FINALLY SOMEONE WHO SAYS THERE IS NO TRAINING!!! When someone says they're "training" their hair I want to hurt them, lol!!

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

Haha!!! I know right?! Training literally forever! 🙄

when i tell you this works WONDERS!!! i have a huuuge cowlick on the right side of my hairline so i decided to try this. AND IT WORKED!!!!! NOW BOTH OF MY SIDES LOOK THE SAME OMGOMG

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Omg omg!! I’m so glad u decided to try and this helped you!!!! That makes me so happy!! 😘🥺🤗🫶🏽💕✨

Girl thank you so much😭I have a horrible cowlick and this helps so much. A lot of my cowlick is a bunch of baby hairs and it even worked on those!

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

omg yayyyyy!! I live to help people with their hair struggles and cowlicks are the biggest pain! I'm so glad this helps you girl!! 💝

@carolinegraceh

3 ай бұрын

what are cowlicks lol

OMG.... I thought I was hopeless when I got to know about not being able to change the direction of a hair's growth. It still can't be changed but.... a wave of the hair isn't the same anymore...it WORKS !!! Thank you🎉🎉

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Yayyyyy!!!! I’m so glad it helped you! Thanks for watching! 💓🤗🫶🏽🤸🏻‍♀️

I tried this tutorial this morning, and it’s the first time in over a year that my curtain bangs have laid perfectly flat. Thank you! 😍

@ashleyhopehairplay

9 ай бұрын

Oh yay I’m so glad you found it helpful! … bangs are a MUST-dry this way for me…literally no other way.. doesn’t matter what my client’s hairline is or where the cowlick is in the hairline… it works every.single.time 👌🏽.. thanks so much for watching! 🤗 Pay it forward and Share it with someone else u know who struggles with their bangs .. I bet u will change their life and they’ll love u long time 🫶🏽😆

Someone who actually has a technique that works !!! Thank you!!

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Omg thanks so much! If I can help u with anything else please let me know 🤗💕

oh my god this is literally the video I've been looking thanks aloooot this helped me so much ❤❤❤

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

YAS!!! That is what I like to hear!... I'm here if you need any more help! :)

Thank you! I really needed help with my crazy cowlicks!

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad its helpful. Thanks so much for watching! 🥰🤗

i recently just discovered i have cowlicks in the front & this video helped me so much, thank you!!

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Aw yay! I’m so glad it helped you. Happy cowlick taming! 😆🫶🏽

I can't wait to try this in a couple of hours!

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Keep me posted on how it goes! 👀💕

You are the MVP.

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

Omg thank you… you are for saying that!! Xo 😘💕

This is great thank you so much!!

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so glad you found it helpful! 🙂

Wow cant believe I found this. Cant wait to try this, after I grow out my BANGS! Seriously got them cuz the cowlick is so bad

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad u found it too! I hope it's helpful. I seriously never blowout bangs any other way!! Happy cowlick taming! 💝🤗🫶

Ty so much for this video. I never had this problem until I caught a piece of my front hair on fire lighting a candle and I've totally messed up my part and my face face framing pieces I've trying to fix it back to normal for the longest time, I'm going to try this today

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching im glad its helpful. Oh no that’s the worst.. And when you smell it burnt ..so sad 😩😢 but happens all the time! Good time to try a bang / fringe or shorter angle to switch it up and make the growout fun 🤩 Keep me posted on your results! The key things to remember are: ▪️Low air flow/ high heat ▪️Low + slow from wet 👉💯Dry ▪️Opposite the way the cowlick wants to go first ▪️Wrap dry back and forth until roots are dry (as many times as you need to until dry/ no lifting) ▪️Then pick up the section finish the ends with a brush + part it wherever you want 🤗 You can Screen shot and save👆makes a good cheat sheet😆 Good luck 🫶💪 You can do it! 💕

@amorynora319

Жыл бұрын

​@@ashleyhopehairplay it really worked perfectly I'm so thankful to you I feel so much like myself! Not lifting above the root was great advice

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

@@amorynora319 oh yay! 🤗 I’m so glad it helped you! 🫶🏽 thank u so much for trying it and giving me your feedback 🫶🏽💓😘

Life saver

@ashleyhopehairplay

10 ай бұрын

Yay!! I’m So glad it was helpful!! 👏🏽🤗🫶🏽

I want my hair to part in the middle and look natural and not look like it’s going up and over on my left side because it looks so bad 😂 My hair is also insanely thick

@ashleyhopehairplay

4 ай бұрын

Have you tried parting it right when you get out of the shower and start drying while pushing the left side straight down and away from your face with a comb … I wouldn’t stop until the roots are 💯 dry ( it might take a few mins since your hair is so thick) and then go to the side that’s not so bad .. I think that’s your best bet.. lmk when you try, keep me posted meg! 🫶🏽🤗💕

Thank you

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

I hope this was helpful, if there’s anything else I can share to help please lmk🤗 💕🫶

I'm sooooo happy that it worked, loved it!! But I've one question, will my cowlicks go back to how they were after hairwash? Please reply if you could, Thank you

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Ugh.. 😖 Unfortunately no amount of “training” will ever permanently change the growth pattern of your cowlicks (and there is no real FIX) but they should stay controlled and in the position you want until you wet the hair again. That’s the best we can do unless we transplant the hair to grow out of our heads at a different angle 🤣

i'll try this tomorrow

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

How did it go? Did it help?

@arianabvtchh

2 жыл бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay omg i never updates sorry!! and yesss this worked really well!! I had to try a couple of times bc i have way too many baby hairs but it did made a BIG difference

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

Yay! I’m so glad!!

i have curly/wavy hair so i would love to try this sometime but it would be hard if i want my natural curls

@ashleyhopehairplay

3 ай бұрын

This might be more helpful for your texture Curly Cowlicks | Part 1 | In Front #hairtutorial @ashleyhopehairplay kzread.info/dash/bejne/pqR-mNypYtjAmLQ.html

Can’t wait to try this procedure! However, my cowlick on the very top of my head my hair wants to go forward instead of sideways for the past three or four years should I use the same procedure from this video?

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Great question!!!! So ideally whichever direction the cowlick wants to go, you want your first pass to cancel it so it should be completely the opposite of what it wants to do. So if its growing forward, i would start by brush it back to make it go as far opposite the way it wants to go as possible. Then side to side. Then finish going back again. * this is kind of a specific situation bc if its growing forward already, and your head naturally rounds down at the forehead like everyones does then gravity is going to pull it more forward making your cowlick that much more difficult to counteract. So in your case i would recommend NEVER blowing it forward bc it doesnt need any more encouragement to go that direction. So back, then side to side until its dry, and one final pass back again and let it come off the brush. Keep me posted if u want a video specifically doing just that. Good luck my friend!! You got this! 🫶🏽🤗💓

@deborahluongo6794

Жыл бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay thank you Ashleigh I will try this procedure! I never had this problem until my hair got thin because I was always able to wear it sideways maybe because it’s thin it doesn’t have the weight that’s what I’m assuming but thank you so much I appreciate it I will keep you posted😁

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

@@deborahluongo6794 you are right, It doesn’t always have the staying power of hair with weight, so once you get it where you want it you may need to add some hairspray to keep it in its new place. Keep me posted 🤗

I have really fine hair. I’m going to try this!!! But I do like a bit of volume in my hair… wouldn’t this make my hair really flat?

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 ай бұрын

So in short yes… but then you can add volume later once the cowlick is gone. If you give volume first, chances are you are encouraging the cowlick to pop up . So I like to knock the cowlick out first then add volume with a roller or a little tease after.. a bit of teasing could actually help you lock the cowlick in the direction you want and prevent it from splitting and popping up later. Or without rollers or teasing, you can pick up the sections you want to add volume to with a round brush but be careful to keep in going in the new direction you want. Let me know if you try- I hope it’s helpful! 🫶🏽💕

Great video ! I have 2 questions: do you recommend any product for the bang area? Someone told me to use KMR Therma Shape Hot Flex Spray. Also, HOW do you get your hair so shiny and silky ? It's gorgeous !

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

💕 Omg yay I’m so glad you found this helpful! 🫶🏽. I typically just use the formula 18 leave in conditioner (4-5 sprays in the palm of my hands, rub together, and distribute evenly into damp hair starting at the ends and working my way toward the roots) as my prep for blow drying when I want shiny, silky, healthy hair that’s soft and easy to comb through but not necessarily hold. It contains bond builder and helps to protect and nourish the hair. The KMS thermashape hot flex is a great product for when you CURL your hair. It’s something you spray on 100% DRY hair and then either flat iron, or curling iron (some sort of HOT iron) but this isn’t the best product for use on wet hair when blow drying bc it can get sticky. *Save this one for after your hair is all blow dried. You can find Formula 18 leave in conditioner at this link - F 18 Leave-in conditioner 👇🏽 🛍 usphair.com/shop/formula-18/leave-in-conditioner/

Dose it still work without the concentrator? Or is it needed, because i dont have one 😶

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Great question! Honestly I think the concentrator is more important than the actual dryer. A smaller concentrator allows you to focus on just the section of hair you have on the brush instead of drying the surrounding hairs that you aren’t controlling at the moment. It really allows you to control the direction of the air flow so you can make sure you’re blowing from roots to ends and sealing the cuticle down which gives you that shiny, polished finish a salon quality blowout has. Sometimes u can order a universal concentrator that is adaptable to fit different dryers or sometimes you can even re-order just the concentrator. Lmk if I can help u with anything else 💕

@kylie8761

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

How long does this stay?? Mine make me have a side part and i hate it sm:( i used to have middle part but now i have a cowlick in the middle front

@ashleyhopehairplay

Ай бұрын

It will stay until it gets wet again (rain, sweat, shower) … also when you’re showering under the shower cap, while applying make-up and sleeping it’s best to keep the hair clipped or under a headband keeping it flat in the direction you first blow dried it so as not to encourage the cowlick to come back in humid situations if u can help it and as long as you have a water bottle you can always use the technique to re-blow dry if it comes back before you’re ready to shampoo again 🎀🫶🏽

Is this going to remain the same or we have to do this everyday?

@ashleyhopehairplay

3 ай бұрын

It will stay that way as long as it’s dry… until you wash it again, or until it gets wet again (rain or a lot of sweating can make it revert back to its natural state)

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Is there a way to do it so it’s not so flat to your head and you can have some volume?

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Yes absolutely! If I was going to give the “headband“ more volume I would add volume powder and tease before I smooth it and secure it with the elastic or I would sneak a little section of microkrimping underneath the smooth layer on top. I hope this helps! If u want to see a more volumized version lmk! 🤗💕

@gina248

Жыл бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay oh yes please! A volume version!

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

@@gina248 ok! I'll record that asap 🫶🤗

Does this work for men 😬 been dying for ages with this problem.

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Yes It def does- the only thing I would change For shorter hair is wrap drying with a comb the entire time if your hair isn’t long enough to grab with a brush. But I would follow all the same exact steps.

@itsnoneofyourbusiness8650

Жыл бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay got it thank you very much.

My front's easy, it's the one on my crown that i have a really hard time with..

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! I know I have one of those too! I’m editing a video to upload right now, but I will make a video for cowlicks in the crown next! Stay tuned!

@newhope8433

2 жыл бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay Okay, Thank you!

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 жыл бұрын

@@newhope8433 :)

yo my face is lopsided enough on the inverted filter my cow lick makes it soooo much worse.

@ashleyhopehairplay

9 ай бұрын

We’re all a little lopsided my friend, don’t worry! I’m very lopsided... Did you know that most people’s faces are NOT symmetrical at all! ❤️😍🥰🫶

The cowlick comes back when I sweat 😭what do I do

@ashleyhopehairplay

2 ай бұрын

Yes that’s 💯natural. The hydrogen bonds in the hair hold it in its shape. Water breaks those bonds and they re-form again when dry. What can help , if you don’t want to re-blowdry is either putting your pony in on the side and re-directing that hair or maybe clipping it opposite the way the cowlick splits goes (not in the direction your wear it) while you’re sweating and keep the clip in until you’re no longer sweaty. When you take your hair down and brush it should be better 🫶🏽

I'll deffinaty give this technique a go my cow's lick really annoys me. But when you started blow drying your fringe in the opposite direction of the cows lick I suddenly remembered the technique

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Awesome!!! Yessss! Good luck! Let me know how it goes 🤗

My cowlick is on the right side so this wouldn’t work for me. This is for ppl who have cowlicks in the middle . I have blow dried my side cowlick down for past 20 yrs and now it’s finally staying down. It takes a long time but u can train your hair to stay flat. Just be consistent. It’s same with your teeth.

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

My cowlicks are in the middle, in both recession areas, and in the crown. I'm glad u found something that works for u! ☺️👏

I have a horrible side part because of my cowlick, can’t part it in the middle. Hurts like hell 😂😂

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

It’s painful? What do you mean?. Absolutely Nothing wrong with a side part.. I need a good deep side part for certain looks if I want some drama! 😉😀

@VioletEastcage21

Жыл бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay I mean when it gets sore

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

@@VioletEastcage21 awww.. 🥺 sometimes these help when you take down your ponytail and it feels sore like that… like a nice little treat for your scalp in the shower amzn.to/3zZgVe1 .. massage away the soreness and increase the circulation to the scalp…it won’t change the cowlick but it feels amazing!

@VioletEastcage21

Жыл бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay thanks! 🤗

i’ve tried this 3-4 times already and my cowlick isn’t going away.. i’m gonna go crazy 😞😞

@ashleyhopehairplay

4 ай бұрын

Don’t give up! We can trouble shoot this… you will get it!! 🫶🏽 hmmm .. it sounds like it has probably already started air drying in the direction the cowlick wants to go in too much before you started with your dryer. What if it was more wet?… like almost dripping when you start? Have you tried it from that wet? In my experience the cowlick needs to be soaked in order to control it if it’s a really strong one 💪🏽 .. also if you can comb it and part it the way you want it to lay -as SOON as you get out of the shower - that also helps because it never starts forming in the wrong direction and so you have less of a cowlick to combat and work out. I’m sorry… they are so frustrating but I promise once you get you’ll be so relieved. I appreciate you letting me help you. You got this! Let’s keep at it! 💕🤗

@ashleypissed

4 ай бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay thank you, i have tried with it dripping wet but i’ll try again when i wash my hair. it’s only like very little strands that doesn’t wanna be put to the side but also idk if this is a cowlick problem but for my curtain bangs like one side the front pieces of the hair wont curl and just looks thin ? when i curl it with a hair roller or something those pieces just doesn’t rlly curl but the other half of my curtain does and just really bothers me cause my hair was never like this.. i don’t know if this is part of the cowlick problem or not. But thank you and thank you for replying 💟💟

@ashleyhopehairplay

4 ай бұрын

@@ashleypissed yes that sounds exactly like a strong cowlick on one side… when you wash next, try doing it with a comb, from very wet so there’s no lifting… the first pass with your dryer set it on high heat, but low air flow so you have time to control the cowlick and not blow it all over the place. START by forcing the difficult side flat and towards the center of your forehead, keep going over it until it stops fighting you… then do the same with the good side bring it toward the center, then combine them so you have the whole bang together and keep pushing it flat down towards your face. When you feel the roots are dry then go in with your round brush and blow it back ( to make the ends curl back) … then I would pin them to cool parted while I do my makeup or drink coffee or whatever. I’m going to make a video specifically for you to better show what I mean in case I’m not explaining good enough.. it helps to see it. 💕 Don’t give up! You’re so close to mastering it! 🤍🤗👏🏽

@ashleypissed

4 ай бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay omg thank you so much i’ll try that 💟 your the best ever 🙏

@ashleyhopehairplay

4 ай бұрын

@@ashleypissed I’ll let u know when I post that video! 💕🤗

I have baby horns! Baby hair that curls up on both temples! Curly hair is great unless it makes you look like a witch or demon!👿

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

Ohhh!!! I know, those little guys can be tough especially in humid weather, kind of a losing battle… but that’s why I like to use a comb on those- bc a brush is too big and ultimately lifts those up and they stick out way more. I hope the little comb trick helps you out! 🤗 🤞🏽

@Spcefairy

Жыл бұрын

I have the baby horns too except with very straight, flat greasy hair, so they’re even more obvious than on curly hair 😪😪 my sister has the same ones.. genetics 😭

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

@@Spcefairy Everyone usually has a few shorter hairs in the recession area corners.. it’s very normal and common in hairlines.. don’t even sweat it!

@ImogenShade

Жыл бұрын

I don’t remember if this is a Japanese or Korean trend but she used a perm solution to control her baby hair!😈

@ashleyhopehairplay

Жыл бұрын

@@ImogenShade I’ve heard of that… it def gets the job done lol!

lowkey this did nothing

@ashleyhopehairplay

3 ай бұрын

Or this one Curly Cowlicks | PART 2 | The Crown kzread.info/dash/bejne/o6aotMiSfJzcZc4.html🫶🏽🌹

@carolinegraceh

3 ай бұрын

@@ashleyhopehairplay thank you so muchhhh xx

@ashleyhopehairplay

3 ай бұрын

@@carolinegraceh 💕🌹Hope these help! Keep me posted! Xo