From Curly To Straight | Using Olaplex On Type 4 Hair + Straightening Natural Hair

Hey y'all, it's bria simone, so we're going to start off with the olaplex number three and apply that throughout her hair, the direction says to have the hair damp a towel dry to achieve that effect, i'm going to spray the hair and then squeeze the excess water Out it also says to thoroughly apply the product, but honestly i didn't do that because she has a lot of hair and the bottle is really small and this stuff is not cheap. So i applied enough so you're supposed to leave the product in for about 10 minutes. So i set her under the dryer with a plastic cap and that's exactly what we did on medium heat. So now we're going to rinse this right on out and using the shampoo to wash it out, and this shampoo smells so good. It smells so clean and it definitely got her scalp and hair clean, and i didn't have to use much at all. Like a little goes a long way with this shampoo, so i love that and it also cleansed her hair without stripping her hair and making it dry. Now we're going to use the number eight deep conditioner. Oh somebody, oh! What is that? So i'm going to be honest, this moisture mask wasn't really giving moisture um it was okay, it could have been better honestly. So what i'm going to do next time is just use our regular conditioner. I actually use these products and straightened my hair. After doing hers - and i used our regular conditioner and it was a lot better, so it definitely added that moisture. That'S what i'm going to do with her next time. This product is literally bonding your strands together, so i wouldn't completely rely on this to you know give that moisture like our natural hair products. Now we are done detangling and i set her under the dryer for another 10 minutes and rinse that out and now we are moving on to blow drying, i'm using my favorite qi heat protectant. You know i stand by the heat protectant. I apply it throughout each section of the hair while blow drying, and then i apply some more before straightening her hair and i believe this helps with her not having heat damage or her curls being damaged, because you know applying that heat protectant throughout each section and Just applying it throughout her hair thoroughly, so it's protected and, of course i start from the bottom and work my way up, so i am using the highest setting, which is 450. Yes, i'm using 450. I only strain her hair twice a year and it makes the silvers last longer and the results just is just better okay, and so you want to make sure you start at the roots, the very top okay, get them roots and work your way down and yeah And bam, look at that period. You only need to do one pass. You don't need to keep going over the hair over and over. That'S how you get heat damage and that's how you damage your curls one pass. Now, i'm going to trim each section. This just makes it easier for me honestly, instead of just waiting till the end and then trimming it all at once, and then i don't know it just makes it a lot easier. Now. Why is my wrist? Looking like that? Look at the flicking? Oh my gosh. You look broke wow right and another woman that could take a spotlight. If i wrote you a symphony just to say how much you mean to me, if i told you you were beautiful, would you date me on the regular baby, and this is the final look? Is giving body? Okay? Look at that? Look at that shine! That'S that heat, protectant y'all! Look at that! It'S so full! The density of course, look look at that the ends is healthy. I did that once again, so i do notice with the olaplex that her hair is a lot softer but strong, and i really feel like it's. You know that bonding formula they put in there. I don't know what they'd be putting up in there, but i definitely felt a difference, so i do end up curling her hair and using flexi rods. So stay tuned for that, and thank you so much for watching.