TIMESTAMPS Apply shampoo like a pro. 0:30 Plan out your hairstyles for the week. 2:48 Rinse your hair with sage herb extract. 3:12 Cut down on the washing. 4:14 Use dry shampoo before a workout. 4:51 Sleep on clean pillowcases. 5:14 Make some “lemonade” for your hair. 6:26 High hairstyles will give you bouncy volume. 7:15 Take good care of your scalp. 7:35 Hair health test 8:22
[] kenshie - If you do your buns tightly I suggest you should loosen your buns because if they are tight this is what can happen the tension in the tight bun can cause strands of your hair to break and use a soft elastic so it won’t pull of your hair
Monday - hair down Tuesdays - hair down Wednesday - hair down Thursday - hair down Friday - hair down Saturday- hair down Sunday - hair down Update I don't really were my hair down anymore because I can't be bothered strengthening my hair everyday
I wash my hair about every five or six days. I have dry skin and hair, and this works best for me. In winter, when I basically turn into a raisin, I wash it once a week. In between I just rinse it and add cream rinse because it smells so nice and sometimes, use baby shampoo. Americans tend to wash their hair way way too much, and that leads to the mistaken notion we need more hair products. My hair has never been "oily", and if I feel it has a build-up of any hair product, such as hair spray on it for some reason, I rinse it in white vinegar prior to washing it, and this strips it down to VERY clean, and in those cases, I am sure to add a deep conditioner after, and yes, I always condition my hair prior to shampooing. I do my hair first, and allow the conditioner to sit on my hair while I take my shower. That way, it has lots of time to soak in, and I rinse it last. This works well for me, and this routine is one I did not come to until quite old. (I'm almost 60, now!) lol When I was youngner, I washed my hair every day, and then, I wondered why it was so incredibly DRY all the time! No problem with that now. Amazing. ;)
me: monday:low pony tuesday: low pony wednesday: low pony thursday: low pony friday: low pony saturday: don’t even brush it sunday: dont even brush it by the way i don’t brush my hair in the weekends if i am not doing anything because all i do is watch youtube
Hair styles: Monday: Ponytail Tuesday: Bun Wednesday: Braid Thursday: Low bun Friday: Hair down Saturday: high bun Sunday: high messy bun ....................................... Switch it up whenever you like.
When I was kid, my grandmother washed my hair with soapnut. She never followed any of these methods...and I still had hip lenth hair. With lots of volume.. even now I wash my hair once or twice a month with soapnut...I still have waistlenth hair..as conditioner I use nut oil. BEST TIP: Don't chemicals on your hair and skin...if not try using less chemicals...
I wash my hair every 6 or 7 days and this makes a huge difference as my hair is healthier looking and has a natural bounce or volume to it. When I first started it wasn't always so easy to wait a whole week to wash it. As of course your hair will become very oily if its use to being washed every few days or more often. It also depends on your diet as well, I started drinking more water and adding coconuts to my diet such as coconut milk, water etc. and eating more healthy food in general such as an avocado everyday etc. and I noticed that my hair had become less oily, stronger and healthier. I still do not have the amount of volume that I desire but its an on going process.
That's probably because you're using a mostly water based product. If you want to you can message me on insta @mcbutter9 and I can recommend you stuff that will work for your hair type. You literally only need a dime size amount (I used to have over 2 ft long hair) so it lasts at least 3-4 months. I've had my stuff since October and it's just now almost out
Very important tips !!! Do not touch your hair too much! It teases the hair and you make it dirtier with your hands and it can break easier. Do not keep it tied strong too much! It pulls it too hard! Massage your scalp! Use good products for hair care but also use some hair supplements to help from the inside too! Hope this helps 💕
I shower every other day. It’s good to know that I should change my pillow case every week or so...I didn’t know that😬😅thanks for the tips! I needed those! I have trouble with my hair, like it gets really dry and I have mad dandruff☹️
One more tip is that before u r going to sleep comb your hair thoroughly and also if you use wooden comb instead of plastic comb can be more beneficial because wooden comb provide more oxygen rather than plastic combs.So,try to do it.Thankyou!! For reading it.
At night, put your hair in a loose bun and secure it with a hair clip but NOT a hair tie! The hair tie may cause breakage to your ends so use the clip or even bobby pins. Do this when your hair is ALMOST dry but not damp and after you put moisturizing or healing oil . This will reduce breakage or any damage from the pillow and when you take the bun out in the morning, you will have beautiful shiny and healthy wavy hair!
My hairstyle routine: Monday- ponytail Tuesday- ponytail Wednesday- you can’t get mad at me... ponytail Thursday- erm a bun? Friday- uhhhhhh dreadlocks?
I wash my hair everyday! It is my personal preference. I do find in the summer I have to wash it everyday but in the winter I am ok with every other day because my scalp doesn't get as oily. I am 50 years old and it is a hygiene issue for me. I love my hair to be clean and it is healthy and shiny. Thanks for the tops and also the myth of cold water rinsing. It is too cold for me to so that and I don't like getting sick
I know someone that was friends with my mum, she had to teach her how to make beans on toast and I had to teach my friends MOTHER how to make a tuna sandwich.
Taheerah Rochelle I've never seen any study, worldwide, that supports your comment. It may pertain to the extremely small percentage of people who are allergic to coconut. I'm curious to know where you gathered your information.
Applying juice of Indian gooseberry or amla works wonders for me. It reduced my dandruff and hair fall. I recommend everyone to try once. Only to say, I have the best hair in my class which I probably inherited from my mom😁😁😁
use aloe vera gel on your hair. First, put warm water on your hair. Next, put the aloe vera gel on your roots and scalp. Wash out after 2 hours. Repeat daily or as desired. This makes my hair grow 2x longer than usual.
I used to wash my every 3 days with coditioner and let it sit dry. but now I wash my hair every day without conditioner and only shampoo and I wrap a towl around my head to dry it, my hair looks better than it ever was.
I have Aloe Vera in the garden. I rub it into my scalp. It's not sticky and disappears into the hair, giving it volume and shine. Old remedies should never be forgotten.
U have used this Argan Rain shampoo for about a week now and like it very much. My hair is smoother, and feels in better shape. I like the lather and the way it seeps in when you leave it on for a few minutes after you wash your hair as is directed. It smells really, really nice. Pleased with this product and I would recommend. No downside at all in trying it/
how I keep my long hair healthy I don't use any heat at all on my hair now I only wash my hair once a week I put hair oils on my hair 1 or 2 times a week I use a hair mask 1 or 2 times a week too and I finally I get my hair trimmed every 6 to 7 months to get my dead ends cut off that's what I do to keep my hair healthy! :)
Also rinse w cold water at the end to close your cuticles on scalp to prevent greasiness/extra product going in your scalp cuticles. And make the shampoo foamy b4 applying, dont foam it on your hair like 90% of ppl do, it leaves buildup. Also, brush hair before showering, and keep your hair straight and down your neck/back during shampooing and conditioning. (as in, dont scrub it all up into a messy ball on top of your head, keep it smooth and straight the whole time and gently just foam it doing downward strokes w shampoo and conditioner, but only conditioner from middle to the ends, no roots at all) ..made a huge diff for me! no more greasiness, and no more tangles at all due to how i wash it vs how i used to scrub it all up so messy into a big ball on top of my head...i also use mend the endz end sealer and restore olive oil from regis. and i cut my hair myself like every month...... lol
Plan out your hairstyles Monday:Two pigtail braids Tuesday:Two pigtail braids Wednesday:Two pigtail braids Thursday:Two pigtail braids Friday:Two pigtail braids Those are such great hairstyle plans!!! LOL
Best hair growth tip is to don't let your mom cut your hair she says that she will just trim them but she actually cuts them way too short lol and when she washes them it feels like she is peeling our skin off from head but its because she have so much work to do and always try to do every thing hurryly
I shower every other day and before I shower in the morning, I put coconut oil and sometimes olive oil in my hair. I braid it and sleep with it in so, when I wash it out of my hair, my hair is much more moisturized.
Some tips from me.. I usually apply oil on my hair 30 mins before bath... Tie it into abun and wash it off in a bath.... My mom said adding youghurt to hair before bath can also help it Please try these out and tell me weather they worked or not
Onion juice also helps keep hair healthy and thick. I would like to suggest onion juice and egg. Apply them once in every week, but don't apply them together.
For a healthy hair I used to make a banana mask for my hair scalp. Ingredients: 1- two bananas for medium hair length you can add three if you have long hairs. 2- one egg 🥚 (optional bcz most of the people don't bear that smell but bcz of blending these thing all will smells like a shake not nasty) 3- aleovera fresh or if you don't have then you can use processed one 4 tablespoon as you needed according to your hair. 4- four tablespoon of yogurt. 5- vitamin E capsule one or two as you needed. 6- coconut oil or castor oil. 7- honey (optional) and dried Neem leaves if you have dandruff (optional). Then blend and apply on your scalp,cover your hairs with shower cap and leave it for 40 mints than rinse it off . It is a complete treatment for me do it once in a week or once in two weeks. Than comment if you tried it let me know .
Dont👏use 👏dry👏shampoo 👏 (it's bad for your hair ps I have never used dry shampoo in my life and my hair is gorgeous) Another tip is don't use shampoos with silicones and sulfates they are bad for your hair Another tip is if you have wet hair don't go to bed in braids. Instead plop your hair, in a cotton t-shirt. DO NOT USE LEMONS BUY ITS SELF this will lighten your hair but it will make it tangled, rough, and sticky no matter how many times you wash your hair. Instead use things that suit you for m hair I use coconut oil and honey since I have dry hair. However every ones hair is diffrent I would do my research and expiriment with it Btw that hair thing where it sinks into water and stuff it's not bad. If your Hair sunk than you're hare is high procty that means It takes in more product. If it flouted that means you hair is low procty and it takes in less that's why it's flouting. If you have high procty then use thicc products and if you have low procty then use thinner products or cinnamon softer in a way.
@@howdidyoufindmyaccount1012 Head and Shoulders sure does, but if you have dandruff (like me) message me on ig @mcbutter9 and I can help u with product recommendations
6:36 My mother taught me that tip! It also helps in protecting hair from nits. I used to have nits, but then I washed my hair with lemon juice and they have all gone :)
Hi bright side i sent you a message about using different foods in your hair. This video was very good i like it alot. Thank you for the info using other ways to Keep your hair strong and healthy. I didn't no about using lemonade helps your hair. Great to know that 🌹🌷🏵️
you can apply henna on your hair to keep it healthy and to cover white hair. Plus its great for summer and places with a sunny climate as it can give highlights to your hair when in the sun. p.s for better results i suggest Blondies should not put henna on their hair unless they want a light red hair. light brown hair can give the best results here.
Plan your hairstyle for the week Monday: ponytail Tuesday:bun Wednesday:French braid Thursday:two braids Friday:two French braids Saturday: one braid Sunday: braid bun
If you boil lime and dill seeds with water, strain and use as a shampoo, it gives you longer and healthier hair. I use it, and its what my grandmother would use. Her hair used to sweep the he floor
Here is a few tips by me: I normally shampoo my hair twice a week.before shampooing ,I apply warm coconut oil and kept it for 15 minutes.and I shampoo.Then,I use lemon juice on my hair once a month.I take one lemon and take the same amount of water and mix it and apply,Then,I kept it for 50 minutes.This makes my hair shine.
I absolutely love coconut oil on my hair too! I use it twice a week, leave it in my hair overnight, then shampoo it out! My hair shimmers, and is healthier. I should try lemon juice, haven't tried that yet. 👍😊
Iam also having a tip it is apply 2 tablespoons of coffee and 2eggs preper a scrub and apply it it becomes shiny and volumeic I am having sliky straight hair so I don't have any further damage or nothing 😊
its so strange on one of their previous videos, they said that not washing your hair daily and all these theories are myths, its actually better to wash your hair more often.
I must be one of the exceptions, my hair is very thick but also very coarse, it is not dry at all it is shiney, I wash it every day with a very light shampoo, rinse well, voila, fix it and it is full and well done......Shampooing does does harm it, it is very strong hair, my family says they don't know where this type of hair came from, because no one else in the family has it. We are french canadian.......my Mom is part Indian....my hair stylists all have said they have never seen hair like this. When I was young I grew it very long and people would stop me on the street and comment on how beautiful my hair was, I was always surprised because it was just my hair.......got older, hair still same.......but as I got older I could not wear it hanging long anymore, just didn't seem to fit, so now it is layered, and it is very hard to take care of it because I have to try to fix it, I can't just wash it and go because being styled it would just stick straight up off my head. I could thread a needle with each strand of this hair, don't know what to do other than use that curling iron every morning which takes like 45 min. each morning. ugh
