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Yes. Well, half. 🤗

This is definitely it! High porosity hair thrives on low manipulation. Thank you for watching ❤️🙏

@@HighPorosityCentral do you have an product/oil suggestions or tips for excessive hair shedding with high porosity hair?

@@casildaserrano7294 is it really excessive? Because my hair sheds a lot as well and it’s just naturally that way. People with a lot of hair will shed a lot. If it really is too much then you should look into vitamins and get your nutrients checked. Hormones also play a role in hair loss. I’d get both checked out if I were you.

chi used to be such an innovative brand. I still think that the products can work but they are so irritating. Frizz-ease is the product of my childhood lol! It was the only thing available and honestly never made a difference with my curly hair 😅

this is a great video idea! I will do this, also because there still isn't loads of info out about the Japanese Hair Straightening Treatment.

My main tip would be to establish a sensible routine that you are able to stick to throughout your journey. Watch what product your hair reacts well to. See what products irritate your scalp and get rid of them. I also suggest mild products and wear a bonet. At least until your hair is at your shoulders.

@@HighPorosityCentral thanks .. i am 15 yr old boy having receding hair line so though of getting my head shaved .. but worried if it’s works .. also bit shy on going bald .. since you too cut your hair so I asked any tips that can help me

@@AK49D I don’t recommend shaving if you want to actually keep/regrow hair. I don’t think it’s recommended. Are you on TikTok? There’s this guy called Zeph, who is documenting his journey. And he does not recommend starting with a full shave.

@@HighPorosityCentral no i am on youtube only .. does he shaved his head completely and what he said

@@AK49D yes he did and he regretted it because it is easier to start from a base than starting all over. I suggest you look him up. I think he is also on RUclips

Right! That happened during export. I couldn’t fix it sadly. It’s always when I film with a lamp.

I don’t remember sadly.

i wouldn't call it the worst. You have loads of natural volume, something many people kill for. It is about finding a routine and hair styles that allow minimal manipulation. Bond builders are also great for this hair type as they can smooth and strengthen.

I definitely have to film my hair routine. I recently filmed a video and have to finish editing it. Work just got in the way.

You should be able to get it in any drugstore that stocks a larger selection of Pantene Pro V. Amazon has it as well!

It was the same for me. Just finding products that work was the hardest. ❤️

I love that you found my channel. High porosity hair is definitely more high maintenance. Most channels about long hair are by creators with low porosity hair. There’s a reason their methods never worked for me! thank you for supporting ❤️

@geminisknowitbetter but I do fashion content on TikTok 😊 I have a different focus there. ❤️

Absolutely. I will do an in-depth video on my experience. I’ve been getting the treatment since 2019 and it’s been a great experience so far.

Don’t be sad. Trims are vital for your hair’s health! You did well not holding on to it! ❤️

You are welcome! 🤗

There’s a pretty successful RUclipsr claiming that all high porosity hair is just damaged hair. 😅 that’s a crazy claim. Everything would be easier tho if it was true.

It can be either .

It can be fine too, definitely

I’ve never tried it. It seems to be specifically made to repair damaged curls tho, so I don’t think I’d be able to test it thoroughly on my permanently straightened hair.

Silicones are fine if you use high quality, water soluble ones. The cheap ones will just suffocate your hair after a while and cause breakage and dryness. In either case, silicones should not be part of a high porosity hair routine if any sort of bond builders are used. Bond builders cannot penetrate through silicone.

@@HighPorosityCentral hair doesn’t suffocate because hair is dead. Silicones form a protective layer over hair strands that help seal the cuticle and protect hair strands from breakage. I’ve heard several trichologists and cosmetic chemists say that. So maybe use silicone products after your bond building treatments. Also, Olaplex shampoo has silicone in it.

@@GuessJess olaplex is silicone free and hair cuticles can absolutely suffer from build-up, which I describe figuratively as “suffocation” because no product can penetrate silicone build-up, causing your hair to dry out underneath. But you do you. I won’t use silicones and also won’t recommend them to my viewers.

@@HighPorosityCentral Olaplex shampoo is not silicone free, the ingredients list contains dimethicone and amodimethicone which are silicones. Many products use those ingredients because they smooth the hair shaft and don’t cause buildup. I’ve heard several trichologists and cosmetic chemists address the myth of silicone buildup and damage in their videos. You should do some more research before you decide to not recommend ingredients to your followers that are actually beneficial to high porosity hair. If you’re concerned about bond builders not penetrating through silicones, then you should use a silicone free shampoo. But I suspect you might be wrong about that theory since Olaplex itself has silicones in its formulation.

@@GuessJess olaplex no 6&7 contain water soluble silicones (I don’t use or recommend either product). The rest are silicone free according to their website. But anyway, use what works best for you.

It really depends on the person I think. I will make a video on this but my hair is very much like my skin. Dry but sensitive to heavy oils and butters. The way I can’t use heavy products on my skin because they beak me out, I can’t use heavy products on my hair because they suffocate my strands.

So I’m from Germany but all the products I talk about can be bought directly off Amazon US as well, except the heat protectant gel. Thank you for supporting ❤️

So I do it like that: I use my hair scrub to get everything off, use olaplex No 3, leave it on for 10-20 min and then wash it out with water. I do not shampoo it out tho. Never have.

@@HighPorosityCentral Interesting! The opposite of official instructions. Even the Acidic bonding by Redken is meant to be shampooed out. While K18 and Living proof are leave-in. But evidently, just rinsing out works for you. Another thing that for me it has become clear is that one has to find his/her right way to use them efficiently. This is something which deserves a deep reflection: not only products but even the specific and personal way of using them are two very important things. And it doesn’t always happen to find the more efficient way to use hair products. There are many variables as for example quantity, frequency of use, what you do before and what you do after, which other kind of products you use and their sequence, etc.

@@PierfrancoMinsenti no indeed. The olaplex conditioner No 5 is also not meant to be mixed with other moisturizing conditioners but for me it’s the only way to make it work. I will add No. 5 and then layer a moisturizing conditioner on top. But also: if it works for you when you shampoo No 3 out, then do it.

Yes. This is a good point. A video on how to correctly use No 3 is on order but: I think I have product recommendations for fine high porosity hair that I will share first. You are right when you say that fine high porosity hair is an even bigger challenge. While my hair isn’t fine, it can’t handle heavy products either, so I have some products that will likely work for you as well. Edit: No 3 may also generally be too strong for your hair. There are other options by olaplex that could work better, which I will talk about.

@@HighPorosityCentral thank you! You are really the right person for understanding the issue! Everything you are willing to share will be very welcomed! I think we are a niche, not a small niche, actually, which is not properly targeted since we are always very in need of hydration, but the right hydration. When the cosmetic industry will understand that we exist and we are in desperate need of the right, specific solutions? I feel as if we are bound to do the whole work of selecting the right products through a long and costly process of trial and error. So sharing the results it’s the only method to be of great help to others hoping they are not going to do the same errors we did at first.

It may just be too strong and your hair too healthy 🙏 You can mix it with a moisturizing conditioner to make it more mild or indeed just skip it altogether. I’ve heard that some people work better with acid-based bond builders than olaplex. This could also be an option ❤️

@@HighPorosityCentral alryt I will try that,thank you so much ❤️

Thank you so much for supporting!

I’m not a fan of clarifying shampoos because they can be very irritating to the scalp. Instead I use a hair peeling. The mint one by the body shop. If your hair and scalp can take it, using head and shoulders classic clean once a month also works well. No need to break the bank for a sulfate shampoo imo.

Welcome 🤗

After several uses I must say, the L’Oréal is also exceptionally good. I don’t think I will repurchase the REDKEN. The added benefit for the price isn’t there imo, but they are great products nonetheless.

I really don't like the Loreal Citric Acid Mask. Tried for 6months, and really didnt do the same as the Redken one. But Loreal owns Redken, so of course they know the indgredients

@@SigridPedersen1991the knots fall out my hair with the redken acidic bonding conditioner. With the L’Oréal I wanted to cry. It was horrible

@@JaeGeminii would say the Loreal one is also make my hair really dry😢

Girl somebody in these comments is lyin!! What is the truth?! Im all for a dupe but im not tryna snag my hair from lack of slip😩

I’m so behind my posting schedule due to work. But yes, you’ll find what you’re looking for here. You can always leave questions for me to address in a video as well.

Thank you

1. Yes 2. Yes, only professionally. It’s highly dangerous to do yourself. It’s a very complicated process. 3. So this is what I found online: Relaxer (A straight perm is basically a perm service, using thiol compounds to temporarily break the chemical side bonds in the hair and reform them using a neutralizer, usually hydrogen peroxide. JHS (The Japanese straightening service is a cornstarch-based system that is designed to create a non-coating, straightening system that uses heat oxidation to seal the hair and rebuild it from the inside using the formulations and special irons that reach approximately 350 degrees)

@@HighPorosityCentral: Hmm. 🤔 It sounds like the Japanese Hair Straightening system is the same or very similar to a “texture release” treatment that is also heat activated and uses amino acids. Thank you for answering. 🥰

Japanese straight perm is permanent whereas texture release washes off after several months

@@Meera436: Oh. Okay. Thank you. 👍🏾 Happy New Year! 🥳🎉

It was a mixture of single strand knots and the strangest “wear”. It looked almost like it had been roughed up around the cuticle. My hairstylist didn’t recognize the damage but told me that it looked as if my strands had been scraped, which makes sense. After all I was constantly rolling my hair up and stretching it along a hair tie. Instead of freely flowing, the strands were constantly rubbing against each other.

Thank you for your reply much appreciated 😊

I get it every 3 months. It used to be every 4 months and I know of people who only get it done twice a year, which honestly I couldn’t deal with the textures.

Because it works for some reason. Just the conditioner or just the treatment do not give me the same effect. In general, I’ve found that layering conditioners is very effective.

Thank you! It’s from zara ❤️

I feel you! The amount of damage buns did to my hair is INSANE! I remember my hairstylist cut my hair from boob length to above my shoulder, it was so bad. Of course, heat doesn’t help but I find it especially bad for high porosity hair. It’s virtual impossible to fend off lasting damage. The only way is abstinence lol

@@HighPorosityCentral lol..I do a roller set mind you my hair is way way shorter than yours. And that straightens my hair at the roots completely.

Thank you 😊

It was the same for me in 2019. I wanted a change, I was sick of crying in the shower lmao and detangling for hours. Straight hair is infinitely easier to handle and I don’t regret it.

K18 is also on my list of products to try. I actually have a new product from Schwarzkopf, which is said to be just like it. So far it’s great and I’ll talk about it. It’s more affordable than K18, I believe

@@HighPorosityCentral Awesome