Hair Tutorial: How-To Control Baby Hairs Along The Hairline
Matthew Collins demos how-to control the baby hairs around the hairline and how to use foam on dry hair for preferred texture.
Hey everybody, my name is Matthew, Collins and I'm here at the 110th L'Oreal professional anniversary or a professional was the first company that invented hair color 110 years ago, and we're celebrating that today our segment is something that takes natural, beautiful, sexy hair into something. That'S a little bit more avant-garde and edgy. So what I'm gon na show you we're in the prep mode right now and I use L'Oreal professional volume lifts which is my favorite mousse. It'S a three hold mousse, so it doesn't overly stick the hair and a lot of people don't like to put mousse on wet hair. It'S a. I mean dry hair, it's a little bit tricky, but with the level 3 hold you don't have to worry about it. You can give it some time. The first thing I'm gon na - do I already prepped this a little bit, but you can see she's got all these little baby hairs here and she's got these little kinks here that we can get with the Flatiron, but I first want to work them because I Don'T want to put too much heat on these baby hairs because they already are so much weaker than the rest of the hair, so I'm gon na try to do that with a brush and a blow dryer first, my first move that I do is I take This volume list - and I put about that much in my hands - I always like to break it down in my hands because it gives it a little bit more give. Now. I come in front of her face and I make sure that all those baby hairs have that mousse and product on it. I come up the first thing I'm going to do because I don't know if I might put her in a ponytail. So the trickiest part is these pieces staying down and coming out of a sleep ponytail. So what I'm gon na? Do you see my brush here? It'S very fine, so I put the brush on high and you see I'm blow-drying everything right up so making sure to follow it with that. The second thing I do is, as I'm heating it up my hand, still has a bit of product on it. So I heat it up and I just drag my fingers over top of it and let it cool down and that product comes on. I hit the blow-dryer, and now you can see that that direction is going right up. So if there's a slick, ponytail - and I just want to tuck it - I don't have to put much hairspray in so I'm not gon na get hairspray and gunk all over her ear, which is uncomfortable. And then it's also gon na have this nice tuck and now, as I'm, going see they and make them love you, because if you have these days worried everything you said push, I think the brush fingers and now we can see all that this nice direction without Using a flat iron jet, and then we can do this in the front back and forth. Once I decide where my parts gon na be, I will redo this whole process once I've styled apart, then make sure that that part is slick with no baby hair sitting down again and bring it back as a song. I heat it and let it cool down - and you see how it now has its perfect smoothness, and it also has a lot of volume now the last side. So the final thing: now we have our baby hairs controlled. You would just find whatever natural parting you want if it's a natural look or here wants to part there, so I will allow it to part there. If you look at her hair right now and if she is a lot of baby hair sticking up, you will apply mousse to your hands again and go down like this and then just blow-dry. That part we're gon na put it's so important to have that down. Without having to lacquer it, and if we need more volume, we will back home it so there's a little bit of a cushion, but because we've blow-dried at every direction already you can see she's still gon na have that volume, even though we're finding it out. So don't be afraid to flatten things out, because you can always work it. If there's that right foundation, I'm Matthew Collins follow me on instagram at Matthew, stylist I'll see you guys soon.
Comments
jill ian: I feel like i always look unprofessional because my babyhairs go everywhere :(
sophia: nah my baby hairs have some powerful force.... they'd still find a way to stick up...
Kelly Neiser: I'd say it's about a 50/50 shot of something working for me on YouTube. I tried this (though, not the brand...just used what I already had). It worked beautifully! I have had stupid baby hairs my whole life that always get on my nerves. I'm happy to say this worked!
Ben O’Connor: I’m growing my hair out and have some baby hairs on the side bits so this was super helpful for when I’ll be able to be tie it all up! Thanks
Kelsi B: "I don't wanna use heat on these." *blasts TF out of her with a blow dryer*
Evey Ryder: Omg thank you for this!!! I sleep mostly on one side. So the baby hair stand straight up on one side whilst the other I have a wonderful hairline. I have to retrain my hair and this will help.
Steven S: Just had a quick question. Do baby hairs tend to feel different and have a bit different texture than the rest of your hair? My hair has been feeling amazing ever since I found the right products and be given a routine that works for me. The baby hairs I have feel a bit drier than the rest of my hair. I was told to embrace them and that they will eventually catch up. I also bought a hair clay to tame them. However, just wondering if it is normal that they feel a bit drier than the rest of my hair?
Dela: Dude a viking just helped me fix my hair...
Olivia Stribbling: thank you so much so incredibly helpful!
…PïåñôMòtø…: I thought Thor had taken up hairdressing for a second there. Great tutorial!
Bec SocSci: People with straight silky hair have stunning adorable baby hairs. ♀️
HeatherB2244: Appreciate the solid tips, thank you.
OneFishInAPond: thank you thor for these tips
CelloAfterDark: That was super helpful! It is always a little weird when the model just sits silently, but I guess she’s just being professional?
Dr. Gonzalez: I love it but the way my 5 minute morning routine is set up….
Salomé Salo: Thank you for this
A. Lauren: Over time, won't this train your hairline to recede like an aging ballerina's... ? Nope. Nope. Nope.
Maddie Mccranie: I cut my baby hairs, bad idea. Growing back looking like I cut my bangs rlly rlly short
alia mo: one I saw his clean hairline I knew this is the person who is gonna save me !
Noreen U: I have little hairs going everywhere on my forehead
jvrgnctrncsdz: Cuál es el producto que utiliza?
DeBora Rachelle: What type of camera are you using? It’s so clear!
Jolly Tiara: Doesnt that hair wax stuff work? Comes in a small circle container
hee hee: ok can u do one where there is no heat cause even with heat they manage to stick up
시린: Unpopular opinion but having your baby hair down is better if you have a bigger forehead
Evita: I loved
Areej Fatima: Plz tell me how to manage broken hairs while making hairstyle
Lisa Edwards: What is the brush you used please xx my gymnastics loving daughter has baby hair for days
Alexis Ang: I really need help. I always look like a lion near the end of the day at work
Saltyne: My baby hairs don’t stick up, they are just so long and everywhere that I have no idea what to do w them. Should I cut them? I could, but I’m scared to. Also, I wear my hair down
Arizona_Lilly: Looks like feels so good
Raku Ochiira: Mom: Son you need Jesus. Son: We have Jesus at our local barber shop. *Jesus at local barber shop:*
Emily James: No matter how much I want to control my baby hair, I would never use a product from a company that tortures animals by testing on them in a lab COUGH LOREAL COUGH no thanks
Fiona: Love the brush? Who is it by?
Diane Harrison: I have that problem!
bcs user10000: And in the next 9 years, she'll go bald. With that heat and dragging hair upwards
RayMarkusTV: Won't this cause traction alopecia?
Jahida Shumi : The Cultural Tourist: She has beautiful hair
Franco Briga: is normal that me, as a man, have those baby hairs?
Constantin Denis: Oh God she's gorgeous.
Roseann Mckenna: He should try doing that to his own hair.
C C: You should see my baby hairs
catherin77: Hair Tutorial: How to Create FLAT Hair
Bec SocSci: I have such pride seeing this man as he reminds me of my Viking ancestors. #VikingMagic #EuropeanBeauty #StraightHairDream
ku kwi: Please ,What kind of cream you used?
Jessica Galyon: My gosh she is beautiful
Ranym Nenneh: Does anyone know the name/brand of the smaller hairbrush he used at first? Is it a boar’s hair brush?
Claudia Brown: You sound exactly like my hair stylist wtf. Exact voice
Fernando's Drum: I didn't think White Chicks had Baby Hairs?
TheProBro: Am I the only guy who was impressed by that lady? she was so cute!
NEOS 543: Are baby hairs signs of hair loss?
Cristal Banegas: I just cut mine off
snowywinter9: What is wrong with baby hairs, to begin with?? I'd take those any day to slathering on product and then blow-drying hair to death. Treat your hair well, and you can have it for a long time.
Freud Brahms: this guy needs some help with his own hair, just saying
Qureshi Sahab: Spray knsa uz kia h
Arizona_Lilly: Wow what a handsome man goodnes
SouthernCooking: LOL, that woman doesn't have not one "kink" in her hair and she doesn't have "baby hairs". I think some nonblacks don't understand what those terms mean.
Mariana Cardoso: he as such a nice hair!
Alex_2o9: That vein tho
Raja ASMR: 1:07 ... that’s what he said *WHEEEEEZEEEEEEE*
Arizona_Lilly: Oooo blow dry baby hairs w mouse
Shoji Bacolor: The girl is beautiful
Some Guy 1001: 1:07
Hosna Azizi: Thor is that you?
Olga Gener: Not work,I am sorry