I agree with the not coating your whole head with conditioner. When you comb your hair through from the bottom up, you'll end up with a small amount of conditioner at the root but it gets rinsed away. I have very curly hair which needs to be combed through with conditioner but combing it well ensures it doesn't make my roots greasy. Thanks for these tips
Scraping your hair is just damaging your hair and scraping proteins and all the good stuff.. I was 3 years silicone free and still could scrape that thing. And yeah guys, silicone is actually good thing in your haircare since it's purpose is to hold the hydratation locked. Of course you can prefer anything you find safe, but just dont feel fear of using something, because green washing influencer told you not to...
Actually, I don't commit any of these anymore since discovering your channel! Following yours and Brad Mondo's advice has transformed my hair back to how it was before I had my daughter 17 years ago! I don't know if I've told you this before, but THANK YOU for everything you do on RU-vid, you've saved me from a life of bad hair days, and now I have even been able to bleach my hair without compromising it's health and integrity. Thank you so much Audrey, love from New Zealand 🇳🇿❤
I agree with Audrey,when she said what work for one person doesn't always work another person's hair. I have 2c/3a hair and my sister has 3b hair, my grandma has 2a hair and my mom has 2a as well, they all use sulphate free shampoo and conditioner but when i use that shampoo and conditioner my hair goes dry and gets really mattered. I use this Apple shampoo and conditioner and it really work for me while it leaves my sisters hair oily and dry at the same time.
These are great tips, especially for the curly girls. I've been on a healthy hair journey for 3 years & these tips are a perfect started pack for EVERYONE. I learned about these tips 5 months ago & when I say, my hair is silky, shinny, and soft. I mean it.
With oiling your hair, I love using a humentant base first, so it washes out easier and works better - just mix a little bit of sugar/honey with water and spray your hair with the mixture, then apply the oil, brush your hair to distribute it evenly, and keep it in a cap for 30min. Works so much better than just slapping some oil and leaving it
Honestly it depends on your reasons for oiling. I oil my hair to reduce how wet my hair is getting when I wash it to help protect it from hygral fatigue.
Does it makes absorption better? I feel like spraying with a water based solution would prevent the oil from getting absorbed. Can you explain a bit more? :( i had shiny silky hair byt now im losing alot of hair, my scalp gets oily and my ends get frizzy idk what to do
Silicones seal the hair’s surface and help prevent the hair from absorbing water from the atmosphere and causing FRIZZ or LIMP Hair. They make THICK, CURLY, DULL OR DRY hair smooth, silky, shiny and prevent excessive color loss from color-treated hair. I don’t like silicones because I get scalp eruptions (pimples) from using them. But they can be very helpful for most hair types. BTW: Most modern silicones are Water Soluble or Semi Water Soluble and don’t readily cause Build-Up, but using multiple products containing silicones or multiple types of silicones especially with Heat may cause problems with some hair types.
I like to condition from root to tip because there are new hairs that also need the benifits of conditioner. I just make sure to rinse it out thoroughly because it can become a problem. Loved the video. 🌻 This women is really teaching us how to save our hair.
Braiding your hair with and without partition is also good especially when you applied oil to your hair and scalp ......... not necessary french braids just normal braids will really make your hair strong and will keep them away when you're working
Worst culprit is...in the car: the headrests are abrasive. I commute 3h a day and started noticing serious friction damage at the back of the head. Couldn't figure it out until I ran my hand on the headrest. Now it's covered with a silk-satin scarf and no more problem!
I did the scrape thing compulsively and then my hair just broke because of how thin and brittle it became. My hair right now is a complete disaster. SO much breakage and hair loss.
OMG I saw this scrape test at Pinterest earlier this day, and I was planning on trying it. I’m happy that I freaking didn’t (cuz I got lazy lol) and glad that you made this videooo!!
Happy to say that I knew all of these but one thing that I do all the time is wearing a high ponytail bc it’s my go to hairstyle when I’m not wearing it down 😅💗 love your video’s ❤️
the last one is so true, last year I did that hairstyle almost everyday and because it pulled at my hair now i have really small thin bangs but they dont look like normal bangs.
Another reason you don't want to sleep with wet hair is it can give you dandruff! Malassezia yeast, which causes dandruff and scalp folliculitis (almost like scalp acne) grows very easily in warm, wet conditions like wet hair. Please don't make this mistake like I did, it was a nightmare to deal with 😭 But if you do happen to get dandruff, do an apple cider vinegar rinse and it'll kill the yeast
Thank you so much! I'm elderly and my hair and scalp are so dry and since I've gotten older I'm getting waves and curls, no complaining, my hair is 80 % silver and 20 % brown. Any suggestions? Thank you, I love your video's!!!
Your videos are so helpful and I have learned so many hair care tips thank you Audrey! I was wondering if you have any advice on how I should take care of my hair after I have been swimming in a pool full of chlorine each day?
@@giannac0 Ugh me too! Olive oil is great. (The rest is for the op) Coconut oil sucks, avocado oil is wonderful, castor oil is hard to get out but makes my hair grow SO fast. Best hair mask I've found is 1 egg, 1/8 cup of your proffered oil (I use mostly olive oil mixed with castor oil), three drops of lavender essential oil, and two drops of peppermint essential oil. The egg is for protein, the regular oils are for moisturizing, and the essential oils are for scalp health. (Also who wants to smell a raw egg for 30 minutes? 🤢) Make sure all oils are high quality. Leave it in for 30-90 minutes, depending on what your hair needs. And do not overdo this mask, MAYBE do it two to three times a month. After I wash my hair, I rinse with either chamomile tea or rice water, depends if my hair needs extra moisture or protein. My hair THRIVES on protein but it's very easy to get protein overload, so be very careful. My hair is 2A-2B wavy, low porosity, low density hair, meaning the strands are very thin and don't absorb moisture well, so a very penetrative mask like this works great on me, however if your hair is completely different than mine, this mask might be your worst nightmare. I also love Aloe, so if you have access to that, slap summa that slime on and leave it for a night. Works wonders for my hair.
Great video but there are some conditioners that are meant to treat scalp as well it depends on the product bondiboost would be an example here same with the dermatologist created conditioners like seen.
Ja mam włosy bardzo kręcone i cienkie. Mogę używać odżywkę tylko na bardzo mokrych włosach bo inaczej nie działa. Więc moim zdaniem to nie jest żaden błąd, to zależy od radzaju włosów.
Can you make a video on comb? I know it is quite weird but really don’t know which comb is best for wavy hair, also can you recommend some good wooden combs? Thanks
I am giving up my hair is impossible to deal with it’s so frizzy and poffy to were I can’t put it in any hairstyle the only time my hair looks decent is when it’s wet
For the last one, I'm used to tying my hair in a high ponytail, but lately have been using satin scrunchies, that prevents damage right even though there's stress on the hair?
My hair is really short so the ends are super close to my head, so it's hard to not have the ends get washed with my scalp. I didn't know about having to emulsify shampoo, I've been putting it on. my hand and then directly on my scalp for years and I'm like 30 now..... oops
I do oil my scalp when it is dirty most of the time and i know my scalp wont get the full effect of the oil but that it wont do anything is not true because since i have been using my hair oil my hairline is getting sooo much better and i have a lot of new baby hairs growing. I think it really depends on what oil you use so i dont agree that oiling a dirty scalp wont do anything.
So basically I have really thick hair, like really thick and straight so is it fine that I condition the roots to weigh it down so it doesn’t look poofy?
I have dermatitis (idk if I spelled it right) on my hair and I have to use a special shampoo so it won't build up that layer so would you mind making a video on how to take care of your hair while having dermatitis???
hey i have straight oily hair and am asked to wash my hair everyday since i have dandruff. i lose SO MUCH of my hair when i comb it with just a comb and nothing. HELP ME PLS!
Hi Audrey thank you for making this video I love watching your videos! ❤️ I’ve been following you for sometime now and I was wondering when you said not to oil dirty hair does that mean my hair would have to be clean by shampooing first? I usually wash my hair every 2 to 3 days and I’ve been following your method of applying a bit of castor oil to the roots and Argan oil onto the hair shaft. Since I’m usually oiling my hair on day two or three that would be considered dirty hair, correct? Thank you so much for your help!
i used to wash my hair ONLY at night and because i thought it made me feel more fresh, which is fine but it meant half the time i slept in it 😭😭 and i wondered for years why my hair quality was decreasing 😭
@@AudreyVictoria thank you, i totally will!! I was wondering (sorry it's a repeat from instagram qs!) Is a hot air brush worth it or could i just get the same effect with a hair dryer and round brush - especially since i think the latter can control distance between heat better?
I want to start working on my hair and make it long and healthy I’m gonna cut it next month so I can have a freash start would you say the round brush is more healthier than straightener
Luv ur haircare n hair style vlogs. Tht being said, I know have a pixie cut I hate, stylist had went way to far up my head doing a undercut, so I had no choice but to do a pixie. I miss my bob, any suggestions on what I can do while waiting. Tyvm
when oiling, i try to wait until my hair is like 75% damp and I put oil on my ends rather than my roots since my hair is fine, is this wrong? also is air drying your hair bad for your hair?
nope its pretty fine the roots already have oil most of the time and it depends actually audrey says blowdrying gives her less damage than air drying while its the opposite for me, u can try both and see what works for u
Love your videos I actually wash my hair like u said and I let my hair air dry also but I have breakage on top I need help maybe a video of that would work. Thank you so much 😊
