T3 Blow Dryer & Straighter On Natural Hair (Micro Links Install @Houseofhairuk)

Hi guys welcome back to House of pay UK. I hope everyone is safe and well. If you're new to the channel don't forget to subscribe on this channel, we show you all things: hair extensions from our hair extension Salon based in West London and today I'm going to be doing a micro Lynch transformation on this beautiful lady who has got natural textured Hair and I'm also going to be sampling the tea free blow, dryer and straightener, and seeing how well they actually work on natural hair. So if you're interested in seeing the outcome keep watching, I was actually drawn to the T3 products, because I've seen a few people using them. But I also felt like their color and everything went really well with the Aesthetics inside the salon, the white and gold and we're kind of like white and gold and pink. So I wanted to try them out. So I've got this blow dryer here, which I believe is the Cora Luxe blow dryer and then also the straightener. I believe they only have one type of straightener, but they've got a couple of different curlers, so I wanted to find out. Our client base is predominantly afro-textured hair, so I wanted to make sure that if we were going to invest and have these hair straighteners and blow dryers inside the salon that they're going to be effective with our client base foreign, so I found that the T3 blow Dryer, when I'm comparing it to the palux, it was a lot louder than the pearlex hair dryer um. It weighs a little bit more than the pearlex hair dryer, but it felt nicer in my hands. So I think it's because of the shape and how the size of the actual handle of it um. I just felt like it, was a lot more comfortable in my hands. It was definitely a little bit heavier, but it's a lot hotter and although it's hot, it doesn't actually cause any kind of like frizzing or burning on the client's hair. I use an actual oil-based Heat Protector and, as you can see here very little smoke, it wasn't smoking or anything like that and it wasn't burning through her hair, but it remained hot. So it was able to smooth out her hair with just a couple of passes and I only use the paddle brush rather than a round brush, because I didn't want that really staticky type of look, because I'm about to put hair extensions in. So I actually really like this hairdryer. I don't know if I'm being suede because of how it looks and I find that it looks really cute but um yeah. I really like it. I felt like it was comfortable in my hand, and it was definitely effective for blow drying this client's hair. After putting the hair extensions in, I went back in with my trusted. Cloud9, hair, straighteners and the reason being is because the hair straighteners kept turning off. I don't know if it's how I was holding them. I kept pressing the on and off button, but they just kept turning off and I was getting a little bit frustrated because this was a paying customer she's, not in as a model, so she cannot sit there. All day, while I'm trying to figure out the hot tools that I'm using, I did find that the straighteners they were really light weight in my hand and really easy to use. They clamp down on the hair very well. So there was no kind of gaps in between you. Don'T want that when you've got afro textured hair, you want to make sure that those plates, they clamp together, really tight. So you can slick through the hair and, as you can see here, one or two passes and I was able to smooth through her hair. The plates are really soft and gentle and the tool actually holding the straighteners in your hand, was quite nice and soft. It wasn't heavy and it wasn't uncomfortable. I believe it had a 360 rotating cable as well, which means that when I try to curl them and use them to curl her hair, it wasn't difficult and the wire wasn't going all over the place. They glided and rotated around her hair. Very easy. You on the T3 blow dryer and hair straightener. I actually really like them. I still love my cloud line and my BaByliss Pro straighteners, but I actually think that this and the Dyson hair dryer could possibly be my favorite so um. Now I'm going to get into doing her micro links, hair extensions, this customer she's been in, I think, two or three times so now we're just reusing the exact same eye, tip strand, kinky, straight strands that she's used a few times, we're going to be reusing them And doing a full head install here, you can see that I'm sectioning out this little squares and I'm adding the micro beads into her hair. We retail these beads ourselves. So people always ask us about the tools and equipment. If you go to the houseofairuk.com website, you will see that we sell five millimeter micro beads in bottles of a thousand or in a roll of a thousand. The rolls are amazing because they're very simple for you to Glide the beads onto your Loop tool or your latch hook, so I'm just putting in the beads as my like base and then I'm gon na put in her eye tip strands. I tend to go with squares over rectangle. I'Ve seen that some YouTubers or some American stylists they tend to do like a long rectangle shape. But I find that it's not as flexible and when you want your client to kind of tie their hair up in a hairband, maybe on the same day it just doesn't tend to lie as flat and it puts pressure on their hair below. So all of my micro links, installs or any of my single strands, they're always going to be in a very even Square. As you can see here, foreign. I promise with my game. This is the actual final row that I do for the back of her hair. Although she's got quite a lot of hair, it's actually quite fine, so you don't want to go too high in the crown, because then, when she wears her hair down and she's brushing it you'll start to see the shininess of the eye tip strands and also of The micro beads, so I believe in total, we've done nine rows going up the back, and then I done maybe five or six rows at the side. She just has her hair in a middle part in so it wasn't complicated. I didn't need to kind of like be creative about the position and placement of the beads around the side, but she does tie her hair up in a pony and a high pony at that. So I did need to leave just a little bit more than a two finger space all around the parameter to make sure that the beads were not going to be visible. Nothing is ever here if you're wondering who that random person is not in House of Hair. Uniform that is Jade my salon manager. She came in to get her nails done, but was super early and because my back was killing me, she decided that she was going to help me and finish off the install on the left hand side. So once we finished the install, I was just demonstrating to her to the client how she uses the house of hair brush to make sure that she is brushing the single strand, hair extensions, all the way from the root round your voice. And once I finished the install, I went back in with the T3 blow dryer and just softened out those Kinks that are in the kinky straight hair. I then trimmed up and kind of neatened up the ends of her hair she's gon na wear it straight today. So I'm going to go in with a little bit of hair serum just so that it can tame the hair and it's not going to revert back as quickly. This is the House of Hair serum and that's available on our website, as well as all the other tools that you can see in this application process, and then I am going to straighten her hair out with the cloud nine hair straighteners. What happens as always guys? Thank you so much for watching don't forget to subscribe if you're new to this channel, if you like this content, give it a thumbs up and if you know anyone who might be interested in seeing the same content, then don't forget to share. Also guys don't forget to follow us, because we are really active on our Instagram and our Tick Tock page, both of them House of Hair UK. Thank you so much for watching