Curly To Sleek - My At Home Blowout Using Dyson Supersonic Dryer - Plus Shoulder-Friendly Tips!
- Posted on 10 April, 2021
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- By Anonymous
CURLY TO SLEEK - My at home BLOWOUT using Dyson Supersonic Dryer – Plus Bonus shoulder friendly tips!
In this video, I #blowdry my curly, rather frizzy, and porous hair, into hair that's sleek and shiny! I use my new #dyson Supersonic hairdryer, and also a much less expensive option, a multi-task hot air brush, which is more #shoulderfriendly
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Hello, everyone, i'm carrie lou and thanks so much for stopping by silver style studio. It'S been a while, since i've had a haircut, it's been a year to be exact and my hair is getting out of control, to say the least. As many of my regular viewers know, i have naturally curly hair a little on the frizzy side and just lately even wearing it. Curly is not an option because there's absolutely no shape left to this hair at all. I have been wearing it blown out and i've been enjoying that, especially during the winter months, because there's less humidity in the air, so i'm able to do that when summer comes around that's when it starts getting curly and frizzy. Since i haven't had my hair cut in so long, i've been very concerned about the health of my hair. I don't want to use a hair dryer that gets too hot or make my tools too hot, so that it fries my hair and i've been kind of looking at the dyson hairdryer. For the last four years, a friend of mine was using one on a professional job. We were doing together and i was quite impressed by it. So you know what happens? You start thinking about something you look at the price because it's expensive it's four hundred dollars. I was like how can i justify four hundred dollars for a hairdryer, so let me introduce you to this little baby that i purchased. Look it's hollow. It'S not like any other hairdryer out there. The the weight is in the handle um, it's got so many features that i'm going to explain to you about, but the way i justified the price to myself is that okay, i haven't had a haircut in a year. That must be what about 400 right there and plus i don't get my hair colored. So all this kind of justified, my buying a dyson and i'm very pleased with it. I must say so. Let me show you some of the things it came with. It came with uh three different attachments. There'S two nozzles. This one is slightly wider. That'S for knocking out most of the moisture before you start working with this very narrow one, that is for smaller sections. When you really want precise styling, let me show you the difference in those that's the wider one, that's the more narrow one. Okay, it also comes with a diffuser. I haven't used this yet because, like i said, my hair is not really cut for having it curly, but look at this bam very impressive right. The way the attachments just snap on they snap on and they're, not wobbly it. It'S all magnetic. It kind of reminds me of i was going to say this is like the mercedes-benz of hairdryers, but it it's kind of more like a tesla. If you want to use a car analogy, because it's kind of futuristic look, i could do that all day. Ah, once more, let me show you some of the functions before we move on to a less expensive, hairdryer and then the demonstration. So i was very impressed by this. This is the filter. Usually, the filter is on the end of your hair dryer and your your hair can kind of get caught in it. If you're not careful, this pulls down and you clean it and snap it back in place again. So you have to make sure your hand is not over that by the way. That'S why i hold mine here. There'S a cold shot button. If you don't know what a cold shot button is it's um? Okay? So when you have heat on your hair, you've been styling it with your brush, it's very important to give it a cold shot to cool off that hair. It'S it's very good for the health of your hair and also it's going to help keep the bounce in all that hard work that you've been doing so cold shot button on off switch. This is the heat, and this is the fan speed. So there are three heat settings and there are three speed settings. I wish you could feel this it. It'S so well balanced it. This is going to be great for my arms anyway, so that's it for this little baby, you'll be seeing me using this later and next, i'm going to show you an option that is good for those of us that have dodgy shoulders and arms because it can Be very tiring when you have both arms above your head. Some people can't even do that so with this next device, i'm not comparing it to this one, because really there is no comparison, so this next hair dryer is going to be really good. For those of you who have trouble raising your arms above your head to dry, your hair okay, so this is an interchangeable, hot air brush, and this weighs right now about half a pound without the attachments it does come with about five different attachments. It'S from a small company on amazon called bz. I'Ve been using this for about two months and it's 55 dollars for lots of stuff doesn't snap on quite as well as the dyson, but it's pretty good. You just press this button and you can change attachments now. These do get hot so if you're changing them, while you're doing your hair you're going to have to wear, oh wait a minute. It comes with a special glove, i'm not into wearing these protective gloves, because i don't know i find that i just can't work with them because then they grab your hair. So personally i don't use that, but you can make up your mind about that. This is one brush, it comes with. It comes with a large circular brush. This one is rather hairy. I'M sorry i've been using that that's the one i use the most. Actually, it also comes with a paddle brush, so you can make different shapes on your hair. Now the reason i do like this is because you can work with it with your arm down you you can, depending on the mobility of your shoulder, you can get it. You can reach the top of your head. Without raising your shoulder much, you can switch arms. So you can give one shoulder a rest. I don't know about you, but i tend to switch on some people can't do that, i'm so clever! Okay, you see so even when you're getting a top section of hair, your shoulder is still level. So i think a lot of people would be able to use this. The downside is, it doesn't have a cold button and the settings are a little bit hard to change as you're blowing out your hair. But i suppose a lot of hair dryers are like that too um, but for 55 dollars. You can't go that far wrong. Can you and this weighs less than a pound with the attachment? Again, i'm not comparing these hair dryers with each other. I wanted to give you a video on how to blow out your hair, because a lot of you were asking me how i get this sleek hairstyle, although it's not looking very sleek today, i'm sorry. I really need that haircut, i'm going in for my haircut next week and i can't wait so it's not a comparison. Video one is going to help you if you have a wonky shoulder. Okay, let's get on with the demonstration. This is my hair freshly shampooed and conditioned it's been air, dried and, i didn't add, any product to it. So this is kind of how it dries, if left to its own devices, i've washed and conditioned my hair all the products i'm using can be found in the video description below i'm going to try to keep the products i'm using in this video to a minimum. I have been using bumble and bumble blow dry, heat, protective cream, it's for dry and damaged hair, it's 32, which is very expensive, and i'm really going through it a lot because my hair is very dry and porous and it tends to suck up product. And i don't love it so, to be honest, i've been searching for something different and for this video i'm going to try the l'oreal blow dry, it thermal smoother cream. It'S it has a heat protectant, which is really important, especially as you get older. Your hair tends to be very fragile and you just have to baby it a lot more, especially when you're using hot tools. So we'll try this i'll. Let you know what i think and if you have any products, any products with a like a thermal smoothing cream that you absolutely love. Please share it with me and the other viewers. Let'S talk about fragile hair for a bit. My hair is, as i get older. It tends to break more and it doesn't grow as fast. So it's very important to look after the hair that you have and try to do everything you can to not let it break. I don't blow out my hair all the time i have during the winter months, because the air is really dry and it's easy to keep a good blowout in place for a week, because my hair is very dry, it doesn't get oily, so i don't have to Touch it well, i do i do a little bit of touching up during the week, but not much one blowout and i'm done in the summertime. It'S another story. It'S very humid out my hair tends to be very kinky and curly during the humid summer months. So i wash it i put in some good product, i scrunch it and i can either diffuse it or i can let it air dry so as much air drying as you can do it's better for your hair. So try to be very gentle with your hair. You will see me using some hot tools. I keep my hair dryer at a medium setting, so not super hot, and if i choose to touch up my hair with a straightening iron at the end, it will be on a low setting and it will be moving very quickly. I'M going to use a little bit of the blow dry it the l'oreal blow dry it throughout my hair. I just distribute it on my hands. First, that's going to make it distribute through my hair, smooth if you just have like a little blob on your hand, and then you go in it's not going to be very, even so, try to make sure you get it everywhere. I like how this feels it has a nice uh slip to it. It'S making my hair feel smoother already, and i like to get my little frizzy bits which is here around my ears. If i didn't do anything to these areas, they would like grow sideways. Okay, i'm using about a dime size blob. Every time you see me apply a bit more make sure you get some in the ends. I'M just going to roughly put this up on my head, so i can get to the rest and then i'm going to section off my hair, but do take your time when you distribute the creams or mousse whatever you put in your hair, otherwise you're going to Get some areas that will visibly look like they're missing that cream when you're finished you'll get some dry patches and other areas that look like really nice and silky. Let'S give it a little comb through. This is a wide tooth comb and then we're going to section off pieces. If your hair lacks body, you can use a little bit of mousse. I also like to use some mousse in my cowlick areas. For instance, back here i have a cowlick and it makes my hair flat at the crown, so i put a little bit of this in the root alright. So that's a little bit of mousse. This one is moroccan oil mousse, which is like a moisturizing formula. I'M going to start sectioning off my hair. Now, if you have very thick hair, you might need more sections. If you have thin hair, you don't need quite as many it will make your hair a lot easier to handle. If you do this, though, i often find, if i want my hair looking extra special and i really want it to stay in place all day, i'll do smaller sections and i'll take my time with it. You can blow dry your hair a bit more roughly, but it won't look quite as styled which that's, okay, it doesn't need to look like a hundred percent fantastic every day. I don't know where my clips are disappearing to it's like socks in the laundry you know where you always lose them. It'S the same thing with clips, maybe they're with the socks in some little pocket of the universe. Who knows? Okay, one more back here: okay and i'll leave these out because um that's not much hair; okay, now to start blowing it out with my new dyson hair dryer. So i'm going to put this on a medium setting, not too hot. I'M grabbing the first section of my hair and i'm using the strong jetta there to blow my hair onto the brush, it's very important to keep the brush and dryer moving. So it's never on the same place for too long. I just want to explain something to you here. You may have seen me moving the nozzle around and many people don't touch the nozzle first, because it can get quite hot, and this one doesn't, which is fantastic and the reason why it's good to be able to turn the nozzle is because the brush is always At a different angle - and you want that nozzle in alignment with your brush - so not like this - always like this, so that the nozzle, the jet of air, is chasing your hair around the brush. Okay. So sometimes it's like that, if, if i'm doing the top of my hair, i'm going to turn the nozzle so that it's facing this way, it makes it a lot easier for your hand. Okay, let's go! My hair should be a little wetter than this for best results, but my hair dries really fast because it's so porous so so i am super happy with the results of the dyson hairdryer and my little cheapy l'oreal blow dry. It thermal smoother cream. This worked much better than my more expensive bumble and bumble, so i'm going to stick with this for a while, but i'm going to switch hair dryers for now, because this one is going to be a lot easier on your shoulders and arms, and i know many Of us have trouble raising our shoulders far above our heads, especially for a long period of time. The great thing about this is that you can do it one-handed and that's what i'm going to show you now. It heats in a different way because the air comes obviously from the brush, as opposed to hot air going on to the brush. So it's not quite as smooth as a really good hair dryer like my dyson, but let's give it a shot. I want to change it to a smaller brush. Now this gets hot, so you have to be very careful. It actually does come with a mitt a glove. I should say i just used the edge of a towel to protect my hands. So it's pretty easy to change, but you just have to be careful: the temperature okay, let's do the smaller one, because my hair is kind of shorter on top. So that's why i need the smaller brush. Top half was done with the bz hot air brush and the lower half, of course, was done with dyson. You don't get quite the smoothness of the hot air brush, but the reason i wanted to show it to you was because it's it's very light. Let me just grab it it's less than a pound. So if you have shoulder problems, this might be your answer because some of you, i know just can't, do the two-handed thing. So if you can't get to a salon - and you have to do your own hair, then this is a really good option. We of course, haven't put any finishing products in the hair, yet there are a few products that i like. I have been using bumble and bumble grooming cream for years on model shoots whenever there are those pesky flyaways, i put a little bit in my fingertips. I'Ll just show you just a little bit: it's all you need, and you can just run that through to smooth out your hair. If you need something even a little heavier than that bumble and bum will make a very good product called cream contour and it's thicker, and you can put that in the ends or anywhere. You need a little extra control. I love this i'll. Put this on my hair in a little bit, not right. Now, though, because i want to show you if you're wanting to pull out all the stops, then you can't beat a little bit of extra heat. I know we're trying to keep away from heat, but this is my straightening iron. This is a sea doo, straightening iron. I have had this for about 10 years. It'S gone all over the place with me and again i use it on shoots all the time it makes your hair super silky. It has a temperature gauge, so i can get it. I'M gon na get this at 340, which is like a medium heat and i'm just going to whisk it through my hair. I'M not staying in any one place like so, and it makes all the difference because sometimes we, like a nice bounce that you get from a blow dryer, but you might want the ends just a little bit straighter. So i'm going to quickly do this. It does make a huge difference, so don't do it all the time, maybe for when you want to look your very best great and another thing i like to do. I have a very inexpensive product for you. If you have porous dry hair, i think you're going to like this product, it's from the ordinary and it's pure argan oil. It'S not like this brand is moroccan oil and i think they made the argan oil kind of famous and it smells really nice, but it is a strong smell. This one is, has no added perfume, so what you're smelling is a pure argan oil, and i have heard in some reviews that some people don't like it. So i add just a little drop of lavender oil to mine and it has no funny smell at all that way and what i do is i just rub it through my hair again, not if your hair is thin and oily, you don't want to use more Oily products, but for hair like mine, this works really well, and i touch up with this all week. Sometimes i massage some into my scalp and my hair is so thirsty that it doesn't even look oily. This is only about seven dollars, there's a link to it. In the video description, oh and one more thing, i told you that i would show you the bumble and bumble thickening cream contour. So that's how much you put on, i wouldn't say a pea size, maybe two peas and just rub it into your fingertips. First and i'm not looking in a mirror here, so it's a little tricky doing this by braille, i like to get the parts first that are a little uh out of control, typically like around the temples. My hair is has a lot of flyaways and i think you can see that it puts um a little bit more texture in the hair. It'S not just one-dimensional, so it gives it a little bit more dimension and it helps it stay put. This is a nice replacement for hairspray, because it's actually good for your hair, and you can do things with it like look at the difference, if i wanted to make it sleek - and i if i wanted to put it behind my ears, make it a bit more Of a need to look good girl, bad girl. I crack me up sorry about that and here's the finished result. Let me know what you think in the next couple of weeks, i'm going to do a video tutorial, showing you how i would uh refresh this because, as i told you, this will last me a week. But if i wanted to look extra good about three days from now i'll very often put my jumbo velcro rollers in all over my head and voom. It refreshes the whole look so stand by for that, and i have to do it within the next couple of weeks because i have a hairdressing appointment. My first haircut in a year is coming up in a couple of weeks. So who knows? I don't think i'll. Go back really short, we'll see, it will definitely be a good trim, though so stay tuned. For that i do hope you like this video. If you did please subscribe and give me a thumbs up i'll, see you next time bye, you
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Vicki Bruck: Kerry-Lou, I am 70 years old and recently allowed my hair to grow out and it’s a beautiful silver. I just found your channel and I understand that you were hesitant to start it up. I am so thankful that you did. You are beautiful both on the inside and outside. You demonstrate true elegance and it gives me hope. I am a few years older than you but I believe elegance can last a lifetime. I am trying to change my presentation to be appropriate for my age and having some difficulty. I will continue to watch your channel and thank you for giving those of us who are over 50, 60, and even 70. Much love
Pat Gould: Thank you. I have been waiting for this video for quite awhile. I started growing my hair out from a pixie the same time you did. My hair is gray and curly too (2b and 3c tho) and I'm tired of just curly styles. So thank you!! I love you and your suggestions!!
Virginia Michelini: Thank you for helping me to learn to love my gray hair. When I decided to stop coloring and go natural I never knew that meant the front of my head would be gray and the back would be a mix of dark brown with many shades of gray. The back was a lot for me to learn to live with. In fact, I had my stylist color all grey hoping it would all grow out to be more even. Well, she did as I asked but said it may not work. Now it is months later and I'm back to being many shades again. Only this time I am watching you and other ladies on YT who have helped me see, I and my hair are normal and even beautiful. Thanks.
Mitzi Ann Roberts: I found it! Love the look! You have so many helpful tips. I lost my eldest sister 34 years ago. You're not a replacement for her, but you sure have helped as I am now 54 and my hair especially is starting to age. I feel like I have found help from you Kerry-Lou. Kind Regards, Mitzi Ann
Amy Pope: I appreciate the reviews of the 2 hair dryers, particularly the straight one for "wonky shouldered" folks. I have damage to my neck and shoulders, so I often can't use my traditionally shaped hair dryer. This one is definitely worthy of consideration, just so I can maintain a squared-shoulder posture. Thanks, Kerry-Lou!
CJ Mac: Thank you for another great video, Kerry-Lou! You look beautiful, and your detailed descriptions and tips are SO helpful!!! p.s. If my gray was as gorgeous as yours, my colorist would be out of a job!
helpfulnatural: I'm going through the same growing pains with my hair. Curly, dry, stopped coloring it a year ago and haven't had a haircut in many months. :( I've gone back to using a co-wash product in between shampooing my hair. It has helped with frizzies tremendously! Also a leave-in conditioner is a must for my hair as it keeps the frizz to a minimum between washings. :) I rarely use a hair dryer, maybe once or twice a year and always with a diffuser. :)
Sandy Miller: I have wavy/curly hair. I've stopped using heated tools on it, and grew it out a little (mine goes poofey if I don't). The extra length makes it much more manageable. One of the products I use religiously is Paul Mitchell's "fast form". I apply it when my hair is wet and let it air dry. I have tried many many products and always go back to fast form. I think you might like it if you tried it.
CS Studio: Your hair looks amazing anyway you are wearing it. Thanks for demo. My hair is just like yours and has gotten drier as I've gotten older (63). To deal with the dryness I have been applying jojoba or coconut oil every week or so for several hours prior to shampooing. Recently started using Shea Moisture shampoo, conditioner and curl milk after while damp. Then I let it air dry. Works great, hair is moisturized, not frizzy and curls have nice definition without stiffness. During week as the hair starts drying, I work a bit of Hair Biology Argan Oil Taming Serum. Finally, after all these years found a process that works, lol!
Cynthia Willis: Your hair is fabulous however you style it. After losing mine to chemo, I have gone through several stages, curly being one! I love my Dyson hair dryer, too. Thanks for sharing your tips.
Stacey Trewart: Hi Kerry-Lou! What a great video thank you. My hair is short (but in need of a good cut) but didn’t know about air drying being good for ageing hair.... but during lockdown it’s all I have done... that was lucky!! When I do blow dry I use the Bumble and Bumble setting spray which is great on my short hair... love your hair stories
Linda: You inspire me so! I’m letting my hair grow up too, but only in month 4. I’m heading towards your length. But some days are tougher than others.
Wendy Maxwell: A silk pillowslip will really help to reduce the breakage of hair while sleeping. I'm also dead jealous of your natural curls ... & the distribution of your platinum amongst your naturally dark colour. If your hair looks this good after not having been to the hairdresser for a year, don't do it!
Jody C.: I'm a curly girl -- salt/pepper and I have been using Cantu products for a few years. I like the Curl Activator Leave-in Conditioner and the Define & Shine Curl Custard. It tames the frizz, adds some shine, all without being too heavy. And it's very inexpensive. No silicone or other bad stuff. I mostly air dry my hair with these products and then scrunch it when dry and fluff the roots. Your hair is beautiful! I especially like it curly.
Kathy Cadile: This is lovely and you explained it so well. Your hair looks great but I am partial to your short hair. I just love the little longer pixie on you. It looks so glamorous and I'm sure it is easy to take care of. My hair is so similar to yours in color and with the curls. I don't think I would like taking all that time to blow it out, this is why I keep it short. Your hair looks good though at any stage. Keep sharing.
no name: Your hair grows so fast!! I just cut off 10" to donate so mine is slightly shorter than yours now. I need a new blowdryer for when I don't want to wear mine curly. This was great, not only for the demo and products but for your fun sense of humor.
Carol A: Your hair always looks gorgeous...curly, straightened, long, or shirt. The color is beautiful!
Nana: Your hair grew out fast! It looks so healthy and silky!
kathy lam: Just got a trim, and she dried & straightened w/that dryer. I love it! I can wear it curly or straight. Frizz is my problem. I have white, (although i just got low lights & love them!), course, low porosity hair. Ugh!! If you get a cut, PLEASE tape it!!
Nancy Simonds: Your hair is just like mine! I let it air dry often and it dries in frizzy ringlets. I can use a straitening iron, but it doesn’t work as well for me any more. After I straighten it, it starts to wave and frizz up again. I’m 68 and have been living with many health problems. My hair is looking broken and dull. What would you suggest to combat this? I think I’ll order a few of the products you used to give some shine and body to my hair. Anything else you might suggest? You look as beautiful as ever.❤️
Peaches Skin Care: Your hair looks just classic. I also have natural curly hair and it looks just awful so I blow it out as well. I wish I had more white like you do. Just lovely. Thank You I’m also curious about the Dyson. I also love you are aging with grace. Such a lovely example Lisa
Smita Jal: Hi Kerry Lou, your hair is growing out beautifully.... lovely video...I had always loved your Pixi cut but this is awesome too..hope all well at your end.. ... please take care and stay safe....
Roxanne Facer: I also am growing out my wavy/curly hair and stopped coloring. I have been following "curly girl" recommendations and am starting to get some good results following their recommendations. Frizz is basically just dry hair and needs conditioning.
tatrojan57: I just love your hair as it is now. It looks sofisticated and you look younger! You should try a thermal brush to make the top layer of hair smooth and silky. I use the lowest setting and I love how it smooths the hair, but doesn't remove the body like my straightener.
Kim Carr: Thanks for your tutorials! I really appreciate it! I love how your hair is both white and gray. Having said that, I am nervous for you to go get your hair cut. You didn't ask for suggestions and I totally get that. I understand you have to get a cut that actually works with your hair. I like your hair both curly and straight. I dropped out of CGM but learned a lot. Now my curly fine hair is down to the bottom of my bra strap and I've been air drying till damp then rolling on magnetic rollers and then wrapping around my head to achieve a somewhat straight but wavy hair that I pull over to the side in a low pony that curls in a barrel curl. LOL the things we do for our hair!
Anita: Wow - the color pattern in your hair is gorgeous and the curls are so softening - beautiful!
Jen Lambie: Gorgeous as ALWAYS. Kerry-Lou. I love your hair both long and short but I do giggle when I think about your time saving wash, hand style n out the door short hair. Take care as always, Jen
TD: You are gorgeous, and I especially love the sleek blowout. You remind me of Catherine Deneuve with this look. :)
dos dandelions: I love your curls. They really become you. I am 66 with fine silver-white hair that has no curls. We always admire what we don't have. Mine is shiny and I love it. Curls would be fabulous even though I know they can be challenging to control.
Virginia Brayton: Kerry-Lou your hair is gorgeous no matter the length, curly or straight, air dried or blow dried. Not many women can be that blessed. The Dyson seemed to give just a titch better results than the other. Was it because your hair wasn't wet enough when you started? I think you mentioned that it was drier than usual when you started demonstrating both blow dryers. Is the Dyson your first choice? I haven't heard of this blow dryer but it sure seemed well made and easy to control. Your video was quite interesting. I love being introduced to new (to me) and different products. Thanks for the time you put in and the energy it took to bring us this video. It's very appreciated. ❤
stunning silver: My hair is so much like yours, same texture and color, I also had a short hair cut like yours and started growing it out the same time you did, I was loving it for a while But then it was getting out of control And I couldn't do nothing with this hair, starting feeling a little like a old hag with all that wild silver, Also have frozen shoulder, so can't lift my arm at all, So what did I do? I cut it off and went back to my short hair and I love it, I mean I tried the long silver but it is not for me, I'm 63 and think with the short hair I look younger. I'm glad I tried, but I really love myself with short silver hair cut. Your beautiful no matter how you wear your silver. I'm curious to see how long you grow. I be watching your grow long journey.
Turra Gorman: You have to be one of the prettiest ladies on YT. Great information. I have fine hair so frizz is never a problem but a good hair trim is a must or my hair just hangs.
Peggy Reinhold: After many month I had a haircut last Wednesday, it was to long to pull it up, it was nearly toutching my bra on my back. I use the products from Garnier " Wahre Schätze" in English " Real Treasure' with argan oil and almond creme. It is for very dry and fuzzy hair, I love it. The reason I wear my hair long enough to pull it up is one of my hobbies. I'm sewing dresses from the time 1860 to 1900. We have living history weekends in the time table matching houses, hotels, etc. every thing has to be authentic as can be. I don't want to wear a wig, but a hairpiece is okay. Greetings, stay safe, love
Tonya L.: I really like the format of your video.. it was easy going and relaxing .. you have a calm and elegant spirit . I have similar hair and now considering buying the dyson because of your video .
Sabine V: Thank you for your lovely tutorial, I have curly hair myself and was wondering about the Dyson hairdryer, can not wait to see your new hair cut ! Have a lovely Day
Janet Yamashige: I like the Kérastase Ciment Thermique protectant. I target my ends first then apply to the rest, and use a Denman brush to distribute it evenly throughout. The price tag is "Ouch!" tho
Gotta Be Handmade: Girl this has been so helpful to me > Thank You #KerryLou your hair is gorgeous!
Karen Ley: Hi Kerry-Lou I use Kerastase Nutritive Thermique Nectar - it is a bit expensive but is excellent at nourishing your hair and protecting it from heat.
Wendy Walker: Love the curly on you - more interesting than the straight. Thanks to subscribers for product recommendations - will be trying some.
Teresa P: Your hair looks wonderful. Thanks for the tips. I have been thinking about getting a hair dryer that has brush attachments.
Jing Yu: Hello Kerry-Lou, so glad to find this video and immediately subscribe and watch many of your videos and got a lot inspiration, thank you very much. I am wondering how to keep yellowish from grey hair. Could you please introduce some products for this issue and make grey hair looking healthy meanwhile. ThX.
monica cappetta: I love your hair blown out. You look fabulous!
Catherine: You have lovely hair, amazingly different from curly to sleek, very pretty. Have you tried any of the Coleen Rothschild hair products. So far I love her shampoo and perfect and protect styling cream, recently purchased the travel kit, to try more items. It’s a higher priced brand, in line with b&B. I also enjoy the dyson hair dryer
Teresa Burkett: You are so beautiful, I love the texture of your hair. Can’t wait to see your new do!
M Elizabeth: I hope you can make a video of your cut. I’m not as curly as you so I’d love to see what your stylist does. Do you look for a cut to suit your curls that you can blow out as well or a cut to primarily suit your blowout that you can also let go curly. There is a difference, lol. I can’t seem to get the right cut.
TRUEdat mar: I love your hair longer anyway you wear it ,so pretty .
R.Melinda R.: I would LOVE to have your hair before AND after! I have super fine, straight hair! You would look beautiful in a bob cut!
Barb6106: I agree with others.. the curly is fabulous—you look young and fresh❤️. With my straight hair I always wanted that curl!, of course
Bets Cilliers Anderson: Can you please explain the difference between foundation, bb and cc cream?
Roberta: Just beautiful! Do you use anything special to keep your white hair so white? Many thanks for your sweet nature and sharing tips!
Jules Garcia: Lovely Kerry Lou! How about showing us curly hair ladies what products are best for curly hair, like yours. I seldom use a diffuser, I perfer to air dry.
Barbara O: What I think? I think God gave you great hair that looks terrific whether it's long or short, curly or straightened. See you again soon, Kerry-Lou. Hope you and Joe are enjoying life!
Cecilia Barrera: Beautiful!
Sheri Greb: Absolutely love your videos!!
Diane Perez: Been wanting dyson, gonna have to wait though, just bought a L’ange Le Volume which I love
Deb Mary: Your hair looks amazing!! I gather you wash about once a week- is that correct? I’m sure others have asked, sorry for repetition.
Kuvasz 93: Lovely!! Gonna try some of those products. Thanks
Just-an Illusion: You are so beautiful! No matter what hairstyle...I love you most wearing curly hair. Maybe because you are so lively!!!❤
catmama54: I love your hair any which way you wear it. I have broken down and cut mine and its like a bob now but I'm still not sure if I want to let it grow out or go back to a pixie. It's so hot there in Fl and short hair is cooler. My Dad was a hair stylist and boy if that Dyson was available back then he'd have loved it. xoCathy
indria drayton: Beautiful!!!!
Nury Colon: I love it
Ya AL: I like your curls Am a curly girl myself.
Judy Kilger: Nice job! Enjoyed!
Shelly Jay: I really loved your pixie better. It gave you a bright and lively look. To each her own but long gray hair is not as flattering. PS: love your make up tips.
Sharon Buffett: while I love your hair long - I still think it looked the best when you had the very short pixie
Hilaria Troncoso: Excellent
Susan Wilson: Thank you! We asked and you delivered.
La Quita McCullough: I love the curls better!! Of course my hair is straight as a board I wish you could find out how many thousands it cost to go here?
Janet Annisette: Great, fabulous... The colour little similar to my own.
Valerie Boyer: Wow, you look gorgeous beautiful spectacular with your hair straight.
Mary Co: Es usted muy hermosa!! Me gustaria entender lo qie transmite...soy de podría subtitular en español.gracias
Floridagal: So sorry about your salons. They’ve been open in FL for months. Ask your stylist about protein treatments. They’ve been a game changer for me!
P Cloudy: I would love to know what kind of shampoo and conditioner you use for your gray hair please.
Aurora Montero: Please traductor español.Gracias!!!!
Kathleen Patterson: Fabulous!
Diane Gibbs: I keep hoping someone will NOT think the Dyson dryer is worth it...;)
Angie: I have the same texture hair but love mine long as prefer the weight so it doesn't kink so much . Do prefer you with straighter hair. X
Zuzana Pecharová: Beautiful :D
Aging Gracefully with Noelia Soto: Your hair is so beautiful :)
Pam B: I wish I could grow my hair out to your length. I’ve kept mine short for years. I can’t stand the growing out, my hair sticks out all over. I ah e natural curly hairy. Not quite as curly as yours. Mine just waves and sticks out places. I have control when it is short. Once it starts to stick out all over I know it’s time for another haircut. Which I’m doing next week. Plus, I live in Georgia and it gets warm here in the summer. So I’m looking forward to it. Great video. If I ever let my hair grow out, I’m getting a Dyson. It looked so easy for you to dry you hair. Your hai is beautiful. I’ve been trying to grow mine out to gray. But it’s still just salt and pepper. I want. O be ally pretty white, like one of my aunts. She had beautiful hair, I hope some day mine looks like hers.
Fiona Frazer: I love the curly "before". While the straight is nice - it seems a little "safe" and not really your style. (That's an assumption, isn't it!!). I like it when you wear it up, also. That said, I still prefer a short, funky, spiky look on you.
Stacy B: Your hair is GLORIOUS, even when in its natural curly state! Sephora sale is this month and you can buy the Dyson hairdryer at HUGE discounts. I only get 10% off, but that is still an $80 savings!
X ray: Only 1 year in, and I don't have the courage to cut out the dyed hair. I'm being patient
Terri Landry: I have similar hair. I would love for you to show us how they cut your hair!
R. Hope: You look beautiful in any style. I hope you show us your new haircut!
Annet van der Hoeven: I love your hair
Bernie Ott: Lovely, beautiful
Tonya Carey: You should always wear your hair curly!!!!!!
B. M: Curls look the best on you!
Sue Humphreys: I'm ready to cancel my haircut!!!
Maeve Brennan: Fab Kerry -Lou
Maria Lopez: I'm just wondering.. How Good is that Dyson..
Daniel L. Phillips: Impressive.. The lovely lady..
Doudou53 D: You look like Catherine Deneuve !!!!!!!
Brikena Hoxha: I don't know but you are like Marylin Monro.Seems to me like her
Mary Lu: You look so george no t matter you fixyou ha ir.You are so beautiful.❤
solange riley: You are very beautiful, are you using Juvederm? this is my first time seeing your program.