I agree with the silicones I used to use silicones a couple of years ago and my hair was very healthy I heard that silicones are bad for hair so I stopped using silicones for about three years and my hair has changed to the worst.. I started back on silicones a couple a months ago and use a clarifying shampoo every other week and my hair has been a lot better
whats mind boggling to me is its usually curly girls that condemn silicones and then turn around and use heavy butters and oil which behave the exact same way as silicones do, oil isn't water soluble but its somehow different than silicone not being water soluble
AGREED. I went "poo free" which just means that I started using chemical free shampoos and stuff like Purador and Aveeno Apple cider vinegar shampoo which are all silicone free but that really damaged my hair. I think the best way is to balance between the two. Use silicone shampoo regularly and then about once every week using a cleansing one (Neutrogena or Aveeno Apple cider vinegar work wonders to get rid of hair grease)
I love how you include chapters in your videos, it make them so well-structured and coherent. Definitely will be trying some of your recommendations in the near future :)
I use castor oil and peppermint essential oil on my scalp once a week, leave it on overnight and shampoo with sulphate free and do ACV rinse the day after, I must say my scalp feels healthy, and I have insane hair growth, from shoulder length to waist length in the span of 10 months, ACV really helps sealing in my hair cuticles and makes it shiny and I have 2B/2C hair. Hope that helps those with the same hair type as mine!
@@user-ve3oj9re2k you can get it online! I buy mine online too amazon or iherbs, rosemary and jojoba oil also aids in hair growth. My earlier reply was not showing up so I typed a new shorter one
@@koala556 I use ogx, will only use sulphate free shampoo (there are many others that are really good too) for my hair type or else it will get really dry and frizzy
When I faced hair fall, I followed all the following to effectively reduce it: Include scalp massage into your routine. Don’t use hot water when washing your hair. Protect your hair from excessive sweat. Use a wide tooth neem wood comb to detangle wet hair. Reduce your sugar and junk food consumption. Use natural hairfall control shampoo and hair oil like littleeextra cocconion. Nurture a positive mindset for general well being.
I've been using this cocoonioon anti-hair fall shampoo that's really impressed me. It has a lovely smell and creates a rich lather, leaving my hair feeling clean and fresh. Over time, I've noticed reduced hair fall and breakage, which is a big win. It smooths out frizz. It's now my go-to for maintaining stronger, healthier hair.
Following childbirth, I noticed my hairfall but I stayed calm. I acted to remedy it. I chose a health-centered approach. I prioritized my nutrition, eating vitamin-packed foods, specially rich in Folic Acid and Protein. I worked out regularly and practiced meditation for stress management. I avoided tight hairstyles and quit using heated hair tools to prevent hair stress. I even started applying LittleExtrra Coconion hair oil and shampoo combined with a wooden neem comb. The result was hairfall control and the return of my hair.
The OGX shampoos may be sulfate free, but the second ingredient in their shampoos is usually sodium c14-16 olefin sulfonate, which is actually just as harsh as sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS). It's really quite drying for a lot of people and harsher than sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). I personally don't mind SLES in my shampoos, this is just a heads up for people who try to stay sulfate free. Sodium C14-16 olefin sulfonate is an ingredient to look out for
Thank you for emphasizing the fact that you need a clean healthy scalp to have healthy hair. Ever since I started going longer in between hair washes I noticed that my hair looked weighed down, unhealthy and less full. I hate that this no wash trend has gotten so popular. I’m back to shampooing every other day or two days and my hair already looks much better. Thank you for all the informative content and for myth busting some popular claims about certain ingredients. ❤️❤️❤️
Sounds like you’re just blaming a “trend” because you didn’t wash your hair enough I mean you’re an adult right, you can make decisions? Wash your oily hair lmao it’s not the internets fault it’s your incompetence.
I appreciate you for providing proven evidence with all the shampoos you’ve mentioned. It’s so informative and just great to know why and how certain key ingredients help our scalp and hair!
I’m a dude and I’m really trying to start caring for my hair properly. I just bought some Kérastase stuff, a shampoo, two conditioners, and a mask. Wish me luck, I’ll also be getting a regular shampoo for daily use
I believe just like in skincare where you need the active ingredients in leave-on treatments vs cleaners to get the real benefit, using a shampoo with such ingredients can help but not as much as actually leaving these on the scalp for a while.
This is actually a really good point. I think when it comes to shampoos, though, it’s understood that you’re going to be rinsing it off so when we’re talking about shampoos for hair growth it’s just about having the best ingredients in the shampoo to do as good of a job as is physically possible to help your hair to grow. This is with the understanding that it’s going to get rinsed out
I need to try the silicone shampoos. I have been growing my hair out for years and it is so long now. I do not use any heat but my ends are always splitting and thin. I love how informative your video is.
You could try using oil twice a day on the ends of your hair and also get trim every 3 months. Try using the L'oreal extraordinary oil its really good I hope this helps you.
@@jenevylara881 You could try using oil twice a day on the ends of your hair and also get trim every 3 months. Try using the L'oreal extraordinary oil its really good I hope this helps you.
Anything green tea and rosemary ingredients are holy grails for hair care regimen. Silicones are worse for my fine hair. Weighs my hair down and turns flat. I love using L’Oréal thickening shampoo that has Rosemary in it. Does wonders for my hair. And L’Oréal Bonding shampoo helps too. Love Aveda!
Thank you sooo much!!! Imo everyone should see this video! I tried to grow my hair for a very long time. When I was searching for advise, every hair RU-vid would say to go longer in between washes. It's a myth that your hair will adjust to the fewer washes if your hair is oily genetically. I tried to wash my hair only once a week and use dry shampoo in between. my hair looked HORRIBLE on day two and I would be so self conscious about it. also there was a lot of build up on my scalp due to the dry shampoo and my hair would literally fall out because of it. The past year I went on accutane which suppressed the productions of sebum. During hat time, washing my hair once a week was totally fine because my hair just wouldn't get as oily. after I stopped taking the medication, my hair would get oily again really fast. now I wash my hair every day and my hair is growing again! Don't ever feel bad about washing your hair every day if that is what makes you feel confident. A healthy scalp and body is where hair growth starts. Also I would only use silicone free products because they would get demonized on the internet. I used very cheap drugstore shampoo and my hair changed for the worst. now it was thin because of the hair loss and it was frizzy and damaged. i go for salon quality shampoo, conditioner and hair oil and use a clarifying shampoo once in a while.
For me it didn't work. For one year I washed my hair once a week, twice at most. This was possible because of the medication I was taking. if 'training' your hair really worked for everyone, my hair should have adjusted after one year even without the medication. but it didn't. I just want to say that training the hair will work for a lot of people but not for everyone. And those people shouldn't feel like they're doing something wrong. At least I felt that way before.
I love my long hair... You can also eat peppermints and drink peppermint tea it will also help your hair to grow.... I always wash my hair every 4 to 6 days which also helps your hair grow
Biolage has a scalp sync line and the have a shampoo for dandruff and I haven’t tried that one yet but the zinc in the shampoo is great for treating the bacteria that is naturally on the scalp. And then they have a menthol/ peppermint shampoo for oily scalp and I really like it! You should look into that one!
I am using the Loreal Paris dream-long products and I have to say that my hair is growing more than usual. It has castor oil in them and for me, this oil is working very well
Bro I got this shampoo like yesterday :( and my mum won’t let me buy another shampoo until this finishes. I read some reviews about the OGX and I heard that they stopped using dmdm on September 1st 2021
GUYS SHE IS SOOOOOO RIGHT ABOUT THE TEA TREE AND MINT SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER!!!!! Its crazy how much my hair has grown since ive had it. Ever since Ive gotten it m hairs been Growin Growin GROWINNN
@@AudreyVictoria hi, can you help me, i have dermatitis seborrheic, and I'm struggling with it for very long time ago, and hair growth is so difficult to me . I have been to the dermatologist many times with no results, I'm tired 😩😩, help me if you can
It hydrate for clean and healthly looking hair. The shampoo deeply cleanses and purifies hair from the roots. While the conditioner nourishes hair to make it soft and shiny
I'm hoping to one day have hair like yours.. We actually have the same hair color,but mine has golden undertones whereas yours has red 😍 I just need your length and to do heatless curls like you did on your tik toks
You’re recommending such nice shampoos while I’m out here using Pantene volumizing 2 in 1 shampoo/conditioner.. wow that says a lot about how my hair went from thick to thin 😂
i have never watched a video this informative !! you explain things so well and with proven research, it makes me feel so much better when trusting online influencers and i trust you so much (this i my first time watching you) thank you so much this has helped me so much in my hair care journey !! ☺️
Your hair follicles are all in different stages at different times. It’s all staggered because if it was all in the same phase at the same time, all your hair would fall out at the same time and we’d be bald lol.
I found that all these shampoos have sulfates. Some even stronger like Sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate that’s in Aveeno and Ogx. What most consumers don’t know is that these companies are choosing chemicals that are often stronger and harsher than sulfates. These substitutes include cocamide DEA, cocamide MEA, PEG, propylene glycol, cocamidopropyl betaine.
Use hair food shampoo and conditioner! It works very well and it’s all natural. They have all different types of scents. They also have hair masks and dry shampoo
I use Dove clarify and hydrate shampoo its for oil prone hair. It purifies hair + removes build up without stripping or damaging your hair. Every time you use it, your hair is clarified, hydrated and beautiful and also healthy
I recently fell in love with the OGX tea tree & mint shampoo. I bought some for my boyfriend several weeks ago, thinking that he would like it, but I ended up trying it during our weekend getaway last weekend and I immediately fell in love with it! Not only did the mint make my entire head feel amazing with that cool, tingling feeling, but it also made my hair super soft and shiny. I ended up going on Amazon and ordering the large bottles of both the shampoo and conditioner for myself. I'm hooked!
Alright so Audrey has mentioned how silicones are good and I mean I have been doing hair care for 4 years now and have tried different shampoos and found about silicone shampoos and heard they were bad and stopped using my hair looks actually so much better but that isn’t the point . I get Audrey saying that it gives a protective layer but there are some disadvantages and I know some people are going to come for me cuz your hair looks so much better when using silicone shampoos comparatively to non silicone shampoos but hear me out . First it is covering your hair strand which can lead to your hair not getting enough nutrients and therefore making your hair fall out because the lack of nutrition but I’m not saying I’m a professional here but here are the factors you have to look out for . I’m not telling “ oh nooo u can’t you silicone “ that’s not what I’m saying . Im just telling you things that there are possibilities of happening . So yea , i know this is long but I wanted to make sure I clarified everything I said I’m not hating cuz I honestly luv here vids but just wanted to put this info out there
It would be amazing if you tried products that were environmentally sustainable and still helped keeping your hair long and healthy! I want to keep my hair healthy but most products that are susposed to help are packaged in plastic :(
I use the CeraVe SA foaming cleanser as shampoo. Maybe weird, but it has some nice ingredients and it really helped to improve my scalp health and dandruff and stuff.
2x per week. The salicylic acid, niacinamide, PHA, hyaluronic acid and ceramides are doing wonders. It also has a nice lather and does not dry out my scalp.
My hair used to be down to my knees but my mom made me cut it I regenerate it so much so this helps a lot to know what I need thx I can get my hair life back😊
The OGX line of shampoos and conditioners are being linked to severe scalp issues and hair loss due to an ingredient that J&J is aware of but left in. DMDM hydantoin releases a small amount of formaldehyde over time to keep the product fresh, and is causing allergies, rashes, hair loss, and cancer.
@ROXELL if you've noticed, J&J has changed their name to simply Johnsons. Likely an attempt to dodge legal action from all of their products, ranging from powders to jabs. Spread the word.
I’ve seen your videos all over Snapchat but I didn’t see a username. I knew I would love you content but I couldn’t find you, but one day I saw you on my RU-vid page and I was so happy that I had found you. I can’t wait to learn how to get beautiful hair just like yours. Thanks for sharing your wonderful tips with us.
I needed to say this because I’m literally flipping out but You look like your related to Ally from New Girl- I love herrr and love the videos! So helpful and informative, I’m trying my absolute best to keep my hair healthy and beautiful. Keep up the lovely work, your inspiring💛
Audrey there's this powder famous in Africa and apparently it can be used on any hair type according to the research i made, it's called the Chebe Powder. Please make your own research and use it and tell us what you think about it and if it really does work on straight hair.❤️❤️
I get so excited whenever you post! Your vids have helped my hair so much! Have you ever tried pura d’or gold label anti thinning shampoo and conditioner? I was wondering what your thoughts on it are?
Aloe Vera is a miracle worker. I started growing my own aloe in March. Also, I’ve been using Bondi Boost shampoo for over a year. Most of the ingredients are organic and it’s concentrated. It lasts forever and I wash daily my hair daily, just once. BB helps so much with hair density especially after I had suffered hair shedding last year. And there are ingredients in BB that keep it from being stripping. I do use the conditioner as well. I love it. No reason to put any silicones on your scalp.
Hey Audrey do use the matching conditioners or do do a different brand of conditioner? Thanks for bringing these hair growth shampoos to our attention. Some are really affordable for those of us on a very tight budget.
i have used the morocon oil shampo and it didn't really work for me because I have very thin hair. but I loved the smell of it 🥰. what shampoo would you recommend for someone who has thin hair and hair lose.
Honestly for everyone if you use shampoo that has ph that matches ur hair and scalp , therefore ur hair will be healthy therefore less frizz , breakage and more growth
I agree with silicones , i’ve been using silicones all my life and my hair always looked shiny and silky till i heard that they’re bad for hair so i stopped using them and my hair became so dull , dry and so detangled
Same, have you gone back to using silicone products? I've been questioning whether I should go back to using them for a while now since my hair wasn't as frizzy before too.
@@_serenity3298 yes , i began using them again , specially conditioners that have silicones and my hair felt so much smoother, less frizzy and shiny , conditioners that didn’t contain silicones were so bad for my hair , kinda useless for me , but again i think it may differ from one person to another that’s all based on mu experience
Castor oil, Jojoba oil, Manuka honey, Aloe butter, tea tree oil, rice water, rice milk, oat milk, coconut milk, fig extract all help hair loss and much more
Hi love your content! just wanted to share there was a lawsuit filed against Johnson & Johnson with the claim that the company’s OGX hair care products cause significant hair loss. It happened recently if anyone wants to read about it.
Thank you! And yes I know about the lawsuit. If you look into the ingredient online, there is no scientific evidence to suggest it actually leads to hair loss. I’ve never experienced hair loss from that ingredient, so I personally don’t think it leads to hair loss
Question! For the aveeno shampoo... would you use the aveeno conditioner with it or a different conditioner. And if you use a different brand which one would you use????!!!
Love your Nantucket shirt. If you’re from there….hi neighbor….I’m from Boston. I’m also a licensed cosmetologist and I love the way you explain things. Far better than I ever could. Great job 👍🏼
The one that really worked for me is TRESemme don't know if you have it in your country but I have never seen my hair so long everybody asks me what have I done to my hair and is so long even my hairdresser can't believe it.
My hair is dead from so much bleach so I started my hair fixing journey and this is going to help a bunch! Also what lip gloss are you wearing cause it is soooo glossy I love it!? ☺️🤍
Thank you Audrey 😊. When I was younger I had long, thick,healthy hair. Now that I'm older my hair has thinned and of course getting gray. Out of the shampoos you mentioned what would you recommend? Any other suggestions appreciated 🙂. Also I have dry scalp and hair.
Hi!! I'm not Audrey but based off of what she was saying I think the bondi boost probably would be the best for you. Especially since she mentioned aloe. But any of them could help. It is just up to you and your price range to see which you would like! Hope this helped at least a little!
Can you try the garnier hair products? I personally use it and I find it very good And I wanna know what you think about it. Love your videos, keep going!❤️
I agree. I like silicones in my hair too. I’m probably going to get the herbal essences shampoo as I feel they smell the best and that’s also what I want is a strong fragrance
Hi. The best solution for hair growth is an acid controller to buy over the counter. Not a chewable ant acid.. I have learned this over the years due to my stomach problems. It was an outside response, but notable. My hair is at my waist as a result.
Silicones work great for my hair but I got sucked into the whole "silicones are bad for curly hair" and "tresemme makes your hair fall out" thing. I think I'm going to start using them again. Also, what heat protectants do you recommend?
Hi! I use Waterless's Heat Shield heat protectant and I have seen that it does the job very well. Ive been straightening my hair with it and it feels very soft after im done. If you find this protectant, i highly recommend it!
Hi you mentioned that your friend has thin hair. Which shampoos are good for thin hair to help hair growth? Or are the shampoos that you have in this video good for thin hair also?
Any product that contains ingredient(s) that: Block Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) and Vasodilator(s) to increase scalp circulation and decrease inflammation. Some ingredients like Mucopolysaccharides, Peptides, Vitamins, Minerals and Extractives can also help.
U hv shared everything so well..i am using ThriveCo hair vitalizing shampoo. It has reduced my hair fall to great extent. I am surely gonna continue to use it
Finally some new information based on research!!! You are the first one I see talking about the positive effects of silicones and often hair-washing and it makes all sense now..!!!
Great video. Thanks for calling out all the old videos with my age ppl millennial saying Not to wash your hair. But to be fair we used to do it daily so that’s where that came from. Daily is not optimal. For me it’s on the 3rd day I wash my hair or if I got really sweaty or used the pool.
Love your account. I appreciate the time and effort you put in the research. I have one question. I've been using this one shampoo for a couple of weeks and my scalp responds well to it but recently I saw more hair than usual. What does that mean?
All of these issues she’s discribing I have I think this shampoo would help me I mean I quit useing conditioner and I don’t get fat flakes on my scalp anymore so
