Hair Fail, Mental Health & Vegan Sunday Roast | WHAT I ATE

[@Lgilesnick]

I've had a very bad time with my mental health for a while now and last night was absolutely awful and just seeing your video made me happier, I don't know how to describe it, but just knowing that when I'm clicking on your video and you suffer through your mental health issues as well and you get through it day by day helps me. So you saying it's hard to talk about it believe me your helping me just by being you and making the videos you do ❤️❤️

[@slytherinprincess5682]

I feel like you're truly one of the most honest youtubers in terms of expressing how challenging filming can be, the struggles physically and sometimes mentally 💕 stay amazing, strong, and beautiful inside and out Bean Queen!!

[@majosotod]

I'm absolutely in love with the way you film and edit, it's always so beautiful and you're so lovely and funny! I'm rambling, but your videos make my day! 💙💙💙

[@lusciousgremlin]

Her videos make my day as well so calming. Cheers me up when my day is going down hill 🌻

[@CaliforniaLuv84]

María José Soto-Díaz yes! so good!

[@caterox536]

Couldn't agree more!!! ♥♥♥

[@mshollydolly2013]

Yes! Came down to comment on the same thing! Love your editing

[@mitchi-]

Something about the folky music + your little dance, in the beginning, made me realize that yep, you're my favorite vlogger.

[@amberdaniel4726]

honestly that snowballing comment is just so real! I keep feeling like that a lot recently (especially with exams) and trying to explain that feeling to people is not easy and they just don't understand. thankyou for verbalising it so well 💜 also that roast looks banging and I need to come over for dinner now. I was almost angry hungry at the site of roast potatoes...ITS BEEN SO LONG 😭

[@Elle-gv4gf]

Loubean is just so cute! My heart can't take it 💗 And that roast looked lush, the gravy pouring 😍 Always the best bit.

[@daisyw2920]

Curly/wavy hair - no heat - Let hair dry about 50% and then sleep with a rope braid! So amazing, works everytime! - One rope braid = loose beachy waves or two rope braides = tighter curls xox

[@daisyw2920]

You can literally look up rope braid tutorial on youtube if you are unfamiliar with it! So quick and easy to do and no bobby pins needed! xo

[@adriannamonet3584]

you have NO idea how excited I was for this video! Love your 'what I ate" videos. I could sit and listen to you talk for hours.

[@RoraBambina]

I LOVE your vlogs so much! Always miss you when you haven't uploaded, but I understand how mental health can take over. I'm really struggling myself, but watching lovelies like yourself really helps

[@melaniemacdonald3989]

The cooking section has been my comfort video ever since this was published 🥺

[@hayleyen4983]

i dont normally leave comments on youtube videos, but kiera, your videos always make me so happy. thank you so much for being yourself and for making videos! you deserve so much happiness. thank you for everything

[@KieraRose]

Thank you :')

[@robynchiara9006]

Every time I see a notification pop up on my screen for a what I ate video I don't care what I'm doing ama click to watch ! Love your videos and love you !

[@ellagraceknowles]

I really love the way you film your What I Ate videos, lots of KZbinrs literally just film their meals and only focus on the food, whereas yours are very homely vlogs 😊 I've said this before in a comment but I am in a 5 year long battle with anorexia nervosa and watching your What I Ate videos makes me so optimistic about food and all the deliciousness out there 😍 X

[@CallMeYiyi]

ahh i always check your channel first when i get on youtube , which is usually when im having something to eat. i literally just sat down and it notified me you uploaded a video! makes me so excited :) i love your videos xxx

[@ConstantlyCurvyxo]

i did a psychology diploma and what i learnt is the reason why we get bipola and depression is because we believe the negative thoughts we tell ourselvs which are NOT true and why we get anxiety is because we fear the worst and it triggers our thoughts with out feelings and then collides with out actions causing us to'' break down'' or have a panic attacks and anxiety, So knowing that a person has had it for years there thought process either was caused by outsiders, hanging around with the wrong crowed,or just doubting themselves! love your videos kiera xx

[@pinkcrystalhippie3222]

OMG youre number 17 on KZbin trending! Go girl, represent!

[@lemango22]

I am so sorry you are going through that funk....but at the same time it's comforting knowing other people deal with it, too. And you were able to so beautifully put words to a phenomenon i'm personally familiar with. As always, your videos are the best and I love watching them!!!

[@lunastreamfreesomebody4911]

You can use the hairband method! I do it overnight or if I'm in a pinch I spray my hair with sea salt and it dries quicker and holds the curls better💖

[@maddieleech2107]

That top will look beautiful on you!!

[@derpypants2023]

Kiera, a good alternative to heatless curls are pin curls. you take a 1-2 inch section of hair and wrap it around you index and middle fingers, you thne finish the wrapped hair and wrap it to your scalp ( it should look like a hoop or circle) and then pin it securely, repeat this all over your head. It is best to do this with damp hair, enjoy your ringlets! :)

[@messismommy]

Tbh when I am struggling with my mental health and I need to get something done or I want to get better for at least a few hours I always end up watching some of your videos (my rat actually likes them too, he always checks on you while running around haha). Your videos make me really happy and motivate me to do stuff like cleaning. You helped me get trough some really hard times so thank you. I hope you feel better soon! xx

[@ninalett]

Braid you hair while it is wet then air dry it while you sleep!!

[@xxelbel67xx]

Nina Lett yes! Fish tail braid makes it go even more curly!

[@kristinpeterson5750]

braiding wet hair will make it look crazy crimped if you do it that way. only braid on slightly damp hair!

[@Mojichan13]

Yes! I always do frenchbraids. For me it wokrs on dry hair, because if I sleep with wet hair I wake up with wet hair XDDD

[@ninalett]

That's exactly what I do

[@readingwith.amanda]

I was just about to say this till I saw your comment, I do the same thing with my hair and it works for me, sometimes I do multiple braids to make it more wavy.

[@rogers873]

May is mental health awareness month! So there's no rush to get something out during the week. I hope you're dedicating time to your mental health in your schedule just like you schedule time for videos and other types of work. You deserve it!

[@KieraRose]

I don't always, and I'm hard on myself when I do. But I'm realising more and more how important it is I allow myself that time.

[@plaguetruther]

i love doing twist braids when my hair is wet for curly hair. its basically just taking two strands of hair, twisting each of them in the same direction, then twisting them together in the opposite direction of which they were curled. it usually looks really nice after you combed your fingers through it a few times!

[@amelia12489]

My favourite wet hair style when my hair was long was to put it into two plaits (the ones that are like cornrows so they sit on the top of your head). I'd do that while it was wet, then I'd wear the plaits the next day (otherwise my hair would still be wet!) and then the day after that I'd take them out and I'd have beautiful curly waves!!! Loved the video xxxx

[@kaitlinharris9964]

Your videos are always great, even though I'm somewhat of a new viewer I binged watched all the old ones! Thank you for making them.

[@conniefl571]

I usually braid my hair into 3-6 braids. You can also use sponge rollers to keep the braids in place and keep the ends from looking overly straight. Also you can twist your hair into a bun onto of your head very tightly and use a soft elastic/cloth band to keep it in place.

[@katgirl998]

Rag curls are a lifesaver! You just have to make sure to use small enough sections that they have time to dry a bit, and sometimes blow dry them before removing the rags.

[@alyssatombs]

yes so excited for the lush cocktails video!!

[@mikipeach8595]

The way you chopped the carrots and the noise of turning the courgettes is so satisfying to watch/hear :D

[@kaytaters1776]

I love your videos. I have stage 4 cancer. When I am feeling down, I always watch your videos. They always make me feel better. I understand that sometimes it's hard. Just know we support you. And love you.

[@dakotahope599]

Well I hope you know the little youtube family supports and loves you too :) your strong, your bold, keep your head held high ❤️

[@kaytaters1776]

Dakota Hope, thank you, if it was intended for me. lol. Sometimes being strong, is all I have. We have to be strong for so many people. it gets hard. Praying helps a lot.

[@kathiihtak9285]

Wow, the editing and the music! I loved it!😍

[@YouAreMakingAFence]

maybe someone has said this but if you sleep with your hair in braids or looser braids depending on how tight of a curl you want, it works for me ! Love you Kiera !

[@kae4636]

The editing in this vlog is great! Not that it isn't always but this one really stands out.

[@KieraRose]

Thank you! :)

[@REGINLEIIF]

my favorite way to make my hair wavy is putting them up in a french braid - a really high one where you start with only small strands from the top of your head and trying to braid them down to the ends as far as possible. wouldn't recommend to do it with very damp hair, it should be 95% dry with only some very light rests of moisture! keep the braid at least 4-5 hours, overnight works as well.

[@fatfirebender]

fav sleep in waves are braids! just put two braids (french or just normal 3 strand) and make sure its dry before you take it out. the more braids the curlier/wavier. 2 strands are like beachy waves

[@Moonstone_Wolf]

I truly find your videos so inspirational and relaxing! 💖

[@sjwillis1137]

You keep on doing your thing girly. You are a beautiful human being . But your videos are addictive !! ♡♡ Bless U .

[@emmascott6550]

Hi Kiera-heatless waves have worked best on my hair when I wait to twist the hair until it's almost dry. Wet hair doesn't have the opportunity to dry and form to the curl. Works best if you have naturally straight hair too. 💜

[@emmascott6550]

Plus-I go through cycles with my mental health, ups and downs. And it is comforting to see someone else goes through the same thing. I love your videos. 💜😌

[@marisollunafinxo]

I've French braided my hair before sleeping and that works pretty well!!

[@ginganinja4085]

Sleeping in a damp braid is my go to style! The trick I use is to wait until my hair air drys first. Then I braid my dry hair. Then I dampen the braid with a homemade sea salt spray :) then I sleep over night and it's awesome!! It's always dry by morning and the salt adds texture to my thin straight hair. Sometimes I also add an it of air drying product to add even more texture!

[@rosiebrockie4904]

French plaits will work for waves, and I love you Keira, stay strong xx

[@cowoftheseas]

For pretty neat looser curles, look up headband curles, it's quick and easy once you get the hang of it, for the way you did it, it generally works better when you work with much smaller sections, about 6 or more on each side and the hair is only very slightly damp otherwise it just won't get a chance to dry overnight.

[@KatrinaSmale]

While your hair is damp, put it in two French plaits while it's drying overnight! Works for me every time ❤️

[@lucazippenfenig6060]

I loved the sneaky thumbs-up at the end haha 😅This video cheered me up a lot, also now I'm craving roast potatoes 😋❤️

[@BeepBop139]

Yay! Your Lush cocktail video is what brought me to your channel! I super excited for that :) Just one piece of advice, be careful you don't use too much of the bath oils in one go. I tend to cut mine in half or else they leave me feeling a bit greasy.

[@chessiereeves552]

There are several no-heat curl tutorials on the Cute Girls Hairstyles channel. I've tried the sock method with great results. Enjoyed watching you do the food prep for all the meals and shopping. Congrats on winning the auction!

[@CarlyMS]

Love love love what I ate vids! They are my favs 💛💋

[@kelseypooh329]

Use foam curlers, they work on my curly hair and my mom's hair. It's best to use when your hair is on the dryer side.

[@mmabelward]

This is trending omg yayy

[@KieraRose]

agh *hides* 🙈

[@mmabelward]

Omg u replied lov u heh

[@callernumbereight]

I have really long hair and I almost never use heat on it. If I want waves in my hair I braid it damp and sleep with them in overnight. The more braids you do the more varied your waves will be. For curls I go the old fashioned route and put my damp hair in foam rollers. Then I put a scarf or bandana on my head and sleep on them. It can be a little uncomfortable at first but I sleep on my belly so it's not too bad. The bigger the rollers and bigger the curls. For both the braids and the rollers and spray a bit of hairspray on them before I take them out to help keep the wave or curl's shape. Hope this helps!

[@adlibby6448]

I always enjoy you videos. I love your normal day-to-day videos the most, just what you ate/did that day. I think one of my favorites was when you tidied your house, vacuuming and folding clothes. Haha I like the music you featured in this one. I notice that you like that American style music... I didn't know people outside the US liked that twangy stuff :P

[@mollz1997]

I'm a new subscriber - where have you been all my life!!!! LOVE your videos and have picked up so many more vegan hints from you xxx thank you!

[@KB-hs7vh]

Dang girl, you slay in the kitchen! Looked delish! Sending all of you so much love! XO

[@ThePupetShow]

pin curlers after a shower, (takes FOREVER but it works pretty damn well) or foam curlers after a shower, sleep in em and take them out in the morning. blow-dry with your head upside down, towards the ceiling not towards the ground. scrunch hair towards your scalp while drying until done. style with mouse or other styling creams of your choice. i have natural ringlets, but my mom has natural waves, and to emulate my ringlets she does this.

[@ericachapman1737]

lush recently came out with a tote bag and knot wrap with the flower s on them! I'm loving the design lately

[@llamabean529]

your video made me realise how crappy I was feeling and that I should have an alone day to recharge. I miss Sunday roasts. very much enjoyed your vlog.

[@vganfood]

Just wanted to say I really enjoyed watching this video :) Love how real you are, I can really relate to you!

[@smuot7635]

Kiera Rose, a little tip for potting plants: put 1:3 of sand, small round rocks, leca, 1cmx1cm pieces of tree bark, perlite or some other stuff in to the potting soil, it makes the heavy soil more light and airy and water dosnt stay in the pot for too long! 😄👍🌱

[@nor3xp]

Try a wrap around braid, leaves my hair super wavy. Basically separate your hair into two chunks, and then take on chunk and braid it so that it goes around the back of your head to come and meet the second chunk (sorry for using the word chunk but you kno). And then once you get it to meet the other side, leave the braided piece alone while you braid the second chunk, and then have them come together in the end. Kinda like a side braid!

[@emeraldcrosly8091]

Braids work the best for my very straight hair. I love your videos! Thank you!!!!!

[@arbutuswarner4983]

Many of your videos are wonderfully aware of mental health anyway... it's almost as useful to be a subscriber. Your openness is wonderful, and the way you insert bits into your videos like today about your mental health makes it clear that this is a part of your life and many other people's as well. Make a video about mental health, by all means, but know that everything you upload is doing a great job as well!

[@jack8278]

You're video's really helped me grasp my own mental health issues, coming from a family who aren't very educated on mental health it's given me thee power to create a dialogue 💖

[@bethaniestes5454]

watching you cook makes me so calm. 💜💜

[@catisuppose]

Pin curls! On 90% dry hair, they take a while in the first instance but you get much quicker at them as time goes on :) also French plaits but go under instead of over and use a different parting to create some volume :) xxx

[@lilobutt625]

Look up toilet paper/kitchen roll curls you basically get like twisted toilet paper and put it at the end of a section of hair and then twist it up and then tie the two ends of paper together but the smaller the section the tighter the curls and too small you will end up with an Afro

[@RageQuitGirlOfficial]

for a zero waste/reusable option cut some fabric into strips, old tshirts or towels work the best.

[@Ruinezhumainezzz]

I recommend you doing that same thing but on recently dried, clean hair so that moisture is still in the hairs but isn't visible and let it stay like that for 30 mins to as long as you'd like! Works on my hair everytime!

[@ecostacey]

I feel you sweetie my anxiety and depression have it me hard over the last couple of weeks as I lost my job xx

[@rachelf1992]

For crimped hair, put your hair in an insane amount of tiny plaits - or if you want waves, put them in 4 plaits and sleep on them when wet :) I've done it loads of times!

[@imathumb]

it's funny cos your vids have a similarly soothing effect on my mental health to what you were seeking in those other vids ☺️ 🌸

[@katlee1492]

I do this but I do one of them twisty plats, you section your hair into two and twist the same direction separately until they kind of twist themselves together. Gives you a nice curl in the morning. :)

[@pacethestairs]

So pleased to see someone else who eats roast potatoes with "mayonnaise" :D that meal looked delicious, I'm going to have to do a vegan Sunday roast sometime 💜

[@shihab4394]

I loved this video like all other "What I ate" videos

[@shihab4394]

Kiera, Do you have any intentions to dye your hair again :D ? @Kiera Rose

[@MissRedheadRapunzel]

Hey Kiera, I'd suggest looking at some youtube tutorials on pillow curls and overnight wet sets. A Vintage Vanity does some excellent tutorials along with Cherry Dollface. Using a lotion will help set it and not on freshly washed hair, do it on day old dry hair. Most are alcohol based if you find some and they last the longest. You can also use curly hair mousse. I use linseed lotion. A tablespoon of linseed/flaxseed in with a cup of water on the stove for ten minutes and straining it through a metal sieve is all you need to make a lotion that is hypoallergenic, good for sensitive scalps/damaged hair, has no scent so add in some essential oil like lavender or rose that's gentle on the skin to make it smell nice and that will last for a day or two. The alcohol based setting lotion lasts longer though and dries easier. I'd suggest the pillow pin curls for comfort, less products and faster to do if you use a good ol' wooden dolly peg. You are gonna need a tonne of bobby pins so try and get the hair dressing ones so they don't do that stupid cross over thing cause you need them to stick in there. I'd also suggest wrapping your hair in a scarf that breathes like a silky or cottony one that'll help dry it over night and worse case scenario, just blow dry it in place in the morning.

[@thisreadingvegan]

I usually put some sea salt spray in my hair while it's wet and then french braid it fairly tightly. The sea salt spray makes it stay a little bit better than it normally would without making it all crusty like hairspray does. If you want it extra wavy do two french braids.

[@ChristineBudgets]

I sleep in braids for wavy hair, that works well for me - sometimes I'll do one French braid but a lot of times I do pigtails! I'm not sure about curl - you could always sleep in curlers (foam rollers) like they did in ye olden days!

[@5585Angel]

I put my hair in two plaits and then tie those up in buns not too tight, and that makes my hair quite wavy, depending on how much hair you have and how wavy you want it depends on how many plaits/braids you may want to use xx

[@heartbreakerink8696]

For the hair thing, start with dry hair that you've sprayed wet, I had the same problem with the same technique and when I did it with much dryer hair it works perfectly. If you want to do it with wet hair, try plaiting your hair before bed and taking them out in the morning.

[@kendramx_vegan_rainbow98]

I'm into vintage hair looks so I frequently put my hair in rollers. Pin curls would be good for you. I think if you use smaller sections on nearly dry hair, it will work better for you. I've tried the roast but all of the sides looked yummy!

[@KieraRose]

Does pin curling take forever? :( I really want wavy curly hair but at the same time I hate hate haaaaate actually doing my hair haha You see my predicament.

[@kendramx_vegan_rainbow98]

It can and you do have lots of hair! You could do large pin curls for looser waves.

[@honours-p1651]

For curly hair, bit old fashioned, but tie your hair in rags, and wait for it to fully dry, then take them out xx

[@xXJejuneStarsXx]

If you want to be sneaky with eBay bids I used to use this add-on for Chrome called Mybidder (think it was called that or something similar). Basically you put in the maximum you were willing to pay for an item and it would bid for you a few seconds before the item ends. Obviously you don't win every time but means you don't have to keep watching the clock :) xx

[@Rosie-ep2nm]

I do something like that! I put in in a pony tail on the top of my head, twirl it up like you know? so its tight? then bun it wraped around itself with another hair band then sleep, really work! Love your videos and I so wish I had nice thick hair like yours!

[@madisonclarke1257]

I LOVE THIS INTRO IT MADE MY DAY keep up the great content :3

[@KangaRuby]

Sleeping with plaits in works wonders for getting your hair to curl. :) Plait whilst it's wet then leave it in. That tends to create smaller curls rather than big wavy curls but I always used to like it and you can brush them out a little bit to soften it. I guess if you did looser plaits too then the curls would be bigger/looser but I haven't tried that so I don't know for sure. :)

[@rosie2540]

omg. when the shirt falls off the hanger in tescos... too much love for this gal.

[@twilightgirl947]

My hair doesn't dry in my sleep, so I recommend you use curling mousse while it's wet (Pantenne works well) and then dry your hair with the blow dryer, brush it out and put four braids in your hair, then if you have those little kinks at the top of your hair, straighten the very top and let the bottom stay wavy! :)

[@kevs97]

you can braid your hair when its wet/damp and sleep in it (I find normal braid makes mine more wavy and fishtail braid more spiraly). OR my fave thing at the moment it to wash it then wait til its half dry, part it, then on each side twist it, (kinda like how you would if you were just twisting it round your finger but on a bigger scale), and then use a little hair bobble to tie the two sides together at the ends, either behind your head (slightly harder but more comfortable) or in front under your chin (will make you look like you have a little beard). I hope that made ANY sense

[@scarlett8231]

Best thing to watch after a late finish! Pretty please could you do a tattoo after care? Want to see if you can recommend some good vegan tattoo aftercare lotions? Love your videos xx

[@briannakenney953]

look up and try pin curls, you use bobby pins and sleep in them. It gives you pin up style curls after you brush them out. 💛 I love you Kiera.

[@DumbBlondieChick]

A great trick is to take a stretchy/wide headband, wrap it horizontally around your head (like a crown) and sort of twist/tuck your hair all into it! I bet you could find a tutorial but I used to do this all the time and it makes really tight, cute curls!! love ya xoxo ❤

[@maedanger]

Foam Rollers!! I set my damp hair with a little bit of hair spray with foam rollers and sleep with them in. works really well for me

[@shawneexsavage]

I've always found that braiding your hair in just pigtails and sleeping with like a scarf on so it doesn't fall out works pretty well.

[@Snake-snek]

a twist braids or a few normal braids work to make it wavy too . There ´s also this thing where you wrap it around a bandana

[@nathaliedrinkstea]

I always thought those roasts looked kinda gross but I have to say your whole meal with all the extras looked amazing and super yummy! ♥ It is such a great idea to put flour on the potatoes and courgette pieces! They got nicely brown. I will try that out. Louis ♥

[@OpalWilde]

Your videos always cheer me up :) never underestimate the good you are doing. Also I now need to buy those trousers and am in need of a roast dinner!

[@jodiewinters]

Ooh my card came through just as I was watching this! Thank you xx

[@xXSquishy121Xx]

I have super thick hair like yours and you were on the right track! but people with thin to medium hair can get away with a couple twists, people like us how ever need about 10 twists. You could also plate your hair and then bun the plates but I came out looking like an electrocuted poodle a few times so maybe stay away from that one! Also drying the twists buns before taking them out really help!

[@xXSquishy121Xx]

Also, I know you're little main man Ratto is the last little guy out of your amazing little can o' beans but I also have rats and seeing your rats just makes me feel so good, more little clips of him would be the best thing, seeing him go mental for his favourite treat is the best. You're rat mum goals.

[@Pinnsvin7]

I always put my hair in 2 braids after I shower and leave them in for a day, then brush them out for waves~ my hair is really long and straight so any waves help give volume

[@jasminewhiting]

Hair idea for you... Divide your hair into 4/6 sections depending on the thickness of your hair and just plait it normally. The smaller the plait the tighter the waves will be. I always do this when I want wavy hair as it saves me from using heat on my hair. A lot quicker than using a curling tool aswell xx

[@DarthShadie]

I've tried braids for intense waves, either 2 or 3 big braids, or 5 or 6 smaller ones. I also found the look with twirlbraids interesting. Not sure the official name, but you know the 2 parts braids, you twirl each part and then twirl the two parts around each other. I just realise I am so bad at explaining hair styles. Anyway, that works for me, but my hair has to be completely dry, if it's still a bit wet when I undo it, it falls, since it's so long, so I suggest waiting until your hair is a bit dryer than wet, and waiting a bit longer before undoing it.