She Cuts Off Her Long Curly Hair - Hairdresser Reacts to Hair Fails
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- čas přidán 16. 04. 2023
- In this video, I, a professional hairdresser, will be reacting to some of the most cringe-worthy hair fails on the internet. From bad haircuts to terrible dye jobs, I'll be covering it all. Join me as I take a look at some of the most ridiculous hairstyles and transformations gone wrong, and watch my expert reactions to each one. Whether you're a hair enthusiast or just enjoy a good laugh, this video is sure to entertain. It's a perfect blend of education, entertainment and humor. So sit back, relax, and enjoy as I take you on a journey through some of the most epic hair fails.notifications! www.youtube.com/@hair-buddha?...
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I have a friend who was diagnosed with a form of leukemia. She cried as she told me and said, “I am so afraid to lose my hair” and worried if she was just being vain. Hair is not “JUST HAIR” and thank you for realizing that and having the respect and support for those who find their hair to be so much more.
I’m so sorry for your friend’s situation. I’m not experiencing anything as drastic. But I used to be known for my super thick curly mop. I’m 39 and my hair is already naturally thinning a little. Looking at how much my mom’s has continued to thin out, I am so nervous about damaging my hair. It’s absolutely not just hair. And eventually it’s not going to grow back for a lot of women. That’s not vanity. Definitely not in this culture where a lot of people will harshly judge both women and men for being less than some arbitrary idea of attractiveness.
@@JessieHTX thank you. She passed away in March, 2022. She didn’t make it quite a year once she was diagnosed and she died without her hair 😢.
Stop being attention seeker
@@colleenchiddix6478 I am so sorry for your friend. May she rest in peace and God can comfort family and friends.🙏
@@Willowy13 My partner has cancer right now and has lost her hair. I'm shocked she is able to watch these people drag a brush through their hair like they just don't care, or do something with bleach and a developer that ends in noodle hair. She had no choice to lose her hair, but man, these people do. This channel taught me to never, ever bleach my hair outside of a salon. Luckily, I only dye my hair red (it's naturally brown) and have it done in a salon, or in between visits, a box. But I've never been compelled to bleach at home and now I know NEVER to do this. My own hair is in pretty crappy shape--have needed a haircut & have an inch of dead ends at least--but my partner has cancer and we're busy with a lot of doc appointments. She will be fine, and was watching this channel long before she got the diagnosis. When her hair fell out, she handled it so stoically...in a way, I think hair Buddha helped. But the big thing about losing your hair with cancer is that when it starts to fall out, all the little pieces are so itchy that you desperately want the hair off of your clothes, neck and body...she just hacked it off, long beautiful hair...and I did the rest. She feels much better now and there are some amazing wigs out there. I've thought about wearing one myself, since the damage is so bad and weirdly, that's not from coloring. I used to have short hair and let it grow during the pandemic and continued to let it grow and now it's my natural color and looks like total crap. I offered to shave my head in solidarity with my partner but she thinks that kind of thing is stupid. I wear a beanie or hat most of the time, but I will say a mistake I made--with short hair, you don't have to brush it that much, just a comb and styling product. Thinking that way, I didnt brush my hair that often and when I did, I think that damaged a lot of it. Also, my diet and anemia impact the quality of my hair and I lose a lot, it easily breaks. Etc. B vitamins and especially Biotin, a multi, collagen supplements, fish oil...all will improve the quality of hair and improve its strength and thickness. (I forget to take these, but my partner did not and her hair was thick, shiny, gorgeous and will be again) BTW, these are oral supplements and obviously I have to say this because of how many times on this channel we've seen people apply vitamin c tablets directly on their hair with baking soda, dawn dish detergent, coconut oil, T-18, purple shampoo, head and shoulders mixed with developer. Me saying this could result in a video of someone dumping biotin tablets and collagen and liquid fish oil and a multi etc directly on their hair and I don't want to be responsible for that shit show! No, those are oral supplements that help but are not miracle workers because nothing is. Supplements and magic can't grow Hair Buddha a big mop of hair on his scalp nor can they undo chemotherapy side effects. It isn't vein at all to cry because at least in the chemo world, it is more than just hair but evidence to the world that announces itself loudly 'I have cancer!' and you lose eyebrow hair, eyelashes, body hair...these kids that ruin their hair have the luxury of hair to ruin. That is all.
As someone with curly hair, watching her aggressively brush from top to bottom makes my head hurt. The sound it made was so bad. 😂
She's not tender headed for sure !!!
And she haven't realized she's ripping her hair off, 'cause they are kind of strong.
As someone with curly hair, I don’t even own a brush. It’s always hilarious when a friend or family member comes to my house and then asks to borrow a brush… all I have to offer them are wide-tooth combs.
@@cobrakai3732 Same - I can't remember the last time I brushed my. hair. Wide tooth comb is all I have
@@oceaneo4603 definitely not tender headed! I'd be crying after just one of those brushstrokes 😭
@@cobrakai3732 same here lol
As a curly hair girl I find myself actually yelling same thing as Hair Buddha for a change rather than just cringing along as usual
Ha! same!
Me too! A curly girl and a hairstylist...it's killing me......
This hair cut was excruciating! The strand of hair was killing me!! 😂
Once the scissors broke, I'd have taken it as a sign that the universe was telling me to stop
The random strands were stressing me out too and when she showed what she brushed out her head that day, I knew she brushed her hair like it did her wrong. As a curly girl myself, I've gotten away with the odd home hair cut, it does hide mistakes but NOT when you begin cutting just below your shoulder and end just above your ear. I do not believe that she "loved" it... I can believe she liked being free of the hair but a true pyramid on one side and a step pyramid on the other? No side part is hiding that.
It's no wonder she loses so much hair the way she brushes it. It's amazing how people treat their hair and then complain when it's in bad shape.
Right?!! It always surprises me how people don't know you start at the bottom and work your way up. It's the basics people!!! LOL!!!
@springfauna1465 yes, I spray mine with a light oil and use a large tooth comb, and as you say, go from the bottom up. Got my hair down to my waist, and wear it in a bun 24/7. Lol.
I felt Hair Buddhas pain and I am not a qualified hairdresser. Great reaction.
I'm n qualified hairdresser, but I'm a bespoke tailor and I felt the same pain he felt when she got out the kitchen scissors after breaking the paper craft ones... 😭😭😭
The last time I hacked at my hair like that I was in the middle of a nervous breakdown … hope she’s Okey 🤷🏻♀️‼️
My really curly hair is crying with sympathy at that brushing
The universe was trying to stop her from cutting more when the scissors broke
I would never cut my own curls. Curls aren't that easy. There are special trained curl hairdressers for a reason xD
They can be if you don't go mad... I'm a firm believer in the dry cut if you're not a hair dresser... helps get the shape right... then check it when you've washed it. That being said, better to go to the hair dresser
Being a trained hairdresser doesn't warranty your hair will be well cut. My last 3 cuts were with such a professional. The 1st cut was perfect. I went back to remake it and she destroyed her own previous cut. Changed to another one and the cut was not what I asked.
If your hair is so thin, why in the world are you brushing it so aggressively?! Make it make sense...
I would NEVER. brush my hair if it's even remotely wet. The brush is also trash if we're being honest. She should be finger detangling that hair. When it's dry.
@@RunninUpThatHillh Fingrr detangling is a good idea. When your hair is short and/or if you have time.
But in any cases a comb will be necessary.
@@RunninUpThatHillhMy hair snaps more frequently when I brush it dry. The same with wet actually (perils of 4c lol) but damp is perfect.
@@BionAvastar3000 Being stronger than straight hair when wet doesn't mean it's a good idea. It just means it's stronger than straight hair. Everyone in the historical as well as the natural haircare community agrees all hair types should never be brushed when wet.
@@oceaneo4603 Sure it takes time. But it's what it takes to have a glorious mane of hair LOL. I have fine, slavic hair. I don't even run my fingers through it when it's wet. I hate waiting.
Well for a start, if you have curly wavy hair use a comb to get the knots out and never use a brush on wet hair. Just makes it drier and frizzier.
After seeing her brush her wet hair like that, I think we know why she loses a lot of hair after showering. The sound of it! I know from experience that if you direct the hair wrong while cutting layers, you will have this weird empty space below the ear that makes your hair look too thin. I have curly hair, and even that will not hide the weirdness. LMAO the broken scissors were sign from the hair spirits that she just IGNORED. Why do bad things always happen to her? BECAUSE YOU DONT THINK THINGS THROUGH! Bless her heart for real, though.
Pumibel
Yup I never brush my hair wet because I notice when I did there was a lot of breakage
@@RavenVargas27 As someone with waist length, curly hair, I always brush it wet, usually in the shower with a wide toothed comb while conditioner is still in it. Brushing it dry breaks up the curls, creating frizz, knots,and tangles, which then leads to breakage.
My biggest issue was she started brushing at the top and just ripped her way down through it. Start at the ends, my friend. 😢
Yeah despite what Buddha is saying I feel like she’s losing way too much hair with each wash. Clearly she’s abusing her poor follicles. I used to have waist length hair and never lost anywhere near that much. I can’t be that rough on my fine hair or it would break off anyway. I hope she learns to have a gentler less abusive touch on her own head. 😂
When she was saying about all the hair coming out, I find, as someone with curly hair, the hairs don't fall out on a daily basis the same way straight hair does, in straight hair the usual hairs you lose daily just slip out, with curly hair they get sort of locked into the curl until the next time you brush or comb, which Is usually when you wash, so the amount of hair looks like more.
And people forget that if you don't wash your hair every day, when you do wash it you get that many days worth of hair coming out at one time. It seems like a lot, but maybe because it's 4 days of hair.
"My hair is like super thin y'all". I'm thinking maybe you should stop pulling so much of it out.
My hair was curly most of my life. Stound the age of 55 or so it started relaxing. I sssume hormones. It's now wavy. When HB said cutting 5 cm will look like 10 was cut I thought he would be surprised how many professionals apparently don't know this. I still have problems trusting anyone to cuty hair. I'm 67.
Shrinkage is real!
Watching the veins in HB’s temples begin to throb when people say they’re going to “wing it”. Pure gold. I immediately put my tray table in the upright position and buckle my seatbelt 😂😂
I've seen people brush a horses tail with more care😢 The sound of those cheap scissors hurt my heart 😳
Because of you Hair Buddha I haven’t done anything stupid to my own hair in a very long time! Cheers & thank you! 🤘
Hair Buddah, I trimmed my own fringe today and you would be so proud at how careful and methodical I was (and I only took off just enough to get me through a few weeks to when my hairdresser had to reschedule me to)
Wouldn't have made a fun video but I don't look like a disaster. Thank you for your advice 🧠 ✨
Hi, I have naturally curly hair, about 3A curl pattern. I only use my fingers to brush my hair in the shower while conditioning it. After that, combs and hair brushes come nowhere near my hair, even during styling. I only use a terry cloth towel to dry it. It turns out so much softer and with no frizz in sight!
Thank you for all your fun videos!
CORRECT!!!!
Not once, in 61 years on this planet, have I EVER contemplated cutting my own hair. I think it's insane to do so.
However, when I was a feckless youth, I did let a friend give me perms. Usually they came out pretty well.
Except once.
To say I had an afro would be an insult to afros. IT WAS HUGE!! For the first time ever, I started wearing hats. I washed it 5-6 times daily to try to get it to relax but it took a good month for it to become manageable.
This was both painful and hilarious to watch. The commentary is spot on and I feel his pain. 😂
Hair buddha I bleached my hair yesterday. There's no damaging no brassiness! It's a nice ash blonde with a slightly darker roots...it's like I had it in a 5 star review salon. Thanks to blonde me, 20 volume developer, taking fine sections and using a toner with 7 volume. It really worked for me. I love my new look. Thank you for teaching and helping us. Alot of love from Iran 🇮🇷 ❤️
You should have videoed it and submmitted as a "Win Video" to show how much you learned from HB! I'm sure there are lots of his followers who are listening and learning but afraid to try.
I have curly hair, I would NEVER cut my own hair, I always go to the hairdresser
I have been fighting the urge to cut my own hair. I've been doing at home trims since the pandemic started and now I know I just need to book an appointment for a proper cut.
I have curly hair like hers. I had a “hairdresser” cut my hair basically into this cut when i was a preteen. Bc of the curls I couldn’t get my hair into a scrunchie for almost 2 years. I wasn’t happy to have a triangle on my head… set me back years in learning to love my hair.
I've experienced my share of hairdressers who didn't know how to cut curls too. It's important to find someone who knows what they're doing. I'm glad nowdays there are special curl hairdressers, they're trained to cut curls and often dry cut them.
At some point you just learn what to ask for. No need for someone specialized to do that. Not for curls like hers.
HB, I'm not even a hairdresser but I felt your pain. When I see people cut their hair like this, I wonder what is going on in their lives where they feel the need to chop away at their hair so impulsively. I am concerned for her mental health.
"My eyes! My eyes!" You're going to need therapy soon. Great video, thank you
Thank you Hair Budda it was entertaining as always. "My eyes my eyes I can't bear to look"😂😂😂😂😂
I physically recoiled when she ripped that brush through her hair. No wonder its breaking off in clumps, jeez.
I just cut my looooong hair.
24” or 60.96cm and she is right you feel free after. I grow it long so I can donate it to “Locks of Love” where they make wigs for children with cancer. 😊
My saving grace has arrived. Thank you for brightening my day, Hair Buddha. Happy Monday, Hair Buddha and friends. 🌞❤🌈
I have curly hair and when I was younger would chop off my bangs. Thankfully, curly hair is very forgiving. But I didn't fool any hair dressers. I was always asked, "who cut your hair?" They already knew the answer. I think they were just waiting for me to confess.
Why why why do these people not get some good sharp scissors if they are intent on cutting their hair rather than hacking at it
Agreed! And there are thousands of hair cutting tutorials from amateurs and professionals, watching even one or two wouldn't hurt. These people hacking their hair willy-nilly with Fiskars and then cry that they look like poop. 😂
My curly hair (large ringlets like other people get with curling irons) is almost waist length when wet. I only trim with hair scissors when it's damp and only use a brush instead of wide tooth comb when I'm about to wash it. I never use a blow dryer and rarely use a straightener. Luke warm water when washing and cool after using conditioner. It took decades to learn what worked best for my hair!
Your hair sounds gorgeous!
I probably have similar hair and it's survived many decades due, I think, to healthy neglect. Washed every 6-7days and only brushed before that. Other days it gets detangled with my fingers. I get it trimmed by the hairdresser x2 a year. Never coloured it and I don't have many grey hairs, but most of the time it's up in a bun🤷♀️. I'm nervous about going short incase the curl goes berserk 😬
Exactly. I bought a professional set of hair scissors ($90!!!) but they are well worth it!!! I only trim my hair occasionally and keep my bangs at eyebrow length, but to completely “style cut” my own hair? Never. I would never attempt that.
Fellow hairdresser here… you gave excellent advice. Love watching ❤️👍🏼
You're right. I have wavy hair 2b/2c and when it was shorter it was more difficult to style it. The solution was to have layers. And the brushing...omg. That was soul-crushing.
I thought you were going to have a coronary when there were those little bits left longer than the others. 🤣
To listen to them sawing thru their hair with full scissors or bunching it up and cutting it. That sounds WOOF!! Her curls are very forgiving to the uneven hair cut😊
The brushing and cutting was rough! I recommend putting oil on the ends after cutting it. It seals in the ends :)
And of course a leave in conditioner after hair wash. Seals in moisture so it doesn’t dry more and more each day, until next wash
Everyone should be oiling the ends with a good, simple, clean oil from the kitchen. Ultra fine hair can use aloe juice instead. And once a week overnight oil treatments. At least.
7:43 "it's not just hair!" He's adorable 😂
Furchtbar...wie kann man nur so mit seinen Haaren umgehen? Auf mich wirkt das schon leicht irre... ohne Worte... Aber ich sehe diese Filme sehr gerne, von daher, Dankeschön dafür! Ja und die Kommentare von Hair Buddha sind super, ich mag ihn sehr, sehr gerne!
She has a Dora haircut now...😂😅🤦♀️ Love your video's Mr HB!❤❤❤
One of those “AS LONG AS YOU LIKE IT, THATS ALL THAT MATTERS” videos
Omg the struggle is real! 😂 I could watch you all day! So funny! Everytime I think of coloring or cutting my hair I think of you hair buddha ❤.
The pyramid Buddha speaks of is exactly why I am finally getting a professional haircut after 4 years. I saved money for a good haircut and waited for the pandemic. I can’t wait!
Hola Buddha, me encantan tus vídeos primero que todo aprendo muchísimo pero sobre todo me divierto, me parto de la risa con tus caras y risas.
Eres muy divertido 😂
As a person with curly hair that made me cringe so much. The amount of hair that came off in the shower would be a moderate amount for me. I shed a lot (but then my hair is longer and tighter curls - I'm a 3b/3c mix (more of a 3c when I put more effort in or it's shorter!) so less chance of hair getting out between washes) and no matter how much hair I try and get I have to use plug hole unblocking stuff a lot.
There's no way at all I'd ever be that aggressive with a brush! I only use my fingers most of the time - or a denman brush to help me style if I have the energy/a special occasion where I want my curls to look more defined.
I have to admit, I've not had my hair professionally cut in over 10 years. So few hairdressers know how to cut curly hair properly and don't understand how much it bounces up. I go from just above my butt when wet to just below my shoulders when dry. I'd always come out a frizzy mess with a pyramid style that looked dreadful and with the final result 3-6" shorter than I requested. I've heard stories of a local-ish hairdresser who's good with curls and I need to go get an appointment there to try. In the meantime, I've just been trimming my own hair which I always do when it's dry and cutting partway through curls. If I were to cut it wet, I know every curl bounces up differently when dry so it would require more touching up to get things even.
As someone who has medium density curly hair that was waist length through highschool, I understand the feeling of your hair being difficult/time consuming to manage. I did a big chop and had an qasymmetrical curly pixie for a few years and it was such a relief! I actually enjoyed taking care of my hair for once! But I went to my stylist to have it cut. I could never imagine trying to cut my curly hair by myself.
Its soooo amazing to watch Brad Mondo video before Hair Buddha and vice versa.. ❤ love your videos!
The sound of those dull scissors chopping through her hair actually hurt me.
I know right? I was cringing so hard
I was shouting the same as you - for her to please cut off those odd long pieces! 🤦🏻♀️
You could still see the imperfections in curly hair. It also won't lay properly.
And she didn't checked the back.
I've been growing out my hair for over 3 years. It's now virgin and 17 inches long. I'm 29, and I'm FINALLY going to a hairdresser to get highlights. I've only ever gotten haircuts 😬 I'm a little scared, lol
Well. I went to an hairdresser after growing my hair for 2 years, wearing buns.
The hairdressers cut it shorter than it was, lenght but to shoulder. And I went for a blow out !! They (2 ladies) showed me the split ends. I agree to it.
Hairdressers are not all F.... but be careful.
Hope you did your research on the hair colorist doing your hair. I've been watching a lot of videos where they can mess up pretty badly. Best of luck!
Bobbi P
The main thing is you have a good hairdresser I'd be nervous too though I've never had highlights before 😊
Oh dear, I had no idea that somebody can be THAT bad at cutting their hair or more like chopping it off with blunt objects. 😱 It hurt so much to watch how the second pair of scissors struggled. lol
I gotta say, her hair stays wet for an absurd amount of time. Within 2 minutes of getting out of the shower, my hair is already starting to dry. Within 10 minutes, it IS dry.
I felt your recoil in my soul at 10:19.
I'm with you. I was screaming at my phone. Why have you left that peice longer. It actually drove me INSANE
Like many others here, I have a newfound respect for my hair and for hair professionals thanks to watching Hair Buddha. I actually went to a salon yesterday to have black box dye stripped out and got a lighter recolour. I was seriously thinking of doing that at home. Thank you!
I swear that my hair just retracted all the way back into my scalp in fear when she was brushing her hair like a maniac.
the bit with the brush reminds me of how my mum used to complain that I'm the only one shedding in the bathroom.
everyone had short medium blonde hair while mine was bra-clasp length black lol. mine was just visible.
I have curly hair and cut my own hair for over 10 years now, since a hair stylist, that was used to do only straight hair, made a big booboo on my hair. I had to use a ponytail and tons of hairspray for months to keep the small piece of hair she left on the front right side of my hair, I think she was trying to make layers I don't really know. I often cut the length of my hair after washing, let it dry and wait a couple of days to see how it "behaves" and make adjustments from there.
That look of instant regret is so telling. As someone who spent most of my life with VERY short hair (sometimes as short as a buzzcut) and recently grew it out I can understand feeling like short hair is easier to manage. But in all honestly I could never go back to my short hair and I have a feeling she will miss her long hair. I hope hers grows faster than mine does. This was really painful to watch tho, her hair is so beautiful. That's the kind of hair I've wanted my entire life and to see her just hack at it like that was genuinely upsetting. I'm all for do what makes you happy, and if shorter hair makes her happy than great, but I also believe in being kind to yourself and that includes not hacking away at your hair like it's a patch of unruly weeds in your garden. Treat yourself, and by extension, your hair gently y'all.
I loved it when you said “it’s not just hair” ❤
Those scissors breaking was the universe telling her to stop 🛑 ✋🏼
Really painful to watch, but also entertaining, I have to admit.😉
I'm learning so much, sadly so late regarding the love & care of my hair from Hair Buddha! Thank you 💖 ☺️👍
😂😂😂 🤦🏽♀️ I thought I was bad with just chopping lol I can do others hair but my own NOPE!!
The great thing with curly hair, rarely can you tell if you cut it uneven😁
This is hilarious! I love when she gets the kitchen shears to cut with!😂😂😂As someone with thick, curly hair, I loved your reactions to this one❤❤❤
I love you videos! Keep up the hard work.
thank you
10:20 Those scissors were Oesters though…they’re hair scissors! And they fell apart. I got a similar pair from Sally’s. They are a tad dingy. And she had such big sections, it didn’t help those scissors. Kitchen scissors to the rescue.
I was nodding along in agreement with everything you said.
I am new too you channel but loving all that I have seen so far.
This video was the first one to cause me anxiety. 😳
Brush the wet hair, make it scream
This is a nightmare not a dream
Ignore Hair Buddha, never mind what he said
Grab a handful of hair and tilt your head
Wield blunt scissors, hack! hack! hack!
Oh look, it's shorter at the sides than it is at the back
She doesn't mind, because she knows
It's only hair, and hair always grows
But growing hair takes a long, long time
Thank God it's her hair, I'm glad it's not mine!
😂😂 I enjoyed reading your comment 💯
😂👏 Bravo 👏👌
Omg 😂 your reactions everytime I think we may have a Little OCD those long piece's drove me crazy too 😅😂
I use to bleach my natural curly hair and coloured it,purple but it got damaged now I just embrace a nice grey colour as the blonde bleach colour on mid length to ends took too long to grow out but now it's nice and healthy with shine and I can manage it,love your video's just reminds me never to touch bleach again
That was sooooo painful!!! Those second pair of scissors are exactly what I use to debone chickens at work.
Aaaw be careful giiiirl! Holy mother of God... Be happy to have curls which hide cutting fails pretty well.
After watching the whole clip, I am pretty shocked that she didn't have good hairdresser scissors and didn't section her hair. If you feel that the strands won't cur, your common sense will say 'take less hair!'. Haiaiaiii...
Thank you, hair buddah! Greetings from Germany!
You said she needs to cut layers. She doesn't have that capability. She can't section, measure, or cut a straight line. She can hack away. That is all. That being said, it doesn't look as bad as it should. I'm glad she is happy and glad that she has curly hair to save her.
Oh I died laughing when the scissors broke! Then when she brought in the kitchen scissors your reaction!!! I almost peed!
Great video. As always. Thanks!
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I have very curly hair, and I buzzed it about a month ago. I had too much going on in my life and didn't have the energy to spend taking care of it, even when it was short. As soon as I shaved it, I felt a huge wave of relief, and so beautiful. I know it may seem bad to those watching, but there is something immensely healing cutting your own hair- even doing a bad job. Plus, it's just hair. It grows back. :)
It doesn’t seem bad at all. Feeling good is most important. I have a horse face I would never feel beautiful with short hair. If I was cute hell yes. For you it’s just hair.
@@TracyD2 I feel ya on the horse face gig!!! I cannot wear short hair without looking like a horse faced man!
As Hair Buddha says, 'it's not just hair!'
Is it possible to see Hair Buddha cut hair correctly? And color correctly? I would love that!
I love how you get when someone says "its just hair". Yeah, its just hair, until you dont have any.
It's like watching a horror movie!!!! Hack, hack, hack. I thought she was eventually going to use a butcher knife or hedge clippers on it. LoL!! That poor hair and that little piece hanging on...torture!! It bothers me as well.
I have learned and have been entertained. I am subscribed! I cut my hair during the pandemic. I did have someone else help me and they evened out the back pieces that were longer. My curly hair is somewhat like hers, less ethnic. I agree you need a professional to do a little more layering, just a slight bevel at the ends is good. I wish your salon was near me I would see you regularly! Come to the New York area sometime!
I have 2 hair cutting scissors, 4 crafting scissors. Scissors in the kitchen, beautiful German stainless steel dress making scissors, and some junk scissors for the garden.
I wish I had curly hair like that. Your face was cracking me up...lol
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I cut my own curls , but only dry and with a Jaguar-Scissors and very careful in small pieces. It’s not easy, but I couldn’t find a good hairdresser in my City.
Omg, it is so rare to find people who understand that the quality of the tool as well as having the right tool for the job makes it easier and they do show in the quality of the end product.
You can see hair buddahs heart breaking for each and every hair that is shredded with crappy scissors
❤❤❤I love this man's videos
I like the finished product. If she went to a professional, it would look that much better though. Hope she starts loving her curls more.
I lost 77-80%of my hair all over from having Covid in January 2020 and when I was diagnosed with long Covid in May of that year and that's when it started to come out. It was devastating holding it in my hands and clumps in the shower and then I lost my dad a year later, it's been a shite couple of years. The hair loss had slowed down and I managed to get a fringe back but it is so fragile and I need to be very careful with it so trying to also embrace the grey. It's started to come out again but I just have to live with it and try not to stress.
So sorry you went through that! I also lost quite a bit of hair after Covid and it’s tragic. I hope for you it all comes back as your health recovers
@@mayavandecasteele7309 Thank you for kindness, unfortunately I had really poor health before it (long standing chronic health condition) so it will never quite be the same as before. Now have a fight with perimenopause now and sadly impacting my hair as well. It's a challenge to say the least. Sorry you too have suffered the same xx
Lol new tshirt "OMG! The struggle is real!"
Where did those scissors come from?! 😮 I’m in shock.
How do people get so brave? I have too much anxiety for this 😂 I’d rather pay big money and have my hair not be botched
No brains
Lmao, the pyramid.