Japanese Permanent Hair Straightening

Hey guys! As you can see, we're back at
NALU hair salon again. THE FRIZZ MONSTER IS BACK. So today I'm going to do the Japanese permanent
hair straightening which means your hair will be straight forever,
until it grows out. I can't wait to try it.

Let's go! NALU hair salon~ Hello
Hello! What's your hair like right now? Fluff levels are high again. Yeah, it's pretty fluffy. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu A while ago I did an ultrasonic hair treatment at NALU
that left my hair super silky and straight for about three weeks. I loved it, but the results didn't last too long and so they said if I did the permanent hair
straightening, my hair would basically look like that all the time even just air drying it after a shower.

So I've really been wanting to try that out, so that's what
I did this time. I'm going to start with the treatment. How does permanent straightening work? The shape of your hair shaft is determined by disulphide
bonds. If those bonds are unevenly distributed you'll have non-straight or curly hair.

By applying a chemical treatment
and breaking those bonds we use a straightener to realign the bonds
to the correct position, and then apply another chemical treatment to reseal
the bonds. Thus permanently altering the shape of your hair. Go ahead and touch it. Is it soft? When you do permanent hair straightening with heat your hair becomes kind of hard and feels a little rough.

But since we do hair treatment at the same time, your hair won't feel hard or rough. I LOVE IT. Thank you so much! Not at all, thank you. BEFORE.

AFTER Lookit! Look at this!
This is insane. Why don't you shake your head? Should I do high speed? Yeah yeah
Let's do it. So this is NALU hair salon. It's the same place we went to last time.

I'll put the link down in the description box
if you want to come here yourself. Apparently people are coming here because of
our videos. There's one over there! Hi :D
Hello! Okay, so it's been almost two months since I did the
permanent hair straightening and I just got out of the shower, as you can see. My hair is super wet still.

Even in the time of me just setting up this camera
and doing a little bit of makeup, my bangs have dried a little bit. But anyway, I'm going to do a time lapse for you today and show you what it looks like to have your hair
JUST air dry after doing the permanent hair straightening, which is what I've been doing this entire time
since I got it. I haven't put in any oils, I haven't gone back for any more treatments, I haven't done anything special to it. Just shampoo and conditioner every day.
I've never straightened it.

I just go to sleep with my hair wet and then wake up
with perfect, straight hair every single time. So I'm going to do a time lapse today and show you
guys what it's like. It's gonna take me like three hours. This much hair takes a little while to dry.

And there's only one thing I can think of that would
make me okay sitting in the same exact position for three hours straight. Did I not get this? Oops All right guys, take care of him! Let's get to it! So I'm finally done with the time lapse. To tell you the truth, that's actually the third time lapse
I tried. I tried three different days because turns out it takes a really, really long time for my hair to
actually, completely dry by air.

Usually I just sleep most of it off during the night. So this time I used a fan to help it along the way. It still took a few hours BUT it's finally, actually dry this time. And this is what it looks like! So, just air drying.

Two months after permanent hair straightening. It's super soft and silky feeling. Like I haven't even brushed it. I could brush it but I don't even really need to because it's just so flowy, soft.

It's not knotting, getting knotted by itself at all. So if you ever wondered what the secret is to
super straight, non-frizzy hair, this is it! It's permanent hair straightening. I don't know why people don't talk about it more. I'm sure a lot of people actually do it.

Ever since I started mentioning it I've heard other
people say that they do it. So I'm just thinking back to all the time I spent
making videos with my crazy frizzy hair getting out of control and stuff and why, why did it take me so long to do this? I think it cost about $180 where I did it. I've heard that you may need to start touching up
the roots around 6 months afterward because your hair will grow out a little bit and it'll be more noticeably frizzy on top than it is down
on the bottom. But I'm not there yet.
I'll let you guys know when I get there! So this is basically the best thing that's ever
happened to my hair.

This is like as low maintenance as you can possibly get. So if this is the kind of hair you want to have
then I highly recommend doing this. I'll keep you guys updated when I get to the point where I
need to go back for touch ups and stuff. But yeah.

Thank you guys for watching! Bye!.

Japanese Hair Transformation

My hair, exactly! Today I'm going to change my hairstyle! Which basically as a girl it means, I'm going to change my entire
personality and spiritual being. Right now my hair is bleached
and has extensions in it. Because I thought that... Long blonde hair is the 'thing' I have to do.

Because that is like the ultimate.. It's the pinnacle of attractivity? But then I realized that I am me! And just because some people say that long blonde hair is the ultimate attractive hairstyle, doesn't mean that I feel comfortable with it or that it is the best hairstyle for me. Soo~ I've decided to go back to my roots again, and dye my hair dark brown and straighten it. And with straightening I mean Shukumo Kyoysei.

Which is Japanese for straight permer... Perm? Parm? Parmer?? Parmesan? But before we make a trip to the hair salon, I will have to remove my extensions. Super easy to remove at home with some nail polish (remover) and cotton pads. So we're gonna put some nail polish on that cotton pad, then hold it onto the seal..

Wait a few seconds... We should be able to peal off the seal without problems... *Sounds of pain* Hell no... We go to the hair salon right now! So I arrived a bit too early, which means we'll have time for um...

Afternoon snack! This is a stand, which has squid fried noodles. And not only that but also squid pancakes. I think I'm gonna try a squid pancake. *Nom* Its a really really squishy pancake.

Its almost like the pancake itself contains the hidden squishyness of a squid. And it tastes so good! Japanese foods can have like the weirdest names ever, but it's literally my most favorite cuisine in the world! Wow~ The weather is so great today ^^ I have made my journey to the hair salon. My glasses have its own little tray. I'm also currently spamming Manaki with attractive pictures of myself~ So the first part of the straightening treatment has been applied and it looks like this.

Yay~ I got black coffee~ This is a fancy cup holder. I imagine this is what hobbits would use. In a... Good sense.

They really like Justin Bieber in this place... What's the next step after straightening? The next step is hair dye. In order: straightening, hair dye and treatment. Look~ My hair is so straight now! I can like, never ever get it this straight with just the straightening iron.

Even if I get it to my maximum hair straightness, it goes back to it's wavy voluminous form in like... Like half a day! Again, it's super annoying and super time consuming! We're getting ready for coloring~ I feel like already this... Dark paste smeared on my head looks better than the color before. I don't know, but I just prefer darker hair on myself~ They couldn't take off the extensions and I will have to go to the store where I got the extensions to take them off.

Which is horrible... Maybe it's quite obvious...? Alright, It's time to wash off the hair color!~.

Japanese hair salon! (My first ever visit!!)

Hey guys! Today I'm here at NALU hair salon in Omotesando, which is right next to Harajuku (in Tokyo). And they're going to do my hair for me! It's really, really long now. You can't really tell but I have some split ends on the end. And it's just all around a little messy.

I've actually never had my hair done at a salon before so I'm super excited to get a professional cut and styling. Let's get started! All right, let's go inside! Here you go, Jun. Are you excited?
Yes. Yoroshiku-onegaishimasu.

You have very long hair.
Yes, I do. First, I'll do counseling. Okay. How much do you want me to cut your hair? About this much? Do you have layers? Actually, it's kind of embarrassing but...

This is my first time coming to a hair salon.  Jun always cuts my hair. Really?
Yes. You cut her hair? I'm not qualified, though.

You're good. Thank you. Wow. Then I'll cut your hair about 10cm.

And I'll do ultrasonic treatment. I'm getting my hair shampooed! :D. I'll tell you HWAT,
it feels really nice. I'm applying a treatment that has big particles first.

Then I'll apply treatments with smaller particles. He's going to apply 4 different types of treatments now. Unlike the first one, this looks very smooth. Yes.

Now, I'm going to use a hair straighter that vibrates to heal the inside of her hair. Vibrating straighter? It's not so common in Japan yet. This treatment method is the most popular in Malaysia and Singapore. I hope she'll enjoy this treatment today.

I didn't understand his Japanese, but he's gonna do something great for you. Kinda hard to explain how it works. Well then. I'm getting my treatment now.

This is the key item of this treatment. It looks hot but this straighter doesn't became hot at all. However, when you apply (treatment) water on it, it vibrates the water and then... Again, it's not hot at all even now.

Instead of vaporizing water, it decomposes water small enough to go inside the hair. So fancy!! This is impressive. It really is. You don't see this often even in Japan.

I can't believe it's not hot. It's bad to heat wet hair so this is ideal. Wow. I can't believe this.

You now look like a high class lady. Her atmosphere changed. I love it. And here's my after!! Look at this! It's so amazing!! My hair's never looked this nice before ever! How is it? It's very pretty.

Feel like watching a commercial. So this place is called NALU. And it's in Omotesando, which is near Harajuku in Tokyo and they work with foreigners. They have staff who speak English If you want someone who's used to working with foreign hair.

Obviously you saw my before. You can see what they're able to do. I'm just going to wander around the rest of the day touching my hair. Going like this.

Okay. Every time I see someone I'm going to be like, "...Yes?" I'm making them laugh. Okay. Well let's go get something to eat.

See you guys later. Bye!.

How To Wash Your Hair Correctly and Stop Hair Fall

Welcome back guys and if you are new here my name is Vy! After uploading my 20 hair hacks video I have gotten a plethora of comments from you guys asking me to make a hair care routine video. So your wish is my command. Here are ten tips on how to wash your hair properly to prevent less fall out After rinsing off my shampoo, I really try to squeeze out a lot of the actress water in my hair I know some people think that your hair needs to be dripping wet when you apply conditioner but actually it only needs to be damp. You don't want your hair to be dripping wet because it will dilute the conditioner and you actually want the full concentration of the conditioner when you apply it.

So how I remove water from my hair is I would just use my hands, hold it and just squeeze all the water out slowly, and I will just repeat that all of my hair and then I apply conditioner. So after a long day a lot of people would like to take a nice hot shower before they go to bed because it might calm you down. Using hot water actually loosen your hair follicles so which makes your hair falls off a lot easier when you wash your hair. So what you want to do is use lukewarm water when you wash your hair to prevent it from falling out if the hot water really helps you sleep at night you know it's consider taking a hot bath instead of hot shower.

And if you are new here and you like to see some more fashion beauty and DIY videos from me hit that subscribe button and make sure to hit that Bell symbol so you two will notify you whenever I upload a new video. As always whenever I upload a brand new video I hang out in the comment section for the first hour responding to all of your comments so I hope to see you at the notification squad there While washing your hair if you are scratching your scalp really hard you're actually loosen up the hair follicles and will make your hair fall out on hot more when I asking at longer nails and usual i tend to really stretch my scalp a lot harder than usual while shampooing and I can actually feed a lot of hair more than usual falling down onto the drain and that's just heartbreaking. So if you are hard scratcher stop it you just need to gently massage your scalp and that's all you need to do Whenever I condition my hair no matter if it's just a regular conditioner or a treatment conditioner I always leave it in my hair for at least five minutes and sometimes I. Leave it in for a whole 10.

Once i'm done applying conditioner I usually twist my hair up and put it into a cloth and during this time for the five to ten minutes that I'm leaving the condition and I actually just wash my body in the shower So to start off use the right amount of shampoo for the length and the amount of hair you have. What I do is I. Dampen my hair and I pour the right amount of shampoo that I need into my palm and then I actually use a little bit of water to dilute the shampoo to create a nice lather. When I want my hair to be extra straight and sleek I apply my conditioner running my fingers through my hair like this so I'm untangling my hair while i'm applying conditioner and then after I untangle everything I would use my hands and just smooth it out like this.

Sometimes I. Would add extra conditioner in the palm of my hands rubbing together and then apply it to my hair like this slowly and straighten it out kind of acting as a hair straightener with my hands. If you are one of those people that likes to double clean which means you shampoo your hair twice you should stop doing that right now when you reapply shampoo to your hair it's actually not getting cleaner what you're actually doing is stripping your hair of moisture. When your hair loses moisture it will actually look more dull and it feels rough.

Do not wash your hair every day because it will dry out your hair and also your scalp. I only wash my hair every three to four days and I. Actually trained my hair to get to this stage what you should be betraying your hair is on the first day wash your hair as normal with shampoo and conditioner on the second day you should still wash your hair but only wash it with water then after you get out of the shower you can apply serum or leave in conditioner to get moisture back to your hair When I'm sahmpooing my hair I concentrate on massaging the roots of my head because it strengthens the hair follicles and promote hair growth. When I'm in a hurry I still wash my hair with shampoo concentrating on massaging the scalp my head and to save time I would skip the conditioner.

If you like to see more hair videos from me make sure they click here or here whichever one., They're both great! I hope you found my hair care tips helpful and if you have any of your own please share it dowb in the comments below Thank you so much for watching and I. Will see you next time.

How To Use Hair Straighteners

How to use Hair Straighteners Hello, and welcome to Videojug. I'm going
to show you how to use hair straighteners. Step One: You will need hair straighteners,
a comb, a rounded brush, and a heat protective serum. Step Two: Straighteners.

If you will be straightening
your hair often, I would recommend ceramic straighteners. Metal straighteners are a cheap
alternative, but damage easily. Step Three: Hair preparation. If you blow
dry your hair, angle the hair dryer downwards, and brush through whilst you're drying.

A
heat protective serum will help prevent your hair from becoming damaged by the straighteners. Step Four: Straightener Preparation: Your
straighteners will need some time to heat up. Always follow the manufacturers instructions.
Place them on a non-flammable surface whilst they are heating. Step Five: Straightening.

Clip most of your
hair up, leaving one manageable section. Take part of this and carefully place it in the
straighteners. Start at the root and slowly work your way down. Repeat this action until
the hair straightens.

Keep working in sections to straighten the
rest of your hair. This will take some time. Using a comb will assure the hair is evenly
spread in the straighteners. Go over the ends of your hair again to disguise the individual
sections.

Step Six: Styling. I would recommend using
s shine spray or lock out lotion to maintain the style. Done..

How to straighten your OWN hair perfectlyHowTosWithSaniya

Hey guys it's me Saniya and welcome back to HowTosWithSaniya where we survive everyday bullshit with me so in today's video we're going to see how to straighten your own hair now straighten hair is cool and all but only till you find someone to straighten your hair but when you have no one to help you out and you want to do it by yourself it might be a really difficult task so i'm going to show you how I straighten my own hair and let's get started with the video  so here's my machine I have the philips one philips something something and this  is what I'm going to use so lets take it out I'd like to tell you something about this machine is that it's really very cool it is not very very costly but it is available in like a moderate price and it works really well it straightens your hair very quickly it is not the best straightner  but it is like very very awesome one, affordable one I think. So this is my straightner and i'll be using this to straighten. First I'll heat it up and then I'll show you how to do so the first thing is you have to comb your hair and remove all the knots  then you have to take some hair from your crown area and tie them up like you would do in a half updo.  You can use a hair tie or a clip to secure them up i'm using a hair tie here.

So now you have to comb out the remaining hair and make two sections/ two partitions out of it and then select one from  the sections so that you don't have any knots in there. Now what we will do is we will take inch of hair from one of the sections and that will be from the back of your head and start flat ironing it so my iron is heating now i'm just taking a small section of hair from the back of my head so that I can straighten it out and separate it easily from the curly section I'm straightening this section here and try to get as close as to the roots as you can but make sure you don't burn yourself so keep checking keep combing in between now take another section flat iron it and once you're done with that section you just have to push it to the back of your head so that it doesn't come between the curly hair and like this will do the entire left side and then the right side and what you can do is you can also take a little bit of coconut oil and rub it on your palm and you can just apply it on your head and just run your hands or your fingers in your hair that works as a heat protectant if you don't have one Also what you can do is after straightening each section of your hair you can run your comb through it or if you have a blow dryer you can just pass some cool air through it what this does is it  lets the strengthening stay for a longer amount of time I'm just taking sections of hair flattening it out  and then and just pushing it back don't overheat the flattening iron and don't burn your hair now i have finished with this section this partition and I'm moving to the next one I'm repeating the same steps taking small amount of hair so once you have achieved something like this and you want to go beyond this you want to achieve perfection you can obviously achieve perfection, I want to keep it like this. I'm done with this part and now what I'm going to do is I'll open this thing and and make two parts of it and do those 2 parts individually so i'll be done with the whole look. Now once you're done with those two  sections just remove the hair tie and take out half of the hair from that and secure the rest of the hairs above now comb this section throughly and remove all the knots you can create sub sections in this and this section of hair that you choose to straighten depends on the thickness of your hair and also on the machine that you're using to straighten.

If you have a very good machine and that straightens very quickly then  you can obviously take bigger section of hair but if your hair is thick like mine then you  should just stick to the smaller sections that will work out properly for you so guys I'm done with this side and now I'll  just straighten out the imperfections i don't want pin straight hair so i'm not going to achieve that so I'm done with both the sides guys and if you want you can flatten out the imperfections and all but I don't want my hair pin straight and because i have layers i'm just keeping them like that and i think this is really nice and it worked so this is the finished look and I hope you like this & give it a big like and also subscribe to my channel. Watch out my other videos right here also you can check out my instagram and twitter right here.. See you in the next video.. Bye.

How to Straighten Curly HairTips for Straightening Hair

On behalf of Expert Village my name is Lizbeth
Muller from Liz's Hair Design in Hollywood, Florida, and today we're going to show you
how to straighten out curly hair. When you flatten the hair, you really don't press on.
If you just take it easy and you're scared. Notice how it's still frizzy. Look at that.
Notice how the hair is still frizzy.

It's not completely straight. You have to really
put the iron in there, and you have to go down and press on it a little bit. If you're
scared it won't get as straight. Again, you just bring it straight down.

I'll show you
again if you hesitate, or again, if you take your time and you actually don't press on
it. The hair is frizzy. I'll show you what I mean. I'm better with visual myself.

I'll
show you right now. Look how frizzy that hair is. If I don't go down on the iron and put
a little pressure on it and I just do this, her hair is still going to be frizzy. Only
a little heat.

You've got to really put some pressure on the iron a little bit without
squeezing it hard, because that's when you cause hesitation lines. That's what you need
to do here..