So many mistakes with her DIY PERM... Hairdresser reacts to Hair Fails

[@littleflick]

Why on earth would someone decide to do this, at home, for the first time, without the required tools, the day before a wedding???!!

[@bellashawol9951]

Life crisis ??! Idk 😂😭

[@joydixon3440]

Her natural hair is fine, so she should have style her hair for the wedding then after the wedding she can perm it and do what ever. Never do your hair a day before the wedding or any event. That's the rule of thumb.👍

[@Faeryrose618]

This lmao it's a running theme with hair Buddha they always ruin their hair right before something important

[@KAdams-dr4pc]

Young people ... they are optimistic that it won't fail.

[@KAdams-dr4pc]

@@bellashawol9951 No ... it's usually young optimistic people. Not people in "life crisis". 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@jazihughey8161]

My grandpa has been perming my grandmas hair at home for the past 50 years. 😂 he could give this lady the perfect perm

[@lastlyfirstofall2833]

Awww! How sweet! I bet he could too!! 😆😆

[@wendymartin6479]

that's really amazing.

[@elscheib]

"We're going to a wedding tomorrow" hahahahaha GIRL!!! WHY do people decide to try these risky things right before they're going to a special event and going to be seen by tons of people? Why? 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@hair-buddha]

Indeed

[@susanlabrier4203]

Magical thinking. Wanting to believe it will be spectacular....at least that's when I have made big hair mistakes.

[@jebsmith323]

clickbait. for the views.

[@lizstyla88]

Just buy a curling wand if you want curls for an event.

[@sandyjoestes5619]

That was a fail. I love your commentary and analysis hair Buddha! You have helped me to protect my hair while going platinum. I’m 70+ years old. Keep up the great work you do. From San Diego, California.❤

[@silvouzi8582]

WOW ...❤ I am always BLOWN AWAY At how GREAT YOU ARE AT TEACHING and explaining things so perfectly step by step...Thank you for all your vidoes and all the HILARIOUS Reactions! 😂 you’re Great 👍🏼

[@humanheart5229]

I don't understand how people disregard instructions and then are disappointed in the results...especially when one isn't seasoned in the process they are doing. Oh, wait- arrogance...that's it!

[@geneivemary4234]

Tiktok

[@humanheart5229]

@@geneivemary4234 sure, but I quit drugs about a year ago, so, I just huff off youtube.

[@Moi_81]

Lol

[@veronicaletmeaskyousomethi8457]

Hey hair Buddha. Watching your videos has given me a whole new level of respect for hairdressers. You have to be a freaking chemist to get this right for your clients. I take my hat off to all to all my past hairdressers. When anyone doesn’t leave the salon bald you’ve done a fantastic job.

[@lucysky384]

I don't know why nobody ever mentions that velcro rollers rip up your hair. People spend big money to use special soft hair towels, but they seem to be oblivious that something that sticks to your hair like that is literally physically going to rip it all along the hair shaft. Stay away from velcro rollers. I know it's a bit of a tangent from the topic of the video. But it always amazes me how nobody seems to think there is anything wrong with velcro rollers.

[@sitnspin1819]

I always buy foam rollers! Velcro rollers are horrendous!

[@cynthiaschlosser9713]

LucyEatsPlants You are so RIGHT!!!!

[@carveylover]

There is a way to use them without them ripping all your hair out. Kayley Melissa here on yt has a whole video about them. I would never use them with a perm but I also wouldn't perm my hair at home.

[@usernametooshort8036]

I tried those.Velcro rollers once and it RIPPED my hair out! So back to the store they went. Now I use foam rollers overnight to style when I feel like it.

[@Tricia_K]

Oh, the times velcro rollers have got stuck in my hair! and taken literally hours to get them out... ouch, ouch, ouch!

[@lexwithbub]

"we're going to a wedding tomorrow" 😳 well, this is going to go well 😂

[@vmm5163]

She's going to smell like rotten eggs at the wedding! 😩

[@CristyB66]

I hope it is not hers 🤣

[@jujut5655]

I get my hair professionally permed at least twice a year. My hair has alot of wave to it and works well with a perm. I've been going to the same hairdresser for years. He knows my hair and knows what type of perm works on it and what size rods gives me the best curl for me. I would never dream giving myself a home perm. Ladies, leave it to the professionals.

[@vmm5163]

I have long hair and perm my roots myself twice a year. Trouble is my hair is waist length now and it's becoming impossible to wrap the lengths in plastic bag and conditioner now. It takes me over 2 hours just to wind them. 😩

[@jujut5655]

@@vmm5163 My hair is thick and I have a lot of it. I can’t imagine having it that long. I can’t wear it past my mid back. I also get layers so it gives my hair shape.

[@natasha8966]

She could of just braided her hair wet might have worked better then doing this perming.

[@Youre-Welcome]

Yes! I think she fell victim to the trend from a couple years ago where people thought a perm meant they could roll out of bed with soft waves

[@brittyvegas9482]

My grandma is blind however she always did our perms when we where younger (in the 90s) and she always did a great job on ours. Despite the bad eye sight she knew how to do a perm perfectly and I am not even sure how lol.

[@KAdams-dr4pc]

That makes no sense. If she was really "blind" then she could NOT see. So therefore .... she wasn't BLIND.

[@-..l]

​@@KAdams-dr4pc Might be legally blind, still capable of sight but its very, very impaired.

[@TatiQ0]

@UCFbiBYylORiuwiRduxuPkiA You seem to be rather unpleasant. Sorry your life is so sad that you have to troll people to feel good about yourself. If you will note, Jar (the person you replied to say, “Legally blind is not blind. YOU stated she was blind.”) didn’t make the original post. Jar is making a guess that might explain your confusion.

[@marcilk7534]

Your grandma probably lived in a time when perms were common, and had so much experience that she could do it solely by touch.

[@rchltrrs]

It's pure muscle memory at this point

[@kloveandpeace8290]

Dear Hair Buddha, My hair was starting to look damaged. I bleach it. I was using quickblue! Switched to BlondeMe and ggot a trim. YOU SAVED MY HAIR!!! THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@helenbrown3337]

1970/80's were big for perms, I did many homeperms, I'm not a hairdresser!...but I watched my auntie..who was...I was just trying to remember how I applied the lotion, tissue and curler pins, there was a little sponge supplied. I never did perm my own hair, I only did it for my mum and my sisters. I am amazed that with the amount of information which is available that these youngsters are still doing this!!

[@donnaritch4934]

Your explanation on how to roll the hair is spot on. It was not hard to understand at all. My Mom, many yrs ago, used to be a beautician and I would sit and watch her (after school) do her clients' hair and sometimes she would do a perm. So I understood completely what you were trying to explain.

[@genaervin3484]

The more I hear hairdressers, like Hair Buddha, talk about home perms, the more I realize how lucky we got when I put perms in my friend's hair followed the next week by a box dye.

[@marthanewsome6375]

You suceeded because you permed first and then dyed later. If you had tried it the other way around, it might have ended up very bad, like it did when my grandma permed my hair a week after dying with box dye. It melted!!!

[@leni8488]

Love, love, love how you delicately explain what's going to happen and always spot on. I wish you were my hairdresser. Thank you for the laughs. 🤣❤

[@andreac8105]

The way you explained the importance of getting a lot of product on the bottom of the ends in the curl, with long hair, was perfect. Thank you.🙂

[@denisebethany5691]

Italians are big on food, family, & hair. Im jealous of their hair.

[@writing_monkey6215]

I'm glad nothing terrible happened. A little disappointment is better than melted hair. 😊

[@kuuttinen]

Even though I have done countless perms I would never attempt to do one on myself, it would be VERY difficult to be sure that the rolling is perfectly done and I assure you it needs to be perfect. It also needs to be kept moist while rolling which could be tough doing it yourself.

[@itz.liljaz]

If she wanted the big body wave look she could’ve just put some foam on her hair or just some water and light conditioner- put it in the Rollers and let it set for a day till dry- no damage and easy

[@awesomekat6681]

My mom was a hairdresser when I was very very young and sometime in the late 80's early 90's I asked her to perm my hair. My hair was waist length so she had to piggy back the rollers. My poor head was so freaking heavy and it took for ever, but it was the best perm I ever received.

[@puggirl415]

That is me too. When I got perms in the 80's and early 90's I had so many rollers down my back and doubled up. The funny part was I was always bragging about how long my perms lasted. I would have curls from mid shaft to ends and straightish hair on top a year later. Turns out I have curly hair and that's what my hair looks like now with no perm and just with styling. Who knew?

[@fancydancer2016]

Back in the day I was a senior “shampoo girl” at a salon, and this made me twitch! I did everything but roll the hair (on paying customers anyway, we did each others’ hair all the time.) OMG, she was lucky it wasn’t worse.

[@SuperMargaryna]

I do my perm today! I was waiting with stuff more than 2 years and today is the day! Thanks!

[@christineharris9206]

I really appreciate all the advice you give us about hair care. You're awesome!! 😂❤

[@aly6374]

When I was younger.. back in the late 1900's my mom decided she could give my wavy hair a perm just as well as going to a salon. So, she tried. My hair was almost waist length going into my 8th-grade year. When all was said and done the stylist that my mother took me to after the failure told her I was lucky it did not fall off at the root because my mother did not allow the hair room to expand. So, while some of my hair curled, any end went straight... if you cut it, the new end would straighten. Over the course of my freshman year, we had to cut 10 inches off. My hair was frizzy and dry, and just overall a mess. During my sophomore year, I decided to let my hair air dry for the first time in years. It was at this time I realized my hair was now naturally curly, and I mean 3b toward 3c curls. Genetics tells me it was hereditary.. my mom's best friend tells me she scared it into curling forever.

[@amandawitherspoon5225]

My Granny permed her hair for 3/4 of her life. She also gave a lot of her grandchildren, and her sisters perms too. She was really good at it.

[@christinehall2736]

Around 14-15 y/o I had my first perm, professionally done. However, they permed my hair After I had used Sun-in. You know, that at home lighting spray used to mimic a "sun bleached" look. Yeah, 😬 the ends of my hair, about 2 inches, were completely fried. About 35 years ago, I'm still traumatized 😂

[@joydixon3440]

My first time perming my hair I was 20 years old, I fuck up bad. some of my hair came out and my scalp burned. I'm 34 now I'm a professional now

[@NancyMountainMansSis]

I had a sun in disaster when I was 16 yr old.

[@KAdams-dr4pc]

Sun In is only activated by SUN.

[@christinehall2736]

@@KAdams-dr4pc So this was like 35 years ago, I don't remember how it was activated. I just know it was a few weeks after that the perm was done, and my hair was fried.

[@sophiew1967]

Its also heat activated by a hair dryer.I' m British and back in tbe 80' s in my Sun Inn days I only used a hairdryer..not much sun where I was living .lol

[@kayfranklin9576]

Thank you for your great instructions! My sister insisted that I give her a home perm this weekend. I watched this video and followed your instructions. Researched spiral rolling. Did as you said: bought two acid perms, used both, and rinsed forever! It came out beautiful on her mostly natural grey hair. Thank you!!!

[@timma_kirienko]

Wow, she is gorgeous! Sooo pretty! So photogenic. She needs to be an actress or a model. And she has beautiful wave hair. Well, she could of do a little research before perming her hair at home, but it seemed that they had fun inventing their own ways of doing it, so...

[@kristijones4236]

Wow I never knew that's how a perm worked. Now I see why it's frying people's hair! Good morning Buddha!

[@JasperCatProductions]

Wow that was a a huge section, that could have been 4 sections. My mother always permed great grandmas hair. Her sections were gorgeous, at least she taught me that.

[@hawaiiflowers7066]

That is wonderful that keep your clients hair heathy. I can’t tell how many times stylist killed my hair. Then after I complained they killed my hair because there was zero body left and impossible to style their arrogance defending exactly what they did. How can a stylus defend their actions when you have a large portion of it in your hand not attach to your head. The one lesson that I learned is as soon as a red flag goes up that they’re going against what I believe is correct to keep the hair healthy is to stop them immediately even if it’s just one spot and find another hair stylist. Watching all your posted videos of hair fails is a great way to learn more red flags to protect my hair from either breaking or falling out. Thank you again, I was in tears laughing from your narration to the videos of the pending catastrophe. 😂😂😂

[@wendyschutze2818]

I had 24 inch hair done into a spiral perm many years ago, it took two stylists quite a while to wind it in small sections. It took hours for the whole process and the result was beautiful……because I researched, and went to a reputable stylist. Why do people risk their hair like this?

[@NancyMountainMansSis]

I have learned so much from your channel.

[@Trista072]

Sees Hair Buddha notification, day instantly brightened. Have a great day all. 🌞❤️🌈

[@goldenbleau846]

You are a superb asset to have in the hair care industry…thank you for sharing your knowledge with us! 😊 💜charlotte💜

[@amyfox9659]

As an 80's teen I had waist length hair permed. Was natural curl as toddler. Weight must have caused it to appear straight. Perm beautician used hardware tubing and a trashbag to cover my hair. Took 3 ppl to rinse and apply neutralizing on hair. Now with Bob short style I have Shirley Temple ringlets with Any Moisture!!! 35 years later. HOW, I dont know. But , I'm living for it.

[@FriendlyBumbleBee]

Hormones play a role. You can get curly hair.

[@bucketofsunshine6366]

I had pin-straight hair my whole life. Now, in my 40s, it's turned into this lovely natural wave. I used to have to style it, almost exactly like that, and now it just dries that way. Lol. Hair definitely changes as we age.

[@sunflowers730]

For some reason my mom started perming my hair when I was just little. I never asked her to. Then as I got older I wanted curly hair so I asked for perms. The worst perm I ever got was actually at a salon. The hair was barely curled and the stylist refused to try to fix it. She just said it was too long and heavy and was weighing down the curls. She trimmed a little off and it made no difference. Anyway, I probably kept getting perms into my late 20s, and also used blow dryers and curling irons. Then I had my hair cut into a short pixie and wore it like that for 20 years. Now in my late 50s, I've decided to grow my hair out. I gave myself a one inch buzzcut six months ago, so I could start from the same length, totally fresh. I also am using wooden combs and natural bristle brushes, natural bar shampoo, microfiber towels and only patting, not rubbing to dry the excess water out, and absolutely no heat tools. I want to be an old lady with long healthy hair.

[@puggirl415]

I hear you and good luck! My goal is to have a long wavy/curly silver hair. It's there but the silver is only about 45%. Fingers crossed it's past my shoulder blades now.

[@marthanewsome6375]

You can do it. My hair was always naturally blonde, but as it turned white it went platnum all by itself and not grey. People can't believe it's my natural colour. It is very long natural hair. Every couple of years I get a full foot cut off to get any dead split ends off, but each time it keeps getting longer and longer even with that amount cut off. I'm well into my 50's, the only problem with very long hair and menopause is you do get a lot of hair fall, but luckily I always had too much hair. It just stopped me from having it thinned out all the time like I use to. BTW I have boar bristle, but my hair is too thick for it and it would take me a week to get through it all. What I found useful is to ring it out before getting out of the shower and then wrap a towel around the lengths and gently squeeze out the excess moisture. Patting when it gets longer doesn't remove enough water and always use a good leave in conditioner after showering and after getting rid of the excess moisture. I also use my fingers to comb it through when conditioning and not a comb or brush. Less pulling when it's wet is the best thing you can do for it. Good luck with your long hair journey. It sure takes a lot of patience, but it is worth it. My hair has just been cut and it's just above my bottom crack. hehehe at least I'm not sitting on it anymore.

[@deeh5126]

I started perming my hair about 1.5 years ago- the pattern is a close mimic of my natural pattern (on a good day). I am able to go 6-8 months between touch ups. I honestly love it and my hair looks better than when I was working really hard with the curly girl method. But to each their own!

[@karoonboomie2813]

Hello sir Buddha Baby! Missed you much! Love, Love, Love your videos! 🇺🇸🤍💚🖤🤎☝🏻👊🏻💪🏻🤘🏻🇺🇸

[@Mithmegil]

I got a perm a week ago and it got perfect. I love my curled hair (normally I have nearly sleek straight hair) and the hairdresser really did a good job. But I looked before booking the appointment, what they can do or not at its the best hairdresser in my region (that's what the internet said 😅), so I hoped and didn't get disappointed. The girl in the video... I'm not a hairdresser, I learned cosmetology. But what kind of rolls or that you need papers you need... Even we learned that, although we didn't do hair. 🤷🏻‍♀️ What she did was just stupid and she is really lucky, that she didn't fry her hair off.

[@issyhart]

Thank you for the beautiful opening to this video.. healthy hair is truly very beautiful and many don't value how wonderful it is to have healthy hair. Thank you for your videos and extraordinary tips. I always look forward to watching them.... lots of love from USA ❤❤❤

[@tiffanyw3425]

I love all the explaining and tips he gives in his videos!

[@tracybooth4288]

It would be great to see your salon, maybe a day in your life at work? Love your videos

[@Hnymn]

That's a good idea!

[@wrmlm37]

Healthy, natural looking. Yes! So rare to see.

[@gleadhill79]

I'm so old that when I had my hair permed as a teenager, my mum did it and used those sponge (not foam) curlers that were quite slim and had the white clip that held it in place. Yes, they made tight curls, which is why I lightly conditioned my hair after rincing out the solution to loosen them! I learnt from my friends mistakes though, some of them had really tight curls and couldn't style their hair very well. I do like a good loose perm though, I might have one when my hair grows back?! 🤔🤗💖

[@willowflowerchild]

Love your channel Hair Buddha. I learn so much. Also, I personally believe DIY and perms are not meant to blend into an actual experience anyone should attempt.

[@debbiebell9200]

I had several perms and cringed when she didn't use the ring of cotton! So lucky! Thank you for explaining the process! P.S. I love your rings! So cool!

[@tahjjj1488]

My mama used to do my relaxers. She never burned my head. The very FIRST time she took me to a salon they left the relaxer on too long and I had chemical burns (I kept telling the lady my head was burning; she did nothing). I have never since allowed a salon to relax my hair. I’m natural now, though, so it doesn’t matter.

[@happycook6737]

Natural hair is the most beautiful option.

[@a.kenneth3521]

My Mom gave me a Toni Home Perm when I was 6. I looked like a puffball. Mental damage to this day! 🤦🏼‍♀️🤣

[@suesmith3744]

Ah the Toni’s…. Remember them well 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣

[@puggirl415]

@@suesmith3744 And the Florence Henderson Shag traumatized me for years.

[@a.kenneth3521]

@@puggirl415 oh my lord. I had a shag, too! It was awful! I feel your pain. 🤭

[@lindajanedeuel483]

I was given a Toni home perm when I was 8...and my hair turned to "chewing gum" consistency and had to be cut extremely short...it was awful.

[@tasahk]

"why are the instructions written on the inside of the box?!" because hair stylists studied perms for many months (I had to do 30 just to graduate) so we aren't getting a perm lesson from the box we are reading basic instructions for timing and mixing particular brands etc

[@ZYX84]

Man the anticipation on this one😬😬 Hair Buddha..👁👁I’m still watching for the end oh boy😬

[@wallicabarnhill5287]

Hair Buddha you’ve done an extraordinary reaction again❤️ Also, so happy to hear that you changed your salon into an all natural one💕💕

[@meaganclarke4007]

I learned how to do perms in my high school cosmetology class. My least favourite service to preform 🤣

[@Aurora3242]

💜🥰🤩🤗 I was saying to same thing to the screen- your sections are way to big. My mom used to be a cosmetologist, she did alot of home perms, those sections should be ultra thin, for the solution to get all the way thru the rolls.

[@pandadarlin4820]

I don't know if you will ever see this or not, but it is on my bucket list to one day get my hair professionally done. If I could ever get it done I would want you to do it. I've never had my hair done before because I know it would cost a lot of money because how my hair is (goes down to my butt). So if I ever happened to be in Belgium I would certainly want to get my hair done by you!

[@theresafeeney2756]

The way to get a good perm is with good rolling of the hair with fine sections. I use to perm my mother-in-law’s hair and it always looked good.

[@lauravillanueva2175]

Cute little couple. Perms scare me. My hair is always curly.. do you boo 👻

[@stateofdisorder1]

I wait in anticipation for your videos. I love how you’re honest and teach the proper way. And your reactions are priceless 💜😂

[@elliebean5555]

when I was a kid it was in style to get a perm & I loved it...they Had to use every roller in the entire salon on me because I had so much hair!!! 😂

[@woodooempress3923]

I'm just happy that her hair didn't full out LoL 👍

[@kama4522]

Ik hou van je video’s ❤️! : je leert zo veel! Ik heb mij moeder heel lange haar geblondeerd en dan hadden wij haar haar in super natuurlijke zilverkleur geverfd zonder rare spotjes alle haartjes mooi en even geverfd! Ik had kleine stukjes haar genomen,genoeg blonderen poeder en 20% oxidatie gebruikt, professionele verf gekocht (meer dan genoeg gekocht om niet te kort te komen) en resultaat is echt prachtig! Bedankt voor je gouden tips ! Full support ✌🏻 ❤️

[@GooberFace32]

Damn, this takes me back to the 1980s where I got my first perm at 5 years old! I wanted to look like Little Orphan Annie and wanted her curly red hair. My mother took me to a hairdresser friend of hers; she was willing to do the perm, but not the color. Little 5 year old me still thought my hair looked super cool afterward, but it wasn't a wise thing to do. After that, I was getting perms in my hair at least once every two years and much more frequently when I was a teenager. I don't think that I really ever knew what my natural hair was supposed to look and feel like until my senior year of college 😆.

[@TatiQ0]

It’s not terrible. I mean for a perm, it’s not creepy. I wouldn’t want super tight curls, so at least it looks natural and no crazy uneven parts (ie, stick straight and tight coils).

[@BloodSweatandFears]

I had a dream that I bleached my hair with 40vol quick blue!(which I know better I would never!) and like huge parts of my hair came off and my scalp was burned. Let me tell you I was so relieved when I woke up 😂

[@chlorinelori1064]

I had dreams about fried hair as well, but it happened to me at the hairdresser in real life so it’s the trauma that caused the dream 😄😄

[@BloodSweatandFears]

@@chlorinelori1064 Oh no! I would have freaked out. I also melted my hair but I did it myself in high school. Luckily I was able to salvage a pixie cut 😂

[@melissabyrd1310]

I've had dreams like that to and i dont even color my hair.

[@BloodSweatandFears]

@@melissabyrd1310 lol that’s cool my last name is Byrd too 😀

[@lisasmith2660]

I remember the poodle perm, and the hairdresser"s used to smell awful when someone was having a perm, I myself never had one, seeing other people suffer was bad enough, thank god they are no longer fashionable

[@LeSurrealDream]

lol every time he says lotion I’m reminded of that silence of the lambs bit

[@LibertyGoddess1776]

That’s great you’re going all natural in your salon!

[@notyourgma]

I get an Air perm when I get perms. I love Air perms, I hate that it takes 2 days and have to sleep sitting up lol BUT it comes out so much more healthier then before the perm......

[@starrynight6817]

This brings back memories of my grandma perming her hair. Oh, the smell! lol But hers always turned out well though.

[@TheDutchDutchess373]

Wow..That was a disappointing perm😂😧 Love your videos though Mr H.B !!! ♡♡♡

[@hair-buddha]

Thx for watching

[@thaydeetorres998]

I love watching your videos while I am making my floral wreaths

[@semolasemola8008]

senza nemmeno guardare pollice su perche' sei troppo simpatico!!!!!

[@claudiaschneider3077]

I think that getting a good perm is a lost art. I had great perms back in the 80s. Now its just a color and a cut.

[@lolofunslayer4953]

Why would you do a perm if your hair is already wavy? It seemed like she wanted waves from the size of roller she used. She could have just used some gel and gotten waves from her natural hair…

[@puggirl415]

Yes or curl trained it with gel and finger twisting the strands.

[@sharaleeinsley7289]

Your videos make my day!

[@Boo-boo-Magoo-Craig-75]

My grandma was a hairdresser she gave me a spiral perm in the 90s she was so good at it it lasted for a year this lady is doing it all wrong.

[@eflow4786]

Hahaaa when I was 15 I asked my aunt, who is a pro, to give me a spiral perm. She begged me to not do it. I have a massive amount of CURLY long thick strands of hair. Oh my goodness. Huge huge mistake 😂

[@mangotree2110]

God I love hair Buddha 😍

[@Guttergirl61]

Happy Friday Buddha! Oh lord! I remember the home perms! Looking like a poodle, in grade 6, was the end of the world for little me! I had one professional perms and it didn't take!? Not sure why. Never again!!!!👩‍🦱

[@jmc8076]

Her top at the end diverted attn from her hair. Good choice. ✌️😂 PS she’s young and pretty and hair still looks good but prob easily fixed if needed.

[@queensley3122]

My stress reliever everytime 😍 Thanks Hair Buddha..You made my day again ❤️ This is 10x not to do by non professional than bleaching ur hair 🤦 : quick question tho...is it true that it will lessen the damage if you will wet your hair before bleaching?

[@Katie_Woo]

Making me so happy that under my colourful wigs I have a lovely head of natural big shiny curls

[@cassiem]

Have a great weekend to you too!

[@wjtjcolman]

love your videos , since i have been watching you i have stopped dyeing my hair . two weeks ago i had it cut from a long bob to a pixie cut . I have only had good comments with my new look, Grey gracefully

[@takohamoolsen2432]

The 80s were the time for perms. I used to have them, but always at a salon. Turned out rather nice. Never, ever will I do it again.

[@TatiQ0]

I love promoting healthy hair! Yeah, I use colour but only ammonia free. I am letting it grow out because I’m 43 and haven’t seen my natural hair since I was 13… 30 years! It’s still healthy and shiny. My hair dresser says I’m her poster child. 😀 I can’t believe people are still getting perms. The smell is horrendous and it’s soooo bad, as Hair Buddha expertly explained.

[@KAdams-dr4pc]

Coloring hair is different than bleaching or perming hair. Coloring is gentler than the other two. You're a little full of yourself. 🤣😂

[@TatiQ0]

@@KAdams-dr4pc I’ve had perms as a teenager (Mariah Carey peak popularity), was platinum blonde for 6 years, and other shades of blonde for 10. So, with 30 years of chemical treatment I’m well aware of the differences. If you listen to what he says, he talks about transitioning to healthier treatments. I think that’s great positioning for a stylist.

[@316lvmnoneofyourbusiness7]

One thing that isn't mentioned or shown a lot is ethnic hair. It's a whole different ball game. My mom was Japanese and got her beautician's license in Japan. Most Asian hair is black and thick. She could dye her hair a nice brown and perm it without ruining her hair. As for me, I'm 1/2 Japanese and 1/2 Puerto Rican. As a baby and child, I had blonde hair and grey eyes. (From my father's side.) As I got older, my hair changed color naturally - from blonde, to light brown to a mix of auburn, black, blonde, brown strands and my eye color is brown, but can change from dark/black brown to a golden color. I also had naturally wavy hair, but my mother cut it all off, gave me a pixie and permed my hair. I stopped fooling with my hair when I became pregnant at 38. I'm back to my natural colors with white strands now and down to the middle of my back. Straight - never did recover my natural curls. At 63, I've come to terms with my hair and love it's uniqueness and health.

[@SB-ll1tt]

Thanks Hair Buddha. Please do a funny reaction video again. Loooove those.

[@SimplyBalancingtheChaos]

Love your videos and the tips along with it. Great job!

[@romainphillis2526]

Not going to lie,, I was scrolling and thought, very quickly,, Hair Buddha is covering a "Boy George" DIY haircut 😂😂😂 Once I saw it,, I couldn't unsee it !

[@TheresaONeill-ze3jb]

Use a curling iron if you want curls

[@dg-1980]

When I was about 12 years old my cousin was in Paul Mitchell beauty school. She gave me a haircut which came out really well and then asked me if she could perm my hair because she had to do all these things to graduate from the school. My grandmother used to perm my hair when I was about eight years old. And I always hated it because I always came out looking like a French poodle. I would always brush it out as soon as I would get home. This time my cousin promised me she would give me spiral curls, instead of those tight tiny curls I used to get with my grandmother. She does all the proper steps puts the cotton all that, but I don't think she put the cotton tight enough. I wound up with second-degree burns all over the backs of my ears, the sides and back of my neck. I'm only ever been to a salon to get my hair trimmed and styled. As the future experiences I had at the salon with my grandmother and my cousin were horrible. In all fairness to my cousin I knew she was in school, I knew she was learning. She had been going to the school for a while. I just figured if they were letting her work on people it wouldn't have come out so bad. My hair did look nice, but I was in quite a bit of pain. My hair came out as she promised though

[@lisarenshaw1554]

I'm a curly girl. After decades of fighting it, I'm embracing them!

[@amberrogers2598]

Wish I could come to you for my hair. You are so awesome.

[@gabrieledansault-deja3024]

I really appreciate your philosophy of natural hair styling, but i have to admit I can't imagine my head without a perm. My hair is like chives, very straight and only responding to the law of gravity, just falling down with no volume. At least I don't bleach...

[@rachaela5834]

Perms take a lot of skill. I would never attempt to do that on my own. My mom used to be a hairdresser and she used to give me perms all the time when I was a kid. You should see my school pictures 🤣🤣 big styled bangs perm with the half up scunchie on top. My best friend told me that my hair was far to advanced for my age🤣🤣 literally kindergarten my mom did slay perms tho! Edited for spelling🤫

[@melissajoy3689]

Did she ever give you permed mullets??? 🤦🏾‍♀️ The things my Mom did to my hair growing up 🤪🤪

[@rachaela5834]

@@melissajoy3689 🤣🤣🤣 never had the permed mullet but I totally get you my mom did some wild stuff to my hair!

[@Dessamator]

I just felt my eyes go wide when I heard the woman say she's going to a wedding "tomorrow"...

[@Youre-Welcome]

My mother insisted on home perming my hair when I was 11...because the salon explained that before puberty, your hair can lack the ability to hold the perm. I didn't want a perm, but it happened anyway. So traumatizing.