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Hi Jonathan, I love your podcasts and this video in particular!!! I have a question, I wonder if you might have any tips for curling hair that does not like to stay curled :-) I could have curls in my hair for 24h and 2h after I take them out my hair is flat straight. Are there any products you could recommend? Thank you!
I haven't found a cruelty free & vegan heat protectant that doesn't make my hair greasy & lank :( maybe I'm just using too much? Thanks for the tip about tieing it up before bed!
“Just because you get older does not mean you have to chop all your hair off.” Thank you Jonathon!! At 57 I am loving my long hair and have no plans to cut it short. LOVE your channel! 🥰❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Absolutely agree! I'm in my 20s but I find it so sad how women are told to cut off their hair to look more fashionable. In some cases it's ok, but I LOVE long hair. I actually think the 'short hair' look a lot of women go for is just a conservative attitude, which reflects the state of mind. Be Free and have fun, this mentality is so sad
My 60 year old mother has the most stunning, waist-length silvery white hair. I can’t imagine it cut short. My own hair seems to stop growing around shoulder length 🥲
1- Wide tooth comb in shower to distribute conditioner 2- Don’t overwash. 2-4X per week. Even sweat ok, blow dry it into your head. Use high quality shampoo no silicones/sulfates. 3- Silk pillow case + hair in a loose top knot/silk cap. Sleeping damages ends. 4- Don’t lift more than 2-3 shades. It will change texture, and takes long (years) to get back to normal. 5- Wear your hair at any length at any age. 6- Use heat protection on hair for less damage therefore less needs to be cut at the salon. 7- Do not keep in clipins for long. Too damaging where it’s attached. Weaves as well. Max 3-4 weeks. 8- Bonus - Develop a good relationship with a stylist you like. Also don’t use box dye, that change will be with you for years.
i absolutely dont agree with the 2nd one. if your SCALP needs washing everyday, do it. just dont use strong shampoos (like for example head n shoulders) everyday use some gentle ones. keeping the dirt sweat etc for long might cause some issues
using strong shampoos is okay when your scalp needs it. not everyday, for some people, using shampoos with alcohols, sodium laureth sulfates everyday can cause irritation and again - excessive sebum production excessive
Thanks for addressing the idea that older women should have short hair. I’ve been rocking a silver mane for over 10 years and find it impossible to tame when it’s shorter. Hope you’re feeling better! Sending you powerful healing vibes 💗
After this video, I started combing my hair with a wide tooth comb after I put conditioner in, and it has made such a noticeable difference!!! My hair is so much softer and shinier, and is less frizzy. Y'all, these tips WORK!
Jonathan, you are a gift to this world!! Educating people is such an act of love on its own, but you go above and beyond that by also being so encouraging and sweet and supportive, no judgement, just pure caring. Thank you so much for existing 💜
To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. may peace and calmness fill your life.
Thank you for the acknowledgement that I'm totally allowed my long graying locks!! I'd choose to rebel anyway, but the support is much appreciated! And thanks for all the tips on keeping my locks as healthy as possible! I had dropped the ball on the silk pillowcase and don't even own any kind of comb or brush, but will pick up a shower comb.
@@jvn Thanks! Mine are still... well... a shade or two lighter than yours (technically dark blond with natural highlights). But with some silver streaks. I decided eons ago that I was going to gray naturally. So many older woman have such over-processed hair, it's like straw! I decided I want none of that. No dye. Just healthy hair. I was going to be that crazy old hippy lady, and proud of it!
I can't wait for my hair to turn gray! I sound like a weirdo, but I'm 43 and am tired of being treated like a little kid cause of all the baby fat in my face.
I have heard so much about wet hair involving curls; style xyz, don't style wet, only style wet, don't brush or comb while wet, always comb never brush, always brush never comb, always blow dry, never fully blow dry; a video explaining these would be amazing 👏
Thank you for acknowledging that people may need to wash their hair more than 2-3 times a week. Everyone is just saying "oh, washing less frequently will train your scalp" and no, I tried that for 3 months, and the only thing it did is made me accept having greasy hair. I did it when I didn't need to go out anywhere and didn't have online classes to teach, amd oh boy, I'm never going to wash my hair any less often than every two days, and I only skip a day of washing if I'm not going anywhere.
@@evnml thanks, I felt so alone, I tried for almost 2 years, and currently I'm down to one a week because I'm working too much and I don't find the time, but it still get oily to much
I used to wash my hair Every. Single. Day. Sometimes twice twice day. My hair would be so oily that I absolutely had to wash my hair every day...but when I finally stopped doing that to my hair, it stopped getting oily so quick. Now my hair doesn't get oily to the point of needing a wash for at least a week. Of course nothing works for everyone, but it did absolutely work for me.
@@cassthompson3386 Right, which is why he actually advised _against over-washing. Only a few people need_ to wash their hair so frequently. Hopefully everyone in this thread understood his tip. As with *everything in life; each individual differs, and must discover and do what is best for their self.*
Oh wow, I’ve never thought about how body heat affects hair strands! My hair is still pretty short but once it gets a bit longer I will pile it up. I’ve never had hair extensions either, but thinking about the weight of extensions on fresh growth alone makes me not really want to push my luck 😅 Thanks!
I was so obsessed with my long-haired weave that I left in too long, and my hair thinned so bad. Has taken forever to grow my beautiful curls back. I’m sorry Jonathan, no one told me! #livedandlearned
Needed this right now!! I'm in the middle of the horrendous process of growing out my pixie cut! Don't regret the pixie at all! Loved it in fact - but the grow out process has me anxious over protecting the hair i've got lol! I'm realising i might need to give up the bleaching *cries*
As a teenager I had really thick long hair, when I turned about 21 I noticed I started losing soooo much hair and now at 23 its so much thinner than it used to be, just less hair on my head :( any tips on how to get a little bit back? (P.S. I already follow most of these tips!)
Also also, scalp treatment! Like the JVN Hair scalp oil. This will help ensure the scalp is treated so the hair can come through. The embody shampoo and conditioner will help with overall health and can help making your hair look more thick. Then these tips. Then there are other medications that can also help. ☝️
@@veronica.theswamphag would definitely agree with Jonathan! I’m in medical field and I would say have your doctor check hormone levels (for example thyroid). Hair loss at such a young age is usually related to hormonal fluctuations. Maybe even something related to your reproductive system. Thinking healthy thoughts for you! ♥️
“DO NOT…I repeat DO NOT!!” Had me in stitches this afternoon! I love your products Jonathan. I am a faithful user of the the nurture shampoo and conditioner and many of your other products. It has helped my normally frizzy curly hair shine!!!❤️❤️
I completely believe in building a relationship with your stylist. My stylist has never once pressured me to get anything done that i never needed. I wanted to get a keratin treatment because I live in Singapore where it’s humid and he nearly beat me over the head with a dyson air wrap for wanting to do anything to my naturally wavy hair. I wanted to get some shampoo and conditioner at the salon and he told me that because i have virgin hair i was fine with the shampoo and conditioner that I was already using. Tldr; he saved me a fuck ton of money.
100% this. It takes time sometimes to find your hairstylist but that relationship is so important. And you know you found the right one when they saying no to you or like you said, threaten you with physical harm when you share your latest color or cut idea 😂 If your stylist can stand their ground and say no, they are a good one.
Thank you for all of this helpful advice! I really appreciate knowing what not to do, I have very curly hair and usually don't worry about how I sleep. I will definitely take your advice! I also cut and color my own hair and have hairdresser fright. I hope I can find a hairdresser some day! I'd love for you to do my hair Johnathan ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Switching to your haircare brand and products was the best decision I made! My hair, scalp and my wallet all thanked me for it! Not afraid to say that I was spending them $$ on custom made Prose products but still not seeing the progress and healthy hair I wanted. And after switching to JVN hair, I've got compliments from my friends AND MY HAIRSTYLIST!! You know it's real when your hairstylist says I'm jealous of your natural hair, volume and love the smell of your hair. She even asked me what brand I used Jonathan! Aaarrgh so pumped and happy! Thank you, thank you, thank you for creating JVN hair 🥰❣️❣️ love you and love your brain baby too!
Ageism with hair is so weird and dumb. Like something magical happens the day you turn 40 and OOP your hair is bad, time to cut it. It's always the haircut and maybe shape or weight that needs to adapt, not the length.
I use a Silk pillow case and silk wrap thing. I leave my hair down but I flip it up so it’s not rubbing against my back. My hair is long and curly so I don’t want to put it up too often.
I just love JNS energy! Knowing textbook psychology, I see how that energy caters to so many types of personalities. Every movement is intentional and engaging. I know it’s constantly edited for perfection, but I want to emulate that same warm informative vibe that JNS has. I see it, I like it, I wanna be like that
Ohh, already heard two deadly hair sins that I've committed in the past! Blame it on being uninformed. Now I know why my hair was a mess back then! Now I gotta check the ingredients on my shampoo and conditioner! Love you!
Yes for the long hair in any age you want! I had short hair when younger and now in my 30s I have them long till my waist and love it. Some of my colleagues think it's inappropriate after 30, I don't understand why. I'm still learning how to take proper care of my long hair tho, but getting there. I'm going to use the comb for conditioner and I have to buy silk pillow case! Thank you!
Your instant recovery serum and the Undamage shampoo and conditioner have been keeping my hair so healthy! I use them on my 6 year old daughter too because kindergartners are rough on their own hair 😂
@@jvn what is the best shampoo for fine hair that has been highlighted processed many yrs I'm speaking out of all the brands on earth that won't build up on the hair give me a good recommendation it be appreciated
My aunt is a hairdresser and tested out extensions on my mom years ago. She gave her extensions that went down to her butt and my mom hated sleeping in them so she took the nail clippers to them. Let's just say she had weird chunky layers for months...
I agree with you Jonathan regarding Point #7 (extensions). Also, some women have suffered from some forms of alopecia due to keeping their extensions in for many weeks to months at a time. Thank you so much for your advice concerning this topic plus many others! 🤗💖
Thank you, Jonathan ! I am 69, have never coloured my (naturally curly) hair, and am finally letting it grow out . Thanks to your product line, it's fun doing so, and I'm getting lots of positive feedback .
I love the brush in the shower tip! It made a difference in my hair today. So soft and smooth! I purchased your shampoo and conditioner and can’t wait to try them! Thank you for making them affordable😘🌻✌🏽
Hello ! Jvn, I'm ashamed to say that I discovered you on netflix, I would love to get to know you better. your energy - your thoughts - everything that belongs to you is very nice, sweet. It is always inspiring to watch and listen to you. I wish you a happy heart, with love E 🖤🕊❤
I love this! Just curious, as an African American woman , I’ve been educated that once a week washing is ok. Do you encourage that for 4b hair? Instead of 2-4 times a week?? ❤️
I only wash my hair twice a week IF I am working out hard. And then I use a rich co-wash. But I like the other comment. “You know your hair best.” -4b/c hair Ps. Using JVN products revolutionized how easy it is to care for my hair. So washing is no longer this 3-hour event. (1 - 1.5 hrs (for a flat iron routine)). Ease of care is everything!
My mother had 4b/c hair and she would wash her hair 1-2 times a week then style it with hot curling tongs and it looked good .. Basically every 4-5 days.. but as everyone else said, it's really what works for YOU x
This is the first time I have heard that sweat is good for your hair, but it makes so much sense! I’ve been so conditioned (pun intended) by beauty commercials, I’ve been running to the shower after my workouts to get the free conditioner out of my hair!
I have dry curly hair, and all my life I've been waiting to find some one like you for the perfect tips on how to finally, hopefully maintain my strands ❤️👏👍
He looks SO GOOD in pink 😍 Like that is a flamingo (?) pink shirt and top of that, he has a pink background behind him!! Back to the shirt-- it sort of makes him glow more 🥰💝.
JVN, between Getting Curious, Queer Eye and these vids, I’m constantly amazed with your hair knowledge for ALL hair. You brightened my day, so let me brighten yours: Taco Bell is bringing back the Mexican Pizza, honey! We know you’re a stan! 💜
Can you do a video on curling hair for hair that doesn't hold a curl? I do all that curling work and it falls flat like an hour later. My hair is so straight and sad. Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful knowledge with us ! I feel more at ease now after watching all the videos. At 30 I was really debating on coloring my hair again or growing it out. Going to keep it natural and following all your tips ❤️🔥 I was doing everything wrong ☹️
Happy to report that I’m already using almost all of these tips!! I’ve started using your products and I LOVE them. I’ve been letting my gray come out to play over the last few years and I have to say, I love it. Thank you for making such amazing products and fun content on here! You’re one of my favorite people!! Keep bringing all the joy!
thank you for these awesome tips!! i just got a fresh haircut that I'm absolutely obsessed with and hopefully by following your advice I'll be able to keep it looking as fresh for as long as possible💗
#5 you nailed it! I have curly hair and thick as well so I can't cut my hair to shorts because it's too puffy so I just cut it below my shoulder and I can still do some hair dos while keeping my head light and not heavy when it's up to my lower back
I would love a video on transitioning to gray or how to manage gray. I started turning gray/white after having my 1st child at 27 and I have no idea what to do 😭 random crazy longs strands of gray but still dark at the root! I’m lost 😭 any advice in the comments are welcomed! ❤️
You could let your hair go grey . And this is kinda random . But I've found that you can use toner or purple shampoo not only on blonde hair but you can use it on grey hair as well makes it look more like a silvery whitey color. I could be wrong but it might work I'm pretty sure this is what my grandma use to do with her grey hair and it looked more silver ish / white ish color was beautiful. I also use toner on my brown ish copper ish hair and it helps my hair not look as yellow makes it more of a goldfish brown ish copper ish . But yeah I think silver ish / white ish hair is beautiful in my opinion. And isn't it like supposed to be trending that color Could dye your hair silver I'm not sure if that makes sense. Hope that helped 🙂
I love the comment about hair lengths! I tell my hubby all the time I'm going to be a silver fox with long hair lol. I think it's gorgeous! I absolutely have your hair products and omg my hair is on a whole different level hunny! I love the scent of it and I will never use anything else lol. I need giant bottles please and thank you 😂🥰 love you!
Girl, listen about the extensions. I got addicted to wearing clip-ins 12 hours a day for months, and traction alopecia is very real. It took years for those patches to blend in.
Jonathan you're amazing! I'd like to know about premature greying of hair, how to prevent it. Another thing is how to take care of your hair if you live in a region with hard water is the only option to wash hair. Thanks! Love from India.
I freaking LOVE your JVN line. I have NEVER EVER bought so many products from the same line 😂 working on using up the rest of my other products so I can clean up my routine and primarily use your products 💖💖
I remember in one of your Queer Eye episodes, you told someone that you were using a semi-permanent hair dye because it won't lead to the problems you mentioned in tip no. 8. I've been doing that with my hair stylist for the last two years, and I think it's working. Any update on that tip, or am I good to keep going?
My hair is 100x better thanks to your shampoo and conditioner! Plus the after creams and oils. I will have to try the wet brush in the shower. Love it all!!
My hairstylist had to get a completely different job during the pandemic and I don’t want anyone else touching my hair. I’d tell her my budget and we’d discuss what we could do. I miss her sooo much! I was going to let her do whatever she wanted next time I saw her. 😢
Not going to lie, I totally impulse bought JVN shampoo, conditioner, shine drops and scalp oil. WOW! My hair is so so soft, looks like just walked out of the salon after every wash and is by far the best products I have tried at not making me look like a greaseball after day #2. After my work ZOOM call, I was literally asked a if I had dyed my hair lighter because it was shiny enough to reflect the light from a window in my home office. His hair care line is awesome!
I went to dye my curly hair and now it's a mess, it will takes years to come back to my natural curly, this kind of tips are very important. Thank you Jonathan
Oh my god, thank you so much, especially for the reminder that you should rock whatever length you want. I had LONG, gorgeous dark/somewhat golden brown hair, and in Indian culture, long hair is prized in women. I was tired of getting the same old layers, and impulsively decided to chop it off so that it barely grazed my collarbone, and I coloured it red for the first time! And oh my god, it was such a glow up! And because the length used to weigh my hair down, the short haircut was able to bring out my natural waves! This ties in to your last step about having a relationship with your stylist. It was this stylist who not only helped me pick the right shade of red (the fade looks amazing too, so no rush to get it touched up), but also the right haircut for my facial features! Props to you JVN and all the great stylists around who can see the beauty in their clients and help bring it out. ❤️ Also, absolutely agree about boxed dye being shit. I know someone who has been using it for YEARS and her hair only looks good after extensive styling, because it's super damaged otherwise. :( It's a much better investment to go to a good stylist who can prevent damage and actually help you understand your own hair better.
Just make sure you find the right colorist for your hair type and color! Do some research and ask around people with similar hair types. You can but the tone and shade is important so don’t go to just anyone! Or you can own that natural color!
Sulfates silicones work great for my hair! Super soft. The anti silicone sulfate trend rly annoys me. If u use them right and they work for u then theyre fine. Silicones can coat the hair too, protecting it from humidity. Sulfates can be drying, but if u use them along with moisturizing ingredients its not super stripping. This is honestly jst a marketing gimmick imo.
Big ups to my dad who never let me have a super tight ponytail since back in the 90s. He always said that I had enviable hair and I don't want to lose it by pulling it too tightly. Don't know why I never thought of silk scrunchies! I've been using silk pillowcases for more than ten years for their hair and skin benefits.
As a child of the 80’s the word ‘scrunchie’ made me shudder so I didn’t try silk ones for ages; BUT then I found some silk ‘skinny scrunchies’ online and they just look like normal elastics but nicer and I love them. They definitely feel kinder on my thin hair and I would never go back.
Love you from Turkey-Istanbul…you r the best sweetness 🖤🌈💐if you came here pleaseeeeeeee let me knowww pleaseeeeeeeeeeee (in my dreams i’m telling you…ofc)
Can you give us a mini tutorial on how to do a loose topknot for sleep? I've been trying to be conscious about this ever since I heard you mention it in a prior video, but my ends either end up looking wonky the next day or if I try to make it more loose it just falls out. I also use a scrunchy. Thanks for all the great tips, Jonathan!
I am curious to try his shampoos and conditioners but I have no idea which one to buy 'cause I got oily hair...So if somebody could let me know that would be awesome :)
