Justin. I can’t wait to try these tips. What do you think of the blow dryer brushes? I cannot afford a Dyson!
I just get my hair cut short. Then a week or two when it starts to grow, my hair grows fast in the summer. It has way more volume, I don’t even have to blow dry it. Once it gets a little longer, I will blow dry it. I didn’t like my hair after this last cut. She went to short on the sides and more on the top. So I just come home and cut it how I want it. I know, I shouldn’t be doing that. But I always have if I have hair sticking out after it’s cut. It isn’t cut right. It’s my hair and I know my hair. If I could cut it myself and have it look right I would. But I know better. So I give the stylist a chance. And then I snip off what’s sticking out when they’re done.
Needed to see this, thanks so much!!! ❤️ (hope you didn’t get malaria out there) 😂
Awesome! Glad I could help! Did it all make sense? And, no, thankfully I didn’t get malaria but dang, those little guys were relentless!
Another fantastic tutorial. I learn so much every time. Quick question 🙋♀️… I have a long face but a shallow forehead (most of my length is in the mid-face). Is that why the one time I got a fringe (bangs) cut it looked appalling? Or was it just a bad cut?!!
Thank you! Glad to hear it. Honestly, it's tough to say...could be a bit of both. I'd need to see your hairline and texture etc as well as the bangs to really know how to best answer that.
Yes, it did make sense, but when did you put on the heat protector? Before or after the volumising product?
Great question. I would put it on, simply to help distribute the volumizer through a bit better while you're applying the heat protecter.
You have a beautiful wife with stunning hair. Thanks for your videos !
Wish I could give you 10 thumbs up for this info. Thank you!!
You're awesome! Thank you!
I’ve always blow dried my hair upside down, and had no idea what I was actually doing (I’m pushing half a century!). It was just faster to dry my hair that way (lack of patience, and time to spend on myself lol) 😂
Thank you for all of these tips. I’ve not only been applying product incorrectly, but also drying my hair wrong. I do find using a round brush a little difficult to use. Any suggestions, tips, or alternative brushes I can use. Thank you!
I love your videos! One comment intended as constructive: The background music level is a bit high. To me, it was a bit distracting.
You are great
Thanks for the video, Justin! How about suggestions for us lucky ones who have fine, THICK (color-treated) hair (aka a LOT of hair that does NOTHING) 🤦
You are a genius.
I just scrunch my hair with a little product and then let it air dry with curls. Alas, as my hair grows longer it tends to have more volume on the sides next to my ears which makes my face look wider. As my hair is quite dry I only wash it twice a week so every morning I just scrunch it up again with a little water and I am usually good to go again. As I don’t go out very much except to the grocery store or appointments it is enough for me but I still like to look OK during the day. DO YOU HAVE ANY HACKS FOR FINE, CURLY, GREYING HAIR? I loved your video on cutting bangs and will try your advice next time I cut mine as I never let the hairdresser cut mine as they always cut them too short.
Hi Justin,
It always feels so cheesy to say "You have read my mind"!!!!! But that is true 🤷♀️
Great, much needed and almost requested video.... I always section my hair to blow dry. I had heard that drying in the opposite section of where you want to lay it creates volume. That works for the most part except after that volume, the volume on the other side close to the scalp seems so much less. I was going to reach out to you and ask if you had any tips for that but you just addressed that with hack #4. Thank you once again for this much needed video!
As always, much love and light to you from (self proclaimed) your biggest fan from Charlotte, NC ❤️
Hey! Never seems cheesy to me! I always appreciate that. Glad I could help a bit!
I luv this! (I have a fat head 😂) thank you I’ll try this
Are you a mind reader?
I was trying to figure out this very thing only this morning.
Since being in menopause my naturally fine hair has become even finer and I am.struggling to get any height at the crown.
I have a pixie bob and have no problems at the sides but the top is such a problem.
I've even ordered some Velcro rollers to see if I could stick some in while I do my makeup to see if they help lift it a bit. Will let you know if it works once they arrive. Sigh. 😑
Hey! So glad to hear I could help a bit. Yes, this is much easier to use on shorter hair. A fair amount of volumizer on top and lay the sides a bit flat and you’ll see a huge difference!
Oh, please be very careful with the velcro rollers! They're evil little buggers.
Try only one at first and see, how that goes. You don't want to have half a dozen of them stuck in your hair, after finding out, that they're harder to remove then you thought!
@@raraavis7782 - Thanks for the warning.
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omg i desperately need you to give me a haircut Justin!!! come to Qatar please!!!
I really like that idea. I, have a problem can your hair get shocked when getting a hair cut. ( Because I got a hair cut last month and it didn’t really grow. So I, didn’t get my haircut this month. I will make a hair cut appt next month. Thank you
Are you and your wife heading toward the Northeast in your RV?
Do you know anything about African American hair?
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Thank you Julie!
All of my hairdresser's overwork my hair trying to get volume, And, the end result is a sad, flat drive home.
The diffuser "hack" is nonsense
She rubs the product between her palms but touches her hair only with tip of the fingers… how does the product get into hair lol
This was so helpful! Thank you!