Favorite YouTube Hair Channels?

[dreamsofthewind]

Hey all, I was just wondering if you could share your favorite YouTube long hair style gurus, thanks in advance. :D

[myria]

There are a ton of really good ones out there, you could spend hours watching them all.
My favourite is probably torrinpaige - she explains things well (she taught me to do 4 strand braids :)). Here's the link to her channel http://www.youtube.com/user/torrinpaige
And diesushibitch has some really good videos too. http://www.youtube.com/user/DieSushiBitch

[aimison]

My favorite channel by far is torrinpaige (linked above) -- I've learned so much from her!

[MissManda]

I am very fond of Loepsie's (http://www.youtube.com/user/loepsie?blend=2&ob=4) YouTube channel. She has some very cute style ideas and she does a good job of explaining what she is doing which makes learning new hairstyle very easy for me.

You can also check out Cute Girls Hairstyles (http://www.youtube.com/user/CuteGirlsHairstyles?blend=2&ob=1) on YT. :) All of the styles that I have seen are really easy to do.

[Lianna]

I also admire torrinpaige a lot. I haven't been much on youtube lately but here's a few channels I like:

http://www.youtube.com/user/CinnamonHair
http://www.youtube.com/user/isaetno
http://www.youtube.com/user/4ypn0tica
http://www.youtube.com/user/curlychronicles
http://www.youtube.com/user/DieSushiBitch#p/u
http://www.youtube.com/user/JJJLongHair4u2c
http://www.youtube.com/user/ilovegerardo
http://www.youtube.com/user/KISSseventyseven
http://www.youtube.com/user/NappyChronicles
http://www.youtube.com/user/BeautifulBrwnBabyDol
http://www.youtube.com/user/aeli92#p/a

[MissCoco]

I really like binosusume's channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/binosusume#p/u/1/MA7pOV8mVL4

[Akiko]

I really like binosusume's channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/binosusume#p/u/1/MA7pOV8mVL4

Oooo, I like binosusume very much.

[Buddaphlyy]

http://www.youtube.com/user/Ateyaaa
http://www.youtube.com/user/PRETTYDIMPLES01
http://www.youtube.com/user/kimmaytube
http://www.youtube.com/user/KISSseventyseven
http://www.youtube.com/user/ulovemegz

[katha]

one that hasn't been mentioned yet (I think)

http://www.youtube.com/user/Habioku

[Tornerose]

With the abovementioned TorrinPaige and loepsie already covered, I'm adding in janeytillie

http://www.youtube.com/user/janeyguppy

[cantom03]

My favorite channel by far is torrinpaige (linked above) -- I've learned so much from her!

I can't agree more!:)

[FullMoonTrim]

I am very fond of Loepsie's (http://www.youtube.com/user/loepsie?blend=2&ob=4) YouTube channel. She has some very cute style ideas and she does a good job of explaining what she is doing which makes learning new hairstyle very easy for me.

You can also check out Cute Girls Hairstyles (http://www.youtube.com/user/CuteGirlsHairstyles?blend=2&ob=1) on YT. :) All of the styles that I have seen are really easy to do.
Thanks for introducing be to Loepsie's channel! I love some of her updos! Plus, her videos of costumes and fashion are sooo fun!!
I really like 'Cute Girls Hairstyles' as well. I found that one last week.

[FullMoonTrim]

I like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDUPs4DUIWs from Habioku.

Hairstyles with Riboons! Pretty:)

[sarahramen]

Yay something I can contribute a lot to!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And I mean a lot! Here you go in no particular order:
http://www.youtube.com/user/143brunettehair#p/u
http://www.youtube.com/user/1mits1
http://www.youtube.com/user/4ypn0tica
http://www.youtube.com/user/Almahair#p/u
http://www.youtube.com/user/AndreasChoice
http://www.youtube.com/user/babyitsromance
http://www.youtube.com/user/BerlinHairBaby
http://www.youtube.com/user/CinnamonCurls
http://www.youtube.com/user/CinnamonHair
http://www.youtube.com/user/CuteGirlsHairstyles
http://www.youtube.com/user/DieSushiBitch
http://www.youtube.com/user/aeli92
http://www.youtube.com/user/EthnicHairGrowth
http://www.youtube.com/user/frannyshairstyles
http://www.youtube.com/user/girlydos
http://www.youtube.com/user/GooseGirlEnfys
http://www.youtube.com/user/IsabelleNaturelle
http://www.youtube.com/user/isaetno
http://www.youtube.com/user/JustThisGirl1
http://www.youtube.com/user/binosusume
http://www.youtube.com/user/LHSagi
http://www.youtube.com/user/lilithedarkmoon
http://www.youtube.com/user/LisaFreemontStreet
http://www.youtube.com/user/Loepsie
http://www.youtube.com/user/luv2laugh4real
http://www.youtube.com/user/luvableviet
http://www.youtube.com/user/Nikkimae2003
http://www.youtube.com/user/ReviveUK
http://www.youtube.com/user/StrawberryKoiVintage
http://www.youtube.com/user/torrinpaige
http://www.youtube.com/user/Tristanc2003
http://www.youtube.com/user/zilvervisje#p/u

[Cleopatra18]

Torrinpaige,Diesushibitch and kissseventyseven are really good.Also YaYalifestyle is amazing,her hair is really healthy and the hair styles she do are very easy and nice looking.She taught me how to use a hair stick after many errors.

[Valdeon]

Wow. This thread is great! New videos to watch and learn! :bounce:

[podo]

Similar to the Cute Girls Hairstyles is http://www.youtube.com/user/hair4myprincess - but on both of those I'd be careful... a lot of the styles seem very damaging.

I think all the rest of mine are covered, and I see some new ones! I guess I know how I'll be spending the rest of my weekend!

And I can't stress enough how wonderful TorrinPaige's videos are. She's the first place I ever just sat down and watched every vid posted... I still do that occasionally, just to see.

Excellent thread btw!

[Rennire]

This one gives me a lot of good ideas =)

http://www.youtube.com/user/LetsMakeitUp1

[mellie89]

THANK YOU for this thread! It's so hard to find long hair YouTube videos that cater to the LHC audience, if you know what I mean. :)

I don't have any that weren't mentioned, but I also love Torrin Paige. Her videos are easy to follow and she has such a great personality. Beware of her videos if you're prone to hair jealousy, though. ;)

[Hylia]

I definitely love Loepsie`s hair channel the most. When I grow my hair longer I would love to add some hair videos to my youtube channel.

[Kalypso]

My favorites are Torrin Paige, 4ypn0tica, Habioku. Thanks to this thread I have more to check out.

[mrs_coffee]

TorrinPaige, binosusume, and Loepsie are my favorites.

[LaurelSpring]

I love this thread! I needed some encouragement right now! My favorites have already been mentioned, but now I have a whole bunch of new ones to check out! :cheese:

[Beatrix_Kiddo]

I was thinking on this thread today! I love Loepsie's channel!

[Fairlight63]

This is a great thread! I don't think that I have seen this one listed yet.

http://www.youtube.com/user/YouTips4U

[1hunky5monkeys]

I found this one the other night. I love her elegant updos!!! :crush:


http://www.youtube.com/user/lilithedarkmoon

[madeline_]

Oh my gosh hair envyyyyyy! For BSL retro hairstyles, my kind of thing, there's no denying superkawaiimama and StrawberryKoiVintage. Love these!

[christine1989]

So many great ones are LHC members. I like TorrinPage, Habioku and Loepsie. I can't wait for my hair to be long enough to do more of the complicated styles.

[madeline_]

Maybe we (or someone :oops:) should make a VIT out of it and categorize them by hair length?

[Paraply]

My absolute favourite is beautyklove! She does pretty and unique no-heat curls tutorials! And her hair is the most beautiful I've ever seen :) Check her channel out here: http://www.youtube.com/user/beautyklove

[nobeltonya]

Torrin Paige, 4ypn0tica and CinnamonHair :) :disco:

[HollyG]

I like yayalifestyle (i think) when she had longer hair - i believe she is growing it again now.
Fleurdeforce is good to albeit straighteed - gorgeous hair though

Odd as i love wavy hair and they both have straight...

[irisheyes]

Has anyone mentioned bishonenrancher? Her videos are mostly about corsets, but she has beyond classic hair, and has several hair videos because her viewers ask so many questions about it.

[Peggy E.]

https://www.youtube.com/user/jntvstp

This is not something that appeals to everyone, but I love Janet Stephens and her historical - as in hair archeology - tutorials.

[Mayihuan]

Oh my! My favorites have already been mentioned, so I've nothing to share, but what a wonderful thread this is! :D Such a source of inspiration! :D

[loveisdivine]

Torrin Paige by a mile!

[Theia]

Indeed bishonenrancher has good videos about hair! She is so beautiful!! I like Dolly-tube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBGIFstqkqVX8LboNdtXCew
and beautyklove
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp2Fm1fzjSAMmlnZ8F-C1nA

[browneyedsusan]

My hair is shorter, so a lot of longhair styles are still impossible.

I like Vintageous (http://www.youtube.com/user/oakoscar100?feature=watch) and A Vintage Vanity (http://www.youtube.com/user/KoontzFan2?feature=watch).

They both show lots of cute, retro hairstyles that work with SL to BSL layered hair. Sometimes they use heat--I don't--, but often it's just pincurl sets. They're doable and wearable on your own head, even if they don't come out perfect.

[jacqueline101]

I like the haredo.com video channel cute hair styles.

[MotherofJames]

Just browsing for YouTube channels on LHC and saw this and clicked on it and I'm so glad I did !! I'm browsing through their videos right now . Thanks !! I didn't want to create a new thread on it just because I couldn't find it :p

[Borgessa]

Not sure I seen this one mentioned..

Haartraum,
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmyemrOguOEbKMH9IOdLqaw

She has amazingly thick hair, and although most of her video's are in German, (some are in English) you can follow along easily just by viewing what she's doing. amazingly talented.

Torrins good friend Siobhan has some crazy mad skills when it comes to hair and hair totorials.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRfj9SMbPEsLtprIAwzCbgA

I also enjoy watching Natural hair video's and my favourite lady thus far is Napturals85 she also has some crazy mad skills.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Zl_UOLc2F5Aq45G6DxEaQ

Last but not least, I also enjoy Curly Penny video's
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD0XqR_pfjolXudnjkeHgIw

Of course Torrin is also a fav but I'm pretty sure we all got that link here several times :)

[MoonRabbit]

Torrin of course but that is already said.

Some others.

Coffee&Makeup
holistichabits
beautyklove

[Aredhel]

Miranda Hedman (https://www.youtube.com/user/EffieStardust) is my guilty pleasure (her LotR, Vikings, Skyrim inspired hairstyles) but she teases and dyes her hair a lot which also makes me cringe. :p

[Borgessa]

Miranda Hedman (https://www.youtube.com/user/EffieStardust) is my guilty pleasure (her LotR, Vikings, Skyrim inspired hairstyles) but she teases and dyes her hair a lot which also makes me cringe. :p

Oh man i have watched her do her make up tutorials, and not because i am interested or want to learn about makeup, but she has crazy crazy mad skills with cosplay, special effects type make up, she's amazing. I love her transformations.

[DangerousBeauty]

I was thinking on this thread today! I love Loepsie's channel!

I have been subscribed to Loepsie's channel for quite a while and have especially enjoyed her historical hair/makeup tutorials.

In her most recent video, she uses hair sticks that I might just have to treat myself to! :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kXslsoNZiE

Channel:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkrvCswr4x5LH3-Z8GTCKXw

https://www.youtube.com/user/Loepsie/videos

“Beauty Beacons” past and present, historical hair styles and makeup, etc., lifestyle tips - there seems to be something for just about everyone.

[Dark40]

My favorite youtube hair channels are: www.youtube.com/glamtwinz334 and www.youtube.com/JJJLongHair4u2c

Beautyklove and some others.

[mackensey]

Morgan Gregory

[zmirina]

I wish Haartraum kept producing videos. I think the freshest one is from 2017

[Begemot]

I wish Haartraum kept producing videos. I think the freshest one is from 2017

She has such a lovely channel. Hoping that she will make a comeback soon :)

[DangerousBeauty]

An 18th Century Hair Tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuplmblXNPs

I have been following Loepsie for years and thought I would share this most recent historical hair tutorial. I cannot imagine the patience needed to having done this on a regular basis!

[poli]

I found this channel looking for historical costume sewing videos and this girl have some serious pretty hair - PrettyShepherd.

[Bri-Chan]

It is look like becoming an hair channel every month more... Isabella Demarko
I also like Beautyklover and Holistichabits

[poojasilk]

I love OrganicallyAnna, her hair is glorious and she posts great projects/reviews

[leafygreens18]

I got into the LHC by way of Coffee&Makeup. I've watched quite a bit of Isabella Demarko but I've stopped recently because she's been (slightly) getting on my nerves.

[Laurab]

I got into the LHC by way of Coffee&Makeup. I've watched quite a bit of Isabella Demarko but I've stopped recently because she's been (slightly) getting on my nerves.

I also started this whole thing through Coffee&Makeup! I miss her videos, she has such a great attitude about things.

I know waht you mean about Isabella Demarko. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure in person she's a perfectly lovely girl, but I think some of the comments are getting under her skin and you can feel her frustration about the comments/problems with her hair. Hopefully she'll be able to go back to ignoring them, I really like the approach of looking at things scientifically.

My favorite hair youtuber is Silvousplaits. She hasn't updated in forever and it's 99% braids, but she does a wonderful job explaining how to braid hair in an understandable way, and she actually does it on her own head. She has absolutely gorgeous hair too.

[lapushka]

I also started this whole thing through Coffee&Makeup! I miss her videos, she has such a great attitude about things.

I know waht you mean about Isabella Demarko. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure in person she's a perfectly lovely girl, but I think some of the comments are getting under her skin and you can feel her frustration about the comments/problems with her hair. Hopefully she'll be able to go back to ignoring them, I really like the approach of looking at things scientifically.

My favorite hair youtuber is Silvousplaits. She hasn't updated in forever and it's 99% braids, but she does a wonderful job explaining how to braid hair in an understandable way, and she actually does it on her own head. She has absolutely gorgeous hair too.

If you like silvousplaits, you might like ladollyvita33 or ladollyvita333 as well. Also a lot of braiding, she even has a braid-dictionary.

[Bri-Chan]

I got into the LHC by way of Coffee&Makeup. I've watched quite a bit of Isabella Demarko but I've stopped recently because she's been (slightly) getting on my nerves.

What I don't understand about Isabella, is why doesn't she accept the fact that her hair is not straight but kinda wavy :/
But I love her editing skills, it makes her video so entertaining to me

[SleepyTangles]

I found this channel looking for historical costume sewing videos and this girl have some serious pretty hair - PrettyShepherd.

Thank you for making me discover her! She's a gem.
Her Queen Calanthe hairstyle is awesome

[leafygreens18]

I also started this whole thing through Coffee&Makeup! I miss her videos, she has such a great attitude about things.

I know waht you mean about Isabella Demarko. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure in person she's a perfectly lovely girl, but I think some of the comments are getting under her skin and you can feel her frustration about the comments/problems with her hair. Hopefully she'll be able to go back to ignoring them, I really like the approach of looking at things scientifically.

My favorite hair youtuber is Silvousplaits. She hasn't updated in forever and it's 99% braids, but she does a wonderful job explaining how to braid hair in an understandable way, and she actually does it on her own head. She has absolutely gorgeous hair too.


What I don't understand about Isabella, is why doesn't she accept the fact that her hair is not straight but kinda wavy :/
But I love her editing skills, it makes her video so entertaining to me

Agreed. She's annoyed by the comments and says she knows all of the information they're telling her and yet doesn't stick to it. She says she babies her hair, does everything right, knows it's not straight and accepts it, but then in the same breath says she's straightening her hair, washing fairly frequently. Generally disregarding what is known and proven to be true about hair. Her theory about soy is definitely interesting but I think part of the issue is that she puts so much stock into everything.

[Lady_Eowyn]

Wow - there are some very inspiring and interesting channels listed here! Thank you all, who have shared.
I really like OrganicallyAnna - she has beautiful hair and seems a very lovely person.
And my favourite hairstyle channel is Silvousplaits - I was looking for some LOTR inspired hairstyles and liked her explanations.

[nyholev]

Agreed. She's annoyed by the comments and says she knows all of the information they're telling her and yet doesn't stick to it. She says she babies her hair, does everything right, knows it's not straight and accepts it, but then in the same breath says she's straightening her hair, washing fairly frequently. Generally disregarding what is known and proven to be true about hair. Her theory about soy is definitely interesting but I think part of the issue is that she puts so much stock into everything.

Actually, I did some digging, and the part which she got the science behind soy was from a site that sells products for hair, not made from soy. Then I started digging some more researches about hair loss/growth with soy protein and found only that soy has positive effects on hair and overall health.
These youtubers and their "researchers" should be taken with a grain of salt :)

[plonter]

This channel is full of beautiful braid ideas if you have the patience (and a willing friend) (and probably also long flawlessly straight hair):

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn4_KJIfEy2QAs9wahIBykQ

[emmacarol]

I have a few favorites from YT that have already been mentioned, but i thought I'd link them:

I really enjoy the historical hair tutorials and braids from Silvousplaits. It's really cool to see how people actually wore their hair throughout history. https://www.youtube.com/user/silvousplaits

If you want good natural haircare advice, then OrganicallyAnna is great. She also does seasonal growth challenges that you can follow along with if it's your thing. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmIhoqOnptBsjQGS3vCPYbA

Holistichabits has beautiful thick hair and a pretty aesthetic to go along with hair tutorials and advice, I like to watch her videos to relax because they're so calming. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX7hbrZOkAQX7ugsX-5M0rQ

Coffee&makeup is always a good standby since she has such a sweet personality and makes good content. She hasn't posted in over a year, but her old videos are totally worth watching. https://www.youtube.com/user/makeupandcoffee/featured

I can't beleive no one's mentioned this one, but Steph Arizona has tons of great natural haircare DIYs. She also doesn't post anymore though. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMii3NQGbl0-IHgVY1cNwyg

Lastly, Jackie Wyers is one of those more mainstream youtubers who does really cool videos copying the makeup and hair looks from characters and people in pop culture. Some of the styles definitely look like they could be damaging to hair though (heat tools and backcombing/teasing are prevalent), so try them at your own risk! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCF8jAZoTZBReXwoj8vu9HWA

[Lucy McLucyFace]

Demarko makes me so sad. I want to help her but I'd just be contributing to the crazy spam she receives daily. It seems to me that most of her problems before she got the keratin straightening were caused by heat and mechanical damaged that she was getting at a higher rate than her microtrims could keep up with. Maybe I'm wrong but I don't recall her ever saying she did protective styles other than to sleep and around the house when she put her hair in a scarf but held it with just bobby pins. This could have all been avoided if she just didn't wear her hair down whenever she went out at such long lengths. Every time I wear mine down in a windy day I notice new breakage :( can't imagine how bad it would be if I had previous heavy damage and kept wearing it down every time I walk out the door. Plus she mentioned she likes going out and I know from friends who studied in England how crazy the night life can get around there

[Bri-Chan]

Lucy I don't think wearing hair down could be the cause of her situation. A lot of people wear their hair down and grow it without troubles, I see it everyday where I live. And I think that at this point all her damage is gone.

[Lucy McLucyFace]

Lucy I don't think wearing hair down could be the cause of her situation. A lot of people wear their hair down and grow it without troubles, I see it everyday where I live. And I think that at this point all her damage is gone.

I think the results speak for themselves. If I had started my journey with the damage she had I'd go hard on the protective styles and I think many would advise me to here.

As for her current struggle with frizz I think she wants to have the cake and eat it too. My hair has just as much frizz when it's under the type of weather. But she wants to look like she has heat styled and used silicons without doing neither when clearly her texture tends to poof like mine. At least in her last video she said she'd give silicons a try.

Edit: I don't know why you mentioned "damage is gone" since I said before the keratin treatment. I do agree that it's looking way better now

[Carrie's hair]

Hairstyles for very long hair:
1.https://m.youtube.com/user/SarahlabyrinthLHC/videos
2.https://m.youtube.com/c/WillowLien/videos?disable_polymer=true&itct=CBMQ8JMBGAEiEwi6vLy5nfjrAhXZe7IKHQw5AQA%3D

Styling waves and curls:
1.https://m.youtube.com/user/BiancaReneeToday/videos
2.https://m.youtube.com/c/reallifecurlygirl/videos?disable_polymer=true&itct=CBAQ8JMBGAEiEwj90Z7OnvjrAhVHeLIKHWYlAL8%3D
3.https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCufRrUeKGwD7JYv5NnoEFRA/videos

[Dark40]

I have another one of my favorites, and that is Bella Duenas and Love Sammay.

[Iyashikei]

I think the results speak for themselves. If I had started my journey with the damage she had I'd go hard on the protective styles and I think many would advise me to here.

As for her current struggle with frizz I think she wants to have the cake and eat it too. My hair has just as much frizz when it's under the type of weather. But she wants to look like she has heat styled and used silicons without doing neither when clearly her texture tends to poof like mine. At least in her last video she said she'd give silicons a try.

Edit: I don't know why you mentioned "damage is gone" since I said before the keratin treatment. I do agree that it's looking way better now
I think her problem is that she's just never satisfied with her hair. From what I can see she has gorgeous hair but in her eyes something is wrong with it when it's not perfect. Yes, previously her hair was a mess but nowadays I think it looks fine and she just doesn't see it.

[Dark40]

Another one of my favorites is already mentioned: holistichabits and BeautyByGabbie.

[MadelineMomo]

My new favorite youtuber is Anna, PrettyShepard (https://www.youtube.com/c/PrettyShepherd/videos), who has knee-length hair, and does hairdo videos, in addition to her main theme of folklore stuff.

Also, Sarah Ingle (https://www.youtube.com/c/SarahIngleOfficial/videos), who's been making videos about the actual science of hair, based off the book Chemical and Physical Behavior of Human Hair, 5th edition, by Clarence R. Robbins. (For example: "dry hair" is not a thing! Damaged or under-conditioned hair is a thing, but it doesn't correlate to there being less water in your hair.)

[jane_marie]

My new favorite youtuber is Anna, PrettyShepard (https://www.youtube.com/c/PrettyShepherd/videos), who has knee-length hair, and does hairdo videos, in addition to her main theme of folklore stuff.

Also, Sarah Ingle (https://www.youtube.com/c/SarahIngleOfficial/videos), who's been making videos about the actual science of hair, based off the book Chemical and Physical Behavior of Human Hair, 5th edition, by Clarence R. Robbins. (For example: "dry hair" is not a thing! Damaged or under-conditioned hair is a thing, but it doesn't correlate to there being less water in your hair.)

I strongly dislike Sarah Ingle. I feel like she has a nasty attitude and she mocks people for using DIYs without considering that it's the best option for people with allergies to common ingredients.

Then again I like holistichabits and plenty of people dislike her so what do I know?

[MadelineMomo]

I strongly dislike Sarah Ingle. I feel like she has a nasty attitude and she mocks people for using DIYs without considering that it's the best option for people with allergies to common ingredients.

The Pretty Shepard is much more in keeping with what's popular among the people on this forum, whereas Sarah Ingles has a more mainstream approach to hair than most of us do. She's very different than me, so it's not surprising that I don't particularly like her demeanor either. But as far as I'm aware, she's the only person doing this kind of science-based hair information, which I find super interesting. I don't have to be personally fond of someone to respect or appreciate their work.

[jane_marie]

The Pretty Shepard is much more in keeping with what's popular among the people on this forum, whereas Sarah Ingles has a more mainstream approach to hair than most of us do. She's very different than me, so it's not surprising that I don't particularly like her demeanor either. But as far as I'm aware, she's the only person doing this kind of science-based hair information, which I find super interesting. I don't have to be personally fond of someone to respect or appreciate their work.

I can understand that. Have you checked out the Science-y Hair Blog (http://science-yhairblog.blogspot.com/)? If you like the idea of someone taking a scientific approach that blog has a wealth of information.

[floridaorchid]

You should try naturallyantonia! She tests PH levels of different hair products and also relates it to climate conditions in some of her videos. I really like her.

[floridaorchid]

I strongly dislike Sarah Ingle. I feel like she has a nasty attitude and she mocks people for using DIYs without considering that it's the best option for people with allergies to common ingredients.

Then again I like holistichabits and plenty of people dislike her so what do I know?

I'm glad someone else feels this way. I was worried I was being a party pooper.. There is just something off about how she presents herself. It seems disingenuous.

[MadelineMomo]

You should try naturallyantonia! She tests PH levels of different hair products and also relates it to climate conditions in some of her videos. I really like her.

Ironically, I find Naturally Antonia personally grating, for reasons I struggle to quite put my finger. I wouldn't accuse her of being objectively arrogant or pompous, but she gets on my nerves that way.

[lapushka]

Ironically, I find Naturally Antonia personally grating, for reasons I struggle to quite put my finger. I wouldn't accuse her of being objectively arrogant or pompous, but she gets on my nerves that way.

I had no idea this channel even existed. I'm a bit on the fence about it.

[floridaorchid]

I was at first but I like DIY videos. I've been looking for a replacement since Coffee&Makeup retired from making videos.

[floridaorchid]

Ironically, I find Naturally Antonia personally grating, for reasons I struggle to quite put my finger. I wouldn't accuse her of being objectively arrogant or pompous, but she gets on my nerves that way.

That's fair, everyone has things that bother them most. I just really like DIY and her video of testing the PH levels. I think they're interesting. I think it was you that mentioned Pretty Shepperd, thank you!! I checked her out last night and she's pretty interesting. I love the Hungarian folklore video

[lapushka]

I was at first but I like DIY videos. I've been looking for a replacement since Coffee&Makeup retired from making videos.

She stopped? I thought the channel was still up? I'm still subbed, that much I know. :) That's so sad, though! :( Isn't she on the forum as well. I thought so! :)

[SelenVinland]

She left her channel up but has decided not to make more videos. I think she said it in a comment on one of the more recent videos, but I can’t remember.

[floridaorchid]

She did. She took a break and decided to stay offline. I'm glad she is doing what is best for her, I just miss her content.
@lapushka She does/did! I'm not sure if she still does, but it is how I first found LHC.

[lapushka]

She did. She took a break and decided to stay offline. I'm glad she is doing what is best for her, I just miss her content.
@lapushka She does/did! I'm not sure if she still does, but it is how I first found LHC.

Oh that's nice! :) I would love if she did a small update. But if she feels better not doing more videos, then that's that. :)

[Belgrade Beauty]

Oh that's nice! :) I would love if she did a small update. But if she feels better not doing more videos, then that's that. :)

Same. I wrote her here on PhC and she replied. But I don’t know how much she visits the forum these days. I guess since she is literally famous in hair circles she is more of a lurker now than active :( It’s a shame tho, I found her too late, she already stopped making videos. I rewatch her old ones... There is literally no replacement for that girl. So honest and down to earth... Every other I checked I was massively disappointed :( if they have naturally or organically in their name I just skip.

[cestlavie]

I really like coffeeandmakeup since my hair is similar to hers. Her approach to growing hair and caring for it was right up my alley. I wonder what her hair is like now! However she has to do what makes her happy!

[SunnyRose]

Aw yeah, I also loved coffeeandmakeup's channel. She had a lot of cool tips/info and her hair looked like silk :). As for other hair-related channels, I really like Jackie Wyers on youtube. She recreates looks from film, tv, or different time periods. They're really fun to watch and she has nice hair, despite heat styling. Edit: (I guess her hair isn't very long in longhaircommunity standards though lol). I also found this channel called NicLoves Xo and she has GORGEOUS hair, at about the length that my hair currently is. Her channel isn't entirely focused on hair though. And lastly, OrganicallyAnna, has chill vibes.

[floridaorchid]

Same. I wrote her here on PhC and she replied. But I don’t know how much she visits the forum these days. I guess since she is literally famous in hair circles she is more of a lurker now than active :( It’s a shame tho, I found her too late, she already stopped making videos. I rewatch her old ones... There is literally no replacement for that girl. So honest and down to earth... Every other I checked I was massively disappointed :( if they have naturally or organically in their name I just skip.

That's a fair thought. I've tried watching naturallyantonia and organicallyanna, but they aren't as fun as Brit. It stinks that she is a lurker, but I really hope she is happy.

[leafygreens18]

No one resonates with me quite like coffeeandmakeup did! I remember watching her videos when I first had my hair cut and thinking "'lt'll take YEARS to get hair that long, I'll never get there." Lo and behold my hair isn't quite that long (yet lol) but it is long now.

[FaeBroom]

I think this was only mentioned once, but I love Janet Stephens. I've been doing more research into hair history and historical styles since becoming a member here, and I find her channel intriguing.

[SunnyRose]

I think this was only mentioned once, but I love Janet Stephens. I've been doing more research into hair history and historical styles since becoming a member here, and I find her channel intriguing.

Ooh yes! Her videos are so informative and interesting. I first found her channel through an ancient Roman style and I remember thinking woah so that's how they made those complex styles. Women would sometimes sew their braids up with twine/thread.

[foreveryours]

Tutorials by GlamFam Hair & Beauty are consistently among the best I've seen

https://www.youtube.com/user/linwooddarkis

[Ashtaroth]

Morgan Donner’s channel normally is about historical costuming, but the one today is all about how she styles her gorgeous long hair.
https://youtu.be/dpT86z93Ec8

[kimgeas]

Anyone know Scarlettohair (Molly as her real name) on tiktok? She's a natural redhead with insanely thick mane. I got a tiktok account solely for her and she recently started a YouTube channel. She's pretty reasonable with her hair tips (that her hair is genetically nice and thick) and simple haircare routine. She tests heat and heatless styling method and I follow her for that. It's very rare to see heat tools used on super long hair. (I think her hair pass classic now)

Link to her ytb channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UC3gTR53V-a4i9oSOzUhbHew

[kimgeas]

And sorry for double posting, but since I'm new I can't edit my post yet.

If anyone interested in 'mainstream' hair youtuber, I also like Alex Gaboury: https://youtube.com/c/AlexGaboury for her healthy looking bleach blonde hair.

And Mei Yan: https://youtube.com/c/MeiYan for bleached colorful pastel hair (thick Asian hair too) and cutesy Japanese-style/anime inspired look.

[Iyashikei]

And sorry for double posting, but since I'm new I can't edit my post yet.

If anyone interested in 'mainstream' hair youtuber, I also like Alex Gaboury: https://youtube.com/c/AlexGaboury for her healthy looking bleach blonde hair.

And Mei Yan: https://youtube.com/c/MeiYan for bleached colorful pastel hair (thick Asian too) and cutesy Japanese-style/anime inspired look.

I love Mei Yan! Her styles are so cute!

[poli]

I found this channel lately. It's very informative, more facts than opinions and for diffrent hair types, needs, textures - Afope Atoyebi (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuZzKqQ4yVP033meVSt_gBg)

[leafygreens18]

We don't seem to have a dedicated hair video tutorial thread, but I think this is the best place in lieu of starting a new thread which I would do, but I have no idea if I'm just being dumb and there is in fact a ubiquitous and long standing video tutorial thread which I cannot find. Perhaps I'll post it in my personally length relevant thread to see if anyone else around my length is interested or can recreate this lol. SO! I bring you these tiktoks that I am DESPERATE to see recreated and thinking about trying myself. I was thinking of getting a blow out for my birthday in October, but if this gives similar results (and is cheap lol!) then I think it would be perfect, just a bit of hair spray to keep it all in place. I could count on one hand the number of times my hair has been heat styled including any kind of blow drying on many less fingers than I have on one hand since I shaved it almost FIVE years ago now, that's crazy to say! So I'm honestly just not that keen on trying them out anymore, I feel like I have turned into a grumpy old hair curmudgeon and I don't like to experiment as much anymore. So!
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRpLTkuE/
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRpNBojp/

[lunalocks]

Bernadette Banner posted this within the last week - Victorian hair care. She concocts some potions for dye, curling solution and a sort of hair spray. It is all interesting! But she also shows how very long her hair is and you see a short snippet of her trimming her hair.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORwD-8U2f9c

[Finda]

Bernadette Banner posted this within the last week - Victorian hair care. She concocts some potions for dye, curling solution and a sort of hair spray. It is all interesting! But she also shows how very long her hair is and you see a short snippet of her trimming her hair.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORwD-8U2f9c

That was interesting. Thanks for sharing :)

[lapushka]

Regal Gentleman. Honestly. I got sooo many tips on how to cut dad's hair, it's unbelievable.

And this video makes clear exactly how much I like this barber. He explains how important long hair is for someone with his trim:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vXuh_Tcudg&list=WL&index=8

[Glitch]

This is one of my faves :D She has very long, nice hair and even her unrelated hair videos inspire me just because her hair is so pretty and well cared for! :thud:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJp4hAWizvE