How flat ironing REALLY impacts your hair
Vložit
- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Follow me on TikTok, IG, & Clapper: @GetGlamFam
To get a mannequin with type 4 curls: www.getglamfam.com
By using this referral link, you can also save 15% on your purchase with Dollar Curl Club: dollarcurlclub...
Here is a link to some of my favorite products: www.amazon.com...
Hey Glamfam! In this video I am discussing what is really happening to the hair when you are flat ironing your hair. This is important information to know because there can not only be issues of heat damage, but also of a loss of hydration. This , when done repeatedly can cause issues with dryness. The number one cause of breakage is dryness, so we want to ensure we are correctly identifying and solving the issue. As always, if you have any questions, let me know in the comments! Until next time y'all, take care, God bless, and stay glam!
Linwood
FTC Notice: This description box may contain affiliate links. What this means is, if you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission of your sale. This in no way impacts your price, or our recommendation, as we only do honest reviews. We know you work hard for your money and we definitely don't want you wasting it on garbage. However, the income we earn from this allows us to continue to afford to make free content like this. As always thank you for your support!
The purpose of this channel is to educate people on how to simplify proper hair care, and teach them how to do hair and styling techniques.Linwood is a licensed cosmetologist and cosmetology instructor, and he teaches high school aged students on a daily basis.
#healthyhair #healthyhairtips #subscribe2glamfam
Follow me on TikTok, IG, & Clapper: @GetGlamFam
To get a mannequin with type 4 curls: www.getglamfam.com
By using this referral link, you can also save 15% on your purchase with Dollar Curl Club: dollarcurlclub.refr.cc/glamfamhairbeauty
Here is a link to some of my favorite products: www.amazon.com/shop/whoseesthis
Hey Glamfam! In this video I am discussing what is really happening to the hair when you are flat ironing your hair. This is important information to know because there can not only be issues of heat damage, but also of a loss of hydration. This , when done repeatedly can cause issues with dryness. The number one cause of breakage is dryness, so we want to ensure we are correctly identifying and solving the issue. As always, if you have any questions, let me know in the comments! Until next time y'all, take care, God bless, and stay glam!
Linwood
😂😂❤❤
Sin shortens life, because of our sins we are separated from God. Everyone have an expiration date and this world have an expiration date.There is nothing in this world worth going to hellfire for, depart from worldliness everyone. It's NOT about religion/denomination, it's about a relationship with Jesus Christ by praying everyday, reading the Bible everyday, believe the gospel, While you are still alive repent of all of your sins and be born again. Rapture is imminent, do not be left behind. Jesus Christ is coming back everyone, get yourselves ready.
"Girl, Get out of my shot!" 😂😂😂😂😂 Linwood is to hilarious 🤣
😂😂 she was trying to be the main character!
❤😂😂🎉
@@GetGlamFam 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
4:29
😂😂😂😂
Lynwood I love how you combine educational content with a good sense of humour.
Thank you so very much! Thanks for watching!
@@GetGlamFamwhat’s ur sign?
Why don't other stylists seem to know this basic fact? Lynwood, thank you for educating us all!😊
They do, they don't because of $$$. Just like they know braiding is bad for the scalp. All you do is flatten out tangles. That is why they have to use a comb with it. The flat irons with teeth are better.
They always the "smoke" is just excess product burning off the hair or something like that.
They don’t care. They want that BONE SKRAIGHT picture for their instagram profile to get more clients 🙃
I saw a stylist do a blow out on 3b hair and did not use heat protectant and it dried out the famous clients hair ...B Scott had to go to another stylist ..Dr Boogie to save their hair. 😊😊
@@theire483 Flatirons with teeth, do you mean a hot comb?
More stylists need this info. I got a silk press for the first time in April and now I have heat damage!! My hair was healthy and curls popping. Now I look like someone threw a perm at my head and I didn't duck quickly enough, smh.
They likely had their temperature setting too high. I see too many stylists that set the iron it the highest temp because it’s faster, rather than selecting the appropriate temp for the clients fabric of hair.
@GlamFam Hair & Beauty What a shame, I don't trust anyone anymore. Thank you! Your channel is the best!🎉🎉
This is why I've always done my own hair. My natural hair presses straight at 360-375 with one pass. Every two weeks I flat iron it and my coil pattern is still intact...unfortunately. I was actually hoping that after 2+ years of continuous flat ironing fine hair that the texture would be looser but nope.
@@tracyc.1005wow! That is very impressive. What is your hair type if you don't mind me asking? I'm only asking to get an idea of whether or not the flat iron temp that you use could work for me. Im one of the 4 girls. 😂
@@GetGlamFamI love that you called our hair fabric
Water escaping the hair 🤦🏽♀️ omg that makes so much sense!! Thank you boo!!
He’s so handsome! He really is. 😩🥰👀
This was very educational. I'm glad you showed the water on the comb. I guess I didn't realize my hair had that much moisture in it.
Oh yes! Healthy hair holds a good degree of hydration in it, this is why I always recommend deep conditioning prior to pressing.
Does that mannequin have on real hair that has moisture?
Great info ! I had to learn that the hard way 🤦🏾♀️ I used to flat iron weekly and my ends split right up.
Also your SKIN Looks flawless
Thank you so very much! Yeah it can be a hard lesson to learn!
Yes! Great skin day!
how many times a week?
@@Joemama-uf4mw once
@@aalexis112 I do so too, alot of breakage and hairloss. But now i use heat protectant and some lower heat on the straightner. i hope it will help my hair a lil.
My hair is super fine. I have been afraid to flat iron it for years. A stylist severely heat damaged my hair. It took 3 years to fully grow out to the same length prior to damage. Thanks for the information.
One just did that to me in November. They used oil too..which has made my hair feel hard. Very deptessing. I have to wait till November 2024 for my hair to grow out to a bob. Then I will grow my hair back long
Same happened to me. Have you found a quality hair stylist since then, I'm still looking, there's gotta be more healthy conscious stylist like the one on this video
Seeeee I told a stylist earlier that silk presses on FINE hair are damaging PERIOD. There is no SAFE WAY. She snapped back all mad. I know my hair and I have had heat damage before.
I’ve said it before and will say it again: There’s a reason why this man is my hair guru.
Thanks, Linwood!
Thank you! my absolute pleasure fam!
Thank you so much I never thought about how moisture is being lost while the steam is coming up from the hair! It makes sense!
My pleasure! I’m glad I was able to share with you!
@@GetGlamFam 💛
I've been bald for the last two years and am finally growing it out. I have a badly shaped pixie cut atm lol can't wait for grow it out further and keep taking care of it!!
It’ll get there before you know it with proper care! ❤️❤️🥰
Thanks for breaking this down for us. I had no idea regarding moisture leaving the strands with heat; mind blown!
I love the power of this knowledge. I started a channel about hair. I straighten my hair super often. About half the year my hair is straightened. I have the babyliss straightener as well. Its perfect. I always makre your to have a leave in moisturizer as well as a geat protectant spray in my hair before blow drying and then i straighten. Hair is soft and sleek with just 2 passes and the chase method. I have tried straightening with no product and my hair wont go sleek or shiny, and it has loads of frizz like you said. My hair is waist length from following basic steps to prevent heat damage. Thank you for giving us the goodies. 😊
We love an honest stylist ❤
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching!
I have my hair flat ironed about twice per year. So far it seems to be ok, but thank you for the warning about excessive heat repeatedly.
Linwood, you need to be awarded the Pulitzer prize for cosmetology!
Thanks so much fam! I appreciate you!
This was informative. Bringing us the knowledge. I hadn’t heard of the importance of hydration along with protein prior to heat styling. People just talk about protein. Your hair looks good Linwood.
Thank you so much! Glad I could share with you today! 😊🙏🏽❤️
This was such a good video. My mom used to straighten our hair often when I was younger with the hot comb. The hair was thicker then, than it is now. I have had hair stylist burn my hair and my hair broke off. But it grew back eventually. My mother used dax Grease to press our hair with.
God bless and thank you!
Truth!❤❤❤
Same here remember my Mom rip in the kitchen with the dax& Apex and the hot comb getting us ready for church.....
Had no idea it was steam 😮.
I always learn something from Mr. Linwood. His porosity video was like cracking an IRS tax code. Thank you so much!
Thank you for the subtitles!!!❤
My pleasure! When I edit on my phone, I have an app that allows me to do it much easier. I’m working on finding a similar solution for when I’m editing on my laptop also.
The timing of this video couldn't have been better. I had just flat-ironed my hair for the first time in over a year a week ago and had no idea why it was so dry afterwards. Like most people, I thought the smoke was because the iron was too hot, and not that it was steam as the moisture was coming out. As someone who struggles with maintaining moisture, this was not something I can afford to have happen, but now that you have explained what to do to avoid this, I will know how to safely flat-iron my hair the next time I do it.
Absolutely! I would recommend deep conditioning before pressing next time, and then again after you wash the press out. Thanks for watching!
@GetGlamFam Thanks for this information! I've been wanting to flat iron my hair for Months but scared to do it because it will be my very 1st time since I went natural a year ago. But watching this video with the great information I believe when this TX weather get some since I'm gonna give it a try!
Great teacher, well noted
Wow..seeing the moisture on the comb..
.reallly did it gor me 😮. I all i can to avoid heat on my hair. Thanks so much for all your tips..they really do work.
I love his channel. I've definitely learned a lot.
Thank you! I’m so glad I’ve been able to share with you!
Another great video. I have fine hair and stopped flat ironing. Always keep it moisturized. Back to old school with a non-electric straightening comb. For MY hair it lasts longer and doesn't get dry. I use Altra Sheen pressing creme.
Amen!❤❤❤
That's what I felt that the old fashion hot comb did less damage......
Hmm I have fine hair too and flat iron. Interesting your experience with the hot comb.I can't imagine using pressing creme though because my hair is VERY easily weighted down so I can't really add much of anything to it unless I want stiff, thin looking, greasy hair. What pressing comb due you use?
This video is so helpful. I love the visual of what flat ironing takes away from your hair
❤❤ Your slick is slicking, Lwood !
Thank you! I appreciate you watching boo!
Thanks for this very helpful, informative video. Now I finally know why my hair has gotten so frizzy all of a sudden. I straighten it, but rather than looking smoother and straight, it looks so fizzy and dry
Sleek and laid can equal dehydration and breakage... This is how you maintain healthy hair ..Some stylist don't implement this and some clients don't heed these instructions, then when their hair is dry and split ends everywhere like your mannequin head😅😅you pushed her out of the shot😅 they blame the stylist smh ..This is a valuable free lesson with Theory and practical!!!👏👏👏
Linwood, I appreciate your vast knowledge on natural hair. Sine I’ve been on my natural hair journey it much healthier for the past year and couple of months. I truly thank you for your valuable time to reach out to all of us and we all lovingly thank you. GID Bless you.
Such a pleasure! Tha Mano you so very much for watching, I greatly appreciate you!
I would flat iron my hair a few times a year but I could never figure out why I had so many split ends later on. It just seemed like cutting them off wasn’t working. Also, I have fine hair that is coily/wavy. Lynwood, thank you because you just told me why. I need more moisture in my hair. This might not solve my issue but hopefully it helps.
The same can be said about perms, another chemical that straightens the hair AND can actually be deadly, yet no professional ever talks about that because they’re scared of telling the truth. Back to flat irons, I haven’t used one since high school and that was a decade ago. Growing up I had a fascination with long and straight hair for many years. I still like it, but I no longer have a desire to change my own hair texture because I love it, God blessed me with length and it makes me unique.
He talks about perms all over this channel
The most informative video on CZcams! Thanks a ton.
Thanks! And thanks for watching fam!
Thank you so much for this video. I learned something new today. It’s water and not smoke.
It can be smoke also if the temperature is too high. Selecting an appropriate temperature is crucial. Thanks for watching!
@@GetGlamFam I don’t use heat anymore but I remember a time when I was using a curling iron on my hair and later on I got caught in the rain and my hair smelled awful. I don’t remember exactly what it smelled like, but I do know it was awful and it stemmed from using the curling iron. What’s your thoughts my super hero Linwood?
I love your videos. 😊 Could you explain hydration vs mosturization? Also, please provide a product recommendation for heat protection. 🙏 It would be greatly appreciated. 😊
I'm a Cosmetology student at Empire Beauty School in Kennesaw, Ga. And I enjoy learning from your videos 💇🏿♂️💇♀️
I never knew that was steam...man you are truly educating us. 🌷
Glad I could help! Yeah, smoke happens too, but only when the temp is too high.
Wow i didn't know that 😮😮
Glad I could share with you today then! 😊❤️ Thanks for watching fam!
I love his videos because he actually speaks the TRUTH about hair care especially for black hair types. Wish he was in NY because I would trust him with my hair in a heartbeat! 💁🏽♀️💙
Between you and the blow dry professor, I’m broke but my hair hasn’t been this luxurious in years! Thank you for sharing so much knowledge. I don’t want tutorials, I want education ❤
I needed this video when I was in high school and college, when I thought I could flat iron to my heart's content. Grateful for your chanel. Thank you
Thank you for another great educational video. You seem well. Hope you are doing ok.😊
I am, thank you so much for the well wishes!
You are the best teacher ❤
Aww thank you so much! Thanks for watching! I appreciate you fam!
I never thought of the steam that I saw when I flatironed my hair as moisture loss before. But it definitely makes sense. Do you teach your students how to do tape in hair extensions as well? I recently watched a number of videos of people who had them done. The interesting thing is that I haven't heard how they are removed. I've wondered if they put any strain on the person's on hair? Or if they caused any damage or thinning long term? They do look really natural though. And it was good to see that you uploaded a video. The slick back is still slicking.
I think they are removed at the next wash. Most people who get silk pressed, usually have no water applied to the hair for any reason for 2-4 weeks.
I had the top stylist at a supposedly high-end, popular salon tell me that no amount of heat from repetitive straightening and drying as well, for DECADES would make my hair less curly. I explained to her how curly my hair once was and asked what time I needed to give it to be healthy again where my curls would come back more defined. She argued until I gave up, telling me that I do not have curly hair and that can not happe to people. 😂 I stopped on my own to see and in six months my hair is curlier than I ever even remember it being when I was younger. I'm saving up to go to the one person I know in my area who specializes in curly hair and get some tips on embracing it!!
Now I don’t want to apply heat ever! This explains why I need a deep condition after getting a silk out. It always seems to damage my fine 4c hair quickly. My poor strands can’t afford to lose any water. Maybe why I like gel? ( non alcohol, I do listen and sometimes take action🤣.) Thanks for sharing.
LINWOOD!!!!👀I use a heat protectant & I curl my hair twice out the week.. sometimes 3x .. I put the heat on the lowest setting which I think is like 250. I have very fine hair but I have clip in pieces to make my hair fuller. I have always had fine hair my whole life. Will I still get heat damage? I see none so far but this scared me. What heat protectant do you recommend that won’t cause build up?
Your bun looks amazing 😍😍😍❤
Thank you Linwood! You’re so knowledgeable! I wish I knew of a hair stylist in my area that cares as much as you do! God bless you and your beautiful family. 🙏🏽🌟
You have the combat gel in your hair slick here, don’t you Linwood? 😄
Man that looks good. You really sold me when I saw you use it so I’m pretty sure I recognize it here! I can’t wait to get my hands on some. ❤
Thanks for the excellent educational content on flat ironing.
Yup, this is the combat gel! It slicks my hair so well, I am definitely a fan!
My pleasure, Thanks for watching!
Knowledge is power....one you educate, it gives the thr information to make choices..
extremely generous to share knowledge. Hard to see these days... THANK YOU
I don't use heat anymore, but I love being informed . Wow, the damage I was probably causing when I had a perm. SMH
Thanks for sharing these great tips and demonstrations. God bless and stay safe 🙏🏾🥰
As always you give amazing insight and information!!!!
SO informative and visual. Much appreciated 🙌🏾
It’s not the stylist fault that a client has heat damage! It’s what the client does on their own at home! I am not a professional but I know not to use heat on my hair daily. Anyone doing so is asking for problems!!!
Yeah I have to agree. A lot of times when a person complains they got heat damage from one salon visit I'm side eyeing them. They leave out the part where they used heat every day for a month trying to preserve a style.🤦🏾♀️
Awesome calming voice, very educational!!!
Thank you❤
Would love a video on how to revive your curls after heat damage
This scared me. I applied heat in January then completely stopped. I’m scared of the damage.
Linwood I love your hair like that and as always, thank you for the info.
Wow thank you, knowledge is power for me to keep those flat irons away from my mane, unless I do it myself and can monitor the heat!
I haven’t flat ironed my hair for years now. I also shaved off my head during Covid and started brand new. I have 3C type curls I still get breakage my hair is tingly and puffy. Ever since I had my last child, this has been an issue. What is so strange is that my hair is never dry and it’s super shiny.
Why did this video come out as I sit with my conditioner contemplating blow-drying my hair? I was going to use the cool setting, but don't want breakage. Let me listen 🧐
I sincerely love ALL of your videos. Watching you all the way from South Africa🇿🇦You're so humble.. I recently bought a wig because I had a pixie cut and absolutely hated how it's growing out🤣I'm learning such a lot from you👌❤️ Thank you.. Stay the awesome individual that you are.. I will surely follow all of tips and tricks for restoration and making my new hair feel silky smooth for as long as I need it to... ❤️❤️❤️
My sis uses her flat iron every single day, thinking about sending her this 😅
Yeah that’s a bit too often, it’ll cause dryness, breakage, and heat damage.
Very informative i have really been trying to style with a flat iron and i have gone hard around the face so thank you for your help
Ooh, that’s that Combat gel day! ☝️😁
Yup! Sure is!
Cool info….Lynwood, love the hairstyle!
Thank you so much! 😊😊
This the best explanation I've heard. Thanks Lynwood!
would you mind listing some hydrating and protein products
I love your videos, I started watching when I was a loose natural I have locs now, but I love watching for my daughter ❤❤❤❤
This is important to know.
When I flat iron my hair, I always do it after I get out of the shower and blow dry my hair with a blow dryer brush. Before applying heat, I always use Giovanni hair serum. Once that’s done, I apply a glistening amount of oil onto my ends, and go for at least three days without heat.
Hi Linwood what would you suggest as a good heat protectant product?
Very educational! I loved seeing that moisture on the comb, that was cool!
Happy early father's Day Lynnwood. 🧡
Thanks fam! I hope you had a wonderful Sunday, and happy Mother’s Day, if it applies!
@@GetGlamFam
Blessed early Father's Day from me as well!
Use homemade coconut oil for damaged hair. Once a week dipping your hair in coconut milk will also deeply condition it and will add that lost hydration.
Thanks bro,I needed to hear this for my daughters dehydrated hair.
So pleased your giving us lots of content my hair is thriving cos of your advice im in braids for the summer
Lynwood, off topic but you know those earloop things you were talking about. Well I have adhd and I was in need but stuff kept happening and I had to put my coins elsewhere. then I saw the copy cats on TEMU for 3 dollars.... LOL I'm not lying. They came with the case, the different tips and had the soft sleep version and the firmer version so I said what the heck 6 bucks let me try the slow boat from china. Those things came and they are AMAZING!!! Thank you so much! I can focus at work again! Now I pray my ears don't turn colors from using the 3 dollar version but whatever they work for now! Wanted to tell you in case you wanted some back ups LOL. Be sure to watch the tips. They have several cheap imitators but look for the ones that have same rounded one level tip like yours. take care, keep doing you!
Thank you Linwood for all your good advice.🙏👍
Great tutorial and good information 👍🏾 👌🏾
I am really glad that you're saying this because I only do this once a year on my hair because I looking for more information about this. Thank you so much I really appreciate it see you again
As usual, always learn something. 🎉
I have flat ironed my hair with just leave in conditioner, flat iron on 350, and was concerned when I saw smoke. I couldn't fathom why? Thank you, I now understand. I only did it a couple of times on my natural clean hair & knew it couldn't be good. Will leave that flat iron alone & just continue with my twist & braid outs. I use the Revair to stretch my hair. Do you have any thoughts on that? Thank you!
Great explanation. Thank you very smart guy.
I discovered that my hair does better with a straightening comb than a flat iron, it stays straight longer and I have less frizz
I quit using heat on my hair. I even wash my hair with very Luke warm water. My hair has never been more healthier!!!!!!
Loved that smile and moment @ 4:30. It made me smile. After watching the video, I feel soo bad for my hair. I only flat iron my hair 1 time a week or every 2 weeks but it texture seems like I do it more often. Could that mean I need to deep condition it more often?
You may need more frequent deep conditioning, and you may be using a temp that is a little too high. Try lowering the temperature some 😊🙏🏽
Lynnwood, my hair texture is like this mannequin. Thank you for the explanation omg!!
True, True, and True. Flat Iron once in a blue moon but to be honest, it's heat being applied directly to the hair strands. You know that's gotta be causing some damage.
Great information, thank you professor! 😊
Hey, absolutely great video! Could you make a video giving info for someone who is going to straighten their hair at home for the first time !!! Including products to use to prevent damage
Love this. Any tips about maintaining hydration on low porosity coily hair?
I guess the Revlon steampod would be helpful in this case 🤔
The master has spoken
I’m a straight natural and have heard my stylist say I should only apply heat to my hair once per month. I prefer to have my hair straight and think washing it once a month is gross. I used to do every two weeks. What do you think?
I would like to know Linwood's take on the Dominican blowout.They use alot heat and it's always smoking with that extreme high heat😮