Trying 5 CRAZY VIRAL TIKTOK VIDEOS!!
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The floss “works” because floss has wax on it, so they are just waxing their hair, without buying hair wax lol.
yes! this is the content I need today!
Brushing hair with static electricity makes it worse. It's not the same as frizzy textured hair. Have you ever seen anyone with naturally straight hair in an arid climate rub a balloon on their hair? And then the hair goes floating - repelling against other strands?
I have the flattest, least textured, white person hair ever. It couldn’t hold a curl if I put glue into it. The one time I took a soft bristle brush to my hair it looked like I stuck a fork in an electrical socket because of all the static electricity
Same, girl, same.
Literally came to say the exact same thing.
Same!!! No way will I use that type of brush on my dry hair hahaha 🤣. Different tools for different hair types are critical. Viv’s hair is so pretty, I wish I could have big, bouncy, textured hair!! It would fit my personality WAY more than this flat, straight, lifeless hair on my head! 😂😂😂
@@Uh_Yep have you tried pin curls they add lots of volume
It's amazes me how much different kinky hair is from straight hair. I have kinky hair, so it is mesmerizing to see us do it or is it just fun? I love watching kinky hair, but straight hair hacks are so cool to watch!
Your reaction to the women "straightening" her hair with plastic wrap is always how i react haha like no, your hair was already straight, just wet & run a comb through!!
It will frizz after drying, the plastic rap keeps it flat and smooth
I actually assumed the woman did camera trickery because I cannot fathom that actually working.
@@Bunnybunny5656 I honestly doubt it WILL dry, regardless of how kinky or straight the hair is to begin with. It's plastic. It's not breathable.
That Saran wrap wouldn't work on anyone's hair. That was just ridiculous lol.
Frizz and static are different things. Soft bristle brushes are the worst culprit for my static. I have to use an anti-static laundry spray on my hair because it's so bad lol foil doesn't work for me
a soft bristle brush will make the static cling worse. I found the trick of putting a laundry-dryer sheet into your brush (wide bristles)will help with frizz and make you smell dryer fresh. great for travel.
@@forced2makethisbloodyaccou355 I have tried that trick! It helps my weirdo hair for about a minute but then it's right back to looking like I touched one of those plasma balls at a science museum 😂😂
@@stickinug try using water with rubbing alcohol as a hair spritz. It keeps the frizz at bay
Leave in conditioner? I live in Vegas and have straight hair, I avoid hair dryers and use leave ins with a LOT more success than most of the hacks lol
The best thing is tumble dryer sheets. Just lightly rub it over your hair.
I love that you always give the hack the BEST possible chance to work and it's still garbage.
I have straight white hair and after the brush the hair may stick out in different directions due to the influence of electricity from the interaction of the brush with the hair. and you need to use either antistatic sprays or iron your hair with wet hands. that's why foil or dental floss is a good trick for straight hair, because statics is a real problem.
So, the foil isn't actually for frizz, it's for reducing static! Straight hair is really prone to standing on end with static electricity, so using foil is actually reducing the amount of electricity around the hair strands.
Ooohhh. I'll have to try that! I just typically keep a dryer sheet that's been through the dryer once and run that over my hair on super dry days. :)
Girl!! At 13:30 when you're like "just twist!" You make me want to create an account and make a short, just so you can see how much my (stick straight, super fine) hair laughs at that idea. :D To give you an idea, I'll sit there in a 15 minute car line, constantly twist a section of hair... and it falls out as soon as I take my hands off it. If I put it in a clip immediately, it sags back out within 15 seconds. 😆😆 That being said, none of these "hacks" work for me either... except maybe the pencil twist? But all of my pencils are packed right now. I'll have to report back once we've moved. :)
BTW, I LOVE this entire series! And my daughter's rag curls turned out AMAZING! (Her hair isn't as stick straight as mine, so it holds curl a lot better.)
Came here for Viv's hair experiments, stayed for the physics 👌
Please please bring your engineering knowledge to hair more often. I'd love to see you engineer hair straightening with that bamboo stick plan.
Sweetie SAME!.👩🏾🦳 my Hair is Virgin {for 9 years and it is bra length}, but its' straight until half way down then the ends are curly🤨🤔😣. I have two different types of hair, in the one strand.
I found your videos after I shaved all my hair off. So you inspired me and I grow it back, bleached it and dye it red. But my texture never changed just the color. My hair in the from is kinky/curly/straight/frizzy mixed together with no curl definition. The middle/top is more kinky/curly with some curl definition. And the back is curly with the most curl definition. And I don't use heat on my hair.
Soft bristle brushes make my hair more frizzy, I wonder about the tin foil pulling the static from the hair
For everyone with natural non-kinky straight hair like me: Use wood combs or brushes and air dry your hair and the static frizz is no longer a problem.
Yes, air drying is not always an option, however, it is better for your hair, as well, than blow-drying.
Mine is straight as a board but I still get frizz and flyaways and I don't dry my hair. What I've found helps the most, I split my hair in half with center part. I french braid until I hit the nape of my neck, and then loosely twist the length into a bun. Most of any wave or curl will fall out for me but it's smooth and not frizzy.
I live in Vegas, so while it's dry and we don't get humidity frizz we absolutely get static frizz without even brushing lol. Leave in conditioner is everything 🥲
Wood is non conducting, it doesn’t generate electricity such as plastic or metallic brushes/combs
I believe that frizz for straight hair is cause by static and the metal takes the electricity away, causing the hair to lay flat. A hair brush would cause more friction producing more electricity making more frizz.
I have naturally very fine, straight hair. Soft bristle brushes add static to the hair, not sure what the science is behind it, just know it to be true. Especially if the hair is clean or lacking oils or products - which I don’t personally use because it’s really hard to find products that don’t weigh the hair down too much. To provide an example, I used a normal olive oil hair mask that you get at the drug store, I could not even brush my hair it was so stuck together (after I shampooed it out.) I had to use body wash four times instead of shampoo to remove most of it from my hair. Needless to say, fine straight hair is very finicky.
My vote is modify the pencil hack.
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So excited for this!! Missed you, Viv!! Love seeing you!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Huh. I’ve been following for a while, but was still shocked to see the title of this video. I haven’t watched the video yet, and I don’t have Tiktok, which would maybe give some context… but do we really have to call it “white tiktok”?? Like what?? Is there also Black, Asian, Mexican etc. tiktok? And is it actually appropriate to call it that? It sure doesn’t sound very nice!
That Saran Wrap thing wouldn’t work on my 2c/3a hair. Ridiculous TikToks.
I just don't see how it would work on any hair assuming you are supposed to wrap the hair when it is either wet or damp for it to work. Wet/damp hair wrapped in plastic is going to take an age to dry properly unless it's the thinest, fastest drying hair ever or you wrap it loosely which defeats the whole point of the cling film.
😂😂😂😂 😂👏👏 I love the savagely funny side Viv woke up on for this video.
the “frizz” they were talking about is static electricity raising their hair strands. using foil or floss removes the ionic charge and settles their hair. a bristle brush would actually make it worse a lot of the time 😂 i wanna see the heatless saran wrap made natural!
How did RUclips hide this from me?! I'm subscribed and everything 😭
Anyway, that plastic wrap hair "hack" is fake. There is a sneaky cut when she pulls them off and suddenly her whole head of hair is straight and styled. 🤦♀️
edit: Dental floss (usually) has a wax coating, which is probably what was happening with that one.
Personal opinion: I think frizz looks nice on straight hair. I never understood why straight-haired people try to change that. I guess sometimes it’s probably annoying but I think it’s a look. Just saying.
I wanna see rulers in your hair NEXT 😭
I have curly hair and the pencil technique does the same as yours. The pencil gets stuck...🤦🏾♀️
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My hair is made of frizz lol best description of it and it's beautiful frizz! 😁
Viv remains my top favorite person on youtube. Her energy is infectious
With all the tension and friction,this was a whole physics class😅👏🏾
I had really thought the pencil braid might work. I'd love to see you figure out how to make it work.
Even with straight hair that Saran Wrap trick is bs lol
If you were to try recreating a look I'd say go for the beach curl one cuz the rag curls was the first video of yours tha tI saw and I'd love to see another spin on it on you.
I love love love that you're asking for how you could try them again to work for you, I'm soo tired of creators who þ rest tries it one way, sometimes sloppily, and complain that it didn't work.
I have naturally very straight hair (like rag curls with water only does nothing, I need to put some find of product in) a soft-bristle brush just makes my hair more frizzy. If I have a lot of frizz, I use a fine tooth comb.
I know some folks have already answered but yeah, static electricity makes naturally straight hair get super frizzy lol. Soft bristle brushes can add a lot of static electricity. Tbh I usually don’t have much trouble but if it’s dry out my hair can get staticky, and I just use a dryer sheet to tame it 😂
I absolutely adore you! Thank you for the great content. I almost never do my hair and have almost no interest in doing my own hair, but watching your journey brings me an immense amount of joy in my soul. Love you and wishing you health and happiness, always 🥰
I really enjoy this series 😂
to answer your question: depending on the reason for the frizz, a soft bristle brush could just amplify the problem. For instance, I live in a desert dry climate and static electricity *takes over* when I wash my hair. I could load it down with product, but then it gets greasy within a day or two. The foil tames the frizz by taking giving the extra electrons a place to go, and I don't get product build up and have to over wash my hair. But yes, for someone who just has tousled hair there is no reason for any tricks...just use a soft bristle brush! :D
I think she's confusing frizz and static cling. My hair is mostly straight but has a wave if it's not weighed down by too much length. I have a lot of hair but it's thin and fly away in texture so I usually weigh it down with leave in conditioner or mousse. They say to put a ball of foil in the dryer so it makes sense to me that that would work.
My hair is so boring it's just straight and plain. I've tried getting a perm but they never last more than a couple weeks. And I don't know why but everytime I try to curl my hair myself it doesn't work at all, but when I have someone else do my hair it works. Maybe I'm just not good at it lol. All I ever do is dye my hair but lately the color doesn't want to stay it washes out way too quickly. Anyway love your videos Peace and love to you and your family 💙💜💙💜💙💜
Um that pencil twisting thing….. I couldn’t figure out how that can possibly work for anyone 🤷🏻♀️
Can your hair have a pattern with no curl? My cousin had THE FARTHEST from a curl pattern. I feel as if I have a pattern, but it's really tight and doesn't show after a few minutes because FRIZZ!
If you want to re-attempt these...1. Use a round handle brush 2. Make smaller sections.. when doing any kind of roll style especially on thick hair like ours the section should be no more than 2by2. 3.. throughly detangle the section you are doing.. 4 the plastic wrap can possibly work if you hold the dryer over it fr a few minutes 🤷♀️... the floss and foil idea is just dumb 🙂🙂😂
Viv just making my day by posting a video.
Sooooo for that last “hack” with the foil…..I have some straight hair friends that don’t own a comb or brush cause they just finger their hair and go…maybe she doesn’t have a soft bristle brush 😩😩😩😩 idk man I’m tryna figure it out
You probably already got the answer, but if you have frizzy hair, you can't always smooth it down with a brush when it's dry because a lot of the frizz just gets worse with the brushing because of static electricity. This is especially true in dryer climates, particularly in the winter. If I have this problem, I have to wet down my hair a little and use a blow dryer and round brush to smooth it out.
I think the title of this needs to be changed to "Trying 5 crazy FAKE (and misleading) Ticktock hacks," cause that whole brush thing? No. Just no.
Ok the foil one was just stupid....what frizz did she have? Stop it! Love Viv
You should try the first one with a small section ( like a section size you would finger coil, 1/2 of a twist/brais section) and use something small and round like pencil or straw. I used to do something similiar with gel ( gorilla snot) with 2 pieces hair i would leave out ( by my ears or middle of forehead) when me hair was in one - or- to do fake bangs.
A soft bristle brush would only cause static friz to get worse. I assume the metal in the tin foil reacts and neutralizes the static in the hair? This is a common problem in dry climate. I grew up in Ohio and every winter when the heat was on my hair would have all those fly aways and brushing through it just makes it worse. I live in Florida now and the humidity is a whole different issue. Lol
Always fun to watch ur videos.. i have dead straight very fine hair which i use to keep extremely short.. after watching ur channel and ur talk about growing ur hair longer i decided that after 40 yrs of having short hair i would attempt to let mine grow long again and it is now down past my shoulders.. but friz is again my friend in spades and i rarely blowdry or put products in my hair and as its so fine it tangles in minutes in the wind.. i have finally bought some mousse and today was first day out using it and i am kicking myself for not doing so sooner.. no hair in my face at the slightest breeze is so refreshing.. keep up the videos and thanks for inspiring me to get some length back.. oh also when i gather my hair together to plat or put up its about the same as 1/8th of ur hair.. bane of fine hair for me lol
What is your hair regiment? Because you put your hair through alot and it still looks healthy, thriving and lush. 💜
Why is it every time i watch your videos i find myself putting so many things in my amazon cart and becoming confident with doing things!?
Seconding all my fellow straight/wavy haired friends. If I run a soft bristle brush through my hair the static electricity gets a little wild!
I think they mean staticy hair not frizz I’d have to assume my hair gets super staticy I used to keep dryer sheets in my purse and rub them in my hair especially during the winter when everything is super dry! My hair is straight straight
When you're hair is straight, brushes can actually increase frizz, especially in just cleaned hair. It's like rubbing your hair against a balloon. It goes through so quickly, static builds up and "poof".
When my hair was short, I would purposefully give myself "muppet hair" by brushing it with my head upside down. Then when you flip your hair up, the static would give you a faux-fro for a couple of seconds untill it settled down, like the whispy ostrich feathers they use on Muppets for hair.
If you're going for the super sleek hair look, the damaged hairs from the blow-dryer or straightening iron are even more likely to frizz. But if you put in a ton of product to tame the frizz, it can look greasy. Thus the tips and tricks.... Which usually are bunk anyways because they'll only work until the next breeze teases out those broken hairs again.
For the foil - her hair wasn't frizzy. She's just taking the static out of her hair so it lays flatter
I think the secret of those hacks is that they simply do not work, maybe with exception of the pencil trick.
The pencil would work if you straighten it first lol
I think the foil was helping more with static & less frizz.
I use the same wY you did it in lew of a pencil. My hair is moderately curly and I just pin it to my head
you should try the blow dry technique with tiny pieces of hair
the pencil had me nervous lol. Did it not stick you?
I vote for the big rag curls beach waves.
Lol this was so funny . Nice try vivi .
I have tried many straight hairstyles... I have straight dark blond hair.... how ever I have silky hair so neither of straight or curly hair video works,. I even tried finger curls with extra hold spray and it is straight. I watch you and dream about having a hair to play with.
Have you ever tried a texturizing spray or a hair wax? If you haven't, they might be able to give you a little more texture to keep your hair in place.
Why make assumptions 😂😂
who knew we were also going to get a science lesson
many of these women werent even white...
Engineer at work lol
Some hacks work for our textured hair and some don't but I love watching your videos , I love your personality
None of them girl lol
To answer your question: A soft bristle brush on my naturally straight hair causes a lot of static electricity to build up, especially during winter. I ignore social media hacks because 99% of them don’t work for my hair. I control flyaways (the straight hair version of frizz) with conditioner. When I do get static build up, it can be neutralized by patting my hair with a fabric softener dryer sheet. That’s really the only hack I’ve ever found that works.
I love your videos and am amazed at your willingness to try silly things with your hair. Please keep these videos coming!
Hi vj
I mean, brush handles would make a crazy episode of "will it curl?" But all that weight would be tough. I like idea of the jumbo rag curls in lieu of the twisted blow out!
I was thinking with the brush curl it might work if you used moose instead of gel and use a hair dryer to let it dry some it might actually work food for thought I love your videos and your energy always having me laughing and enjoying everything you post😍 long time subscriber
"FRICTION' 😂
Soft bristle brush makes my kinda curly hair frizzy.
The foil trick works instead of a brush in colder climates, because brushes build up static electricity and the foil discharges it. The more you brush, the more static builds up.
The twist would work but you would have to tuck it in and let it set for so much longer. It's basically an undone Bantu knot
The tinfoil gets the static out to tame the frizz. The brush can cause static. None of these are worth modifying. The models don’t look that great.
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Bet you didn't think you were gonna have to use some engineering skills for this video!!
Hahahaha! These videos always get me cackling!
I can straighten my hair and when I go outside, the humidity makes it poof back up! It stays "straight" but gets frizzy way more than the lady with the foil. I'm not sure how to explain to you why, but when it is frizzy like this, just brushing it will not help. It may make it even more frizzy. But I've never tried aluminum foil to get it to lay down better. It may work. I don't know the science behind it if it does. But I'm going to try it. Lol
If you have wavy hair that reverts to frizz with humidity, I don't think the foil hack would work. That's really for getting rid of static which is more of a problem in dry air.
I use a dryer sheet when I am reducing static in my hair.
This was so funny. Love when you post.
Thanks for another video Viv!
I have thin very straight hair and the tuck and roll method works for me I just have to tie the hair to a piece that isn't a part of the twisted section or use a hair clip or bobby pin to secure it. Also you can take the hair in sections and twist them together in a downward direction adding a new section of hair to it as you go and get basically the same results. I do that one when I want my thin straight hair to stay in place for longer and want to get all the loose baby hairs into the twist with gel
On a whole other note growing up I used to wish I had very kinky curly hair and always found people with dark skin more beautiful. As I got older all the reasons I wanted that seemed to disappear because of all the work it takes to care for kinky hair and the way society treats people of color. I have instead grown to just look up to the societal and physical maintenance people of color have to keep up with. I love your videos because they have taught me a lot about the culture behind hair styles people use to maintain their natural hair and still make it look beautiful. For me even your non done hair is beautiful, I wish that society here in America could just grasp that. I think Americans are slowly realizing that but it is so heavily engraved into the African American culture to just cover up their natural hair because that is what white people want. Everyday I see more and more beautiful women rocking their natural hair and that is amazing. I especially love to see videos and things of these same women showing their daughters how to care for their natural hair and rejecting perms. It is wild how many people I know have had to chop their hair off to start fresh because their guardians gave them a perm growing up and their curl patterns never recovered. So I think it is especially important that more and more parents aren't using perms instead they use protective hairstyles to keep their kids' natural textures intact. I love to see it and learn about it.
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Would love to see the saran wrap modified because honestly all the others are simple too do without all the extra ♥️ ya
By "white hair", I think you mean "straight hair"
She said what she said
Different ethnicities have different hair.
@@confuzedgraphite that's what I'm saying. You can be white and have texture...
@@l_7376no what I’m saying is not what you said. White hair will always act differently than black hair. White curly hair acts completely differently than black hair. There are caveats to this obviously, but regardless she meant what she said.
I love love love your videos. If you were to remix any of the hair hack i feel like you could so something with the suran wrap