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Hey GlamFam!
So recently someone asked me to explain the difference between heat damaged hair and heat trained hair. I think it's an excellent question, so I wanted to take a moment to discuss it with you all! I hope this video helps teach you more about heat damage, how to prevent heat damage, and some simple tips for caring for that hair, as thats the purpose of this channel!
Until next time GlamFam, Take care, God bless, and stay glam!
Linwood
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Video description:
Linwood Darkis teaches the differences and similarities between heat damage and heat training, while teaching how to stop heat damage and how to prevent heat damage. Linwood also elaborates on heat protectants and whether they are really all that helpful. 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.

[@GetGlamFam]

*Download my FREE haircare guide:* glamfam-insider.ck.page/a63e6ffbce *Here is a link to some of my favorite products: www.amazon.com/shop/whoseesthis *To Donate to the channel:* www.paypal.me/getglamfam Cashapp: $LinwoodDarkis Follow us on IG: @GetGlamFam Got questions you want me to answer in a video? Ask them below with the hashtag #VidRequest You know I love you boo! Linwood

[@Peaches9002]

Linwood, when I click the link for the hair care guide the messaged I received says the page you were looking for dosen't exist. 404

[@GetGlamFam]

Thanks for the heads up! I just updated it so it should work now 😊👍🏽❤️

[@Peaches9002]

@@GetGlamFam thanks a lot I got it.

[@GetGlamFam]

Awesome! My joy!

[@cincybest]

@@GetGlamFam Question , what is the difference between shine and sheen ? If you have discussed before in a previous video could you point me to the video and if not can you make a video or cover in a upcoming video? Thank you again for being the wonderful and informative person that you are .I love your hair guide btw , it's helped me out immensely. ❤

[@xaviercarter1565]

This is very necessary, so many girls are cutting perfectly healthy hair calling it heat damage. I gotta see this.💯💯

[@GetGlamFam]

I agree, but I also know many people who look at it from a curl perspective, we will explore a bit of both sides, but this video will be far more concise than some of my other recent videos. 😊🙏🏽

[@Astrok6n]

I cannot believe that you are really walking & talking at the same time. IS THIS WHAT LIFE WITHOUT ASTHMA IS LIKE?!

[@kaheaisaac1]

Aww

[@nicolelollipops8268]

Omg i can relate !!! Lol “call you later auntie!”🫁

[@Key_1111]

Omg RIGHT??!

[@jesusgeneration6666]

I've got asthma to and i can walk & talking to,of course i trained myself to be able to do this.but i must say i dont talk that well like him, but i dont get out of breath,i can breath well but before the trainning i couldnt do both things.now i can,not well but i can

[@Astrok6n]

@@jesusgeneration6666 That's impressive!

[@khulaniafrost8359]

I've said it before. I have friends with heat damage. But they swear they have 3A, 3B hair

[@pvir9902]

Exactly. No boo, that's heat damage pure and simple.

[@kaheaisaac1]

💀

[@Mskyraelise]

If the hair is not breaking, splitting, single strand knots the curl pattern really doesn't matter

[@khulaniafrost8359]

@@Mskyraelise it does if you're claiming to be natural. With heat damage you're a natural what? Fool?

[@Mskyraelise]

@@khulaniafrost8359 having heat damage does not mean they are not natural. You don't get gold star for maintaining a specific curl pattern and calling yourself natural. There are TONS of "naturals" with mechanical damage from over manipulation, combs, brushed, incorrect protective styling, etc. the damage is just masked by the curls or the protective style they put it in. You wouldn't call them not natural because they have mechanical damage would you?? Like I said a curl pattern is by far less important than actual key indicators of damage which is breakage, split ends, fairy knots, loss of elasticity, inability to retain moisture, etc. Talk to any PROFESSIONAL hairstylist. They could give a F about that curl pattern chart. It doesn't determine health of the hair shaft at all.

[@icameisaws4829]

I also think it's a preference of words. It can have a negative or positive connotation. Heat trained is just heat damaged package in a cute bow. I would equate heat trained to someone who is naturally 4c, but has become 4b after several silk presses. They are ok with it because it still looks natural and the curls are mostly uniformed to the point where you think it was their natural pattern. Heat damage has become the phrase to use when the new curl after heat is so drastically different from your natural curl, or concentrated in certain parts where you have 4c hair but 4a strands throughout

[@christyambrown]

This

[@Anonyme67]

Amen!

[@ileanasantamaria2364]

Likening recovery from extreme heat damage to growing out a relaxer is spot on, and also disheartening. And proof you really really really know your stuff as a professional conveying to the masses via KZbin. I did so much heat styling last fall (Dominican roller sets + blow dry and a bit of flat iron) - curls are still there, but my ends are splitsville.

[@GetGlamFam]

Hey Fam! If you are here early, set a reminder on your phone, this video goes live Thursday at noon CST! I can't wait to see y'all in the live chat! Linwood

[@tanyaflemon1870]

I love the sound of the scicatas I’m not sure how to spell it. When you hear that sound you know it’s summer!! Great video!!

[@obsidyenneg4333]

@Tanya Flemon I also enjoyed the sound of the cicadas.

[@GetGlamFam]

Right?! I love the sound of cicadas and crickets, it is relaxing to me

[@swehart]

We (DMV) were expecting our fertility boom this summer but I guess the pandemic scared them off. If they had come, 2020 would have truly looked like the plagues of Egypt.

[@TheRealCantaraBella]

Slow low damage more like. I use blowouts once a week to relax my natural texture, and all week do no heat styling. The longer my hair gets the easoer it is to style, and I trim regularly, and never use high setting for blowout or touching up with flat iron. I have 4a type hair, and only use natural organic hair products. So far so good. It gets me to a a looser 4a-3c texture, which isn't much of a change, but it helps immensely with time, styling and length.

[@eyekandy3000]

Heat training = heat damage for me. Probably the reason I texturized was because - well I hated being natural but trying to be a heat trained natural never worked out

[@GetGlamFam]

It is a very delicate balance, a lot of people find that they have issue with heat training, I discuss it a bit more in the video :)

[@Anonyme67]

Life is funny you hate being natural while I love been natural. No weave no extensions no make up no nails polish. I love being natural. So much freedom

[@badgalpandamanda]

@@Anonyme67 that’s you lol not her.

[@nikkicjnj]

@@Anonyme67 You get it!! I'm like that too!!

[@SkyeID]

Relaxers cause cancer and reproductive health problems.

[@csldc]

I wholeheartedly agree with your comments about heat protectant. I use it as a safeguard, but am so careful not to fall into a fall sense of security. There are so many videos of women who go to salons for blow outs or silk presses, and hp is used on their hair-- only to later discover extreme damage when trying to revert their curls.

[@YurinanAcquiline]

So heat training is just minimal heat damage?

[@GetGlamFam]

Yes, that’s exactly right 🙏🏽

[@meltrenemitchell4209]

Right, you don't know that you're heat damaged until you want to wear your hair curly.

[@meltrenemitchell4209]

However, if you straight hair forever then you're heat trained...I gotta now!

[@nalawms8767]

The pleasure and pain analogy took me out! 🤣 I like call myself naturally straight. But I flat iron my hair maybe like 6 times a year and mostly to get my ends trimmed.

[@Adriftinasea]

As a formerly and now returning heat trained or straight haired natural to me the difference between relaxers and heat is simple: damage over the long term vs immediate damage. Relaxers are immediately damaging. The instant that chemical (basically the equivalent of hair removal cream but buffed with extra oils and conditioners to delay the process time) touches hair, the breakdown begins on the spot and the structural integrity is compromised. Heat eventually, if used over a relatively long period of time, can result in the same exact outcome but the certain variables (how often heat is used, how hot the temp, how much manipulation or stress the hair undergoes mechanically to achieve desired straightness, moisture content of hair, length/age of hair, styling preferences after straightening, protein preservation or supplementation, shampoo frequency, hair texture-fine, coarse, medium, etc) determine the extent to which this outcome is realized for an individual person.

[@inthemindofny1100]

Chile I’m so loss on whether I wanna loc my hair or heat TRAIN my hair or just work with my natural hair 😭

[@sadraolaedo4733]

Heat train your hair, many type 4 women attacking heat trained hair are Vindictive

[@phigmentor]

Linwood, your content has been some of the most informative I’ve found! Thank you for providing such great, well-researched content. I’m looking forward to this topic a bunch, especially since I use heat to style my LP, fine (but high density) curly hair that’s overall pretty healthy.

[@GetGlamFam]

My joy! With fine hair this is definitely a more delicate issue, so I hope this vid proves rather informative for you!

[@khulaniafrost8359]

Oh I can't wait for this...the knowledge I receive from this channel 🥰

[@GetGlamFam]

I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you kindly!

[@anitradwms]

Laughed at........”turn the iron up to all hell breaks loose!”

[@MimiIman]

I made a video about how heat damaged hair is healthy hair (don’t jump down my throat y’all, you have to see what I say) but I think it should be called heat-altered since they are referring to losing your curl pattern.

[@GetGlamFam]

I don’t mind heat damage if that person desires to have their hair straight regularly, primarily because everyone goes natural for a different reason, and some people just can’t do chemical straighteners and still maintain health. Now for my people who are natural and want to keep their natural pattern intact, heat damage is a whole nother beast.

[@MimiIman]

GlamFam Hair & Beauty yes I agree, me I don’t care about it but right now I’m not using heat so I can get my hair to retain length

[@christy7516]

@@GetGlamFam I think I want that to happen to me !! I want my hair to be straight lol

[@roudiamondgh92]

I'm at the place where heat training/damage is very appealing. I've been natural my whole life and recently straightened my hair and it is heat damaged. Why even bother growing it out just to straighten it again a year from now and be back in this stage? This is the cycle ice been going through since I stopped heat training 10 years ago.

[@lareshondatreadway3999]

I can't wait for you to touch on this. I've always felt like they were the same if extreme heat is being used

[@GetGlamFam]

We will definitely be discussing multiple angles! I look forward to you seeing it!

[@amb7412]

This explains a great deal for my old issues. Months ago my hair wouldn't curl after I put heat onto it. I've been deep conditioning, moisturizing, and using protein treatments to my bangs where the damage occurred. I think in the future I'll using Styling lotion to set my bangs and leave the heat alone altogether. Thanks for these great tips.

[@GetGlamFam]

My joy! Yeah bangs get heat damaged a lot, people tend to do more passes and put heat on them more regularly because they’re right up front. You can’t see the back, so usually you’ll tend to tolerate it not being as smooth as you would like

[@amb7412]

@@GetGlamFam So true! I've learned my lesson from now on low heat or heat, but but burning my bangs off in Italy, (yeah that happened) will never happen again. What you said about heat protectors is also right in my case I got a false sense of protection from applying them and turned up the tempt. I'm learning. Thanks this video is saving us from ourselves.

[@currystastykitchen]

I really appreciate the way Linwood breaks down what he is talking about. I am a new natural. I big chopped after transitioning for a year and I see alot of naturals who heat train their hair. I plan on straightening my hair in November to trim it and was worried about heat damage, I think I was scared of damaging my curls but this really gives me insight in how to go about it (deep conditioning before and after and the protein part!) Thanks Linwood for the education!

[@cathyecooper4376]

You are hilarious!😂🤣 those words you make up crack me up. And your content is thoughtful, helpful and entertaining all rolled in there together. Love it!!!! This channel is part of my Corona relief as well as my self care regimen. Laughter is like a medicine😂🙏🏽💕💯 thx

[@hannahgiles7834]

I subbed because of the good info, the variation of angles, the brisk walk, and the fact that this video was uploaded on my birthday 🙂

[@hannahgiles7834]

Also the hair blowing in the wind 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@YoudontknowMimi]

Hey suga! I’m not having it with your belly! 😂🤣😂😂 Back in the day, my mama used to love to “heat train” my hair with this thing called a straightening comb. It has no temperature gauge, and it was a “one temperature fits all” approach. I been delivert! You are right about the temperature gauge on that flat iron. We often start with the highest temperature, never thinking that a lower temperature would work better.

[@a.mariedixon-jenkins]

My grandmother would lay the hot straightening comb on light colored fabric before putting it in our hair. If it burned the cloth it was too hot to put it on the hair. Remembering her and the Royal Crown hair grease puts a smile on my face. 😇

[@karlar8648]

450 degrees WHAT HAIR! 2 much! But that is so true. And did i learn when flat irons came on the scene. Went back to my straighting comb. I can work with flame better than electric stuff. It's all about the timing.

[@GetGlamFam]

I can do either, but my preference is electric, especially when I’m teaching, you have to have a feel for the stove, it’s difficult to teach that! ❤️😊🙏🏽

[@karlar8648]

@@GetGlamFam Well understood. I"ve got that 70s and 80s teaching. I will, once in a while use my flat iron.

[@lyndoraburroughs-robinson5663]

I'm so ready for this video GlamFam . I stay away from heat, using it only twice a month because I'm growing my hair.🤷🏽‍♀️

[@GetGlamFam]

Awesome! I look forward to you seeing it! Limiting frequency of use is actually one of my tips in the video!

[@kurlietingz3687]

Ooh twice a month is tew much for me😅 shout out to you 🫠 I do once a year now lol though I’d love to do more

[@just_jhe]

I remember the first time I heard a swarm of cicadas when I moved to my husband's home and I would ask him "What is that sound?!" Trying to explain to him the sound is like an animal or something ominous coming towards you in a thriller. 😂😂 Now I tell people we have our own little Bird Box movie set and I've grown to love their sound.

[@sw33tnycandy]

I definitely got some heat damage. It's light but I know for fact my curls took a hit. I only use heat at this point twice a year.

[@GetGlamFam]

I feel you, I haven’t used heat in my hair for 3 years now and my hair has gotten more fine in that timeframe. I’m much more cautious about heat now than I used to be.

[@SemiCommma]

Same , I used to silk press every two weeks. I wish my parents told me about what it could do and stop me so I could go natural. I now isn’t too too late though lol

[@sakinahb.1278]

So helpful Im terrified of straightening my hair for fear "heat damage."

[@GetGlamFam]

I definitely recommend starting with a lesser heat and making as few passes as possible.

[@Anonyme67]

Don’t straighten it. Stay away from heat!!!

[@hollaatthekid1796]

You can also try just stretching your hair with curly formers or wave formers.

[@Mikki220]

OK. Thank you for explaining! I don't have curls. I have wool and if I get a silk press it doesn't last for anytime and my ancient behind always has a very expensive fro within the next 2 days in hot rainy Georgia. Curls are things I can't relate to. Limp, I understand. Thank you!

[@mikomai3754]

Thanks for the hair info and telling us what those noisy insects are. I’ve been in the South all of my life and never knew what insects were making all of that danged noise! 🤣

[@GetGlamFam]

LOL! I love the sound of the cicadas! I grew up around it, it’s relaxing to me😂 Thanks so much for watching!

[@theperfectimperfectfamily13]

@@GetGlamFam what the heck are those.

[@Bih1stOfAll]

Sounded like crickets to me

[@kymmiewiley6948]

🤣🤣 I'm from NC so when he said "if you're wondering what that noise is" I started listening hard to find the noise.... thought he was referring to something else

[@sheepofthelord]

I did NOT know this function existed on youtube 😂😂, where you can tell people when it’ll premiere. can’t wait for the video!

[@GetGlamFam]

Yup! I like this option because it also gives me an opportunity to live chat before and after the video in the chat box. Plus you can set a reminder for the notification on the video! Love it!

[@childcarechick]

I love education with silliness!!! Thank you for the knowledge and the walk. Do your steps count for me???

[@GetGlamFam]

Lol the way my stomach is looking, I don’t even know if my steps counted for me! 😂😂

[@childcarechick]

GlamFam Hair & Beauty no worries...they counted! I just need some for me because I’m exhausted! I moved last Friday and had to start back to work on Monday. I work all day and organize all night! Now, I’m pooped! 🥱

[@barbarahodges8835]

Thank you so much for this video. It was definitely very helpful.

[@jasmineluyster5085]

I love that your getting your lil workout on wearing a button up lol. Do u boo boo 💜

[@formerlyknownas123]

Awesome hilarious video. I have a question Linwood: does hair texture change as hair grows longer? I see so many hair gurus whose natural hair seems loser when it gets longer. Is it just in my head? My bestie says the weight of longer hair makes the curl seem loose. I have your download. Thanks.

[@NellenelleForSure]

Your friend is correct. It's an optical illusion of sorts. Keep in mind that if you look at the ends of your hair, even with the naked eye but definitely under a microscope, you will see that the ends are much slimmer than the roots. Those ends that have been brushed, combed, heated, and tugged at over and over for a great period of time. Long hair is just ends that have survived lol, so it will look like your hair is getting looser the longer it is but it's just the effect of wear. Similar to wearing in shoes. Your size hasn't changed and your shoes are not loose and falling off, its just slightly more relaxed and comfy.

[@pvir9902]

*Pause*.... Pleasure and Pain. I'm gonna leave it at that.😂😂😂.... *Continue*

[@GetGlamFam]

🤷🏽‍♂️😂❤️

[@Peaches9002]

Yes, We READY!!! watching the countdown

[@GetGlamFam]

AWESOME! Thanks boo!

[@jacquelinehazel8010]

Thanks for explaining this Lynwood, I always wondered what was the difference between the two, and curls popping!😊☀️

[@stephaniehall2552]

Thanks for the info ,much needed with salons closed

[@Lidiroyal]

This is an amazing video! Thank you for this!!!

[@kimberleighbaltimore977]

Love this video! I had heat damage and breakage due to a "stylist" using high heat in my fine 3c hair. I had to cut it off recently because of this. How do you regrow and strengthen hair after this?

[@missalexyzjones]

Is it possible to have hair that literally becomes damaged as soon as you use any heat? I notice an immediate change in my hair's curl pattern even if I straighten my hair on low heat.

[@GetGlamFam]

That’s more prevalent with fine hair, but yes, that is possible.

[@TanyaScorpio]

Great video. I'm high porosity and prefer the old fashion roller set under the hair dryer I want to make sure does that cause any heat damage. I had this bugs in northern VA and sub Philly...ugh

[@naomiluxe0]

Thank you for the explanation but I’m never going to a salon again. I took my hair for granted and got 2 silk presses and on top of that stylist nowadays want you to basically have your hair straight before you get your hair braided.

[@AestheticAlexandria]

I tried the ion moisture spray Linwood recommended and it was 💯 💯

[@LivnOurBestLyfe]

We live in the country too and the first times I heard those bugs I thought someone was using a power tool 😂😍

[@nuwoman1828]

"Firstliest" 😂😂😂

[@maryadams1331]

Can't wait for the knowledge about this!

[@GetGlamFam]

Wonderful! I hope you enjoy it!

[@smariekennedy]

Disulfide bonds are also known as Cystine bond, Sulfur bond or S bond. ... The more disulfide that occurs in the fiber, the curlier and kinkier the hair. These bonds cannot be broken by water or heat manipulation. Only chemicals agents can break these bonds, like perms, relaxers or color.

[@GetGlamFam]

Chemicals and extreme heat break the disulfide bond. Standard applications of heat that are not extreme alter the hydrogen bond.

[@TheVideti]

My little sister has been using heat for years and her hair was really healthy. Then she decided to stop using heat and now her hair is breaking really bad. I want to start wearing more stretched out styles because in usually do wash and gos 90% of the time but I hate the strinkage.

[@nimmahdawilah]

This is interesting. What could be the theory for this problem 🤔

[@nmkone2207]

Great explanation, I did not know about heat training, so I really appreciate the information.

[@aprildenice4635]

Glad i stumbled across this video you were very informational... about to check out your stop hair breakage video as well, 😉

[@chericewashington7343]

This was entertaining and educational!

[@504CreoleCrystal]

Imagination DEFINITELY ran with that 😂😂😂😂

[@BeingErikaWhite]

I love that sound and the country. Lol country girl here.

[@lorettalynndavis9695]

Awesome advice as always my friend!

[@ElyTvandRhymes]

Thank you for your informative video

[@christy7516]

If I'm tired of shrinkage should I relax or be a heat styled natural ? And if I have heat damage can I relax it to solve the problem ?

[@cece5464]

I want to try sew ins but my silk presses DO NOT LAST because it frizzes so fast and I have 4c hair. So what do u recommend if heat training isn’t a good solution?

[@eyekandy3000]

So there was a KZbinr who used to heat-lax or thermalax her hair I think she called it. Basically using heat regularly, like every month blow dry flat iron, and it was to change the texture of her natural hair and it did loosen up the curls. But you don’t want breakage or damage. And that’s what I always assumed heat training was - a way to use heat tools faster and more efficiently over time, but also to change your natural texture without using chemicals. To me heat damage obviously means that your hair is now breaking off and needs protein treatments and deep conditioning etc.

[@a.mariedixon-jenkins]

One can get heat damage the very 1st time heat is applied to the hair. Case in point a professional hair stylist who had no concept of heat temperatures for her blow dryer. I told her it was burning my scalp and her reply was that the Dyson dryer adjust to the person's hair. Obviously it was not adjusting because it was too hot. She basically said the same thing about her Dyson flat iron. Needlessly I ended up with heat damage. However, the good thing is that my hair although had straight ends, it did not breakoff. I attribute that to the fact that I deep condition my hair and use Olaplex Bonding products. It was a long process but I ended up have to cut about 4 inches of my hair off.

[@lovingwhatwisdombrings3373]

So can a person maintain healthy (split end free) ends by only blow drying tightly curly hair prior to trim or is the best way a stylist can trim accurately is by flat iron prior to trim?

[@teesnapz5830]

Loved the pleasure and the pain comparison...😜

[@judyniles565]

Great video Linwood! In your video you said "condition before shampooing and deep condition after to protect against heat damage." So, do I prepoo before shampooing? Thanks!

[@kettascoils8205]

Right at my lunch time! I’m ready for it, too. Lol

[@GetGlamFam]

Awesome! I look forward to seeing you in the chat!

[@alshimaaeleffish3205]

Hi 👋 thank you for your effort and everything you presented is very useful for us i have an overload protein hair because i used too much protein products on my hair the past two months .I'm fron Egypt and we don't have protein free hair treatment what i can use to fix it .

[@lalarose9907]

I luv your personality so much! I always enjoy watching your videos and learning. I remember commenting on another video about how your daughter looks so much like my daughter. One of my dreams is to meet you and your family one day, but i'm not a stalker though lol! Much love all the way from raleigh, NorthCarolina!

[@Ruetendom]

Can you please recommend a good blow dryer and straightener please.

[@victoriamitchell6240]

I CANT WAIT!!!!!! 💃🏾

[@GetGlamFam]

AWESOME! I look forward to you being able to see it!

[@kathleenadams688]

Hello how is it going? Thanks for the videos!!

[@arewahaircaretv8718]

The difference is heat trained is 1st degree burn and heat damage is 3rd degree burn same difference

[@nichie3897]

What about hooded dryer?...what if I used it on low everyday or other day? Would I still get heat damage?

[@LivnOurBestLyfe]

No Lin!! You should not let my mind run wild with that pleasure vs pain...I'm here tryin to figure out the right amount of laxative to put in my husband's breakfast for my pleasure vs his pain 😂😂😂

[@abrasivecloud]

Hey linwood i have a question, is it possible to change your hair density? If so what changes your hair density?

[@amandaboyle8750]

I need help with hair breakage, ive been having it for like 3 years now and ive never had it before. Since it started i barely do anything to my hair, no hair dryer no flat iron idk if its a medical thing 😬 Have any tips? Thank you

[@simonewade1406]

So what if you now have heat damage… can you now attempt/continue heat training or do you have to just cut everything off? Opinion on slowly cutting it off? I don’t want to big chop…

[@acclaimedhousecleaning7555]

Linwood, I gave my niece Heat Damage about 5 Years ago. Her Damaged hair was Beautiful! Straight, Dense, Full, and Thick! Her relaxed ends were like Fringe in comparison! It has long since been chopped off only for her to give herself Heat Damage, again, within the past 6 months!

[@reneebandfamily]

I’ve never heard of heat training. Very informative

[@feliciadunn644]

Thanks for the video

[@maravillosa_shian2489]

Good morning Mr darkis how you doing on this beautiful day❤🙏...i have a question and its not about the heat damage its something eles but it dose including hair

[@SSNUTHIN]

I thought those cicadas were a lawnmower.

[@APPR.]

You had me cracking up throughout this whole video

[@dearselinalove]

I thought heat training and heat damage was the same

[@SkyeID]

it is

[@BellaStone8609]

Love your videos! As a new stylist you have helped me a lot! And we grew up with cicadas in northeastern Ohio but don’t have them here in Oklahoma lol (at least I haven’t heard them)

[@GetGlamFam]

Thanks so much! I’m so happy the videos are helpful!

[@goddes343345]

Omg I missed your videos❣

[@rochellemckinney3220]

🤣😁😂😆😂😁🤣👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😆😆😂😁🤣😁😂😆thank you!!!

[@MimiIman]

pleasure and pain.......mind runs 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@GetGlamFam]

Lol I personally was thinking of being tickled, then again I hate being tickled, so for me it’s annoyance and pain 😂😂

[@lovingwhatwisdombrings3373]

Cyber 🤗!!!!! Thank you

[@rosesareredusa]

Would you recommend relaxer or heat training??

[@SkyeID]

relaxers cause cancer and reproductive health problems. So, I guess there's only one option. Though I wouldn't recommend either.

[@AbbyC543]

But if your hair has lost its natural curl pattern due to heat, isn't that the definition of heat damage? I suppose heat training just means the curl pattern is lost, but the hair cuticle is still healthy?

[@zaire-aniyarobinson2928]

Lol that’s exactly all it is tbh. It just isn’t actual “damage” unless you’re someone who cares about your curl pattern.

[@daianacoronel7107]

Loved it ❤️❤️

[@uniqueflowers994]

Can you still blow dry severe heat damage natural hair medium heat?

[@bre4694]

My hair is fine, so what is the best temperature to flat iron my hair?

[@cfoster6804]

Can't we just use Olaplex (for the disulfide bonds)?

[@ccnma]

How do you condition after without reverting your hair?

[@brennalove32]

Most of my hair is heat trained. My leave out however is definitely damaged from weaves 🤦🏽‍♀️.

[@jhibblerablly]

Yes I know about them cicadas. In Chicago when they make their rounds folk be catching them to eat em.

[@GetGlamFam]

I’m not trying to eat them now! Lol Cicadas are some ugly looking bugs, I love the sound of them though lol

[@jhibblerablly]

Yes, I wont eat them but I will sit and listen to em. Nature is great as long as it ain't coming at me. Glad you all are doing good out in these crazy people streets.

[@naomithemarketer]

Hello, I apologize in advance...My question is from left field 😔. I don’t really use heat on my hair... My enemy is wetting my hair daily it’s curly and I need to find a better solution because my hair is breaking off.

[@GetGlamFam]

Have you seen my video on breakage? It could be a massive help, I discuss handling breakage in great detail in that one. The thing that prevents me from wetting my hair daily is protective styling, and doing pineapples to my hair at night.

[@naomithemarketer]

Wow! Thank you! I definitely missed your video on breakage and I can’t wait to check it out!