I like how you guys are honest and normal about having heat damage despite being most known for your healthy hair journey videos. Some people really try to act perfect and that's not realistic no matter how great you think your routine is. Your hair looks amazing.

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Thank you💕

@chelseajohnson8254

Жыл бұрын

​@@glamtwinz beautiful as always .

@chelseajohnson8254

Жыл бұрын

@@glamtwinz your welcome.

@Blackbrabx

Жыл бұрын

💖💖

@veryownderrial

Жыл бұрын

@@glamtwinzyour curls look good.

No matter how many times I watch y’all straight to curly (and vice versa) routines, I always get so excited. Your hair was so shiny and pretty! #CurlsForTheGirls

Hair on point Kelsey your hair routine is everything period!!

Love that you guys are also naturals who like the versatility of wearing your hair straight & curly. I've been wearing mine straight all winter and I've loved it. Can't wait until it's a little warmer to rock my curls!

@lydiahonchiri2649

Жыл бұрын

Hey. Just a quick question if you don't mind. I have gone heatless for years, but that also means when I trim, I lose unnecessary length😢. It's a struggle to maintain length because of that. So question, when you go straight for months like you said, how do you maintain moisture in between, washes. All my moisturizers revert my hair. How do you do it?

@thealanadiaries

Жыл бұрын

@@lydiahonchiri2649 hi! I prioritize deep moisture treatments/masks during wash days. I also wash my hair every 2 weeks when wearing it straight. Another thing is sometimes I'll do braidouts/twist outs on blow dried hair and apply cream products then

@lydiahonchiri2649

Жыл бұрын

@@thealanadiaries thank you. I have 4c-super high porosity , and even doing that on wash days, can't sustain me for two weeks. Usually I have to drench my hair once a week. So maybe I'll just straighten when I need to trim. If you know creams though, that don't revert but moisturize, kindly recommended.

@mlmbeliever

Жыл бұрын

​​​​​@@lydiahonchiri2649Yes. I straighten only when I need a trim. The only creams I use when straightening are cream rinses. I use the awapuhi wild ginger cream rinse with keratin followed by a leave in conditioner then style per your straight or culy routine. FYI twist outs always look more moistuized than a wash and go. Deep conditioner for straight and curly: Don't Despair Repair $$ Briogeo $$ Edit: I have 3c high porosity hair. All the best!

I will definitely check out that detangling rinse. What a smart product! Yes please to a heat damage video! And maybe explaining the wet plop please lol? I’m not up on natural hair terms anymore.

Yes a hair routine! 😍

Yeah that manuka honey masque is my fave too 🤍

I love you set up!!! 🎉

Tickled at Phylicia Rashad brush. Your curls came out nicely! 😍

This was good, your curls are so pretty I will definitely be checking out that shampoo and conditioner 💕💕

💚💚💚 tried Donna's Recipe creamy leave-in and I love it!

Back to watching you again as I grow my hair back 🤗🤍

Can we get a video on how you touch up your hair doing those 6 months for being straight! Love all y’all videos ❤

Such Beautiful curls. Back like they never left. Thanks for sharing 😘💣💄💚💕

Your curls look great

I’ve been watching y’all channel for over a decade now and I still love watching these hair videos. They are very helpful. Your curls are popping. When was the last time you and Kendra went to a hair salon? Y’all are a perfect example of you can do it yourself. And I love how clean and neat y’all home is.

@mrod87

Жыл бұрын

I think they both are licensed estheticians so its a bit different....but i agree...seeing someone have a simple routine thats stood the test of time is inspiring.

@summerslays1977

Жыл бұрын

​@Michelle Rodgers they are cosmetologists (estiticians only work on the face and skin) but they don't do anything we can't do from home

Im glad you posted the process and the products❤ glad you and kendra are still successful and thriving 😊

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!! 💕💕

Yes please do a video on your fav heat damage masks :-)

Love this video girl ❤

Look at those beautiful curls.

❤❤😊😊Would love to see a review of the favorite masks!

Amazing 😍 your hair looks great! Can you do a video on your favorite hair masks for heat damage?

Yessss I love EdenBodyworks Hibiscus Hydration Custard! So slept on! Great for type 4 hair, nice and heavy too. I wish it was still sold on the ground though🙁.

I'm loving the video because you're tempting me to take my curly hair and go straight. My hair is thin and certain areas like some of the top in some of the crown little bit but I have very thick hair around the sides in the back and the curls just give it to thickness. I need some maintenance I need to do before I'd attempt that

I‘ve been eyeing this gel at Target. I guess I’ll definitely be going back to get it

Man watching you ladies is so satisfying❤

Gorgeous curls. ❤❤❤

Simply stunning ❤

Yes pls do video about fav hair masks for heat damage! I have heat damage now 😢

Please do a video on favorite hair masks to combat heat damage!! ❤❤

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Will do!!💕

Thanks for showing your complete routine. We don’t have similar hair but I have been looking for a gel to use on my curls. I may try the one you mentioned.

@ayanadixon4763

Жыл бұрын

That particular gel doesn't have much hold. I have a 4 b-c curl pattern, and my wash and go didn't last 2 full days. You may need to use it as a curl primer and top it with something with better hold.

Beautiful hair !! Because you’re using so many different products at once your scalp may be reacting to it!!

❤ love you guys so much. Have you tried doing a detox like a clay mask, that might help reset your hair so your straight styles last longer.

Love this video ❤

Yes need heat damage deep conditioner recommendations. Going to be putting heat in my hair every few months this year

I did this my hair was so dry I have been looking for new products to use now since i want to just embrace my curly hair more, its nice to see a new video of products I can use

Yes please do a 📷 of your fav hair mask

That's my favorite Shea moisture deep conditioner too! Thank you K for this info and curly or straight it looks gorgggggg 🥰. The kid's organics Shea butter detangling lotion is my jam summer or winter and it's great on my low porosity lengths. My wavy hair is heavier on the right side too. The curl bounce back tho👍👍😊.

Great video Kelsey!!! I want to try the Fekkai products I see my ulta only has the apple cider shampoo but not the rinse, but I found it on Amazon, I suffer with dandruff as well since I found out I had PCOS!

You will upload this routine every year, and every year, I'm going to watch it and takes notes.

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

💕💕💕💕

I gonna get that Phylicia Rashad brush too lol. I peeped that.

Thank you for sharing! Kendra please post yours too.

I'm on a no heat journey, I noticed that not putting any heat to my hair and maintaining my trims my hair has become more bouncer. I use mint, rosemary, apple cider vinegar something with aloe with B12 in it shampoo and conditioner products. I take my vitamins everyday

Missed these videos❤

Yes girl.!! Me too,on my front left side always gets damaged faster than the rest of my hair,I always wondered why.

I just went from straight to curly last week. Also dusted my ends like you all recommended. It really does help. I'm one of those people who drag their shampoo down to their ends lol. I have long hair and when I went from that to only doing the scalp and rinsing the shampoo to my ends; it didn't work well for me. My hair WAS healthy, but then it started breaking off. I went back to my old routine and I was finally retaining my length again (no more breakage). Definitely do what works best for your hair. p.s. the same has happened to me. My scalp is more itchy than normal and I can't stretch my straight hair to 4 weeks anymore. I'm lucky if I make it to 3 weeks lol.

@roxannecepeda3967

Жыл бұрын

I also suffer from itchy scalp too and what has really helped me alot was using Nizoral shampoo

@almondiefrancis9451

Жыл бұрын

@@roxannecepeda3967 I'll have to look that up.

"Phylicia Rashad brush" made me laugh. Your hair is beautiful as always

My hair is about your length and texture.. and I have the same issue.. the cowlick (same area) thinner ( same area) and prone to more damage in that area… I always attributed to when I was relaxed and wrapping my hair every night from that same area.. like it always had the most tension.. That was my number 1 reason for going natural..

Not the Mother...Phylicia Rashad?! 😂 I got a nice lil chuckle off that.❤

Looks sooo good...😊

I think the main thing that helps my curls is when I sleep with a hair mask in. I love your curls.

Ha! I just went back to two strand twist! Them 80s hitting in Sunny NC! Humidity on the way..

I love fekkai!! The blue hair mask is amazing on our hair!

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Gotta try that one.

@Givemorelife

Жыл бұрын

It would save your hair i use it before I straighten my hair and after I straighten it when I wash it out it really makes your hair last plusss I recommend my favorite heat protectant and shampoo and conditioner its from twelve12 plant base hair care that takes out any impurities and makes your hair last a long time! You'll look like you came out the salon by doing it yourself! I used to fry my hair like the first use I was super uneducated but that gets rid of all the oils that shampoo so when your straightening it your not burning your hair from the oils.

Beautiful woman, beautiful hair.

not the Phylicia Rashad brush 😂i was like, she got a brush too!? lol love it!

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

Your curls are beautiful 😍

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!🥰

I’d love to see mask for heat damage!

I thought I was tripping when I noticed one side of my hair was thicker than the other. Hearing you say it let's me know that I'm not. Lol. I love watching y'all's beauty / self care routines.

@liastorm795

Жыл бұрын

My left side is thicker than my right, and it burns me up because I’m lil bit OCD😂

@cupcakechronicles772

Жыл бұрын

@Lia Storm lol. I think being ocd is what made us notice!

Love your videos😊Please share the wet plop method. Also, have you done a video on your co-wash process?

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Not yet! Will probably include it in a video this summer

I love the layering of products. Your hair has stayed healthy because of it. We always learn something.

Yaaay 🎉! I I'm gonna wash my hair and do my curly!

What could be negatively affecting your scalp is the cowashing that you all have been doing over the years. Over time, usually a few years, many women are now suffering from scalp problems and massive hair loss. Look into it! 👍

@leilabarbosa6089

Жыл бұрын

I did that for a short period of time way back, at the start of this move of keeping your natural hair...and by short period of time i mean maybe 5 wash days in between shampoos washing. It didnt work for me because i realised my hair didnt look as defined as when i strip it of of all the built up. But i am currently suffering from sensitive scalp. I dont kno what to do... i dont use heat like that, just to stretch the hair but not that much at all, i use scrunkies for that. I tried oiling the scalp, i tried not oiling the scalp... i dont kno what to do...

@morgan.greene

Жыл бұрын

@Leila Barbosa I'd suggest using a gentle clarifying shampoo either weekly or twice a month. My favorites are aveda clarifying shampoo (small bottle is $18) or the moroccanoil clarifying shampoo (small bottle is $26.) If neither of those work for you find one, preferably salon quality, that does. Your scalp is suffering from buildup, and consistent use of a clarifier will prevent that. Your hair itself is dry because it's not getting cleansed well, so water isn't getting in to be able to hydrate it, leaving it looking and feeling brittle and dry. Sadly, oil doesn't fix that. Good news, a great shampoo and conditioner will! My fav is the moroccanoil moisture repair shampoo and conditioner. I follow that up with the macadamia hair mask (protein free) as well as protein free stylers. My hair doesn't like coconut oil or hydrolyzed wheat protein, so I avoid products with those in it. Eating whole foods, drinking water, getting routine blood work, low maitence low tension hair styles with a consistent regime with few products has always worked for me. If you have any more questions, my ig is the same as my KZread name. You can DM me there!

@leilabarbosa6089

Жыл бұрын

​@@morgan.greene woow. Thank you so much for the time you took to try and help me out. I will definately will try and find a clarifying shampoo to give it a try. Thank u so much. Im glad you gave me all the options because i dont think i'll find those here im my country. I live in a small country in Africa. I wish you all the good things you want for you. Take care

@morgan.greene

Жыл бұрын

@Leila Barbosa no problem at all, you got this! ❤️

@soleilantillean30

Жыл бұрын

I too did co-washing when I first went natural, But my scalp didn't like that. It left my scalp itchy,dry, and hard to manage. I now use ouai detox shampoo once a month to remove build up since my hair is fine and low porosity.

A heat cap seems like a germ incubator. I would avoid if I had an itchy scalp.

Kelsie Nizoral shampoo is great for an itchy scalp

Hey loves!! Back to the curls! 🙌🏽Do you use a developer when using the Pravana ChromaSilk? Or do you use it by itself?

The itchy scalp maybe the need for you to increase shampoo sessions to two to three times a month. I use an all purpose shampoo weekly and sometimes mid week moisturizing shampoo. And trust your hair will thrive. Clarify once every 4 to 6 weeks. Co washing isn’t cleansing for the scalp. No shade just trying to help. Love your videos!!!!

i honestly blame covid.. for months we couldn’t get braids or protective styles done because nobody was working. and now these stylists charge outrageous, unaffordable prices. i started straightening my hair and it’s completely straight even when i wash it. im not going to cut it, im just gonna get trims and protective styles until it’s normal again.

@nataliewalters2759

Жыл бұрын

They have to charge more do to inflation . Their products cost more as well as shipment .

Felicia Rashad…that was funny! 😂

I have the same issue with dry scalp google says it could be hair products that cause that or to switch up the shampoo

PLEASE make a video about the masks I got one Dominican blow out last year and it messed up one side the Aphogee 2 step every three months did wonders and I trimmed a little it’s like 80 percent back I did straighten it myself with a roller set and flat iron I will do it myself in the colder months she scent is it is my go to masks when she has her 40 percent sales I rack up we have similar curl patterns I’m low porosity

So beautiful you and your sis

I giggled at your “Phylicia Rashad” brush comment 😂😂

Hi Kelz, your hair looks healthy and shiny! I’ve tried that SM hair mask, love it! ❤️❤️❤️🥰💕 Bigen has a good deep conditioner, it makes your hair soo soft and detangled. 🔥

So glad I found you on KZread. BTW Roll Tide!

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

♥️🐘♥️🥰

Thank you for sharing. What does wet plopping do for your curls?

Loved the video. I never wear my hair curly I always straighten it because I feel my curls are usually frizzy which is probably from the straightening and lack of moisture. But I feel there was a lot of helpful tips in this video that I feel I can attempt 😂 but what is the care routine throughout the week? Do you wear shower cap during shower throughout the week or is it ok to get wet. Do you repeat the process everyday to keep the curls popping like that? Thank you

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! No, I usually stretch my Wash n go for about 4 days.

Hello I hope I'm not being to personal but I get feverblisters, but an Asia friend told me to take L-Lysine when I first feel that tingling on my lip and then I start in with Abreva. I only take the L-Lysine for as long as I feel tingling this has worked for me for the past 10 years, My lip only will have a tiny rough spot instead of a blister that would be pretty large. I'm not in the medical profession. For me they try to come when I'm feeling stressed. Love your You Tubes!! Great job

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Haven’t gotten one in years but L-Lysine and coconut oil on the area always does the trick for me.

shea moisture manuka honey deep conditioner made my hair fall out for 2 years because i didnt realise they changed the ingredients! just a warning to anyone else that might be using it and experiencing crazy hair fall

I need too learn how too trim my own ends I’m scared too loose length because my hair is finally super thic and growing crazy because of vitamins rice water and the products I use now

Would you be open to trying knotless braids this summer?

How often did you flat iron your hair during the 6 months? Did you flat iron it once a month or every two weeks after a wash?

My scalp was itchy due to hard water. Now I use a filtered shower head. Do you girls have filtered shower heads?

Also, How are you liking your hair a little shorter now?

come on Claire Huxtable with the shot out!!!! 😂😂😂

🙋🏽‍♀️👏🏽Very nice... thanks for sharing...ky

I was having the same issue when I shampooed or dyed my hair so I tried kinky curly clean shampoo my hair had build up and it was irritating my scalp

Thanks for sharing!! How did you sleep with your hair not fully wet?!

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

I just put it in a pineapple with a shower cap over top and finished drying the next day

What was the name of the oil she used towards the end of the video?

Hey I’m totally confused, what do you mean after 6 months straight? Can someone explain? Doesn’t curly hair go bavk curly every time you wash it? Was she just re straightening it after each wash day?

What is your hair porosity

Do you wash it during the 6 months ? And if so you re-straight it ?? Gorgeous hair and skin 🥰🥰

@chocolateaudacity7643

Жыл бұрын

Of course she washes it and re-straightens it. She literally mentions that throughout the video.

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Of course. I shampoo every 3 weeks when straight.

Phillipines Rashad brush 😂🤣 We love her Kelsey ❤ ♥

@ywhite20

Жыл бұрын

Phillipines Rashad😂 the gift that keeps giving💛

Omg I FAILED LAST YEAR and cut a years worth of growth. From cutting my hair when curly!!

How do you avoid flaking with so much product

Love your videos. Question can you give me a good brand and place to buy a satain scarf to wrap my hair up at night . I can't find a new one that stretches so it can go around My head

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Most of the ones I use came in PR, but Kendra just got some from Amazon and she loves them.

Hair still looking beautiful 🤩 thanks so much for sharing have a wonderful blessed day today in Christ Jesus our wonderful savior Jesus Christ bye ❤

What’s the name of that spray bottle you used to put water in your hair?

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

You can find the “continuous mist” spray bottles on Amazon, but the one I use is from Adwoa Beauty.

Do you girls have any career plans other than KZread?

HOW do you not have tangles?! It’s my biggest struggle!

@glamtwinz

Жыл бұрын

Because I brushed it before getting in the shower, it’s usually a little more tangled when I go in and wash after already being curly.

Sleeping with the mask in overnight is one of the reasons your scalp itchy