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00:00 Intro
02:23 Protein Overload
07:12 Drugstore Haircare
10:33 Acidic Haircare
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Can I just say your warm-toned blonde suits you so much better than your previous icy blonde!!!!
OMG agreed I cringe at the icy blonde now haha thank you!!
To me it's the other way around. Especially with eyes like that.
Still nice, but used to be great.
I think the icy blonde looked way better
Good news is: when you’re as gorgeous as Abbey, you can pull just about anything off. Plus, so fun to switch up your look! Personally I’m team warm-tone 😉
I absolutely agree. Her hair overall is amazing 🤩
I'm a personal trainer, this happens in my field ALL THE TIME! our understanding of human anatomy, physiological adaptations, nutrition, and biomechanics is CONSTANTLY changing and we constantly have to keep ourselves up-to-date with the newest research. Thank you for doing this abbey, anyone who has any common sense will appreciate this, and thank you for updating us as well ❤️🙏
Of course!!! And so true there are so many fields when you're required to keep up with info updates to maintain your title- including Trichology!
One thing that never changes and always works is water fasting. People did it BC and it still works better than anything else.
Humans try to invent the wheel over and over again, but things are a lot more simple.
Everything genius is simple.
Me too and YES!!! It’s ok to evolve with our understanding ❤
@@AbbeyYungruclips.net/user/shortsKCaAHrdjBik?feature=share oh Lord the confusion!!
Every creator on youtube should publish such content once in a while. It's obvious that over the years we deepen our knowledge, learn more or simply change our opinion on a subject, because our preferences change. Thanks Abbey
absolutely! Thanks for watching ❤
I agree!
I love that Abbey is doing for hair care what Hyram did for skincare back in 2020. Educating consumers and encouraging people to save their money. But I love that Abbey has gone the extra mile to put her money where her mouth is by attaining her trichology certification, taking hair science courses, sharing reputable resources, reaching out directly to brands, etc.
Such an icon, you deserve all the love and followers Abbey!
Wow thank you so so much! 🩷
Absolutely 💯!!
Lol Hyram.
Hyram is so annoying though, he's just the James Charles of skin care. Popular but not necessarily the best
Hyram is a joke lol Ignore everything he says.
You are BY FAR my favorite influencer. I LOVE that your skincare routine is “boring” and you’re not always recommending the next new thing and that you’re always learning new things and correcting yourself
I respected and trusted you…..NOW I DO EVEN MORE!!! The transparency is awesome here. You rock🎉🎉🎉
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Omg at first glance at this sentence I was like “ 😱 😡” 🤣🤣🤣
I'm middle aged and let me tell you protein overload was not a thing when I was growing up. What I have noticed is that when people moved away from more cleansing shampoos aka sulfates is when this protein overload thing popped up. Honestly I don't even think it's a lack of conditioning but simply product build up!
In Poland we have this saying “Only cows don’t change their mind” and I think that it fits perfectly what you’re talking about! When we’re learning and discovering, it is natural that some concepts may change :) Thank you for an interesting video to brighten my dark and sad Sunday ❤
Why sad?? 😢
@@threearrows2248 because my life is a mess. Thank you for asking!
A lot of the questionable hair trends such as anti-silicone, protein-overload hysteria etc. came from the curly hair community. My conspiracy theory is that this happened because the mainstream brands and scientific research completely ignored us until recently. We relied on anecdotal experience to figure out what worked and what didn't. It is no co-indigence that that popular curly hair brands such as Shea Moisture or Mielle have a made-in-kitchen feel away . I am starting to see more R&D dollars poured into curly haircare so maybe, we will see the end of these bogus hair trends.
I agree 100%.
I am a curly and yes, some people in our community just won’t stop vilifying silicones when they would be our FRIEND in fighting frizz.
This is the #1 problem with social media imo. Too many people out there with zero knowledge base giving shitty information then people follow.
Bingo!
Remember when there was no social media and people would think for themselves and choose to use what they like?
So brave Abbey ❤ I wish more people were willing to admit they learn new things😊 thank you for your hard work over the years!
Abbey! I remember telling you that the breakage you had via rice water was not protein overload, but was rice starch buildup on your strands that was making your hair brittle. This is exactly why the original Lao recipe includes the oil resins from specific tree barks and citrus peels to break up the starch molecules in the rice water and why current black naturals add oil to our rice water concoctions AND we also deep condition AFTER our rice water treatments as well.
I'm so happy you realized that protein overload is not a thing. Congratulations on the growth, boo! ❤❤❤ Please do more videos like this.
Was curious about this! Thanks for the explanation
There are so many people though who's hair gets stiff and breaks using protein heavy products, especially fine/bleached hair. It's s very confusing. Abbey says it means you are not conditioning enough but conditioners for damaged hair have protein in as well and my hair doesn't like it.
@@natmya243 Protein treatments usually have conditioning agents in them to aide in application, slip, combability, texture, cosmetic elegance, etc but those minimal amounts of conditioning agents aren't moisturizing enough alone when in the presence of a lot of protein. Protein rich masks should always be followed with low to zero protein containing moisturizing conditioners /masks at the very least.
Also, if your hair is not porous (virgin hair, etc), it probably doesn't benefit from protein as much as someone with chemically treated hair. Since protein forms a layer to help fill in the gaps in the hair cuticles, if you don't have many gaps in your hair cuticles to begin with ... you get what I'm saying.
But no, it doesn't "overload" your hair. It just doesn't provide enough hydration or lipid moisturization to the hair, so the hair ends up feeling brittle.
Rice water however isn't a protein issue. It's a starchy carbohydrate issue lol.
@@bklynbutters13 Thanks for explaining. My hair is heavily bleached so it is really damaged but it hates bond products, K18 and olaplex and protein. I guess it needs hydration but I don't find hydrating products slippy enough as a lot of them have no silicone and my hair tangles something chronic. It's fine but there is loads of it and it's very long.
@@natmya243 I'm sure there are others, but Amika Soul Food is protein free, super moisturizing, has silicone, and a lot of slip imo.
As someone who is hypothyroid and post meno, AND having JUST watched your video on silicones, I am so happy because I find that Pantene’s Sleek conditioner is the only product that gives me enough “slip” to finger comb my hair.
My hair is like….type 3+(?), and fine, so it knots REALLY EASILY. Like, if I look at it wrong, it knots. Pantene Sleek is such a godsend. And when it’s on one of those BOG1/2Off sales at RiteAid, cue the Snoopy Happy Dance!
This is so awesome that you made this video and being honest about your mistakes, lots of respect for that. I always found the rice water thing strange as I assumed rice as a food doesn’t have protein, and surely the water must not have much. I have used the redken protein shampoos for years and never had protein overload or breakage issues, my hair was actually really good. So it makes sense that protein overload doesn’t exist
I always tell people that science is only right until it's wrong. At one point people were literally walking around unaware of gravity, so it's not that far-fetched that what everyone is saying about hair today is still going to be true tomorrow. We still have so much to learn about hair, we have to give ourselves grace haha
There was a time I used to be afraid of everything protein related, but then I started using hydrolysed protein in diy masks and noticed how much bounce & strength my hair had. How come something demonised work so good on my hair I thought 🫣😅These days I look forward to proteins in products and don’t want to miss them at all. I think the damage you experienced may come from the starch in the rice waters. Yao Women traditionally add dried tea (camelia seed) bran which contains natural cleansing agents that I assume will cleanse those residues away while pomelo peels & other natural conditioning agents not displayed to the public are conditioning their hair.
It’s so refreshing to hear someone go back on what they said! You go girl!!!❤
I love your videos! And I really love that you took the time to discuss the importance of us to admit when we’re learning!!!!We’re all human & can’t ever always be correct! It’s obvious you care a lot about being honest. You also do a wonderful job with research as well as supporting it!
I absolutely love this!! I am the same way, no problem correcting myself at any point. This video is huge because it makes space for the conversation of updated information in a society that's not often forgiving. ❤
Hi Abbey! Even though we have different hair textures I love your content b/c at the end of the day it’s all the same hair science! I’ve learned so much from you. Quick question- I’d like to know what in the rice water do you think that your hair didn’t agree with if it wasn’t in fact protein buildup? Especially since you mentioned that your hair initially looked great and shiny.. thx!
I love this right from the intro. Sometimes the more ya learn the more you realize u don’t know. I totally respect that you made this plus learned a few things!
This is such an amazing video! I feel that sometimes opinions change with new studies. I would like to see you do is explaining hair breakage, or hair growth because sometimes I don’t know if my hair broke off or if it’s new growth. Thanks for this video!
Hi Abbey! Have you ever tried Curlsmith Bond Curl Rehab Salve?
It is/was very popular in the curly community as a dupe for Olaplex in a way because it's supposed to repair the bonds in the hair (all three types of hair bonds that make the hair structure).
If you have tried it, I would love to hear your opinions since I trust your reviews the most!
Much love from Croatia 💞
This left me with wanting so much more! Can we get an updated hair care routine include wash days?
Also, will your hair guide be updated as you learn new things in your classes?
BTW - this would have been a great video to plug your hair guide!
Great video!
Yes! The hair guide won't change because it's based on my routines, but future guides will include my learnings for sure!
You have completely changed my haircare routine. I appreciate all of the work you have put into the videos you post.
I’m the old days of makeup communities (Sigma boards and MakeupAlley), I had always heard to use protein treatments when you were going to deep condition because protein can make your hair very dry. Because of this, I always did intense protein treatments with a rich deep conditioning mask and my hair was always in incredible shape. Never heard of “protein overload” until YT.
Love that you did these updates! I have an off-topic question for you though--I've been following your hair care routine and I've now been able to grow my hair unlike I have before, so thank you! But, I'm going on a 9 day vacation soon and doing a full wash day routine won't be possible. What would you recommend as the bare bones minimum routine to follow to keep your hair healthy when traveling? I need less products for my carry on! Maybe others have this question too since summer travel time is coming!
Remember when we all had perfect hair (as children). Using less bleach and heat styling does wonders for hair health, but for those of us that don't want to go back to that, thank you for your tireless pursuit of truth and stunning hair!!
I find it easy to maintain my hair by keeping it shoulder length, too.
Great video - I'm happy to actually hear someone admit to learning more and correcting a previously held belief. Too bad you're at your parent's house - that background is so nice. Just seeing something green behind you (even if it may not be real!) is a nice addition.
Your transparency is so appreciated and helpful ! Thank you for doing this.
Good to hear that! Two of the MOST damaging and over looked things we do to our hair are improper detangling snd how we wear it up!
The worse breakage culprits, with out a doubt.
Much respect for you Abbey for being truthful. It’s all trial and error and we learn as we go, but not many would point out the mistakes they have made and be honest about it, so thank you! Your hair is fabulous!!
absolutely adore this video idea. learning something new that disproves something we once believed to be true and owning up to it is real growth and progression. living for it 👏🏼❤️
You ROCK!!! Nothing shows more wisdom and growth than admitting past mistakes. Keep up the great work! 💞👍🌟
Hi Abbey! Was wondering if you could do a video about hair care tips on how to limit damage with lots of swimming (in pool & salt water)? With the summer coming up I know I’ll be spending a lot of time in the sun and water and don’t want to ruin my hair! If you have any tips, thank you 🙏
Thanks, Abbey! Your honesty and integrity is so very appreciated!
Thank you so much!!
Funny thing about the protein overload is that I knew about what you said without knowing it. My hair used to feel brittle after a protein treatment until I started using a moisturizing or noirishing mask afterwards.
The moisturizing one has to be a very liquidy hair mask... here in Brazil I use Pantene Bamboo.
In the nourishing side, recently I tested Briogeo Avocado and it also worked like a charm. Another one that I loved is Kerastase Oleo Relax.
On both cases, I don't do the time the producer establishes. It never works for me. It is always between 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the mask.
Regarding being gentle when combing/brushing your hair, I’ve always been super gentle as I went to hairdressing college when I was 16/17 (though I left before I qualified) but I’ve been to hairdressers - not cheap ones I must add - and they’ve been super rough combing/wet brushing my wet hair and then blow drying. Like you say, you can be using all the best products but if you’re being overly rough with your hair, it’s going to get damaged! I treat my hair like spun gold! 🤣
Abbey what would you recommend for normal hair? I feel like there are so many products geared to specific concerns like repair and moisture and not a lot of products for normal cleaning/conditioning (maybe I’m just completely lost lol) thank you for your videos! ❤
In the spirit of acknowledging times we were wrong… I was initially pretty derisive when you said that water caused damage to the hair. I thought you had misunderstood the hair science, but I now acknowledge it was me that was wrong, and you are 100% correct!
I really appreciate your points here. We have to allow people to learn and grow. It’s more of a problem when people hold fast to opinions without being open to being wrong or to facts changing. Once upon a time we were told asbestos was safe. It wasn’t. Perfect example just with more dire consequences than rice water. I’m grateful for all I’ve learned! ❤
So funny you mention Pantene! It is never a brand I turn towards and had a relatively bad perception of it but I recently used their clean shampoo at a friends house and was so surprised at how great and cleeeean my hair felt! It felt great. Your right when you say sometimes, your hair calls for different types of shampoos depending on its state! 😊
I’m surprised more channels don’t do this. Thank you!!
After experiencing a lot of hair shedding and breakage I started using the Redken acidic bonding shampoo, conditioner, and leave in conditioner about a month ago. However, it leaves my hair dry and frizzy. Using my straightener I can get it to look ok. Why would it make my hair look worse? The breakage and shedding have improved significantly. I also added a shower filter about the same time. Redken was definitely a splurge so I’m disappointed in how it makes my hair look and feel.
I absolutely love your commitment to accuracy, Abbey! We learn new things all the time, and I appreciate you taking the time to go back and explain your old thinking vs. new thinking. Thank you and keep it coming! 🙏💞
But even by what you're saying and what she said (I watched the video) protein overload might be an incorrect term, but it's still a case of too much protein vs moisture/conditioning ingredients. So protein moisture imbalance is a much better term, but in the end it's kind of a distinction without much of a difference. People are still experiencing the effects of too much protein. I think saying that protein overload "doesn't exist" is not the best way to address this because it makes it seem like people are imagining the effects of protein being "too much" due to imbalance with conditioning ingredients.
Thank you for the update Abby! Love you too 💕
I have been using Pantene for YEARS! Even when everyone (Including my hair dresser which I have the upmost respect for) was say noooooo it’s so bad for your hair! My hair would always look so good. I 1000% agree with it is a combination of things that make your hair healthier. I have started using the Pureology leave in and the Olaplex oil (on my ends) and I limit the use of hot tools. My hair is in fantastic health now. My hair dresser had a wreck and broke her arm. It has been 19 weeks since I had a haircut and I have ZERO split ends. My hair is out of shape and needs to be thinned but no split ends! 👏👏👏
im all for change in opinion and admitting learning new information, thanks for letting us know!!
this only bothered me once when the youtuber i followed changed their mind like every 2 weeks after i bought their recommendations so i definitely appreciate u researching thoroughly before sharing with us
Omg I was wondering why my hair has been breaking recently. I bought a bonding shampoo from Lunesta and after a month my hair started breaking. I was wondering why because I’ve done nothing different other than buying a shampoo with more protein. Thank you for your honesty!
Abby can you recommend a hair care routine for frizzy menopause hair . Thank you. Your hair looks amazing 😊
Why don't you delete the videos that have misinformation? Because this video doesn't erase that, and do you link this video to every video you've done that needs to be corrected?
I’m new here and I was going to go back and watch older videos, guess I won’t now. That would be very helpful.
@@BlingyBea right I'm super forgetful so I'll def end up watching an older vid and wondering if it's all true or not. Which I mean I do tend to look at multiple sources when I'm interested in a topic, but sometimes I do just trust her because I assume she's knowledgeable from everything else she's been right about and well she's gorgeous
@@StonedSammieSue her hair is stunning
The hair brushing. Oooo I understand that ♡ I appreciate you being so transparent that you call yourself out and set yourself straight. Nobody is right all the time. You are the most knowledgeable I know for hair.
The thing is at the time you could have been right but as science changes and evolves things change. So updating your opinion is natural and normal. People should realize that. You are always studying and learning so I’m sure things change. You are definitely an honest girl to me
Love the video as always! You do such a great job explaining everything.
IGK hair product review next? It's not too expensive, but also not drugstore price. It's a nice middle, and I'm wondering if the ingredients in it are worth it
Thank you for this video. The science behind all products is ever evolving and so must our knowledge. I love your warmer color hair. It really flatters your skin tone. I'd love to know what lip color/gloss you are wearing.
Would love a review of all the Pantene lines you’ve tried!
this so humble and true, now I’m DEFINITELY keeping up with the channel
Omg thank god for this video 😂 the protein thing has been confusing me for years and I literally have a science degree
I bought that pink packet of hask conditioner and it’s the best thing I’ve ever used, I was PRAYING I wouldn’t have a “protein overload” problem from the keratin.
Love this video, so so Honest. Thank you. Your hair now looks the perfect colour & healthy.
I'm 78 & naturally had black hair, now it's every shade of gray/white/black, I don't care.
Your health & stress levels I find coincide with hair health, more important than you think.
Hi, what moisturizing products would you recommend for the breakage you describe in the first part of the video? I am currently experiencing that and I don't know where to start...
Wow Abbey your hair hair looks so great! Please share any updates on product / routine!! 😁
I just binge-watched a lot of your hair videos today and I think I have to rethink everything I thought I knew about taking care of my hair 😳
Even though you don’t have permanent extensions, I would love videos on how to care for you own hair and permanent weft extensions. My own hair is fine and curly and the weft extensions are thick and wavy. Not really sure how to care for both. Love your videos🌸
So I’ve been using a Clarifying shampoo by Acure followed by a shampoo by Saltair then once of their conditioner but just on my ends. I’ve noticed a difference in scalp breakouts and dandruff/product build up.
Would you recommend using a wide toothed comb on wet hair with conditioner in to detangle it or is that a hard no too? Me here now for every video because me hair is damaged and I can actually trust what you are saying. XD
I’ve been also following a chemist on RUclips, Lab muffin beauty science, and she just came out with a video talking about how hair care studies are a really hard thing to pin down because of so many moving variables.
I learned that everyone’s hair texture and scalp is different. It’s matter of trial and error and research to find products that’s a good match for our haircare. I love Pantene and have used it for years. I stopped buying after the hype about how bad Pantene has gotten due to reformulation. I actually love the original Pantene. There’s something truly special about the OG model. The problem with shampoo industry is they keep changing the formula and ruining out hair. Right now I’m using Pure Volume Abundance Aveda shampoo with Scalp solution treatment once a week. So far my hair and scalp is not oily. and then I use Carol’s daughter leave in mask to rinse. No issues whatsoever. Aveda is a little but on the pricy side but that makes my hair happy I’ll stick to that. I need to try the trial size volume Pantene. Thank you Abby and your soft toned blonde hair color looks fabulous on you. Gives you that sunkissed glow
My hair HATES, HATES, HATES protein ... period !
I have virgin hair ( no color / bleach on it ) the same length as yours ... so my have is natural and long.
I use shampoo and conditioner in the shower and when I get out I have no trouble using a wide tooth comb to comb through my hair... no tangles at all. Once I comb through I add a leave-in product just for conditioning purpose only... it's not necessary for me to use it for the purpose of combing through tangles, I don't have any.
Every time I have ever used any hair products that contains any form of protein my hair was stiff, hard and dry... every time !
I've never said my hair had "protein over load"... but I have and do say my hair does not like having protein applied to it .
Now the reason for my hair not liking protein... I don't know ? But my hair is not in a damaged state and saying it is not properly conditioned is the reason for my hair responding negatively to protein... well, that just does not seem correct.
You will have to give a better explanation then I just need to have better conditioned hair in order to use protein... what does that even mean ? And how do you archive that ? This information was missing for your video.
Just giving my personal experience with using protein on my hair... clearly not scientifically proven but however this is in fact my experience. 🥰
I have the same comment and opinion. Abby is taking ONE person's opinion and applying it as fact. Go with experience. People need to get careful with protein. Protein heavy products will dry out your hair and if it's not damaged you do NOT need it.
Maybe it's another ingredient in those products?
The reason why you don't like protein is because you don't need protein. Virgin hair is not damaged, doesn't have any shingles that need filling.
@@stealthis I have the same effect with protein though and my hair is bleached and damaged.
@@stealthis Ding, ding, ding! What you said.
What color are you wearing on your nails Abbey!? They’re always so cute!❤️
So you cut out the rice water completely because of the bleach damage? Was that because to got so bad, like do you think using it maybe once a week would be ok? I have very bleached hair and I was thinking of adding this into my routine but now I’m scared lmao do you think there is a safe way or should I just steer clear completely?
What's your opinion on Kerastase? I haven't seen you review/mention this product at all.
You’re makeup is beautiful, may I ask what foundation you’re wearing! Thanks for the informative video aswell xx
I totally agree!! I can relate too. I was almost platinum blonde for many years. I cringe when I look back and see my hair. Everybody always told me how pretty my hair was… Now I know they were talking about my long curls not my color😂
Love this and love your videos! Also just a request- could you speak a little more on coconut oil? I’ve read a couple articles saying that coconut oil is bad for damaged hair- something about it getting into the cuticle and not allowing other good nutrients to be absorbed??? Not really sure what’s going on there but coconut oil is in a ton of hair products so if it IS actually bad then that’s going to suck 😂 I’d love to hear your thoughts on this! Thank you! 🥰❤️
Abbey, have you done a video on your whole bleach/colouring hair journey? I have been getting blonde foils for years, and am thinking of giving the bleach a rest to try to repair my hair 🙂 Would love to see a video on when you started bleaching and/or colouring, to now 🙂
Yes!!! I’m looking for that too, did you find it?
I think pantene is one of the best drugstore shampoos out there, even over professional. And ive used a ton of professional shampoos $30 -40 a bottle. To me they still were drying for my hair. And as for clarifying shampoo, unless you have oily hair, I don't think people need to use a clarifying shampoo every week, maybe once every month.
I find that hairdressers always brush tangly wet hair so roughly like you did in that vid 😂
The next time a hairdresser does this to me, I'm intervening right away!
Ok right I've had that happen so many times over the years. Do it!!
Definitely need a different stylist if they do this.
@@jmkcr I've never had a hairdresser that doesn't do that.
My old hairstylist tried to be gentle, but she always used this fine tooth comb to comb out my hair after washing it without any leave in conditioner to help give it slip. I have very fine, very dense wavy/curly blonde hair, so it took absolutely forever and ended up being more rough on my hair than necessary. I wanted to be like GIRL just give me like 30 secs with some leave in and a tangle teezer
@LL I was just about to say, I'd be looking some time! I've been to SO many salons and they all do it 😖🤣
What lip combo are you wearing here? It looks so pretty!!
Hi, Abby ☺️. I know you try several different hair products, but can I ask which ones you used before this video (along with the Pantene Volume I heard you mention)? Your hair is AMAZING in this video ❤. Thanks!
Dear Abbey i respect you even more now. I would like to ask you what do u think about changing shampoos? I use only professional haircare(Kerastase,Shu Uemura,Moroccanoil,Olaplex,Loreal) but i dont use the same shampoo every week. I would like to know does that cause damage or even more oiliness
Abbey always gives me the content and knowledge I didn't know I needed. Always ahead of the game!
I so appreciate your growth mindset and how ethical you are as a content creator! The face you made when you said "I don't think I was even using leave in conditioner" was priceless. I mean do you even use leave in conditioner bruh haha
Abbey, do you have anything on alcohols in hair products? I’ve heard that alcohol denat is drying out. But in the other hand using products that alcohol denat leaves my hair in better condition than products that don’t contain it..
Thank you for clarifying the protein buildup claim-I’ve been following you for a couple of years now and remembered you talking about protein overload, then a few weeks ago you said that isn’t a thing and I was so confused 😅
She is taking one person's expert opinion. Another expert could have a different opinion. Also many people will tell you when they use protein heavy products makes their hair dry. When your hair is dry it is brittle. So I still believe people need to be careful with protein products and balance that with moisture
Thank you so much for doing this. Love and respect you even more!!
Do you use a blow dryer and straightener to style your hair? You have beautiful hair and I don't know what your secret is but I think some people are just born with great hair anyways, lol not that I don't know you work really hard to keep your hair healthy, I haven't had any coloring on my hair for yrs now and my hair has grown very long but I just can't seem to get that good hair, it's mostly oily now even the very next morning after I wash it but I think no I know my skincare products are getting in my hair and I can't find a good bonet I can wear comfortably so you have any suggestions on a hair bonet to wear while you sleep?
We're learning & growing as you learn & grow. Thank you!
I bleach my hair every 6-8 weeks. I wash my hair every 2-3 days. Would a clairfying shampoo if i use once a week remove the toner out? I have hard water but i been also using other products you mentioned like eva nyc mask and the coconut oil
Loved this video! Could you do a video about your favourite leave in conditioners? Not sure if you have already done one 😊
You are truly an amazing person. It takes a lot of courage to admit a mistake. I appreciate you so much for this video. Now I know for sure that I will listen to you and not any other RUclipsr who only tries to sell me products
WOW - so informative and you had my attention all the way to the end! I am in early 60's with long colored hair so need all info I can get! Have to ask what is your liner as love the lighter brown (?) is there a technique that you used?
What does it mean if you use a deeper conditioner on your hair once a week and notice it makes your hair staticky?? I have fine, thin hair
Hi! I'm starting my haircare journey and I am so lost. I'm trying to find a basic haircare routine for a healthy hair. Would love to hear your recomendations 😊
can you do a video on what steps we should take once we dry our hair? like what products/sprays are best to use and in what order?
THAT is a real professional... showing how it should be done!!! You continue to impress Abbey!
For 42 yrs( excluding child hood)I washed or rinsed my hair( it's undyed) everyday, then horror of horrors, just kidding I would braid it wet and sleep, then in the morning I rewet it and blow dried .Then about 1 year ago ( I'm 55 so I've been at this a long time)I started following utube "advice" and only washing every 2 to 3 days and not getting it wet in between and my hair started falling out!!!! I had hair to the middle of my back and had been in menopause for 6 years already with no issues until doing what the internet said to do now its unfortunately to my collarbone due to having to cut it, so my advice is if it works don't mess with it hashtag wet hair don't care!!!!!
Yes would like to see more. Thanks for your honesty and correcting. I am actually still quiet confused by all the differing opinions on hair shampoos and conditioners. I had spent the past 3yrs buying salon products i struggle with frizz, but my budget now dictates going back to supermarket brands. In my country we are slow in getting new products.
Have you done anything on ROOT BOOST? I don’t have a ton of hair and as it gets longer it goes flatter. Each hair if fine so most root boost sprays are like heavy glue for me. I’d be interested in a light weight but effective way to get column at my roots.
Your hair color NOW it is THE HAIR COLOR FOR YOU! You look younger and I don’t know: Healthier 😓?! It makes you glow!!