Ready to transform your hair care routine? In this eye-opening investigation, veteran stylist Summer Beauty exposes the truth about why your hair products might be failing you. Learn why proper technique trumps expensive products, discover the real science behind scalp care, and uncover industry secrets about heat styling that beauty brands don't want you to know. Product Links: Redken Shampoo & Conditioner: amzn.to/3D13zlB Ouai Shampoo: amzn.to/3VdT9Wm Kristin Ess Shampoo: amzn.to/4gcg8Jp Root Lifter: amzn.to/3Zt1qYV Volume Mousse: amzn.to/3CPPWG2 Anti Frizz Creme: amzn.to/4ieTjGP Smoothing Lotion: amzn.to/4gaOJre Oil: amzn.to/4fO4bK6 Curling Iron: amzn.to/49fTnSE Blow Dryer: Use Code SUMMERC20: sutrabeauty.com/?ref=SUMMERCUMBERLED All products linked in this video are ones I have used and enjoyed myself. Any purchase made I earn a small commission on the sale. Any purchase made through these links helps to support and grow this channel, which is appreciated!
New to your channel. The production of this video is insane! I was laughing at the walk in the park and the reporter voice. 😂 Well done! Can't wait to watch more and send them to my family and friends!
Your video (yes, I JUST discovered you and this is the first video of yours I've seen!) but this video is a breath of fresh air in a universe of stale youtube videos. THANK YOU...I've completely enjoyed watching you and will go to your next video immediately! THANKYOU! (and you, Summer Beauty, being as beautiful yourself as a flower in nature, doesn't hurt one bit!)
This is so sweet! I so happy you found my channel, and thank you for your kind words 🥰. I hope you enjoy the rest of the content here on the channel, welcome to the craziness!
Love your channel! So well written, edited, recorded, and professional!!! I couldn't find a link to the scalp massager you used. Can you point me in the right direction? Thanks!!!
Can you please do a video geared towards us that have slat/pepper or gray hair that always looks dry and frizzy. And styling products tend to sit on top of the hair making it look and feel dirty and dry at the same time even after washing
Almost all tips on my channel work for gray hair as well. You need to be making sure to evenly distribute the products when you apply to help them spread through the hair.
I rub the product,whether it be shampoo,conditioner,leave-in conditioner or mousse between my hands,then if applying it to towel dried hair I tip my head downwards and shimmy the product on back and front down to the ends,rub my hands again,and what is left goes on the ends. Then I brush it through using a tangle teaser,starting at the ends and working upwards. My aim is to get my hair to hit my hands and pick up the product,rather than swiping it on. Hope that helps.
I'm guilty of not getting my hair fully dry. Sometimes I only realize after I've turned off the hair dryer and at that point I'm ready to just move on and live with the results. 😅
Thank you, Summer, for always explaining things by showing demonstrations along with detailed information and instructions. It truly helps for those of us with minimal hair care knowledge. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving 🧡
One of the best things I did recently for my hair is shorten it from a Lob up to a Bob. It actually made a really big difference in how well it holds it's style! My hair has a strong natural tendency to flip out and look like Marlo Thomas in "That Girl" from the late 1960's, even after a lot of work to get it to go straight down to a blunt edge or to curve inward! Her hair was gorgeous in that show, but that's not what I'm going for in 2024! Getting it off my shoulders and going up to mid-neck really corrected that. It even holds its shape better overnight at the shorter length. A great adjustment!
The length can make such a difference! I've decided to grow mine out and the back is definitely more challenging for holding my style right now. I'm about to hit that flip stage!
@@SummerBeautyc I loved all the different locations, no expense was spared in this hard hitting interview, loved it so much, keep up the awesome work!!!
Hello! First of all, thank you so much for your generosity by sharing so many helpful tips! I've been following your recommendations for my 12-years old daughter's hair. She has long hair, extremely frizzy, with shorter hairs and frizz everywhere. The wash day we get a beautiful set, as in your videos. But next day, even after applying the anti humidity spray, her hair goes back to normal: lots of frizz. The worst part is that the most severe frizz is on top of her hair, around the part, and we cannot apply much products there because it turns greasy... I would be extremely grateful if you had any advice for this type of situation. I think her hair would be in the medium range. We've used treatments, such as RedKen ABC, specific anti-frizz lines, such as Redken and Living proof, etc. Thank you so much again!
Very, very helpful! Thank you for this great video. It answered so many things about which I have been uncertain. Using heat protector and a blow dryer on second or third day is genius!
Love this! I have the same type of hair, but since I'm 60, I have some rogue greys and whites in the blond mix. So, fine hair with some wiry texture, too. I use the blow brush, which is the best. All of your techniques resonate with me!!
So I have fine (lots of) hair but it’s long. And I still want volume. Not like jersey/texas volume but it’s sooo healthy it’s not holding curl. Do you have tips of girls who have long hair? I just feel like your videos are great for short/medium length hair
I do these same tips when I have longer hair as well. The more length your hair has, the more it is weighed down/harder to hold a curled style. When the hair is longer I use velcro rollers pretty much all over and use a texture spray to help my curls hold(will spray in section to section prior to placing in iron). You can have the hair cut into a bit more with either texturizing shears or point cutting that helps but it does require a stylist who is willing to listen to your pain points and understands what you are trying to achieve. I am going to be growing my hair out in the new year so you will be able to see longer versions of hair for tips, but they are similar as I do now, just with a slight tweak.
Great videos and information. I recently visited a dermatologist, and she informed me that my hair is genetically predisposed to damage, and there's little I can do about it. I'm struggling with hair thinning and severe breakage. I've observed that my hair breaks easily ( prematurely), and feels dry, straw-like, and frizzy. Interestingly, I've noticed that the inner parts of my hair and my baby's hair are softer and healthier than the outer parts. I've tried everything from high-end products to drugstore options, and I don't even use heat on my hair. At this point, I'm at a loss as to what the problem might be. A little help, please 😂
I don’t know about generically predisposed hair, but what I do know is that wet hair is weaker and more susceptible to damage. Try a leave-in conditioner/ heat protectant spray and thoroughly dry your hair with mild heat that is constantly moving. That’s the key, to constantly move the heat and not have it focused in one spot until dry. Once dry, then it’s in a better/stronger state to tolerate styling. I’ve switched from air drying to blow drying and it’s made a difference in my hair. Hope this helps ❤
Some people definitely have hair that is so prone to damage. The inner parts may feel more healthy just because there is more hair on top of it to protect. I am in no way a doctor, but I have had clients after getting blood work and realizing they were deficient in something their hair started to change for the better. They were taking either vitamins to help or eating more of xyz. Obviously this is a process that takes time, and not the answer for everyone but might be something to look into?
@@SummerBeautycI understand. I will be seeing a different dermatologist next week. Thank you for your time. If you don't mind, can I keep you updated if I hear anything different from this doctor?
I like Amikas Signature shampoo and conditioner. Redken Frizz Dismiss is nice. Ouais Thick Shampoo and Conditioner is good as well. I enjoy almost every single product from that entire line! I like a lot of L'Oreal ls shampoos as well.
Very helpful and interesting video for me. I will try to transform my hair routine😅.Please, what is in your opinion the best dry hair brush for fine and bleached hair? Thanks for your answer.😍
I wish my hair was so predictable. Curly, wavy and straight hair in different sections causes lots of challenge for me. Super fine strands. Dense at the crown. Less so in the back and sides…which is where the curls and waves can dominate. I wake up looking like a frizz ball every morning! 😊
I’ve recently cut my hair shorter in hope that I’d wash and 100% dry more easily and often. I have fine hair and it’s thinning, if I’m to go with that much force and friction to my scalp, I’d have nothing left! What do you recommend then? Also, if hair is too short to make the pineapple, what then to protect it at night?
You can use your fingers to help lift or smooth as well if you're worried about creating too much tension. A silk bonnet helps preserve the hair a little bit through the night as well!
Ive recently observed my revlon blow dry brush is full of build up and the fine bristles are going in all different directions...i guess i need to replace it, how do i keep it lasting for longer? Seems wasteful as traditional blow dryers last longer
One my blowout brushes I have seen the bristles going on different directions and I manipulate them back into place. I've noticed when I store it separately rather than just shoved in a drawer with other tools it does better lol. You can use barbicide wipes to clean, just make sure no fluid from the wipes are leaking into the barrel.
Thank you so much for your guidance. I need help…i have a lot of fine hair…that is wavy. I am struggling…I love the smoother look of using a blow dry brush but also love curls. When I curl my hair after a rough blow dry, my hair is frizzy and not cute. Should I be using my round brush to smooth my hair before curling it? I worry about heat damage😭
@@stephaniez215 using your blowout to smooth your hair before curling is ideal! You'll get much more control over your frizz meaning your curls come out better. Just make sure you're using a heat protectant and using a repair mask once a week, or every few shampoos(depending on how often you wash your hair) and it will help to balance it all!
@@juliannap.7323 Loreal has one that's really affordable, nice and thick that I like. amzn.to/40DGfV3 Redkens 5 Min Mask is nice too and these both share some similar ingredients. amzn.to/4eGa0YN
Can hair be coarse AND fine? My hair looks bad 5 of 7 days a week and I have no idea (ZERO!) what to do for it! I use almost no products (a leave-in detangler and some times a light oil in the ends), but I also don't know how to do more than blow dry! I feel like a lost cause, but I am so tired of how bad it looks. Loved the video!
Sounds like you may have more medium texture. Do you have a lot of hair? I'm a big believer in styling products, they can make a big difference. Do you prefer a smooth look that's straight or do you like your hair to feel more thick and full?
@@SummerBeautyc I like a more thick and full feel. Growing up I felt I had thick hair, but now I think it just holds a lot of frizziness. About 13 years ago a stressful event happened and I dealt with it badly by over-exercising and under-fueling and I feel like my hair paid the price even though I got myself together and eat a normal diet and exercise moderately. I will add that I tried the "pineapple ponytail" you suggested in this video and it did seem to help me have some more "oomph" this morning!
@@tiffanybrantley23 ah stress can be awful! I have had so many clients say the same thing. You may enjoy a thickening lotion or cream. I like Small Talk from Bed Head, Living Proofs Thickening Cream is nice as well and IGK Beach Club is a good one too. John Friedas Frizz Ease is nice and light as well for frizz control.
I love this question and I love thermal brushes! I am planning a video that touches on thermal brushes, hopefully I will be able to get it launched in January! You certainly can use one and I use one often for reshaping, it's really helpful with Velcro roller use as well. They are a great tool to use so many different ways.
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Ready to transform your hair care routine? In this eye-opening investigation, veteran stylist Summer Beauty exposes the truth about why your hair products might be failing you. Learn why proper technique trumps expensive products, discover the real science behind scalp care, and uncover industry secrets about heat styling that beauty brands don't want you to know.
Product Links:
Redken Shampoo & Conditioner: amzn.to/3D13zlB
Ouai Shampoo: amzn.to/3VdT9Wm
Kristin Ess Shampoo: amzn.to/4gcg8Jp
Root Lifter: amzn.to/3Zt1qYV
Volume Mousse: amzn.to/3CPPWG2
Anti Frizz Creme: amzn.to/4ieTjGP
Smoothing Lotion: amzn.to/4gaOJre
Oil: amzn.to/4fO4bK6
Curling Iron: amzn.to/49fTnSE
Blow Dryer: Use Code SUMMERC20: sutrabeauty.com/?ref=SUMMERCUMBERLED
All products linked in this video are ones I have used and enjoyed myself. Any purchase made I earn a small commission on the sale. Any purchase made through these links helps to support and grow this channel, which is appreciated!
New to your channel. The production of this video is insane! I was laughing at the walk in the park and the reporter voice. 😂 Well done!
Can't wait to watch more and send them to my family and friends!
Me too! The walk got me! Well done!
Welcome aboard the crazy train! The announcer voice is my favorite lolol. Happy to have you here and sharing videos helps so much! 💗
Such a professional, polished and well-done presentation, as always. Can't believe you didn't major in journalism!
Lolol I certainly majored in hair 🤣. I did always enjoy writing though so it's super fun for me to put together these videos!
Your video (yes, I JUST discovered you and this is the first video of yours I've seen!) but this video is a breath of fresh air in a universe of stale youtube videos. THANK YOU...I've completely enjoyed watching you and will go to your next video immediately! THANKYOU! (and you, Summer Beauty, being as beautiful yourself as a flower in nature, doesn't hurt one bit!)
This is so sweet! I so happy you found my channel, and thank you for your kind words 🥰. I hope you enjoy the rest of the content here on the channel, welcome to the craziness!
Love your channel! So well written, edited, recorded, and professional!!! I couldn't find a link to the scalp massager you used. Can you point me in the right direction? Thanks!!!
So glad you enjoyed! I must have forgotten to link! Any silicone scalp massager will work just fine.
Can you please do a video geared towards us that have slat/pepper or gray hair that always looks dry and frizzy. And styling products tend to sit on top of the hair making it look and feel dirty and dry at the same time even after washing
Almost all tips on my channel work for gray hair as well. You need to be making sure to evenly distribute the products when you apply to help them spread through the hair.
@@SummerBeautycthank you so much I will binge watch your videos 😊 appreciate your help
I rub the product,whether it be shampoo,conditioner,leave-in conditioner or mousse between my hands,then if applying it to towel dried hair I tip my head downwards and shimmy the product on back and front down to the ends,rub my hands again,and what is left goes on the ends. Then I brush it through using a tangle teaser,starting at the ends and working upwards. My aim is to get my hair to hit my hands and pick up the product,rather than swiping it on. Hope that helps.
@@pheart2381thank you! Any advice will help this mop of mine 🙁
Outstanding content as always! I love love ❤️ your channel.
Glad you enjoyed! This was is so different from last upload I am curious to see how it does!
You are so talented!! Love how unique your videos are!
Thank you so much!
Your hair is looking so great! It’s gotten so full (I can even tell at the roots) since the videos when I first found your channel.
Thanks! Been working hard at it!
Everyone doesn't hair your hair
I'm guilty of not getting my hair fully dry. Sometimes I only realize after I've turned off the hair dryer and at that point I'm ready to just move on and live with the results. 😅
Lolol noooo! I promise it's worth going back to fully dry!!
@@SummerBeautyc I'll try!
Guilty too😂
Thank you, Summer, for always explaining things by showing demonstrations along with detailed information and instructions. It truly helps for those of us with minimal hair care knowledge. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving 🧡
This means so much, thanks! I had a lovely holiday, hope you did as well!
Thanks - I learned a few new things!
You're welcome! 😊
Thank you for always making such wonderful videos. I will come back to revisit you.
I will continue to support you from the bottom of my heart.
Hi Summer. I love these informative videos in a unique presentation. Great job as always. ❤
So glad you liked it! I was a little nervous this one wouldn't be as enjoyed as last upload as it's a very different inspiration lol
One of the best things I did recently for my hair is shorten it from a Lob up to a Bob. It actually made a really big difference in how well it holds it's style! My hair has a strong natural tendency to flip out and look like Marlo Thomas in "That Girl" from the late 1960's, even after a lot of work to get it to go straight down to a blunt edge or to curve inward! Her hair was gorgeous in that show, but that's not what I'm going for in 2024! Getting it off my shoulders and going up to mid-neck really corrected that. It even holds its shape better overnight at the shorter length. A great adjustment!
The length can make such a difference! I've decided to grow mine out and the back is definitely more challenging for holding my style right now. I'm about to hit that flip stage!
I love this! Thank you!!❤
So happy you enjoyed!
These videos are brilliant, clever, funny and informative 😊
Yay! I'm glad people are enjoying this one, was worried my inspo from 60 Minutes wouldn't hit with quite the same humour 😆.
@@SummerBeautyc I loved all the different locations, no expense was spared in this hard hitting interview, loved it so much, keep up the awesome work!!!
@@claudiadavies5110 ❤❤
Hello! First of all, thank you so much for your generosity by sharing so many helpful tips!
I've been following your recommendations for my 12-years old daughter's hair. She has long hair, extremely frizzy, with shorter hairs and frizz everywhere. The wash day we get a beautiful set, as in your videos. But next day, even after applying the anti humidity spray, her hair goes back to normal: lots of frizz. The worst part is that the most severe frizz is on top of her hair, around the part, and we cannot apply much products there because it turns greasy... I would be extremely grateful if you had any advice for this type of situation. I think her hair would be in the medium range. We've used treatments, such as RedKen ABC, specific anti-frizz lines, such as Redken and Living proof, etc. Thank you so much again!
Lead journalist 😁. Great video, as always 👌.
Thank you 😁
Thank you summer! A job well done.
🥹😊❤️
You are amazing ❤✨
Excelente video. ❤️
🥰
Thank you. This makes me wanna interview myself 😃
Do it, do it! I gotta a lot of looks while filming 🤣
😁
Very, very helpful! Thank you for this great video. It answered so many things about which I have been uncertain. Using heat protector and a blow dryer on second or third day is genius!
You are so welcome!
Love this! I have the same type of hair, but since I'm 60, I have some rogue greys and whites in the blond mix. So, fine hair with some wiry texture, too. I use the blow brush, which is the best. All of your techniques resonate with me!!
Happy to hear this! I look forward to getting more gray to start getting some texture lolol my hair is so straight!
Love your videos!
😊😊
Thanks for this video! It reminded me of a few things I had forgotten about reducing frizz.
You are so welcome!
So I have fine (lots of) hair but it’s long. And I still want volume. Not like jersey/texas volume but it’s sooo healthy it’s not holding curl. Do you have tips of girls who have long hair? I just feel like your videos are great for short/medium length hair
I do these same tips when I have longer hair as well. The more length your hair has, the more it is weighed down/harder to hold a curled style. When the hair is longer I use velcro rollers pretty much all over and use a texture spray to help my curls hold(will spray in section to section prior to placing in iron). You can have the hair cut into a bit more with either texturizing shears or point cutting that helps but it does require a stylist who is willing to listen to your pain points and understands what you are trying to achieve. I am going to be growing my hair out in the new year so you will be able to see longer versions of hair for tips, but they are similar as I do now, just with a slight tweak.
Vitamin e, diet. Don't brush wet hair. No blow dry, up r drying hair out. Setting gel helps. Use socks to curl ..utube....rice water rinse..
Great videos and information.
I recently visited a dermatologist, and she informed me that my hair is genetically predisposed to damage, and there's little I can do about it. I'm struggling with hair thinning and severe breakage. I've observed that my hair breaks easily ( prematurely), and feels dry, straw-like, and frizzy. Interestingly, I've noticed that the inner parts of my hair and my baby's hair are softer and healthier than the outer parts. I've tried everything from high-end products to drugstore options, and I don't even use heat on my hair. At this point, I'm at a loss as to what the problem might be.
A little help, please 😂
I don’t know about generically predisposed hair, but what I do know is that wet hair is weaker and more susceptible to damage. Try a leave-in conditioner/ heat protectant spray and thoroughly dry your hair with mild heat that is constantly moving. That’s the key, to constantly move the heat and not have it focused in one spot until dry. Once dry, then it’s in a better/stronger state to tolerate styling. I’ve switched from air drying to blow drying and it’s made a difference in my hair. Hope this helps ❤
Some people definitely have hair that is so prone to damage. The inner parts may feel more healthy just because there is more hair on top of it to protect. I am in no way a doctor, but I have had clients after getting blood work and realizing they were deficient in something their hair started to change for the better. They were taking either vitamins to help or eating more of xyz. Obviously this is a process that takes time, and not the answer for everyone but might be something to look into?
@@terrirojas Thank you, that's a lot of information.
@@SummerBeautycI understand. I will be seeing a different dermatologist next week.
Thank you for your time. If you don't mind, can I keep you updated if I hear anything different from this doctor?
Yes of course, please do! It also may help someone else reading through comments!
Very beautiful happy thanksgiving Summer ❤
Thank you! You as well!!
What shampoo and conditioner do you recommend for coarse thick hair?
I like Amikas Signature shampoo and conditioner. Redken Frizz Dismiss is nice. Ouais Thick Shampoo and Conditioner is good as well. I enjoy almost every single product from that entire line! I like a lot of L'Oreal ls shampoos as well.
Very helpful and interesting video for me. I will try to transform my hair routine😅.Please, what is in your opinion the best dry hair brush for fine and bleached hair? Thanks for your answer.😍
You're welcome! Do you have a budget you would like to stay under?
@@SummerBeautyc No, i want the best for my hair.😅
I wish my hair was so predictable. Curly, wavy and straight hair in different sections causes lots of challenge for me. Super fine strands. Dense at the crown. Less so in the back and sides…which is where the curls and waves can dominate. I wake up looking like a frizz ball every morning! 😊
I’ve recently cut my hair shorter in hope that I’d wash and 100% dry more easily and often. I have fine hair and it’s thinning, if I’m to go with that much force and friction to my scalp, I’d have nothing left! What do you recommend then? Also, if hair is too short to make the pineapple, what then to protect it at night?
You can use your fingers to help lift or smooth as well if you're worried about creating too much tension. A silk bonnet helps preserve the hair a little bit through the night as well!
@SummerBeautyc Thanks! I have considered the bonnet. And I have a unopened silk pillow case in my nightstand drawer 🙄🤷🏻♀️
Ive recently observed my revlon blow dry brush is full of build up and the fine bristles are going in all different directions...i guess i need to replace it, how do i keep it lasting for longer? Seems wasteful as traditional blow dryers last longer
One my blowout brushes I have seen the bristles going on different directions and I manipulate them back into place. I've noticed when I store it separately rather than just shoved in a drawer with other tools it does better lol. You can use barbicide wipes to clean, just make sure no fluid from the wipes are leaking into the barrel.
Very entertaining. I have curly hair which is a whole different thing, but entertaining and informative nonetheless.
Yes curly hair is it's own entity!
Thank you so much for your guidance. I need help…i have a lot of fine hair…that is wavy. I am struggling…I love the smoother look of using a blow dry brush but also love curls. When I curl my hair after a rough blow dry, my hair is frizzy and not cute. Should I be using my round brush to smooth my hair before curling it? I worry about heat damage😭
@@stephaniez215 using your blowout to smooth your hair before curling is ideal! You'll get much more control over your frizz meaning your curls come out better. Just make sure you're using a heat protectant and using a repair mask once a week, or every few shampoos(depending on how often you wash your hair) and it will help to balance it all!
@ thank you Summer!!! Appreciate the quick reply…I have been so frustrated with my hair. Watch every video you post❤️❤️❤️
Which hair mask would you recommend for coarse thick hair??
It depends on if your hair is more fried or dry. I touch on that in this video ruclips.net/video/I0KIplmsj74/видео.html
@@SummerBeautyc My ends usually feel super dry. Which would be better?
@@juliannap.7323 Loreal has one that's really affordable, nice and thick that I like. amzn.to/40DGfV3
Redkens 5 Min Mask is nice too and these both share some similar ingredients. amzn.to/4eGa0YN
@@SummerBeautyc Got it. Thank you!
Using a silk bonnet at night is an absolute game changer!
Yes!!
Can hair be coarse AND fine? My hair looks bad 5 of 7 days a week and I have no idea (ZERO!) what to do for it! I use almost no products (a leave-in detangler and some times a light oil in the ends), but I also don't know how to do more than blow dry! I feel like a lost cause, but I am so tired of how bad it looks. Loved the video!
Sounds like you may have more medium texture. Do you have a lot of hair? I'm a big believer in styling products, they can make a big difference. Do you prefer a smooth look that's straight or do you like your hair to feel more thick and full?
@@SummerBeautyc I like a more thick and full feel. Growing up I felt I had thick hair, but now I think it just holds a lot of frizziness. About 13 years ago a stressful event happened and I dealt with it badly by over-exercising and under-fueling and I feel like my hair paid the price even though I got myself together and eat a normal diet and exercise moderately. I will add that I tried the "pineapple ponytail" you suggested in this video and it did seem to help me have some more "oomph" this morning!
@@tiffanybrantley23 ah stress can be awful! I have had so many clients say the same thing. You may enjoy a thickening lotion or cream. I like Small Talk from Bed Head, Living Proofs Thickening Cream is nice as well and IGK Beach Club is a good one too. John Friedas Frizz Ease is nice and light as well for frizz control.
Really informative as usual. Nice to learn it’s ok to restyle with heat … thank you 😊
Just remember your heat protectant and lower heat temps! That is the key! I still try to give my hair a day of rest 1 to 2x a week though.
What if I have fine hair AND a lot of frizz ?
I thought hair was dead. How can you revive dead cells ?
What do you think of using a thermal round brush to re-style your hair on non-wash days? Is it better to use a blow-dry brush?
I love this question and I love thermal brushes! I am planning a video that touches on thermal brushes, hopefully I will be able to get it launched in January! You certainly can use one and I use one often for reshaping, it's really helpful with Velcro roller use as well. They are a great tool to use so many different ways.
@@SummerBeautyc Thank you! I'm looking forward to the video. ☺️
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That was a whole lot of work that really wasn’t even necessary.
Lol this was easy compared to my last few. I like creating and making content that's fun and different, fully aware it's not for everyone!