A few things that have helped to control my hairfall include: (1) I discontinued wearing ponytails because it leds to tension breakage. (2) I started massaging my scalp twice a week with liitleextra cocoonnion hair oil while leaning forward & holding my head upside down to allow blood flow to the scalp. (3) Covering my head while moving out to shield my hair from pollution. (4) Using mild shampoo again from liittleextra only to wash my hair.
@@stealthis Even after all this it takes another 40ish mins to properly blow dry this much hair. First leave in conditioner wait a few minutes, blow dry cream for heat protection and frizz, then you have to add a bit of oil to the mid and ends. That doesn't include if you want to do a style or updo. So it's easily 3-5 hours to get ready pending on what you want to do. (yes that time includes picking out the outfit,hair,makeup and the works)
I have picked up ALL of your recommendations and follow your wash day routine. I honestly thought that my hair was never going to improve...being postmenopausal I had almost given up.. When I started watching you and following your lead I have my long healthy hair back. I could not be happier.
I have learned that when applying K18 you are suppose to EMULSIFY in you hands for about 20 seconds! Only use one pump, rub your hands together and afterwards you will have a white film covering both hands. It will be plenty for your long hair and it will then be so easy to apply to your hair. It also warms the product up just a bit and ensures you don't use too much. This was discussed on the K18 forum on FB and it's a game changer for so many, as is the fact that you can apply conditioner afterwards and rinse.
I’ve recently started double shampooing and using k18 and I have already seen a major improvement in my hair. My hair was already in a decent shape as I have been on my hair journey for 3 years now and this is still a game changer!
@@christinamariext3636 when my ends were bleached and severely damaged I used it as directed on the box, but after I got my bleached ends cut off I started using is once every other month, just for upkeep. I always use a clarifying shampoo first and I don't use conditioner. I leave the K18 mask on my hair for about 10 minutes to fully absorb, then go in with a leave in conditioner and let my hair air dry.
I have curly hair that it’s also fine in texture but very dense and also wash my hair once a week so it’s tangle city on wash day! Seems like a pretty solid routine very well thought out with reasoned steps, got some good tips! The only thing that I absolutely cannot do is rinse the conditioner before detangling my hair… I have been detangling with the conditioner even before I actually learned how to take good care of my hair because there is no other way for me as it’s the case of most curlys give a go it maybe the next game changer
Thanks so much for sharing, but just as import- how do you *dry* your hair? I’d love to see a separate video on that - what products you use, what hair dryer, etc.
I’ve been using the pureology strength cure shampoo and conditioner along with olaplex no 3, 6, 7, and 8. I bleach my hair and my stylist has been impressed with how healthy my hair has stayed throughout bleaching sessions and constant heat styling! Thanks Abbey!
I owe you a huge thanks for the k18 hack!!! I went 5 days without washing my hair, oiled last night, this morning I refreshed my blue color over the 5 day oily hair, shampooed twice with redken acidic bonding shampoo, towel dried, applied k18, waited 4-5 mins, went back in the shower, applied the redken acidic bonding conditioner, finished my shower and used the acidic bonding leave in treatment, straightened my hair and OMGG the difference in breakage is night and day! Almost none! Totally saved my hair from the extreme breakage and damage aphogee 2 step caused! I’m going to stick with 1-2x a week hair washing and keep using these products in this way. My hair doesn’t look fried or thin anymore! I’m so happy 🙏🏻😁✨
When I use the K18, After the 4 minutes I use the Pureology 21 benefits detangling spray, a light thickening spray and a pump or so of my Kerastase oil to finish. No jumping back in the shower. Has worked really well for me but I wash my hair 3 times a week. Not always with the K18. Thank you for these detailed videos. Very helpful.
My 2 favorite wash routines are to (1) first use a scalp massager, a rosemary pre wash oil and scalp massage again. Then wash with the loreal clarifying shampoo, and conditioner. Then follow with a leave in conditioner. I like the 21 loreal leave in, then argon oil or bio silk. (2) For bond repair wash days I use loreal bond repair pre poo, then her liason bond repair shampoo, dove 10-in-1 bond repair deep conditioning mask (i also love the Pantene miracle rescue deep conditioning treatment), followed by her liason bond repair conditioner. Then follow up with the loreal leave in conditioner followed by either argon oil or bio silk. The bond repair routine will let me go about 5-6 days without getting super greasy ( I don't have an oily scalp). With the oiling routine wash day , it usually feels super greasy (for my hair after day 2) so I'm going to cut down on how often I use the scalp oil during the clarifying wash routine or just use it on my mids and ends. My hair is fine and thin along with bleach color treated hair. My hair has new growth and is a lot fuller with less thinning and fallout since using the her liason bond repair shampoo and conditioner set. They also offer a hair serum that can be used as a pre wash treatment so i might swap it out with the rosemary scalp oil because it might be too heavy for my hair. My scalp is not oily by any means and tends to be on the drier side but the rosemary oil might be too heavy for for 2a-b type hair. I also stopped using tight pony tails and use a loose bun or claw clip. With my job, i have to have my hair up, so it has had a significant improvement in my hair. It's so much healthier, shinier, and easier to maintain. I also sleep in a silk bonnet, and it's been a game changer!!
OMG! I didn't realize it was ok to use conditioner after using K18 as long as you waited the 4 minutes! That reallllly changes things. Thank you Abbey!
When I bought k18 two weeks ago, I felt like it was such a gamble (because it’s so expensive 😭) There’s not a lot of review and “word of mouth” saying it’s good. But I took a risk because my 2nd bleach appointment was close and I’m so glad I did! 4 days after my bleach appointment, I finally washed my hair and oh boy, did it feel so much better! It’s not a moisturizing product but the integrity of my hair started improving. I’ll continue to use it until after this blonde dream shenanigans is over.
So…followed most of your routine! A few changes…I use the olaplex number 3 on damp hair for 45 min, then acv dbhue rinse, then shampoo twice, towel dry with my microfiber towel, k18, wait at least 4 minutes, then bb invisible oil mask (wow- first time using and totally ordered a second bottle-so amazing!), left that on while having dinner with my family. Then rinsed that out and conditioned. Rinses all that and then put in my hair oil while hair was damp. My hair is like silk! And my husband was like WOW YOUR HAIR IS SO SOFT, THAT’S NICE!! 😭 thank you!!!! Air dried and it like silk!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ do what she says ppl lol
my shower routine has been based on yours for months now & honestly i’ve seen such a difference! i use the schwarzkopf rescue repair shampoo & conditioner set, along with the mask. & for my second shampoo (cuz it seriously does help with lasting oil control) i use the ouai clarifying shampoo. i’ve noticed my hair is much more manageable, & even without styling it looks good, & healthy. i’ve always struggled with frizz & it’s way less of a problem with this routine! thanks abbey for saving my hair 😂😍
@@aliceinsogna3395 I usually use it as the first wash & follow it with the repair! my greasy hair is fine to withstand 2 shampoos without getting too dry & brittle 😂
@@kayleeparr8635 thank you so much for your reply!! I have really greasy hair so I’m looking for something that will control the oil since it gets greasy from the second day after washing 😭😭 I think your routine will help me a lot! Thanks again 😘
@@aliceinsogna3395 omg girl i get you! it took me probably like a month to get my hair to be okay to go 3 days between washes because it’s so greasy. the ouai shampoo is magical especially now going 5-6 days between washes because there’s always a lot of build up by then lol! let me know how it goes!!! ❤️❤️❤️
@@kayleeparr8635 hey! Sorry for the late reply 😣 i wanted to update you on the ouai shampoo!! It’s so great! My hair is squeaky clean and soooo smooth 😭 it really does strip off any product buildup, thank you so much again!! ❤️
Hi, sorry to tell you - coconat oil is not protecting from damage. When dyeing, on the contrary, it prevents the color from penetrating the hair and the hair is damaged anyway. Coconut oil max. will create a greasy filter like any other oil on the hair.
Thanks for your video. I have a water softener and I think it is a game changer. It does help with hair loss as well. Since washing with soft water, I have noticed much less hair loss, nearly none. Less dryness on my scalp that was so very dry in the past because of hard water. I also decided to stop a few years ago the heaviest silicones as I noticed that when I used silicones that I was loosing a lot of hair (too much hair). I made an experience during two months washing my hair without silicones and I lost less hair and after two months nearly none. Then I decided to use silicones again to see if it would make a difference and again I was starting to loose hair again. After this experience, I concluded that using silicones for my hair was harmful and caused my hair loss. I have to admit my hair didn’t look very good for a while but I was so relieved about the fact I was not loosing any hair. I am trying to find good products without silicones (and it is not that easy) but I tried different things that really improved the texture of my hair that are healthier that they used to be. I wash my hair once a week (twice max). However, I am still looking for the game changer in terms of hair care but I am going to start to use K18. I think my hair lack a bit of shine so I am looking for a good product to resolve this.
I have a leave-in conditioner from RUSK that I really like. A leave-in conditioner may be another option. Also, I was told by a stylist that you can basically make any conditioner into a leave-in by diluting or simply using less.
You just have to be careful with the ones you do use as a leave in..for example a friend of mine left Pantene conditioner in her hair as a leave in..diluted of course and it did a lot of damage..so I would just check the ingredients list
@@Aphrodite01 honestly I'm not sure..I would say just use a leave in conditioner that is meant to be left in instead of regular conditioners but maybe ones like amika and oui would be okay because the Ingredients are not as heavy and much better..she lost quite a bit of hair but she also left it in for like 5 days so idk if length of time had anything to do with it
@@Aphrodite01 I wouldn’t use a drug store brand as a leave - in but I would trust any of the brands sold at a salon or an authorized store that sells professional salon products. For example, I use a small amount of Lanza healing treatment on the weaker fringe around my face and where my pony tail goes as an extra buffer. Hope this helps.
As a stylist I always recommend to shampoo twice because a lot of people don’t. Their “clean” hair is still greasy and the back gets missed. If you go more than a day or two without washing, always multi shampoo, and if you go a week, always clarify. Also, with blondes, some purple shampoos will say to leave in for a few mins. I tell people to follow the directions and not to overuse.
I'm having my first baby in March, so this couldn't have come at a better time on training myself on how to wash my hair less, but still having it look great in between washes. Thank you for the video :)
@@bunniewood because the first few months were a learning curve on taking care of a baby and being really tired. It helped me stay sane and comfortable in my body to learn another way to maintain my hair until our routine was figured out and I could wash my hair more frequently.
I am trying to start a hair repair journey after YEARS of just giving up and hacking my hair off. I am trying to grow it out and man! You are a life saver!
Thank you for the information about K18. I’ve been using it and then waiting 4 minutes to add styling products and I just feel like it is weighed down. Glad to know I can rinse and then condition afterwards.
K18 Literally told me that you can NOT get bank in the shower and rinse your hair after 4 minutes to use a conditioning mask. Pretty convenient that they have changed their tune now.
@@cfoster6804 abbey yung said in a video that K18 emailed her saying that you could use it before conditioner as long as you leave it in for four minutes before applying. It won’t rinse out. K18 hasn’t spoken on it publicly so it’s not confirmed
Thanks for your post about K18… I use it too, since it was introduced… at least a few years now, & I never thought to contact them about using conditioner. This was a very good tip, because after using the K18 by itself, I was still experiencing a lot of frizz … This is going to make a huge difference in my hair routine !! Thanks again !!!
My hair routine is mighty long as well, no choice if you want to have great looking hair. I use both Olaplex 3 and K18 and Olaplex 8, because I have frizzy hair, end result is astonishing, and every 2 weeks (the WOW product) Thanks for the video :)
Love all your suggestions. Have followed your advice and switched to Timeless vitamin C and all of my brushes and hair products. I’m blown away by my hair!!! Thank you
I use K-18 as a leave-in conditioner, - after shampoo and conditioner after the hair is lightly towel dried. It works perfectly well and I am not sure why people make it so complicated.
People are not making it complicated. K18 themselves said not to condition before using. Guarantee you aren't reaping the full benefits using it the way you are.
Just amazing how you follow-up with the brans themselves to confirm the credibility of information in the web - so happy that I can use masks & conditioners for hydration and care after applying K18!! Thanks you SO much!
Amazing content once again. Well apart from Olaplex Purple Shampoo Review I think that it would be interesting if you made a video about some pretty famous brands like Elvive, Tresseme etc and breakdown wether they have some good products or if not what are these ingredients that make them a deal breaker. Of course from just an informational perspective because you have made all of us here use good quality products with balanced ph etc etc hehe. But its still fun to see what's up or wrong with the mainstream drugstore aisle
Ooooohhh girl... I might need to look into K18 now. But I'm shocked that you didn't bring up emulsifying shampoo again! That was an amazing tip that I seriously needed in my life, my scalp is so much happier and better balanced because of it. Thank you!!
I’ve been seeing so many ads for vegamour lately! As someone who has had postpartum hair loss in the past, and will likely experience that again coming up in the next couple months, I’ve been curious about the brand! Interested to hear if you have tried the brand and have final thoughts/reviews on their products?! Love your channel and how much of a beauty nerd you are (like me🤪) Lol!
I have tried it for about 5 months and for me I didn’t notice a difference at all but I still kept going just to see if it worked. I seen comments under these videos about people saying the same thing and instead bought the ordinary hair density serum. I have been using that for about 5 months now and I do notice a difference. It’s much cheaper than vegamour and you also get more product. It also has some of the same ingredients as vegamour. I would highly recommend he ordinary. Test it out for a few months. Also consider buying foti root. You can boil it and spray the water in your hair or boil it with rice water and use that in your hair if u need protein.
Also check out Kayley Melissa video on rice water. She goes in depth with rice water treatment ingredients and all. That’s where I learned about foti root.
viviscal i did one pills for 3 months combined with castor oil and i saw a huge improvement in my hair and the amount of fall out. Also I was never to get length because of breakage this combo gave me long hair for the first time EVER
Interesting! From what I can find it is a protein treatment of sorts so my protein resistant hair will probably hate it but besides that it sounds good
Abbey my hair is jacked ever since I got my tape in extensions out. My hair type is almost identical to yours- fine strands, but a lot of them, basically straight, and alot of it is blonde except for my root smudge. My hair is so thin now from just not taking care of it and also having extensions. I’ve been trying too grow my hair out for a year and a half now, and I know it’s plateauing because of breakage. My hair actually grows pretty fast because my money pieces get grown out so quickly. I went out and bought almost every product you use and I’m going to follow your routine and hope it helps to stop my breakage. I’ve followed this routine only once so far and I can tell a huge improvement already!! The ACV rinse really shocked me tho! It felt like I was rubbing water through my hair and it seemed a little gimmicky BUT when I rinsed it out, my hair was sooo smooth! And it REALLY helped me be able to evenly apply my shampoo! I usually have a really hard time distributing shampoo in my hair because my hair is so dry on the ends. But the Acv rinse gave my hair the slip it needed to evenly distribute the shampoo all over my head. Anyways I know this is long but I just wanna say thank you for your excellent videos!!
I think the biggest tip I've learned from you was to lather the shampoo in your hands some before you put it on your head. Idk why I never thought of it but it helps so much it's insane! I also use your shampoo and conditioner recommendations and my hair is soo much healthier now
Lather your Shampoo before putting it in your hair? The lather is supposed to show you wether your hair is clean or not, if the Shampoo hasn't started to lather, tour hair is not clean yet.
The lather comes in when you've emulsifier the oils and dirt in your scalp and hair.If you get lather the first time around, you don't need to wash it a second. time around .
@@Galdra Not fully lather but, I find that with my hair if I take the shampoo from the bottle and immediately put it in my hair without doing anything then it doesn't go anywhere. I need to get it started a little bit in my hands first before putting it in my hair. It cuts down the amount of product I use but because I always shampoo at least twice I still come out with a clean scalp. I literally would have to use handfuls of shampoo to get it to spread over all my scalp if I didn't work it in my hands a little bit first. I'm fully aware of how shampoos lather and what it means. Before I started doing this I would go through shampoo very quickly and now I don't but with the same end result. It's probably also important to note I only wash my hair once a week max.
Just starting to try to save my hair… no more coloring, so I want what grows out to stay healthy. I am using the Amika Kure shampoo, conditioner, and mask once a week, and the pink charcoal wash once a month. I’ve also started using The Ordinary’s hair serum daily…. I will let you know how it goes.
Would love to see you try bringing out your natural wave pattern (Manes by Mel has some great videos on how to do so using that Bumble and Bumble invisible oil line) love watching you and your channel grow and evolve! Thanks for creating the best nerdy beauty content!! ❤️Midwest love
Abbey, just want to give you a hugh shoutout on your hair wash routine. I just followed it to a tee and my hair feels and looks amazing but the best part is that my breakage was minimal. Thank you so much for sharing the love.
Im not gonna lie, I was surprised that people dont shampoo twice...the first application barely lathers I thought pople shampoo second time by default. But then again some pople dont poo at all so ya... Ive been using LED light therapy for my hair the past 2 months (Celluma Pro) and wow, I have less shedding, you can tell the roots are behaving differently. And its great for my skin!
I love the Lanza keratin healing oil, the macadamia deep repair mask, and I just got the bumble and bumble invisible oil primer spray and I use that as a leave in conditioner and really like it! And I’ve been using the new formulated Kirkland shampoo and conditioner and my hair has been growing like crazy! Also scalp health is SUPER important when growing out your hair yall! Good job on another great video! I’m obsessed with hair care ❤️❤️
THANK YOU!!! My virgin hair was so low maintenance and that now that I’m going blonder i have no idea how to care for it. This routine is Wonderful! 💖✨ you can tell you put so much thought into the products and technique and sequence. Thank you so much !!!
Why do you use regular conditioner after the mask? I usually use it before so that I can detangle my hair then I put the mask on so that it spreads easier and I don't need to use as much of it and waste it.
conditioners seal more than nourish, and if you put it before it can prevent the mask from penetrating and nourishing your hair. putting it after seals in all of the great benefits the hair mask provides
I have been watching you videos for years, I believe your reviews, and when I want to try a new product I always come here to see if you tried and your thoughts on it. Trail and error cost me before but you definitely make it easier to try new things with trust.
I'm glad you explained the alternative for K18. It's been sitting there for a couple months after using it twice due to no conditioner rule. I will try the new method. And...honestly I think I'll try the ACV rinse to see if I get better results. Thank you Abbey:)
Hi dear ! Thanks for all that ! It's a game changer ! I am recently using the Bioderma Nodé G shampoo, at first I thought it was not Enough degresing regards what you explain, but it's actually very gentle to the scalp AND very degreasing, as I can wait for a week now too !! Just saying if you wanna have a look , it's getting quite popular in France 💚( the shampoo bottle is green )
Hey Abbey, I have been loving your videos. So straight forward and easy to digest, hair in comparison to skin confuses me so much and your videos are definitely helping me understand and navigate that world easier haha so thank you. Just wanted to ask if there's a reason you're currently using K18 vs Olaplex? :)
I sleep with argan oil in my hair the night before I wash it. After I wash my hair, I squeeze out as much water as possible then do about two pumps of coconut oil in my hair. I comb it through using a wide tooth comb. Then I put my hair in a microfiber hair turban for a few hours. I tend to damage my hair a lot so my new hair routine has been a life saver. This makes my hair so silky.
Thanks so much for the tips! My hair has severe/extreme breakage after an aphogee 2 step treatment I did. I should have just kept using k18 only. My hair is bleached and dyed blue and purple and pink but the breakage was ok considering I was washing and straightening every day since I was using k18. After the aphogee though my hair literally crumbles to the touch and fortunately k18 has helped stop some of it. I’m washing only once a week now and this is a great way to incorporate the entire redden acidic bonding line along with k18. Didn’t know you could get back in the shower to condition! Game changer :) thank you!
My favorite part of washing my hair is scalp care. ♥️The AHA and BHA scalp treatments by the inkey list or the BHA-Exfoliater by Colibri skincare (that one is actually is for the skin.) are my holy grails. I go back and forth between them. 😁
My favorite would be my 1 litre filtered water bottle, I can't have a shower installed in my home (plumbing reasons) so i rely on my sink and a jug lol. I use the filtered water as a final rinse to close the cuticles. Product would be the L'Oréal dream lengths serum cause it's cheap, silicone free and has some heat protection ❤️
With the K18 i really wonder if i find it worth the risk of the claim it won't be washed out and since your hair is healthy i am not sure you are the best example to show it's effect on damaged hair underneath conditioner
I got the bumble bumble mask and k18. I tried doing the mask and then conditioner but it made my hair gunky. Wish I could layer conditioners like this but makes my hair feel brittle and hard to brush through. My hair is very damaged though.
I just got a bottle of the k18 leave in mask for free to test and I was confused on how I would use it. Because just like you, I have to use conditioner. But now that I know I can still condition I'm so excited to try it! I don't dye my hair anymore, but my ends are super damaged from when I used to bleach it all the time. So I hope it works on them!
Hi Abbey!! Loved the video😊😊. Can you please tell me why you apply the mask before the conditioner? I always do the mask last as it provides more moisture. Also, should I worry about protein buildup with the reformulate Amika Kure shampoo and conditioner?? Thanks so much❤️❤️
Awesome video. About the filter. I did test our tab water and with the filter didn't make a much of a difference. Same one aquabliss. However where I live our water isn't hard. Its between 0 ppm to 25ppm which is soft. But I tested the waters both were the same. Not sure how effective aquabliss is..but I love this video thanks 😊 💜 💕
I rotate from the Olaplex system and using K18. On my K18 day I use Olaplex No. 6&7 to wet hair before styling. It is enough for me but your hair is probably thicker. I will look at trying this routine, thanks.
Have you ever tried Khiel’s Amino Acid shampoo, conditioner and mask? I live in Arizona and have super hard water and it’s ultra nourishing, but I know nothing about the science or Ph of it. Just want to make sure I’m using the best products for my environment!
Can I ask why you still feel the need to use a regular conditioner after using a hair mask? I find that if I use a deep conditioner/mask, I can skip regular conditioner as it feels redundant for me…
For me, mask is kinda like skin care serum. Serum targets a more specific skin goals and moisturizer just, you know, moisturize. With hair I have hair masks in rotation, protein masks, deep moisture masks, color depositing masks then I have my regular conditioner that just conditions. But with that said, I’m on a crazy hair care journey rn because I recently just started bleaching my hair. Maybe it’s not necessary for certain people but super necessary for mine. 😅
Great tip on the ACV rinse before shampooing! I’ve loved it for alternative full shampoo days for my fine hair, but I tried this tip yesterday. My hair definitely looks much fresher today than usual!
Same here, only wash my hair once a week and pretty much do the same process.. it’s a lot of work but definitely love my hair more than ever! I would love a review and thoughts on the brand “Luseta”
I've just started using the kerastase genesis shampoo and conditioner wanted to give this a try as I have really fine hair that can break easily. Loved this video Take care 🙂 💕
@@AbbeyYung I hate that its expensive but I lucked out and caught it on sale at sephora I fell in love! It leaves my hair so soft,healthy and shiny!! I've never washed more then twice a week but I've trained my hair to go a full week, my wash day is very similar to yours just with some curly girl treatment tweaks!
Omg! I thought I was the only one who did this! My wash day routine is crazy too, but I wash once a week (or longer)! 1-2 days before washing, I slather on aloe & living proof pre shampoo treatment & seal that in with straight unrefined coconut oil (pure Shea butter too if it’s really dry) & day of, I use the shower hose sprayer (also have a filter on it since my skin is so sensitive) to then shampoo twice on scalp (head upside down cause I run every day and I want to get the back of my head well)… mostly cause I’m one of those who’s actually allergic to SLS so my shampoo is gentle (Desert Essence tea tree). Then I’ll towel dry, add a conditioning mask (the macadamia one that smells like green apple) & hit it with the scalp massager tool (conditioner provides more slip), brush conditioner with wet brush (THICK hair & I need to make sure it’s all covered), add more to ends, clip up and put a shower cap on for a while… then hop in the shower (sometimes i add a purple toning conditioner to the ends at this stage too), shower and rinse…. It’s a whole thing…. I have super THICK semi coarse wavy hair (not super long but shag haircut so bottom is longer) & I’ve mostly grown out my highlights (it’s what I call the ghetto ombré) but my hair can get frizzy easy where it’s curlier and coarser…. My hair is so nourished with this process and during the week I don’t even need dry shampoo! And it never smells despite running every day😊
I will always wash my hair every other day. Way too oil and I don’t like any weird smells. I have always washed my hair twice since a child. Thank you for your channel.
Would you always recommend using a mask and a conditioner or are there situations where you feel a mask is enough? I’m trying to figure out if I need to do the same (bleached hair) or if I just need to find a better mask haha
I use 2 conditioners rather than a mask but I do it differently as well because my hair only accepts brushing when wet due to the waves. So first a cheaper conditioner purely to help fingerdetangle and then a better one to really condition and brush my hair out
Marrekesh oil is really good,they also do a light version for finer hair like mine,can cut drying time in half causing less heat damage,i can't wait to try k18,and i can't understand the hype over olaplex,never found it worked great
I add pure tea tree oil on my scalp every month or so (i go 8-9 days between washes) to fight dandruff. It is medical research backed and nothing has worked as well as that.
Oil the roots because this is where the actual nutritions can be absorbed. The helath of the scalp is important. Don't brush oily hair (oiledhairis very sensitive) and don't put too much oils it can clog the follicles and it is very hard to rinse it out. Leave oils only 2-3 hours. Instead of using a commercial conditioner do a acv rinse and then put a little oil (argan, sesame, jojoba) especially on the ends. That's it. 😊
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, its crazy i think about something that i would like answered like the k18 and conditioner and boom you answer it i was thinking about if you would make an updated hair wash day video and boom you make one. I LOVE YOU!
This is awesome ! My oil go to for pre shampoo is Fable & Mane Holiroots Pre wash hair oil . I leave it on for about 24 hours and wow . Thanks for your tips
I have extremely fine thick hair…I recently changed hair back to my natural because it grows out so fast it was making me poor and killing my hair…but even so my hair is finicky. I wash with a mix of pureology shampoo and head and shoulders plus I do massage scalp completely and wash twice before conditioner and I do not condition near my scalp at all. I find leaving in a microfiber hair turban and then cold blow dry or air dry is best and brush with little to no product and I’d only use pureology 21 benefits…then flat iron. I then oil the tips with Aujua Immerise Exceed Serum. It’s expensive and import only I got it from a friend in Philippines
Thanks for the updated video, much better and clearer than the previous one! I will definitely save this one and buy some of these products. I like that you gave one option for each step as deciding on a multiple choice is haaaard. thanks again, this is great,
