How I Straighten My Coarse Curly Gray Hair In Less Than 10 Minutes

Hi everyone today, i'm going to show you how to go from this to this, using your everyday products like a regular blow dryer and a round brush and a little bit of coconut oil. So you can have fantastic, beautiful, easy to manage hair without damage. I usually wash my hair at night and let it dry. Naturally, last night i did wear a hair mask so there it is, and i just use it as a conditioner afterwards, and i let it sit for about three minutes. Always after washing my hair, i apply coconut oil, which i keep in this little tiny yogurt container, with a fun cap after i wash it towel dry it for a little bit, put some coconut oil in it and then tie the hair back or let it just Loose and dry next morning, my hair will look like this. You can see how curly and just unruly my goal is to put as little heat as possible in my hair, and in order to do that, i do two things protect it and as i'm drying. If i feel like the hair is not straightening quickly, i put a little bit more coconut oil in it. The idea is to spend the least amount of time with heat on the hair, so that i don't damage it. I just spray enough of the product so that the hair is slightly damp just like. If i run my fingers through it, i feel the wetness, but i'm trying to do it all over it's a lot of ugly here i will use high on both the amount of air and the heat. So the first thing i do is i separate my hair and i get two thirds of it. I pull it from the base of the hair down and this brush is a metal brush, so the heat will move super fast through it. The short bristles will hold on to the hair, so it should be straight enough right there did you notice that sometimes i would go this way and sometimes i would go under so now. I just go to the side and maybe one third of the way, and now we have another, maybe fourth of the hair left over coconut oil makes the brush slide through really quickly get the fibers taste really straight as you pull it through. I love this technique. I mean my entire life, i did not use coconut oil and after i started with it, it just makes this go so much faster and i really like the results, so i'm pulling it from the very root and as soon as i do that i start turning. My brush around and i put the heat right on to the hair. It might even touch it and i just pull it out together. Both hands are moving in the same direction and then towards the end. I just stwist it a little bit. I hope that makes sense there. It is, let's do another portion of it now i feel like here might not be straight enough, so i do a little bit more two more bunches, since i like to balance things out now. I just am going to do, and nerd is out of my face, still feels wet from the heat protectant so now, for the very last part, this should go super quick because i do like to wear my hair, mostly the gray, showing i kind of part, like A deep part right here and let me get close so i can see what i'm doing and i'll try to do my hair this way for a little bit just to get the hair laying in the right direction. But before i do that, i'm going to try to get the back if there's any kinks like that, i'm going to remove that by putting my head upside down and drying out the crown. So i feel like i need a little bit more. You can see right here that this area is not really super smooth. I could use the hair dryer and just try to do it over and over again, but i think it will do more damage than if i just use a flat iron. I'M just gon na get a very small three fingers wide, very thin part of hair. I will get my flat iron, that's about an inch to an inch and a half and then i'll just quickly run that through and at the end. I try to turn and turn the um tips under a little see. There'S another bump right here i can see because the color it looks all funky, so i just go from the base and quickly go down there now. The part that annoys me, the most is the hair right next to the ears and oh, this is dangerous, as i cannot see i'll try to get as close as possible. I'Ll do the same on this side to the earpiece. I don't care. If it's not perfect, i really don't if there are dents. I know that some people would just go on forever going like this, and you can do that too. Like just use this as a comb and just kind of towards the end kind of hold it and pull it down with the twist down and then that flips it up a little, do the same in the back. Maybe the areas that i thought. Maybe i cannot see so i'm just gon na go once over as if i were brushing my hair and pulling it under. As you can see, i need a haircut, so you will see a little scraggly. A little bit of coconut oil will fix it and i will put it on just to see if it improves it. Sometimes, if you put too much coconut oil, it just looks heavy and oily, so i'm putting about a pea size, it's melting right away, because my hands are warm and literally i'm just gon na. Do the little ends just to make sure that everything gets coated. If i take care of my hair like this, i can go three days without washing as we age our oil glands will also slow down. So you could go a few more days in between wash and, of course, there's always that batiste spray. That is a lifesaver for the days you feel, like your hair is kind of flat, but you're not quite ready to wash yet i'll. See you tomorrow,