HOW TO USE HEAT WITHOUT THE DAMAGE!
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2021
- In this video I'm sharing how to use heat without the damage. After getting really bad heat damage a few years ago, I decided to learn as much as I could about this topic. So I'm spilling allll the goods in this video! I guarantee you're going to learn something new!
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I definitely use heat every wash day(biweekly or monthly). I use my Revair to keep my hair stretched. I use chi silk infusion and have never gotten heat damage.
Do you still use your revair? Is it better than a concentrator nozzle + round brush combo?
@@shequonhansen397yes it is better for long term hair health in comparison.
@@NanaNaima1 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I have been watching CynDoll here on RUclips growing her hair and she blow dries EVER week....She shows her curls almost every if not every time before she blows dries it(on high)...I am no longer scared of heat...:)....Thank You for more tips....
My daughter is 16 in just over a week and she wants her hair flat ironed. This is the second time she’s going to have it done in her entire life and it looks as though I’m going to have to do it. I can’t thank you enough for this info - even for myself as I suffered heat damage last year and had to start my journey again. You’re an angel 😊
You're so welcome! :-)
I absolutely do use heat. My favorite go to protector is Design Essentials HCO spray and Design Essential's Silk Essentials serum. It has never fail me yet.
Thank you for this! You addressed my biggest concern heat use/damage. I do protein treatments but my hair is so thin and fragile, breaks easily. I always like your videos before watching because I know the content is going to be worthwhile.
I used heat last week for the first time in my two years of natural. Thanks for sharing again 🙏🏾 🙂
I straighten our hair only once in winter for our bdays. I started using Chi protection in Feb & I loved it. Thanks for the video.
You hit the SPOT this time! Was thinking about what I would do in the future with my hair.
THIS is my answer.
You mentioned not too long ago, using a ponytail as a protective hairstyle. Your saying that was GOD answering a prayer to me. I researched ponytails and settled on one with bangs and curls. When I'm done with the ponytail, I'll use heat and possibly cut my hair in a style...verdict still out on that.
THANK you SO much for all the information. My hair is flourishing now. Just working on my TEMPLES, but you just did a video for that.
YOU ARE LITERALLY GREATNESS TO MY HAIR CARE JOURNEY😭 I watch ur vids after school every time I get a chance and I always ALWAYS learn something new about hair. Just this morning I was wondering if I had heat damage bc my wash n go's never come out right (I might just need a better gel) or what heat damage looks like on 4c hair cuz all I've ever seen was like 3- 4a heat damage. I'm going to try doing these steps in my routine for about 2 months and see how the result are for my 4c low porosity hair.
Wow, this is so informative as always. You are amazing. Thank you once again!
Wow this is right on time. I have been thinking about blow drying my hair and possibly a light flat iron once a month but wasn't sure the safest way. This helps!
This is so helpful 🙌🏽, thank you for your tips!
You're so welcome!! :-)
This is right on time! Been natural for over 10 years and would only use heat once a year. But now being a mom, straightening it has been easier for me. Loved the tips 😁
Always great content!!! Please keep it up 💪🏿
I’ve been natural off and on since 2009 and I’ve learned that my curl pattern changed 3-4 times after each big chop. I was able to grow my hair long and healthy, but I did not like how my hair changed and the heat made my curl pattern very loose. Now that I finally have my super tight curls back I wouldn’t dare risk flat ironing my hair for a temporary look. I’ll just grab a straight wig. Great video!!! I love your content and can’t wait to see more videos.
Your hair looks amazing as always
After I decided to leave my hair natural a year ago I haven't used heat. I might use it some day. These tips are very helpful. Thanks. 😌
Thanks for the tips. I use my Dyson on low heat to blow out my hair. I love it!
Waited all week for this video, then had to work late. Anyway, I didn't want to do anything to my hair until seeing what mistakes I've made in the past that caused my heat damage. You jumped right in on my problems. I thought throwing a little grease on my hair would take care of any damage I might get. Now, I think its best if I go to a professional for straightening my hair. Thanks so much, Tonya, for sharing so much knowledge with us. We love you.
Thank's for the tips! Every now and then I will flatiron my hair to check the length. Since I cut my bra strap length thick natural hair to my neck, all H_LL broke lose! Hair loss and severe thinning was out of control, so I went back to natural styles but my twistouts looks like I've been electrocuted! My hair is so hard to grow now, but thanks to your video's and the community comments, I have hope again.
Thank you so much for this info!
May you also breakdown Henna for us - what is it about Henna that makes it so effective for hair growth - for both relaxed and natural hair gals 😊
OMG, I truly needed this video. I now know how to modify my efforts to straighten my hair. Thank goodness I got the heat correct. I only use 380, so I'm good to continue with other modifications.
I want to use heat on my natural hair because I’m so tired of wearing a curly natural hair style. I’m tired of the shrinkage and sometimes I get disgusted. I don’t want to relax my hair but I’d love to try a silk press. I thank you for sharing.
Great video. Just ordered curly girls guide. Quick read and to the point, informative, with solid facts and research.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
Thank you so much! This was so helpful before using heat on my hair after about 7 yrs.
The heat is tempting, I will wait. I have learned today! TY
I do the heat protectant layering too! I use a lotion type for blow drying then a serum type for flat ironning. I don't get sleek results but I want more of a volumous look anyways. I also still seal at the end with a light serum to help avoid early reversion. I'd like to think I'm also sealing in any moisture but I'm not sure about that.
As always thanks for the science beyond it!
Really glad I came across this video, my curl pattern literally changed after my silk press and I was so confused, I have some heat damage which is straight and limp but overall my curl pattern seems it went from a 4c to a 4b
Thanks T, I do appreciate that the information was very informative, I have been using light heat with blow drying my hair and I have found that I use a heat protection that helps but I am planning on incorating more heat in my journey thanks again for the education on how to use heat properly because it is a concern especially preparing it with protein treatments good point great job!
So glad I found you! 💕
As always, wonderful tips! Yes, I do use heat and like you suggest, I use heat protectants in phasing… before the first heat pass and again before the final heat pass. My hair has responded beautifully. Also, I don’t use heat any higher than 375 degrees. This has made a world of a difference. Thanks again!! Looking. Forward to your next video!
Yes I use medium heat on blow-dryer. I was not using heat protectant. But after listening to your videos, I plan to incorporate an oil to protect. I had issues with heat protectants in the past. I believe the oil will work better for me. I appreciate the content you put out. I have I incorporated tea rinses. Made a great difference for my hair. My hair is so much stronger. I stopped flat ironing. I don't need to with a relaxer. I just wrap my hair. I have gained so much knowledge on hair thru this chanel. Thank u so much!!!
Every January and I do EVERYTHING you just said! Chi twice, Aphogee first!
I love your videos! They're very informative.
Thank you Latoya! :-)
Ooo girl thank you for this here video! I don't use heat other than to dc with my hooded steamer or dryer. I definitely want to try a little heat, maybe twice a year. I'm totally afraid of heat because I heat damaged my hair right after I transitioned for a year and 3 months, ugh, talk about heartbroken. I cried...so again, thank you thank you thank you
That's a good idea,never thought of that over the years of me putting heat on my hair,not even a protecting cream.Boy,when you are young,you really don,t think that way,when you are older that's when the thinking cap goes on.Thxx for that info.Well appreciated.👍💖
Overly conditioning my hair has worked for me. Like you have to be consistent lol. Like every single week consistent 🤣 my girl always coming with the fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I needed this one! I have had to cut out heat damage more than once. 🥺
Ugh been there! :-( Hopefully these tips are helpful for you!
@@CurlyChemistry Just came from catching up by watching your other recent vids 😜👌🏽 but at timestamp 5:20 ngl Ima need a demonstration because I'm too confused 😕 I think you are instructing me to do it the way I've recently implemented into my routine but I'm not sure
@@CurlyChemistry love all of your uploads btw 😏 so informative we truly appreciate you🤗
Very good advice, thank you! I do use IC heat protectant; it works great and I tend to use too much because my hair is thick. I like the end results! God bless you!!!
I use to consider myself a "straight natural" until about 3 years ago. I chopped off my damaged ends over time. My current styles allow me to put moisture (water) in my hair throughout the week. I havent put heat in my hair for over a year and I've never had so much growth. Ive realized that Im not 3c but 4a/4b. And now my hair has changed to low porosity. Which I'm loving. I'm not saying I'll never use heat again, but the cost-benefit ratio isn't hitting at the moment. If I want hang time, I'll stretch my hair (african threading, twisted buns, and braids), or wear a wig. Great video 💕
Great information 👍 very useful. Thanks.
I've been growing my hair back for over a year since chemo and have used heat 2x. My hair texture has changed so I don't use heat nearly as much. Just ponytail it
Thanks for sharing Leah! :-)
My hair changed after chemo as well . Praise God for his healing!!
AMEN!!!
How are you Leah? Praying for you Sis!!!❤
Such a good video, thank you
Yes happy Friday @curlychemistry
We made it!! :-)
I state again you are my hair saver thank you young lady🤗
Think you for doing this video I never considered doing a protein treatment on my hair but I'm definitely going to do one this week before I do my blowout thank you always for the information that you provide
Yah I usually put a moisturizer and heat protection spray before I blow dry my hair so I can open my hair cuticles then seal it with a seal in with a seal in. And I actually wash my hair like every 3 days tbh and then Blowdry it. It’s actually growing surprising. The dyson blow dryer is amazing 🤩
1/11 I’v only used heat two times during my almost 10 years of having natural hair. Now, I want the option of having my hair flat ironed. Thank you for sharing this valuable information!
I use heat in my regiment. It’s about 20%. Most times, I wash my hair and put them into 4-6 twists to moisturize and dry. I use the Reverse air dryer to stretch it. If I want a straighter look in a couple of days I use my Ion Pro steamer (with a heat protectant on 375). I have fine 3b-3c curls, ,I think lol it gets confusing with all of these hair types. I do not like bone straight (anymore) I prefer to keep a loose bouncy curl. Once I use the pro steam iron, I put my hair in 4-5 Bantus knots to get the loose curl. Because I use it sparingly, I have not experienced any heat damage. I do need to do protein treatments. Love your channel, I watch but I don’t comment lol. Thank you for sharing. I learn a lot.
This video is so informative thank you and greetings from the UK. I didn't know about silicone heat protectant serums. Will give IT a try. Would love to see a video about how to boost hair shine. Is coffee good for this?
Aphogee is tried and true! My Mom used it on my hair as a kid. I’m in my late 30s and still use it. Love your videos! I’ve learned so much. Thank you!!! 😃😃
You're so welcome!!
Thank you!!!❤️ Heat, makes my hair easier to manage.
Hiya Sis! Yup...no heat for my tresses. When I'd initially cut out the heat (over 10 yrs ago) from my hair regimen, my hair responded so well that it grew to great lengths! It was well over halfway down my back at the longest. The only times heat was used was by my stylist to do hair treatments. I would also use it for wrap-set hairstyles; that happened 2-3 a year. The rest of the time I'd do my own heatless treatments (body heat only). Seemed to work well for me.
Thanks for sharing Disa!
OMG! I need this. I have recently decided to be a straight natural...again. I use heat WEEKLY. I have purchased every expensive thing to help minimize the damage (Revair, Dyson Corrale, K18 bond builder). They help out a ton (especially that K18 my hair is literally improving with each use despite all the heat) but always looking for more tips and tricks. So I'd say the K18 is my one thing that saves my hair. It's 10x better than Olaplex. Thanks!
First time hearing about K18. Was contemplating buying Olaplex 0, 3 and 8. Thanks for sharing. 😊
You're welcome! How do you like the Revair?
@@CurlyChemistry I'm five years natural and have not used heat on my hair in that. Of time but I'm contemplating doing so to make trimming easier and check the length. I was hoping that you would do a video on revair reverse hair dryer. And tell us about that K18 whatever that is! :-)
It’s so expensive. My mom would kill me if I purchased that
@CurlyChemistry There's absolutely no way I could blow dry my hair weekly without the Revair. It's so gentle but I still get maximum stretch. It doesn't get above 220F.
I am so tempted to use heat while diffusing , but it's always turned to be a wash day fail.. so i damp style and air dry, and yes after your silicone video, I have included silicone based products and I am loving the results ..
I am many decades relaxed with BSL hair and other then a hood dryer every two weeks on a roller set I have not used heat in almost 4 years and my hair is flourishing. Olaplex is a recent addition but I deep condition with every wash and use hard protein when I do my bi-annual relaxers.
I am often tempted but back out due to curl conservation. Pattern, integrity, strength, and health of my hair winning out! This will help me to do it. I used a flat iron for a season. Then had to wait too long g for my coil pattern to get fit.
I do all of the things you spoke about. I straighten my hair in the late fall and winter, I normally do it every two to three weeks until spring. I never get heat damage, because I don't use a flatirons, instead I use an old fashion pressing comb, the ones that you place on the stovetop. I temperature check with a white cloth before running it through my hair. I want be doing as much this year, because my hair as gotten really long, my back want be able to take it, so I will only be pressing it for special occasions.
Had to watch this 2x. Thanks!!!
I have definitely had heat damage but I am thankful for your tips
You are so welcome!
I use heat twice a year when I get a trim. But I only blow dry. I've never had a flat iron. Haven't had a press in 30+ years.
Great video! 👍
That fantasia heat protectant is legit. Used it for years
I always learn so much from you. I was considering having my hair flat ironed but was hesitant until I saw this. You are the best thank you 😊
I use indirect heat, hooded dryer to set coils and use Mizani Miracle Milk.
Thank you for sharing 😇
What is a good light leave in conditioner to buy?
I needed this too. I got a lil heat damage in a small section a few months agi but the weekly curl bond fixed that but it has made me nervous to press it again. Should you deep condition your hair also for the preparation?
Haven't used direct heat on my hair for more than a year, still have PTSD from the heat damage I suffered 😭🙈
Thanks you! I never use heat to straighten my hair, however I go multiple times a week in the hammam or sauna… Should I use these techniques as well before going there? And which one is the less worse for hair: hammam (wet heat) or sauna (dry heat)? Thanks a lot for all your videos, they are so gold!!!
I do use heat on days when I use deep conditioner on my hair I used a hooded dryer on Med heat setting.
I very infrequently use a blow dryer maybe 3 or 4 times in the last 5 years and I haven’t used flat irons or hot combs in the last 6-7 years. I am tempted but usually talk myself out of it, but I woke up yesterday and had the urge to straighten my hair and am trying to decide if I’m going to do it
Notification gang 🔥🔥😂😂
Gang gang!! xoxo!!
Would you recommend design essential agave and lavender heat protectant?
HI CURLY CHEMISTRY I USE HEAT BUT IT 40 OR 50. I ONLY GET MY HAIR STRAIGHT ENOUGH TO COMB!!! I ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO AND THANK YOU AND PLEASE HAVE A BLESSED DAY!!!!
Great video. I don’t use heat at all, but I have been tempted it’s been a year (of no heat) if I ever do decide to put heat on my hair I will definitely keep the tips you gave in this video.
Me too! Its been 1 year, not even a blowdryer. I had to cut 6 inches of heat damage off because I was using heat so often early in my hair journey. My hair is so healthy now. I probably won't pick up another flat iron for 5 more years 😄.
Straight-hair natural here! I use heat every two weeks and press my hair with a hot comb….yes, you read it correctly. I find that flatirons do more damage to my fine strands because I can’t control the heat. A hot comb cools over time and the hair at the bottom of a section doesn’t get as much heat as my roots. One thing that has helped me is the 2-min aphogee protein treatment every other wash day. I also like elasticity treatments such as ouidad and moknowshair curl restoring treatment. I use to think my hair didn’t like protein….but now I realize that it does ok with moisturizing protein treatments like ORS hair Mayo, and 2-min aphogee product.
Hello. I was wondering do I need to use an heat protectant when I use my blow dryer on a cool setting? I don’t use heat that often, unless it’s a occasional press and curl. I have high porosity hair and I know I need to do a protein treatment. Thank you for the wash day tips. Sorry for the long message, hope to hear from you soon.
Can you please do a video on how to protect high porosity hair during heat styling?! I know that type of hair presents extra barriers when it comes to heat styling
What do you think about using Olaplex prior to heat? Do you think it’s just as good as a protein treatment? I have never straightened my hair but I know I will do it once just to see my true length and get a better accurate trim . I usually use my
Revair and trim
I usually use heat when sitting under the dryer for my conditioner , and before I get braids!
I have heat applied when I get professional trims 2 to 3 time a year. I always make sure to apply a protein treatment before any heat style. If I don't get a chance to do so, I apply a protein treatment and deep conditioning as soon as I revert my hair.
I use the botanika protein treatment in my hair before I had to go to the salon to get my hair braided and they had to blow dry it to make it straight... it was so hot that I thought I was gonna get heat damage from it but when I took out my hair in a month and washed it... turned out the blow dryer didn't affect my hair at all... I was so happy about that.
Someone did a test on the Fantasia IC Heat Protector with a Q-tip and a lighter and it went to flames. She was testing out different heat protectors. KeraCare didn’t flame.
I'm back to using heat (professional blowdrying every two weeks to a month). I tried to no heat and my hair didn't really thrive. It grew but was not healthy at the last 4 or so inches 😞. I'm going to see how it fares with this addition of heat. I won't use it in between and made my own little protein spray and using lauric acid oils.
Thanks sis 👍😊
Would you recommend the same methods and products for a tropical climate? Heat styles don't usually last because it is very humid. What are your thoughts on the texture management system?
I try to use heat once every six months before i install a long-term protective hairstyle. I only blow dry and never flat iron. My hair is always strong because instead of a deep conditioner, I use a cholesterol treatment. On wash day, when I moisturize, I apply my leave-in, castor oil then heat protectant then I give my hair two days to dry and absorb most of the sealing oil. Right before I'm about to blow dry, I apply the heat protectant again. I use the tension method then my Denman brush to assist me in blow drying.
How do you feel about weekly blowouts? And ‘it’s a 10’ heat protectant
What is considered "excessive heat" use? Daily use, weekly? Great information as always.
Thank you so much 👌🥰
You’re welcome 😊
If you have low porosity hair,do you still need to do a protein treatment before you put heat on your hair?
I didn’t think I would ever use heat again! Thank you. Also, how long can you store a clay mixture? I made a batch yesterday and left it on the countertop & fell asleep! It’s been 24 hours is it safe to use? (Bent, Rhass, Kaolin, ACV, Oil, Distilled water)
Do you suggest flat ironing your hair with grease?
This was so helpful. What do you think about using olaplex no. 3 before using heat
Yes that works too!
Is it ok to apply heat on your hair after you have put on an oil, like Olive Oil or Avacado oil etc.?
Can I use a curl bond treatment and a protein treatment in the same day before applying heat? If not, which one is more effective?
Happy Friday beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🌻
I have been using pure henna on my natural hair for 30 years. I have extremely long thick curls. Im tempted to becoming a straight natural by using coconut oil then a heatbrush . What are your thoughts on coconut oil as a heat protectant?
what does it mean if your flatiron on 400 is poofing back into blowdry mode after you finish the first side?