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Pls I need all the help I can get about hair styling!!!
Would love to get link to your channel!
Would love to get link to your channel!
Hi ladies (and gents?) I have a new youtube channel and I kinda wanted to ask some advice from everyone here about it since women are my demographic (analytics says women 20-30, US > UK > Korea), not sure if it's okay? I won't post the channel link in case it's against the rules but basically, I am a hair stylist and I want to run a youtube channel with a couple main goals:
1. Don't hawk shitty products at every oppurtunity, becuase fuck that.
2. Give as much legit hair stylist knowledge as possible (I'm not actually sure that people want that)
Obviously being a guy I'm not the "big sister" type, so I want to focus on the fact that I'm a trained and experienced stylist instead. The whole channel is kind of trying to find it's voice since it's such a vast subject, I'm not sure what to actually focus on. In the long term, I want to actually focus on professional products and haircut tutorials aimed at other stylists, but I want to use these videos as a sort of 'legitimisation' to back up other videos which are aimed at the wider public. I guess mainly I'm wondering what sort of videos might you be interested in seeing? I'm trying to narrow down what to focus on since right now I'm doing a little of everything and there isn't any real direction, that's kind of okay, since I'm still learning about video editing too, but I wouldn't mind a little advice.
For the record, I'm not interested/deluded into thinking of youtube fame or ad revenue, I'm mainly doing it to gain confidence in an educators role as that's sort of where I see my career headed right now. By doing these videos I'm suprising myself how much junk is in my head and it's helping me to feel like I could do it and that's really my main motivation right now. As for my skillset, I'm a trained womens hair stylist, have experience in salon, fashion, editorial and catwalk work. Avant Garde is probably my love.
Cheers guys, I hope this is all okay by the mods, I don't want to seem like a naff marketer or anything, just being on GAF all this time, it was my first thought to turn too for advice.
EDIT: I'm happy to have a crack at answering anything unrelated about your hair too!
Hi ladies (and gents?) I have a new youtube channel and I kinda wanted to ask some advice from everyone here about it since women are my demographic (analytics says women 20-30, US > UK > Korea), not sure if it's okay? I won't post the channel link in case it's against the rules but basically, I am a hair stylist and I want to run a youtube channel with a couple main goals:
1. Don't hawk shitty products at every oppurtunity, becuase fuck that.
2. Give as much legit hair stylist knowledge as possible (I'm not actually sure that people want that)
Obviously being a guy I'm not the "big sister" type, so I want to focus on the fact that I'm a trained and experienced stylist instead. The whole channel is kind of trying to find it's voice since it's such a vast subject, I'm not sure what to actually focus on. In the long term, I want to actually focus on professional products and haircut tutorials aimed at other stylists, but I want to use these videos as a sort of 'legitimisation' to back up other videos which are aimed at the wider public. I guess mainly I'm wondering what sort of videos might you be interested in seeing? I'm trying to narrow down what to focus on since right now I'm doing a little of everything and there isn't any real direction, that's kind of okay, since I'm still learning about video editing too, but I wouldn't mind a little advice.
For the record, I'm not interested/deluded into thinking of youtube fame or ad revenue, I'm mainly doing it to gain confidence in an educators role as that's sort of where I see my career headed right now. By doing these videos I'm suprising myself how much junk is in my head and it's helping me to feel like I could do it and that's really my main motivation right now. As for my skillset, I'm a trained womens hair stylist, have experience in salon, fashion, editorial and catwalk work. Avant Garde is probably my love.
Cheers guys, I hope this is all okay by the mods, I don't want to seem like a naff marketer or anything, just being on GAF all this time, it was my first thought to turn too for advice.
EDIT: I'm happy to have a crack at answering anything unrelated about your hair too!
Holy shit I can't breathe sdlgkjsldg
For me it was Sephiroth, above all. And maybe a little of Alucard from Castlevania. Then I went through a minor* phase of denying that any other FF could surpass FF7 cuz they didn't have Sephiroth and I was being petty and tiny. I think I went to discussion boards just to bash and hate on FF8 especially.
Clearly, I was the definition of class and taste.
:>
I wonder how Edward Cullen fangirls would feel in a decade or two. Haha.
* interminable
LMAO, you're awesome. xD
Pls I need all the help I can get about hair styling!!!
Would love to get link to your channel!
If you could show me how to do a French braid in my own hair without it looking shit that would be awesome
I should've ask here before taking 4 box of bleach to my hair in one day. (its all cut off)
My hair was like the Kinky curl, than after the bleach it became like the afro curl. Dry as as sand with no curl definition.
So how do you ombre really dark hair without damage?
If it's any consolation, I can't stand any JRPG released after like, 2005 (and very few released after 1998), and I don't care for most anime (Ghibli being the exception), so I'm a grumpy old woman too! But I just found the masamune 14-year-old self-insert fanfic idea to be awesomely adorable, is all.[Obligatory grumpy post about anything vaguely anime related]
If it's any consolation, I can't stand any JRPG released after like, 2005 (and very few released after 1998), and I don't care for most anime (Ghibli being the exception), so I'm a grumpy old woman too! But I just found the masamune 14-year-old self-insert fanfic idea to be awesomely adorable, is all.
GirlGAF, I just did the thing. A guy just asked me for my number and I more or less told him that I wasn't taking time out of my busy schedule to hang out with him but he could have it if it made him feel better. except it was really tactful n stuff.
Half of me is patting myself on the back for my ace diplomacy, but the Ron Swanson in me is screaming.
If it's any consolation, I can't stand any JRPG released after like, 2005 (and very few released after 1998), and I don't care for most anime (Ghibli being the exception), so I'm a grumpy old woman too! But I just found the masamune 14-year-old self-insert fanfic idea to be awesomely adorable, is all.
I usually hold a hard no, like once I was backed into a corner and not let out until I gave this dude my number and I still got my way out. So idk what came over me this time and I do half feel bad?? I hope he doesn't get false hopes over it because I did straight up tell him getting my number meant nothing.you should've just been honest and say that you're not interested. you could have given him false hopes thus making it more difficult for both of you. but I also never know what to say in these situations, I can totally relate :l
Hahaha! If only I could have taken a twix moment and asked GirlGAF. Y'all would have set me straight. Ah well, it's probably the kind of mistake you have to make once.
If it's any consolation, I can't stand any JRPG released after like, 2005 (and very few released after 1998), and I don't care for most anime (Ghibli being the exception), so I'm a grumpy old woman too! But I just found the masamune 14-year-old self-insert fanfic idea to be awesomely adorable, is all.
I am exactly where you are, RPG and Anime wise.
There has been one jrpg that I have enjoyed enough to finish in the last 10 years.
Can't believe there was a time in the late 90's where I beat all of them as they came out, whenever I could.
It feels like there was a time where you could enjoy jrpgs even if you did not like anime. The sweat drops and tropey stuff was in the background. Now the moe and fanservice is on the covers.
At 33, I am a bitter old woman. I wish that I was born just three years earlier so I could start shitting on Millennials like the rest of my bitter bitter people.
Oh well, maybe I'll get to shit on the next generation. *sigh*
Haha, sure, I could have a go, perhaps I'll actually shift my butt to a britgaf meetup and we'll go Geurilla! Thanks though guys, it seems most people I ask say go with styling
Oh ouch okay! Did you get the whole candyfloss/cotton candy thing going on? There's a few ways to do it, you can buy a bleach marketed specifically to be gentle, but honestly the cheaper and probably better way to do it is to buy some powder bleach and some cream peroxide. Proper salon peroxide is rated by Vol or %, 6% or 20 vol is quite low and isn't going to burn your hair to pieces in most cases. Then depending on how gentle you want to be you can either make a mix of 1:3 bleach to peroxide and apply that to dry hair or a little more aggresive would be to mix 4:4:2 bleacheroxide:warm water to freshly shampoo (no conditioner) towel dried hair. The first will only lift your hair a tiny bit, the second will lift it a bit more. You can repeat both a few times, but as with all bleach, you just need to keep an eye on it. This is still bleaching hair to lighten it after all, it's just a gentler lifting process. You'd mostly use this to lift out artificial colour from hair before recolouring, but you could Ombre with it. One other thing to remember about bleach is it will do most of the lifting in the first 10-15 minutes then slow down dramatically, so that's a good indication on how much lift you're going to get with each application.
Having not seen/felt your hair I wouldn't be able to reccommend which process you want really, some hair is just very resistant to lifting. The other thing is, if it's very dark, you might get 'stuck' at the ginger stage, as red is the predominant undertone of darkest brown/black and red is the toughest pigment to lift, you might end up having to lift it as high as you feel comfortable and then toning out the ginger, rather than trying to lift through it all in one day, then you can return to lifting in 2-3 weeks. If you bought an ash or platinum toner that would reduce the red, if its very gold/yellow then a violet might help you to neutralise that out, this toning wil just turn it less ginger and more towards the whiter end of the spectrum, just make it look less 'bleachy' really, as a nice red is nice, but a bleachy un-toned red isn't quite the same!
Maybe I should do a video on this.. I'm pretty wimpy with bleach though, it scares me still if I'm honest, just because everyone is so different. The safest thing you can probably do is a couple of tests before you start and as you go. Firstly, hold a strand of hair at the tip and feel it with your fingers dragging them up the shaft, back towards the root, if it feels like a rope, you should probably relax with the bleach, the other is to take a strand of wet hair, hold between each thumb and forefinger at the ends and stretch the hair, it should only stretch so far and then when you release it, it should shrink back to its natural length, if it stretches more than half its original length and just keeps going, it's probably not safe to be using any chemicals on it.
Think that's all I can think of off my head!
I wouldn't worry about it too much, lil. Like you said, just gotta keep it in mind for next time.
RIP the 90's. I miss when there were an abundant amount of jrpgs.
This dude better have not been named Josh
Hey, don't worry about it. I've given out a fake number to guys I wasn't interested in because they were a bit scary and turning them down seemed dangerous. /shrug
But yeah, best to just say you aren't interested up front.
doing magic tricks
Haha, sure, I could have a go, perhaps I'll actually shift my butt to a britgaf meetup and we'll go Geurilla! Thanks though guys, it seems most people I ask say go with styling
Haha a friend of mine found an old prom picture of me and my future husband.
http://i.imgur.com/mjWkgOG.jpg
God the 90s were weird.
Do you guys have hilarious old pictures?
Fiction, you are so so so so pretty *______*
waaaaaaaaaaaah
Lol my reaction too!
*cowers from sunlight*
*closes front door and decides to stay in*
* joins sploatee in this veritable bastion of staying-in-ness*
Shush y'all, I was talking about the awkward clothing. No one else has shitty Glamour Shots? Waaah.
Must be it. No one really knows what Glamour Shots was do they? Cept us old folks
See, this is the shit we should have realized back then. I gave out so many wallet copies to 'friends'.
I was young and naive.
Ouch.... :\Awkward...
Got a message on PoF from a guy and it's like "hi this is his fiancé, I'm supposed to be marrying him on Saturday and what is he doing on here? I'm freaking out!!"
Awkward. I feel bad for her.
Ouch.... :
They must have had some crazy high standards.Oh I was a total outcast, all the guys told me I was the ugliest girl in school and constantly bullied me. I honestly thought I was the ugliest thing to walk the earth.
Oh you want creepy early-mid nineties Glamour Shots? I have those too. (God I had to be like, 14 in these shots haha)
Behold, the horror:
http://i.imgur.com/yyvzgOO.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/4MUcNCQ.jpg
All the guys would get excited when the girls went out to do that because then we'd end up getting wallet copies. Some would then negotiate trading if they want a pic of their crush or whatever.
lol
So maybe someone can help me in here.
It's been a while since I had to shop for jeans and I was noticing my old one could use a little replacing. I used to love buy GAP's curvy jeans. 32/32. Now I noticed they only sell curvy skinny jeans online and I'm doing a big WTF because I like more of a boot cut.
Does anyone have any recommendations where I can find jeans that fit for someone with curves that doesn't look like I'm planning on stuffing couch pillows on the side of my legs in the process? I have a hard time with that because a lot of jeans assume I need a ton of room on the side and I don't - but I can't really fit into straight jeans either. I like something that allows me to tailor to length too as I'm 5'8" and so I fall in that... I'm not short nor that tall.
I feel so awkward shopping sometimes. :/
So maybe someone can help me in here.
It's been a while since I had to shop for jeans and I was noticing my old one could use a little replacing. I used to love buy GAP's curvy jeans. 32/32. Now I noticed they only sell curvy skinny jeans online and I'm doing a big WTF because I like more of a boot cut.
Does anyone have any recommendations where I can find jeans that fit for someone with curves that doesn't look like I'm planning on stuffing couch pillows on the side of my legs in the process? I have a hard time with that because a lot of jeans assume I need a ton of room on the side and I don't - but I can't really fit into straight jeans either. I like something that allows me to tailor to length too as I'm 5'8" and so I fall in that... I'm not short nor that tall.
I feel so awkward shopping sometimes. :/
A vast majority of porn is poorly written as a given be it visual or in the aforementioned novel. Erotica not so much as that's generally more high art than porn and has some decent writing in it e.g. "Fanny Hill" or "Justine, or the Misfortunes of Virtue".Warning. OT thread about 50 Shades. Commence usual circle jerk about how poorly it was written.
But, at least you can enjoy the delicious irony of people with shitty grammar ripping the author for having shitty grammar. Like fine be critical if you want, but at least have something to stand on.
There's good porn and there's good erotica.. but most porn kinda sucks, even popular porn, so the criticism of 50 Shades for being "bad" and how could anyone like it is just silly. People love porn, even bad porn.
The irony I'm referring to is that they are picking apart the grammar in 50 Shades while actually not understanding the grammar they are criticizing. For example, in that thread, people are trying to pick part "she's" because they think it meant "she is," not realizing that "she's" could also mean "she has." Obvs my grammar sucks too when I'm just writing casual forum posts.