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Hawaii Videos

Mermaid or Hawaiian Hula Dancer Heatless hair tutorial

Mermaid, Hula Dancer….what else can this be? This is my updated version. I’ve learned a few new tricks to make this work a little better. -How to deal with braiding layered hair -How to finish the ends, so they don’t look frizzy or have tiny waves or look crimped. -How to create smooth waves and not big, fluffy hair. Original video made in 2008 www.youtube.com Hair Products available at www.hanzdefuko.com Receive 15% off all orders when using the Promo Code: IRIS at checkout (The promo code IRIS is officially active, and will remain unchanged indefinitely). Song by Musique3579 www.youtube.com Hair care video : www.youtube.com Thank you for your support! Has anyone also noticed I was able to get myself a better camera to use in my last few hair tutorial videos? When I first started making videos, I was using my husband’s Eye Toy from his Play Station and made videos on a loud PC!!!! Over the years, it’s been fun buying things like a new digital camera, better lighting and then a lap top to film and edit on. But though I spent money to improve, viewers continued to complain about the quality of my videos. People wanted me to get an HD camera. But no one wanted to pay for it LOL JK! You know what I mean. I knew I was going to have to save up. So, I started to accept sponsored videos and slowly saved up for a nice new HD camera! YAY! I am currently saving up to change my background to make it more interesting, but it will be a while. Remember, no matter what, if I give you …

Hawaii Videos

3 Karate in the Ryukyu Kingdom and Hawaii

Learn about the origins of Karate (Tudi, “Tang or China” Hand) among members of the highest levels of Ryukyuan society. Karate was part of the upbringing of selected sons of noble and samurai families who were trained to become bushi, cultured gentlemen. Based largely on Chinese martial arts and values, Karate was usually taught secretly or in private. After the Ryukyu Kingdom was abolished and Okinawa became a prefecture (1879), Karate became a part of the public school curriculum. Taught publicly and to a large number of students for the first time, Karate had to adapt to Japanese values and objectives. Karate came to Hawaii with the very first Okinawan immigrants starting in 1900. Through Karate training, students are provided an opportunity to learn about Okinawan history and culture.