Yes would love to see the difference between techniques with the same products. I’ve only stuck with one technique so far and haven’t even switched products
Thank you firstly your waves and hair length just helped me avoid a big chop off... I personally like long hair (same hair length as you minus the volume) but the natural frizz that you hair boosts my confidence that wavy hair can be frizzy.. So thank you Tabitha..
Would definitely love a technique video! I’m at the beginning of my hair journey and am struggling to know if it’s the products or my technique (or both) that are causing me to get different results than I want. Thank you for these helpful tips 😊
A hair chemistry book that I've been reading explained that mechanical damage (like from brushing) is way more severe on hair that has been bleached or permed than on other hair types. The chemical treatments weaken hair and make it way more prone to damage from brushing or combing. I was already brushing my hair sometimes but it made me feel less guilty about it seems how I don't dye or use other chemical treatments on my hair. :)
Ugh finger detangling!!! I try. I really do. But last night my shower would have taken like 20 extra minutes. I said screw it was was careful with my wet brush. It hurt less than when I finger detangle and was much faster.
Hi Sayantani! I actually don’t use olaplex anymore since I’ve been growing out my bleach damage.. I’m sure it would do my hair some good but I don’t have any on hand right now
My hair is fine textured and I feel if I don't use a good amount of product it dries frizzy and looks like a ball of cotton candy, No definition what so ever. I give up with curly hair products, I continue to flat iron. I need you to give me a visit and help me.
Is it OK to diffuse every time or is that also not really good…? Just asking because you where only talking about direct heat like straightening. 😅 and I’m new to start with this whole wavy / curly thing. 🥲
Hi 👋😊 I think it’s fine to diffuse regularly! I just try to focus on using low heat or the cool shot, but it’s also not nearly as direct or intense heat as using a curling or straightening iron!
A technique video would be so helpful!! I learned how to work with my waves one way and I haven't switched it up because I'm not sure what techniques to use! TIA 🤎
I would love love love a technique video. I think that's the part I struggle the most with my hair
Yes would love to see the difference between techniques with the same products. I’ve only stuck with one technique so far and haven’t even switched products
You look gorgeous with long wavy hair!! Seriously!
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Yes definitely a technique video sounds so cool!🤍
Thank you firstly your waves and hair length just helped me avoid a big chop off... I personally like long hair (same hair length as you minus the volume) but the natural frizz that you hair boosts my confidence that wavy hair can be frizzy.. So thank you Tabitha..
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Please do your idea of the technique video with the same products! I think that would be a real good learning video!😊
Technique video but it’s important to use the same products otherwise it may be the products making one side better and not the technique. Thank you
Would definitely love a technique video! I’m at the beginning of my hair journey and am struggling to know if it’s the products or my technique (or both) that are causing me to get different results than I want. Thank you for these helpful tips 😊
A hair chemistry book that I've been reading explained that mechanical damage (like from brushing) is way more severe on hair that has been bleached or permed than on other hair types. The chemical treatments weaken hair and make it way more prone to damage from brushing or combing. I was already brushing my hair sometimes but it made me feel less guilty about it seems how I don't dye or use other chemical treatments on my hair. :)
That makes a lot of sense!! Thanks for sharing 🫶 I’ve noticed a big difference forsure since I’ve been growing out my bleach damage
I'd appreciate a technique video. Thanks Tabitha!
I would love to watch the difference in technique to get volume vs definition using the same products 😊
I would love the video showing the different results u can get with the same products and different techniques. It sounds very interesting.
Please do the technique video! 😊
Thanks for these tips, love your content!!
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Ugh finger detangling!!! I try. I really do. But last night my shower would have taken like 20 extra minutes. I said screw it was was careful with my wet brush. It hurt less than when I finger detangle and was much faster.
I would love a technique video and a makeup tutorial of your look in this video!
Your hair looks great girl. You help me feel proud to wear my hair natural , our hair is very similar! Thank you
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I would love to see the technique video you mentioned. I really only have one technique so it'd be nice to get some different ideas.
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Thanks!
Great video
Dear may I use olaplex 6 7 and 9 for wavy hair care?..PL make a detailed video on your olaplex 6 7 and 9 routine
Hi Sayantani! I actually don’t use olaplex anymore since I’ve been growing out my bleach damage.. I’m sure it would do my hair some good but I don’t have any on hand right now
@@tabithagingerich ohh..ok no prob thanks 👍
Please do the techniques video
My hair is fine textured and I feel if I don't use a good amount of product it dries frizzy and looks like a ball of cotton candy, No definition what so ever. I give up with curly hair products, I continue to flat iron. I need you to give me a visit and help me.
This exactly happened to me today!! It was a frustrating wash day.
I’m so sorry 🫶 what types of stylers do you usually use? And have you experimented with different ones, like creams vs gels 🙃
@@tabithagingerich I wash with NYM naturals shampoo, use Curlsmith multitasking conditioner rinsed out, KCNT leavein and Ouidad gel red label.
Pretty much everything the drug stores sell, anywhere from mousses, to gels, to creams, I've even tried straight hair spray, and total fails.
How can I get your hair color? its gorgeous!!!
Thank you! This is the ion dye, I got it at Sally’s and I believe the shade is “dark natural brown”
Is it OK to diffuse every time or is that also not really good…? Just asking because you where only talking about direct heat like straightening. 😅 and I’m new to start with this whole wavy / curly thing. 🥲
Hi 👋😊 I think it’s fine to diffuse regularly! I just try to focus on using low heat or the cool shot, but it’s also not nearly as direct or intense heat as using a curling or straightening iron!
A technique video would be so helpful!! I learned how to work with my waves one way and I haven't switched it up because I'm not sure what techniques to use! TIA 🤎