She Hasn'T Had A Trim In Years

Today, I am well I've actually already done so so today we did a wash and protein treatment on my client um. She is somewhat relaxed, but there's a lot of places where it's processed and then under processed and then she's also kind of skipped over the typical time frame for a retouch relaxer. So today we just did a wash and protein. I'M assuming that the next appointment, which we've talked about today, um we're going to do either a restorative, but we're really going to see, let's see how her ends come out first and that'll kind of determine where we go next um. The reason why I said we see how our ends come out. First is mainly because her ends is where I see a lot of the freakiness and then, of course, she hasn't had a retouch in a long time. So now it's considered more of a virgin, but this is also a reason why I say um if you're going to stretch out your relaxers or if you're determining if you want to go natural to do it really quickly, because then your actual hair, that's in a Healthy state starts to suffer and that's something that with relaxer, it's not really a service that you can skip relaxers and just kind of continue on, because eventually those split ends start to take over the hair that was processed and then that processed hair becomes split ends And then you notice that your hair is stagnated. I mean it's not growing as as fast or as well as it was before. So relaxers is something where it's it's definitely a timed service. I don't recommend going past 12 weeks for a retouch relaxer. If you decide that you want to transition, just like I always say, if you're going to transition, do it within one year and even one year is a long time, because some of your hair, that's relaxed, is going to start to either break off or starts to Shed away because you're not giving it what it needs to survive. So it's very important that you keep your time schedule where your schedule in the right place, especially for those of you that choose to have relaxed hair or if you choose to transition or go natural. Like I said, do it fairly quickly go ahead and do that big, chop and start the process because holding on to that relaxed hair? Eventually it's going to break off on its own and then you'll start noticing that your transition is not the transition. You thought it would be so what I'm doing now is soaking her out from root to end and the reason why I'm doing the silk out, rather than just cutting, because most stylists would see her ends like this, and then they automatically say. Okay, I'm just going to go ahead and cut cut cut. Well, if you know anything about relaxers or if you are a stylist, that's really not the way to go. You want to really straighten the hair out, so you can really see what is splits and what is under processed just because it's split, I'm sorry. I said that backwards, just because it's under processed that doesn't mean that you need to cut it off. That just means that you need to correct the hair, that's under processed. So that's the reason why you see me soaking her out first, because that'll reveal what the true split ends are versus if you're looking at her now everything looks split, everything was damaged and it's really not so now I'm silking her kind of in larger sections. Also, the reason for me soaking her in larger sections is because I am aware that she does have some of her hair that's relaxed and then her new growth is what's really virgin. So I don't want to run that risk of doing small sections as though she was 100 virgin or natural and then start to damage that hair, that's already processed in between the two, my dad on there hey Dad waiting for the storm. What are you waiting for? The storm for you shouldn't be waiting for the storm. You should be saying: it's not coming all right, so I'm gon na go ahead and continue to Silk out. You guys can watch if there's any pro tips that I'll add in you guys know I'll. Just kind of drop - the drop the tips in here and there, but a silk out for me guys, is a silk out. Okay, I am using the elite anniversary. One inch titanium iron um to do her silk out, as you guys can tell it's just fine um and then from here we're going to analyze. Her ends analyze what needs to be cut or trimmed, and then we'll just go from that point forward. So my sections are about one inch to three quarters of an inch in size and the good thing is with the Elite anniversary iron: it's a hundred percent titanium, so large, section or small section. As long as you maintain tension, all the way through your soaking you'll notice that the hair is nice and even and it soaks out really really well that's kind of a mistake that people make when they're doing silk house, they do this and then they they drop. The ends and then they're wondering why the hair looks so frizzy, because you did not maintain that tension all the way through so to seal that cuticle all the way through. So now, I'm taking something that looks split to silky and what is split reveals itself. You work so hard all the time, I'm glad your vacation yeah, I'm going on vacation in the end of October. Actually, I'm super excited to go on vacation and yes, I do work a lot. I think a lot. I work a lot. My mom a lot. My wife a lot. I do all of that a lot so like right now. My head is, I wonder if the girls gave the dogs their baths before I got home because I told everybody to do that this morning, so I'm gon na zoom in just a little, so you guys can kind of see a little bit better. The difference between hair that appears to be split and damaged all the way through, and here that really is not damaged. It just has a little bit of split ends that need to be cleaned up. If someone wants to see her hair in this state, the say, oh, your hair is amazing. It'S beautiful! Oh, it looks so healthy. But when you look at it from here, it looks like it has a lot going on um. It looks like she needs to get a really good haircut. It looks like she's transitioning, it looks like her hair is damaged or somebody didn't relax for themselves. It just has that look, but that's not really what the case is foreign. I am using the iron at 450.. A lot of people are like. Oh my gosh, that's super hot. Yes, it is super hot, but I like to use 451 soaking because I don't do multiple passes over and over and over again. So how you use the iron is really going to depend on you number one number: two, your expertise and number three. If you understand exactly what you're doing and how you're doing it, but I'm doing large sections so that kind of brings the temperature down on the inside and on on the perimeter of that section that I'm in it brings the temperature down to about 415 425. So technically, she's not really getting 450 all over foreign, no different, not for at-home care um, even though she is partially relaxed and partially natural from growing it out so much. I still recommend either the empress collection or the hair repair and restore collection. Reason being is you're going to go by the majority of the head. If she has relaxed hair and she has no plan of transitioning, then she still needs to strengthen every part of her head until she gets her retouch relaxer. If she plans on going natural at this point, does that mean moisture, moisture moisture? No, it does not. That just means that she's going to have to give herself an equal balance of both so now she's going to do a moisture day and then her next wash day, which will be 10 to 14 days later. She'Ll do strength, and then, in between that eight week, schedule she'll do a protein at least once the protein is going to help her with the shedding help her with the breakage and also strengthen the bonds in the hair foreign. Your hair should not be super heavy short people, and then I have a tall client. It doesn't really help and also how you um soap. The hair is going to determine how frizzy the hair is. If you don't maintain tension from root, mid shaft, all the way to the end you're going to notice that the hair is a lot frizzier and you're going to deal with a lot of flyaways the easiest way to get rid of flyaways as much possible. You can't get rid of them all is to maintain tension from root through mid shaft all the way to the end, even though the ends are split, you're still going to maintain tension so that you can differentiate, what's split and what's really not split, it just needed To have a little more heat applied to it. Thank you, Daddy. The most important thing is to avoid heat at all costs. Not really that's not the most important thing, and you can't really avoid heat at all costs. Now what you can do is lessen or use it in moderation, so when I say use it in moderation, that means when you wash your hair or you have a wash day. I don't recommend just going straight in with a blow dryer, unless you have a plan to get that hair braided. You are in a huge rush. That'S really what a blow dryer should be used for if you're, in a rush, if not, every ethnic hair person in the world should have a hooded dryer in your closet, collecting dust in your garage wherever they're, so cheap. There'S no reason for you to not have one number one, because you should be doing deep, conditioning treatments to your hair when you are washing your own hair at home, or even your children's hair number two, because diffuse drying is better than blow drying blow drying is Extremely hot and direct, so when my clients come to me, I do not do wet hair blow dries. It has to be a day where something has happened, and I have to get out of here, and I have to get out of here within the next few minutes, even then doing a blow dry. I can still put my client under the dryer for 10 to 15 minutes, get their hair about 40 to 60 percent dry and then blow dry the rest. So that's lessening the amount of heat that I'm applying to the hair. Then, of course, if you're going to style your hair, you can flat iron your hair to style it but learn how to wrap your hair. That'S going to help you what you'll be using less heat because you'll curl it once for the week and wrap it and go. If you like your hair to have a lot of volume soak it curl, it really really tight wrap it up. That'S going to give you a nice wave style, slash, loose curl and then, as the wheat goes by, as your hair gets heavier as your natural oils start to come out into your hair. You'Ll start noticing that the curls are getting looser and looser. So you still won't have to flat iron as much so moderation is basically the answer to all of that. Everything in moderation use heat on the hair responsibly. Thank you, you good for us Little People, okay as little people. We always have a stool here. Okay, because us little people don't have the luxury of tiptoeing or asking the client to slide down in the chair, and now your butt is on the floor. I I just I've learned how to make it work. So my step stool, is here for two reasons. My 13 year old daughter is taller than me so clearly, I'm that I'm at the base of height right now hi Crystal and then, if you notice. This is like a pro tip. If you notice that the tool you're using is pulling the hair when it's on high heat, if you notice that the hair is requiring you to Silk two three four five times just to get it silky, then you're using the wrong iron, not every curling iron, not Every flat iron is for your purpose, so, like with me, I used to use a lot of BaByliss pro babyless products when it came on to tools, because that was the best product. At that time everybody and their mother love, Chi and fhi. I thought that Chi was just a very retail style brand to me it was overpriced and it didn't do what I it just wasn't to my liking. I'Ll just say it wasn't to my liking right. So then BaByliss was the next best thing at that time and I used Bayless because at that time, like Innovation and all that was was becoming a thing, but a flat iron is a flat iron. When you don't have a lot to choose from then after BaByliss. I discovered H2 Pro when I discovered H2 Pro. I quickly put away my babyless irons because number one they were way too heavy. They were giving me very, very bad carpal tunnel issues and then number two. It was so hot at the mouth or lip of the iron that I was burning, my clients not on purpose, but because I needed to get so close to the scalp area. When I'm doing a silk out, it would burn them. So once I discovered H2 Pro and I discovered the different tools that they offered, I became a huge fan, so I've been using their products for years, even before I became a distributor for them. I bought my products from a distributor and then I went to the hair show and I bought more and more and more and more tools and I began to love it now. Do I love all of their products? No, what I suggest all of their products! No, but there's something specific that you guys always see me using those are my go-to's and I don't typically change tools. Very often I like to stay in the same place. If it's working I'll stay there, foreign is actually the retail version to the professional line. So this one that you guys see, which is the anniversary iron - this is the retail iron, the retail irons. Typically, when companies make flat irons, they make a retail version and then they make a pro version. The pro version for H2 Pro is the Black Diamond Onyx or any one of those collections right, and then you get into the pro silk, which this is a pro silk, even though it says Pro, but it's more for retail, why it has an automatic shut off. So that when you are at home flat ironing, remember those Golden Hearts mine used to stay on for days at a time these no longer stay on, they automatically shut off after a certain amount of time, whereas the pro irons they do not also the pro irons Are slightly hotter to me um than the retail iron, but for retail, for you to use at home, remember you're going to use it way more than I would use it on you. I only see you like once every two to three weeks using this iron, whereas if you're at home you're going to be enticed to do it more often so you're going to be putting a lot more heat to the hair on a more often basis. So I wouldn't, I wouldn't really suggest the pro tools for you to use at home. I suggest the retail version and you're still going to get the same finish, because I'm able to do it with the same card and if I'm using the return blow dryers same thing. The Dyson that you guys see me use, that is a professional Dyson. They also have the retail Dyson, they look the same, but they function slightly different and one costs a lot more than the other foreign. So you guys see how I keep getting caught on the end. That'S a Telltale sign that she has some ends that need to be maintained. Um. Definitely she wasn't doing it on the trim schedule, but going forward. I don't really have that problem and you guys haven't seen me spray any products on her hair. I haven't put anything on her hair when you were flat ironing. It is best that the hair really has little to no product. You can use a small amount of heat protectant. You guys know what the Frisk Tamer and Shine Serum. I say no more than a pea to Nickel size when you're putting it on the hair. Most heat protectants are silicone or water-based. If you're using a cream-based heat, protectant best believe it's going to leave a lot of buildup or residue on your iron and you're. Just burning it into the hair, all right, I'm gon na soak out her hairline and then we're gon na go through clean. Her up turn you guys that way, so you can see her hairline, I'm gon na use. This is the pro tool, which is the Black Diamond three tenths of an inch pencil iron. So you guys know when I do the hairline. I part out the hairline okay, I've already soaked most of this hair here, all right, so her roots are nice and silky. You'Ll take this. You guys see me maintain tension on the hairline, pull it away from the face. That'S how you stop your client from getting burnt and then apply it to your hairline. That'S it so, basically, you're stretching out that hair. That is, nice and tight. So you can silk it out and then you're going to use your comb and directionalize it. That'S how you keep it nice and laid if you pull it silk it and leave it standing out, it's going to stay standing out and this iron is also at 450., and you guys see I'm not going all the way through to the end of the hair. I'Ve already soaked her hair out, I'm just working on the hairline. That'S it okay, nice and smooth all right, so I'm gon na put a cutting cape on her just for the sake of the video, because I know a lot of you always can't really tell what I can see with my stylish trained eye. But this cape is going to show you exactly what I mean by revealing the split ends. So you want to make sure the Cape is sitting stationary, that her feet are down on the actual foot. Rest she's not leaning to the side she's, not on the phone that will change the degree of your cut all right, so the cutting Cape is going to give you a chance to see where the splitting is where the gashes are. So you can see, there's a gash right here, then all the splitting from here anything that's, not split. You typically cannot see through it. Now she will have split ends that go up as we Elevate, but at the base this is going to reveal everything that she has going on all right. So, based on what you have now, you can either start trimming it slowly or you can cut it all at once. Cutting it all at once is a couple inches, though you have about like two inch. You have about two two inches is a safe number, but that that's a cut cut just so you know and dreams. It'S just trim is just kind of cleaning it up, but you're gon na have to trim it again and then trim it again and then, as we go along continue to trim it until you get most of it off. So you get Choice. It'S not like you! You have to do it all right away, but some want to just do it all right away and some rather do it gradually. Now, let's just dream trip: okay, so we're gon na trim and then we'll just do this gradually. Until most of the split ends are gone, you will never be able to get rid of all your split ends. You guys so don't ever think that you're getting rid of them and then you don't have to do this again. Trim schedules are always going to be in existence. It doesn't matter if you're, natural or you're relaxed all right. What'S a safe number, you want to take an inch yeah. It means just like that was all right, so we're going to start with an inch. I'M gon na use my clippers to take her down one inch, the good thing with the cutting cape some areas. It might be slightly like an inch and a half, but that's these hairs - that's like streaming down here, but the inch will probably take her right into the little gash area. So that'll go right above the gash and then these areas here, as you can tell hair, grows in different places, different lengths. So it's going to be shorter here and longer here, we'll just try to meet the two as best possible, so I'm gon na start. My guide right here in the Middle, where she has that gash and then work my way across you can use the cutting Cape lines as your guide. If you choose to - or you can do it with your eye, I like the cutting cake guide, but at the same time, if the Cape is not centered or straight you're, going to end up cutting hair that you shouldn't be cutting. So you still want to use your eyes, so I can tell over here that there's still too much hair on this side, but we'll connect it as we go through all right. So we're going to blend back here, but we're also going to remove some of the split in. So you guys see how I'm still getting stuck. That'S, because these ends are split. So we're going to start down here in the nape and we're going to do a 90 degree angle and work our way up. And then, who can tell me, do I cut the hair or trim the hair in the shape of an orange or the shape of a grapefruit which one my faithful Elite, Hair Care Pros, know this answer? If I'm trimming am I trimming in the shape of an orange or the shape of a grapefruit, and why both thank you Sandra absolutely. Why am I trimming in that shape? Why do I trim that way? So Sandra already answered one half of the question, which is both right because an orange and a grapefruit are the same. When you peel them, they are just different sizes. I got a grapefruit head, she might have an orange head, it's the same thing, your hair, repeal. I will talk about that in a second, let's see who gets the reason why only my Pros would really know why it's how the hair grows. Absolutely it resembles the shape of the head. Absolutely absolutely when you peel an orange or I'll say slice, not peel. When you slice an orange or you slice, a grapefruit, you are doing slices, the hair grows exactly the same way, so you are taking slices when you are cutting or trimming the hair. I hate to see stylists trim. The hair like their head is the shape of a box. It'S not a box. Your head is the shape of an orange or a grapefruit. You can even say the globe anything that is round. The reason why I like to use orange and grapefruit is because of the slice it tells you how to cut. If you follow how you slice an orange and share it out, it's going to follow the same way that the hair grows, foreign people on the live. I need 421 people to close your chat and hit that thumbs up button. For me, thank you guys. Thank you. So is my guide stationary or traveling is my my guide that I'm using stationary or traveling. I don't think I've actually ever taught you guys about stationary and traveling, but I think you've heard me mention it all right, so I'm gon na go around the base. I'Ve already done her back, so I'm only going to use my guide from here and I'm going to travel with my guide. So you have to make sure that your guide Is Right and finish out the sides so I'll just gave you guys. The answer am I doing a using a stationary guide or a traveling guide. A stationary guide means that I'm going to direct everything to the same spot. A traveling guide means that it's following me. So if I am not cutting the right way, my traveling guide can quickly change and then I'll start changing links everywhere. Stylists typically do that when they get confused in their haircut because they don't see what they're doing. If you can't see your guide, then you need to go back and start from the beginning and then work your way forward, because I believe in Cut once check it and maybe clean it up, but not cut again. If you have to clean it up, that's fine but cutting and cutting and cutting you're going to notice your clients here getting shorter and shorter and shorter foreign. Absolutely so, do you guys see the difference in her hair now that we have cut off a lot of those split ends? She still has some left. That'S fine! That'S not a big deal as long as she maintains her schedule and as long as I'm not cutting her hair based on when my rinse is due, her haircut is gon na, be fine. A lot of stylists do that you want it straight or curl, no curl. Okay, so we're gon na do a loose curl I'll show you guys how to do that, like really quick and we're gon na use the same iron, so I'm gon na split the hair into two sections, she's already soaked, so we don't have to do a lot Of silking and I'm going to use the same iron, which is the anniversary iron, I'm also going to use a little bit of Sebastian shaper and then I'm going to spray just a small amount of goddess polish on her hair. And then we have our Clips here. So we're going to use those and we're going to give her a loose curl, so my section is even larger: now you guys see how smooth it goes. That'S how it's supposed to be you're gon na, take the hair. Pin it in place same thing over here. So I'm using the anniversary iron to do the curl, just like I used it to do her silk out works just the same. You see that curl next section same thing. Now, if you want it to be like super duper curly, then you can do smaller sections. I'M giving her more of a loose body type curl foreign curl, I'm following the direction of the curl. So I'm not going against the direction of the curls, the same direction: hey, hey grasshopper, foreign, same thing, foreign and then also just a pro tip. If you're going to do curls, you guys, you want to make sure that the width of the section is no bigger than the mouth of the iron. You do a fantastic job demonstration. I learned a lot. Thank you all right. So for the front, I'm going to do that section next and then we're going to let it cool for like a couple seconds and then we will pull her down calm, her out and she's out of here. I love how you explain about your clients here. Thank you, I'm trying to read and passing you guys. It is Saturday. I would like to go home and actually put my feet up and look at the wall. Maybe look at a little paint dry and you guys can also do this at home. If you have like extensions weave whatever whatever you want to call it, if you have any form of extensions and it's long and you want it to be curly - and you want those curls to last, if you curl your hair the night before and pin it into A flat pin, curl you'll wake up tomorrow with some beautiful curls, and then you don't have to do anything else and they will last majority of the day. That'S what I used to do when I actually would wear like long, sew-ins and stuff all right for her hairline right here. I'M gon na separate that little area, so I'm gon na put these two together. If you notice, I didn't, I didn't curl them together, because I don't want to have any pulling in the front. That'S why I separated them, and then this little area just like that, you can leave it. It'S fine all right. So while this cools back here is already nice and cool, so we're just going to pull it down once they go cold. That means that they are set I'll. Give that a second in the meantime, I'll get some goddess polish and my wife's home just clean up her hairline foreign take out the front spread a little bit of goddess polish, Don't Spray too much! It could come out heavy and you guys saw how far back I was when I sprayed so we're going to take our wide tooth comb that is, it foreign foreign, take our comb just to blend it all in all right. Well, girl! You are done. Thank you. You'Re welcome amazing Christmas. Thank you. Oh you're welcome. Thank you guys, it's a beautiful, beautiful yeah! I love your daddy card and you say it: okay, if I want to keep it relaxing I schedule the relaxer, but you'll still go into the natural section. All right, like the first time, relaxing it'll, say virgin or restorative you can do either order it's kind of in the same thing and then I'll I'll see um. I think it's just more virgin because you have more than two inches of new girl. I don't see a lot of them under processing: okay, um, okay, Layla, oh, I said look at it yeah because of this family. Some people say the Isla. I'M like okay, okay, l e y, I'm gon na. Do my big shop and everything I'm just disappear on. You I think, like 2018., oh when I was at um Edgewater yeah, and then I saw you like how was it too man that was a long time ago, I'm going out walking in years yeah you ready. Thank you so much. It'S no problem! So I'll see you in a couple weeks: okay, okay, I'm going to keep an awesome presentation. Well, thank you! You can say hey you still on there! All in your face. I, like the indirect teacher, I don't like to teach I like to just be able to just speak in teaching very natural. Thank you. So I covered over a lot of the part. Yes um. We just kind of do that until we get past where we are and just make it look like, there's nothing, okay, all right. So this is my final client for the day you guys, so we are going to do a quick short style on her. Do you like it down? Yes, okay I'll! Do it down only because up here is super long right now, okay and then once we cut it and kind of clean it up, then we'll do a lot of other stuff. Okay, and do you like your Edge Square? Yes, okay, I might get two of them just a little bit so we're just gon na clean up her neck. We are growing out her sides and her back, so we're not going to take a lot of anything off. So I'm just going to clean up these parts and then I like, I like the not so straight line of a neck if it's nice and wispy, so we're not going to even mess with that part. You, like it soft or harder So Soft, okay and then we're gon na actually use we're not going to use the anniversary iron at all. I'M going to use the 3 10 of an inch pencil iron. I'M also going to use the seven tenths of an inch iron, which you guys don't really see very often, it's a very odd shape iron. That'S the reason why you guys don't really hear me, talk about that one too much and then a pro tip if your iron is too hot, you'll start noticing that the hair has like a crunchy look to it. If the iron is nice and tempered the right way for the client that you're working with you'll notice, that it will Glide really really smooth, so that's why sometimes you guys will see me stop after I do one curl and then I'll go and adjust the temperature, Because it could be too hot for what I'm doing or for the client's hair, and if your client has color like a high lift color, you do want to make sure that your iron is below at least below 400. When you start because more than likely you're going to adjust it even lower than that exactly why Jesse I I know it, I'm telling you. I know what it's like: it's not fun, foreign, I'm sorry, people foreign! Thank you. I needed a tip about the iron temperature. Yes, that's: it makes a huge difference. You guys you'll notice that the hair does it doesn't act right. It has like a Crispy Crunchy, look to it. You can see it and that's another reason why I like this iron too, the three tenths of an inch. You won't see me pull out a Marcel iron ever again. I still have them, but I won't pull them out. The most I use it for is the hot comb technology has come such a long way. No more. When you walk out, you can hear your hair burning. We following hell all right, so I need to do my baby's hair. Here'S the sideways, sideburns, pointy yeah, yes, okay, oh the body care site. Yes, it's coming up! I'M telling you guys I'm working hard, working very hard on that site. Foreign. Thank you, but I like to kind of some well depending on the client. I will style as I go um if they have longer hair in the front. It'S a lot easier. I can place the curls wherever they need to be placed and comb through them right then, and there so by time. I'M done I'm really just kind of either blending or putting curls wherever I wanted them to be or moving something, but for longer hair clients where I'm not doing like a lot of up styling. I style as I go and same thing with the iron. I make sure that I maintain tension all the way through foreign magic wands for a beginner. What temperature should I use on fine hair or what iron um? Well, when you say fine hair, are you natural? Are you relaxed because I'm fine textured, I'm not a beginner, but I'm fine textured and I still use the same irons. H2 Pro all the way, and I start at 450. So it just depends on what you're doing. But I'm doing my shortcut and I don't have color treated hair, so there's a lot of different characteristics that you have to mention for me to be able to point you in the right direction: foreign over here foreign, a little bit of goddess polish and we're gon Na take our rake okay, so we're not going to use the rat tail comb we're going to use our rake, maybe two down just a little bit for me and we're going to use our rake just to kind of melt, the sides and the back together foreign. It makes it firm, but not hard, so you can still comb through it, usually by the end of the day, it just starts it just dissiping. Okay, thank you that just keeps it from blowing in the face of no wind that we have instead of going forward. Like you said, yeah yeah, I like that yeah all right, my dear all, right and we'll just keep working on the side and back until it comes back just leave it alone. All right, you guys. So that was my last Grace. We want jeez grasshopper. You got your stuff already you're way in Jamaica. Oh you got that stuff so fast. That is crazy. All right! Let me see here here you hold that for me. Okay, you'll fill that out for me and you can put your phone number or email to get a receipt. Oh man links boy. Your links are intense. You need to give me your link. No, I need your link beautiful. Thank you guys. I appreciate it so I'm about to thank you so much my dear um October's already open. Did you need a Saturday I did. I did one for um the 14th on a Friday, because that was the only time is that the time you can do um? Let me see I can squeeze you on this Saturday October October, so no you scheduled for the 14th. I don't have that Saturday, so The Saturdays I have is either the 8th or the 22nd okay um. Yes, the eighth is good okay, so I'm gon na put I'll tell you what I'm gon na move, your actual appointment. Okay, that you have now you can come at 12.. That'Ll, be perfect all right! I need a relaxer at that time because we'll play it by ear like with my short hair clients, it's not really like a schedule. We won't know so, just if you do need one then we'll do it then um. If not, then don't worry about it. Okay, thank you so much all right. Thank you, foreign guys, I'm gon na clean up, so I'm just gon na sweep up, because I won't be back here again until Wednesday. I got a wee client on Wednesday, so I won't be back here until Wednesday and I don't want to have to come in and do any form of cleaning, so I'm just gon na sweep up put away any excess products that I was using turn off. My irons, definitely so what I try to do is for my working clients who are regular clients or want to become regular clients, but because I know most times they can't come in on a weekday. I do two Saturdays a month. I try to do them. Spaced out by a two week span so I'll do move some of those clients that they have like no choice, like maybe their teachers or something of that nature, where it's not really that simple to take time off, then I'll, try to put them in on the Saturday, foreign TV off foreign still warm the place before wiping with near I like to relax foreign, so we are done for the day. Let me get myself turn this off today. I was about to throw it on all right, you guys, so I am Audi. I'M done for the day you guys go check out my live from this morning, um, where we were talking about stylists, who technically fish together on the garbage later everyone, everybody tell your kids, I said hello, I will. I will see you guys later.