I remember your fotki too! I miss the old Fotki and LHCF crew. Sistaslick was the first person to set me on the straight and narrow with a regimen and great products over 7 years ago, and my chewed up hair eventually grew to an unbelievable length just above my waist. Seems like a lifetime ago, and look at her now! I was so grateful for her then and even more proud of her awesomeness now!
Hey Audrey. I want to thank you. My hair was breaking and shedding excessively. I was so nervous because my hair density is so thin, and i was afraid i was going bald. Then i fell upon your channel and realize my error was that I definitely was not moisturizing my hair but oiling it. I honestly thought they were both the same. This vlog literally saved my hair. Once i applied a moisturizer and oil sealant, my hair became more flexible and soft. thank you
When I lived in Atlanta, my hair had been doing really well and growing nicely. I shampooed with a moisturizing shampoo, conditioned and detangled, applied a coconut water based leave in, and voila. It grew a stretched inch in a year and was down past to my armpits, stretched, the longest it had been since I went natural. Then I moved to Virginia and went to a stylist who said my ends were dead and tangled, and he cut off so much, it didn't even reach my shoulders stretched. That was 9 months ago and since that time, it has only grown to my shoulder and the shrinkage has increased. I kept the same products and routine but for some reason they were no longer working. My hair and scalp were dry, twist outs didn't look the same. I was really at a loss and researching and trying several different methods and products to get my hair and scalp back healthy and moisturized again. Nothing and I mean NOTHING was working, so even though I didn't like oils, because they were promised to be my saving grace on several articles, I tried them. I went through different types, but the oils would literally just bead on top of my strands. Even when it was soft and shiny, it wasn't growing and my scalp was dry and flaking. I learned about how smooth cuticles of low porosity hair can give the misleading impression of health. I've been wearing protective styles (wigs, crochet braids, hair pieces, flat twists) since December because it's just gotten impossible to style in its current condition. I am so happy I stumbled upon this channel. 1:40 seconds in, I already solved one mystery: Using oils alone just made my hair worse. Shouldn't have trusted all those articles.
InvisibleRen Omg. Same here. When my daughter and I lived in Georgia our hair was thriving. Her hair was long and thick. It grew to her waist. But baby when we moved to Texas our hair health went on a rapid decline. The water here is so horrible. I feel like it's a deliberate attempt to destroy naturals. I know that we might not be targeted, but it sure feels that way. The water became significantly worse, and we moved to another area. My one saving grave might be to buy a water filtering shower head. Anything is worth a try to save our brittle hair. I have cut and recut, but it's still hard and dry. Same as you, all my usual products stopped working. My hair didn't even like the same oils any more.
@@theredrose777 I'm dealing with the same thing and been dealing with it for a whole year now. It's called hardwater damage. I'm a Texan and our water is extremely hard! You both should try chelating your hair with a chelating shampoo amd THEN deep condtion it like crazy, I mean don't just leave it on for 15-20 minutes. Leave it on until you see no more white residue. No lie, I left mine on for 6 hours and afterwards I saw how my limp curls spiraled again. A chelator is the only thing that can get hardwater buildup out of your hair but they are extremely drying to the hair so you'll have to deep condition like it's no tomorrow! Hardwater contains chlorine and stuff like calcium that a regular and clarifying shampoo can't get out of the hair. Basically lime scale is in your hair and scalp especially if your hair looks dull or is turning copper color. My hair is finally seeing results after looking up hardwater and how to stop the buildup. My hair has been completely stripped of it's moisture and just like you two NOTHING was working on my hair. I did an extreme protein treatment because my hair became limp and it didn't even penetrate my hair. I shampooed like crazy and that didn't work, I bought so many expensive products and that didn't work. That's called ambiguous hair, when nothing works on it. Also my ends seemed as if they always needed cutting even after I had cut them weeks before. Hardwater is the worst thing that has ever happened to my hair but shockingly it's still growing but it was shedding like crazy. When hair has a buildup or moisture loss no product will work on it! My hair used to be so sleek and shiny and now it's dull, frizzy, and dry but it's getting there. It'll take a while for me to restore the moisture back. I used the Mizani Phormula 7 shampoo which is harsh and can only be used once or twice a month so y'all might want to try the Malibu shampoo and conditioner which isn't drying. It's probably hardwater buildup and your moisture balance is completely knocked out of wack which is why no product will work on it. Nothing was working on my hair and my hair was limp and it looked like heat damage but now I'm seeing progress, I just have to restore the moisture so I'm going to try aloe vera which is supposed to be moisterizing and It's ph balanced. I too bought a shower filter. You can also use lemon to try to get that hardwater buildup out of your hair. I also ended up with an extremely itcy scalp because of this hard water. I hope I could help you too and sorry I typed so much.
@@atheisticafemenina I know your comment was made 1 year ago but I live in Texas and have issue with dry, brittle hair too. I didn't consider hard water buildup. But normally signs of hard water is dry skin out of the shower. I was in Japan for 2 years and the water there dried out my skin out of the shower and eventually started affecting my hair. What part Texas are you in? I'm near Dallas where showers don't dry out my skin to indicate hard water. Also, I was wondering if I was using too many products with protein in it. So, I detox with bentonite clay and using protein free products, remoisturizing & sealing more frequently between shampoos.
You look so pretty in the video. Thank you for the work you do. There is so much misinformation out there with regard to black hair. Therefore, I'm so grateful for people like you who spread truth and do honest work.
LOVE your books and was so excited to see your YT channel, which I immediately subscribed to! The pictures were so simple and informative, they made it so much easier to understand "the science" behind it all. I can't wait to watch more vids and learn about my hair. Thank you so much!
I did the same thing when I started out! My hair is 4c and very kinky (but my hair strands are fine). After watching hundreds of YT videos i'm finally getting to know my own hair. Its been an interesting 3 years lol. Good luck on your journey =]
I came with the intention to search for the best moisture / sealant for hair.. This is so far the Best educational video out there..Thank you for posting!
I have your book and I have it on my nook. I'm so glad that you are making videos. Plus I'm going back to basics. I thought I can handle my hair after it started growing so I will be watching the videos and reread the book again. Thanks for this.
I will be tuning in to the moisture series! My protein/moisture balance was way off. I purchased the book & made the adjustments. Now my hair is soft & not brittle anymore. My concern is I'm trying to figure out when & how much protein I will need to add so it stays balanced. I'm going to follow the Zone 1 regiment that you mentioned in the book for now and slowly introduce protein back into my regiment. LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!
I know water is important, but it is so detrimental to my styled (usually flat ironed) natural hair! How do you add moisture without ruining your hair style?
Hi just found your channel and I'm so glad I did. I really enjoyed the pictures it made everything make sense. I'm looking forward to looking at part 2. Thanks Again!!!!
Thanks for all the helpful information! My hair is 4C , but with fine hair strands. I have issues with moisture, horrible stand knots and breakage. I've recently been using aphogee and shea moisture but I still have trouble with knots and breakage. It's really hindering my growth :(
I swear this video saved my dry ass hair's life. I had no clue why it wasn't working. I was persistently and desperately adding all kinds of oils to my hair, WITHOUT wetting it first. I only sealed my already dry hair. THANKYOU SO MUCH
Oh my, are you going to do all your old articles from associated contents in vidéo ? Because if so, I think that I will spend my life on your channel ! I translated some of your articles for my readers (I am a French Blogger, I was Manouchka on Fotki, do you remember ?). Anyways, it's a great idea to have your visual interpretation of Hair Care. The pasta analogy : brilliantissime ! Well, if you need someone to translate those videos, I am your servant. Thank you and see you in your next video.
Oh yes, Fotki seems so old now :o) I'm glad to see your growing worldwide and sure I'm going to send you my contact info. See you in your next video/blogpost !
i am middle eastern asian, but i have like the same texture as your hair. would i benefit from products aimed at Afro Caribbean hair? oil slides off my hair?
Bre Bre You have to look at the ingredients. If they include honey, aloe, glycerin or any of the ingredients she listed than it has humectants in it. You can even add humectants to your products or natural deep conditioners
One of your original subscribers. Great video. Very interesting. Thank you. It is nice to put a face and voice to someone's name people keep going on about on RUclips. Great advise.
Could you address how humectants work in dry arid climates? I read that they dont work well in those climates so it would be best to watch out for them and not use products that have them.
Another Great video ... I,m gonna go bk to doin a deep protein condition 1nce a month an I already moisturise reg... How often shld hair get protein an How often shld I be usin a protein leave-in an shld the amount be a relatively high dose in the ingredients section like in the first top 10 ... I have type 4c low porosity .... Thanks Audrey
Thanks for your reply! So how often should I use protein? I did my last treatment (the two step) the end of February. (I also did a henna and hot oil treatment) Can you use the moisturizer from Aphogee by it self? The bottle makes it seem like it can only be used with the protein. Thanks.
Hi Audrey just came across your book and channel and had a quick question for you. Sometime I experience soreness in the top region of my scalp does this relates to dryness or is it another issue? (i wash my hair every 2-3 weeks) please help.
I need Help!!!! I've had protein overload for ever!!!! It's been about 4 months I'm losing hair like crazy little snapping strands every where!!! It seems like no matter what I do I can't get the moisture back!!! I thought I cut out protein but I still find traces of it in my Dc and leave in! My hair is weird cause I have about 4 inches of heat damage at the ends of my hair that gets gummy if I use too much moisture so far I'm in a green house method to try to restore the moisture balance I spritz my hair add raw shea butter and bag it every night should I keep doing this?
Are you sure your experiencing protein overload? If you have gummy hair it seems that you may have over-moisturized and actually need protein. I would give it a try since you have already tried using everything for moisture. Use a light protein to start; Aphogee's Keratin & Green Tea Restructurizer. Wash your hair and spray prior to roller setting (focus on your ends). If this doesn't work, use Joico Clarifying Shampoo (in case the breakage is due to hair product build-up). Also, trim your ends!! Goodluck.
hello, I am just starting my hair journey on my relaxed hair , obviously the key is to moisturize and seal my hair everyday, but my question is how long the oil ( like coconut oil for a light one or castor oil for a heavy one) stay on the hair and does the job as a sealant? My concern is that my sealant oil from monday may prevent my tuesday moisture to penatrate the hair for example. Am I wrong? Otherwise, thanks for this video!
I think if you rinse the oil out and add some humectants on your hair, it will be ready to be moisturized again (: because oils don't have affinity with water, but they do have with conditioners. So working with conditioner before using your humectants again might help! Hope it makes sense!
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I remember your fotki too! I miss the old Fotki and LHCF crew. Sistaslick was the first person to set me on the straight and narrow with a regimen and great products over 7 years ago, and my chewed up hair eventually grew to an unbelievable length just above my waist. Seems like a lifetime ago, and look at her now! I was so grateful for her then and even more proud of her awesomeness now!
Hey Audrey. I want to thank you. My hair was breaking and shedding excessively. I was so nervous because my hair density is so thin, and i was afraid i was going bald. Then i fell upon your channel and realize my error was that I definitely was not moisturizing my hair but oiling it. I honestly thought they were both the same. This vlog literally saved my hair. Once i applied a moisturizer and oil sealant, my hair became more flexible and soft. thank you
When I lived in Atlanta, my hair had been doing really well and growing nicely. I shampooed with a moisturizing shampoo, conditioned and detangled, applied a coconut water based leave in, and voila. It grew a stretched inch in a year and was down past to my armpits, stretched, the longest it had been since I went natural. Then I moved to Virginia and went to a stylist who said my ends were dead and tangled, and he cut off so much, it didn't even reach my shoulders stretched. That was 9 months ago and since that time, it has only grown to my shoulder and the shrinkage has increased. I kept the same products and routine but for some reason they were no longer working. My hair and scalp were dry, twist outs didn't look the same. I was really at a loss and researching and trying several different methods and products to get my hair and scalp back healthy and moisturized again. Nothing and I mean NOTHING was working, so even though I didn't like oils, because they were promised to be my saving grace on several articles, I tried them. I went through different types, but the oils would literally just bead on top of my strands. Even when it was soft and shiny, it wasn't growing and my scalp was dry and flaking. I learned about how smooth cuticles of low porosity hair can give the misleading impression of health. I've been wearing protective styles (wigs, crochet braids, hair pieces, flat twists) since December because it's just gotten impossible to style in its current condition.
I am so happy I stumbled upon this channel. 1:40 seconds in, I already solved one mystery: Using oils alone just made my hair worse. Shouldn't have trusted all those articles.
InvisibleRen Omg. Same here. When my daughter and I lived in Georgia our hair was thriving. Her hair was long and thick. It grew to her waist. But baby when we moved to Texas our hair health went on a rapid decline. The water here is so horrible. I feel like it's a deliberate attempt to destroy naturals. I know that we might not be targeted, but it sure feels that way. The water became significantly worse, and we moved to another area. My one saving grave might be to buy a water filtering shower head. Anything is worth a try to save our brittle hair. I have cut and recut, but it's still hard and dry. Same as you, all my usual products stopped working. My hair didn't even like the same oils any more.
@@theredrose777 I'm dealing with the same thing and been dealing with it for a whole year now. It's called hardwater damage. I'm a Texan and our water is extremely hard! You both should try chelating your hair with a chelating shampoo amd THEN deep condtion it like crazy, I mean don't just leave it on for 15-20 minutes. Leave it on until you see no more white residue. No lie, I left mine on for 6 hours and afterwards I saw how my limp curls spiraled again. A chelator is the only thing that can get hardwater buildup out of your hair but they are extremely drying to the hair so you'll have to deep condition like it's no tomorrow! Hardwater contains chlorine and stuff like calcium that a regular and clarifying shampoo can't get out of the hair. Basically lime scale is in your hair and scalp especially if your hair looks dull or is turning copper color. My hair is finally seeing results after looking up hardwater and how to stop the buildup. My hair has been completely stripped of it's moisture and just like you two NOTHING was working on my hair. I did an extreme protein treatment because my hair became limp and it didn't even penetrate my hair. I shampooed like crazy and that didn't work, I bought so many expensive products and that didn't work. That's called ambiguous hair, when nothing works on it. Also my ends seemed as if they always needed cutting even after I had cut them weeks before. Hardwater is the worst thing that has ever happened to my hair but shockingly it's still growing but it was shedding like crazy. When hair has a buildup or moisture loss no product will work on it! My hair used to be so sleek and shiny and now it's dull, frizzy, and dry but it's getting there. It'll take a while for me to restore the moisture back. I used the Mizani Phormula 7 shampoo which is harsh and can only be used once or twice a month so y'all might want to try the Malibu shampoo and conditioner which isn't drying. It's probably hardwater buildup and your moisture balance is completely knocked out of wack which is why no product will work on it. Nothing was working on my hair and my hair was limp and it looked like heat damage but now I'm seeing progress, I just have to restore the moisture so I'm going to try aloe vera which is supposed to be moisterizing and It's ph balanced. I too bought a shower filter. You can also use lemon to try to get that hardwater buildup out of your hair. I also ended up with an extremely itcy scalp because of this hard water. I hope I could help you too and sorry I typed so much.
@@atheisticafemenina I know your comment was made 1 year ago but I live in Texas and have issue with dry, brittle hair too. I didn't consider hard water buildup. But normally signs of hard water is dry skin out of the shower. I was in Japan for 2 years and the water there dried out my skin out of the shower and eventually started affecting my hair. What part Texas are you in? I'm near Dallas where showers don't dry out my skin to indicate hard water. Also, I was wondering if I was using too many products with protein in it. So, I detox with bentonite clay and using protein free products, remoisturizing & sealing more frequently between shampoos.
Audrey, you are a refreshing addition to the Natural Hair Community! Thank you for deciding to make videos!
See I love it your the type of person who gets straight to the point lol
Not only is this information what I’ve always searched for, your videos are so well done. Thank you!
I loved your book...thank you for the solid information!
thats great video,but i would like you to help us with some advice concerning good products,like staple products,etc...thanks again
You look so pretty in the video.
Thank you for the work you do. There is so much misinformation out there with regard to black hair. Therefore, I'm so grateful for people like you who spread truth and do honest work.
LOVE your books and was so excited to see your YT channel, which I immediately subscribed to! The pictures were so simple and informative, they made it so much easier to understand "the science" behind it all. I can't wait to watch more vids and learn about my hair. Thank you so much!
I agree! And her videos just bring her books to life!!
Hello Lavendar, I am pround too : it is beautiful to see that taking care of our hair became a true passion that didn't fade after a feww months :o)
I did the same thing when I started out! My hair is 4c and very kinky (but my hair strands are fine). After watching hundreds of YT videos i'm finally getting to know my own hair. Its been an interesting 3 years lol. Good luck on your journey =]
I luv this video...easy to understand and straight to the point... great job!
I came with the intention to search for the best moisture / sealant for hair.. This is so far the Best educational video out there..Thank you for posting!
BRILLIANT! Just what I was looking for.
I have your book and I have it on my nook. I'm so glad that you are making videos. Plus I'm going back to basics. I thought I can handle my hair after it started growing so I will be watching the videos and reread the book again. Thanks for this.
I enjoyed your presentation at the LivingNoLye tour Chicago. Very informative.
I will be tuning in to the moisture series! My protein/moisture balance was way off. I purchased the book & made the adjustments. Now my hair is soft & not brittle anymore. My concern is I'm trying to figure out when & how much protein I will need to add so it stays balanced. I'm going to follow the Zone 1 regiment that you mentioned in the book for now and slowly introduce protein back into my regiment. LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!
To echo the other subbies, it's great to watch your videos, which are a perfect compliment to your book! Thank you!
so glad you joined youtube currently reading your book!
Great video @scienceofblackchair! I need to get your tips down!!
Yea for the videos! I bought the book but I'm ADD I didn't finish it. But I love these videos. Keep em coming.
Already LOVE this channel. I learn best through logic and this makes so much sense. Thanks! Also I plan on grabbing you good this weekend.
I know water is important, but it is so detrimental to my styled (usually flat ironed) natural hair! How do you add moisture without ruining your hair style?
Yayy!! So glad your on Yt,it means a lot to us!
Yes! Exactly what I needed!
wow thanks for this! you're so smart!!! and i LOVE it!! i will now be adding aloe vera juice/gel to my regimen
Hi just found your channel and I'm so glad I did. I really enjoyed the pictures it made everything make sense. I'm looking forward to looking at part 2. Thanks Again!!!!
Your videos are perfect. Very organized and informative
Jeez, SO MUCH GREAT INFO!! Thanks for this and your time!
Thanks so much!! So glad you're making videos, the information is wonderful and very helpful!!.
So helpful. Will buy your book!
Great and informative video. You hair is BEAUTIFUL !
Great channel! & I love your website! I will be picking up a copy of your books. What moisturizer do you recommend for relaxed hair?
Thanks for all the helpful information! My hair is 4C , but with fine hair strands. I have issues with moisture, horrible stand knots and breakage. I've recently been using aphogee and shea moisture but I still have trouble with knots and breakage. It's really hindering my growth :(
I swear this video saved my dry ass hair's life. I had no clue why it wasn't working. I was persistently and desperately adding all kinds of oils to my hair, WITHOUT wetting it first. I only sealed my already dry hair. THANKYOU SO MUCH
Okay, you look absolutely gorgeous and I totally missed the fact that you had a RUclips channel! This is great information. Going to share :-)
Oh my, are you going to do all your old articles from associated contents in vidéo ? Because if so, I think that I will spend my life on your channel ! I translated some of your articles for my readers (I am a French Blogger, I was Manouchka on Fotki, do you remember ?). Anyways, it's a great idea to have your visual interpretation of Hair Care. The pasta analogy : brilliantissime !
Well, if you need someone to translate those videos, I am your servant. Thank you and see you in your next video.
new subbie am leaning so much, thank you Audrey you are a great teacher
New subbie here!! I am loving your channel and can't wait to see more of your videos! Gotta love science :D
Excellent video! Very informative!
thanks for the infomation i appreciate it
Good book, it inspired me!
Always on point! thank you so much Audrey!
Thank you for helping me to understand water and oil as it relates to the overall health and performance of my hair. :-)
Oh yes, Fotki seems so old now :o) I'm glad to see your growing worldwide and sure I'm going to send you my contact info. See you in your next video/blogpost !
Thank you Dr. Audrey!
Love it Audrey!
Newbie here! Thanks for sharing your video.
Another awesome video
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I have recently began to use an oil and I was wondering if you know much about it (PEQUI)?
Fantastic video
i am middle eastern asian, but i have like the same texture as your hair. would i benefit from products aimed at Afro Caribbean hair? oil slides off my hair?
maybe you have low porosity hair! check which products are best for your type :D
How Do I Know If A Product Is Humectant? the video was great and this can also be tied into the LOC method ?
Bre Bre You have to look at the ingredients. If they include honey, aloe, glycerin or any of the ingredients she listed than it has humectants in it. You can even add humectants to your products or natural deep conditioners
Very helpful, thanks!
your so awesome for bringing this information. :)
One of your original subscribers. Great video. Very interesting. Thank you. It is nice to put a face and voice to someone's name people keep going on about on RUclips. Great advise.
I love your channel!
audrey. how to get your straight hair look in a humid climate? unless for couple hours.
Could you address how humectants work in dry arid climates? I read that they dont work well in those climates so it would be best to watch out for them and not use products that have them.
love your videos!!!!
can you tell us how to strip hair of built up of products so the relaxer can straighten the hair?
Another Great video ... I,m gonna go bk to doin a deep protein condition 1nce a month an I already moisturise reg... How often shld hair get protein an How often shld I be usin a protein leave-in an shld the amount be a relatively high dose in the ingredients section like in the first top 10 ... I have type 4c low porosity .... Thanks Audrey
Amen. Amen. Amen Thank you Jesus may your mercy endure forever My LORD
Thanks for your reply! So how often should I use protein? I did my last treatment (the two step) the end of
February. (I also did a henna and hot oil treatment) Can you use the moisturizer from Aphogee by it self? The bottle makes it seem like it can only be used with the protein. Thanks.
I have not yet watched part 2, but would you recommend distilled water?
What moisturizers do you like and recommended?
Hi Audrey! I religiously pre-poo before shampoo and I apply my oil to dry hair and baggy overnight. Should I apply hair to damp hair instead?
Thank you
What exactly do you use on your hair ?
Part 2 pretty please?
Hi Audrey just came across your book and channel and had a quick question for you. Sometime I experience soreness in the top region of my scalp does this relates to dryness or is it another issue? (i wash my hair every 2-3 weeks) please help.
Sorry for the typo. I meant to say should I apply oil to damp hair or dry hair and baggy for pre-poo? Thanks
question so when moisturizing one's hair should the butter go first then the oil. or the other way around
I need Help!!!! I've had protein overload for ever!!!! It's been about 4 months I'm losing hair like crazy little snapping strands every where!!! It seems like no matter what I do I can't get the moisture back!!! I thought I cut out protein but I still find traces of it in my Dc and leave in! My hair is weird cause I have about 4 inches of heat damage at the ends of my hair that gets gummy if I use too much moisture so far I'm in a green house method to try to restore the moisture balance I spritz my hair add raw shea butter and bag it every night should I keep doing this?
Are you sure your experiencing protein overload? If you have gummy hair it seems that you may have over-moisturized and actually need protein. I would give it a try since you have already tried using everything for moisture. Use a light protein to start; Aphogee's Keratin & Green Tea Restructurizer. Wash your hair and spray prior to roller setting (focus on your ends). If this doesn't work, use Joico Clarifying Shampoo (in case the breakage is due to hair product build-up). Also, trim your ends!! Goodluck.
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hello, I am just starting my hair journey on my relaxed hair , obviously the key is to moisturize and seal my hair everyday, but my question is how long the oil ( like coconut oil for a light one or castor oil for a heavy one) stay on the hair and does the job as a sealant?
My concern is that my sealant oil from monday may prevent my tuesday moisture to penatrate the hair for example. Am I wrong?
Otherwise, thanks for this video!
I think if you rinse the oil out and add some humectants on your hair, it will be ready to be moisturized again (: because oils don't have affinity with water, but they do have with conditioners. So working with conditioner before using your humectants again might help! Hope it makes sense!
is it true that u shouldn't use humectants on your hair during tge winter
Can you lost good moisturizer and sealant
HI Audrey is extra virgin oil a good light oil for sealing or is it too heavy ?
Yes it is. It is light and non-greasy!
your voice reminds me of Kandi Burruss
I meant book, darn auto Tyler :/
Olive oil, coconut oil and avocado oil do penetrate the hair....
but my hair HATES water :(
That means you need more
i don't understand your point
amen
your soo beautiful
Typer..
You look so cute.
Also your very beautiful
One side of your head look different..
Duh I see them. Sorry.