Best Heat Protectants for Healthy Hair and How to Use Them

[@oliviab8914]

I could cry with how much you've taught me in 20 mins that I have struggled with for decades! Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge! 🖤

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Happy I could help! 🙏

[@RFernandez18]

At first I thought you were exaggerating but then I watched the entire video and realized this is exactly how I feel...I've struggled for so long and never knew what brush to use even. I have long thick hair and could never bring out the best of it because of my lack of knowledge..this taught me soooo much.

[@beverleymemphis9206]

Same one wash treat and style after watching a few vids 100% improvement. Just need to get rid of my damaged bleached bits and I'll be happy. I just thought I'd been hit with the crap hair stick. Almost 40 yo and didn't know how to wash my hair 😳. Also he's right the products do matter. Thanks Chris

[@jackien3094]

Same! Thank you ❤

[@tanyasae-lee3166]

Agreed on

[@had123ish]

I’m a newbie to your methods, and I don’t know how I got to be 54 years old without knowing this…and I applaud you for teaching all of us!!! I would think that hairstylists would want clients to KNOW these things to optimize results. It’s not replacing the stylist at all, it’s about having healthier hair for the stylist to work with. THANK YOU!!!

[@danaleebaker]

I know, right? I am almost 50 and not shampooing every day for the first time in decades

[@had123ish]

@@danaleebaker Same here!! I also thought I was doomed to uncontrollable dry coarse gray hair. Not any more 👩‍🦳

[@Reneemfenn]

Hair stylist don’t know what others know But, mostly not all can teach as well as this gentleman can teach He has a passion for teaching as well as for the subject he is mastering I see other hairstylist are wanting to make a living doing hair & skip educating us (& it might be because of time or because we don’t listen 🤣).

[@insgirl8665]

I’m 51 & learned more in his videos than from my stylist in a lifetime. I wish more stylists informed their clients more on product they should try for their hair type.

[@linj65]

I have followed two pieces of advice from this video - don’t continue to blow out a section of hair once it is dry, and don’t use products which claim to combine several functions - and already my frazzled damaged hair is starting to look better. Thank you so much, neither of these things had ever occurred to me before!

[@Erika-lq5yl]

For my thin fine ladies… I found the big blowout too heavy. Returned it for Kerastase nectar thermique and game changer! Thanks for recommending a blow dry cream. You were right!

[@kikiTHEalien]

Have you noticed a reduction in damage after 9 moths of using the Kerastase product?

[@josiekoerner5345]

Thank you it's hard to find a product light weight enough for my fine hair

[@joyutmostjoylife9470]

Thank you so much! My hair easily gets weighed down. I’m definitely going this route.

[@INatalkaI]

I'm a little confused. Are there several versions of this product? The one i found says "medium to thick hair." I have fine hair, so I'm a bit worried.

[@jennybaker9564]

If I’m blowing and then curling…. Should I use both? So my routine would Leave in conditioner Blow cream Blow dry Flat iron protector Curl Oil on ends? Once a month redkin repair About once a week deep mask Moroccan? And any tips for day 3/4 (hair is clean, but no curls left). I have medium hair. And I’ve been falling in love with all things you. (And breaking up with the grave yard). ❤❤❤

[@alexandrahiltunen2130]

First KZbinr that actually is professional and most important, make sense!!

[@PlusSe7en]

holy shhhhh i've never seen a video about hair on youtube with this much clear, concise, and fun to watch info. This man better be a rich and happy af or there's no justice

[@lisahunt3489]

I appreciate when you add the chalkboard to one side while you speak to give a summary. It's very helpful, keep up the amazing work!

[@simidhillon4596]

I’m 32 and all these years I have been applying heat protecting sprays and waiting 20-30 minutes for my hair to dry, then straighten or curling….I just found out the correct method from you right now. Thank you so much for creating these videos!

[@jenniferdecker1424]

I’m 47 and I’ve been doing it wrong the whole time! 😭 Thank you for showing us the way to great hair at home! ❤

[@jan5148]

You changed my life when I bought the Redken blow dry cream from you! I did not think I needed a blow-dry cream because I have poker straight medium textured hair. The results were volume, bounce, and longevity to my styled hair.

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Yes!!! Don't sleep on the blow dry creams :)

[@andreelringtonedwards3794]

@@BlowoutProfessor I’m learning at age 40 about this good product thankyou

[@arianabasurto4281]

Which one did you use?

[@jan5148]

@@arianabasurto4281 I used Redkin Big Blow in the pink tube followed by the RedkinThermal Spray 22.

[@r.harris2805]

I hope I get good results can not wait for my products to arrive!

[@denie8]

wow. you're an EDUCATOR! you explain this stuff so succinctly and respectfully. i love it and could listen to you all day. thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us in such an accessible way!

[@justnicole4525]

I have that Kenra spray! I have curly hair and usually wear it curly. I bought that a long time ago.... crunchy curls. Didn't toss it. Glad I didn't. Thank you for showing me how to use it. I struggle with when I straighten my hair from it getting all gross by day 2. So many stylist and curly hair specialist seem to promote more products and gobs of it. I noticed using a tiny amount of curl cream my curls actually came out more spiral instead of waves with some random loose curls... and ONLY using leave in conditioner, curl cream and oil ONLY on the ends... I didn't realize my hair was actually pretty. 😳

[@momicadelicious]

Love how you educate as to WHY you give the advise that you do. Every detail explained thoroughly without all the mindless babble that so many beauty influencers get hung up on. Thank you! Subscribed after only seeing this one video…you da man!

[@krazyky9445]

I am 12 and I usually curl my hair without heat protection, but I am asking my mom is she could take me to get the best heat protection for my hair type. I am excited to start my healthy hair routine. ❤

[@rileyshults5]

You have taught me so much about my hair. I started my journey of trying to get my hair healthy again about a month ago and i never would have started if it werent for you, chris wenzel. I follow your tiktok, youtube, and im signed up for your emails. Just wanted to let you know how much i appreciate you :)

[@selenaguardado9247]

I feel the exact same way!!! I'm super thankful for the hair education and guidance!!

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Legitimately just made my day 🙏 Thanks Riley :) If I can ever help just send me an email :)

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Appreciate you Selena 🙏

[@loriwicker1095]

Thank You, How about African American Hair?

[@meredithkoontz119]

@@selenaguardado9247 aa

[@rubipotter1980]

You are the most honest hair professional KZbinr, thank you so much ❤️.

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Appreciate you Rubi! 🙏

[@BeeOhh27]

It's just nice to hear I'm not crazy for not knowing how to do all this hair stuff. I have been so insecure for almost a decade just thinking I can't be salon beautiful all the time. Truly so thankful I came across your videos. I have always thought I'm just screwed when i have to do my hair at home. It comes home beautiful from the salon but after the first wash, it's never the same... But thanks to tour guidance i have made choices to try new simple techniques (like trying a blow dry brush for beginners) , followed rules and tips, and even though i am not a pro at all yet, my hair turned out decent (like a salon) and has stayed nice for the past 3-4 days for other styles just as you have suggested. Thank you for giving us who don't know hair, knowledge and hope that we can be sexy beautiful too.❤

[@amandareed6663]

I was very confused about heat protection and cream I always wondered what the difference was and I didn’t know you can use a wet brush after you spray your hair it makes sense to have the products all evened out and to use a pea size amount. I can watch your shows so many times and thankyou for making the time and effort you put into the video as there’s so many of us that need to learn the proper way.

[@migcedes]

These recommendations are game changers. Redken dry cream and Olaplex have changed my hair to shiny, soft and frizz free just WOW thank you.

[@josshavid2670]

Omg I use Redken & Kenra! I love both products and brands . My hair is so full, healthy , shiny. After 5 months of use

[@75Cee]

I can’t believe that you see sharing all this truth with us! I am forever grateful!!

[@bethmcnair5040]

I never knew there was a such thing as dryer cream until I found your channel. I am about to use it for the 1st time. I’m so excited 🤗🤗

[@tinalynch9283]

He knows alot coming from a man with no hair I love luv this I gotta try some of it I have alot of hair and always looking for something new thanks man😅

[@yuliache5136]

Another question: my stylist mentioned to me that no matter what high-end brand of heat protectant he used (e.g. Balmain, Davines, etc.), it would always dry out clients’ hair with continuous use. His clients reported the same as they used these products at home. That’s why he switched to only using a few leave-in conditioners that have heat protection in them. Curious if anyone had a similar experience, and if Chris could comment on it. Thanks 🙏

[@kae2678]

But for that you need to wash your hair each time you want to straighten in.

[@yvonnelee4396]

Happy to dispell this myth. Not all hairdressers are created equal and more than I care to admit, many of them speak from self contrived knowledge instead of an acquired knowledge from a reputable form of education. The bad part is that most clients know very little in comparison to their stylist about their hair so they trust everything they tell them; as well you should be able to trust the person caring for your hair. Nevertheless, for many reasons, people are comfortable with the just having knowledge they received from hair school and or that they receive from a ,self serving, product manufacturer that teaches them just enough to make them arrogant and slaves to their product but not truly what they need to know to make them competent. So they don’t seek continuing education get the science and the why of their craft to fuel and maintain them throughout their career. As technological advances continue to widen our understanding we have to keep a learning attitude so that we can continue to grow. That reigns true for life and for every industry under the sun.

[@JuliaS.-hh8uo]

Finally! You are the first person to take the time and clearly teach me how to take care of my hair and how correct blow drying makes a huge difference. The products you recommend are amazing and really make a difference ( 👍redken big blow) . I used to wash my hair every other day and was never happy with how it looked. Now I wash and blow dry it following your recommendations and it looks great, stays silky and shiny for a the whole week. I do have long hair and a lot of it. It takes time to dry it right, but it’s all worth it as it really lasts a long time. Thank you!

[@Honey-dn1vh]

What exact products and method do you use? I also have very thick hair I have to wash every other day

[@TraceyK-v9o]

I live in the uk and bought the Redken Cream. Couldn’t find the heat protectant so bought Schwarzkopf. The difference in my hair is amazing! I’m also taking much more time on drying and straightening my hair. Thanks for the advice.

[@sakshamahajan2539]

Now I can't imagine taking care of my hair without your videos. I am struggling since years but never could find one right routine. Your tips have helped soooooo much. I have subscribed everywhere. I need you for the rest of my life for my good hair😊

[@joyutmostjoylife9470]

I’m 52 and I learned so much!! Thank you!

[@ninaonufryk6268]

I am 71 with fine and thinning hair. No colouring. Could you recommend products, hairstyles and best brushes that won’t cause further damage? Thank you. Love your channel!

[@vtbnordygirl6962]

Hi Chris! I love your advice. It's spot on. Would you consider doing a video for those of us who have naturally curly hair and use a diffuser?

[@MissyJ-216]

I just love you. I’m a black woman with European ancestry. What you teach make sense for people like me too thank you. Up until today my wash day routine was to wash, put leave in conditioner and braid. I would let my hair air dry. Today I decided to sit under the dryer for a hour on low heat because air drying takes too long. 1am my hair is still damp. Today after I dryed my hair it’s still slightly damp. Do I need a heat protector? Yes I know that I need to get some rinse out conditioner too. It’s on my list. Thank for listening.

[@rampagejenny]

These tips are amazing. I always wondered why my hair would get so frizzy after I flat ironed it. I didn’t blow dry it enough and now I know what to look for. Thank you!!!

[@TheMariangel95]

It’s nice to know that my instincts were correct. I never thought of it along the lines of, “it has a lot of other benefits so heat protection may not actually be the best”, but I was coming from a space of incredulity, it just seemed too good to be true. I thought I was just being extra and dramatic about wanting to purchase a heat protection product on its own ON TOP of my other styling product that claims to offer heat protection, but I’m glad to learn that my skepticism wasn’t unfounded

[@tiffinimarie12]

If you blow dry and curl, do you use both heat protectors?

[@heatherrobertson9127]

Yes

[@wpeds2099]

I had stopped buying heat protection for exactly that reason. I have now purchased heat protection hot sets 22 as I straighten my hair alot. thanks for your videos.

[@paulettetatana9171]

Thank you Chris for ur videos & explaining everything step by step. My hair has not looked this great for many, many years. My daughters are amazed how my hair looks now & this only took 2 weeks. So thank you so much for sharing ur knowledge 😁

[@kimberlyporter9555]

I tried your method today and already my hair is insanely gorgeous and I didn't even need to style it. I just let it air dry just to see what it would do.

[@donnawoodward3163]

So I really appreciate what you are sharing in these videos. You never talk about those of us who actually prefer our hair to be curly/wavy and use a diffuser. I wish you would😊

[@cindyreedstrom9552]

Thank you for writing the products down so we can read them!! I miss so much if peeps talk to fast. Great video!!

[@prizz8273]

THIS WAS SO INFORMATIVE! I'm a teacher by trade, and I can't help but be a little critical in tutorial videos sometimes about how information is shared. Often, the 'lessson' isn't formatted well. But this was so great! Definitely subscribing.

[@Reneemfenn]

I agree! ❤

[@kr1sta23]

Found your tiktok, took a look at your youtube channel afterwards and I don't regret it. Nice educational content! Thank you so much!! Be blessed.

[@midnightmuse9829]

I have yet to find a stylist that doesn’t try to ruin my hair. The number of people that put a flat iron on my very fine, bone straight hair while it is dry, adding nothing to it (and another did it after he bleached it 😤) is ridiculous. I get compliments when I use your blow dry cream recommendation (when I actually blow dry it) even though I don’t notice a difference yet.

[@kikiTHEalien]

This so much! I dread each time I go to the hairdresser's for a cut, because they blowdry my literal 3 strands of hair with such high heat that I get blisters on my scalp. My poor hairs need to fight for their life for a month afterwards.

[@r.harris2805]

I have thin baby fine hair and have ordered these products to try. I have never been able to use a heat protectant and my hair is hard to curl always weighed my hair down. Thank you for all this education!

[@thestormlscoming]

Thank you for this. I hate when stylists tell me to just buy things that claim xyz. This stuff isn't regulated and they can claim anything. I have found good blow dry creams but struggle with protectants for flat ironing. I will try the Kenra. I'm also very skeptical about the amounts needed. I know with sunscreen, the SPF tests are so subjective and we tend to need to apply a lot more sunscreen than folks typically apply. I can imagine that heat protectants are similar and you probably need a lot more to get the claimed effect.

[@rhondantexas7327]

Tytytytyty for your instructional videos! Just went2my stylist this week and hadn't been2her in a couple of months. She immediately notices the huge difference in my hair's condition. She said it even feels thicker! Just forwarded my Mom ur daily heatless routine.

[@JR-fk9zn]

You were born for this! ❤

[@AK-706]

Thank you! I bought the reskin heat protectant because you recommended it but sprayed it everywhere too close and my hair was a sticky mess. Came on Internet to find a tutorial for this low hold reskin product glad you popped up.

[@athenabush3039]

Hey, Chris! I've used all your recommended products and you have not steered me wrong! I am now able to go longer between washes and my hair looks and feels great! However, the heat protectant is too much like hair spray for me. I understand it helps hold style, but do you recommend a protectant that is not for styling and just for heat protection?

[@luciaedwardss]

ur videos are always so good. thank you for showing us with damaged hair how to look after it

[@bbyjcky1]

Blow dry cream and spray to recommend is Color Wow! Amazing product line

[@jgoldfarb3]

OMG I’ve been doing it all 😑 my poor hair, so glad I found you. Getting the products now!

[@anyborgh]

I was so curious to know if I needed a thermal spray and a blow dry cream, and you answered that question so nicely here! Thank you so much. Gonna get some Kenra! 😏

[@adrianadelia6957]

I love this guy….wish I found him earlier in my hair care journey.

[@viviam]

I've been learning a lot from your channel as a new follower. I'm so happy to find you due to your amazing teachings! Thank you so much! I have curly hair and I bought the Shark Flexstyle and I've been doing some blowouts to change my hairstyle sometimes... in my ignorance, I wouldn't need a different product for blowouts and one for a flat iron! I've never noticed that difference.

[@natasha7732]

I love his use of the word "gross" ... it's spot on!! Thanks for a great vid.

[@trishamorgan4]

I used Olaplex 3 tonight after seeing your other video. I plan to get Olaplex 6 this week. Thankyou so much for your advice!

[@theresafeeney2756]

Getting cold here in Boston so gotta start blow drying my hair. Ordered the Redken big blowout and looking forward to using it!

[@shawndavis7862]

Thank you for all these videos. Yes I have had the disappointing experience with these products because I was using EVERYTHING wrong. Just after two weeks, I can see my new routine is working. Can’t wait to see my results after two months. And, you are in Florida! I usually expect whatever people say won’t work in part due to our weather. I wish you all the best

[@tarawinchell]

Amazing information! I use expensive salon shampoo & conditioner but my stylist has never emphasized the importance of the other products. I haven't used a serious heat protectant and therefore my hair is short & damaged (just like you said!). Never again....just ordered the Pureology leave-in and the thermal spray from Redken. Hoping my hair will actually grow longer & stop splitting. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@janhvipatil8697]

Did it work?

[@barbiemolina7729]

You’re the best, so many mistakes and money that I’ve spent, and my hair is still pretty damaged. Now I understand why! You rock Chris! ❤

[@sibel42256]

Hey Chris, I‘m so glad that I found your channel. It’s really game changing. I just wonder how I can protect my hair in vacations. I mean the worst case altogether: salt water, pool water, much sun, everyday washing and styling (because of the salt and chlorine). What would you recommend for this case?

[@silvermont331]

I’m a pro HD, if this helps pls follow. Detox or wash your hair w Redken cleansing cream, followed w your regular shampoo, + conditioner or hair mask if it feels too raw / dried out. Then out of the shower you will apply your hair leave in product. The leave in is as equal as that cream you use in your body after shower. Protection !

[@jasmineramos1348]

❤OMG! I bought every thing you said, it was a couple hundred and I'm like ouch! But my hair is BEAUTIFUL now thank you thank you!!!

[@cknk1]

Please do a video for those that workout! There’s no way my hair lasts more than 3 days with how sweaty I get. I use hot tools every day. 🤦🏻‍♀️ thank you!

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Hey Carla I'm actually filming a video on this now 😂

[@lkjay7032]

Looking forward to this video - keen runner here who also has coloured hair - not a great combination for hair health 😃

[@jcm85]

I appreciate your channel a lot, however, it’s really not targeted toward curly hair and I find myself amiss with all these techniques that wouldn’t work for my fine curly/wavy hair. Sometimes I use a 1/2 inch curling iron to pump up the definition, volume & longevity as it makes the curls last much longer. One example would be spraying & brushing wouldn’t work on my hair. I’m gonna keep trying to watch videos but professional tips for naturally curly are rare to find!

[@pamorama]

So much good information in here. I do have some questions. What is the difference between blow dry cream and blow dry spray? I have a number of blow dry sprays and I’ve never even seen a blow dry cream. I use a smoothing balm on my hair before I blow dry it but after I use my blow dryer heat protectant spray. I think I’m doing that wrong. So, as I understand from watching several of your videos, it goes like this, after washing and conditioning: first, put in leaving conditioner, then put in your blow dry cream or spray. If you use a flat iron, say the next day, do you reapply heat protectant spray?

[@emlyle1228]

I wonder this too. I wash and blow dry my hair at night and flat iron it in the morning.

[@earlgreyknits1178]

Thank you so much for posting this video. I have curly hair and have been wearing it natural for over a decade. I recently decided to try straightening agin. I’m 31 now but haven’t used any heat since I was a teenager. Long story short I didn’t care enough to use heat protection back then and before this video felt kind of lost / was definitely using WAY TOO much. This video is so incredibly helpful. Thank you!!!

[@angiec8784]

This was so helpful! Thank you!!! I got all your recommended products for my hair type and I see a big difference already! After a few weeks Tonight I started using a flat iron. Thanks for the instruction!

[@WellWithHels]

You guys are my go to channel for ALL things hair! Thank you so much for your work 🙏My post virus hair fall is nearly a thing of the past because of your advice! x

[@huoyep3408]

Which heat protectant is best for coily hair?

[@HOLLYHOUSE11]

Hey!! I am totally one of your OG subscribers!! DUDE you are a KZbin STUD!!!! You were under a thousand subs when I joined the gang, and youre pushin 300 thou now! CONGRATS because you deserve it! I am so grateful for everything you have taught me. I was wondering if you would do an episode on bougie premium $2000 human hair wigs, and what to use and not use on them. I do not make a hair move EVER without consulting you FIRST. I have a bougie custom wig, and I gotta talk to the king. I LOVE YOU MAN!!!!!!!

[@patrice2435]

Hi Chris. I love your videos!! I'm on a wedding hair journey. I'm getting married next year and I'm trying to get my fine, frizzy hair into the best condition. My question is should I use a seperate heat protection sprays for hairdrying and flat ironing? Or will Redken hot sets work for both? Also, should I spray heat protection spray on hair once before drying and styling if styling all in one go? Thanks in advance!

[@limavilla5708]

I am interested in the same question? Do we use both back to back ?

[@shellymae1334]

I'm also wondering if you can use the Redkin Frizz Dismiss for Blow out and flat iron since it says it's good up to 450 degrees?

[@sammstevens1978]

Hi Chris, Thank you for all of your knowledge that you share, it's been a real eye opener. I am in London UK & I can not get Redken Hot Sets 22 or the Blow out cream, can you please recommend something else for those who can not get these products. I have purchased all the other items you have recommended to grow my hair & started the regime yesterday. I very rarely use heat on my hair but when I do it is usually straighteners or a hot brush. I am going to follow your advice & see if my hair will grow a little healthier. thanks for everything you share. Best wishes from London UK

[@adilyamarie]

I have been using the Redken 22 you recommended. It absolutely holds my style for days. In that regard, 10 out of 10! However, my hair doesn’t feel nearly as good as it looks. It feels stiff and dry. Do you think I’m using the product incorrectly?

[@lifeoflw84]

Does it make your hair wet when you put it on before iron? May be frying it

[@ResilientIzShe]

Detangling for my textured hair has never been a 30-60 second task 😂 & now that you mentioned it, I might've definitely entertained a "wimpy heat protectant with emotional issues." I also recommend wrapping your straight hair & using heatless curl methods to maintain curls to keep your hair looking good.

[@amphoria_]

Redken Big Blowout has been discontinued here in Europe……. :( do you have any other replacement recommendations for fine/medium hair ?

[@joanar4451]

Would like to know that too 😊

[@alysgottafigureitout2482]

thank you for this. I am a 30f and i have always worked outside. I have now moved up at work into the office and I'm worried about my presentation. I have never dyed my hair; I always wash, brush, and air dry down about once or twice a week and trow it up in a braid. i tried getting a trim every three months but i am always told i dont have enough dead ends but they will cut my hair if i want. My hair is ridiculously thick and has a bit of frizz to it so i have been looking to find a way to keep my hair looking kept all day. i should tell you that my hair is at about my waist and i am told that its healthy from root to tip. My hope is just that i can wear my hair down without it looking unkept. I can usually keep it up but while im at a desk, it gets heavy and hurts my neck and upper back. wearing it down is definitely easier while sitting for long periods of time.

[@yogawithkassandra]

Would I use a blow dry cream before or after the pureology leave in conditioner?

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Hey! Leave in conditioner first... And then blow dry cream after :)

[@yogawithkassandra]

@@BlowoutProfessor Thank you!!

[@monaabdallah2517]

Hello I hope u can check my question here : my hair is straight with thin hair and not curled but damaged from highlights so after using professional shampoo and conditioner what should I put : leave in then serum if I don’t want to do blow out and i add heat protector if I want to do Curly hair ?

[@christinar553]

Is the blowout cream a heat protectant?

[@gingergrace8889]

Just want to say thank you so much for this very educational video. After trying multiple different products (and using them in the wrong way) i have finally found my go-to products for perfect hair and know which to use now and how to use them 🙂

[@lauracristina7286]

Hello Chris, amazing channel you have here! Discovered you 3 days ago, and already had fantastic results with your Trinity routine. My question is, what heat protection should I use before curling my (thin) hair with hot curlers? Blow-out cream or thermal spray (for the hot iron)? Thank you for your content! You saved my hair!

[@martinapriviteraa]

For a blow-out the Blow-out cream and if you need to use irons the thermal spray. If you need to blow-out+ curl your hair at the same time you can apply the blow-out cream, get your blow-out done then apply the thermal spray and get your curls with the iron done ! I hope I helped.

[@sariss9]

@@martinapriviteraa ciao Martina! Scusa ma chiedo a te perché mi sembri ferrata 🥰 io utilizzo solo il phon, asciugando i capelli a testa in giù e non mi è chiaro se posso usare la big blowout o se occorre usarla solo quando si usa phon+spazzola. Puoi aiutarmi? Grazie mille 🙏🏻

[@martinapriviteraa]

@@sariss9 Hey Sara 🥰! Certo che ti posso aiutare. Allora la crema Big Blowout è in pratica una crema che applichi sempre sui capelli umidi prima di farti il phon o anche la piega con la spazzola. Serve sopratutto come protezione termica ( contro il calore sopratutto del phon) e aiuta anche a diminuire anche il frizz dei capelli una volta passi la spazzola con il phon e te li fa ancora più belli. Ma anche se passi solamente il phon senza farti la piega faresti benissimo ad usarla perché starai comunque danneggiando i capelli con il calore del phon. Quindi, dovresti sempre applicarne un po’ con i capelli ancora umidi e poi usare il phon. Staresti comunque proteggendo i capelli dal calore e evitando che si spezzino e si danneggino. Spero di averti aiutata!! ☺️

[@sariss9]

@@martinapriviteraaGrazie!!! Sei stata gentilissima 🥰 dal nome ho dato per scontato che fossi italiana, hope I wasn’t wrong😬)

[@aliciacalhoun2081]

This man is PURE GENIUS!! His advice has dramatically changed my hair for the better🎉 thanks dude ✨❤️✌️

[@AlizMari23]

I would love to see your opinion on specific drugstore products like Tresemme Heat Tamer and their Keratin heat protectant, and L'Oréal and Garnier.

[@lc4365]

I just love how succinct and informative no-BS you are - thank you!

[@audaciousred]

Thank you for recommending some cruelty free options. Hopefully someday Redken will stop testing on animals and they can become an option ❤️🐒🐶🐇🐈

[@ankitasachdeva9432]

My hair have improved so much after watching your videos and listen to your tips and Advil. Thank you so much 😊

[@gymnast27]

Is it necessary to use a blow dry spray and thermal styling spray? Or is one enough, if so which one? For example, Kenra Platinum Blow-Dry Spray and the Kenra Thermal Styling Spray 19.

[@ellieem4716]

I know it's a year later, but I remember wondering this last year when I saw this and again now. They have different "thermal" sprays and I have no idea if one is better than the other 🤷‍♂ Although according to the video, the blow dry spray should probably be used like the blow dry creams he talked about - when you're blow drying your hair. And the thermal sprays would be for hot tools like irons.

[@MariaStella-py5oi]

Just want to say thank you from the ❤ for all the information you're sharing. I have very thin hair and made all the mistakes one can possibly make.. As a teenager that was no problem, my hair looked always great. But now at the age of 30 the damage was undeniable. I was told to cut my hair every three months to get back to normal, but nothing changed. Until I found your channel. After 3 only three months my hair is "recovering". I got the Redken 22 (btw really hard to find it online when you live in Germany) but I have to find the courage to use heat again and to trust the product. All the things you explained worked out, let's see if I manage to use the iron safely (for the first time ever). Thanks Chris! A lot!

[@lidiamorelli8201]

Can I ask where did you find it? I am struggling too! thanks

[@lidiamorelli8201]

Can I ask where did you find the Redken 22? I am struggling too! thanks

[@MariaStella-py5oi]

@@lidiamorelli8201 the online shop is called Ubuy. It is much more expensive there shipping included and I had to pay the taxes, too. Not convenient but I wanted to try that product.

[@blancacolon5949]

Hi! I just discovered you and love your channel. I've already watched four of your videos in a row and have learned a lot. I do have a question for you: If I do both, blow drying and afterwards the flat iron (trust me, I need to do both to have decent looking hair), when should I apply the heat protectant? Is it before blow drying, before the flat iron, or both? Thank you in advance for your reply.

[@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane]

They're both heat protectants. The Redkin Big Blowout is for blow drying, which isn't as hot, and the Redkin Hotsets 22 is for use when using any kind of curling iron, flat iron, hot rollers, etc. because they get a LOT hotter. So if you do both things, use both products... the Big Blowout before drying, and the Hotsets before hot irons.

[@blancacolon5949]

@@SweetStuffOnMonarchLane Thank you!

[@eliza6540]

I love this guy! I love him💕I love him💕I love him!! 💕 I’m a brunette with long hair & I can go one week without washing my hair so I only like to style it once a week. Just like he said, I stopped using hair protectors because I hated the over crunchy feeling of hair protectants. I just got my haircut and colored and my hairstylist told me that my hair was in bad shape so I googled it and found the Professor!! I did buy the Redken frizz dismiss already, but I’m returning the other products so I can go with his recommendations. I absolutely love this guy and I’m going to watch some of his other videos now because I want to have healthy Hair. Happy Happy Happy!!! And he explains things in a simple format that I can understand. Super helpful!! 🎉

[@csbm1997b]

The practical examples you make have me laugh so hard (in a good way🤣): the part-time surgeon, the half cooked hamburger, the "hungry person" on the first date, the high school sweetheart... all this applied to hair...hilarious. thanks Chris

[@mariajoaomegre9144]

THANK YOU!!!! i tried not to wash my hair every other day, but every time i go longer than that, it just sheds an awful lot of hair in the shower

[@LC.1990]

I wash my hair every other day (im very oily). I agree if I go an extra day or two, I lose a lot of hair in the shower. My scalp wants to be cleaned every other day.

[@caseyplanck6005]

Do you have an alternative to Redken for fine hair? Redken tests on animals unnecessarily

[@yanabanana5086]

Good point ❤ I use Italian brand Lisap. It's not heavy for fine hair and by EU laws they can't test on animals. So I really hope they don't ❤

[@catinagarden2017]

ok I know I am a little late to the party. BUUUUT I've watched a couple of your videos and took the plunge on heat protecting, drying, curling etc. MY HAIR IS STILL CURLY after 4 days and hasn't really been as damaged as it usually would have been after me curling it! Never have I had it look like this for so long. Every day just a little bit looser so it has become large waves. I love it and thank you SO much for the videos and information.

[@light-yi2me]

Thank you for your excellent how to by describing it well and also visually demonstrated examples! 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@alana-christinadittrich]

I've read many places that one should allow the heat protection product to dry completely before using the curling iron, otherwise it will badly burn & damage one's hair. Do you think that's true? Can one use the curling iron when one's hair is still damp from the heat protection product? Thank you for all the great information you provide us all!

[@jennifernyc2872]

Another Great Leasson, Professor - your series would be worthy of a TED Talk!

[@justmontina]

If you’re a black woman with low porosity hair you may want to use a blow dry spray. Creams are often too heavy for our hair.

[@spongebob8157]

You can learn to do hair from any race. I am black with 4c hair learning from this.

[@Jess4mab]

I never heat style, because I'm afraid of heat damage. I've finally grown my hair out to mid-back length and it's very healthy. I want to start styling it more and need help keeping it healthy when I use heat.

[@lizjarvis8446]

Any substitutions for the Redken blow dry cream? Doesn’t seem to exist on either Canada or US Amazon

[@Luna-uh3qi]

I tried Kenra thermal spray to hold my curls on recommendation of my stylist and I hated it. I had very crunchy hair, now I know why! I will now try again. Thank you so much!