Please keep the wavy hair content coming!!

thanks for actually making a video where i have to spend $0, exactly what the title says and extremely helpful. Thank you so much

Weather makes a big difference to how wavy hair looks

You look like a 90’s Barbie in your results section! Love it!

Okay… I had completely given up on my 2c hair, I’m 28 years old and could never get it to look naturally good. I’ve used so many products, so many techniques that all failed. And you’re telling me this is all I needed to do?? I randomly came across your video and I tried it this morning and it fucking worked. I’m upset and also really happy at the same time lmao THANK YOU!!!!

This was great content! I am 56 and I have gorgeous hair that I just did not understand for 56 years. Just started wearing it wavy 2 months ago and literally EVERYONE I see - from friends to bartenders to cashiers - comments on how pretty my hair is. You are right! Wavy hair is always the before. It's like our hair is so pretty they couldn't figure out how to make money off of us in the 80's so they ignored our hair. ha!

My hair is not frizzy at all, but for some reason, I decided to follow this tutorial anyway in case it made my hair more lively 😂 turns out it is in fact just straight

I always thought I had frizzy hair, then I got a perm and a
cared a lot with moisturizing for my now curly hair. And 3 years later I was surprised, that the perm didn't grew out. That was when I realized my hair is wavy by nature😂😂😂

3:47 see how her ends are already trying to "curl" back in on themselves while wet, de-tangled, and conditioned? That's what wavy hair does. If you actually have straight hair it won't do that.

In an infinite ocean of influencers trying to sell you products, finally an actually helpful, informative video 🎉

4:56 is crazy to me because that's EXACTLY what my hair looks like when wet! I had just assumed all straight hair did that 😭

Thank you so much for this, your low maintenance approach is so refreshing!!!  My hair is waist length and wavy and I love how little effort it takes to rock the 'medieval princess' look.  Hair care doesn't have to be complicated and you are proof of that!

Love this minimalistic approach and your attitude! I am soooo tired of seeing vids of 18 yr olds full of fillers and fake eyelashes talking about hair and using tons of products with sponsored content.

I would suggest the last rinse with cold water to close the hair cuticle and reduce frizz. Works well for me.

Crazy thing is my hair is so fine my waves actually hold better with no product in my hair. My hair basically stays in whatever position it dried in which is convenient sometimes.

I had fairly straight hair well into adulthood. According to my stylist, our hormones change every 7 years, and with it, our hair texture. Well, I always had "body" but one day in my 30s I woke up and had wavy hair, and NO CLUE how to deal with it. Twenty years later, I still don't; I do what I can with a flattening iron, but by the end of the day (and often sooner), I still end up with the "freshly f*cked" look. 🤨  I am SO HOPING to FINALLY learn how to deal with it!

It's honestly such a relief to find a wavy hair influencer who doesn't have a 12-million-hour rouine.

This explains so much. My hair always looks much worse after I brush it.

For anyone wondering, this tutorial DOES DEFINITLY WORK, for 20 years I thought my hair was pin straigth and sometimes would get a little frizz. I just did this routine, and it literally looks as if I got a perm

I don't know if this will help anyone, and I have no idea whether others experience this, but my hair is very weird about touching when it's wet. I wash and condition it, spend a few minutes squeezing most of the water out (just with my hands; I don't wrap it in anything), add a tiny amount of a moisturizing serum (two dime-sized pumps, but my hair is quite long and thick; most people would probably do fine with one), quickly run a large comb through it, scrunch it up a little, and (this is the MOST crucial part, at least for me!) DO NOT TOUCH IT AGAIN UNTIL IT'S DRY. Not to scrunch it, not to dry it (even with a diffuser), NOTHING. Anything I touch again is gonna go all weird, guaranteed, but if I can make myself just leave it alone, it dries really nicely and my hair is quite wavy, bordering on curly. For the record, I don't even own any styling products or tools, not even a blow dryer (though I have had one in the past, which is how I know that it doesn't work for me). I use a drugstore shampoo, conditioner, and the aforementioned serum (also from the drugstore), and that's it. It's entirely possible that my hair is just weird, but I thought I'd share just in case it helps someone with similarly unusual hair.