Download my FREE Haircare guide by clicking here: glamfam-insider.ck.page/a63e6ffbce *View my favorite products by clicking here: Https://www.amazon.com/shop/whoseesthis I hope you enjoyed the video and found it to be informative! Thanks for watching! You know I love you boo! Linwood
I never knew you did hair! When can a haircut make this worse Mr GlamFam? Nice to know you are licensed. Sick of unlicensed people giving advice to us on here with no consideration for ph, texture, etc.
i will never let another stylist do my hair ever again. I know there are good ones out there but if I am gonna have any mistakes done on my hair I will just mess up for free. I done well with my own hair and its growth.
I have to admit that I’m privileged in this aspect. My sister became a licensed cosmetologist when I was 5 years old (support vocational education 😉). And she was GOOD at what she did. She taught me to care for my hair from the very beginning & how important it was to treat my hair a certain way. People thought this was special because my hair was always done, but it was bigger than that. I never had breakage, Raggedy Ann ends, and my hair didn’t fall out when she colored it. She gave up the shears & chair 😭😭😭 but the hair care standard sticks with me, so I can’t just go to ANY stylist. I grew up just thinking that people are reckless with their hair because they let any ole body STYLE their hair & nobody’s caring for it in the process. That’s why I have all my hair at 40. People don’t ask the questions you outlined in this video or take the time with their hair to care for it.
I wish you could be here in MD so I could get my hair done by you! Great info on what to say and do. Like not only that but how to assess what your hear or not hearing from the stylist.
If you are here early, be sure to click the “set reminder” button! This is a premiere that will go live October 22nd @ 7:00 CST and I have tons to share with you! I can’t wait to chat with you in the live chat! 💚🙏🏽😊 Linwood
Thank you so much my hair teacher. Where I live most salons just have "Hairdressers". They hardly know anything about the health of my coils ➿➿. Most of them only care about applying relaxers and fixing tight hair extensions. It's all about money for them. Some even refuse to trim 💇🏽♀️hair when needed. 1 main reason why I decided to care for my hair myself. These pointers have added to my knowledge and if I decide to visit a hair salon sometime in the future I now know exactly what to ask and look out for.
@@GetGlamFam Very. I did relaxers for 10 years different times. Mostly I felt something was wrong. If I haven't fixed a weave it felt like my hair wasn't done. I always had thicker roots and my ends were getting splits. I'm glad I know much better now. I mostly thought there was something wrong having a tender scalp and thicker hair. I now understand why I didn't like hairstyles around my neck much because now I know I have an oily skin, sweat a lot, coarse strands, low porosity hair and high density hair. If we talking about hair typing I am more on the 4B side. Non of those hair dressers ever suggested I go Natural. Relaxers didn't last long my hair especially my roots. So by 3-4 weeks I had do reapplication. Here too they slather the relaxer all the way throughout the strands, use a very small blue tail comb and fingers to smoothen everything together. 🤦🏽♀️ Their hair dyers always had to be mostly hot 🔥 beyond my scalp's take. When they're prompted to turn the temperature down, they reluctantly mention "Your hair will take a loooooong time to dry". Making me stay in the dryers for longer. 😩 Then styling sometimes just pissed me off. Mostly 1 way styles or they will slather pink oil and lots of sealant to get my hair down again. I could tell I didn't like it. Sometimes I get home and redo my styles. I used to sleep on cotton pillowcases and get dandruff after keeping sew-in weaves for about a month. ☹️ It was a hustle. Something wasn't right but then that's all I knew. Never knew about sleeping on satin, stretching relaxers, having an oily skin which needed its own treatment etc. By 2018 I told myself enough was enough. I started doing my research on how to care for my scalp 1st then my hair. And I must say in less than 3 years my new growth is stronger and my scalp is way better than all those years with the hairdressers. It's a journey.
I had a stylist who always sabotaged my hair. Every time my hair showed growth. It broke back off after I saw her. It's like she didn't want my hair to grow.
FANTASTIC tips Linwood!! I especially noted the crossing the legs and using either both or none of the armrests, and that’s just for me going to the Barbers to get another tapered cut! 🤣 I find that Barbers don’t seem to listen so well when a woman walks in wanting a particular cut WITH PHOTOS, so I had my pad and pen to the ready. 🤗 What a shame you’re not in the UK!! 😩 And as for the little one......... 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂..... Lover her!!! 😍😍
Aww Zelina is adorable. Linwood I have never had a stylist ask me questions. When I did go to a salon, I’d get a wash and press they would say I need a trim they would and that would be it. Great video! Tootles.
Thank you! A consultation is super important. Even with my regulars, I would ask how they feel their hair and scalp is doing since the last visit, what we are doing today, and I check for abrasions on the scalp, areas of breakage, dandruff & sebhorreic dermatitis, and we build from there 😊
Thank you for the tips, I'll try them when I'm ready to go back to a stylist. One of the things I need to look for is someone who understands skin disorders that may impact the scalp. I don't expect the stylist to treat the condition, that's why I see a dermatologist but it is helpful to know about counterindications.
It’s important to understand scalp conditions for sure! If you don’t, you can easily make matters worse. That gives me a video idea! Thanks for your comment!
@@GetGlamFam I think that it's a great idea for a video because I don't think a lot of stylists know or understand scalp conditions. For example, I have discoid lupus (only in my scalp) and I had a stylist once recommend that I should stop wearing hats to let my scalp get some air. I looked at her funny and reminded her that I have lupus and that I am photosensitive.
Great tips that not everyone will think of! I’ve been blessed with the same stylist for 16 years and even now she asks a zillion questions, especially since I have a peanut/tree nut allergy. We plan what products we’re using based on my style before I come in and she makes me double check the labels when I get there.
I have come to the conclusion to go in not expecting to get what I want and if I do its a pleasant surprise if I dont its hair it will grow back. I have discussed literally for months, given photos, talked about modifications etc etc and still didn't get what I wanted. So now I look to a wig of the style is important to me otherwise I take what I get and move on. I know that is so sad but there is not a lot of linwoods out there. Communication is a 2 way street and the client can only do so much.
I can definitely understand that. I feel like that’s a huge part of where being referred by a friend and things comes in. That way you know what that stylists strengths and weaknesses are. I have had many clients over the years that have had trust issues and needed some time to learn to trust me, so I totally understand that a stylist that communicates well is a rarity. It’s part of the reason I became an educator, I felt it was the only way I could make the impact I want to on the industry.
Same. I had a great one but she specializes in relaxers and I now get silk presses. It is so hard to find someone new. Apparently my hair is difficult. The last lady trimmed my hair and it is so uneven. I have been on my own since June. Struggling.
@@Mikki220 I feel you I really need to change my photo because I have had my hair cut down to one inch. I got sick of the drama. But my ne growth is fab LOL
Thank you for this information. It was very important to know when I look for my new stylist. Your the best Linwood! You make these things so easy to understand
I need to do this. I want a definitive consultation on if my strands are thin, med, or thick, what porosity, and all the other preliminary questions listed in this vid. I'm not into trendy cuts, color, or styles. Because of this, I haven't been to a stylist since the early 2000's. I care for my hair myself. I just want it to stay healthy. If it stays healthy it will always be good and look good to me. So far I haven't managed to destroy it but I would like to learn more about caring for it. I never want to think that I know it all. There's alwalys something to learn from others especially professionals.
This is amazing. I wish I would have heard this years ago. This would have saved me from many many hair disasters. I would love to hear more like - how to know if a stylist is over processing your chemical treatment (e.g. relaxer, color), is there a way to know if they are putting too much heat on your hair, and how to prevent other hair disasters.
So true! One thing about that long wait for a stylist, they may have a specialty that people flock for, but if you aren't planning on having that specialty as your service, it may not be worth the wait for you. Great video once again Linwood
Wow! I have a whole 'nother level of respect/admiration for hair stylists with your expertise! Thank you so much! I've already Subscribed✅ to your channel on you and your beautiful wife's other video post. 💙💚💙💚
Wow!!! That was awesome! Thank you for sharing your 20 years of experience and expertise it was thorough and it made so much sense. It was plain it was clear and it wasn’t over my head. Wow! Thank you! What a Gem! But that (Fifty Leven) Reds in Rihanna‘s hair was🤣🤣🤣
Thank you! I recently had a consult and the stylist told me they use Nioxin on their hair loss clients and the owner is a trichologist. A trichologist should kno not to use chemical-laden products on ppl w hair loss. So Im really skeptical about going to that salon at all.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing such important advice, my momma was a licensed beautician/cosmetologist and she was the only one i would trust with my head (RIP) She was an ordained minister so I had blessed hands on my head. she did things right. I'm trying to figure this stuff out myself now. Please keep giving great advice with videos like this. be blessed!
Hey Linwood, I was hoping you can do a video on how to rehab your hair. If say a stylist left perm color hair and it gave your hair a chemical burn. Or if a stylist pulled hair out of your scalp after applying too much glue! Which are all things that happened to me! I was thinking you may have some advice. My hair in the back grows super long down my back! But my crown is not
Thank you, your always bringing great and informative tips. Always a blessing tuning in, and the plus seeing your family. Pray you continue to have more success. Be Blessed. Got the guide today. Thank you.
I have so much more confidence when i go get my hair cut now. Cause the stylist that i used months ago made me look like a boy, 4 a pixie cut. I cried all the way home!
Very good information, this is very good wisdom & this is so true 😊 I appreciate your gift & skills. May God continue to bless you & your family. God bless . Please continue, with what you do best
very informative. Very important too, as I never paid attention on my legs or arms and how much this impacts the way the stylist sees the position of my head! Awesome. Sweet little girl's appearing makes it all more enjoyable too.
Thank you Mr Glam Fam you are one of 5 you tubers who has managed to make my hair healthy, and shiny. Your vlog on covering grey was so useful and when I asked my stylist she said the same thing you did. I knew then she was a pro. Thx you thx you 🙏🏿
Hi brother cousin, sister cousin, niecey neices, and big nephews 👋🏽 Have I've been missing videos? When did Zalina start talking like a small adult big girl? 😯 Love it 🤗 (bun bun 🙃)
Sleep on Satin, use direct heat as little as possible, wrap your hair at night, Deep condition at least every 2 weeks with moisture, and add protein if the hair starts to feel stretchy or easily tangled when wet. NEVER ever ever overlap on your relaxers, and time as needed :) Thanks for watching!
Yes, we love your bun-bun, Lina! Hi, Linwood! I want to start swimming again 2-3x a wk, but my hair is natural with color (I wear my bun-bun too, but it's almost waist-length now), and my head sweats easily. How do I best protect my hair from damage besides a swim cap, or should I just do a regular wash/condition combo?
If you ever start doing hair again.I need you to do my natural hair. My stylist is very good but she's had bilateral carpal tunnel surgery. Her hair is gorgeous. She's into hair care instead of hair style. She's been at a while. But she has changed her schedule and I work.
Hi Gleam Fam What hair treatment would you recomend for very, very fine 4b hair that breaks off at the ends. Hair is currently middle of back and very dry. Great vid 👍👍💝
Linwood I've been taking your advice about moisturizers with glycerin in it and that you shouldn't use those in the winter...the the problem is most of them HAVE glycerin in them...HELP!! My hair's relaxed by the way...
Carol’s Daughter makes a product called “Healthy Hair Butter” it doesn’t have any humectants. It’s water based, but contains oils, so you may not need to use as much being as though you are relaxed.
Hi Linwood! First of all, your baby is adorable!🧡. There’s a popular RUclips cosmetologist suggested that we should detangle our natural hair while dry with oil, only. So, do we supposed to detangle our hair while it’s wet or dry with oil?
I love them. My hair is messed up, between the humidity and the heat here, my hair is always busted. Help. What do you suggest. The last time my hair looked nice was when I went to NY. I’m older a silver maybe you have some helpful ideas.
I would recommend using a quality moisture shampoo and conditioner, then seal your hair with an oil or a silicone. Try to opt for low heat styles, and if you are pressing your hair, save that moreso for the cooler months of the year. Regular deep conditioning can be a massive help as well 😊🙏🏽
@@GetGlamFam thank you so much, I haven’t put heat on my hair about a year now, I do use curl la-la and water and pull back with a clip, then braid before bed. I am waiting for cooler days. Thank you so much for the quick response. You and your wife are wonderful.
Linwood, you are a phenomenal educator on haircare. I have never had a stylist as knowledgeable as you. I'm a new subscriber, so I don't know if you're currently doing hair or not. I see that you're an instructor, but please let me know if you're accepting clients and where you're located. I'm in Houston TX but I will gladly come to you. If you're not accepting new clients, I would certainly appreciate it if you can provide me a referral to a skilled cosmetologist. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with everyone and God bless you.
@Dana Foster, i need a stylist like that!! What state are you in?? I'm in Southwest Ga now, used to live in NJ and MD. Hard to find a stylist that REALLY KNOWS how to cut hair into a style where I live now
How I wish that you were able to do my hair! I have had so many bad experiences with hairstylists who claim to be able to do my hair. I have very dense, 3C/4A hair, and people either fear touching it or just want money and aren't honest about their skills and experience that they lack. I’ve had the one where they say - we are black so of course we can do your hair. I've taken pictures and they still managed to ruin my hair or they just did whatever they wanted to my hair without listening to me. They've complained about how thick my hair was and struggled with it. Burnt my scalp, and singed my hair because of how hot the iron was. Ignored me when I told them they were braiding the hair too tight. Asked me if I had a white daddy. Just so rude! You would think that black people could do black hair but obviously not. They think that being black is a qualification. I'm so anxious about getting my hair done, dread it! But my hair needs something. So I will take all of your tips and keep searching for the right place
I only may have had 2 hair stylist that ever gave me a confrontation.. Most of them ask me what i want and just either do it or give me what they think i should have. I stop going to beauty shop for years. Because the last person. Before the person i have now.. Bleached my hair blond then put a relaxer in it 2weeks later and i went home and my hair start falling out in patches in my hand. I freaked out. It took me 10 yrs before i let somebody else to my hair.. Until.3 yrs ago. My husbands father was infatuated with my hair. I seen his shop& his work and he does good work. So i start letting him do my hair. Now my hair is healthy and growing... But lately i been doing my own hair. I go to him for a trim or wash unless i am going some place special. Then he does my hair..
Hey Lin, GREAT TIPS!💖 do you also have tips for how to take care of my hair while iam reaching the big 5.0. My twist outs don't twist anymore😥 I don't know what to buy anymore. Love you Boo
Thanks! I love my stylists personality but I am sometimes disappointed when I go to see her. I may have to let her go. She usually does sew ins or relaxers (which I don't have). Even when I get a straight style, my hair is weighed down and looks crazy.
omg the on the phone when getting a haircut. I am in cosmo school and A teenage girl kept her head down in her phone the entire time when I tried to give her a cut I kept telling her I need her hair to be straight and she just kept doing it lol...needless to say the haircut was not perfection.
Fam what is the song that is playing in the background it starts on the 2min mark.?? The first time i watched this one i didnt hear it because i was taking notes. I heard the music the second time!
Anytime you get highlights, that is high maintenance. I had highlights and I was at the salon on a weekly basis, because highlights can be very damaging if not taken care of properly.
I need help! I am in the military and I have natural hair. I am also stationed in Washington state and I have so many questions. My first is how do I tell if my hair is moisturizer? And I also know that I need a trim but I’m scared that some is going to cut to much and I don’t really know any good stylist around me. And I just moved here.
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I never knew you did hair! When can a haircut make this worse Mr GlamFam? Nice to know you are licensed. Sick of unlicensed people giving advice to us on here with no consideration for ph, texture, etc.
Why yes baby girl, we do love your bun-bun! She is just ADORABLE!!
🥰 thank you so much!!
Cant get enough of her lolllll
I’m here for all of this!!! Don’t be afraid to walk out, remember you have to live with hair cut, hair style, ect.
i will never let another stylist do my hair ever again. I know there are good ones out there but if I am gonna have any mistakes done on my hair I will just mess up for free. I done well with my own hair and its growth.
I have to admit that I’m privileged in this aspect. My sister became a licensed cosmetologist when I was 5 years old (support vocational education 😉). And she was GOOD at what she did. She taught me to care for my hair from the very beginning & how important it was to treat my hair a certain way. People thought this was special because my hair was always done, but it was bigger than that. I never had breakage, Raggedy Ann ends, and my hair didn’t fall out when she colored it. She gave up the shears & chair 😭😭😭 but the hair care standard sticks with me, so I can’t just go to ANY stylist. I grew up just thinking that people are reckless with their hair because they let any ole body STYLE their hair & nobody’s caring for it in the process. That’s why I have all my hair at 40. People don’t ask the questions you outlined in this video or take the time with their hair to care for it.
It makes a massive difference! Unfortunately I see so many people who aren't thinking about hair care until there is less hair to care for! 😩
@@GetGlamFam but they always wonder WHY 🤔
I agree... vocational education shd be more encouraged
I’m a cosmetologist of over 20 years and I enjoyed this video. U are spot on on everything 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯
Thank you so very much! 😊🙏🏽
Toodles 😍😍😍 that Lina is so adorable!!
LOL Thank you boo!
"Toodles!!" 🥰🥰🥰 There's my Girl!!! She's growing too fast!!😭😭😭
❤️❤️ Growing in age, but not in size! Lol
This is so real! I love a stylist that will look towards the health of my hair first. I have great hair and want to keep it this way as long as I can.
Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching! 🙏🏽🙏🏽 Health hair is key!
I wish you could be here in MD so I could get my hair done by you! Great info on what to say and do. Like not only that but how to assess what your hear or not hearing from the stylist.
I truly hope these tips prove helpful in finding someone you trust! 😊🙏🏽❤️
If you are here early, be sure to click the “set reminder” button! This is a premiere that will go live October 22nd @ 7:00 CST and I have tons to share with you!
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I love him. I recreated alot of his styles on my daughter. Attention to detail and explanations on why n how. I've always loved
Thank you so very much! I greatly appreciate you!!
Thank you so much my hair teacher. Where I live most salons just have "Hairdressers". They hardly know anything about the health of my coils ➿➿. Most of them only care about applying relaxers and fixing tight hair extensions. It's all about money for them. Some even refuse to trim 💇🏽♀️hair when needed. 1 main reason why I decided to care for my hair myself. These pointers have added to my knowledge and if I decide to visit a hair salon sometime in the future I now know exactly what to ask and look out for.
My joy, I’m so happy I could help! I know that can be frustrating when dealing with ill equipped stylists!
@@GetGlamFam Very. I did relaxers for 10 years different times. Mostly I felt something was wrong. If I haven't fixed a weave it felt like my hair wasn't done. I always had thicker roots and my ends were getting splits. I'm glad I know much better now. I mostly thought there was something wrong having a tender scalp and thicker hair. I now understand why I didn't like hairstyles around my neck much because now I know I have an oily skin, sweat a lot, coarse strands, low porosity hair and high density hair. If we talking about hair typing I am more on the 4B side. Non of those hair dressers ever suggested I go Natural. Relaxers didn't last long my hair especially my roots. So by 3-4 weeks I had do reapplication. Here too they slather the relaxer all the way throughout the strands, use a very small blue tail comb and fingers to smoothen everything together. 🤦🏽♀️ Their hair dyers always had to be mostly hot 🔥 beyond my scalp's take. When they're prompted to turn the temperature down, they reluctantly mention "Your hair will take a loooooong time to dry". Making me stay in the dryers for longer. 😩 Then styling sometimes just pissed me off. Mostly 1 way styles or they will slather pink oil and lots of sealant to get my hair down again. I could tell I didn't like it. Sometimes I get home and redo my styles. I used to sleep on cotton pillowcases and get dandruff after keeping sew-in weaves for about a month. ☹️ It was a hustle. Something wasn't right but then that's all I knew. Never knew about sleeping on satin, stretching relaxers, having an oily skin which needed its own treatment etc. By 2018 I told myself enough was enough. I started doing my research on how to care for my scalp 1st then my hair. And I must say in less than 3 years my new growth is stronger and my scalp is way better than all those years with the hairdressers. It's a journey.
I had a stylist who always sabotaged my hair. Every time my hair showed growth. It broke back off after I saw her. It's like she didn't want my hair to grow.
Thank you Linwood, I will remember these tips. And tell that sweet baby I love her bun-bun 😍
Lol thank you dear!
FANTASTIC tips Linwood!! I especially noted the crossing the legs and using either both or none of the armrests, and that’s just for me going to the Barbers to get another tapered cut! 🤣 I find that Barbers don’t seem to listen so well when a woman walks in wanting a particular cut WITH PHOTOS, so I had my pad and pen to the ready. 🤗 What a shame you’re not in the UK!! 😩 And as for the little one......... 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂..... Lover her!!! 😍😍
I just need you to come do my hair 😩. But I’ll definitely use these tips for my next style.
Lol thank you boo! 😊🙏🏽❤️
Toodles Lina 👋💖
Thanx for the info Linwood, we're still waiting for your product line too.
Thanks for the love! 😊❤️
Toodles baby girl!, absolutely just the cutest!🥰😘
Thank you! ❤️❤️🥰
Im a cosmetologist and this video was very helpful
I’m so happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Aww Zelina is adorable. Linwood I have never had a stylist ask me questions. When I did go to a salon, I’d get a wash and press they would say I need a trim they would and that would be it. Great video! Tootles.
Thank you! A consultation is super important. Even with my regulars, I would ask how they feel their hair and scalp is doing since the last visit, what we are doing today, and I check for abrasions on the scalp, areas of breakage, dandruff & sebhorreic dermatitis, and we build from there 😊
Thank you for the tips, I'll try them when I'm ready to go back to a stylist. One of the things I need to look for is someone who understands skin disorders that may impact the scalp. I don't expect the stylist to treat the condition, that's why I see a dermatologist but it is helpful to know about counterindications.
It’s important to understand scalp conditions for sure! If you don’t, you can easily make matters worse. That gives me a video idea! Thanks for your comment!
@@GetGlamFam I think that it's a great idea for a video because I don't think a lot of stylists know or understand scalp conditions. For example, I have discoid lupus (only in my scalp) and I had a stylist once recommend that I should stop wearing hats to let my scalp get some air. I looked at her funny and reminded her that I have lupus and that I am photosensitive.
Great tips that not everyone will think of! I’ve been blessed with the same stylist for 16 years and even now she asks a zillion questions, especially since I have a peanut/tree nut allergy. We plan what products we’re using based on my style before I come in and she makes me double check the labels when I get there.
They sound like a GREAT stylist!! That type of thing makes ALLLLLL the difference!
toodles. ahh, so cute!
Thank you so much!
Thank you, Linwood! Truly Gold Standard! 🏅🕊🤗
Okay, I'm lovin' that look, bruh!
Thank you so very much! 😊🙏🏽
I have come to the conclusion to go in not expecting to get what I want and if I do its a pleasant surprise if I dont its hair it will grow back. I have discussed literally for months, given photos, talked about modifications etc etc and still didn't get what I wanted. So now I look to a wig of the style is important to me otherwise I take what I get and move on. I know that is so sad but there is not a lot of linwoods out there. Communication is a 2 way street and the client can only do so much.
I can definitely understand that. I feel like that’s a huge part of where being referred by a friend and things comes in. That way you know what that stylists strengths and weaknesses are.
I have had many clients over the years that have had trust issues and needed some time to learn to trust me, so I totally understand that a stylist that communicates well is a rarity. It’s part of the reason I became an educator, I felt it was the only way I could make the impact I want to on the industry.
Same. I had a great one but she specializes in relaxers and I now get silk presses. It is so hard to find someone new. Apparently my hair is difficult. The last lady trimmed my hair and it is so uneven. I have been on my own since June. Struggling.
@@Mikki220 I feel you I really need to change my photo because I have had my hair cut down to one inch. I got sick of the drama. But my ne growth is fab LOL
Great tutorial! I was going to get a pixie cut, but your pointing out the problem with non-dense edges saved me from a disaster.
This was very informative. Thanks!
My joy! Thank you so much for watching!!
Thank you for this information. It was very important to know when I look for my new stylist. Your the best Linwood! You make these things so easy to understand
I need to do this. I want a definitive consultation on if my strands are thin, med, or thick, what porosity, and all the other preliminary questions listed in this vid. I'm not into trendy cuts, color, or styles. Because of this, I haven't been to a stylist since the early 2000's. I care for my hair myself. I just want it to stay healthy. If it stays healthy it will always be good and look good to me. So far I haven't managed to destroy it but I would like to learn more about caring for it. I never want to think that I know it all. There's alwalys something to learn from others especially professionals.
Love her bun bun 🥰 and your hat Linwood!
This is amazing. I wish I would have heard this years ago. This would have saved me from many many hair disasters. I would love to hear more like - how to know if a stylist is over processing your chemical treatment (e.g. relaxer, color), is there a way to know if they are putting too much heat on your hair, and how to prevent other hair disasters.
So true! One thing about that long wait for a stylist, they may have a specialty that people flock for, but if you aren't planning on having that specialty as your service, it may not be worth the wait for you. Great video once again Linwood
Wow! I have a whole 'nother level of respect/admiration for hair stylists with your expertise! Thank you so much!
I've already Subscribed✅ to your channel on you and your beautiful wife's other video post. 💙💚💙💚
What have I missed?
Thank you Linwood!
My pleasure!! Thanks so much for watching!!
I love this man such a great dad
Wow!!! That was awesome! Thank you for sharing your 20 years of experience and expertise it was thorough and it made so much sense. It was plain it was clear and it wasn’t over my head. Wow! Thank you! What a Gem! But that (Fifty Leven) Reds in Rihanna‘s hair was🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the time and effort you put into your content...the education. Awesome tips!
My pleasure!! Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you, I enjoy your videos! I appreciate your knowledge and willingness to give us knowledge
Thank you! I recently had a consult and the stylist told me they use Nioxin on their hair loss clients and the owner is a trichologist. A trichologist should kno not to use chemical-laden products on ppl w hair loss. So Im really skeptical about going to that salon at all.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing such important advice, my momma was a licensed beautician/cosmetologist and she was the only one i would trust with my head (RIP) She was an ordained minister so I had blessed hands on my head. she did things right. I'm trying to figure this stuff out myself now. Please keep giving great advice with videos like this. be blessed!
Hey Linwood, I was hoping you can do a video on how to rehab your hair. If say a stylist left perm color hair and it gave your hair a chemical burn. Or if a stylist pulled hair out of your scalp after applying too much glue! Which are all things that happened to me! I was thinking you may have some advice. My hair in the back grows super long down my back! But my crown is not
Thank you, your always bringing great and informative tips. Always a blessing tuning in, and the plus seeing your family. Pray you continue to have more success. Be Blessed. Got the guide today. Thank you.
Thank you so very much! I hope the guide proves to be helpful to you!!
@@GetGlamFam thank you.
Yes, it was a lot of information, a lot of GREAT information. Thank you
Yes consolutation is important👍❤
I have so much more confidence when i go get my hair cut now. Cause the stylist that i used months ago made me look like a boy, 4 a pixie cut. I cried all the way home!
Hopefully these tips will make a world of difference for you!!
Thank you for teaching me to be a better customer.
Very good information, this is very good wisdom & this is so true 😊 I appreciate your gift & skills. May God continue to bless you & your family. God bless . Please continue, with what you do best
Oh my gosh! Your little girl is adorable! She's such a sparkler! Toodles! So cute and personality plus. Thanks for sharing.
very informative. Very important too, as I never paid attention on my legs or arms and how much this impacts the way the stylist sees the position of my head! Awesome. Sweet little girl's appearing makes it all more enjoyable too.
Fiddy-eleven shades of red! You right about that! I didn’t even notice. Lol 🧑🏾🦰
Lol you could make a whole color chart out of all the reds she’s had! 😂❤️
Thank you Mr Glam Fam you are one of 5 you tubers who has managed to make my hair healthy, and shiny. Your vlog on covering grey was so useful and when I asked my stylist she said the same thing you did. I knew then she was a pro.
Thx you thx you 🙏🏿
Lil Lina face said.......I KNOW YOU LIKE MY BUN BUN!😍♥️😍
Yes we LOVE the bun-bun, Lina! Linwood was looking like, “yeah, cute bun-bun, go away now....”
Lol she stays busting in when I’m filming! Alison had just told her to stay out of my filming room! 😂😂
She’s a STAR! You’re messing up her shine with your regular old hair videos. We had a bun-bun to admire! What’s your problem, man?!? 😂😂😂
Hi! I just found you and ur soooooo amazing!!!! I love u so much! ❤ thank you ❤
AWWW Thank you so very much! I appreciate you watching!!
Linwood, i have saved so many of your videos I had to create a Linwood file lol...yesss you have your own playlist 😂😂😂😂
I'm changing beauticians as of the beginning of the year..I've been doing my hair myself for a few weeks,I canceled my appointment a few weeks ago!!
Such wonderful points. The problem is many stylists don’t do true consultations.
Hi brother cousin, sister cousin, niecey neices, and big nephews 👋🏽
Have I've been missing videos? When did Zalina start talking like a small adult big girl? 😯
Love it 🤗 (bun bun 🙃)
Awww bless your daughter is so cute ❤
Hi Linwood. Can you give me tips on how to have and keep healthy relaxed hair.
Sleep on Satin, use direct heat as little as possible, wrap your hair at night, Deep condition at least every 2 weeks with moisture, and add protein if the hair starts to feel stretchy or easily tangled when wet. NEVER ever ever overlap on your relaxers, and time as needed :)
Thanks for watching!
Thank You Linwood! You’re the only hairstylist I trust. If possible can you recommend some products for me
Yes, we love your bun-bun, Lina! Hi, Linwood! I want to start swimming again 2-3x a wk, but my hair is natural with color (I wear my bun-bun too, but it's almost waist-length now), and my head sweats easily. How do I best protect my hair from damage besides a swim cap, or should I just do a regular wash/condition combo?
Thank you for another fantastic video.
My joy! Thank you so much for watching!!
OMG me and my daughter was talking about you this morning I need you to do my hair again plz😂. Bless you and your family
Okay, I hit the like button instantly because of little miss cuteness 😍. You and your wife make the cutest babies.
You all are a beautiful family. Yassss, your bun bun is cute.
Wow I did learn alot please continue to speaking your honest knowledge
Thanks for sharing the truth and education.
You have such awesome info to share.. hair and wig care..
Everything you’ve said is very important and correct thanks a lot
If you ever start doing hair again.I need you to do my natural hair. My stylist is very good but she's had bilateral carpal tunnel surgery. Her hair is gorgeous. She's into hair care instead of hair style. She's been at a while. But she has changed her schedule and I work.
Hi Gleam Fam
What hair treatment would you recomend for very, very fine 4b hair that breaks off at the ends. Hair is currently middle of back and very dry. Great vid 👍👍💝
Linwood I've been taking your advice about moisturizers with glycerin in it and that you shouldn't use those in the winter...the the problem is most of them HAVE glycerin in them...HELP!! My hair's relaxed by the way...
Carol’s Daughter makes a product called “Healthy Hair Butter” it doesn’t have any humectants. It’s water based, but contains oils, so you may not need to use as much being as though you are relaxed.
Hi Linwood! First of all, your baby is adorable!🧡. There’s a popular RUclips cosmetologist suggested that we should detangle our natural hair while dry with oil, only. So, do we supposed to detangle our hair while it’s wet or dry with oil?
Thank you for your tips ! Sharing knowledge; helps us grow together 🤗
No one talks about those things. Great tips 👍.
Video Suggestion: Can you do a video on how to Cornroll your OWN head?
Patiently waiting on these tips ⏳ ⏰ ⏲ 💁🏽♀️ 💇🏽♀️
Yasss! 😊❤️🙏🏽
I love them. My hair is messed up, between the humidity and the heat here, my hair is always busted. Help. What do you suggest. The last time my hair looked nice was when I went to NY. I’m older a silver maybe you have some helpful ideas.
I would recommend using a quality moisture shampoo and conditioner, then seal your hair with an oil or a silicone. Try to opt for low heat styles, and if you are pressing your hair, save that moreso for the cooler months of the year.
Regular deep conditioning can be a massive help as well 😊🙏🏽
@@GetGlamFam thank you so much, I haven’t put heat on my hair about a year now, I do use curl la-la and water and pull back with a clip, then braid before bed. I am waiting for cooler days. Thank you so much for the quick response. You and your wife are wonderful.
Oh God, so true every word was gospel. Keep doing this good work.
Thank you so very much!!
All facts!!! Love this video
Thank you.
Linwood, you are a phenomenal educator on haircare. I have never had a stylist as knowledgeable as you. I'm a new subscriber, so I don't know if you're currently doing hair or not. I see that you're an instructor, but please let me know if you're accepting clients and where you're located. I'm in Houston TX but I will gladly come to you. If you're not accepting new clients, I would certainly appreciate it if you can provide me a referral to a skilled cosmetologist. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with everyone and God bless you.
@Dana Foster, i need a stylist like that!! What state are you in?? I'm in Southwest Ga now, used to live in NJ and MD. Hard to find a stylist that REALLY KNOWS how to cut hair into a style where I live now
How I wish that you were able to do my hair!
I have had so many bad experiences with hairstylists who claim to be able to do my hair. I have very dense, 3C/4A hair, and people either fear touching it or just want money and aren't honest about their skills and experience that they lack. I’ve had the one where they say - we are black so of course we can do your hair. I've taken pictures and they still managed to ruin my hair or they just did whatever they wanted to my hair without listening to me.
They've complained about how thick my hair was and struggled with it. Burnt my scalp, and singed my hair because of how hot the iron was. Ignored me when I told them they were braiding the hair too tight. Asked me if I had a white daddy. Just so rude! You would think that black people could do black hair but obviously not. They think that being black is a qualification. I'm so anxious about getting my hair done, dread it! But my hair needs something. So I will take all of your tips and keep searching for the right place
I only may have had 2 hair stylist that ever gave me a confrontation.. Most of them ask me what i want and just either do it or give me what they think i should have. I stop going to beauty shop for years. Because the last person. Before the person i have now.. Bleached my hair blond then put a relaxer in it 2weeks later and i went home and my hair start falling out in patches in my hand. I freaked out. It took me 10 yrs before i let somebody else to my hair.. Until.3 yrs ago. My husbands father was infatuated with my hair. I seen his shop& his work and he does good work. So i start letting him do my hair. Now my hair is healthy and growing... But lately i been doing my own hair. I go to him for a trim or wash unless i am going some place special. Then he does my hair..
Thank you.....all this time I was 1 arm leaning
Hey Lin, GREAT TIPS!💖
do you also have tips for how to take care of my hair while iam reaching the big 5.0. My twist outs don't twist anymore😥
I don't know what to buy anymore.
Love you Boo
Thanks! I love my stylists personality but I am sometimes disappointed when I go to see her. I may have to let her go. She usually does sew ins or relaxers (which I don't have). Even when I get a straight style, my hair is weighed down and looks crazy.
omg the on the phone when getting a haircut. I am in cosmo school and A teenage girl kept her head down in her phone the entire time when I tried to give her a cut I kept telling her I need her hair to be straight and she just kept doing it lol...needless to say the haircut was not perfection.
With my younger clients I often have to give multiple reminders. That phone is a serious temptation!
PREACH🙌🙌👏
Fam what is the song that is playing in the background it starts on the 2min mark.?? The first time i watched this one i didnt hear it because i was taking notes. I heard the music the second time!
Good tips Linwood.
Anytime you get highlights, that is high maintenance. I had highlights and I was at the salon on a weekly basis, because highlights can be very damaging if not taken care of properly.
Great tips, thank you so much
I need help! I am in the military and I have natural hair. I am also stationed in Washington state and I have so many questions. My first is how do I tell if my hair is moisturizer? And I also know that I need a trim but I’m scared that some is going to cut to much and I don’t really know any good stylist around me. And I just moved here.
I need to to be my stylist. I might have to move to be near you. 😂
Thanks professor great tips!
Omg bro you are sooo freaking Awesome!
Where are you located?
I need you as my stylist. 😩 Please
Love this. Great information
Thanks so very much! Thanks for watching!
This was SO good!!!