Wet N' Go Hair Tutorial | 3B Hair Type | Reid'S Room

So hey i'm over here and i'm also over here. This is just so freaking cool, so we have two points of view. I'M going to be cutting off my beard today and i'm going to be doing this today. Let'S get it done. So what do we start with? We start with high dre. First, before hydration of the hair, we hydrate our bodies. Oh it's great, i think i'm just gon na do the lock method. The lock method is leave-in conditioner oil, whatever cream, but for the cream, i'm replacing it with a mousse because um, it's just it holds it in very well and it styles, my hair perfectly so, like i said, start out with moisture, but i often like put in A lot so i need to get a towel real, quick. This whole video is in response to a question i asked on instagram. I was like hey guys. What do you want to see me do on instagram and one person? One person said hair tutorial, so i'm doing it. If you want to see something else literally tell me and chances are you'll see it happen unless it's like you know like terribly inappropriate, but you know chances are i'm gon na? Do what you asked me to do so you know here we go now if i wanted to go faster, i'd stick my head in the shower um because it doesn't take that it doesn't take that long for my hair to retain water. I like to absorb it, but um it's just quicker. That way. I don't know this is still fine too, but my hair texture is 3b. I believe in 3d um i looked at the hair chart and that's what it looks like. I'M not a hair, stylist or professional, so i don't know for sure, but based off of what i've seen information that i've been given. I got 3d hair, so it's pretty easy to manage, or at least to just work with um. When i say easy to work with me like it's quick like it takes me, they decide. Now is the best time to cut the lawn okay. That makes perfect sense. I'Ll say detangle, my hair. Sorry, i forgot that in the other room be right back once it's wet, it's so much easier to detangle. It'S still like a lot. It'S not painful, but it's not like. Oh joy, i get to detangle my hair today. It'S a it's! A pleasure it's a pluck. Now it's never a pleasure, i'm kidding, but whatever it's fine, it's fine got a few straight hairs coming out and it's fine, because your hair is constantly growing. At the same time, it's constantly dying. That'S the beautiful thing about our bodies. It'S in a it's in a constant state of balance and whenever the balance is thrown out of whack tries to fix itself, but if they're uh, i guess breaking off a little bit and you don't feel that much pain they were dead to begin with. So i don't know i'm detangling this very poorly, but i'm just trying to get it all, i'm trying to get most of the curls out without entirely like denaturing, my hair. Oh, i guess you don't know what that means. So, like denaturing enzyme, enzymes are basically the things that keep your your uh are the things that keep your hair in its pattern. It'S curl pattern. Whatever your pattern is and when you denature it you're, basically changing the pattern of the sequence, which means it's not going to look the same so think of it like this, you have a egg. You get out of the refrigerator. It'S a nice like white shell. You crack it open, put it into a frying pan and it's all liquidy. But after the heat comes on, the egg is like turns white and orange. You can't get it back to what it was before. That'S dna, like don't quote me on this stuff, i don't i've only been around people that know what you're talking about. I thought i'd get the information through osmosis, but i guess not that's a science joke. This is good enough. Now i would get my uh. What are they called my my band? Not my band yeah, my not remember! I don't never use rubber bands in your hair. Oh my gosh that hurts um. My hair ties i'm gon na do one at a time i mean it doesn't have to be like perfect sections, but i just do it, so i can do everything a little bit easier to get the leave-in conditioner emulsify it in your hand, as i've been told, Because the right words are to say when you're saying rubbing it in you just apply it to the section you want apply it like so and rake your fingers through right here, the big piece: can you see the difference between the sides on this side? It was much easier to go through that less knots wow might be because the um, the sections were uneven. So i have more hair on this side than the other, but i don't know i just know all right now we have the product evenly distributed throughout the entire hair. For all of my head all back here, then i apply the oil to lock in all the moisture that i just set in here. I'Ll rub it into my scalp as well, because i'm not trying to get dandruff. I'Ve had dandruff before and actually i actually deal with things with a lot um, because my scalp is just dry. So i need to put on oil, but not too much because then it'll dry out faster than usual and then i'll use more oil, which is just like a continuous pain cycle. So, let's see the right amount, plus your hair needs it as well, and i definitely need a haircut almost done. Almost complete now go for the last portion putting in the set the mousse. I would apply it directly to my hands, but it's right. My hair is white. Now the fun part is the shaky shaky. I love doing that, but you see i have too much electrical equipment, so i'm just gon na go in the shower and do it come on over in here shut the door. I know i have to do that. I just wanted to be careful, but that's pretty much what i do when i'm doing my hair in the mornings - and it usually doesn't take me 20 minutes, but i kind of slowed down the process. So you can see exactly what goes on what is that um, but it looks like i have a lot of like stuff in my hair, but it's gon na dry out, i mean not dry out, but it's gon na like disappear after a little while just stuff Off my face, my brush - oh i'm, just forgetting everything today aren't i wow, because i definitely need to do my sides and my back in the back slide past you here we go okay, it's important! If you have hair on your side of your face, not your face but sides of your uh, your head, you brush that in the direction that it grows, so mine kind of grows clockwise in a clockwise motion, so i brush in that way. This is what i do. This is what i do and now for the part you're like andrew, don't do it don't do it, i'm shaving the beard off. It'S not coming off entirely, i'm just gon na like make it look different than it is now yesterday. I also shaved, i trimmed nitrogen. I shaped up my uh, my hairline, so it's like set on here pretty well, but now all i do is just shave off the rest of the hair. All this for clout, like less than 100 views hahahahahahaha. The one thing i will probably never ever ever ever do unless somebody's paying me it's kind of like i said because the mustache it's been with me since day, one literally since fourth grade i've had peach fuzz, and i haven't hit puberty till like fifth grade what I have to do that's all i got ta. Do i'm done? Oh, that's nasty! It'S right in my eyeball. Did i get it. I got it. I got it. Okay, in the summer, it gets really hot and i'm gon na be going back to school walking around in the heat, and i don't want my face being just like this hot podge of sweat. So i had to cut it off plus, i think it looks pretty darn good. Thank you so much for coming. Thank you for watching the video um. If you didn't like it, you could have left, but for those who didn't like it. 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