79 is the podcast episode number. The episode focuses on just three simple questions.

I hope you found it helpful! 😊

There could be several reasons, and sometimes it's a matter of trial and error to keep testing what works and what doesn't. Here are a few things to consider testing if you are having a hard time with it curling or holding a curl. 1. Products! You always want to make sure you are using some type of heat protectant to protect your hair, but there are also products that help hold the curl/style. Adding a product that isn't too heavy for your hair, but also has a good hold would be ideal. 2. Make sure your hair is completely dry before curling. 3. Take smaller sections when curling and make sure you hold it long enough for the heat to distribute through your hair (especially if your hair is long and/or heavy). 4. Consider your tools - there are different types of irons (such as titanium or ceramic) and that can affect how your hair responds. Test different types of tools and temperature ranges to see how your hair reacts. (My hair never holds with ceramic, but can last for days with titanium.) 5. Use a good hairspray that has a nice hold and once styled, don't touch it. :) Hope that helps!

@@renaematt aww thx !🤍

The one I have isn’t available anymore, but the brand itself doesn’t matter as much as the material. You just want to make sure it’s actually silk (not satin) ☺️ There are several options on Amazon or at department stores that carry bedding!

Haha! That works, too. They are pretty soft 😂

Thank you!! So glad you like it! ☺️

You’re welcome! So glad it helped! 😊

It’s a fun change! You don’t have to twist it, but I prefer to. I like the effect it gives and it also seems easier to keep on the wand without slipping around! 😜

You’re welcome! I hope it helps 😊

You are very welcome! It does take some time to get used to it, but once you get it down, it becomes so quick and easy! You'll love it! :)

Aww, thank you!

Without seeing you actually doing it, it's hard to say exactly what the issue might be. However, here are a few things to try that might help! 1. Take smaller sections: It may be sliding because the section you are holding is too big for the area of the wand 2. Try holding the wand at a different angle: The angle can help you maintain a firmer hold 3. Wrap the hair with tension: Then you begin to wrap, make sure you have enough tension so that it isn't too loose around the wand, but also isn't too tight to cause you to pull it off 4. Use a heat protectant product that has some grip: It might be that your hair is healthy and/or "slippery", so using a product that has some texture or grit to it can help give you more manageability when wrapping your hair (just make sure whatever product you are using has heat protectant to help protect your hair) Hope these help!!

Thank you! :)

I actually put my serums and moisturizer on after they come off. I have done serums beforehand and it seemed to work okay, but you have to make sure they have time to fully absorb into the skin before applying the patches.

Of course! :)

I'm so glad it could help! Wands can be tricky at first, but once you learn how to use them, they are so fun!

Wands can be tricky at first while you learn the coordination. I've burned myself a few times, but it does get better once you get the hang of it! They do make gloves that you can wear to protect your hands while you learn this technique. (I believe my L'ange wands came with free gloves!)

Any time you use heat, you definitely want to use heat protection to help protect your hair! 😊

@@renaematt Ok thanks

It's such a cool product! 😁 And you need such a TINY amount, it's crazy.

What is it a color corrector?

@patriciajones6947 The purpose of a color corrector is to neutralize or conceal any distractions on your skin. The name of the one I am using is Demi O3 by Seint. O3 means it is an orange tone and it's at a level 3 depth. If you look at a general color wheel, the opposite of orange is blue, so that is why I am using an orange tone to counter against my blueish toned shadows under my eyes. (Another example would be if you have any purplish tones under the eyes or maybe purple veins showing through. If that were the case, the opposite color of purple on the color wheel is yellow, so instead of orange, I would use a yellow shade.) Does that help?

Oh, you are too kind, thank you! If you are looking at mm sizes, I used a 1 inch wand which would be the same as the 25mm. You will get the hang of it, I promise! It just takes a little practice 😊 When shopping for wands or hair tools, just remember that the smaller the barrel, the tighter the curl. 1 inch (or 25mm) is probably the most common, but you could go larger or smaller depending on your preference!

I used a basic wand I got from L'ange a long time ago that is discontinued now. But the closest one to it is their Le Curl - very similar! langehair.com/collections/best-sellers?sref_id=xkwhjhk&

That's exciting! You're going to love it 😊 Let me know if you have any questions when you start using it!

Aww, thanks! 🥰

Of course! I hope it's helpful ☺️

That's awesome! It's a lot of fun 😊

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no shit Sherlock! 🔍 🕵️‍♀️

Hi Lauren! I would love to help get you matched to the best colors for your skin! :) I have a pretty simple color quiz to help me learn about what you are looking for. It's just a few questions and then you include a color match photo. It is SUPER important to follow the steps for the photo. It can make a huge difference in making sure I get you matched to the right colors, which is definitely what we want! 😊 Take the color match quiz here: form.jotform.com/203426237603045

Omg thank u so much

@@Monkeybanna86 You are so very welcome! 😊

Thank you! ❤️

Thank you! It's one of my favorite combos. :)

Thank you!! 💕