how was the condition of your hair after the treatment was completely washed out?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Once the texturizer is completely washed out it go back to your natural form your natural texture usually take about 3 to 6 months depending on how often you shampoo your hair I will send you a video of updated video of her coming back for the second service so you can see

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Here's a link to the second video this is her coming back 6 months later to get it done again. kzread.info/dash/bejne/iJ2F07eJYpzcfMo.html

I like that you said if you're not continuing to learning then you shouldn't be doing hair

Hello, I have never felt so compelled to leave a comment. You are a true professional. Thank you for educating yourself and remaining a student of your craft. This video is much appreciated, you went through every step. It's for me if I can be blessed with a stylist like you in SC. I need to get my hair healthy first. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for this comment it warms my heart.. I really needed to see this comment thank you again

I am so happy you made this video. I use this one for my research.i was looking at a SILK PRESS, but this one last longer and I wanted to keep my curl pattern. I will make an appointment to have it done. I loved this video, keep up the good work and God bless 💗💯

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ☺ I can't wait to see you

I really appreciate how you educated us every step of the way. Great video 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for the delay but thank you so much and thank you so much for noticing

You are such a great stylist, i appreciate the way you take the time to learn about the products. I've done the Texture Release myself (would not recommend doing it yourself) and I definitely needed the instruction booklet nearby since there are so many steps that need to be done right. I wouldn't mind it at all if my stylists used the booklet. My aunt used to do my hair as a kid and it always annoyed me that she never read the instructions. She did things wrong sometimes.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much.. 😊🥰 exactly I think a lot of times it's the pride when it comes to stylist. Thinking having to read instructions makes you less of a stylist but to me it makes you well educated and also it keeps you from making mistakes.. oh also Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

I appreciate your thoroughness in your instructional videos. And I would not mind you keeping the instructions out and following them if you need to. Also it says a lot about you in that you want to keep learning. Your client has beautiful hair. Keep up the good work.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 💕🥰.. I appreciate everything you said and thank you I'm glad you know this

Every video I’ve seen so far, of your clients, has hair at least mid back. Absolutely beautiful ❤❤❤ It’s obvious they trust you.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

11 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!!

This was very informative as I’m considering a texture release, 18 years natural😊

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🤗

Love your video I was surprised by your comment on henna use by black women. My hair loves henna every 6wks. In the past we didn't use it much but currently a lot of us do. I love how detail oriented your video is. Wish you were in my state❤

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching my videos I definitely appreciated yes with henna I didn't get great results but also it's probably because of where I went pretty sure because I do get people that say they like it and then I get groups of people that say they don't

Yessssss I have the same treatment by Avalon love mine this is my second one

I appreciate your profressional content!

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🥰🥰

Thank you for the detailed video. Her hair is beautiful ❤. Great work!!! If my stylist lets me know that they keep the handbook handy I would be more comfortable with them (coz I love to know to so I’d glance along).

Hello second video from you that I am seeing. You are so thorough and I didn’t know that Avalon has a product like this. I was looking into a similar system by CHI but ( I know let a professional do it) it seems very tedious and again I was someone who did her own relaxers and would see my beautician in NY (loved her she would call me a kitchen beautician) until we moved to VA. I am an RN I can appreciate your honesty as it’s the same with me when baking the same pound cake for the holidays I know what the recipe entails but I don’t want to miss something. But on the unit I will read what I need to do before going into a patient because I don’t want them thinking I don’t know what I’m doing. So I think people will think what they want depending on how they view things. Again thank you it shows you love and are passionate about what you do.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

7 ай бұрын

Thank you :)

Hardwork beautiful result❤

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🥰💞

Oh, her hair is beautiful❤❤❤

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

Thank you baby❤

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

6 ай бұрын

Your welcome

Great work. Very detailed and informative. Thank you!

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 🥰🥰

This video was great! Your content is improving and is more detailed. You are very candid and honest. I like that because other YTubers act like they know it all! You are wise to keep instructions nearby and including that in the consultation! The model’s hair is gorgeous! What is her regimen to grow hair long? Thanks!

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your comment and thank you for everything you said I definitely deeply appreciate it 🥰.. when me and her disgusting her hair, some of the things she said, she doesn't do protective styling, she also wash and deep condition her hair every two weeks, she gets her ends trimmed when necessary, also she said she loves doing silk press or wearing her hair curly.

@Tanya401life

Жыл бұрын

@@BehindTheScenesM2GH thank you for taking the time to reply to me, I know you’re very busy. Just a thought, maybe you could mention in your videos what products or maintenance techniques they use for their hair. That’s interesting she doesn’t protective style. Keep up your great work!!🙏🏽

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

@@Tanya401life absolutely thank you for the idea I definitely will keep that in mind when I'm doing my videos 😊

I use henna to color my hair - you’re the first to say something!!!!

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

8 ай бұрын

Yes, it's more a personal take vs a professional opinion. I have not spent a lot of time researching or working with clients that use henna to give a professional opinion.

@STP255

8 ай бұрын

Totally understandable, I just never know this to be a problem on this treatment. Also, what are the long term effects of this treatment?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

7 ай бұрын

The longest I can give a review is 1.5 years. And I have not seen any adverse effects from using the texture release treatment. I have some clients that come every 12 weeks, every 6 months, and once. None have had any issues.

Thanks for the info ❤

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Your welcome 😊

Thank you for posting a video for me

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

9 ай бұрын

It's my pleasure

You did a fantastic job and this process seem to have so many steps. I would never do it myself. I would love to have my hair done by you, but right now I li e in Atlanta, Ga. Orig from Dallas, Texas ❤❤

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. LOL yes it does have a lot of steps to it and maybe one day when you visit Houston you should stop by 😊

Thank you for the content.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

You so welcome 🥰

I really wish I could find someone that does this. I got the Chi Enviro version done by a very qualified stylist and I don't feel like it made my hair easier to straighten or detangle like I was told it would. I paid $400 to get it done too.😑 I wonder if this one would give me better results since it's specifically formulated for afro textured hair.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Wow..$400 I'm sorry to hear that..I know it really helps me until it was out my hair..I hope you can find someone but if your ever in Houston Texas I'm here for you..😊

I love your tutorials

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

9 ай бұрын

Thank you :)

Gurl 🩵🤩 I’m watching your videos and I love it!! I’m like wow🩵!! Can you do my hair? How can I book you because omg! You know what your talking about and I’ve seen your work.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

TY for considering me to deliver your services. Feel free to book on my site if you are in the Houston area or plan to visit www.my2goldenhands.com/s/appointments.

How does the hair react to moisture and warmer environments after the Avlon relaxer treatment has been applied. How long does this process takes.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

So great question so I'm located in Houston Texas so that is high heat and humidity it works perfect and that type of environment for your hair to 100% revert back you will have to wash it .. but to learn more about the texture release you definitely should go check out more of my videos I go into great detail about it

Very thorough. Thank you. What hair dryer brush did you use?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

9 күн бұрын

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So glad I've come across your videos! I noticed the Apoke brush in the background! Just bought one but havnt used it yet, would you recommend for coarse fine hair? Im trying to get my scalp health together before getting a texture release but need help with manageability in the meantime. thank you x

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

7 ай бұрын

Yes I recommend this dryer for all hair types. If you are working on building the health of your hair I recommend you do protein treatments every two weeks. Here's the process and product recommendations for that my2goldenhands.blogspot.com/2022/03/Protein%20Treatment.html. I hope this helps :)

Hey I am following you. I need advice on how to repair overprocessed hair

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Hello thank you for considering me.. over process hair I would definitely have to see it to give you a hundred percent a advice on what's going on with your hair.. because it depends on what your hair is missing if your hair is weak then it's important to deep condition your hair with strengthening shampoo to build up the strength.. also you want to make sure you're partnering with a strengthening shampoo you should do this every two weeks.. now unfortunately if your hair is very severe then is really no way you can reverse it and you will probably have to start over..

Great video! Would you recommend texture release in between stretching relaxers or ammonium thio perms?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Hello and no I never done a texture on top of a relaxer and if I just go by my belief I will tell you to pick a chemical because multiple chemicals on one area can be damaging

How does texture-release hair typically hold up if someone frequently exercises? Does the hair revert back to curly?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

If you're exercising and not heavy exercising like lifting weights and being in the gym for almost 2 hours then it will typically revert back at the base so you'll see it waving back but the rest of your hair will be straight..

Beautiful 😍 would you suggest this for natural hair that’s got heat damage? And do I need to use a separate heat protectant? Also will a texture release help to lay my edges better? Thanks 🙏🏾 😊

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

11 ай бұрын

You can do this process if your new growth is healthy enough to go through this change. But that will not address the heat damage. The heat damaged hair cannot be repaired it has to be cut. I would suggest you have a consultation with your stylist as this is a chemical process although it washes out over time. If you have to search out a stylist in the mean time I would at minimum do a protein treatment every 2 weeks. That will help with the new growth being healthy until you find someone to cut the heat damage and apply the texture release. Here's the protein treatment I am referring to my2goldenhands.blogspot.com/2022/03/Protein%20Treatment.html. I hope this helps :)

@laylakristion1628

11 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏾

Is this the similar to a Keratin treatment?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Great question: A Texture Release is a heat activated Smoothing System that features Amino Acids and Conditioning Agents that crosslink deep into the hair fibers to enable styling versatility. Enable you to have optional textural change with increased combing manageability. Texture Release is formulated specifically for naturally curly hair. This system is designed to provide additional moisture & conditioning for your hair and scalp. Now when it comes to Keratin treatments I haven't done keratin treatment to give you my professional opinion on comparison but when I did a keratin treatment on my hair long time ago it was very dry and it didn't last but it could have been done incorrectly on my head years ago.. I hope all this information answer your question in some kind of way 😊

I really enjoy your videos. Your client’s hair is beautiful. Is this the first time she got the texture release or does she get it on a regular basis? I can’t wait to move. I’m coming in for my consultation and I want my service the same day. 😂

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

This is the clients second time getting the texture release. I am excited to see you, but a consultation and service same day has to be booked. Feel free to contact me via my site for any questions prior to booking. www.my2goldenhands.com/contact-us

Thank you so much for making this video - it’s very informative and reassuring to see how it should be done! 😊 Question for you: how do you remove the dilator residue from your blow dryer brush? The brush attachment looks like the type that doesn’t come apart so you can rinse it off. Wouldn’t that chemical transfer back to your client’s hair?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliment :)The dilator should be rinsed out completely before the hand blow-dryer is used. For the system I use. I could not speak to the process of other texture release products.

I would like to know if you don't recommend castor, a follow up on what oils you do recommend because that's a cliff hanger. I personally use castor oil and I know a lot of long haired naturals that do. If one oil isn't particularly good, then what is good in your opinion.

@heathermitchell3257

Жыл бұрын

Jojoba oil is a lighter oil and easier for your hair to absorb as opposed to sitting on the surface.

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

What are you wanting the oil for? If you are thinking moisture you should use a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. With this conditioning process you should do a deep condition. I have a blog post about that my2goldenhands.blogspot.com/2022/03/Hair%20Care%20101Shampooing%20and%20Conditioning.html. Then between deep conditioning for shine you can use this amzn.to/3Ns0pZI. Castro oil is too heavy, will cause a lot of build up, and clog your pores. Any of the heavy oils (Castor, Jojoba, etc.) you have to use a very very small amount and be sure to massage between you hands heating it up to have it really liquid. And also only place on the very ends of your hair (furthest away from the scalp). Feel free to ask any follow up questions.

Great video, considering this. Where are you located?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊 11145 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77042

Amigaaa por favor mim acina a trabalhar com eses produtos aqui no brasim 😊😊😊

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

8 ай бұрын

I am going to reply according to what google translate told you me said :) please forgive me if its wrong. But I put all products used in the description of the video. Vou responder de acordo com o que o Google Translate disse que eu disse:) por favor, me perdoe se estiver errado. Mas coloquei todos os produtos usados na descrição do vídeo.

Is it possible to do a texture release with tape ins? Does it last longer than a regular silk press?

@BehindTheScenesM2GH

Жыл бұрын

I want to clarify you can do a texture release on your hair and then add tape ins. But you should space the services at least two week apart. To allow time for your bonds to strengthen. For example you get a texture release on the 1st. Then on the 15th (or later) get a protein treatment and add the tape ins. Please keep in mind this is a general recommendation. Your stylist should be the deciding voice on delivering these services for your hair. Hope that helps :)

I dont think I would get a press out, I LOVED the look before, it did have a lot of shine