Literally, she gives me 30 minutes to shower AND have a bath. And during the week she gives me literally 5 minutes to shower or sometimes doesn’t let me shower at all 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@goopgab she always says no one showers everyday coz apparently it’s “not normal” and she always says the gas bill will always be too high if I have it for more than 10 minutes which is understandable but, hygiene over wealth innit
it’s good to shampoo your hair twice in any case, oily or not. the first time gets rid of not only oil but all the dirt and dust you’ve collected in your hair, and the second time is for the actual cleanse
How old are you? Right around the time I went into menopause I lost about half my hair. It was horrible! I started using progesterone cream and almost immediately the hair loss stopped.
Just going off what everyone else is saying, it could be a lot of factors. External: the products you’re using, the water, internal: vitamin deficiencies, diet
Then do the bare minimum for your needs. I was going through some depressive episodes and I literally just used to wash, condition and leave it. That's it. It was enough
I’m also super lazy, but I found that self care is so soothing, like your doing this for yourself because you know you deserve to be treated as such. Now if u don’t think that then that’s a different story, but I encourage you to try still, you might find out how calming it is
Rice water is my holy grail, but I focus it on my scalp and sleep on it- then wake up in the morning and shampoo it out. Makes your hair grow sooo fast.
i don't have much time in my life too so on Friday night i apply oil in my hair and massage while watching tv. I let that oil sit in till Sunday afternoon. Right now i have applied sandalwood mask and making food.
1. Wouldn’t the oil get dirty if you put the dropper directly on your scalp (dirt, dandruff, etc) instead of just dropping it onto your scalp and using the scalp massager 2. Washing your body before finishing your shampoo, conditioner, etc will make the contents you use on your hair stay on your body which is why a good step by step is to do hair first (shaving or anything else while having your conditioner in your hair), washing your body, washing your face (if you do that in the shower), then washing your private areas last.
Jup, thought the same Especially on day 7 hair Also I’ve read one should not leave on rice water for longer than 20 mins because it can lead to irritation and in some cases hair loss I only do 20 to 30 min myself twice a week but I guess it depends on the hair type and structure (I have low porosity 3A hair)
@@_GFG_ great source of protein and b vitamins for the hair (strengthening) and scalp without having to buy a product My curls get more defined as well So far I haven’t noticed any irritation or hair loss
How to avoid ending like a rastafari after shampoo: Detangle before with *middle hair parting* Wash your scalp in the direction of the hair making tiny zig-zag, EXACTLY like the movement we do when we apply mascara. Why, why crazy spasmodic 🌀🌀🌀? One side first, then the other to make sure you are not messing it. Comb carefully while rinsing. Mine is calf length, imagine if I had to deal with nest-tangles🤦🏻♀️, no thanks. Hope it helped.
@@subtlybomb Because we are supposed to comb it when it' s the conditioner/mask moment and because the circle tangling motions instead of "lash mascara" motions.
Actually the oils are available on Amazon and it's about 9$ for a pretty decent bottle with an eye dropper, the scalp massager is about 4-6$ on Amazon, the bamboo brush and the comb probably isn't that much on Amazon.... sooooo... your really not spending "$100$".
My hair is straight/wavy and very thick (genetics for thickness). It's 42 inches long, past my ass and let me tell you one thing for everyone watching this video thinking you need to spend a ton of money on products. YOU DON'T. All my hair products are under $15. And I don't buy them every month. Probably every other month so keep that in mind. If you want long healthy hair, TRIM your ends if they are super dry. You don't need constant hair cuts every year if you just dry your hair properly and care for it properly. Caring for your hair properly does not cost more than $15. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk 💗
@@daisies276 I use shampoo and conditioner separate, some people use 2in1 but I don't recommend it because it has no benefit for your hair. I use any shampoo, doesn't matter. For your conditioner use a higher quality conditioner, the bottle can say something like "professional" or "used in salons", those work best for my hair. Condition the ends of your hair, and use very little at your roots going down. The ends should have more than the top. Leave the conditioner in your hair for 2-3 minutes and rinse in slightly warm water or cold (cold is best). Before blow drying, towel drying or air drying, use a leave-in conditioner. It looks just like conditioner except it's meant to keep your hair soft and moisturized after drying. After your hair is fully dried use hair oil and brush it through your hair. If you're hair is frizzy at the top you can use any products as normal like gel or balm to smooth your hair down. If your hair starts to feel dry throughout the day, use a hair oil leave-in spray and brush. Wash your hair only 2-3 times a week. Washing it everyday makes it very oily because your scalp tries to produce more and more oil to keep your hair hydrated. If you exercise, only rinse your hair, do not shampoo, but condition your ends to keep them hydrated. Use a hair mask 1-2 times per week, and leave on for 10-20 minutes. This makes your hair super soft. Use after shampooing, or just rinsed out hair. Do no shampoo after you apply the mask, just rinse out and dry. Use satin/silk pillowcases to avoid damaging your hair. If you can't, use a silk/satin headwrap/bonnet to protect your hair during sleep. Same materials for tying your hair, if you can because it prevents breakage and tangles. Sleeping with a bonnet and blow drying my hair is AMAZING for me! I put oil before I sleep, brush through and put my bonnet on. My hair is super soft and hydrated when I wake up with no breakage. I used to air dry my hair but now I blow dry, I've also noticed a huge difference with my flyaways, poofy hair, and breakage being minimal! Message me @damnsugarr on Instagram for pics of the products I use 🥰
Девочки, я как парикмахер советую не наносить масло на кожу головы. Масло используется только на кончики волос. И после шампуня используйте сначала бальзам/кондиционер, смывайте и только потом маску для волос, оставьте на 5-10 минут, смойте, уберите лишнюю влагу полотенцем и обязательно наносите термозащиту! Всем красоты ❤️
Here's mine (full-time student) with a Dermatitis problem. 1. Coconut Oil (I keep it for a couple of hours and do my work for the time being) 2. shampoo(with Salicylic acid and biotin) once. Then shampoo mixed with aloe vera gel and keep it for some time before washing. 3. Conditioner for at least 10 min while I work on the rest of my body 4. cover with a t-shirt and then comb after air drying. I hope it helps :)
Generally a mask should be applied after conditioner. Also mask is not applied on the roots unless it is mentioned on the product. So please do not waste your products. Best thing is to google the order in which the hair products should be applied and read or look at a professional stylist's article or video. Do not just follow blindly. We all love our hair, let's give them the best care. 😀😍
Emmm excuse me but I dont think thats correct, I always use the conditioner to set the moist from the hair mask!! So anyways thats the way that works for me. The hair mask always says “put after the shampoo…” 😉
@@thaliae.rioslaguer7742 ermmm you’re excused. Because not every mask has instructions to use in between 😂💀🤡 but go on now. We here for the attitude you clearly misplaced. 💅🏻
Masks have conditioning agents 99% of the time so you don’t have to use a conditioner at all when you use a mask. Also, conditioning agents close the cuticle so if you condition before the mask your hair cuticle will tighten up a bit meaning the mask can’t fully penetrate the hair shaft. From my experience it’s a waste of product to use both conditioner and a mask, and from like a scientific standpoint it usually is as well.
I'm sorry sweets but this is bonkers. If you're needing to do all that then you're using the wrong shampoo and conditioner. With the right stuff you can do your shampoo and condition routine, throw on a mask once a week and use a moisturising oil for a little pick-me-up before or after heat styling. Also, don't put the mask so close to your roots, not only will it prevent the you from getting really beautiful volume but your hair will get a lot greasier a lot quicker. Obviously I've not done a proper consultation, and if you're happy then you're happy. But it seems a lot of work when you could get equal (if not better!) results using the right products.
My hair was exactly your length, maybe a bit longer and I just cut it shoulder length 😭ohh the regret haha. But I do this every two years. My hair grows fast as shit.
my straight hair routine hair brush 2-3 minutes applied oil and massage for 2-5 minutes I put on a hair clip I wait 1-2 hours I wet my hair I apply anti-dandruff shampoo, massage it gently with my fingertips and apply it to my scalp. and I wet my hair apply a mask once a week for 10 minutes and moisten I applied an anti-dandruff conditioner for 3 minutes from mid-lengths to ends. and I wet my hair I put on a microfiber towel apply a leave-in conditioner or leave it on untangle from bottom to top and split hair sessions and apply heat protectant And if not, I don't divide the hair and only apply the oil to the ends. I dry my hair with the dryer I do the tubi and wait 30 minutes or 1 hour I iron my hair and put some waves in my bangs. and I apply a tip repair oil, I only apply it to the ends.
My routine- -comb and brush -shampoo x2 -conditioner x2 and let sit for 5mins - hair oils and let air dry 80% -styling hair spray and heat spray -heat dry -more hair oils And I do that twice a week!!🤩🤩
Also the price for all of my stuff is about $150 but I repurchase every three months and I do believe that you can get things cheaper that are just like the brand I use but I love the brand and the products (function of beauty) bye!!🤩🤩
Everything seemed perfect but do not ever brush your hair right after you wash it coz that causes hair damage and hair fall. Brush it after it's almost dry but with a wide toothed comb
i wash my hair once a week and i always brush my hair before washing it, use a scalp massager when i shampoo my hair, rinse, condition my hair and comb it through with a wide tooth comb, rinse, dry my hair until damp with a hair towel, and apply leave in conditioner (i comb it through with my fingers), i also occasionally use a hair mask when i feel like putting in the extra effort... i really want to start applying castor oil to my hair too and does anyone know if rice water is worth trying?
Rice water is great depending on YOUR hair, but it’s also has HORRIBLE side effects, only used it once or twice a month. Please be careful dear x. Also castor oil is great for your hair, mix it with a lighter oil and heat the oils up to increase the penetration in your hair to let the oils work their magic, rosemary is also a great oil for hair growth. Dont put too much oil or it can damage your hair and dont brush your hair after oiling, if your hair looks wet you’ve put too much oil!
@@aimyandco with what? If it’s with rice water, of course it would work for you! Rice water is great when used correctly, you should not be using it once a week or more then that even if you dont notice immediate side effects It will eventually leave your hair stringy and stretchy like cheese hahah, but like I said, when used correctly there will be great benefits!
All the steps she did is what curly hair people do that mask is actually a deep conditioner before the conditioner ur meant to brush ur hair while u have that in ur hair
Nice routine❤Ps: you look identical to karlee steel at the end, I had to look twice lol checked the screen name right away to figure out it wasn’t her.
i aslo try to apply castor oil on my hair without any carrier oil with it its actually cause me lot of hair fall during the massage and i was way too gentle still.
