> changes that took my hair from this to this > “before” being a picture of hair put up in a bun, where only roots are visible > “after” being a video of styled hair in motion, where only ends are visible why? just why?
It's the same with curly hair videos. They show their hair after a week unwashed, and then the magical product/routine pops their curls. And I'm just here like... My hair does the same before and after washing 😂, there's no magic. It's just washing and hydrating the hair 😂
It may look fine but it could’ve been extremely damaged or have lots of hairloss I have 3b thick curly hair naturally dark brown. I had it blonde for almost three years. It looked healthy and still rlly thick but it was so damaged. There’s more to what meets the eye babe. You just gotta think about it.
Guys you do NOT have to get your hair trimmed this often! Learn about your own hair and make an educated decision as to when is a good time for a trim. Especially if you’re trying to grow your hair out.
Aye! 👍🏻👍🏻 Trim only when you NEED TO! For me, that’s about a 1/2 inch every 7-9 months. Occasionally using Olaplex, and ALWAYS applying some oil to the ends helps seal the cuticle & go longer in between trims. 💇🏼♀️💞
@marinaiv3039 Depends really on your hair type. Also if it's bleached,or coloured...mine said it's enough 1-2 times/year. I can see and feel on the ends when I need haircut. I'm sure you can see and feel too. If you want to grow your hair trimming every 2 months is much. Basically what grew out will be cut off. I use hair oils and I think it's the main reason my hair grew healthy and without having to trim often.
I don’t think that’s true in family my moms hair is very thin and my dad is half bald 😂 but me and my 2 siblings have good hair 😃 it can be true but I don’t think so it always the case
Your hair are the most fragile when they are wet because depending on how porous they are they can absorb the water, which makes them elastic and prone to breakage. Trimming doesn't make your hair grow faster since they grow from your scalp, and not from the ends.
I detangle my hair before hair wash and after wash, when my hair are 50% dry i take very wide comb and start to comb hair from ends and it works really well, less breakage and detangled hair. I have pretty long hair so they tangle really soon and this technique works for me.
Trimming just cuts off the split ends, and that means they won’t split up the length of the hair and cause the strands to break. Everyone knows trimming doesn’t help your hair to grow, but it helps keep your hair long.
Ah... sometimes. Some people are honest, but not many. Anytime there's money involved "professionals" aren't always going to tell you everything if it's making them money.
In the past year, I tried three different popular hair growth serums. The one that performed the best for me and gave me real result is littlleexttrra reactivate hair growth serum. In just four months, it had a big difference. I started seeing baby hairs after 12 weeks, and by the 16th week, they were distinctly visible and started to cover the empty area on my scalp.
She already has straight hair which is much easier to maintain and requires less work. Now for curly hair, this will be a different story and much more work.
I do none of this and my hair looks like that. 😛 I just use a shampoo. No oiling, no conditioner, no head massage, nothing. Yeah I obviously do trim though. Genes matter too. 😁
Agree. A big part of this is DNA. I don't do any of that either. Guilty of not taking care of my hair well. My hair might not be so soft and shiny but it grows fast and plentiful. I kind of eat wholesome.. maybe that is a factor as well.
True. Many products are just marketing to take our money, same for day crèmes etc. I only use nivea bodylotion for my face neck etc and I have almost no wrinkles at age 48. Genes, sleep, eating nornal enough fruits and vegetables, drinking water, physically active.
As someone who actually naturally has thick hair that is difficult to manage, here are my tips. First of all, I wash my hair every 3-4 days and I shampoo my scalp twice. Then, I go in with a conditioner but I leave that in my hair for a minute or two. However, if I’m shaving, this is the point where I’ll shave so that I can let the conditioner sit in my hair and deeply moisturize it. Finally, wash it off, clip up the hair, and wash my body. I usually do a cold shower for like 1-3 minutes so that it also rinses my hair and closes the hair follicle. I only ever blow dry my hair for special events or if I’m diffusing bc I have wavy hair, and that’s usually only less than 2-3 times a month. I usually use a brush to define my waves and scrunch in some curl cream into the ends of it. I use a towel to scrunch out excess water and stuff and I use a claw clip on the top of my head so I can get volume so my hair doesn’t lay flat. Regarding the video, this is such a scam like I’m not trying to be rude or anything but this is so fake. The actual tips in this video isn’t that bad and again, everyone’s hair type is different. If you want someone who gives actual good hair tips, follow Audrey Victoria. When I started haircare, she did an amazing job educating me about the importance of hair care and how to actually properly maintain your hair. I get a lot of compliments from people bc of how shiny my hair is and how I don’t really have any noticeable split ends (this isn’t bragging this is just according to other people). So please, don’t be scammed by this and follow Audrey she’s great!! ❤️
I started oiling my hair, and then I started getting crusty scabs within a week. My hair fell out wherever the scabs had formed. Then a couple of weeks later I saw one of her videos saying you shouldn't oil your hair if you have seborrheic dermatitis. 🤦♀️ It's been three months and I still have the bald spots.
Also eating eggs regularly. Also I heard it’s best to never brush when wet even with a wet brush because that’s when the hair is most delicate, best to always brush when dry
Can you elaborate on your oil treatments? How much oil do you use and which carrier oil do you combine the rosemary oil with? Do you heat the oil before applying? How long do you leave it on? Overnight? Do you also apply it to your scalp?
The only that is going to be a massive help is taking more protein. I had severe hairfall, it was so bad that i used to literally cry after every shower. I started going to gym and so started taking ptotein shake and idek where all that hairfall went.
I hope you don’t take offense to me asking, but May I ask your age? I’m 41 & clumps of hair fall out everyday, especially when I shower. Really upsets me & feels like I’ve tried everything with no changes 😕
@@GM-ue8xc i am 24 and i also had hair falling in clumps. But it can happen due to various defeciencie, not just protein. You should get yourself tested and figure out the root cause.
I don’t know what highlights means in your sentence but my mom told me too that silk pillowcases do help for your hair. She switches her pillowcases and it made a difference! She got the tips from a hair salon. Think about it, on silk - your hair will just “glide of”. On cotton - it will get rubbed more when you move trough the night. I’m a typical person who should get silk pillowcases cause I always look like I’ve been having a wild night every morning 😂 (cause I move so much while sleeping).
@@Nessiiiish yeah basically. a silk pillowcase wont cause friction on your ends and i guess cause less breakage and i think they ment highlights as in bleached strands of hair for more dimension in the haircolour (the joke being that bleach is literally the worst thing to add to your hair)
@@Nessiiiish Camilla basically said "you sleep on a silk pillow case, yet you bleach your hair". Meaning bleaching your hair will influence quality of her hair way more. But I think she doesn't need to give up her color and she uses a hair mask.
@@makinka0cp yeah there is nothing wrong with bleaching your hair, but insisting you shouldn’t use normal pillows or hair ties, and only use silk scrunchies and pillowcases to prevent damage while bleaching you hair is ironic.
Step 1: be genetically blessed. Yeah us oily scalp people can’t do this. I need to wash my hair again already the day after I washed it, a hair mask that close to the roots (and even just on the mids and ends) would weigh my hair down and make it even more flat and oily, and scalp massages just increase my oil production like 10X. My scalp produces so much oil that America would invade me for it. (And no, I tried the whole ‘avoid washing your hair for a few days at a time for a few months cause that’ll stop your genetically overactive oil glands from producing too much oil’ thing, and that doesn’t work if you’re just naturally a heavy scalp oil producer.)
I wash my hair twice a day. Upon waking up, before bedtime. Sometimes up to 4 times a day if necessary (heavy cooking, deep cleaning, humidity, exercise. My derm said it’s totally fine, and gave me a cleansing cream in place of the regular shampoos and anti oily/acid deep cleaning shampoos that are for 2-3 times a week. My hair is so much fuller and healthier now that i dont have that mentality of ‘training’my scalp . Bacteria just sits around !
@@valentinav5275 my hair is really thick and long but my hair gets oily real fast. Do I need to go to some doctor to check my hair? Bc after I washed it maybe 10 hours after my hair is oily on the scalp again
I have oily scalp and dry ends. For my scalp helped a lot deep cleansing shampoo,when I oil my hair after I use redken cream shampoo to make sure all the oil will be removed. Since I use rosemary scalp toner or shampoo for oily scalp my hair is fresh longer and I wash my hair 1/week. I don't say this works for everyone, but a good shampoo specially made for your scalp helps a lot.
@@Inkymarkergg I don't have links, but I will write the product names so you can search it. The Aromatica Rosemary Root Enhancer(I had a bald spot and this scalp toner made my hair grow, it takes some time of course). You can use multiple times/week,but me specifically I use it after I washed my hair 2x with redken volume injection shampoo, then I sprat this toner and massage it into my scalp for about 2-3 minutes,on my hair length I use the redken volume injection conditioner and I take a shower until this products are in my hair. When I'm done I rinse my hair,I spray some leave in conditioner(redken 25 one United)and some oil,I use now kérastase Elixir oil or KUNDAL Macadamia Ultra Hair Serum My deep cleansing shampoo is the Redken Hair Cleansing Cream Shampoo 250 ml. I know this products are expensive, but this lasts for so so long. I've been using the redken volume injection set before Christmas and my bottles are still half full, same with the kérastase Elixir oil, lasts over 1.5 year. Of course you can look into more affordable products as well. If I use a hair dryer I use a heat protection gel(Redken BigBlowout,more affordable is syoss keratin heat,elvive dream lengths, but this is more heavy,so not that good for fine hair).I also use rosemary essential oil or mixed with my shampoo or diluted with jojoba, argan,castor oil...(it's enough 1 oil as well) two tablespoons of your carrier oil with two to three drops of rosemary oil. Apply the mixture to the scalp and “leave on for an hour before washing. You can ask any questions you want and I help if I can.
Different kinky hair texture here...i agree with that head massage and rosemary oil..did both for 3 mths consistently my hair got thicker and so much length retention
So are you claiming that three monts of treatment made your whole hair thicker? Because hair doesn’t work that way. After three months you should only be seeing a result on about an inch of hair closest to your scalp.
I heard rosemary oil / treatment doesn’t do much for your hair or scalp, that it’s just a myth and trend right now because there are nearly no studies on it?
i have thin hair so i did the entire routine with rosemary oil, biotins, dermarollers, silk nightcaps, scalp massages and i dont use heat on my hair... let me tell ya 6 months no difference
@@katherineklevenow1808 i mean everybody is different so you could have results but honestly the money and time are a reason for me to stop doing all that... i think i'll continue the scalp massages tho (0$ and 4 minutes for good bloodflow in your hairline sounds reasonable)
@@fatasscartman Honestly, do the scalp massages, that will help stimulate the follicles to grow. This chic is extra and most of us have a lot of things to do and don't have time to focus on what she's doing.
Silk pillowcase let your hair glide over it, where as a cotton pillowcase will suck all the oils from your hair and make it dry and possibly frizzy the microfiber towel is because it’s a soft towel, then a regular one so it’s gentler on your hair, but it really has no use cause if you’re just gently ringing your hair outthen you can use your regular towel😊😊😊
I've used these tips (from you from your other videos) and my hair is definitely better! I just got my hair trimmed and my stylist thinks my hair looks thicker and healthier. She was amazed at how good it looks! Thanks!
Although some of these methods may be good, the whole washing your hairdryer every three days may not be good for some hair types or specific conditions. On top of that if you suffer from hair loss or thinning it is good to go get your horomones checked. Also brush hair from ends to roots to prevent pulling.
People wash their face everyday from the fear of dirt and oil causing acne. But the trend now is to add more oil to the scalp but it already has natural oil. The scalp can get its own type of acne that can actually cause irritation and hair loss.
I stopped shampooing my hair for 3 to 4 months now, started to use natural things my grandmother used. I started applying oil more and massage my scalp. Started to eat food which is good for my hair. Now my hair looks and feels alive.
REALLY! That’s SO FREAKIN cool! I also don’t “shampoo” much. My hair LOVES Wen! If ur not familiar, it’s a “cleansing conditioner”. My hair feels SO clean and… “alive” is truly the perfect word! You should make a vid about your grandmother’s secret concoction! (Please message me if you already have)
@@TrinaGallo My grandmother just used homemade paste( Shihakai, fenugreek seed, dried Chrysopogon zizanioides, green gram dal) as shampoo and coconut oil. She doesn't even use hair packs. But she had healthy hair maybe because of her lifestyle during those time, less pollution, healthy foods, stress free life. I had good hair in my childhood but after getting typhoid during my high school my hair became so thin. After that my college days were so stressful which made my hair worse. Now I am using some steps to take care of it. Like 1. Oiling my hair almost everyday at night( I use coconut oil) 2. Massaging my head( massage atleast for 10 to 20 mins everyday) 3. Eating healthy foods ( especially good for hair, eg. amala, curry leaf, spinach) 4. Stopped using chemicals in my hair 5. stopped using shampoo( I use Shihakai or blended paste of overnight soaked fenugreek seed in rice water) 6. Using hair pack regularly ( once a week. Natural hair packs, eg. egg whites, curd, small onion juice, mehandi leaf pack) 7. oil bath ( too cool down my body, I take oil bath once or twice in a month. I use gingerly oil. applying oil all over your body and massaging) 8. Cut your split ends, oil your hair ends well.
Not sure why there’s so much hate on this video: she’s sharing the tips that helped HER! If it doesn’t work for you that’s fine, if you only wanna try one or two of these things, that’s fine, but she’s just sharing what SHE does! Get over yourselves people
OILING TIPS: if you’re going to oil your hair, do not use straight up essential oil. rosemary essential oil needs to be mixed with carrier oils. look into your hair type before trying any hair care tips. example: oil may be too have for your scalp, so you have to adjust this
@@TheHealthyHur Hello Taylor. I have an interesting question that I would really appreciate your answer. Is that Rosemary and carrier oils enough for a natural treatment or do you suggest Redensyl - Procapyl Capixyl serum? Personally i prefer Rosemary oil method. Thank you ❤️
Gorgeous gorgeous hair! Thanks so much for your tips. I have an autoimmune disease called hashimotos so I have issues with hair thinning and hair loss and have started noticing semi bald patches appearing at the sides of my head especially which concern me and make me feel self conscious. I also workout every morning so have to wash my hair after a workout otherwise it’s very limp and greasy (I have fine hair). Is there a work around for people who exercise and need to wash their hair? Thank you xxx
I haven't cut my hair for more than a year and my ends are beautiful only with natural oils :v there is no need to cut your hair if you take good care of it. Hey, and without doing anything she does
See this is just another reason why I need to start drinking more water!!! I really struggle with my water intake but I’m realizing more and more how chronically dehydrated I must be!!
I already do all of that because I have curly hair so I was obligated to take special care of it or is gonna look messy and ugly lol but yeah all of that worked for me and my hair looks better!
After years of thinking my hairloss was normal and that I had thin hair, I got sterilized after my third baby and no longer need hormonal birthcontrol. My hair is thick and longer than ever!!! It was my birthcontrol 🤬🤬🤬 since I was 16 i’ve been on the pill, ring and uid. No more hormones for me
My friend literally does nothing but oiling and shampooing her hair(no any hydrating masks, conditioners and blah blah) Istg She has the most beautiful hair in the whole school Everyone praises her hair
I can never understand How other girls remain consistent in their self care routines while having better skin and hair than anyone 😭 I can't continue beyond 4 days
No! Sunlight is BAD for the hair. So damaging is busts right through the hair shaft all the way into the medulla! F’s up the hair through the through, literally! Just look up the effects of UV on the hair. Yeah, there was a study that showed most people who used freshly made rosemary oil on the scalp had regrowth vs. placebo group. But it doesn’t actually work. Not bad for the hair, but no additional benefits like hair growing faster, thicker, regrowth. And I wouldn’t trust pre-bottled, if you still want to try. My hair like argon oil best…. Sorry Ana! 😢 If you REALLY “want healthy hair”, message me 😊
What is the rosemary treatment you mentioned? I just saw rosemary essential oil. Would love to know what you mix together and how you do this treatment 😊
The comments are so damn negative that I just thought I’d mention: she probably wasn’t taking full videos of her hair when it was thinning. Maybe because she didn’t think about it, or just didn’t feel confident. But of course once she’s made progress she would want to take videos and provide the tips. These are all great, and I’ve had a similar experience with my hair regrowth using most of them.
My hair was burned ,i just quit hair dying,heating and oiled her a lot a d most important GOOD GENES and in year and a half my hair is thick and gorgeus again.
I only oil+ shampoo+conditionner+mask once every two weeks ,and wash it with water every three days or less . My hair got better than before when I used to wash it every week .It was like my hair doesn't know anymore how to wash (clean) itself naturally . Also this let the natural oils of my scalp do their job instead . this was my experience .
