WEBVTT

1
00:00:02.653 --> 00:00:04.014
a listener production.

2
00:00:05.115 --> 00:00:05.796
I'm Bec Judd.

3
00:00:06.036 --> 00:00:06.977
And I'm Jess Roberts.

4
00:00:07.197 --> 00:00:09.098
And we're done with the smoke and mirrors.

5
00:00:09.419 --> 00:00:15.544
Fainish shares honest stories about what it takes to look amazing because we did not wake up like this.

6
00:00:15.784 --> 00:00:20.808
And you should know the stuff that we chat about on this podcast is based on our personal experiences.

7
00:00:21.168 --> 00:00:23.070
We're sharing it for your entertainment.

8
00:00:23.250 --> 00:00:25.912
It's definitely not medical advice.

9
00:00:26.112 --> 00:00:29.335
And we'll always be clear with you when something is a paid endorsement.

10
00:00:29.535 --> 00:00:34.543
Please always chat with your qualified healthcare team before making any decisions about your health.

11
00:00:49.548 --> 00:00:51.329
Hey guys, welcome to Vanish.

12
00:00:51.389 --> 00:00:52.150
It's Bec Judd.

13
00:00:52.370 --> 00:00:53.251
And Jess Roberts.

14
00:00:53.591 --> 00:00:54.732
Oh, we have a good one today.

15
00:00:54.792 --> 00:00:55.493
Oh, we do.

16
00:00:55.753 --> 00:00:57.634
Oh my God, we've never done this before.

17
00:00:57.734 --> 00:00:58.135
I know.

18
00:00:58.275 --> 00:01:01.677
It's like our first treatment, I guess, in studio.

19
00:01:01.857 --> 00:01:06.841
It's like a live treatment in studio that we record and then share with our audience.

20
00:01:07.362 --> 00:01:13.186
And it's really interesting because we are doing this because you guys asked for it.

21
00:01:13.266 --> 00:01:14.007
So today...

22
00:01:14.627 --> 00:01:25.691
Jess and I are getting Keratin Bond hair extensions with Kirby Largo, who is one of the most experienced in the Keratin Bond area.

23
00:01:25.711 --> 00:01:31.533
She's a celebrity hairstylist and Pellow by Largo's master senior stylist, Olivia.

24
00:01:31.933 --> 00:01:34.174
Welcome to Vanish, Kirby Largo.

25
00:01:34.274 --> 00:01:35.175
Thank you for having me.

26
00:01:35.235 --> 00:01:38.596
I'm very excited to be here and doing both your hair makeovers.

27
00:01:38.756 --> 00:01:40.697
I'm excited for you guys to have this hair.

28
00:01:41.817 --> 00:01:42.859
I'm so excited.

29
00:01:42.919 --> 00:01:45.322
Tell us a little bit about your qualifications.

30
00:01:45.522 --> 00:01:46.043
Yeah, of course.

31
00:01:46.083 --> 00:01:49.127
I mean, I've been hairdressing for 24 years in total.

32
00:01:49.347 --> 00:01:54.354
So, and I have been obsessed with extensions in the past, I would say, five years.

33
00:01:54.995 --> 00:01:59.240
Before that, I was quite nervous around extensions because my whole career,

34
00:01:59.701 --> 00:02:02.502
What I'm kind of known for is creating luxury healthy hair.

35
00:02:03.043 --> 00:02:07.905
And I was kind of turned off a little bit because I didn't want anything that would damage the hair.

36
00:02:08.285 --> 00:02:19.271
And then I kind of dived deep into Great Lengths and found that there was actually an answer and an offering that I could give to my clients that could enhance their hair and look after the health of their hair.

37
00:02:19.291 --> 00:02:21.912
And then I just became obsessed and started like...

38
00:02:22.412 --> 00:02:24.734
you know, developing my own methods and yeah.

39
00:02:24.894 --> 00:02:25.654
It's so good.

40
00:02:25.835 --> 00:02:34.761
And the reason we've kind of led to this day is because we've had some really popular celebrity teller episodes with Erin Holland and DJ Havana Brown.

41
00:02:35.081 --> 00:02:40.125
And the first thing that Jess and I say to them when they walk in is, oh my God, tell us about your hair.

42
00:02:40.245 --> 00:02:43.447
And they all have keratin bond hair extensions.

43
00:02:43.607 --> 00:02:45.409
And the other thing we call it is K-tips.

44
00:02:45.429 --> 00:02:45.770
K-tips, yeah.

45
00:02:45.790 --> 00:02:47.993
So I know that's what we called it on those episodes.

46
00:02:48.053 --> 00:02:48.353
Yes.

47
00:02:48.554 --> 00:02:53.400
So if you hear it and you're thinking, what are keratin bonds and what are micro bonds and what are K-tips?

48
00:02:53.460 --> 00:02:55.503
They're kind of like all the same thing, right?

49
00:02:55.903 --> 00:02:56.143
Yeah.

50
00:02:56.224 --> 00:03:00.749
I think that you'd want to stick with a brand that can actually clearly say keratin bonds.

51
00:03:01.210 --> 00:03:01.430
Yeah.

52
00:03:01.590 --> 00:03:05.071
I feel like there may be some gray areas around marketing with saying K-tip.

53
00:03:05.131 --> 00:03:06.652
So just be careful around that too.

54
00:03:06.672 --> 00:03:06.772
Okay.

55
00:03:06.792 --> 00:03:07.592
So keratin bonds.

56
00:03:07.632 --> 00:03:07.972
Yeah.

57
00:03:08.292 --> 00:03:15.454
So Jess, someone actually stopped you in the street after listening to DJ Havana Brown's episode about her keratin bonds.

58
00:03:15.514 --> 00:03:16.274
Yes, exactly.

59
00:03:16.294 --> 00:03:16.454
Yes.

60
00:03:16.534 --> 00:03:18.735
I was walking down the street and I literally had someone tap me on the back going, oh,

61
00:03:18.935 --> 00:03:21.776
I've just listened to your podcast with DJ Hervana Brown.

62
00:03:22.317 --> 00:03:24.818
You know, what are these keratin, you know, like what are they?

63
00:03:24.898 --> 00:03:27.819
And I'm like, oh, we're just about to have the treatment done.

64
00:03:28.139 --> 00:03:29.360
And she's like, where do you get it done?

65
00:03:29.380 --> 00:03:30.300
I'm like, I don't know.

66
00:03:30.420 --> 00:03:33.181
So today's the day that we'll find out all the information.

67
00:03:33.201 --> 00:03:33.862
All the things.

68
00:03:34.002 --> 00:03:36.863
All the things and the pros of it and everything.

69
00:03:37.183 --> 00:03:39.806
The cost of it, which is what I'm really excited to talk about.

70
00:03:39.866 --> 00:03:44.530
Yeah, I think it's one of those things that not everyone's getting done.

71
00:03:44.550 --> 00:03:47.313
You see different trends and techniques with hair.

72
00:03:47.913 --> 00:03:53.759
And I feel like when extensions were first done, especially when I moved to Melbourne from Perth in 2008 or end of 2007,

73
00:03:55.560 --> 00:03:57.761
In Perth, no one had hair extensions.

74
00:03:58.061 --> 00:03:58.961
I come to Melbourne.

75
00:03:58.981 --> 00:04:00.121
I'm at the Carlton Football Club.

76
00:04:00.341 --> 00:04:02.802
Every single wag there had clip-ins.

77
00:04:03.062 --> 00:04:04.883
And they're all playing with them one night.

78
00:04:04.903 --> 00:04:05.863
I had them over for drinks.

79
00:04:05.883 --> 00:04:06.583
I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa.

80
00:04:06.603 --> 00:04:07.583
What is this hair?

81
00:04:08.043 --> 00:04:14.765
And then there'd be a place on Chapel Street in Melbourne where you would go and you'd choose your hair color and they'd custom make them with the clips to put them in.

82
00:04:15.045 --> 00:04:17.526
And that was kind of like the extension trend back then.

83
00:04:17.566 --> 00:04:19.126
Remember when everyone would have all the different… Yeah, yeah, yeah.

84
00:04:19.146 --> 00:04:21.407
And then it was tapes and then it was sewn in wefts.

85
00:04:21.447 --> 00:04:24.868
And I feel like keratin bonds is like, this is whatever I'm starting to talk about.

86
00:04:24.988 --> 00:04:32.098
Can I just say that it's been around forever, but you don't know about it because it's the one extension that you can't tell people have.

87
00:04:32.319 --> 00:04:33.020
Yeah.

88
00:04:33.080 --> 00:04:36.324
And so it's like when someone's like, oh, I don't like Botox or filler.

89
00:04:36.344 --> 00:04:40.110
And it's like, yeah, but the people that you notice have it, have had it done more obviously.

90
00:04:40.270 --> 00:04:40.530
Yeah.

91
00:04:40.610 --> 00:04:43.151
And it's the same thing with like wefts and tapes.

92
00:04:43.211 --> 00:04:45.192
Generally, they can be a little bit heavier.

93
00:04:45.272 --> 00:04:45.613
Yeah.

94
00:04:45.653 --> 00:04:52.516
Where keratin bonds, you could sneak in a volume set and only have like 25 to 50 bonds in someone's hair and no one would ever know they had the bonds in.

95
00:04:52.556 --> 00:04:53.236
Yeah, right.

96
00:04:53.256 --> 00:04:56.798
And I think it's like, you know, for so long, everyone gate kept what they were doing with their hair.

97
00:04:57.198 --> 00:05:00.320
You know, 10 years ago, because I know a friend of mine used to have had them in.

98
00:05:00.800 --> 00:05:02.201
And this was like 10 or 15 years ago.

99
00:05:02.221 --> 00:05:04.382
And I remember just looking at it and I loved it.

100
00:05:05.222 --> 00:05:07.826
And then it kind of wasn't around.

101
00:05:08.086 --> 00:05:09.488
I didn't see it again after that.

102
00:05:09.688 --> 00:05:12.932
And I feel like everyone was kind of moving to the quick and easier way.

103
00:05:13.433 --> 00:05:17.017
But also, looking back now, it's also a more damaging way.

104
00:05:17.097 --> 00:05:18.099
Yeah, it came at a cost.

105
00:05:18.159 --> 00:05:19.240
Yeah, it came at a cost.

106
00:05:19.320 --> 00:05:22.845
And now that everyone's kind of openly talking about their hair, we're like,

107
00:05:23.205 --> 00:05:24.666
oh, we are back on this train again.

108
00:05:24.746 --> 00:05:25.126
Oh, yeah.

109
00:05:25.246 --> 00:05:26.506
And, you know, look at all the celebrities.

110
00:05:26.546 --> 00:05:28.907
Like, they are all on stage and they've all got fans.

111
00:05:29.207 --> 00:05:31.348
I'm like, Beyonce, I know your hair ain't that long.

112
00:05:31.388 --> 00:05:32.309
Yeah.

113
00:05:32.389 --> 00:05:33.829
It's flowing in the air.

114
00:05:33.909 --> 00:05:36.350
I'm like, you have definitely got these bonds in.

115
00:05:36.810 --> 00:05:37.090
100%.

116
00:05:37.170 --> 00:05:39.371
I remember when I got married, this was so long ago.

117
00:05:39.411 --> 00:05:40.792
This was like 16 years ago.

118
00:05:41.132 --> 00:05:43.193
I had like a metre of hair glued in.

119
00:05:43.773 --> 00:05:44.374
Oh, that's right.

120
00:05:44.514 --> 00:05:47.397
And you wouldn't tell anyone that you had a meter of hair glued in.

121
00:05:47.457 --> 00:05:48.518
No way.

122
00:05:48.578 --> 00:05:49.719
It was very taboo.

123
00:05:50.160 --> 00:05:59.509
Whereas now we are literally here in the Vaynery's studio today getting our K-Bond extensions applied in real time and we're talking about it in real time.

124
00:05:59.769 --> 00:06:01.231
So we thought before we get into it,

125
00:06:01.551 --> 00:06:12.338
We've got the pro here, Kirby, and we just wanted to ask all the basic questions just so our audience get a really clear idea of what they are, who they're for, how much they cost, all the things.

126
00:06:12.618 --> 00:06:13.679
So let's start with the basics.

127
00:06:14.579 --> 00:06:17.281
What exactly are keratin bond hair extensions?

128
00:06:17.301 --> 00:06:17.761
Okay.

129
00:06:17.901 --> 00:06:21.122
So the attachment itself is pure keratin.

130
00:06:21.482 --> 00:06:27.665
And so instead of there being any plastics or anything that could be damaging to the hair, it's actually made from what keratin is in our hair.

131
00:06:28.185 --> 00:06:36.188
And so the benefit of that is that when you're wetting your hair, like going for a swim or in the water, it actually is built to expand with the hair.

132
00:06:36.788 --> 00:06:39.149
So that helps not putting any pressure on the hair itself.

133
00:06:39.750 --> 00:06:45.612
And then when we remove the hair, we use a product that just decinerates the keratin into dust.

134
00:06:46.192 --> 00:06:46.592
Oh, wow.

135
00:06:46.612 --> 00:06:51.413
So it's like there's no hard foreign pressure on the hair.

136
00:06:51.753 --> 00:06:52.313
Okay.

137
00:06:52.413 --> 00:06:55.534
And keratin is what hair is made of, right?

138
00:06:55.614 --> 00:06:56.634
It's keratin in hair, yes.

139
00:06:56.654 --> 00:06:56.974
Yeah.

140
00:06:57.014 --> 00:06:57.995
So how do you bond it?

141
00:06:58.595 --> 00:07:00.435
So we melt the keratin.

142
00:07:00.795 --> 00:07:06.216
We put your hair in the center of it and then we heat it up again and roll it around your hair.

143
00:07:06.356 --> 00:07:06.656
Okay.

144
00:07:06.676 --> 00:07:08.757
And then it will cool and attach.

145
00:07:08.837 --> 00:07:09.137
And set.

146
00:07:09.197 --> 00:07:09.317
Okay.

147
00:07:09.637 --> 00:07:09.857
Yeah.

148
00:07:10.498 --> 00:07:11.218
So what does it feel like?

149
00:07:11.479 --> 00:07:12.279
Can you explain it to us?

150
00:07:12.319 --> 00:07:16.523
Is it like a little bit of like putty or slime or is it like more rubbery?

151
00:07:16.543 --> 00:07:21.868
Yeah, I would say like probably when it's melted, it feels like a clay, I would say.

152
00:07:21.948 --> 00:07:25.691
And then when it's hardened, it's not like a bead where it feels really hard.

153
00:07:25.751 --> 00:07:28.053
It does have a little bit of softness to it, but it's hard.

154
00:07:28.093 --> 00:07:28.413
It's hard.

155
00:07:29.454 --> 00:07:34.215
But the benefit of it is that we can cut it into minis or the full keratin bond.

156
00:07:34.655 --> 00:07:38.456
And so you get a lot of customization, especially when it comes to color.

157
00:07:38.616 --> 00:07:43.917
So when you're dealing with wefts or tapes, you're limited to the amount of colors that you can do in someone's hair.

158
00:07:44.297 --> 00:07:48.258
So when you're color matching, it can be difficult if somebody has multiple tones.

159
00:07:48.718 --> 00:07:51.719
Where with the keratin bonds, I could pick six different colors.

160
00:07:52.619 --> 00:07:54.700
and put them through your hair and blend.

161
00:07:55.060 --> 00:07:55.461
Okay.

162
00:07:55.481 --> 00:07:59.182
So instead of doing like, so I get blonde foils put through my hair.

163
00:07:59.222 --> 00:08:05.005
So instead of having to foil my natural hair, you can add the blonde in the keratin bond and pop it in that way.

164
00:08:05.506 --> 00:08:07.126
Which makes your hair so much healthier.

165
00:08:07.207 --> 00:08:09.007
So much healthier than calorie.

166
00:08:09.288 --> 00:08:10.928
So is that what you're going to do for me today?

167
00:08:10.968 --> 00:08:11.189
Yeah.

168
00:08:12.990 --> 00:08:13.731
This is so exciting.

169
00:08:13.751 --> 00:08:20.619
Well, the biggest thing I'm going to probably do with you, so you're a little bit more on the difficult side because your hair… Oh, she's so… Fifty shades of colours.

170
00:08:20.719 --> 00:08:21.220
Difficult.

171
00:08:21.280 --> 00:08:28.328
Well, because your hair goes on a hair journey, like you do end up throwing a little bit more warmth as time goes on, just generally with being a dark natural and being light.

172
00:08:28.348 --> 00:08:28.508
Right.

173
00:08:29.389 --> 00:08:33.992
it means that I'm going to be creating colors that will help with that color journey.

174
00:08:34.052 --> 00:08:40.477
So as your color fades, you're going to have tones within the color of the bonds that will make sure it's seamless still with a blend.

175
00:08:40.857 --> 00:08:42.358
Hey, oh, I like it.

176
00:08:42.478 --> 00:08:43.139
I love it.

177
00:08:43.179 --> 00:08:44.560
It's like such an art.

178
00:08:44.700 --> 00:08:45.120
I know.

179
00:08:45.200 --> 00:08:49.223
And I'm so happy that when I travel with you, I don't have to see your extensions like all across the room.

180
00:08:49.503 --> 00:08:51.804
Oh, it's like dead animals everywhere.

181
00:08:51.884 --> 00:08:52.684
Yeah.

182
00:08:52.704 --> 00:08:59.207
She actually screamed one night because we got home, we'd had way too many margaritas as per usual when Jess and I traveled with each other and our room's always a pigsty.

183
00:08:59.767 --> 00:09:02.369
And I'd taken it out one night, a little bit drunk, and left it on the floor.

184
00:09:02.429 --> 00:09:04.149
Oh, no, no, not one, like five.

185
00:09:04.830 --> 00:09:07.691
And she woke up the next day and they were all over the room and she was like, ah!

186
00:09:08.371 --> 00:09:11.353
She thought like a raccoon, this is in New York, that snuck into our room.

187
00:09:11.574 --> 00:09:19.479
I opened up the door because you had gone out and done a shoot and I literally walked into the door and I opened up the door and then I like closed it.

188
00:09:19.519 --> 00:09:21.481
I was like, oh, my God, I had to call reception.

189
00:09:21.501 --> 00:09:23.362
I was like, because the window was open as well.

190
00:09:23.382 --> 00:09:28.346
And I'm like, an animal has come in and has gone through all our luggage and they've all died.

191
00:09:28.366 --> 00:09:32.249
And it was just a hair extension.

192
00:09:32.269 --> 00:09:33.250
Becky with the good hair extensions.

193
00:09:33.270 --> 00:09:33.730
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

194
00:09:34.691 --> 00:09:39.314
So I'm glad the last few times we've traveled, I haven't had that experience because she then got them.

195
00:09:39.634 --> 00:09:41.655
I said to her, I'm like, get the wefts, babe.

196
00:09:41.735 --> 00:09:43.196
And then she's like, oh, no.

197
00:09:43.236 --> 00:09:45.198
And then I showed her my wefts and then she got them done.

198
00:09:45.218 --> 00:09:46.338
And I was like, oh.

199
00:09:46.819 --> 00:09:47.319
Finally.

200
00:09:47.379 --> 00:09:48.200
No more scares.

201
00:09:48.220 --> 00:09:48.860
No scares.

202
00:09:48.940 --> 00:09:51.142
And now we're doing something different, which is so cool.

203
00:09:51.182 --> 00:09:52.062
I'm so excited.

204
00:09:52.262 --> 00:10:00.268
These keratin bonds, when you said you can make them smaller and mini, can you explain, I'm just trying to paint a picture for the audience of how it looks in the hair.

205
00:10:00.668 --> 00:10:03.290
Talk to me about the different sizes and how you blend them.

206
00:10:03.550 --> 00:10:03.790
Yeah.

207
00:10:03.971 --> 00:10:10.217
So I would say a full keratin bond would be the size of like a cotton tip.

208
00:10:10.457 --> 00:10:15.502
Like if you went from the head of the cotton tip down and then turning them into a mini is half that size.

209
00:10:15.582 --> 00:10:17.524
So it's very, very small.

210
00:10:17.645 --> 00:10:17.965
Yeah.

211
00:10:18.225 --> 00:10:24.552
The reason that I choose to make them minis a lot of the time is because I'm trying to textually match someone's natural hair.

212
00:10:24.572 --> 00:10:24.712
Mm-hmm.

213
00:10:24.992 --> 00:10:27.514
And a lot of the time people getting extensions have finer hair.

214
00:10:27.734 --> 00:10:33.720
So I like being able to have the hair kind of flick off their natural and feel like the same kind of weight.

215
00:10:34.120 --> 00:10:34.560
Yes.

216
00:10:34.620 --> 00:10:38.784
And then from a color perspective, I also get to then just shimmer that throughout the hair.

217
00:10:38.964 --> 00:10:39.405
Yeah.

218
00:10:39.445 --> 00:10:45.650
And so you get more of like an even balance of application as well by being able to spread them through around further.

219
00:10:45.770 --> 00:10:48.272
Does it just mean that you have to put so many more in though?

220
00:10:48.292 --> 00:10:49.954
Like is it more labor intensive for you?

221
00:10:50.274 --> 00:10:54.615
Yeah, but you get pretty quick at it and the bond itself melts faster because it's half the size.

222
00:10:54.635 --> 00:10:54.995
True.

223
00:10:55.055 --> 00:11:00.516
So you make up a little bit of time in that and it's very satisfying to see them a row of minis.

224
00:11:00.856 --> 00:11:04.317
And is the color of the keratin, is it clear or is it what?

225
00:11:04.417 --> 00:11:05.998
It's the same color as the hair.

226
00:11:06.338 --> 00:11:06.798
Okay.

227
00:11:06.818 --> 00:11:08.558
So if you've got a blonde, you've got a blonde tip.

228
00:11:08.618 --> 00:11:10.159
If you've got a brown, you've got a brown tip.

229
00:11:10.179 --> 00:11:13.239
Okay, that's good to know because I just sort of just assumed that it was like clear or something.

230
00:11:13.339 --> 00:11:14.560
But no, okay.

231
00:11:14.720 --> 00:11:16.260
And when are they made?

232
00:11:16.300 --> 00:11:19.481
So you're coming in today and they're all ready and prepared and good to go.

233
00:11:20.361 --> 00:11:21.182
How long does it take?

234
00:11:21.622 --> 00:11:22.303
Who does it?

235
00:11:22.663 --> 00:11:24.505
This is quite the operation.

236
00:11:24.525 --> 00:11:24.825
Yeah.

237
00:11:24.925 --> 00:11:25.166
Yeah.

238
00:11:25.426 --> 00:11:31.952
So it's probably one of the oldest extension companies around and it's actually donated by a temple in India and sent straight to Rome.

239
00:11:32.352 --> 00:11:32.773
Wow.

240
00:11:32.933 --> 00:11:33.153
Yeah.

241
00:11:33.293 --> 00:11:39.259
And so they have like a very intensive process of getting the hair prepared and that's why the quality is so amazing.

242
00:11:39.839 --> 00:11:42.202
I went to the factory last year and it was insane.

243
00:11:42.862 --> 00:11:43.483
All hand done.

244
00:11:43.883 --> 00:11:44.303
Wow.

245
00:11:44.363 --> 00:11:45.104
It's like couture.

246
00:11:45.144 --> 00:11:46.464
It's hair couture.

247
00:11:46.484 --> 00:11:47.345
Couture extension.

248
00:11:47.365 --> 00:11:50.046
We are so ready for our couture journey.

249
00:11:50.146 --> 00:11:52.668
I know, right?

250
00:11:52.688 --> 00:11:59.131
I was watching a reel recently and there was this girl that over 10 months when she would shed her hair in the shower, she was keeping it.

251
00:11:59.171 --> 00:11:59.972
I don't know if you saw it.

252
00:11:59.992 --> 00:12:00.432
No.

253
00:12:00.692 --> 00:12:01.693
Send me this.

254
00:12:01.733 --> 00:12:07.496
And she was sticking it on in the shower on this like tape and she was making her own hair extensions.

255
00:12:07.676 --> 00:12:07.836
I know.

256
00:12:07.856 --> 00:12:08.777
And I sat there going like…

257
00:12:09.357 --> 00:12:11.219
This is intense, but also the color was blonde.

258
00:12:11.239 --> 00:12:12.361
So I was like, this is amazing.

259
00:12:12.441 --> 00:12:13.782
And it was like virgin hair.

260
00:12:13.882 --> 00:12:16.425
And I did sit there going, maybe I should do the same.

261
00:12:16.645 --> 00:12:17.666
Do you know what?

262
00:12:17.847 --> 00:12:20.570
There's a few other things you need to do to make that happen.

263
00:12:20.590 --> 00:12:22.932
You can literally do this with your daughter Scarlett.

264
00:12:23.053 --> 00:12:23.773
I know.

265
00:12:23.793 --> 00:12:26.576
She has the most unbelievable hair ever.

266
00:12:27.157 --> 00:12:28.398
It is so long.

267
00:12:28.598 --> 00:12:30.899
She just had a trim, but it's like grown past her butt.

268
00:12:30.919 --> 00:12:34.882
Like how she can even grow her hair that long in her short life.

269
00:12:35.042 --> 00:12:35.582
It's amazing.

270
00:12:35.602 --> 00:12:39.305
You know, when you see those little kids, they're like little toddlers and they've got hair down to their butts.

271
00:12:39.705 --> 00:12:41.406
I could never grow my hair that long.

272
00:12:41.426 --> 00:12:43.267
Like it would snap off before it got that long.

273
00:12:43.287 --> 00:12:46.049
But some people, they just got the gene to do it.

274
00:12:46.409 --> 00:12:47.370
And she comes over like...

275
00:12:47.770 --> 00:12:48.570
She, like...

276
00:12:48.590 --> 00:12:49.291
Her hair's amazing.

277
00:12:49.871 --> 00:12:53.632
She could definitely sell their hair for hair extensions and grow it back so quickly.

278
00:12:53.672 --> 00:12:53.912
Yeah.

279
00:12:53.952 --> 00:12:56.333
Is there a gene for people who grow their hair so quickly?

280
00:12:56.353 --> 00:12:57.713
Because Jess's hair is, like, really long.

281
00:12:57.733 --> 00:13:00.774
I'm sure there's something going on in a gene pool for that.

282
00:13:00.794 --> 00:13:01.114
For sure.

283
00:13:01.214 --> 00:13:02.114
I want that gene.

284
00:13:02.154 --> 00:13:02.575
My hair.

285
00:13:02.615 --> 00:13:03.695
I need a peptide for that.

286
00:13:03.715 --> 00:13:05.676
Well, there is a peptide for me, girl.

287
00:13:05.696 --> 00:13:06.976
There is a peptide for everything.

288
00:13:06.996 --> 00:13:07.196
Which one?

289
00:13:07.216 --> 00:13:07.616
Which one?

290
00:13:07.636 --> 00:13:07.976
Which one?

291
00:13:07.996 --> 00:13:08.216
Oh, copper.

292
00:13:08.236 --> 00:13:09.237
I'm sorry, I'll have to get back to it.

293
00:13:09.257 --> 00:13:09.837
Oh, yeah, it is a copper.

294
00:13:09.857 --> 00:13:10.017
Copper.

295
00:13:10.037 --> 00:13:10.177
Copper.

296
00:13:10.197 --> 00:13:10.357
Copper.

297
00:13:10.377 --> 00:13:10.517
Copper.

298
00:13:10.577 --> 00:13:11.457
The copper.

299
00:13:11.737 --> 00:13:12.617
Yeah.

300
00:13:12.957 --> 00:13:14.978
By the time I was six years old, I had hair to my butts.

301
00:13:15.018 --> 00:13:15.838
My daughter's the same.

302
00:13:16.118 --> 00:13:19.619
But I do look at it and I'm just like, ooh, and it's really blonde.

303
00:13:19.999 --> 00:13:23.039
I did cut it last week with kitchen scissors, which was funny.

304
00:13:24.320 --> 00:13:24.620
Terrifying.

305
00:13:24.640 --> 00:13:25.780
I took that much length off it.

306
00:13:25.800 --> 00:13:29.220
I did think, do I just do the big chop and donate it or sell it?

307
00:13:29.240 --> 00:13:30.561
Yeah, it's pretty amazing.

308
00:13:30.621 --> 00:13:32.181
Or give it to you to put in my hair?

309
00:13:32.201 --> 00:13:32.661
Yeah, exactly.

310
00:13:32.681 --> 00:13:33.101
I tip it.

311
00:13:33.641 --> 00:13:37.742
So why do you think keratin bond extensions are becoming so popular?

312
00:13:37.762 --> 00:13:37.942
Yeah.

313
00:13:38.788 --> 00:13:41.309
I think everyone's suffering from finer hair.

314
00:13:41.930 --> 00:13:50.154
I feel like with COVID and health and stress and anxiety and not getting the same nutrition that we're used to, there is just like I'm not thinning anyone's hair these days.

315
00:13:50.634 --> 00:13:51.575
Like that used to be a thing.

316
00:13:51.615 --> 00:13:53.616
Everyone come in and ask for their hair to be thinned out.

317
00:13:53.996 --> 00:13:55.437
Everyone's asking for extensions now.

318
00:13:56.037 --> 00:14:00.659
And so I think the biggest thing is like finding an extension that fits everyone.

319
00:14:01.099 --> 00:14:02.559
And that's keratin bonds.

320
00:14:02.619 --> 00:14:05.340
Because you could be putting in 20, you could be putting in 140.

321
00:14:05.360 --> 00:14:10.782
And so I think the fact that you can cater it for majority of people out there.

322
00:14:11.222 --> 00:14:12.243
And I think the biggest...

323
00:14:13.224 --> 00:14:16.107
that I've attracted is people with really fine hair.

324
00:14:16.127 --> 00:14:16.568
Yeah.

325
00:14:16.588 --> 00:14:22.395
Because you can completely make it disappear in the hair and it's not making you go backwards on a health journey.

326
00:14:22.695 --> 00:14:22.896
Yeah.

327
00:14:22.936 --> 00:14:28.523
And so I use it a lot of the time to help my clients actually grow their hair and thicken it up and get it healthier.

328
00:14:28.543 --> 00:14:28.763
Yeah.

329
00:14:28.963 --> 00:14:30.524
While getting the color that they want.

330
00:14:30.805 --> 00:14:31.245
Yeah.

331
00:14:31.345 --> 00:14:32.866
And you know what I like about it as well?

332
00:14:33.186 --> 00:14:35.388
As everyone gets older, they're thinner at the front.

333
00:14:36.089 --> 00:14:38.831
And you can't put tapes and you can't put wefts there.

334
00:14:39.031 --> 00:14:40.252
You can, but it's horrendous.

335
00:14:40.272 --> 00:14:40.873
It's horrendous.

336
00:14:40.893 --> 00:14:41.573
You can see it.

337
00:14:41.613 --> 00:14:42.654
You can't put your hair up.

338
00:14:43.114 --> 00:14:46.237
And I love the fact that you can put this at the front and it's so natural.

339
00:14:46.257 --> 00:14:47.438
You can still put your hair up.

340
00:14:47.678 --> 00:14:48.319
Yeah.

341
00:14:48.419 --> 00:14:49.059
It's really cool.

342
00:14:49.159 --> 00:14:54.183
I love how you can achieve your desired color without having to color your own hair.

343
00:14:54.223 --> 00:14:56.364
You can do it in the keratin bond extension.

344
00:14:56.384 --> 00:14:59.386
To me, that is like an absolute game changer.

345
00:14:59.446 --> 00:15:02.689
And especially when you've got, what did you say, difficult, complex hair like mine.

346
00:15:02.709 --> 00:15:03.209
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

347
00:15:03.289 --> 00:15:04.430
It's like a rainbow.

348
00:15:04.470 --> 00:15:05.390
It's so cool.

349
00:15:05.491 --> 00:15:05.851
It is.

350
00:15:06.071 --> 00:15:08.913
Who might not be suited to keratin bond extensions?

351
00:15:09.875 --> 00:15:21.720
I mean, I feel like the only people that would be if they were suffering really badly from like a thyroid or like alopecia of some sort where they're going, it's more from an investment perspective.

352
00:15:22.181 --> 00:15:32.645
If they're going through a massive, massive hair loss phase, then the bonds won't last as long for them because they're generally going to be shedding and they'll shed with the bonds together.

353
00:15:32.893 --> 00:15:33.173
Yeah.

354
00:15:33.314 --> 00:15:34.375
And how long do they last?

355
00:15:34.695 --> 00:15:36.297
Anywhere between four to six months.

356
00:15:36.837 --> 00:15:37.738
Oh, six months.

357
00:15:37.778 --> 00:15:38.760
I'm praying for six months.

358
00:15:39.961 --> 00:15:40.201
Yeah.

359
00:15:40.221 --> 00:15:52.795
So we do hear, and Erin and Havana Brown explain this to us, that they are on the pricier side because obviously like the work that goes into it, like the preparation of the keratin bonds themselves

360
00:15:53.272 --> 00:15:57.116
to the application from you guys and there are so many steps.

361
00:15:57.837 --> 00:16:02.001
But we do need to use them less, like have them reapplied less.

362
00:16:02.021 --> 00:16:04.143
So how does it all kind of work out in the wash?

363
00:16:04.223 --> 00:16:04.504
Yeah.

364
00:16:04.564 --> 00:16:13.313
So when you're getting tapes or wefts, you have to pay for maintenance and get them re-put in every, say, five to eight weeks, depending on how fast your hair grows.

365
00:16:13.313 --> 00:16:15.454
grows where with the keratin bonds, there's no maintenance.

366
00:16:15.474 --> 00:16:21.176
So you're every five to six weeks, you're coming back in, you're paying, and then you're also spending your time doing that.

367
00:16:21.216 --> 00:16:26.078
So you don't have any maintenance with the keratin bonds, but they are a one-time use.

368
00:16:26.198 --> 00:16:31.180
But the difference, I think, is like Great Links itself, they used to be a lot more expensive than everyone else.

369
00:16:31.200 --> 00:16:34.962
And now everyone else has gotten a lot more expensive, but their quality hasn't gone up.

370
00:16:35.723 --> 00:16:38.725
And so I feel like with Great Lengths, you're getting all of that quality.

371
00:16:38.745 --> 00:16:44.070
And it comes down to how the experience in that six months is for you.

372
00:16:44.411 --> 00:16:45.311
Is your hair nodding?

373
00:16:45.431 --> 00:16:46.412
Is the color fading?

374
00:16:46.773 --> 00:16:48.614
Is it going pink and orange?

375
00:16:48.654 --> 00:16:51.517
These are things that happen if you're using a cheaper brand.

376
00:16:52.678 --> 00:16:53.559
Great Lengths are a Remy.

377
00:16:53.599 --> 00:16:56.622
And what that means is that the hair shaft is all in the same direction.

378
00:16:56.642 --> 00:16:56.762
Right.

379
00:16:57.122 --> 00:17:04.547
And so when they're creating the bonds themselves, they're making sure that if you run your hair down your hair, the hair shafts are all facing down.

380
00:17:04.707 --> 00:17:05.308
Okay.

381
00:17:05.328 --> 00:17:06.228
Is that what Remy means?

382
00:17:06.248 --> 00:17:07.549
Some people won't do that.

383
00:17:07.649 --> 00:17:09.390
And so they'll have them in every direction.

384
00:17:09.450 --> 00:17:12.212
So you're not getting that – your hair's starting to knot up.

385
00:17:12.713 --> 00:17:19.017
And so there's things from a quality perspective that you're getting when you're making that kind of investment with Great Lengths that you wouldn't with other brands.

386
00:17:19.600 --> 00:17:23.948
The other thing I was going to ask you, and this is to go with who could be suited to having this.

387
00:17:24.349 --> 00:17:26.693
I've actually got quite curly hair when it dries.

388
00:17:27.334 --> 00:17:32.423
Do they do a curly version for people with curls and also coarser hair?

389
00:17:33.016 --> 00:17:33.256
Yeah.

390
00:17:33.496 --> 00:17:34.377
Great question.

391
00:17:34.397 --> 00:17:48.523
So when it comes to blonde and curly keratin bonds, there is still a gap where they haven't been able to quite figure that out because it is quite an intensive treatment to have it be curly and then be able to have a blonde.

392
00:17:48.664 --> 00:17:48.904
Yeah.

393
00:17:49.144 --> 00:17:52.185
So the quality of the hair just doesn't feel exactly the same.

394
00:17:52.765 --> 00:17:55.307
So it's definitely not where it could be for there.

395
00:17:55.327 --> 00:17:55.467
Yeah.

396
00:17:56.147 --> 00:17:57.087
Brown hair with curls?

397
00:17:57.667 --> 00:18:00.208
I think there's a few that they've played with that they can, yeah.

398
00:18:00.228 --> 00:18:01.768
But there's a wavy range.

399
00:18:01.868 --> 00:18:02.228
Yeah.

400
00:18:02.248 --> 00:18:03.009
So there's wavy.

401
00:18:03.329 --> 00:18:09.870
But when it comes to our curly, coily girls, unfortunately, there's just not what there could be in that area yet.

402
00:18:09.930 --> 00:18:10.250
Yeah.

403
00:18:10.290 --> 00:18:10.490
Yeah.

404
00:18:10.570 --> 00:18:13.191
But they would struggle for all types of extensions.

405
00:18:13.271 --> 00:18:13.691
Exactly.

406
00:18:13.771 --> 00:18:14.151
Yeah.

407
00:18:14.231 --> 00:18:14.431
Yeah.

408
00:18:14.471 --> 00:18:14.971
Yeah.

409
00:18:15.512 --> 00:18:15.832
Okay.

410
00:18:16.012 --> 00:18:17.132
So how much are we talking?

411
00:18:17.752 --> 00:18:17.872
Okay.

412
00:18:17.892 --> 00:18:18.232
What's my cost?

413
00:18:18.252 --> 00:18:18.392
Yeah.

414
00:18:18.533 --> 00:18:18.773
Yeah.

415
00:18:18.853 --> 00:18:20.514
That's what everyone wants to know.

416
00:18:20.674 --> 00:18:22.235
Get to the hard questions, girls.

417
00:18:22.255 --> 00:18:23.596
I want to know how much I'm up for.

418
00:18:23.756 --> 00:18:35.523
The good thing is that you, if you do have a smaller budget, you could get them for thickness and start at the lower end of the scale where you'd be around the $500, $600, $700 mark.

419
00:18:36.103 --> 00:18:38.244
And that will give you fullness, thickness, volume.

420
00:18:38.524 --> 00:18:38.784
Okay.

421
00:18:38.804 --> 00:18:40.846
And we're doing this two or three times a year.

422
00:18:40.926 --> 00:18:41.166
Yes.

423
00:18:41.246 --> 00:18:43.147
So that's a couple of grand a year.

424
00:18:43.207 --> 00:18:46.472
Yeah, but your hair blow dries will last longer.

425
00:18:46.532 --> 00:18:48.375
Your volume will be massive.

426
00:18:48.435 --> 00:18:50.618
Everyone will start asking, what have you done to your hair?

427
00:18:50.638 --> 00:18:51.779
Your hair looks amazing.

428
00:18:52.060 --> 00:18:59.110
And the volume set is in some ways one of the most satisfying sets I get because it's like they are gaslit nearly into thinking that's their hair after that point.

429
00:18:59.110 --> 00:19:15.175
point like you do not know what's even in there but it makes such a difference so that's a great entry point which i think is excellent that that's an offering and how many keratin bonds is that usually so i would say around like the 40 mark and then we can turn them into 80 by making the minis

430
00:19:15.570 --> 00:19:15.810
Yeah.

431
00:19:16.291 --> 00:19:17.132
Oh, okay.

432
00:19:17.292 --> 00:19:17.532
Yeah.

433
00:19:17.592 --> 00:19:18.012
All right.

434
00:19:18.092 --> 00:19:20.675
So same amount of hair, but further distance in the head.

435
00:19:20.815 --> 00:19:22.417
How much are you doing on Jess and I today?

436
00:19:22.537 --> 00:19:24.218
That is to be discovered.

437
00:19:24.238 --> 00:19:26.801
How much hair did I bring?

438
00:19:26.841 --> 00:19:29.143
Because I virtually color matched you a lot.

439
00:19:29.263 --> 00:19:31.745
I don't know how much I'm putting in yet.

440
00:19:31.886 --> 00:19:36.570
And if you don't, sorry, Jess, if you do the full shebang where you want the thickness and you want the length.

441
00:19:36.750 --> 00:19:41.631
length and you want like Havana brown hair and you want Aaron Holland hair because they got a lot of hair.

442
00:19:41.811 --> 00:19:42.511
You're talking thousands.

443
00:19:42.531 --> 00:19:43.352
What are we looking at?

444
00:19:43.392 --> 00:19:43.512
Yeah.

445
00:19:43.532 --> 00:19:48.233
So you're looking up into like the 2000, 3000 mark, but this is dependent on who you're picking to do it.

446
00:19:48.693 --> 00:19:53.594
And so my pricing is different to one of my senior stylists doing it and even in my salon.

447
00:19:53.614 --> 00:19:56.575
Then you'll get other salons that would be maybe cheaper than that as well.

448
00:19:56.795 --> 00:19:57.195
Okay.

449
00:19:57.375 --> 00:19:59.975
But yeah, the thing is we have to match you textually.

450
00:20:00.055 --> 00:20:04.076
So if you've got a bob and you have thick hair, you're going to need double

451
00:20:06.637 --> 00:20:10.120
thickness and doesn't have a strong blunt edge to their haircut.

452
00:20:10.360 --> 00:20:10.580
Yeah.

453
00:20:10.800 --> 00:20:12.902
So we're needing to match the volume in your hair.

454
00:20:13.262 --> 00:20:13.923
Okay.

455
00:20:13.963 --> 00:20:14.143
Yeah.

456
00:20:14.283 --> 00:20:17.866
So we're looking at if it was a few that, and you needed it two or three times a year.

457
00:20:17.886 --> 00:20:23.130
So anywhere, annually, anywhere from like two grand to like nine.

458
00:20:23.231 --> 00:20:26.093
And that's for the extension and for the service as well.

459
00:20:26.796 --> 00:20:26.976
Yes.

460
00:20:27.116 --> 00:20:27.296
Yeah.

461
00:20:27.356 --> 00:20:27.516
Yeah.

462
00:20:27.696 --> 00:20:27.876
Yeah.

463
00:20:28.116 --> 00:20:28.316
Okay.

464
00:20:28.336 --> 00:20:28.456
Yeah.

465
00:20:28.476 --> 00:20:30.997
So that's your full in-salon service.

466
00:20:31.097 --> 00:20:34.357
And then I would probably recommend for them to get a haircut halfway through.

467
00:20:34.377 --> 00:20:34.877
Yeah.

468
00:20:34.897 --> 00:20:35.077
Okay.

469
00:20:35.097 --> 00:20:35.418
Yeah.

470
00:20:35.438 --> 00:20:37.458
And that just kind of gives it an extra little bounce.

471
00:20:37.678 --> 00:20:38.118
Yeah.

472
00:20:38.138 --> 00:20:38.618
Okay.

473
00:20:39.218 --> 00:20:43.039
Now let's get into some of the questions you sent through because there were so many.

474
00:20:43.839 --> 00:20:45.299
Jenny has this question.

475
00:20:45.939 --> 00:20:46.539
Hi, girls.

476
00:20:46.559 --> 00:20:51.900
I have a friend who's older, think like 70 plus, who has very thin, weak hair.

477
00:20:52.400 --> 00:20:54.661
Could she get keratin bond extensions?

478
00:20:55.574 --> 00:21:01.460
So there's areas of the hair that is typically more weak than others, and that's around the hairline, the part line.

479
00:21:01.860 --> 00:21:18.896
And so if she was wanting to thicken up her hair, then I could work right in the belly of the hair around the occipital bone and add in hair and not go in front of the ears and just do one little row of minis would be appropriate for her hair texture and health at that stage.

480
00:21:18.916 --> 00:21:19.237
Okay.

481
00:21:19.257 --> 00:21:19.357
Okay.

482
00:21:20.190 --> 00:21:21.310
Hi, this is Bernadette.

483
00:21:21.450 --> 00:21:25.071
I'd like to know, do keratin bonds slip out as they're going out?

484
00:21:25.732 --> 00:21:27.652
And do they look stringy as well?

485
00:21:27.912 --> 00:21:28.332
Thank you.

486
00:21:28.853 --> 00:21:29.633
Okay.

487
00:21:29.653 --> 00:21:32.634
So this can be if you're using the wrong products.

488
00:21:32.874 --> 00:21:42.496
So if you were to be using a really strong oil, like a lot of people with finer hair, they've kind of gotten onto the bandwagon of like rose oil hair for the scalp and things like that.

489
00:21:42.816 --> 00:21:44.537
Don't combine that with getting keratin bonds.

490
00:21:45.328 --> 00:21:48.089
And the application itself definitely comes into this too.

491
00:21:48.129 --> 00:21:50.330
So they shouldn't be slipping down the hair.

492
00:21:50.690 --> 00:21:53.991
What about using like a high-protein shampoo and conditioner?

493
00:21:54.011 --> 00:21:57.872
Because I know that used to take the glue, the tapings that used to slip out.

494
00:21:57.913 --> 00:22:00.974
I just wouldn't be using a high-protein with extensions in general.

495
00:22:01.414 --> 00:22:03.454
It's just too hard and strong.

496
00:22:03.655 --> 00:22:04.755
They love moisture.

497
00:22:05.295 --> 00:22:08.077
So I'd be kind of sticking away from that anyway.

498
00:22:08.377 --> 00:22:12.499
Is there special shampoo and conditioner that you must use after having keratin bronze applied?

499
00:22:12.619 --> 00:22:13.520
Yes, absolutely.

500
00:22:13.540 --> 00:22:14.461
Okay, cool.

501
00:22:14.521 --> 00:22:17.102
So you can't just go to the supermarket or the chemist and grab anything?

502
00:22:17.262 --> 00:22:19.083
And especially investing that much.

503
00:22:19.423 --> 00:22:22.705
You do not want to be like then just being... Yeah, okay.

504
00:22:23.266 --> 00:22:32.291
But whoever's installing your Great Links, they will be recommending your product regime for home and that you'll also be taking home a extension hairbrush.

505
00:22:32.311 --> 00:22:33.572
This is really important as well.

506
00:22:33.992 --> 00:22:36.935
The extensions want to be brushed right from the root down to the ends.

507
00:22:36.955 --> 00:22:42.500
Like do not get scared to get into that root and really like brushing it so it's got a surface and root bristles on it.

508
00:22:42.860 --> 00:22:45.303
And so we'll just do a surface brush and then a deeper brush.

509
00:22:45.663 --> 00:22:46.063
Oh, okay.

510
00:22:46.123 --> 00:22:46.484
Oh, my God.

511
00:22:46.544 --> 00:22:54.111
I just can't wait to wash my hair and be able to do this, get my nails and actually go into my scalp because you can't do it with the west.

512
00:22:54.411 --> 00:22:55.632
Oh, my God.

513
00:22:55.792 --> 00:22:59.396
Well, that's actually the other big difference is that you get 360 movement on the bonds.

514
00:23:00.036 --> 00:23:03.657
So a weft can sway left and right and it's difficult to flip.

515
00:23:03.937 --> 00:23:04.498
This can go.

516
00:23:05.018 --> 00:23:07.739
And tapes are similar where keratins can go anywhere.

517
00:23:07.839 --> 00:23:08.439
Oh, my God.

518
00:23:08.599 --> 00:23:09.179
Stop.

519
00:23:09.899 --> 00:23:12.300
So, Kirby, how natural do they actually look?

520
00:23:12.320 --> 00:23:14.181
Do they ever look stringy at the ends?

521
00:23:14.301 --> 00:23:15.441
Can you pick them out?

522
00:23:15.461 --> 00:23:20.863
Because, you know, sometimes you can tell tapes or you can tell wefts because they don't blend so much.

523
00:23:20.903 --> 00:23:21.143
Yeah.

524
00:23:21.603 --> 00:23:29.828
So I think when they're not cut correctly, that's when you've maybe seen a keratin bond look a little bit stringy, but that's because they're double drawn.

525
00:23:29.868 --> 00:23:35.071
So the thickness from the root to the end is the same thickness where our natural hair it thins as it gets to the ends.

526
00:23:35.532 --> 00:23:40.955
And so that is in there on purpose to be able to cut and blend into your natural hair.

527
00:23:41.415 --> 00:23:44.517
And so like anything, if it's done incorrectly, that's when you're done.

528
00:23:44.957 --> 00:23:48.559
then it's not going to look as good as if it's done how it's meant to do.

529
00:23:48.919 --> 00:23:57.524
So I actually slice down all of my keratin bonds and I call it like activating the bond where I'm like getting rid of the weight through the end of it and using that to blend.

530
00:23:58.901 --> 00:24:05.963
But you've got such a massive color selection and the color of every keratin color option that's out there actually has about eight colors in it.

531
00:24:06.023 --> 00:24:06.964
Oh, wow.

532
00:24:07.024 --> 00:24:09.084
And so it's getting all of those different reflex.

533
00:24:09.144 --> 00:24:13.966
So instead of being a blonde or a brown, it's got like eight different colors to create that exact color.

534
00:24:14.146 --> 00:24:19.508
And so the sun hitting it, it's going to blend so much more because it is such a more natural product.

535
00:24:19.768 --> 00:24:31.405
One of the big benefits for me that Erin Holland was talking to us about was for her job, she has to have her hair up a lot and she could only have keratin bonds because wefts and tapes you could always see.

536
00:24:32.006 --> 00:24:34.169
And that really piqued my interest because I...

537
00:24:36.132 --> 00:24:40.335
want to have my hair up or even when I play sport, I have my pony up and you can see the weft.

538
00:24:40.655 --> 00:24:42.917
And I get trolled about it by young kids.

539
00:24:43.017 --> 00:24:44.278
I can see your extensions.

540
00:24:44.578 --> 00:24:50.722
So when she said, no, I can have my hair in any style and you can hide the keratin bonds.

541
00:24:51.103 --> 00:24:55.626
And it made me think, how do you apply them so you don't see the tips?

542
00:24:56.126 --> 00:25:05.052
So I have like a no-go zone that I will go around your hairline and I'll be folding your hair over my comb and make sure if I do that, I can't see the comb at all.

543
00:25:05.112 --> 00:25:12.997
And I do that around every border of your hair, your part line, your hairline, your nape, and make sure we've got full coverage of your natural hair going over the bond.

544
00:25:13.157 --> 00:25:13.437
Okay.

545
00:25:13.498 --> 00:25:16.620
So if we did a slip back pony, you're never going to see them.

546
00:25:16.640 --> 00:25:18.761
So you don't go too close to the edges, I guess.

547
00:25:19.101 --> 00:25:23.166
Yeah, but you wouldn't want to go crazy close anyway because it's the hormonal hair around the face.

548
00:25:23.206 --> 00:25:28.772
So we can still slip it into that fringe area that we're talking about, but we would still be two fingers behind.

549
00:25:28.992 --> 00:25:29.733
Yeah.

550
00:25:29.993 --> 00:25:30.353
Okay.

551
00:25:31.374 --> 00:25:33.457
When you have them, what happens if you get knits?

552
00:25:34.758 --> 00:25:37.140
Because when you have a weft…

553
00:25:37.841 --> 00:25:41.544
You get it taken out and then you do the whole strip with your hair and you get all of it.

554
00:25:41.864 --> 00:25:43.865
But with this, it's like you've got – you're paying a lot of money.

555
00:25:43.965 --> 00:25:44.285
Yeah.

556
00:25:44.586 --> 00:25:49.009
And then it's a lot of time when you get knits like – Shave your head.

557
00:25:49.249 --> 00:25:49.509
Yeah.

558
00:25:49.529 --> 00:25:50.370
That's what I did to my twins.

559
00:25:50.410 --> 00:25:50.950
Shave.

560
00:25:50.970 --> 00:25:51.530
Shave your head.

561
00:25:51.570 --> 00:25:52.111
Yeah.

562
00:25:52.171 --> 00:25:53.152
So what do you do with that?

563
00:25:53.172 --> 00:25:55.213
So I actually had a – Now I'm like, my head.

564
00:25:55.293 --> 00:25:55.533
I know.

565
00:25:55.573 --> 00:25:57.074
I can't just crush my head.

566
00:25:57.154 --> 00:25:58.175
I can't just crush my head.

567
00:25:58.635 --> 00:26:03.379
I actually had this happen to a client and she ended up figuring this out for me.

568
00:26:03.399 --> 00:26:07.622
So she did an application of a knit treatment and her bonds all stayed in.

569
00:26:08.103 --> 00:26:10.785
But then she got knits again, the second application.

570
00:26:10.805 --> 00:26:12.846
Because those chemist treatments never bloody work.

571
00:26:12.966 --> 00:26:16.009
And I don't know if this is a little bit naughty and I shouldn't be recommending it though.

572
00:26:16.029 --> 00:26:18.530
But this is a prescription drug that you can get.

573
00:26:18.550 --> 00:26:19.631
I know the one.

574
00:26:19.871 --> 00:26:22.153
That you don't have to use any products on your hair.

575
00:26:22.654 --> 00:26:24.075
So don't come for me.

576
00:26:26.777 --> 00:26:30.338
So talk to us about exercising, swimming, saunering.

577
00:26:30.519 --> 00:26:34.340
I have an infrared sauna at home and I sauna like five times a week.

578
00:26:34.380 --> 00:26:37.481
I tuck my hair up and I put it with a little wool cap.

579
00:26:37.941 --> 00:26:38.901
Are they okay?

580
00:26:38.941 --> 00:26:40.322
Yeah, the heat's going to be fine.

581
00:26:40.462 --> 00:26:42.743
It's more the steam on the extensions.

582
00:26:42.783 --> 00:26:46.524
So you always, whether you've got extensions or not, you should always be wrapping your hair.

583
00:26:46.884 --> 00:26:47.024
Yeah.

584
00:26:47.164 --> 00:26:47.504
Okay.

585
00:26:47.644 --> 00:26:48.505
I do hot Pilates.

586
00:26:49.005 --> 00:26:49.965
Yeah, so do I. Oh, yeah.

587
00:26:49.985 --> 00:26:51.026
So what do we do with the hot toilet?

588
00:26:51.046 --> 00:26:53.067
I mean, we can't turn up with a towel wrapped in hot Pilates.

589
00:26:53.107 --> 00:26:53.587
Oh, you do?

590
00:26:53.607 --> 00:26:54.888
No, I said we can't.

591
00:26:54.928 --> 00:26:55.428
Oh, we can't.

592
00:26:55.448 --> 00:26:56.849
I was like, there's a limit.

593
00:26:56.949 --> 00:26:57.629
Okay.

594
00:26:57.649 --> 00:26:58.469
So what do you do?

595
00:26:58.489 --> 00:26:59.270
What do you recommend?

596
00:26:59.290 --> 00:27:01.731
Like it's not going to, the room doesn't get that hot.

597
00:27:01.911 --> 00:27:02.311
Yeah.

598
00:27:02.371 --> 00:27:05.113
You know, it's the same equivalent as having like a steam shower, you know.

599
00:27:05.133 --> 00:27:05.313
Okay.

600
00:27:05.333 --> 00:27:05.553
Yeah.

601
00:27:05.633 --> 00:27:05.733
Okay.

602
00:27:05.753 --> 00:27:05.973
Okay.

603
00:27:06.273 --> 00:27:08.736
Okay, so like life as per normal with them.

604
00:27:08.976 --> 00:27:09.217
Yes.

605
00:27:10.118 --> 00:27:11.299
Oh, love it.

606
00:27:11.599 --> 00:27:12.160
So hang on.

607
00:27:12.561 --> 00:27:17.647
So just coming back with the knits, can they have the shampoo and do the treatment that they do and comb it out?

608
00:27:17.787 --> 00:27:20.009
Do you recommend just doing a bit more treatments with them?

609
00:27:20.049 --> 00:27:24.735
I would be backing it with as much like hair treatment as you can after the fact.

610
00:27:24.855 --> 00:27:26.237
And it won't ruin the bond.

611
00:27:26.835 --> 00:27:30.958
The bond itself, yeah, it's just more some of the products within it are oil-based.

612
00:27:31.118 --> 00:27:31.738
Yeah.

613
00:27:31.758 --> 00:27:32.719
So trying to find a non-oil-based.

614
00:27:32.739 --> 00:27:34.320
Yeah, so trying to find a non-oil-based.

615
00:27:34.420 --> 00:27:36.701
Chat GPT would be your best friend in this case.

616
00:27:36.841 --> 00:27:37.061
Yeah.

617
00:27:37.101 --> 00:27:41.004
It's kind of like a random, you know, trying to find one that's not oil-based.

618
00:27:41.124 --> 00:27:41.364
Yeah.

619
00:27:41.544 --> 00:27:42.145
Okay, cool.

620
00:27:42.425 --> 00:27:45.987
There's a knit clinic that I ended up having to take my boys' tubes.

621
00:27:46.027 --> 00:27:46.667
Do you know what they'd do?

622
00:27:46.888 --> 00:27:47.848
They'd wrap your head up.

623
00:27:48.068 --> 00:27:48.369
Yeah.

624
00:27:48.389 --> 00:27:50.590
So they'd put the medication on.

625
00:27:50.850 --> 00:28:02.319
They'd wrap your head up and then they'd like steam it out, like heat treat it out because the lice doesn't survive the heat shock treatment and then they'd brush them out and then they'd send you home with another application.

626
00:28:02.560 --> 00:28:04.801
And it was the only thing that worked, right?

627
00:28:04.841 --> 00:28:06.523
And I actually put it on the school website

628
00:28:07.023 --> 00:28:07.783
I had the parents WhatsApp.

629
00:28:07.824 --> 00:28:11.486
I'm like, can everyone just, because the nits just kept going through and through and through.

630
00:28:11.746 --> 00:28:15.908
I'm like, just go to this place because the stuff at the bloody campus is not where.

631
00:28:16.048 --> 00:28:17.909
Stop giving my kids nits.

632
00:28:17.929 --> 00:28:18.810
Her kids always had nits.

633
00:28:18.870 --> 00:28:21.091
And I'm sitting there laughing going, she's like, I found an egg.

634
00:28:21.151 --> 00:28:22.432
And I'm like, she'd sit there.

635
00:28:22.452 --> 00:28:25.174
I'm like, no, but you found an egg like six months earlier.

636
00:28:25.194 --> 00:28:25.814
So I'm like, no.

637
00:28:26.014 --> 00:28:29.058
I'm like, it's probably dandruff and she just freaks out.

638
00:28:29.518 --> 00:28:35.565
And I shaved their heads and then when their hair grew back and they went back to that school, they brought it home again.

639
00:28:35.625 --> 00:28:38.869
And the other parents on the chat were like, can everyone stop with the nits?

640
00:28:39.009 --> 00:28:40.631
She's with the nits, not like with the gastro.

641
00:28:41.191 --> 00:28:43.792
I'm like, suck it in my kids' gastro.

642
00:28:43.812 --> 00:28:45.233
So, okay, good to know.

643
00:28:45.253 --> 00:28:47.514
So if you get knits, guys, you can.

644
00:28:48.295 --> 00:28:48.975
There are options.

645
00:28:48.995 --> 00:28:49.635
There's options.

646
00:28:49.655 --> 00:28:50.596
It's not oil-based.

647
00:28:50.616 --> 00:28:52.036
That's the evil options.

648
00:28:52.056 --> 00:28:54.858
So this was another one that came up quite a bit.

649
00:28:55.358 --> 00:28:56.399
Hi, this is Kelly.

650
00:28:56.579 --> 00:29:05.083
I'm just wondering if it's at all possible to reuse the hair for keratin bonds instead of getting new hair every time you need to move up.

651
00:29:05.623 --> 00:29:06.724
No, they can't.

652
00:29:06.904 --> 00:29:10.467
But there's actually a beautiful charity that Great Links are involved in.

653
00:29:10.667 --> 00:29:14.790
And the hair is actually donated to the Little Princess Trust.

654
00:29:15.131 --> 00:29:19.634
And the hair gets made into wigs for children that are suffering from hair loss.

655
00:29:20.235 --> 00:29:21.255
Oh, so good.

656
00:29:21.275 --> 00:29:22.597
Yeah, it's beautiful.

657
00:29:22.997 --> 00:29:25.159
We're almost ready for our application, Jess.

658
00:29:25.179 --> 00:29:30.203
But I just wanted to ask, what's the biggest misconception people have about keratin bond extensions?

659
00:29:30.243 --> 00:29:34.426
And what's the biggest mistake that they can make that shortens the life of their extensions?

660
00:29:34.446 --> 00:29:34.606
Yeah.

661
00:29:35.560 --> 00:29:37.461
I think that they're just not for everyone.

662
00:29:37.521 --> 00:29:38.442
I think it's probably one.

663
00:29:39.443 --> 00:29:40.363
Yeah.

664
00:29:40.483 --> 00:29:42.164
Or that they're crazy expensive.

665
00:29:42.204 --> 00:29:45.026
I don't think people understand that there's an entry level into it.

666
00:29:45.467 --> 00:29:47.728
And that you don't need them lifted every five or six weeks.

667
00:29:47.768 --> 00:29:52.111
Yeah, they're so low maintenance because people think keratin bones are so much involved in getting them done.

668
00:29:52.151 --> 00:29:53.232
They must be high maintenance.

669
00:29:53.292 --> 00:29:55.213
It's like there's actually no maintenance.

670
00:29:55.353 --> 00:29:57.094
Like it's a longer appointment in the initial.

671
00:29:57.134 --> 00:29:57.315
How long?

672
00:29:57.335 --> 00:29:57.535
How long?

673
00:29:58.115 --> 00:29:58.756
We'll find out.

674
00:29:59.056 --> 00:30:00.899
Depends how many.

675
00:30:00.959 --> 00:30:05.545
Yeah, so anywhere between an hour to three hours, depending how many are going in the hair.

676
00:30:06.065 --> 00:30:15.057
And do you ever have clients that do, for instance, if we're thinking of cost, so having maybe a weft at the back and then doing keratin bonding just at the front?

677
00:30:15.257 --> 00:30:15.437
Yep.

678
00:30:15.537 --> 00:30:17.918
So there are hybrid applications.

679
00:30:17.978 --> 00:30:24.962
So Great Links has a weft, tapes, and bonds options as well, but their tapes are non-adhesive, so they're not leaving a glue in the hair.

680
00:30:25.082 --> 00:30:29.044
And then the wefts are really flat, really thin, and the beads are tiny.

681
00:30:29.744 --> 00:30:32.446
We do do hybrid applications for that reason.

682
00:30:32.466 --> 00:30:35.307
And everyone loves security bonds, definitely around the front.

683
00:30:35.547 --> 00:30:35.747
Yeah.

684
00:30:35.967 --> 00:30:37.048
But once you've had keratin violence.

685
00:30:37.068 --> 00:30:38.730
You're just like, I'm not going back.

686
00:30:38.990 --> 00:30:42.774
People will like get the grocery bill further down and buy the extensions.

687
00:30:42.954 --> 00:30:43.254
Yes.

688
00:30:43.334 --> 00:30:48.359
I was like, sorry, Val, your credit card's going to get smashed.

689
00:30:48.459 --> 00:30:52.342
We've got one last listener question before we get into our treatment.

690
00:30:52.762 --> 00:30:53.943
Hi, this is Sophie.

691
00:30:54.304 --> 00:30:58.988
Just wondering if you have any recommendations on sell-ons and where I can get this done.

692
00:30:59.493 --> 00:31:03.275
So Great Lengths itself has a salon locator.

693
00:31:03.335 --> 00:31:07.337
So you can actually look in on their website of a salon that provides the Great Lengths.

694
00:31:07.357 --> 00:31:09.598
But I would always be looking for a specialist.

695
00:31:09.978 --> 00:31:14.420
So you don't want someone that just has it on there and God knows if they've done it in the last five years or not.

696
00:31:15.440 --> 00:31:17.721
So you want someone, I would go onto their Instagram page.

697
00:31:17.921 --> 00:31:19.142
I would see their techniques.

698
00:31:19.442 --> 00:31:25.585
I would make sure that they have the same values and morals that you have when it comes to your hair, whether they're specializing in hair health or whether they're throwing in

699
00:31:25.985 --> 00:31:32.877
six packs of tape and trying to create like a crazy amount of hair in someone's head, like alignment for sure.

700
00:31:33.357 --> 00:31:38.266
But if they've got great lengths, you know that they've picked a luxury product because they believe in the quality of it.

701
00:31:38.366 --> 00:31:39.628
So you'd be pretty safe.

702
00:31:39.986 --> 00:31:40.126
Okay.

703
00:31:40.206 --> 00:31:41.667
And are they Australia-wide?

704
00:31:42.088 --> 00:31:42.468
Yes.

705
00:31:42.688 --> 00:31:43.029
Okay.

706
00:31:43.049 --> 00:31:43.869
So, yeah.

707
00:31:43.909 --> 00:31:46.992
Wherever you are in Australia, go on, have a look, and you'll be able to find someone for you.

708
00:31:47.132 --> 00:31:47.332
Yeah.

709
00:31:47.712 --> 00:31:47.933
All right.

710
00:31:47.953 --> 00:31:49.133
So, we're going to get into it now.

711
00:31:49.354 --> 00:31:53.537
Kirby, you have brought in your master senior stylist, Olivia.

712
00:31:53.817 --> 00:31:54.818
Where can we find you both?

713
00:31:55.278 --> 00:31:59.462
So, my salon is in Sydney, and we are just in Cronulla.

714
00:31:59.482 --> 00:32:03.085
I don't know if anyone knows where Cronulla is, but it's about 35 minutes from the city.

715
00:32:03.105 --> 00:32:03.285
Yeah.

716
00:32:03.405 --> 00:32:06.667
Yeah, and tell us the name of your song so we can... Pelo by Largo.

717
00:32:06.807 --> 00:32:08.027
Pelo by Largo.

718
00:32:08.207 --> 00:32:09.528
Okay, amazing.

719
00:32:09.728 --> 00:32:10.228
All right.

720
00:32:10.788 --> 00:32:11.369
Let's...

721
00:32:11.389 --> 00:32:12.469
Drum roll time.

722
00:32:12.489 --> 00:32:13.530
I know, how exciting.

723
00:32:13.550 --> 00:32:17.371
Let's go get addicted to keratin bond extensions.

724
00:32:17.391 --> 00:32:20.213
I guess, you know, every six months we'll be probably flying to Sydney.

725
00:32:21.353 --> 00:32:25.337
All right, we'll just go on the website and find someone in Melbourne, but I think we're going to fall in love with Kirby and Olivia.

726
00:32:25.377 --> 00:32:28.419
I'm already in love, so I'm already going to sit here every four to six months now.

727
00:32:29.420 --> 00:32:31.962
She's like, I don't take any new clients, guys.

728
00:32:31.982 --> 00:32:34.044
This was a one-time offering, girl.

729
00:32:34.064 --> 00:32:34.284
Sorry.

730
00:32:34.304 --> 00:32:35.045
See you later.

731
00:32:35.425 --> 00:32:36.586
My books are full.

732
00:32:36.606 --> 00:32:37.467
Yeah, yeah.

733
00:32:37.507 --> 00:32:38.088
Now fuck off.

734
00:32:38.128 --> 00:32:40.550
Literally.

735
00:32:40.790 --> 00:32:41.431
All right, let's go.

736
00:32:41.471 --> 00:32:42.632
Let's go.

737
00:32:42.672 --> 00:32:44.153
Let's go.

738
00:32:51.088 --> 00:32:59.553
Welcome to the Vanish Keratin Bond Hair Salon, where for the next four or five hours, Beck and Jess will be getting their treatment.

739
00:33:00.094 --> 00:33:04.837
During that time, there'll be a lot of chat about hair and hair extensions.

740
00:33:05.117 --> 00:33:07.218
Hollywood celebrities, do you reckon they all have this?

741
00:33:07.418 --> 00:33:08.579
All of them have extensions.

742
00:33:09.578 --> 00:33:10.058
All of them.

743
00:33:10.078 --> 00:33:11.499
Like Margot Robbie, like they would all have them.

744
00:33:11.599 --> 00:33:12.760
Everyone has extensions.

745
00:33:12.780 --> 00:33:14.261
I'm like, surely their hair is not.

746
00:33:14.401 --> 00:33:14.721
Never.

747
00:33:14.941 --> 00:33:17.083
And on a shoot, they have three extra pieces put in.

748
00:33:18.443 --> 00:33:23.406
But like a typical salon, there'll also be some weird and random conversations.

749
00:33:24.167 --> 00:33:25.508
How do I make spaghetti bolognese?

750
00:33:25.548 --> 00:33:27.849
Mum, I've had the pasta.

751
00:33:28.649 --> 00:33:29.970
Mum, the toast is broken.

752
00:33:30.050 --> 00:33:31.091
Mum's like, what am I going to do about it?

753
00:33:31.111 --> 00:33:32.332
I'm like, I don't know, fix it.

754
00:33:33.438 --> 00:33:38.561
But let's kick off their keratin transformation by getting rid of the old ones.

755
00:33:38.882 --> 00:33:39.902
Jess, your wef's out.

756
00:33:39.922 --> 00:33:41.483
Wef's out.

757
00:33:41.503 --> 00:33:42.804
You've got a lot of hair, babe.

758
00:33:44.245 --> 00:33:44.846
Oh, my God.

759
00:33:44.886 --> 00:33:45.906
It just looks like frizz.

760
00:33:46.207 --> 00:33:47.968
What is going on?

761
00:33:49.569 --> 00:33:52.571
We should just have one row, just one row in.

762
00:33:52.591 --> 00:33:55.313
But I put all these rows in because my hair fell out.

763
00:33:55.513 --> 00:33:55.713
Yep.

764
00:33:56.644 --> 00:33:59.186
My hair just was not great and I had lost it all.

765
00:34:00.267 --> 00:34:02.829
And I've now just, like, I won't get colours.

766
00:34:02.889 --> 00:34:03.769
I won't get cuts.

767
00:34:03.809 --> 00:34:04.750
I've been shocking.

768
00:34:05.651 --> 00:34:10.054
It's like my last colour was in, oh, gosh, lippery.

769
00:34:11.395 --> 00:34:12.656
Your root colour's gorgeous.

770
00:34:12.976 --> 00:34:13.416
Is it?

771
00:34:13.496 --> 00:34:13.877
Yes.

772
00:34:13.897 --> 00:34:14.837
It's beautiful.

773
00:34:14.857 --> 00:34:16.759
I feel like it's getting darker as I get older, though.

774
00:34:16.999 --> 00:34:18.120
Oh, so pretty.

775
00:34:18.140 --> 00:34:20.221
But I'm throwing so much red through here.

776
00:34:20.922 --> 00:34:22.243
And it's from my, um... Tanf.

777
00:34:24.035 --> 00:34:25.716
it's from fake tan on my face.

778
00:34:25.976 --> 00:34:27.158
And I didn't know for so long.

779
00:34:27.198 --> 00:34:28.879
I thought I was a full, like, wrangler.

780
00:34:28.979 --> 00:34:29.280
Yeah.

781
00:34:29.560 --> 00:34:30.901
And I was like, my pubes are red.

782
00:34:31.402 --> 00:34:31.622
Yeah.

783
00:34:31.782 --> 00:34:33.163
And I didn't understand what was going on.

784
00:34:33.203 --> 00:34:34.504
It was actually a fake tan.

785
00:34:34.524 --> 00:34:34.945
Fake tan.

786
00:34:39.243 --> 00:34:41.006
How's all the hair look down there?

787
00:34:41.026 --> 00:34:42.548
Because I've had a weft in for a year.

788
00:34:42.608 --> 00:34:44.410
Is the hair really damaged along there?

789
00:34:45.432 --> 00:34:46.513
Like breakage and stuff?

790
00:34:46.854 --> 00:34:50.078
There's a little irritation on the scalp itself.

791
00:34:51.160 --> 00:34:54.865
Like from a density perspective, it seems pretty okay.

792
00:34:54.885 --> 00:34:55.646
Not too bad.

793
00:34:55.686 --> 00:34:56.126
Yeah.

794
00:34:57.245 --> 00:34:58.226
Do you flip your hair?

795
00:34:58.246 --> 00:35:00.107
No, just down the middle usually.

796
00:35:00.287 --> 00:35:01.707
Ever when you're styling, do you flip?

797
00:35:01.727 --> 00:35:02.768
Oh yeah, sometimes, yeah.

798
00:35:02.788 --> 00:35:04.089
So how far over do you flip?

799
00:35:04.469 --> 00:35:06.110
Mm, quite far.

800
00:35:06.870 --> 00:35:07.470
Yep.

801
00:35:07.751 --> 00:35:09.251
And I wear it up a lot.

802
00:35:09.752 --> 00:35:11.232
Uh-huh, so wearing up is fine.

803
00:35:11.933 --> 00:35:15.995
When you're flipping, it just means that we're a little bit, like we can't go into this section.

804
00:35:16.015 --> 00:35:18.236
So you're happy not to have any bonds in there?

805
00:35:18.256 --> 00:35:19.557
Yeah, right in the front.

806
00:35:19.697 --> 00:35:20.517
Yeah, I reckon.

807
00:35:21.338 --> 00:35:22.358
I'll have to go under here.

808
00:35:22.438 --> 00:35:23.399
Yeah, that's fine.

809
00:35:27.732 --> 00:35:29.113
How many colours do you have there?

810
00:35:29.193 --> 00:35:30.654
I think seven then.

811
00:35:30.734 --> 00:35:31.435
Oh my gosh.

812
00:35:32.055 --> 00:35:32.235
Yeah.

813
00:35:32.255 --> 00:35:34.137
Let's just stick all of it in.

814
00:35:34.157 --> 00:35:34.677
All of them in.

815
00:35:34.757 --> 00:35:35.358
All of it in.

816
00:35:35.938 --> 00:35:36.618
Girl's dream.

817
00:35:36.759 --> 00:35:37.139
I know.

818
00:35:37.299 --> 00:35:38.500
Your natural is so pretty.

819
00:35:38.520 --> 00:35:43.083
Oh, I feel like as I get older though, it's just getting a little bit mousy.

820
00:35:43.684 --> 00:35:45.065
I've actually gone a lot darker.

821
00:35:45.085 --> 00:35:46.546
I'm usually really, really blonde.

822
00:35:46.666 --> 00:35:47.026
Okay.

823
00:35:47.406 --> 00:35:50.949
Your inspo was a little bit lived in but quite creamy and melty.

824
00:35:50.969 --> 00:35:51.549
What's it called?

825
00:35:51.670 --> 00:35:52.330
It's called something.

826
00:35:52.350 --> 00:35:56.193
It's like they call it, is it iced tea?

827
00:35:57.750 --> 00:35:58.310
No, no, I'm not.

828
00:35:58.330 --> 00:36:00.511
There's a name for everything.

829
00:36:00.531 --> 00:36:02.312
There was like, yeah, matcha.

830
00:36:03.852 --> 00:36:04.593
You don't want matcha.

831
00:36:04.613 --> 00:36:05.753
Strawberry matcha.

832
00:36:05.773 --> 00:36:08.574
Strawberry matcha, especially when I've been in the pool.

833
00:36:09.094 --> 00:36:12.075
Yeah, that's a natural colour that comes without your choice.

834
00:36:12.115 --> 00:36:13.396
Yes, yes, exactly.

835
00:36:13.836 --> 00:36:15.677
There's an actual blonde at the moment.

836
00:36:15.717 --> 00:36:17.717
Is it called Rich Girl Blonde?

837
00:36:17.837 --> 00:36:18.398
Old Money Blonde.

838
00:36:18.518 --> 00:36:19.598
Old Money Blonde.

839
00:36:19.618 --> 00:36:20.218
There she goes.

840
00:36:20.398 --> 00:36:21.559
There, that's it.

841
00:36:21.899 --> 00:36:22.819
Make me old money.

842
00:36:22.839 --> 00:36:25.260
Do you have Afterpay?

843
00:36:32.991 --> 00:36:34.352
Fonda, look at you go.

844
00:36:34.392 --> 00:36:38.154
Oh, my God, you guys get to see each other's makeup while the other one can't see.

845
00:36:38.234 --> 00:36:39.675
Oh, what does it look like?

846
00:36:39.715 --> 00:36:40.656
Yes, oh, my God.

847
00:36:40.676 --> 00:36:41.256
It's amazing.

848
00:36:41.416 --> 00:36:42.277
It's amazing.

849
00:36:42.497 --> 00:36:43.838
You're not cutting it.

850
00:36:43.878 --> 00:36:45.159
You're not cutting it.

851
00:36:45.179 --> 00:36:45.959
You're not cutting it.

852
00:36:45.979 --> 00:36:46.579
I'm not cutting it.

853
00:36:46.599 --> 00:36:47.260
You're not cutting it.

854
00:36:47.640 --> 00:36:49.321
We're running from the scissors.

855
00:36:51.022 --> 00:36:55.466
So I had like 24-inch long extensions and somehow they're not 24-inch anymore.

856
00:36:55.486 --> 00:36:57.147
And you never cut them?

857
00:36:57.167 --> 00:36:57.807
I never cut them.

858
00:36:57.827 --> 00:36:57.908
No.

859
00:36:57.928 --> 00:36:58.928
I swear Marie cuts them.

860
00:36:58.948 --> 00:36:59.849
Marie cuts them.

861
00:36:59.869 --> 00:37:00.830
When I'm not looking.

862
00:37:00.910 --> 00:37:01.931
I don't know how she does that.

863
00:37:01.951 --> 00:37:04.333
So she chases me around the summer with scissors.

864
00:37:04.673 --> 00:37:06.354
And we're screaming at each other.

865
00:37:06.394 --> 00:37:09.497
And everyone's just like, do not cut my hair.

866
00:37:09.557 --> 00:37:10.317
So funny.

867
00:37:10.377 --> 00:37:11.618
She just gets so angry.

868
00:37:11.658 --> 00:37:13.520
So I swear to God, when I'm not looking, she's like...

869
00:37:14.340 --> 00:37:14.920
Snipping the ends.

870
00:37:14.940 --> 00:37:15.641
Snipping the ends.

871
00:37:15.741 --> 00:37:16.201
I just don't.

872
00:37:16.241 --> 00:37:16.521
She just.

873
00:37:17.642 --> 00:37:18.242
I just don't understand.

874
00:37:18.262 --> 00:37:18.882
While I'm in the basin.

875
00:37:18.902 --> 00:37:21.543
It's like your, like, mum sneaking your veggies into your mouth.

876
00:37:22.244 --> 00:37:22.484
Yeah.

877
00:37:22.504 --> 00:37:22.684
I know.

878
00:37:22.704 --> 00:37:23.204
Because then she's.

879
00:37:23.224 --> 00:37:24.425
Doing what you need when you're not.

880
00:37:24.585 --> 00:37:24.965
I know.

881
00:37:25.025 --> 00:37:28.787
And then when she gets the broom out and I'm like, she's rooming around me, I'm like, have you cut my hair?

882
00:37:28.807 --> 00:37:30.307
Why would you need a broom?

883
00:37:30.367 --> 00:37:31.628
Because I'm like, why do you need a broom?

884
00:37:31.648 --> 00:37:36.310
So I literally, every time I get up after getting my hair done, I'm looking to see on the floor if there's a strand of my hair.

885
00:37:36.350 --> 00:37:37.370
Speck of dust.

886
00:37:37.410 --> 00:37:37.690
Yeah.

887
00:37:38.771 --> 00:37:40.191
So I'm just like trauma when I walk in.

888
00:37:40.212 --> 00:37:40.692
That's so funny.

889
00:37:40.712 --> 00:37:40.912
I know.

890
00:37:40.952 --> 00:37:41.072
I know

891
00:37:41.492 --> 00:37:41.852
Or trauma.

892
00:37:41.892 --> 00:37:42.873
Where her worst nightmare?

893
00:37:43.013 --> 00:37:43.634
Worst nightmare.

894
00:37:44.315 --> 00:37:45.876
Loz Phillips has become her worst nightmare too now.

895
00:37:45.916 --> 00:37:46.397
Oh, really?

896
00:37:46.457 --> 00:37:47.758
Yeah.

897
00:37:47.778 --> 00:37:48.919
Poor Marie would go in there.

898
00:37:49.279 --> 00:37:52.702
Imagine like someone the whole time sitting there in your chair.

899
00:37:53.042 --> 00:37:53.823
Telling you how to do your job.

900
00:37:53.843 --> 00:37:57.827
Thinking they know best and telling you how to do your job that you've been doing for like...

901
00:37:58.347 --> 00:37:59.488
30 years.

902
00:38:00.729 --> 00:38:02.130
I'm like, not this, more like this.

903
00:38:02.170 --> 00:38:02.570
Do it like this.

904
00:38:02.590 --> 00:38:04.292
She's like, I'm not done yet.

905
00:38:04.412 --> 00:38:04.792
Shut up.

906
00:38:04.812 --> 00:38:05.393
Stop touching it.

907
00:38:05.453 --> 00:38:06.433
I'm like, yeah, I'm sorry.

908
00:38:06.613 --> 00:38:07.654
You're your worst nightmare.

909
00:38:07.674 --> 00:38:08.935
We love you.

910
00:38:09.015 --> 00:38:09.556
We love you.

911
00:38:09.616 --> 00:38:09.956
I sit down.

912
00:38:09.976 --> 00:38:11.357
She's like, now what are you going to tell me to do?

913
00:38:11.377 --> 00:38:13.018
I'm like, can you start from back to front?

914
00:38:13.038 --> 00:38:14.800
She goes, I just start to do my hair.

915
00:38:14.820 --> 00:38:15.780
I'm like, this is not back to front.

916
00:38:15.881 --> 00:38:17.101
Can you go back to front of me?

917
00:38:17.362 --> 00:38:19.483
She goes, I've been doing this for 30 years.

918
00:38:19.503 --> 00:38:21.285
I'm like, no, do it this way.

919
00:38:21.305 --> 00:38:22.446
It's a new way of doing it.

920
00:38:23.146 --> 00:38:24.767
I put it on chat GPT.

921
00:38:25.888 --> 00:38:34.330
I know how to do your job better because I asked Chatty G. I asked Chatty G. I asked Chatty G. Becky with the good hair.

922
00:38:34.350 --> 00:38:35.651
They look so good.

923
00:38:35.691 --> 00:38:36.111
Really?

924
00:38:36.131 --> 00:38:40.032
I love girls with long hair.

925
00:38:40.252 --> 00:38:42.452
I'm on to my third meal of the day.

926
00:38:42.472 --> 00:38:43.553
Can't stop eating.

927
00:38:43.913 --> 00:38:44.993
Yeah, I love long hair.

928
00:38:45.013 --> 00:38:45.993
Same.

929
00:38:46.213 --> 00:38:46.973
It's my fave.

930
00:38:47.013 --> 00:38:49.554
Because one day we're going to have to cut it all off when we're really old.

931
00:38:50.034 --> 00:38:51.335
No, I'll be doing these when I'm 90.

932
00:38:51.435 --> 00:38:52.335
Oh, my God, stop.

933
00:38:52.375 --> 00:38:52.635
Really?

934
00:38:57.225 --> 00:38:59.166
Jess, you're going to love yourself sick.

935
00:38:59.226 --> 00:39:00.466
I can't wait.

936
00:39:00.486 --> 00:39:01.446
Oh, my God.

937
00:39:01.466 --> 00:39:02.387
We're not cutting yours at all.

938
00:39:02.707 --> 00:39:02.987
No.

939
00:39:03.447 --> 00:39:04.367
No, we're not cutting it.

940
00:39:04.387 --> 00:39:06.328
No, because this is the length you've always wanted to be.

941
00:39:06.348 --> 00:39:08.869
Yeah, but this is what I was, and somehow they shrunk.

942
00:39:09.589 --> 00:39:13.211
Does hair shrink asking for a friend?

943
00:39:14.531 --> 00:39:15.291
Typically no.

944
00:39:15.771 --> 00:39:16.712
I don't understand.

945
00:39:17.632 --> 00:39:23.694
When you pull your hair back, because of the baby hairs, do you sweep it back and not flip it?

946
00:39:23.714 --> 00:39:32.517
Yeah, I usually do the tight ponytail, like the updo, half updo, half down, and I sweep it back like that.

947
00:39:32.577 --> 00:39:35.198
Sometimes I'll go all of them.

948
00:39:35.418 --> 00:39:36.338
Like no part line?

949
00:39:36.378 --> 00:39:37.098
No part line.

950
00:39:37.278 --> 00:39:43.220
It's actually a lot easier to me not just part line because I've got like the worst hairline ever.

951
00:39:44.280 --> 00:39:45.921
And my middle part, there's this hair that's,

952
00:39:47.298 --> 00:39:48.179
You can see my middle part.

953
00:39:48.199 --> 00:39:49.060
There's this line.

954
00:39:49.080 --> 00:39:49.921
One wants to go the other way.

955
00:39:49.941 --> 00:39:50.321
The other way?

956
00:39:50.521 --> 00:39:50.861
Yeah.

957
00:39:51.222 --> 00:39:51.542
Zora.

958
00:39:52.543 --> 00:39:53.184
Yeah, you saw her.

959
00:39:53.204 --> 00:39:53.724
She's not hiding.

960
00:39:54.024 --> 00:39:54.925
She's not hiding.

961
00:39:55.125 --> 00:39:55.746
She's annoying.

962
00:40:00.290 --> 00:40:01.231
Oh, my God.

963
00:40:01.271 --> 00:40:03.012
I'm going to send you something really funny.

964
00:40:03.032 --> 00:40:03.933
You've got to read it out.

965
00:40:04.174 --> 00:40:04.934
You've got to read it out loud.

966
00:40:04.954 --> 00:40:05.275
Yeah.

967
00:40:06.145 --> 00:40:07.905
Standard salon chat.

968
00:40:08.726 --> 00:40:09.886
Someone just slid into my DMs.

969
00:40:09.946 --> 00:40:11.106
Oh, my God, stop.

970
00:40:11.546 --> 00:40:13.387
Are you texting it to me or are you sending it to me on Instagram?

971
00:40:13.407 --> 00:40:15.527
I'm texting it to you and you're going to read it out.

972
00:40:16.027 --> 00:40:16.648
Oh.

973
00:40:17.028 --> 00:40:18.868
The shit that slides into my DMs.

974
00:40:19.148 --> 00:40:20.949
The shit that slides into Bec's DMs.

975
00:40:21.029 --> 00:40:21.269
All right.

976
00:40:21.629 --> 00:40:22.509
His name's Shane.

977
00:40:22.909 --> 00:40:23.309
Shane.

978
00:40:23.469 --> 00:40:24.190
Shano.

979
00:40:24.510 --> 00:40:25.730
Oh, no, it's Shano.

980
00:40:25.750 --> 00:40:26.710
It is actually Shano.

981
00:40:26.810 --> 00:40:27.190
Shano.

982
00:40:27.210 --> 00:40:27.990
My ex-boyfriend's called Shano.

983
00:40:28.010 --> 00:40:29.331
You've got to say it in the accent.

984
00:40:29.411 --> 00:40:29.911
Shano.

985
00:40:30.151 --> 00:40:32.532
Becky, it's me, your... What?

986
00:40:35.336 --> 00:40:37.757
Becky, it's me, your black dwang baby.

987
00:40:37.777 --> 00:40:38.497
No, dog.

988
00:40:38.998 --> 00:40:39.418
Drog?

989
00:40:39.718 --> 00:40:42.219
Becky, it's me, your black dwang baby daddy.

990
00:40:42.319 --> 00:40:43.159
I need help.

991
00:40:43.800 --> 00:40:44.300
Is that how?

992
00:40:44.320 --> 00:40:45.340
That says dwang to me.

993
00:40:45.400 --> 00:40:45.981
No, dog.

994
00:40:46.001 --> 00:40:46.801
There's no N in it.

995
00:40:47.021 --> 00:40:47.401
Okay.

996
00:40:47.621 --> 00:40:48.022
Oh, my God.

997
00:40:48.122 --> 00:40:48.402
Okay.

998
00:40:48.422 --> 00:40:50.042
Let me read it.

999
00:40:50.082 --> 00:40:53.084
Becky, it's your black dwang baby daddy.

1000
00:40:53.504 --> 00:40:55.405
I need help to get on my feet.

1001
00:40:55.545 --> 00:40:56.125
Organise.

1002
00:40:56.685 --> 00:40:57.206
Assistance.

1003
00:40:57.346 --> 00:41:02.028
I am at my dysfunctional mother's house.

1004
00:41:02.468 --> 00:41:03.268
With no help.

1005
00:41:03.328 --> 00:41:04.909
Please help your baby daddy.

1006
00:41:05.409 --> 00:41:05.769
What?

1007
00:41:05.910 --> 00:41:06.470
Help.

1008
00:41:07.111 --> 00:41:10.474
So which one is your, which one is, which kid is his?

1009
00:41:11.614 --> 00:41:13.596
Out of your four.

1010
00:41:13.997 --> 00:41:16.178
Becky, it's me, your black dog, baby daddy.

1011
00:41:16.238 --> 00:41:17.500
I need help to get on my feet.

1012
00:41:17.580 --> 00:41:18.500
Organised assistance.

1013
00:41:18.601 --> 00:41:20.702
I'm at my dysfunctional mother's house with no help.

1014
00:41:20.762 --> 00:41:22.244
Please help your baby daddy.

1015
00:41:22.684 --> 00:41:23.305
Oh, my God.

1016
00:41:23.625 --> 00:41:24.165
Stop.

1017
00:41:24.365 --> 00:41:25.526
I think it's a fake account.

1018
00:41:25.546 --> 00:41:26.808
I think it's a troll account.

1019
00:41:27.874 --> 00:41:35.397
Mate, the joy I find in my unread, like, dysfunctional messages over on the side that sometimes when I need a laugh, I'll slide in there.

1020
00:41:36.117 --> 00:41:37.457
The funniest things.

1021
00:41:41.379 --> 00:41:42.799
I love these statistics don't lie.

1022
00:41:42.859 --> 00:41:44.980
Average duration of a phone call.

1023
00:41:45.020 --> 00:41:46.341
Boy to boy, 59 seconds.

1024
00:41:46.401 --> 00:41:47.381
Boy to mum, 50.

1025
00:41:47.821 --> 00:41:48.741
Boy to dad, 30.

1026
00:41:48.801 --> 00:41:50.202
Boy to girl, one hour, 20.

1027
00:41:51.760 --> 00:41:53.141
23 minutes, 59 seconds.

1028
00:41:53.201 --> 00:41:54.362
Girl to girl, five hours.

1029
00:41:54.382 --> 00:41:55.763
Oh, my God.

1030
00:41:56.243 --> 00:41:57.784
Husband to wife, three seconds.

1031
00:41:57.804 --> 00:41:59.145
Stop.

1032
00:41:59.205 --> 00:42:01.206
Mum to married daughter, 10 hours.

1033
00:42:02.827 --> 00:42:06.289
Wife to husband, 14 missed calls.

1034
00:42:07.270 --> 00:42:10.052
Well, mine's husband to wife, 14 missed calls.

1035
00:42:10.092 --> 00:42:10.372
Yeah.

1036
00:42:11.733 --> 00:42:14.635
And I get on the French and mum, it is hours, 10 minutes.

1037
00:42:16.683 --> 00:42:17.966
She knows everything.

1038
00:42:18.226 --> 00:42:18.687
Deepest.

1039
00:42:18.707 --> 00:42:19.449
She knows that I poo.

1040
00:42:20.070 --> 00:42:23.457
Mum's just like, Jessica, you don't need to tell me when you fart.

1041
00:42:23.477 --> 00:42:25.221
Because I, about everything.

1042
00:42:31.058 --> 00:42:33.039
They, oh, my God, actually gave me the ick.

1043
00:42:33.079 --> 00:42:33.899
This is my husband.

1044
00:42:34.359 --> 00:42:37.740
We went away and caused it.

1045
00:42:37.860 --> 00:42:39.361
Oh, is this when you're in Singapore?

1046
00:42:39.541 --> 00:42:40.901
He calls it the lamb lasso.

1047
00:42:40.921 --> 00:42:41.021
What?

1048
00:42:41.821 --> 00:42:44.902
Oh, my God.

1049
00:42:44.942 --> 00:42:49.784
We were at, like, this bougie resort called Bawa Reserve or something.

1050
00:42:49.804 --> 00:42:51.864
It's, like, this cool little island in Indonesia.

1051
00:42:52.345 --> 00:42:55.125
And it was, like, this moonlit cinema and, like, this candlelight dining.

1052
00:42:55.465 --> 00:42:56.446
And he ordered the lamb.

1053
00:42:57.666 --> 00:43:00.587
And, like, the bit of the lamb got stuck, like,

1054
00:43:01.115 --> 00:43:04.258
itself, he said, in a lasso around his back molar.

1055
00:43:04.278 --> 00:43:09.564
So when he was trying to swallow the lamb, the lamb lasso was on his... Oh, my God.

1056
00:43:09.644 --> 00:43:11.266
I thought he was trying to swallow it.

1057
00:43:11.286 --> 00:43:13.008
The lamb lasso had hooked onto his molar.

1058
00:43:13.448 --> 00:43:15.510
So it was like getting stuck in his throat.

1059
00:43:15.530 --> 00:43:15.991
Stop.

1060
00:43:16.251 --> 00:43:18.113
So he was like coughing but breathing.

1061
00:43:18.133 --> 00:43:19.455
He couldn't swallow it.

1062
00:43:19.495 --> 00:43:19.895
He needed to.

1063
00:43:20.015 --> 00:43:20.876
Yeah, he was too.

1064
00:43:21.737 --> 00:43:27.223
So then we're there at like these romantic candles and he makes the most awful sound.

1065
00:43:27.884 --> 00:43:31.087
It was like a life-saving sound that made everyone stop.

1066
00:43:31.427 --> 00:43:33.970
It was like a... Oh, my gosh.

1067
00:43:35.122 --> 00:43:38.703
Like he threw everything at it and he dislodged the lamb.

1068
00:43:39.463 --> 00:43:41.303
And I'm like, what the fuck was that?

1069
00:43:41.323 --> 00:43:42.343
I don't know this man.

1070
00:43:42.424 --> 00:43:43.144
Are you okay?

1071
00:43:43.184 --> 00:43:43.744
Let that sound.

1072
00:43:43.764 --> 00:43:44.844
I would have gone up and walked away.

1073
00:43:44.864 --> 00:43:45.944
I don't know.

1074
00:43:46.384 --> 00:43:48.665
We always laugh about it now.

1075
00:43:48.685 --> 00:43:51.445
Remember when you almost died from the lamb lasso?

1076
00:43:51.545 --> 00:43:53.406
Oh, my God.

1077
00:43:54.086 --> 00:43:55.346
I can't understand.

1078
00:43:55.406 --> 00:43:58.267
It reminds me of like, you know when you're younger and you'd eat noodles?

1079
00:43:58.287 --> 00:43:58.407
Yeah.

1080
00:44:00.127 --> 00:44:01.628
Yes, I still do it.

1081
00:44:01.688 --> 00:44:04.488
I'm like... Yeah, yeah, yeah.

1082
00:44:04.528 --> 00:44:08.389
It's like... Have you ever eaten spaghetti and when you sneeze, it's come out of your nose?

1083
00:44:08.449 --> 00:44:08.629
No.

1084
00:44:09.009 --> 00:44:09.910
And you pull it out?

1085
00:44:09.990 --> 00:44:10.630
I haven't done that yet.

1086
00:44:10.650 --> 00:44:11.350
I've done that.

1087
00:44:11.530 --> 00:44:11.890
Yeah.

1088
00:44:13.511 --> 00:44:17.612
We could do a segment on times you were almost killed by food.

1089
00:44:21.833 --> 00:44:22.893
Oh, my God, stop.

1090
00:44:22.953 --> 00:44:25.034
This is a weird shit that I watch on my feed.

1091
00:44:25.074 --> 00:44:26.034
It comes on your algorithm.

1092
00:44:26.054 --> 00:44:26.374
Look at this.

1093
00:44:27.153 --> 00:44:29.414
Here's his politics on mine, like GoPro on a crab.

1094
00:44:31.054 --> 00:44:31.854
But look at this.

1095
00:44:31.895 --> 00:44:33.715
Wait, is that a GoPro on the crab?

1096
00:44:33.775 --> 00:44:34.495
On the crab.

1097
00:44:34.555 --> 00:44:36.016
A GoPro on a crab?

1098
00:44:36.096 --> 00:44:37.036
On the crab.

1099
00:44:37.056 --> 00:44:37.996
I love that.

1100
00:44:38.256 --> 00:44:38.537
You see?

1101
00:44:38.617 --> 00:44:39.097
That's AI.

1102
00:44:39.297 --> 00:44:40.177
Maybe, I don't know.

1103
00:44:40.197 --> 00:44:41.517
That is 100% AI.

1104
00:44:42.138 --> 00:44:43.578
Well, I mean, whatever.

1105
00:44:43.778 --> 00:44:44.378
Maybe not.

1106
00:44:44.478 --> 00:44:45.919
Did you see the last one?

1107
00:44:45.939 --> 00:44:47.179
They have little houses.

1108
00:44:47.619 --> 00:44:49.280
Yeah, but don't they hear the crabs?

1109
00:44:49.400 --> 00:44:50.560
Oh, no, they're eggs.

1110
00:44:50.720 --> 00:44:50.940
Oh, no.

1111
00:44:50.960 --> 00:44:52.141
Oh, they would do that, actually.

1112
00:44:52.221 --> 00:44:52.721
No, hang on.

1113
00:44:53.321 --> 00:44:54.742
What does a crab house look like?

1114
00:44:57.188 --> 00:44:58.990
Betty's Burgers is so good as well.

1115
00:44:59.010 --> 00:44:59.991
Oh, I feel like one now.

1116
00:45:00.791 --> 00:45:01.752
Shall we get one?

1117
00:45:01.792 --> 00:45:06.596
Yes, because you're an old... Do we just have the best idea ever?

1118
00:45:07.377 --> 00:45:08.538
Betty's Burgers.

1119
00:45:08.718 --> 00:45:09.459
I've got to do this.

1120
00:45:09.479 --> 00:45:11.260
This is so... Betty's Burgers.

1121
00:45:12.021 --> 00:45:12.901
Best idea ever.

1122
00:45:13.902 --> 00:45:14.383
Oh, my God.

1123
00:45:14.423 --> 00:45:16.805
Let's please deliver to South Melbourne.

1124
00:45:16.825 --> 00:45:17.985
I'm just howling over the ocean.

1125
00:45:18.086 --> 00:45:18.586
Betty's.

1126
00:45:19.186 --> 00:45:20.848
It's the hair.

1127
00:45:21.088 --> 00:45:21.508
The glow.

1128
00:45:21.528 --> 00:45:23.310
She looks like a troll doll.

1129
00:45:24.250 --> 00:45:24.491
Yes.

1130
00:45:24.611 --> 00:45:27.453
No, you can't see it.

1131
00:45:27.493 --> 00:45:28.474
You know what?

1132
00:45:28.494 --> 00:45:29.715
You can't fucking talk.

1133
00:45:29.755 --> 00:45:30.515
Let me get it.

1134
00:45:30.716 --> 00:45:31.937
Oh, look at me, Jess.

1135
00:45:32.037 --> 00:45:32.857
Oh, my God.

1136
00:45:32.917 --> 00:45:34.338
You should see how you look.

1137
00:45:34.439 --> 00:45:35.800
Oh, my God.

1138
00:45:36.000 --> 00:45:37.081
I cannot.

1139
00:45:37.261 --> 00:45:39.703
Jess, look at me.

1140
00:45:39.823 --> 00:45:40.824
Ha, ha.

1141
00:45:42.105 --> 00:45:46.172
I'm sure I look like this.

1142
00:45:46.413 --> 00:45:47.294
It's so good.

1143
00:45:56.032 --> 00:46:01.493
Okay, guys, we've been here for five hours and we are done.

1144
00:46:01.873 --> 00:46:05.394
So we've had the keratin bond extensions applied.

1145
00:46:05.874 --> 00:46:09.595
Then we've had the haircut done to blend them all in.

1146
00:46:09.975 --> 00:46:11.535
And now we are ready for our big reveal.

1147
00:46:11.555 --> 00:46:13.155
And I've got to say, I can see you, Jess.

1148
00:46:13.275 --> 00:46:13.856
I can see you.

1149
00:46:13.876 --> 00:46:14.716
You look ridiculous.

1150
00:46:14.756 --> 00:46:15.256
I love you.

1151
00:46:15.276 --> 00:46:16.536
You look ridiculously good.

1152
00:46:16.576 --> 00:46:17.456
You look like a mermaid.

1153
00:46:17.496 --> 00:46:18.256
I love you.

1154
00:46:18.316 --> 00:46:18.957
I love you so much.

1155
00:46:19.017 --> 00:46:20.117
I love you a little bit more.

1156
00:46:20.497 --> 00:46:23.397
What's her name from the splash?

1157
00:46:23.457 --> 00:46:23.998
Daryl Hannah.

1158
00:46:24.178 --> 00:46:24.998
Oh, you're Daryl Hannah.

1159
00:46:25.358 --> 00:46:25.858
Oh, Daryl Hannah.

1160
00:46:26.298 --> 00:46:26.679
Dead.

1161
00:46:26.879 --> 00:46:27.400
Oh, my God.

1162
00:46:27.420 --> 00:46:28.721
You look like Beyonce.

1163
00:46:28.841 --> 00:46:29.382
I'm obsessed.

1164
00:46:29.562 --> 00:46:30.063
I'm obsessed.

1165
00:46:30.523 --> 00:46:30.824
All right.

1166
00:46:30.864 --> 00:46:31.585
Close your eyes.

1167
00:46:31.825 --> 00:46:32.806
Close your eyes.

1168
00:46:32.846 --> 00:46:34.768
She's taking the curtain off our mirrors.

1169
00:46:34.868 --> 00:46:35.189
Oh, my God.

1170
00:46:35.209 --> 00:46:35.309
Stop.

1171
00:46:35.349 --> 00:46:36.731
Stop.

1172
00:46:37.151 --> 00:46:37.652
Stop.

1173
00:46:38.873 --> 00:46:40.195
Dun, dun, dun, dun.

1174
00:46:40.255 --> 00:46:40.895
Dun, dun, dun, dun.

1175
00:46:44.277 --> 00:46:47.182
Oh, my God.

1176
00:46:47.382 --> 00:46:48.684
Oh, oh, oh, oh.

1177
00:46:49.085 --> 00:46:50.807
Can you believe this is my natural hair?

1178
00:46:51.108 --> 00:46:53.932
There's nothing fake on me.

1179
00:46:54.112 --> 00:46:54.934
At all.

1180
00:46:55.114 --> 00:46:55.995
Everything's mine.

1181
00:46:56.276 --> 00:46:57.578
Everything, even my boobs.

1182
00:46:59.152 --> 00:47:00.132
Oh, my God.

1183
00:47:00.152 --> 00:47:03.013
That color match is so good.

1184
00:47:03.334 --> 00:47:03.794
That is insane.

1185
00:47:03.874 --> 00:47:04.334
Wow.

1186
00:47:04.354 --> 00:47:06.195
So five different colors.

1187
00:47:06.435 --> 00:47:07.315
And I have four.

1188
00:47:07.335 --> 00:47:07.795
Wow.

1189
00:47:07.835 --> 00:47:10.216
But the blend is so amazing.

1190
00:47:10.236 --> 00:47:11.036
Oh, wow.

1191
00:47:11.356 --> 00:47:12.257
Can't get over.

1192
00:47:12.277 --> 00:47:15.758
I haven't had a color, a hair color, since like end of Feb.

1193
00:47:16.138 --> 00:47:18.660
And my hair looks like I've just had a fresh color put through.

1194
00:47:18.960 --> 00:47:22.122
So Kirby, describe my color and Jess's color.

1195
00:47:22.302 --> 00:47:24.843
So I would say you're like a neutral warm blonde.

1196
00:47:25.343 --> 00:47:29.045
And so you have like a little bit of that creaminess, that caramel tones.

1197
00:47:29.125 --> 00:47:32.027
And then we've put that warm in to carry out the warmth that's going through your hair.

1198
00:47:32.047 --> 00:47:35.809
And then for Jess, you're a really creamy, buttery blonde.

1199
00:47:35.909 --> 00:47:40.532
So we were able to elevate your blonde to be even lighter than you've been getting with your natural color.

1200
00:47:40.652 --> 00:47:43.854
And so that helped to kind of enhance it and make it really bright for you.

1201
00:47:43.874 --> 00:47:43.974
Okay.

1202
00:47:44.940 --> 00:47:45.721
So good.

1203
00:47:45.781 --> 00:47:48.343
I'm just going to go home and stare at myself literally all night.

1204
00:47:48.363 --> 00:47:49.484
Because we were saying before.

1205
00:47:49.504 --> 00:47:50.705
Kids feed yourself.

1206
00:47:50.745 --> 00:47:51.045
Yeah, yeah.

1207
00:47:52.226 --> 00:47:55.309
We've just not been able to look at ourselves for like the last four or five hours.

1208
00:47:55.990 --> 00:48:00.774
And our mothers have been on the podcast before and said how much we stare at ourselves.

1209
00:48:00.834 --> 00:48:02.375
Like we actually love ourselves.

1210
00:48:02.415 --> 00:48:03.977
This has been a really hard five hours.

1211
00:48:04.017 --> 00:48:05.598
It's been a really hard five hours.

1212
00:48:05.698 --> 00:48:07.080
I've not been able to stare at ourselves.

1213
00:48:07.680 --> 00:48:10.041
But oh my God, I'm obsessed.

1214
00:48:10.061 --> 00:48:10.841
I'm never cutting this.

1215
00:48:11.001 --> 00:48:11.441
I'm never.

1216
00:48:12.021 --> 00:48:13.482
I am so hot.

1217
00:48:15.502 --> 00:48:16.702
You're never cutting your hair.

1218
00:48:16.822 --> 00:48:17.223
I love it.

1219
00:48:17.363 --> 00:48:17.943
You look younger.

1220
00:48:18.003 --> 00:48:18.383
I love it.

1221
00:48:18.583 --> 00:48:19.003
Do I?

1222
00:48:19.043 --> 00:48:19.303
Yes.

1223
00:48:19.343 --> 00:48:20.163
That's all you had to say.

1224
00:48:20.183 --> 00:48:20.923
That you look younger.

1225
00:48:20.943 --> 00:48:21.744
That's all you had to say.

1226
00:48:21.764 --> 00:48:21.844
So.

1227
00:48:21.864 --> 00:48:23.564
I feel like when you have long hair, you look young.

1228
00:48:23.724 --> 00:48:24.044
So.

1229
00:48:24.084 --> 00:48:26.025
And when it's thick and luscious, you look young.

1230
00:48:26.045 --> 00:48:27.425
And when you're old, you get a bob.

1231
00:48:27.605 --> 00:48:27.865
Yes.

1232
00:48:27.925 --> 00:48:29.046
I will never get a bob.

1233
00:48:29.106 --> 00:48:29.486
I know.

1234
00:48:29.866 --> 00:48:30.546
We're just saying that.

1235
00:48:30.566 --> 00:48:32.767
We're going to be like, have like these long gray.

1236
00:48:32.787 --> 00:48:32.907
Yeah.

1237
00:48:32.987 --> 00:48:33.467
Yeah.

1238
00:48:33.507 --> 00:48:33.767
Yeah.

1239
00:48:33.787 --> 00:48:33.887
Yeah.

1240
00:48:34.467 --> 00:48:34.987
It's pretty.

1241
00:48:35.007 --> 00:48:35.628
I'll be wise.

1242
00:48:35.648 --> 00:48:36.848
Long hair for me is pretty.

1243
00:48:36.868 --> 00:48:38.469
It feels feminine, I think.

1244
00:48:38.489 --> 00:48:38.789
So feminine.

1245
00:48:38.809 --> 00:48:41.590
You can kind of move it around, toss it around.

1246
00:48:41.610 --> 00:48:43.311
So Kirby, thank you to you and Liv.

1247
00:48:43.351 --> 00:48:44.712
Like, amazing.

1248
00:48:44.792 --> 00:48:45.132
Girls.

1249
00:48:45.152 --> 00:48:45.452
Thank you.

1250
00:48:46.132 --> 00:48:47.093
Smash it.

1251
00:48:47.393 --> 00:48:49.114
It's not an easy task.

1252
00:48:49.634 --> 00:48:53.116
Well, you now know what's involved.

1253
00:48:53.196 --> 00:48:54.257
It's a big job.

1254
00:48:54.317 --> 00:48:54.857
It is.

1255
00:48:54.897 --> 00:48:55.117
Yeah.

1256
00:48:55.257 --> 00:48:57.498
Is everyone in your salon trained to do it?

1257
00:48:57.719 --> 00:48:58.019
No.

1258
00:48:58.379 --> 00:49:02.581
Because people are, like, it is quite a big thing to invest in.

1259
00:49:02.661 --> 00:49:07.624
And so you really want to make sure you have specialists in the salon and that are passionate about it, not everyone doing it.

1260
00:49:07.684 --> 00:49:09.325
So we have three girls in our salon.

1261
00:49:09.765 --> 00:49:10.426
Right.

1262
00:49:10.446 --> 00:49:11.327
Amazing.

1263
00:49:11.347 --> 00:49:14.529
So talk to us the first 48 hours, do's and don'ts.

1264
00:49:14.930 --> 00:49:21.876
So you don't want to be washing your hair in the first 48 hours, no excessive exercise where you're sweating and steaming the hair.

1265
00:49:22.056 --> 00:49:23.457
But that's literally about it.

1266
00:49:23.557 --> 00:49:24.418
There's not much.

1267
00:49:24.718 --> 00:49:25.819
That's so good.

1268
00:49:25.919 --> 00:49:29.523
And as they grow out, like in six weeks if we need a color touch-up,

1269
00:49:30.203 --> 00:49:32.505
Can we color our hair with the keratin bonding?

1270
00:49:32.545 --> 00:49:34.267
Can we do a root tint?

1271
00:49:34.307 --> 00:49:34.928
How does it work?

1272
00:49:35.288 --> 00:49:35.708
Absolutely.

1273
00:49:36.369 --> 00:49:37.230
You can definitely color it.

1274
00:49:37.290 --> 00:49:41.994
And the sections that we've put bonds in, you're not going to really be coloring those sections anyway.

1275
00:49:42.055 --> 00:49:47.500
So if you were doing your foils, that's going to be through your part line, around your hairline, around your nape.

1276
00:49:47.880 --> 00:49:52.985
So you can't foil the actual root of the extension itself, but you can foil in and all around it.

1277
00:49:53.145 --> 00:49:53.525
Okay.

1278
00:49:53.625 --> 00:49:55.046
Because we had wefts in before.

1279
00:49:55.066 --> 00:49:58.108
They're placed in a similar, like in a row, right?

1280
00:49:58.128 --> 00:49:59.369
So you still have rows.

1281
00:49:59.389 --> 00:49:59.589
Yes.

1282
00:49:59.629 --> 00:49:59.829
Yeah.

1283
00:49:59.889 --> 00:50:06.133
But they're a little bit more personalized on their angles, how far they can go forward to the hairline, how high up they can come.

1284
00:50:06.553 --> 00:50:16.559
But we try to still do it in a uniformed shape just so when you're shampooing your hair, you can open up your fingers and get in between the rows and shampoo.

1285
00:50:16.779 --> 00:50:19.000
And obviously, and for colors as well if you need to do a color.

1286
00:50:19.020 --> 00:50:19.120
Yeah.

1287
00:50:19.260 --> 00:50:19.801
Yes.

1288
00:50:19.901 --> 00:50:20.801
I can feel the rose.

1289
00:50:20.882 --> 00:50:21.222
Yeah.

1290
00:50:21.362 --> 00:50:23.364
One, two, three, four.

1291
00:50:23.484 --> 00:50:23.664
Yeah.

1292
00:50:23.704 --> 00:50:26.687
But if you think about it, you're not wanting to show your bonds.

1293
00:50:26.887 --> 00:50:28.588
Your color doesn't matter what's in between the bonds.

1294
00:50:28.608 --> 00:50:29.129
Well, that's true.

1295
00:50:29.169 --> 00:50:29.649
Yeah.

1296
00:50:29.689 --> 00:50:31.391
So those sections are never going to be opened up.

1297
00:50:31.591 --> 00:50:33.032
Yeah.

1298
00:50:33.072 --> 00:50:34.494
Otherwise the bonds would be exposed.

1299
00:50:34.534 --> 00:50:34.794
Yeah.

1300
00:50:34.994 --> 00:50:37.416
So let's talk about numbers.

1301
00:50:37.937 --> 00:50:40.419
How much do you reckon we have in our hair?

1302
00:50:40.743 --> 00:50:44.364
I would say 110 max and they were all minis.

1303
00:50:44.604 --> 00:50:45.904
So 110 max and then you cut in half.

1304
00:50:45.944 --> 00:50:47.245
I think somewhere between 90 to 110.

1305
00:50:47.465 --> 00:50:47.645
Yeah.

1306
00:50:47.745 --> 00:50:48.825
And then turn them into minis.

1307
00:50:49.065 --> 00:50:49.905
So like 200.

1308
00:50:50.686 --> 00:50:52.166
You like the sound of that, don't you?

1309
00:50:52.666 --> 00:50:55.387
She was like, more than 269.

1310
00:50:55.407 --> 00:50:56.207
You know what?

1311
00:50:56.487 --> 00:50:58.908
It's just like, it is so long.

1312
00:50:59.148 --> 00:51:01.108
The color is insane.

1313
00:51:01.268 --> 00:51:03.949
First impressions are, I just want to look like this forever.

1314
00:51:04.409 --> 00:51:05.150
Oh, my God, I'm obsessed.

1315
00:51:05.190 --> 00:51:07.051
I mean, the best thing is your color fade itch.

1316
00:51:07.071 --> 00:51:07.731
You won't get any.

1317
00:51:08.252 --> 00:51:16.717
And so it's like, you know, the thing of being a blonde a lot of the time or being a bronze, like you get so much color fade itch and this just maintains that beautiful fresh color for you.

1318
00:51:16.877 --> 00:51:17.358
I love it.

1319
00:51:17.498 --> 00:51:18.038
I love it.

1320
00:51:18.078 --> 00:51:19.239
Thank you so much.

1321
00:51:19.259 --> 00:51:20.300
This has been amazing.

1322
00:51:20.720 --> 00:51:21.340
Thank you so much.

1323
00:51:21.360 --> 00:51:24.502
Thank you, Liv, for coming and for all the amazing work you did today.

1324
00:51:24.522 --> 00:51:26.224
Like you guys worked your clackers off.

1325
00:51:26.284 --> 00:51:26.624
Yeah.

1326
00:51:27.324 --> 00:51:49.630
extreme time studio so many cameras so many lights you've got to get on a plane we've got to do school pick up and like you guys just nailed it like so good thank you so much and we're so excited to see you in four to six months time i love it thank you if anyone's got any questions slide into our dms and if you guys want to see what we look like go to vayne's podcast

1327
00:51:51.370 --> 00:51:52.191
Check us out.

1328
00:51:52.211 --> 00:51:55.555
We've got the before, the after, the full reveal, a bit of the process.

1329
00:51:55.675 --> 00:51:56.696
And a bit of a ticker-tocker.

1330
00:51:56.897 --> 00:51:57.537
Go check it out.

1331
00:51:57.637 --> 00:51:58.198
Bye for now.

1332
00:51:58.318 --> 00:51:58.639
Bye.