Too bad always run out of tissues, these boogers fly out at the speed of missiles, better watch
out because they might hit you.
Uhhh!
Good morning everybody!
It is!
What time is it?
Early!
You might notice a new face and a new place!
This is --- Hi!
My name is Mike, cut from a different cloth.
I order the ramen, no broth!
He has this amazing channel.
I rap about science, math, all things educational, if you want to learn stuff come to my channel,
if you don't’ want to learn stuff it’s cool, I understand, but check out what Trina
is doing.
You may recall we did a video on face mites.
You can check it out, right over there….and so today we’re going to do the Hair Ingredient
Challenge!
That might sound familiar, right?!?
There are lots of challenges in life, and sometimes you rise up to the challenge, sometimes
we don’t quite make it, but it’s being open to the process of learning.
Mike is going to sit in the hot seat, making some wins, having some losses, are you ready
for it?
I’m ready.
He’s totally ready.
Alright.
So we are going to take 1 ingredient, and Mike has to tell me whether it is or is not
in hair care.
Give me your best shot.
Alright, ingredient #1, Sodium Chloride….
Is it in your hair care products.
While he’s thinking, you guys can play along at home.
Sodium chloride.
Soo NaCL, salt.
You put it on your steak, but do you put it in your hair?
I know I add it onto my cookies, which are pretty dope, Oh my God!
These cookies were amazing!
I should put the recipe in the description.
It just sounds weird to have salt in hair products, and I feel like I should know what’s
in the stuff that I’m using, and putting in my hair.
So i am going to with a definite no.
Meep!
Wrooong!
I need a buzzer!
Maybe I need a semi truck to come in and go… meep!
So salt is in hair care but, I feel like William Shatner right now.
Salt is in hair care, but what is it doing there?
Sorry, I am having a hard time conceptualizing like salt in shampoo.
So what it does is increase the thickness and viscosity so that when you put the shampoo
into your hand it doesn’t run around as much, it feels rich and thick, and luxurious,
and all those things that you want your hair care, especially your shampoo to have.
Cool . I learned a new thing!
Are you read for number two?
Well after that, yeah, I, I give up.
Noo, don’t give up.
We’re just getting started.
HeeeeY!
Question number two ready?
Ready.
Alright, Is this ingredient in your hair care.
Paraphenylenediamine.
Oh, you think I’m looking at your answers, okay….
Otherwise known as PDD. oh.
I know about PPD.
Do you?
Yeah you know me?
PPD, yeah, you know me!
It’s an ingredient advertised in not being in natural hair products.
A lot of times on the label it will say mineral oil free, sulfate free, paraben free, now
I could be wrong but my thought process here is the para… paraben, paraphenylenediamine.
They sound related.
My answer is…
YAAAS!
WOOO!
I want confetti to come down!
WOOO!
Hi five!
He got one right, para phenylenediamine, is in your hair care, though it may not be in
the way you think.
It produces a brown shade when exposed to an oxidizing agent.
It has nothing to do with paraben actually.
Is this ingredient in your hair care?
Cetearyl alcohol.
What do you guys think?
cetearyl alcohol.
This sounds like... you made it up.
Ouch!
It sounds like you said let’s take the word satire and put it in front of a chemical and
let’s see if Mike really likes science.
I am going to say -- that that one is fake news?
Fake news!!!
Well it turns out, you were incorrect, it is not fake news.
So the interesting thing about this, is that I actually found this in your hair lotion.
Of all things.
So you actually have it in one of your products.
Invasion of privacy!
I know, going thru your personal products!
What am I?
The TSA?
Anyway, it is a long chain alcohol, we often associate alcohols with being drying, but
this is an alcohol that is actually moisturizing.
Are you ready for the last question.
Isobutane.
Is it in your hair care?
Butane.
Isobutane.
When I hear isobutane, this is making me think of BBQs, gas, burning.
4th of July maybe?
Things I don't want to have in my hair?
Okay.
While I believe it is a real ingredient, I do not believe that it is in hair care.
Final answer, let me hear it.
Final answer is no.
You are --- incorrect -- awww..
So sorry.
Isobutane is in hairspray.
Hairspray.
So you need propellant to make all the ingredients come out of the can and isobutane is one of
the ingredients that does that.
This is unfair, cause i don’t use hairspray.
What is this?!?!
Oh.
Oh wow!!
Okay!
Try to make questions a little more relevant next time.
Thank you so much for watching, if you have any comments for us, myself or Mike, put them
in the comment section and we’ll see you soon -- Bye!
And don’t forget your ABC’s .What’s the ABC’s?
Always be learning!
WORD!