Hairdresser Reacts to Horrible TikTok Advice 

Olaplex is for damaged/bleached hair only. I use only the shampoo/conditioner/bond smoother….and sometimes mix the smoother with a teeny bit of the bonding oil. Works well on my damaged hair. I change my hair products every 2 weeks also. Rotate with Redken and L’Oréal Professional but using Moroccanoil this couple of weeks ♥️

I have highlits+toner and very dry hair. I started using Olaplex because I was snowing hair and Olaplex stopped my shedding deadstop, I barelly see a single strand falling when i shower. But Olaplex isn’t a one solution for all, if it was it would be the only product on the market.

@@Linda9.12 is it important to change the products regularly? I never do 😳

Did you leave olaplex on to long? Some people leave it on a long time. Or if your using it with redkin acidic products, maybe they are counteracting each other. I use it 10 mins 1x a week.

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I wholeheartedly agree! And I want to join you in thanking Chris ❤

Same 🥰

Sounds like you may be either having a reaction to the products you’re using, or naturally dry scalp. I would start with the first option. Take 1 product out of your routine at a time. And use the others for a week or two. Do this until you find the itching has stopped. If you’ve stopped all your products and the itching hasn’t stopped, I’d recommend seeing a dermatologist.

@@notahamsterr good to know. I've been having a similar issue and I did notice the itching since I started with the new products. I wasn't sure if it was the products or dry air being it's winter.

@@Sheeeeerigirl it could be either. Depending on the region you live, some places have dryer air than others. Try going back to some tried and true products you’ve used before and see if it changes. If not, probably your new product. Rule of deduction is the best way to solve these issues.

@@notahamsterr thanks I will try this. Shampoos are expensive to replace :/

@@aaditiukey Try a cheap one then

He already made a video about how to care for hair when working out. Search for it in his channel.

You can get the non-toxic hypoallergenic dryer sheets

@MB. Google Biolage leave in conditioner to see if it has silicones. I heard Biolage also good

Rosemary oil is pretty good I think

I have thin hair, I never let the stylist put a round brush thru it and hold the end of the blow dryer right on the hair. That's frying it and breaking it off.

Satin or silk bonnet

@Arlet I do have a silk night cap, unfortunately it has a thick seam running directly through the middle of the back, not very comfortable. What brand do you wear? Is it comfortable?

​@@daphnepearce9411 Although I am not the person who you asked the question of, I would like to include my input as I have spent a bit trying to find a solution to this problem. I have curly hair and have found that using a silk or satin pillowcase helps to reduce frizz and tangling when I sleep. However, the most effective solution for me is a silk night cap. I have tried various types of night caps, but found that exposed elastic and bumps in the fabric caused discomfort while sleeping. Recently, I started using Lillysilk sleep caps, which have been working well for me (although they are a bit pricey). My favorite is the Premium Silk Women Turban (I have tried the "Classic Pleated Silk Sleep Cap," the "Premium Silk Women Turban," and the "Flounced Silk Night Sleep Cap.") The "Classic Pleated Silk Sleep Cap" was also quite nice, but stretched out over time so I resorted to using a small binder clip in the front to keep it on throughout the night. I put my hair in a high ponytail with a scrunchy, then use the Turban. However, I have found that if not washed frequently, it can cause acne on my forehead. I have also found it important to wash it carefully and not use high heat or put it in the drier. I hope this helps!

@@daphnepearce9411 To condense my answer down, I personally like to use a satin or silk pillowcase and the Premium Silk Women Turban from LillySilk. 😁

@Katie A. Wow! Thank you so much for replying. A satin pillowcase and a silk night cap sounds so decadent! I will check out your information. Thx!

Yes! Curly hair video please!

If you’re trying to wear your hair wavy use the diffuser. If you’re trying to wear your hair straight, use the blow dryer attachment.

What I'd your goal? A diffuser is to keep the hair curly after a shampoo. A blow dryer attachment is to straighten the hair.

@Stefani. Yep same here. Pureology real game changer

I bought this recently! Cant wait to try it. Hope it work for me.

I did the same when I binge watched his videos. Bought all the products, blow dryer, flat iron, curling iron. Totally worth it 🙌🏻

Chi silk infusion

Same! I’d love this. I found a book of roller patterns I want to try out but want to protect my fine hair!!

Bedhead wax stick.

There's a new song out called PANDORA its by an all A.I. group named MAVE i hope you like it! ☺☺

Don't do it it will destroy your hair in the long run.