Hi everyone thank you so much for watching! Popping on to share that my dress is about 2 or so years old from either Asos or topshop :) it’s linen and I’m sure you can find something similar on Etsy 🤗 Also, I wash my hair every 2 or 3 days sometimes more if it’s very hot outside or I’ve done a hard workout 💪 Personally, my hair texture and scalp don’t do well if I wait too many days to shampoo ❤️
I would recommend to comb your hair before you put it in a towel to dry, instead of combing it afterwards. By combing you "break up" your natural curl pattern, so by doing it first thing after showering you preserve your natural curls much more while drying it in the towel! And also, because you dry your hair "up" with the towel, the volume and curls on the top will remain much better when you don't have to comb it anymore. I've noticed a very big difference this way :)
You have the most soothing voice and comforting demeanor. In addition, this is the best video I’ve found for a quick, easy way to style hair out of the shower. No complicated directions or time-consuming processes. Just simple, common-sense tips delivered in a warm, caring manner. Thank you!!!
Hair oils on wet hair! Now, I never thought of that. I also have long, wavy hair, but mine is fine. I use some oil which works nicely when my hair's dry to keep frizz down and make it look more tame. Maybe I will try it on wet hair. I have a homemade leave-in consisting of a blob of a favorite conditioner diluted in water in a small dollar-store spray bottle. I use that when it feels dry. But thank you, Audrey. The curly girl method is too labor intensive and uses too much product to appeal to me.
For the longest time I denied my curls and forced my hair to be straight, but recently I have made a tremendous effort to embrace by natural curls, I loved this video because it inspired me to embrace my curls even more, I am looking forward to seeing how far I can go with them. Thank you! ✨
I'm so happy you're not mad that she called her wavy hair curly, Idk why ppl are so pressed I mean it's not an insult to say curly instead of wavy..... But yeah curly/wavy hair rocks
I have naturally kinky curly hair, almost looks permed and when I brush it out (hard lol) it gets wavy... thats why I think there's a big difference because my natural curly hair is completely different from wavy...lol
Thank you for sharing your hair routine. I used to apply oil to the top of my head which makes my hair looks oily. Now I learned how to apply the oil so that it makes the hair stay soft and aromatic. I can feel the love you have to your daily life. Thanks for sending that energy out!
I chopped of all my long, thick, prone-to-frizziness hair 15 years ago and it was sooo liberating. I realised how many hours each week I'd wasted blowdrying my hair all those years. I dry my hair in 5 mins with hairdryer n my fingers. Only downside is that shorter hair requires regular trims but at one visit to the salon every six weeks I'm still way ahead time wise ! Best wishes from Australia:)
😊I use the curly girl method ...I have 2c curls, I haven’t used shampoo in years, I “wash” with sulfate free conditioner (Alberto V05 strawberries & cream conditioner, costs about $2!) and air dry...it has worked miracles on my hair’s health, I’m glad there are more options for naturally curly hair now❤️❤️❤️
@@elenapelayo1 No dandruff, buildup only after a week, I refresh my hair by spritzing with water and scrunching in between washings but everyone is different so experiment to find what works for you.😊👍
Thank you, Audrey. This video is proving that I am on the right track about my hair. At one point my hair started to get frizzy and I couldn't figure it out. I got two Keritan treatments at the salon which were nice. But then I discovered WOW which really helped calm the frizz. Then I banished all drug store shampoos and conditioners from my use and started purchasing salon grade products. Then I bought a ceramic dryer that seemed less harsh on my hair. My hair started to improve. I used a Moroccan Oil cleansers shampoo once a week followed by a Moroccan Oil hair mask. Again more improvements. I added in Garnese hair oil serum, again good results. I bought Revlon's round hot styling brush. Now I only lightly dry my hair and with the lightest touch style with the Revlon style hot brush. I rarely use the WOW product anymore, but I do use a Kevin Murphy heat protector a few times a week on the ends. It has been a journey, like you said. I have always had thin straight hair but now that I have a few greys coming in they tend to be curly and I have had to color them. I have tried Coleen Rothchild's mask and I really like it. I may try the shampoo and hair serum next when my other products run out.
I really enjoy Briogeo's scalp revival collection. I only wash my hair once a week and the charcoal + tea tree scalp treatment keeps my scalp from itching all through the no-wash days!
DUDE! This has to be the best video I've watched all day! You are goals - your style is so classic and pretty, and your aura is relaxing and happy, and the aesthetic of your videos is just wonderful! I instantly subscribed! I've never used an oil in my wavy hair but im up for anything really! Normally i only use gel and i enjoy the results 99% of the time BUT it takes 12+ hours to air dry and diffusing usually doesn't turn out well. I just need to keep learning so i'm excited to try out your ideas! Thank you!
you and your hair are beautiful. you're the first youtuber i stumble across with naturally wavy hair that does't try to emulate the curly girl routine, which i find refreshing (and honestly i like your result better). i've learned the hard way that fine wavy hair will end up looking wet and stringy 90% of the time when following a routine by a girl with beautiful 3a curls. small ringlets might look great directly after styling but for fine wavy hair, they're so much trouble to upkeep
Hi Audrey! I also have 2a/b thick strands low porosity, dense hair. After I shower, I put serum like Moroccan oil or Trader Joe’s Hair serum, maybe 4-5 pumps, and let it air dry. Every morning after I add a little more Moroccan oil and straighten the top 2-3 inches, spray my fingers with Aqua net (which never leaves flakes) to flatten the fly aways. And use a silk pillowcase ☺
Thanks for putting this info out into the world! The jojoba oil is such a good idea for low porosity wavy hair! It fights my frizz and keeps my ponytail and buns from breaking my hair! TY!
It could be because you have longer hair? Gravity tends to weigh down longer hair and pull it straight. I have longer curly/wavy hair, when I air dry it I like to leave it in a pony tail and scrunch it every now and then to curl it up again. I also do all my detangling BEFORE washing
Hey girly! Only product that comes to mind to recommend is Evo. Evo hair is from Australia and just amazing. I alternate between their hydration line and their protein line as well. I also mix match them. All of their products are amazing including their masks and leave ins. My hair stylist uses their products and it fixed my majorly 10 year old color treated damaged hair. It’s my holy grail! Hope you check it out! Or anyone reading this.. ladies.. look up Evo hair. Amazon says they are an approved vendor by Evo but amazon always freaks me out when it comes to products that can be expired. So I always buy through their website instead. It’s not worth risking getting something sketchy just for the two day prime shipping. I rather be patient and wait the 5-7 days. Hope this helps someone! Much love from Asheville, NC ♥️
Hey, I really love your videos! I have frizzy hair too, so this really helps haha. I’ve always noticed how healthy your hair is, so I’m really glad you shared this. Stay safe! 💛
My daughter has a ton of 4c hair with low porosity too! I have totally learned less is more and lightweight products are better. I was always putting thick conditioners and treatments on but learned that wasn't letting the water moisturize her hair.
I have curly low porosity hair too! It completely dictates what products I can use. The Shea Moisture Sugarcane Extract and Meadowfoam Seed Leave-in Treatment is one of the few products I really like. I am going to look into some of those you listed!❤
Hi Audrey! I have similar hair to you (2B) and I use "Shea Moisture for Curly Hair" it works amazing! It has no sulfates or phthalates and it is the first shampoo / conditioner I haver ever used that makes all of my frizz go away! I also use their "curling smoothie" and it is AMAZING! :) I love your videos!! Thank you for sharing your tips, I will definitely try them out!!
I have 2C- 3C hair. I have found that products with glycerine high up in the ingredients list, don't control frizz in my hair as well as products that have low, or especially NONE. I live on SC/NC border, so I understand the humidity you are dealing with. I love Tre'luxe. For your hair, I would suggest their cleanser and conditioner, as well as their Reflex serum. Some Walgreens carry them, some don't. They can all be bought on the Tre'luxe website, and the products smell amazing. I think of Christmas somehow. BTW, that dress looks wonderful on you!!!
I love your videos so much! I find your voice so soothing ❤ I have curly hair and I have been trying the curly girl method since the quarantine started and I have seen positive changes very quickly. Have you tried that? If so, what were the results? Thanks!
I know this is a little late, but a great tip for you is not to use a comb/brush out of the shower (minus the Denman brush) as it can get rid of some of the curl/wave! I have the exact same hair as you and my journey has been a long battle with my hair, but this tip really helped! I also recommend checking out Moptop hair products!
Great products, a biotin vitamin supplement, and very little heat styling have all contributed to my growing my hair out longer than it's been in decades! Great tips about using a super absorbent towel, wide tooth comb, hair oil (I use Argan, Coconut, Almond oils, depending on my conditioning needs), and letting your hair air dry when possible. I also use an old t-shirt in which to wrap my wet hair. 😊 Stay safe and healthy, always lovely Audrey! ❤️
For me the game changer is the conair infiniti pro. It’s a spin brush that dries your hair. First I blow dry to get most of the moisture out. The spin brush makes your hair look like you stepped out of a salon in just minutes with no effort! I’ve had mine for years and it’s still going strong.
Thank you for sharing! Embracing your natural waves and finding all the right products for your hair type can be a long process (one I've just recently begun). A lot of trial and error, but it's worth it. Also, your top is absolutely stunning on you!
I've tried many times to use sulfate free shampoo with my hair but it just never works out. I have fine hair which makes it get oily and matted faster, and to make it worse I have a naturally oily scalp. If I use sulfate free shampoos then I have to use it almost every day, but if I use a stronger shampoo then I only have to wash it once a week or so. You definitely need to know your hair type and do some experimenting to figure out what works for you.
Selena S. I had the same experience. Before I found the products that work for me I tried all those sulfate free products, and hated them all. Every one of them made my hair much worse, so I don't buy into that any more. The other thing I learned from a hair website as well as personal experience, is that if you have low porosity hair, don't ever use keratin, because it leaves it dry, brittle and frizzy. What's good for one might be awful for someone else.
First, I adore you & love your style (lovely voice). I really love the look of your wavy hair. It adds to your already amazing style. Most times, straight hair is paired with a classic look. You made wavy hair look classic too. Wonderful video. Thank you 😊. Cheers 😀🌺
Every time I watch your videos I can't help but think of how absolutely gorgeous you are! I have said this before, but I just enjoy your voice so so much... ♥️
Just to share my holy grail 2B/2C hair product: water based lubricant. It gives some hold in my hair, washes out with non-sulfate shampoos, gives lots of beautiful shine, keeps the frizz at bay, helps with curl memory, and is SO CHEAP! It seems crazy but I promise it's totally wonderful! PS: I love your videos; you makes me feel like maybe I too could be that sophisticated!
Hi, I read your comment on the lubricant. I have same curl types and my hair hates products. I usually just let us air dry because it gets very weighed down with anything. Which one do you use?
TY Audrey - Great video. The best frizz control product that I have bought came from The Dollar Tree...Salon Selectives Frizz Control (in an aqua tube). After I wash my hair, I towel off excess H2O and then I run a small amount in my hair and comb. I wear alot of ponytails and this product seems to add the look of volume to my hair.
There is a pink Salon selective's tub from the Dollar Tree that says argan oil for damaged hair. It's a lifesaver for my tangly frizzy hair! Now my daughters are using it too. My only complaint is it that it's heavily fragranced, but I actually like the scent and it doesn't bother me.
Your hair is absolutely gorgeous! I have 2a low porosity hair. I have to watch what i put in it so like you i use a light oil and usually a leave in cream and then i diffuse it. I have been loving the Not your mother's kinky curls cream because it makes my hair really soft!
I found your channel last night. I watched your olive tone video and was surprised to relate to everything including the vein coloring! I've come across this video just now and my hair is also the same as yours!
I love your low maintenance hair advice! One tip I can give, is to rinse the hair lightly, with apple cider vinegar before styling. Everybody notices the difference on my hair when I do it, it helps a lot with the frizz and creates a more delicate curl/ wave. ❤️
Thank you for this video! I like how you said to use 2 shampoos. People are often surprised to hear that I have naturally wavy hair (because I’m Asian and Asians usually have straight hair) I was born with curls 🤗 My hair is also very fine but I have a lot of it according to hair dressers and it’s really hard to style becuase there is so many different textures in my hair 😬 I used to fight the wave of my hair and I always had bad hair days 😂 but growing out my hair, I’ve learn to embrace with the texture and work with it Instead or against it. I also like what you said that less is more 🙌
Great to see you back. Pleasant voice. Enjoy your channel and it's a pleasure to watch and listen too. I wish other U tubers would follow your lead in speaking more slowly and gently. Thank you. You are a Natural beauty.
I don't even have curly hair nor olive skin but I watch all of your videos anyway because I know I'll learn something! Thank you so much for the Nizoral recommendation. My scalp is feeling so much better these days :)
Hi, dear Audrey! Your videos have helped me so much! We have very similar hair and skin type (yes, thanks to you I have finally found out that I have pale olive skin) so I have learned so many useful information from you. Thank you and keep up the good work! :)
Consider switching to a second dry towel midway through your overall routine. It’s little extra investment, feels really good, and will probably hasten your drying. I also distribute mine in specific ways before I start twisting it / split it in two directions, wrap the towel edges around the two pieces, THEN twist and raise on top of my head. Plus I sometime switch between starting upright and starting vent over.
Love your hair! I have wavy/curly hair prone to frizz, too. Love Jessicurl products, and also have the Acure Pumpkin Argan shampoo and conditioner and rotate them. Sometimes a little bit of whatever conditioner I used scrunched in the ends upward a bit helps tame frizz. Sometimes I use an oil blend applied the same way. No silicone, though. It blocks moisture from getting in which is good for frizz, but also bad for dry hair like mine, and doesn't wash out without the sulfate shampoos.
I use 100% argan oil and an old t-shirt. My hair is like yours but natural white now. I don't use a diffuser but it takes hours to dry. Sometimes to tame the curls I pop in a few hot rollers. I don't like too many products but do find a light styling cream (Wen) reduces the frizz. Both the argan oil and Wen cream are available via QVC.
I have the same hair type and I find that keeping the diffuser in one place and not shaking it around helps a lot with frizz. That and a good curling/ scrunching gel to keep the curl/wave lasting longer :)
Highly recommend Davines products. They are a B Corp company, so I know they are not against the environment and they work with their local communities. But mostly their products are outstanding. They have hair and scalp masks, shampoos, conditioners, treatments, and styling products. I found them through my hairdresser, but products can be purchased online or on Amazon. They’ve also been doing tutorials on Instagram during the pandemic. Check them out. ❤️
"…less is more; at least for me." For my hair, too. I actually get more spiral waves with less (or no) product than otherwise. KISS method makes for happy hair in this house! LoL! Thanks for this video. You went right to the point, gave just the right amount of information and managed not to be either terse or verbose. ❤️
I bet you could coax your curls out more and skip the curling iron if you combed during your conditioning and then squished to condish. Then you could do your towel and then use a curl friendly gel that helps with frizz and curl structure. I love ecoslay products and blueberry bliss.
Ladies if you want to deep clean your hair and scalp naturally, in the shower, you can gently massage some good old baking soda on wet hair, then spray some apple or rice vinegar leaving it for about 5 minutes, then rinse off thoroughly, then you can add any mask or treatment you want. It really works
Hi, thanks this is helping me surprise my wife with some products. I just wanted to say you voice is so soothing and lovely. You should do voice work, maybe guided meditation. :)
Lovely video, Audrey, as always. I wonder though if with the hair problems you've had in the past, you have any recommendations for hair falling out? Thanks for posting, and for your time.
Great routine - but sun protection is also important! Like wearing a sunhat to protect your scalp or using an UV barrier leave-in product to prevent bleached and dried out ends :)
I also have low porosity hair and struggled with frizz for a long time. My hair is more 2a now with medium thickness. Things either left my hair frizzy or weighed down. My combo is briogio rosarco milk spray for conditoning and ouai wave spray for styling. I spray both after I get out of the shower and before styling.
I love your dress, I recall you mentioning not so long ago that you were trying to incorporate more dresses into your wardrobe. Please could you do a video showcasing the dresses you like to wear.
Hi Audrey, have you tried a mix of leave in conditioner plus a tiny bit of hairgel instead of oil? Works perfect for my curls, but my hair is quite light and dries fairly quick. I also try to form curls while drying them with the towel using your hands. Your hair is really pretty ;-)
A brand that has totally changed my hair is this French brand Christophe Robin. They have this amazing deep-cleanse sea salt shampoo and a luxurious regenerating hair mask. Also very good products to lighten blonde hair that really work... They do other colors as well but I've only tried the brightening ones
I have spiral curls and do something similar I just fix the front. Haha I love braiding and cute clips. The great thing about curly hair is that no one can really tell when it’s not perfect.
Audrey... I know you love the Dyson hair dryer. Would love to hear your opinion on the Dyson Air wrap please. There are so many videos on the air wrap, both positive and negative, making me even more confused 😕
Hi everyone thank you so much for watching! Popping on to share that my dress is about 2 or so years old from either Asos or topshop :) it’s linen and I’m sure you can find something similar on Etsy 🤗 Also, I wash my hair every 2 or 3 days sometimes more if it’s very hot outside or I’ve done a hard workout 💪 Personally, my hair texture and scalp don’t do well if I wait too many days to shampoo ❤️
I would recommend to comb your hair before you put it in a towel to dry, instead of combing it afterwards. By combing you "break up" your natural curl pattern, so by doing it first thing after showering you preserve your natural curls much more while drying it in the towel! And also, because you dry your hair "up" with the towel, the volume and curls on the top will remain much better when you don't have to comb it anymore. I've noticed a very big difference this way :)
Thank you for this advice / experience! Very good idea, I'll definitely try it out! Thanks! 😁
You have the most soothing voice and comforting demeanor. In addition, this is the best video I’ve found for a quick, easy way to style hair out of the shower. No complicated directions or time-consuming processes. Just simple, common-sense tips delivered in a warm, caring manner. Thank you!!!
Hair oils on wet hair! Now, I never thought of that. I also have long, wavy hair, but mine is fine. I use some oil which works nicely when my hair's dry to keep frizz down and make it look more tame. Maybe I will try it on wet hair. I have a homemade leave-in consisting of a blob of a favorite conditioner diluted in water in a small dollar-store spray bottle. I use that when it feels dry. But thank you, Audrey. The curly girl method is too labor intensive and uses too much product to appeal to me.
If you use oils on wet hair, it helps keep your hair hydrated by locking in moisture. Otherwise oils don't hydrate, they just nourish.
is it that weird? I’ve always apply them on wet hair too!!! :)
I noticed that often you have candles burning in the background. Perhaps doing a segment on your favorite 🕯 candles.
Yes, thanks for this request! 😁❤️
For the longest time I denied my curls and forced my hair to be straight, but recently I have made a tremendous effort to embrace by natural curls, I loved this video because it inspired me to embrace my curls even more, I am looking forward to seeing how far I can go with them. Thank you! ✨
Rock your curls! 3c/4A curly girl over here! Curls rule the world! 😁😊
I'm so happy you're not mad that she called her wavy hair curly, Idk why ppl are so pressed I mean it's not an insult to say curly instead of wavy..... But yeah curly/wavy hair rocks
@@milkyway6812 there's a huge difference between curly and wavy tho
@@ih1183 waves are a type of curl pattern so it really doesn't matter
@@ih1183 wavy hair is still curly, because curly is an umbrella term, curly hair is wavy/kinky/coily
I have naturally kinky curly hair, almost looks permed and when I brush it out (hard lol) it gets wavy... thats why I think there's a big difference because my natural curly hair is completely different from wavy...lol
Thank you for sharing your hair routine. I used to apply oil to the top of my head which makes my hair looks oily. Now I learned how to apply the oil so that it makes the hair stay soft and aromatic. I can feel the love you have to your daily life. Thanks for sending that energy out!
I spent the whole night yesterday, searching for routines for 2b hair type, thank you so much, we have similar hair type❤️❤️❤️
I chopped of all my long, thick, prone-to-frizziness hair 15 years ago and it was sooo liberating. I realised how many hours each week I'd wasted blowdrying my hair all those years. I dry my hair in 5 mins with hairdryer n my fingers. Only downside is that shorter hair requires regular trims but at one visit to the salon every six weeks I'm still way ahead time wise ! Best wishes from Australia:)
😊I use the curly girl method ...I have 2c curls, I haven’t used shampoo in years, I “wash” with sulfate free conditioner (Alberto V05 strawberries & cream conditioner, costs about $2!) and air dry...it has worked miracles on my hair’s health, I’m glad there are more options for naturally curly hair now❤️❤️❤️
Do you get any build-up or dandruff?
What do you mean by 2c curls?
@@elenapelayo1 No dandruff, buildup only after a week, I refresh my hair by spritzing with water and scrunching in between washings but everyone is different so experiment to find what works for you.😊👍
I hope you don't get tired of hearing me say how much I love you! Every video you produce is calming and centering for me💖Thank you!!!
Rightt, I feel so calm ☺️ and the “have a good day” at the end warms my heart
Thank you, Audrey. This video is proving that I am on the right track about my hair. At one point my hair started to get frizzy and I couldn't figure it out. I got two Keritan treatments at the salon which were nice. But then I discovered WOW which really helped calm the frizz. Then I banished all drug store shampoos and conditioners from my use and started purchasing salon grade products. Then I bought a ceramic dryer that seemed less harsh on my hair. My hair started to improve. I used a Moroccan Oil cleansers shampoo once a week followed by a Moroccan Oil hair mask. Again more improvements. I added in Garnese hair oil serum, again good results. I bought Revlon's round hot styling brush. Now I only lightly dry my hair and with the lightest touch style with the Revlon style hot brush. I rarely use the WOW product anymore, but I do use a Kevin Murphy heat protector a few times a week on the ends. It has been a journey, like you said. I have always had thin straight hair but now that I have a few greys coming in they tend to be curly and I have had to color them. I have tried Coleen Rothchild's mask and I really like it. I may try the shampoo and hair serum next when my other products run out.
You hair looks amazing recently, this is the perfect hair routine !
I apply nuxe oil on wet hair, braid it and let it air dry ❤
your voice is so smooth I loved it
I really enjoy Briogeo's scalp revival collection. I only wash my hair once a week and the charcoal + tea tree scalp treatment keeps my scalp from itching all through the no-wash days!
Your voice is so calming 😍 and you’re so beautiful
i love your voice, it‘s so calm and soft, i could literally keep listening to you for hours 🙈❤️
DUDE! This has to be the best video I've watched all day! You are goals - your style is so classic and pretty, and your aura is relaxing and happy, and the aesthetic of your videos is just wonderful! I instantly subscribed! I've never used an oil in my wavy hair but im up for anything really! Normally i only use gel and i enjoy the results 99% of the time BUT it takes 12+ hours to air dry and diffusing usually doesn't turn out well. I just need to keep learning so i'm excited to try out your ideas! Thank you!
you and your hair are beautiful. you're the first youtuber i stumble across with naturally wavy hair that does't try to emulate the curly girl routine, which i find refreshing (and honestly i like your result better). i've learned the hard way that fine wavy hair will end up looking wet and stringy 90% of the time when following a routine by a girl with beautiful 3a curls. small ringlets might look great directly after styling but for fine wavy hair, they're so much trouble to upkeep
You have a calmly storytelling voice. Very soothing and therapeutic. 💜💜
Hi Audrey! I also have 2a/b thick strands low porosity, dense hair. After I shower, I put serum like Moroccan oil or Trader Joe’s Hair serum, maybe 4-5 pumps, and let it air dry. Every morning after I add a little more Moroccan oil and straighten the top 2-3 inches, spray my fingers with Aqua net (which never leaves flakes) to flatten the fly aways. And use a silk pillowcase ☺
This top is bold for you…and it’s amazing! Love this look. 🥰
Her voice is so calming and pleasant 💗
Thanks for putting this info out into the world! The jojoba oil is such a good idea for low porosity wavy hair! It fights my frizz and keeps my ponytail and buns from breaking my hair! TY!
Yay! I always get super excited when you upload!!
ME TOOOO
Katherine Cheung I agree.
Me toooo.💝
Loved this video.
Minimal products, low maintainance. Plus,hair looks natural & gorgeous
You’re looking absolutely gorgeous, Audrey! Thank you for another lovely video.
I’m also around 2A/2B and if I air dry, my hair will become straight. I wonder how you still have so much volume and waviness? It’s beautiful!
The curly girl subreddit on Reddit has helped me a lot to learn about this.
Same haha like when it air dries I have a small section that looks like her hair when she's done but the rest is just a weird straight thing
@@Maria-rh4gp same, wth!!! So how you dry it if you don't let it air dry?
That can happen to me as well, i find that i need to add a little extra product. I like leave in creams the best.
It could be because you have longer hair? Gravity tends to weigh down longer hair and pull it straight. I have longer curly/wavy hair, when I air dry it I like to leave it in a pony tail and scrunch it every now and then to curl it up again. I also do all my detangling BEFORE washing
Hey girly! Only product that comes to mind to recommend is Evo. Evo hair is from Australia and just amazing. I alternate between their hydration line and their protein line as well. I also mix match them. All of their products are amazing including their masks and leave ins. My hair stylist uses their products and it fixed my majorly 10 year old color treated damaged hair. It’s my holy grail! Hope you check it out! Or anyone reading this.. ladies.. look up Evo hair. Amazon says they are an approved vendor by Evo but amazon always freaks me out when it comes to products that can be expired. So I always buy through their website instead. It’s not worth risking getting something sketchy just for the two day prime shipping. I rather be patient and wait the 5-7 days. Hope this helps someone! Much love from Asheville, NC ♥️
Love the simplicity of your videos.
Hey, I really love your videos! I have frizzy hair too, so this really helps haha. I’ve always noticed how healthy your hair is, so I’m really glad you shared this. Stay safe! 💛
Me: * has long 4b/4c hair *
Also me: *watches video anyway*
Girl....me too! I like that dress she is wearing though
My daughter has a ton of 4c hair with low porosity too! I have totally learned less is more and lightweight products are better. I was always putting thick conditioners and treatments on but learned that wasn't letting the water moisturize her hair.
Haley Plummer me: *has no idea what 2a/2b hair is*
Also me: watches video anyway
Gurl same xD
Same here: 3a/3b but watched anyway
Your hair is so pretty. I’m trying to grow mine long like yours.
I have curly low porosity hair too! It completely dictates what products I can use. The Shea Moisture Sugarcane Extract and Meadowfoam Seed Leave-in Treatment is one of the few products I really like. I am going to look into some of those you listed!❤
Hi Audrey! I have similar hair to you (2B) and I use "Shea Moisture for Curly Hair" it works amazing! It has no sulfates or phthalates and it is the first shampoo / conditioner I haver ever used that makes all of my frizz go away! I also use their "curling smoothie" and it is AMAZING! :) I love your videos!! Thank you for sharing your tips, I will definitely try them out!!
I have 2C- 3C hair. I have found that products with glycerine high up in the ingredients list, don't control frizz in my hair as well as products that have low, or especially NONE. I live on SC/NC border, so I understand the humidity you are dealing with. I love Tre'luxe. For your hair, I would suggest their cleanser and conditioner, as well as their Reflex serum. Some Walgreens carry them, some don't. They can all be bought on the Tre'luxe website, and the products smell amazing. I think of Christmas somehow. BTW, that dress looks wonderful on you!!!
I love your videos so much! I find your voice so soothing ❤
I have curly hair and I have been trying the curly girl method since the quarantine started and I have seen positive changes very quickly. Have you tried that? If so, what were the results?
Thanks!
You’re voice is so soothing and great to listen to. Really love your videos, kudos!
Currently looking into haircare again with my waves, so glad that you posted! :)
I know this is a little late, but a great tip for you is not to use a comb/brush out of the shower (minus the Denman brush) as it can get rid of some of the curl/wave! I have the exact same hair as you and my journey has been a long battle with my hair, but this tip really helped! I also recommend checking out Moptop hair products!
I'm confused, do you not comb your hair? What do you do about tangles?
Great products, a biotin vitamin supplement, and very little heat styling have all contributed to my growing my hair out longer than it's been in decades! Great tips about using a super absorbent towel, wide tooth comb, hair oil (I use Argan, Coconut, Almond oils, depending on my conditioning needs), and letting your hair air dry when possible. I also use an old t-shirt in which to wrap my wet hair. 😊 Stay safe and healthy, always lovely Audrey! ❤️
For me the game changer is the conair infiniti pro. It’s a spin brush that dries your hair. First I blow dry to get most of the moisture out. The spin brush makes your hair look like you stepped out of a salon in just minutes with no effort! I’ve had mine for years and it’s still going strong.
Thank you for sharing! Embracing your natural waves and finding all the right products for your hair type can be a long process (one I've just recently begun). A lot of trial and error, but it's worth it. Also, your top is absolutely stunning on you!
I've tried many times to use sulfate free shampoo with my hair but it just never works out. I have fine hair which makes it get oily and matted faster, and to make it worse I have a naturally oily scalp. If I use sulfate free shampoos then I have to use it almost every day, but if I use a stronger shampoo then I only have to wash it once a week or so. You definitely need to know your hair type and do some experimenting to figure out what works for you.
Selena S. I had the same experience. Before I found the products that work for me I tried all those sulfate free products, and hated them all. Every one of them made my hair much worse, so I don't buy into that any more. The other thing I learned from a hair website as well as personal experience, is that if you have low porosity hair, don't ever use keratin, because it leaves it dry, brittle and frizzy. What's good for one might be awful for someone else.
First, I adore you & love your style (lovely voice). I really love the look of your wavy hair. It adds to your already amazing style. Most times, straight hair is paired with a classic look. You made wavy hair look classic too. Wonderful video. Thank you 😊. Cheers 😀🌺
I would love to see you try the Curly Girl Method to prevent curling with a hot tool, thank you for all the content you make!
I too have wavy thick hair and I am a huge fan of Moroccan oil. My hair just soaks it up and it smells Devine and leaves my hair soft and shiny :)
Every time I watch your videos I can't help but think of how absolutely gorgeous you are! I have said this before, but I just enjoy your voice so so much... ♥️
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This is crazy, we have the exact same hair texture and very similar routine!
Just to share my holy grail 2B/2C hair product: water based lubricant. It gives some hold in my hair, washes out with non-sulfate shampoos, gives lots of beautiful shine, keeps the frizz at bay, helps with curl memory, and is SO CHEAP! It seems crazy but I promise it's totally wonderful!
PS: I love your videos; you makes me feel like maybe I too could be that sophisticated!
Hi, I read your comment on the lubricant. I have same curl types and my hair hates products. I usually just
let us air dry because it gets very weighed down with anything. Which one do you use?
Hi! I use a generic brand from my local drug store. It is also more of a jelly rather than liquid texture. I think KY Jelly would do the same. :)
TY Audrey - Great video. The best frizz control product that I have bought came from The Dollar Tree...Salon Selectives Frizz Control (in an aqua tube). After I wash my hair, I towel off excess H2O and then I run a small amount in my hair and comb. I wear alot of ponytails and this product seems to add the look of volume to my hair.
There is a pink Salon selective's tub from the Dollar Tree that says argan oil for damaged hair. It's a lifesaver for my tangly frizzy hair! Now my daughters are using it too. My only complaint is it that it's heavily fragranced, but I actually like the scent and it doesn't bother me.
Your hair is absolutely gorgeous! I have 2a low porosity hair. I have to watch what i put in it so like you i use a light oil and usually a leave in cream and then i diffuse it. I have been loving the Not your mother's kinky curls cream because it makes my hair really soft!
I found your channel last night. I watched your olive tone video and was surprised to relate to everything including the vein coloring! I've come across this video just now and my hair is also the same as yours!
woww your voice and video is soo calming and relaxing
I love your low maintenance hair advice! One tip I can give, is to rinse the hair lightly, with apple cider vinegar before styling. Everybody notices the difference on my hair when I do it, it helps a lot with the frizz and creates a more delicate curl/ wave.
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Thank you for this video! I like how you said to use 2 shampoos.
People are often surprised to hear that I have naturally wavy hair (because I’m Asian and Asians usually have straight hair) I was born with curls 🤗
My hair is also very fine but I have a lot of it according to hair dressers and it’s really hard to style becuase there is so many different textures in my hair 😬
I used to fight the wave of my hair and I always had bad hair days 😂 but growing out my hair, I’ve learn to embrace with the texture and work with it Instead or against it.
I also like what you said that less is more 🙌
Great to see you back. Pleasant voice. Enjoy your channel and it's a pleasure to watch and listen too. I wish other U tubers would follow your lead in speaking more slowly and gently. Thank you. You are a Natural beauty.
Every video of yours amazes me so much!
I don't even have curly hair nor olive skin but I watch all of your videos anyway because I know I'll learn something! Thank you so much for the Nizoral recommendation. My scalp is feeling so much better these days :)
Hi, dear Audrey! Your videos have helped me so much! We have very similar hair and skin type (yes, thanks to you I have finally found out that I have pale olive skin) so I have learned so many useful information from you. Thank you and keep up the good work! :)
Consider switching to a second dry towel midway through your overall routine. It’s little extra investment, feels really good, and will probably hasten your drying. I also distribute mine in specific ways before I start twisting it / split it in two directions, wrap the towel edges around the two pieces, THEN twist and raise on top of my head. Plus I sometime switch between starting upright and starting vent over.
I kept my microfiber towel longer and it WORKS! Thank you so much.
I love Innersense Organic Beauty products. They are for all hair types and super light weight, no build up. Thank you for sharing your hair routine!
Love your hair! I have wavy/curly hair prone to frizz, too. Love Jessicurl products, and also have the Acure Pumpkin Argan shampoo and conditioner and rotate them. Sometimes a little bit of whatever conditioner I used scrunched in the ends upward a bit helps tame frizz. Sometimes I use an oil blend applied the same way. No silicone, though. It blocks moisture from getting in which is good for frizz, but also bad for dry hair like mine, and doesn't wash out without the sulfate shampoos.
I use 100% argan oil and an old t-shirt. My hair is like yours but natural white now. I don't use a diffuser but it takes hours to dry. Sometimes to tame the curls I pop in a few hot rollers. I don't like too many products but do find a light styling cream (Wen) reduces the frizz. Both the argan oil and Wen cream are available via QVC.
You look AMAZING in black (or very deep blue, idk) 😍😍😍 just imagine this look with a burgundy lipstick, so chic!
Your voice is so soothing!!
Woah. What timing. I just started researching how to do the curly girl method for my 2a/2b hair.
Amazing video! Your hair is so beautiful!
I have the same hair type and I find that keeping the diffuser in one place and not shaking it around helps a lot with frizz. That and a good curling/ scrunching gel to keep the curl/wave lasting longer :)
FINALLY, someone with the exact same hair type as me (well, okay, excluding dandruff, cause I don't have that). Thank you for the video ^^
I’d love to know your morning beauty/health/fitness routine especially with your emphasis on minimal steps and easy elegance!
I love the look of your natural curls.
Me: *hit the thumbs up before watching the videos by Audrey*
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Highly recommend Davines products. They are a B Corp company, so I know they are not against the environment and they work with their local communities. But mostly their products are outstanding. They have hair and scalp masks, shampoos, conditioners, treatments, and styling products. I found them through my hairdresser, but products can be purchased online or on Amazon. They’ve also been doing tutorials on Instagram during the pandemic. Check them out. ❤️
"…less is more; at least for me."
For my hair, too. I actually get more spiral waves with less (or no) product than otherwise. KISS method makes for happy hair in this house! LoL!
Thanks for this video. You went right to the point, gave just the right amount of information and managed not to be either terse or verbose. ❤️
I use Morrocan Oil Curl Defining cream and it's amazing at reducing frizz and enhancing a natural wave! And it smells amazing
Gah I love your channel you literally cover everything beauty related 🍿👏
I bet you could coax your curls out more and skip the curling iron if you combed during your conditioning and then squished to condish. Then you could do your towel and then use a curl friendly gel that helps with frizz and curl structure. I love ecoslay products and blueberry bliss.
Ladies if you want to deep clean your hair and scalp naturally, in the shower, you can gently massage some good old baking soda on wet hair, then spray some apple or rice vinegar leaving it for about 5 minutes, then rinse off thoroughly, then you can add any mask or treatment you want. It really works
Hi, thanks this is helping me surprise my wife with some products. I just wanted to say you voice is so soothing and lovely. You should do voice work, maybe guided meditation. :)
I love Giovanni hair products! Their conditioners are especially great and all their products are so natural
Beautiful hair. So Audrey you no longer uses the Revlon hairdryer? I was contemplating purchasing it. Thank you
Lovely video, Audrey, as always. I wonder though if with the hair problems you've had in the past, you have any recommendations for hair falling out? Thanks for posting, and for your time.
You hair is gorgeous!! Always.
I can believe in all of youtube land I found my skin and hair twin. 😩I so happy
Great routine - but sun protection is also important! Like wearing a sunhat to protect your scalp or using an UV barrier leave-in product to prevent bleached and dried out ends :)
After envying your hair in previous videos, I was secretly hoping you'd post this
I also have low porosity hair and struggled with frizz for a long time. My hair is more 2a now with medium thickness. Things either left my hair frizzy or weighed down. My combo is briogio rosarco milk spray for conditoning and ouai wave spray for styling. I spray both after I get out of the shower and before styling.
I love your dress, I recall you mentioning not so long ago that you were trying to incorporate more dresses into your wardrobe. Please could you do a video showcasing the dresses you like to wear.
Hi Audrey, have you tried a mix of leave in conditioner plus a tiny bit of hairgel instead of oil? Works perfect for my curls, but my hair is quite light and dries fairly quick. I also try to form curls while drying them with the towel using your hands. Your hair is really pretty ;-)
Thank you so much! I'll try :)
A brand that has totally changed my hair is this French brand Christophe Robin. They have this amazing deep-cleanse sea salt shampoo and a luxurious regenerating hair mask. Also very good products to lighten blonde hair that really work... They do other colors as well but I've only tried the brightening ones
Great video packed with info. Calm and relaxing.
I have the same hair type and I suggest you trying diy flaxseed gel
It works wonders to keep more defined waves, shiny and less messy hair
I have spiral curls and do something similar I just fix the front. Haha I love braiding and cute clips. The great thing about curly hair is that no one can really tell when it’s not perfect.
Your voice is very calming..............
Audrey... I know you love the Dyson hair dryer. Would love to hear your opinion on the Dyson Air wrap please. There are so many videos on the air wrap, both positive and negative, making me even more confused 😕
Ok I subscribed within 2 seconds. Love your voice