Haircare Mistakes That RUIN Your Hair

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  • Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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Комментарии • 783

  • @emmapearl6859
    @emmapearl6859 19 дней назад +420

    As a potential buyer for your shampoo line, it would be great if you could please explain/make a video supporting your claim that it is better than the professional shampoos you previously recommended with the science behind it like you do in other videos. I'm sure a lot of people would like to have more information on this.

    • @JaneenBlackford
      @JaneenBlackford 19 дней назад +14

      I totally agree!

    • @auroras.2015
      @auroras.2015 18 дней назад +10

      I second this!

    • @FamousAmos120
      @FamousAmos120 18 дней назад +7

      Yes!

    • @careyh7575
      @careyh7575 18 дней назад +32

      Definitely agree!! My hair is thin and fine. I switched from the Pureology Strength Cure line to the Redkin volume shampoo/conditioner he recommends. The more I used it, the more straw like my hair became. Had to switch back. Anyone else have this problem?? It's why I would be hesitant to buy his products.

    • @melaniephillips8556
      @melaniephillips8556 18 дней назад +21

      I can't answer by science or experience because Chris' shampoo and conditioner is the first high-end brand I've used in about 20 years. But I do own his shampoo and conditioner, and I was able to go 6 days between washes without having to use dry shampoo. I have medium hair (according to Chris' hair test), but it is very fine with little to no volume. After using this once, my hair felt clean, and it was so voluminous even while wet. I had bouncy thicker looking hair for the first time in a long time. Idk I love it, and I'm glad I tried it. My hair is bleached/ highlighted, and even my stylist tells me how healthy my hair is and looks.

  • @r.c.4016
    @r.c.4016 19 дней назад +182

    I found this channel October 2023. It seemed my hair had stopped growing. Actually I learned I was damaging my ends. After binge watching Chris I ordered the shampoo; conditioner; hair mask and bonding recommended. Within a month my hair went from 😢to😊. Silky, longer and easier to style. Now I have shoulder length hair that I still lighten the roots every four weeks. No damage and strangers tell me how beautiful my hair is now. I am ashamed to admit that when I emptied one of my bathroom cabinets I added the cost of each product . I had almost full bottles/tubes that had disappointed me. The total $534.74 . Fortunately a womens’ shelter was happy to receive these products. My new products cost me $150.56 initially. Chris is right , I use so little of each product they last months longer than the products I used in the past. I now shampoo/condition; use leave in conditioner; pea size Big Blow Out; blow dry; tiny amount of oil on the ends, finished . Once a month Oleplex 3 for 10 minutes, rinse, weightless mask 10 minutes. Needless to say THRILLED I found Chris.❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

    • @kathleenquinlan4316
      @kathleenquinlan4316 18 дней назад +3

      Same here. My hair has been abused by me for most of my life. I have been colouring my hair since I was 11. Now, this was not because I wanted to ruin my hair: of course I did not. But no matter how many recommendations I read, or how many ineffective products that I bought, my hair was no better. It was broken, dry, brittle and in very poor condition. On my Christmas vacation of 2022, I found Chris and like you, I binged watched his channel. Within 3 months my hair had turned a significant corner. I haven’t look back. My hair, at 73, is long, luxurious and shining. It’s in the best condition that it’s ever been. I use Olaplex shampoo and conditioner, Purology leave in conditioner, Olaplex oil weekly. Prior to washing I will use Olaplex 3. Monthly or so I use a hair mask: Chris’s recommendation of Argan Oil mask for fine hair is perfect. Of course I use Redken’s Big Blow out too!Chris’s shampoo and conditioner are next on my list. I have saved so much money from taking his advice that I have no qualms on buying his products!

    • @Sorchia56
      @Sorchia56 17 дней назад +2

      I started in 2022 and my hair is down to my bum and so incredibly healthy! I have Lupus and I no longer get clumps of hair falling out with each wash day or brushing every day. I don’t blow dry my hair and never brush my hair my hair wet. HUGE difference. My Nana taught me to wash my brush every week, I taught our daughters the same. Chris has NEVER steered me wrong. He’s my hair hero! Seriously!

    • @mgm9803
      @mgm9803 17 дней назад +3

      SAME! Started at the end of 2022 and after many years of not getting past my shoulders, my hair is almost to my bum. It looks shiny and is so soft now! Less is better as long as the less (product) IS better! I've changed all my products, including hair ties and brushes and how I care for them, etc. It all makes a difference and is actually less money and work! Thank you, Chris!

    • @clayfeathers
      @clayfeathers 14 дней назад +1

      His videos did the same for my hair. He’s telling the truth and now I have healthier long hair. Thanks Chris! ❤

    • @witchywomen6650
      @witchywomen6650 13 дней назад

      Wish I could say the same! 🤦‍♀️

  • @gingersnaps007
    @gingersnaps007 19 дней назад +190

    I’ve been faithfully following your tips and have completely transformed my hair. I cannot tell you how grateful I am for you! ❤

  • @Em_ilia
    @Em_ilia 15 дней назад +22

    Hi can you please make a video on curly/wavy hair and how to keep it healthy and style it

  • @0304dina
    @0304dina 19 дней назад +84

    I invested in a professional shampoo and realized that I use way less product and getting a big bottle actually saves me money in the long run

    • @Aphrodite01
      @Aphrodite01 18 дней назад +2

      That’s true

    • @Jessicalovesmichael
      @Jessicalovesmichael 18 дней назад +2

      Yes. I like getting the liter bottles from Beauty Brands when they have their liter sales. I’ve found that’s the best value around.

    • @michellecrossen3291
      @michellecrossen3291 17 дней назад +1

      Same!!

  • @Jax_the_poo
    @Jax_the_poo 18 дней назад +43

    A month and a half ago, I ordered all the products you suggested and have been following your instructions religiously. I use the redken volume injection shampoo and conditioner, shampooing twice, and leaving conditioner on for atleast 2 minutes. Pureology leave in conditioner, olaplex oil drops, and redken thermal spray for when iuse a flat iron, which is everytime i wash my hair lol. I can get by 4 days now before I have to wash and I dont even need dry shampoo. I have fine blonde and my ends used to always break, so i could never get it to grow, even though my roots were growing. I put my hair i a light bun and a silk bonnet to sleep, also a silk pillowcase, and oil my ends every night. My hair has honesty never been this good in my entire life. I thank you ftom the bottom of my heart for the knowledge you have provided us. I do understand that the products are a bit pricey, but when I look at my hair product graceyard, i personally feel its worth to invest in what i know will give me the results i need.

  • @imaginillyar3572
    @imaginillyar3572 19 дней назад +44

    For years I thought I had fine hair. I had 2 very expensive, allegedly "pro" stylists tell me I had fine hair. I couldn't get anywhere with my hair, so frustrating. Then I took Chris' quiz and it told me I had course hair. The opposite end of the hair spectrum! I bought the products he recommended and now I have the best hair of my life. I can hardly believe the difference.

    • @DanteVelasquez
      @DanteVelasquez 15 дней назад +3

      I have always hated the terms "fine" and "coarse" for hair. Very confusing and misleading. Density, denier, and surface smoothness are never properly explained and hidden behind those inaccurate terms.

    • @imaginillyar3572
      @imaginillyar3572 14 дней назад +2

      @@DanteVelasquez - I agree. I've had a real education since finding this channel. The terms make no sense whatsoever but once you understand them hair care becomes so much easier. All my life I've been sold products for the wrong hair type, no wonder they didn't work, but the worst thing is that these stylists didn't know my hair type either. I won't be trusting stylists so readily going forward.

    • @DanteVelasquez
      @DanteVelasquez 14 дней назад

      @@imaginillyar3572 Yes unfortunately just like in every industry there are bad ones, and ones motivated solely by profit. We all have to be educated consumers with both products and advice. This has been long time issue for those of us with wavy and curly hair.

    • @RaeAmelia
      @RaeAmelia 14 дней назад +1

      Same happened to me. Every hair stylist told me I had fine hair. I tried buying fine hair products only to end up with dry, frizzy hair. I realised I liked how my hair felt softer and smoother when using curly hair products. Anyway it took 2 sales assistants at separate stores to tell me I should be shopping for medium hair products, because there's some thickness there. I feel like some people might feel like they have fine hair, because it's not being properly nourished

    • @notfrancesca5696
      @notfrancesca5696 14 дней назад +1

      can you tell the link to the quiz or where i could find it? thank you!

  • @lindahoffman2692
    @lindahoffman2692 19 дней назад +55

    “THIS IS NOT THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS”!!! 😂😂😂 Chris, I’ve watched probably every video you’ve ever made and always Learn AND Laugh but I’ve never HOWLED like I did at your Salem floating hair comment!! Absolutely Hilarious!! ❤️😻

  • @Blackmumba7273
    @Blackmumba7273 17 дней назад +5

    Excited for the tutorials coming up. That’s exactly what I’ve been waiting for!

  • @leben.lernen
    @leben.lernen 19 дней назад +11

    I love how you talk about hair care and encourage me to improve. Thank you for offering tutorials soon, that's where I have the most to learn. ✨

  • @GenerationJonesi
    @GenerationJonesi 19 дней назад +7

    Yay! Good to see another video. I started following your trinity routine back in January and everything was going great. Then I experimented with some other hair products/routine and screwed my hair up. Now I'm back to the trinity and your advice, my hair is good again. Just going to stick to your advice, from now on. Thanks for all you do!

  • @WendyBarrett-ox6hi
    @WendyBarrett-ox6hi 15 дней назад +10

    Hi Chris,
    Love your videos. The background noise on this one is so hard for someone that suffers from misophonia to listen to because it’s a repetitive noise. Thank you for making videos though! I love them.

  • @rajmay
    @rajmay 19 дней назад +8

    Can’t wait for the blow dry tutorials! Thanks Chris!

  • @mschrisfrank2420
    @mschrisfrank2420 19 дней назад +30

    Switching to IGK from drugstore shampoo and conditioner has been a game changer. The price did make me cringe at first, but the bottle has lasted me more than six months.

    • @LittleMissHoop
      @LittleMissHoop 18 дней назад +2

      What is IGK?

    • @jt9058
      @jt9058 13 дней назад +2

      @@LittleMissHoopa luxury brand of hair products. It’s sold at Ulta and probably other nicer stores similar, but I’ve seen it at Ulta.

    • @LittleMissHoop
      @LittleMissHoop 12 дней назад

      @@jt9058 Ok thanks!

  • @cafedelmare
    @cafedelmare 19 дней назад +2

    YOURE BACK! It’s been over a year since I got the products you recommended (had to import them) and followed your recommendations and you literally changed my hair. Thank you from Costa Rica ❤

  • @loradow5543
    @loradow5543 16 дней назад +12

    I don’t get invisibobbles. They always crease my hair (and I don’t double them more than once) and no matter how carefully I take them out, a lot of hair comes with them. Thank goodness there are many better options out there (at least for me.)

  • @Greenx4Videos
    @Greenx4Videos 18 дней назад

    Once again…excellent tips! Thanks so much for your videos. Love that you have wrapped up many of your tips in a single video with links to other videos.

  • @norelinetejedabeltre7674
    @norelinetejedabeltre7674 18 дней назад +1

    Your content has COMPLETELY changed my hair. 😭❤️ would you please make a video on the Truss Frizz Zero leave in o the whole brand?

  • @melaniephillips8556
    @melaniephillips8556 18 дней назад +2

    I'm so glad I found you... and your new shampoo and conditioner!!!!! I literally have been washing my hair wrong until i bought your shampoo and conditioner, and the box came with a wash tutorial (literally 38 when i learned hour to properly wash my hair)! 😢 My hair is bleached/highlighted, but it is healthier than ever!! Your new shampoo and conditioner and trinity products gave that to me!! Since using your shampoo and conditioner (was using drug store brand products), I get so many compliments and can go about 6 days between washes without it looking greasy!!! Leave in conditioner has saved my hair. I never used to use it before, and i don't understand how i went thru life without it, along with the deep conditioning treatments! I literally only use 3 products on my hair... your shampoo and conditioner, leave in conditioner, and oil (heat protectant when I straighten my hair). Your shampoo and conditioner is my hair soul mate and is already saving me money only having it since 6/3/24.

  • @marlenesoto8850
    @marlenesoto8850 19 дней назад +2

    Great video! Thanks! I have been working on my hair journey since January 2024 and have seen much improvement.
    A technique I am doing is detangling with my fingers first before using a detailing brush. Game changer!
    Also, pillow cover- changed to a satin. Another game changer!

  • @whitneymadison1056
    @whitneymadison1056 18 дней назад +2

    Thank you Chris I’ve been following your hair routine for months and my hair looks so shiny !

  • @cynthiagilbreth1352
    @cynthiagilbreth1352 18 дней назад +1

    Wonderful and informative! I use your Weightless products and all of the other recommended products. My hair looks great! I’m 71 and have salt and pepper hair, mostly pepper.

  • @majovillalta7331
    @majovillalta7331 11 дней назад +4

    I'm currently in a dermocosmetics masters degree and although I agree to an extent that some cheaper products are made with low percentage of prime-raw materials and that makes some cosmetic preparations of certain brands less targeting or great at maintaining or give quick benefit to the hair, not all pricey products are only the best at keeping hair healthier, some formulations are great and not necessarily expensive. Not all people can afford 30 dollars worth of shampoo bottle and guess what? most of the same elements that you found in expensive products can be found in other more affordable brands. As a doctor i can tell you that also don't expect products to work miracles, most of the time is about patience, being constant and knowing what are the best actives for your hair type, and if hair is damaged most of the time is better to give a good trim and wait it to grow with your incorporated hair care routine, unless you have a medical scalp condition in which case go to the medical professional for the right treatment. With all of that being said buy what suits your hair type and also your wallet, there are good products out there that have great formulations and are affordable. All skin and hair care products on the market are under the same legislations to be released and safe for consumers to purchase, so yeah don't fall for the line only the expensive is worth the hype. I follow this channel and love their content regardless but I feel like I needed to say something on this matter.
    If you can afford expensive brands, great dot it if it makes you happier and if you can't afford them, don't worry there are great products to choose from that do the same for less $$$.

  • @nacole182
    @nacole182 15 дней назад +2

    I have been following your hair care routine for almost a year now. I get my hair colored and use the repair items like you recommend. I use the mask once a month. I clean my brushes and don't use combs. My hair is in the best shape its been since being a kid! Thank you so much for your content. It has been unbelievably helpful!

  • @barbarakarsnitz793
    @barbarakarsnitz793 17 дней назад

    Great video Chris. You changed my hair journey. I no longer waiste money trying products hoping for the best. I followed your recommendations and have improved my hair. Thank you! Keep going!

  • @vylia
    @vylia 14 дней назад

    So much information here. Thanks, Chris. I've been following your advice for months now, and I'm always receiving compliments about my hair. I used to have a healthy hair routine because my mother knew a lot about hair, but your advice helped me even more to reach a new level of hair health.

  • @patpatmoomoo5524
    @patpatmoomoo5524 16 дней назад +11

    INGREDIENT PEOPLE are for a reason. My reason is moderate seborrheic dermatitis. I’m still learning about my scalp condition and how to avoid flare-ups. Unfortunately, Moroccan oil mask was terrible; as much as I try to avoid scalp contact, the mask got to my scalp snd caused a flare up. Most natural oils (with few exceptions) cause the flare ups for me. But will happily try alternatives (without oils).
    After listening to the advice in this channel a year ago, I’ve stuck to the shampoo, leave in conditioner and oil … and abide the 3 day shampoo rule most of the time unless I’m having a flare up. But I do have to use a medicated shampoo every so often. Hair looks better and even post partum with hair loss and all, I feel my fine, now thinner hair (post partum), is in decent condition.
    Can’t wait to try his shampoo/conditioner.

    • @melaniephillips8556
      @melaniephillips8556 14 дней назад +2

      His shampoo only has 13 ingredients and conditioner only has 11

    • @melaniephillips8556
      @melaniephillips8556 14 дней назад +2

      Idk what any of them do or are good/ bad for 🤣🤣 but I do love his shampoo and conditioner

    • @patpatmoomoo5524
      @patpatmoomoo5524 10 дней назад

      @@melaniephillips8556 thanks!!!

  • @goestotravel
    @goestotravel 19 дней назад +19

    The only person who speaks the truth!
    As always thank you for your professional videos
    I feel like a different person since following your tips 🎉
    If someone in the comments is still hesitating to buy professional hair care products, just do it, the money will be worth it 🥳🎊

  • @HK-cp8tm
    @HK-cp8tm 18 дней назад +2

    This is amazing, thank you for such quality content!! God bless

  • @guptachronic
    @guptachronic 19 дней назад +5

    I love your channel. Ton of information for free. It's amazing. Thanks for transforming my hair ❤❤

  • @kellygreen9423
    @kellygreen9423 12 дней назад

    His recommendations work. For years I’ve searched. Finally, I followed his advice on his cheat sheet & have arrived to my perfect shampoo/crm rinse.

  • @milesbymsb2515
    @milesbymsb2515 15 дней назад +1

    Just want to let you know; I've been viewing you for quite a while now. You are made to do this!!

  • @drebae95
    @drebae95 16 дней назад +20

    Ive been using drugstore, olive oil, that ogx oil, all the stuff you said "dont use or you wont have nice hair" is bullcrap, sorry chris i love you and your channel but my hair is past my butt and healthiest its ever been- and all i use is cheap drugstore products my whole life. I used all these salon products you recommended at one point for a while and it actually ruined my hair. I had to cut 6 inches off from this routine you recommended. Everyone is not the same and just do what your hair loves!! ❤

    • @donnahollywood8007
      @donnahollywood8007 13 дней назад +4

      I agree. Different things work for different people. And telling people to buy overpriced shampoo is nuts.

    • @vanbriannemodel
      @vanbriannemodel 12 дней назад +1

      It really is crazy how different products work so differently for different people. I used that exact coconut hair oil he showed not to use because another “influencer“ said it was the best and repaired her hair. After I used it for two weeks, it literally broke 3 inches off of my waist length hair. It completely destroyed my hair because my hair is so fine and it’s such a heavy oil so my hair hated it obviously. and it really sucked because it took like a year to grow my hair back and have it looking halfway decent again. So you just never know, it’s kind of like taking medications, some medications work wonders for people and that same medication can nearly kill someone else with side effects. I’m still trying to find the magic combination that works for my hair because it’s just so damaged and I’m not even coloring it or anything. But I’ve also gone through breast cancer treatment for the last year and a half, so that adds an extra special layer of crap on top of it 😂.

    • @DN-wq7nx
      @DN-wq7nx 3 дня назад

      Different strokes to different folks 👌

  • @EytsirhcChristye
    @EytsirhcChristye 19 дней назад +10

    It helped my hair a lot brushing from the bottom up with a Tangle Teezer instead of ripping through my hair a mile a minute with a hard comb from root to tip. I watched one of your videos last fall and replaced my sister’s and my mom’s combs with Tangle Teezers and told them work your way up. Boom. Huge difference.

  • @mattf8246
    @mattf8246 19 дней назад +2

    I am so thankful for your content!

  • @autumnsah3282
    @autumnsah3282 15 дней назад

    I follow your advice and product recommendations for coarse hair. My hair has never been better, thank you!!!

  • @karenlipman7545
    @karenlipman7545 19 дней назад +7

    I love your tips. Thank you.😊

  • @highhighbyebye
    @highhighbyebye 6 дней назад

    Congrats on your new line. I have coarse hair so using those recommendations but cant wait to see if you make course hair products one day.

  • @ashleythomas8294
    @ashleythomas8294 2 дня назад

    You are the hair care king!!!! I’ve told all the ladies at my work about you. I literally tried your Trinity hair care routine, and I have supermodel hair now! lol where have you been all my hair life? It only took 37 years to find you. 😂😂😂 thank you for your honest opinions, straight, shooting, perspectives, and intelligent and impactful advice!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

  • @schnioula
    @schnioula 19 дней назад +13

    *Yes, a new video online!* ❤

  • @betsysloan4619
    @betsysloan4619 18 дней назад

    Hi Chris,
    I sure learn alot from you!
    Congratulations on your products!
    I am looking forward to receiving my shampoo and conditioner!🎉😊

  • @megfurlan5945
    @megfurlan5945 16 дней назад

    Love love love your advices! My hair changed after I started using the recommended products in your first videos. Now I am gonna try the shampoo.

  • @salifyanjij.kmukanga6716
    @salifyanjij.kmukanga6716 19 дней назад +3

    Your advice is so helpful…I just wish the product you talk about were available in my country😭😭

  • @sherriebichonfriseowner1422
    @sherriebichonfriseowner1422 14 дней назад +1

    I love all your videos and advice thank you so much!

  • @suematulewicz631
    @suematulewicz631 19 дней назад +4

    Great video as always

  • @Deletedcontent29
    @Deletedcontent29 17 дней назад +2

    Great video🙏🏼 what do you think about Brazilian blowouts and keratin treatments should they be avoided and why?

  • @mariegeelan7636
    @mariegeelan7636 14 дней назад

    Yes to tutorials on styling hair ❤❤❤!

  • @memphis1201
    @memphis1201 17 дней назад

    Thank you Chris, you saved my hair! It was for the chop when i first found your channel. Took your advice and bought the recommended products for my hair type and now i have softer, healthy, CLEAN hair. It is no longer heavy and it stays shiny. I also repaired it with the recommended repair product and i no longer have crunchy ends. I'm definitely going to try your own brand of shampoo and conditioner also. Life is soooooo much easier when you only have to wash your hair every 4 days! The Blowout Professor is the first hair professional that i have come across that is straight up, no bull. I'm hooked for life 😊

  • @petarenae4823
    @petarenae4823 14 дней назад +2

    I've been using Chris's hair routine for my long bleached hair for 6mths. My hair is finally getting bk to being thick, super shiny & HEALTHY!!!
    Everyone has different needs. I'm just saying it's worked for me❤

    • @petarenae4823
      @petarenae4823 14 дней назад

      Ps. I only hav balayage style blonde foils done. That way I only need to use bleach twice a year😊

  • @09maarie
    @09maarie 18 дней назад +1

    I wish I took a picture of my hair before I e-met you. I love my ( your) simple hair routine! I've gotten my sister into your routine and we love our results! I've also thrown away cream leave in unless it's Redken for heat protection.. and I have tight curls

  • @Montanaranchwife
    @Montanaranchwife 17 дней назад

    Thanks! I'm ordering your products ❤

  • @Fauxrising2022
    @Fauxrising2022 15 дней назад

    I’ve been loving your channel! Thank you for making the jungle maze of hair care easier to navigate! I’ve been interested in vintage hairstyles. A lot of channels mention using a pomade and setting sprays and roller sets to achieve the look. Do you have any product recommendations?

  • @anastasiamanola2489
    @anastasiamanola2489 10 дней назад

    Thank you for all the information on how to properly look after our hair! I followed your advice and it does make a difference! ❤

  • @kathy3166
    @kathy3166 15 дней назад

    Since I have been following the trinity I have noticed a significant difference in my hair. Thanks.

  • @Ariana-anaira-123
    @Ariana-anaira-123 18 дней назад +1

    Very useful information, thanks for sharing. Can you please make a video about blonde hair and best ways to keep it healthy?

  • @mariamichelini9446
    @mariamichelini9446 9 дней назад

    Hi Chris. You are just wonderful! Thanks a ton for your teachings on hair care and styling. Can you please make a tutorial on how to do Hollywood waves?

  • @gma2893
    @gma2893 12 дней назад +1

    I love watching your videos. You have great advice and info. I am going to have my almost 13 year old granddaughter watch your videos. I want her to learn good hair care…

  • @wendykirby631
    @wendykirby631 18 дней назад +5

    I love these videos!

    • @Sorchia56
      @Sorchia56 17 дней назад +1

      Same here! He’s so relatable and Leslie is hilarious. 😂💚🍀

  • @claraplayzz123
    @claraplayzz123 19 дней назад +1

    LOVE YOU GUYS!! KEEP IT UP❤❤❤❤

  • @ilariarigoni6885
    @ilariarigoni6885 18 дней назад

    Thank you, this was extremely helpful. I just started using professional products that my hairdresser suggested. I already see the difference and my hair is much softer.

  • @Chele-nm4qx
    @Chele-nm4qx 18 дней назад +6

    I found that my hair likes sulfates as my scalp is oily & so I need the deep clean. All these professional non this & that did nothing for my hair. Also it loves silicones on my fragile thin ends. Can you do a video explaining why for years we had great hair but then a few years ago now these ingredients are considered bad for your hair? I’m 56 so I’m old school & my hair loves these ingredients.

  • @camelia-elenaplesa4690
    @camelia-elenaplesa4690 18 дней назад

    you are just the best!!!! I appreciate your honesty! Thank you !!!!!!!

  • @chinzia4381
    @chinzia4381 19 дней назад +21

    Please make a version without perfume/fragrance for people who are senstive.

    • @vkyui
      @vkyui 17 дней назад

      Skill issue

  • @emmaleonard8510
    @emmaleonard8510 19 дней назад +5

    Missed your videos!!!

  • @heidikuusisto3602
    @heidikuusisto3602 19 дней назад +1

    Love your videos!! ☺️☺️☺️☺️

  • @LGCblessed
    @LGCblessed 6 дней назад

    I learn a lot from you so thank you and I also appreciate your products now being available without a subscription 🙂

  • @user-jn7mz2iw5i
    @user-jn7mz2iw5i 14 дней назад

    I follow your advice every time I listen to your video. Thank you sooooooo much! My hair is so much better and now I GET it- what products to buy and how to set up a hair routine. 💞💞💞

  • @Cherrygirl000
    @Cherrygirl000 15 дней назад +2

    I love the Redken thanks to you! I’m never going back to drugstore also I buy the jumbo size during the Ulta sales and it lasts me until the next sale! 😂

  • @MonArchyHere
    @MonArchyHere 19 дней назад

    Love this channel. The products are just too unaffordable.

  • @dookie_stain
    @dookie_stain 16 дней назад

    THANK U PROFESSOR😭💖💖

  • @pikyoliveira
    @pikyoliveira 19 дней назад +1

    Hi Chris, thank you for another informative and useful video. When will your products be available in the UK? I would love to purchase your products😊 Cheers Trish

  • @paristezgerevska5436
    @paristezgerevska5436 13 дней назад

    Chris your very good great hair care advice

  • @DarrinsDaffs
    @DarrinsDaffs 18 дней назад +3

    @blowoutprofessor, speaking of grandmothers and brush care, my paternal grandmother, who was born in 1894, taught me how to take care of my brushes. Like many women in the early to mid 20th century, she had a standing weekly beauty parlor appointment. I spent many nights with her. The night before she had her hair done was brush washing night. She removed all the hair. Filled the sink with warm water and a squirt of Palmolive dish detergent. she would swish and soak for about 10 minutes. Rinse. Shake excess water and leave to to dry on a towel. From the time I was about 6 (1966) this has been my brush care method. No beauty parlor appt, though. 😉😉

  • @landerson4319
    @landerson4319 16 дней назад

    Great video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! What are your thoughts on bar shampoos & conditioner? Asking for a friend…

  • @elwe848
    @elwe848 19 дней назад +9

    Do you have recommendations for fragrance free products?

  • @grettalemabouchou6779
    @grettalemabouchou6779 14 дней назад +1

    The best information I have learned about hair has been from my local beauty school. Golden. PS..... frizz can be caused by high humidity. 😊

  • @fwijs4151
    @fwijs4151 16 дней назад

    You'r so good thank you, i learn a lot

  • @designinterieur4372
    @designinterieur4372 17 дней назад

    Best advice EvvvvEEErrr on youtube!!! hello from Paris!💙🤍❤

  • @Amiramalki
    @Amiramalki 18 дней назад +3

    نصائحك قيمة … شكرا لك

  • @emh.6687
    @emh.6687 18 дней назад

    Just bought your shampoo and more than doubled my wash day length! The first few weeks I hadn’t noticed, then I was able to go 4+ days when I was only getting 1-2 with Target shampoo. Totally worth it. Plus I felt like a queen opening my box from Chris 😁

  • @catherinemccormick6002
    @catherinemccormick6002 17 дней назад

    Thank you I tell everyone about your channel! ❤

  • @julieo5993
    @julieo5993 18 дней назад +6

    Interesting about the selsun blue and OGX oil. Lately derms have been recommending anti-dandruff shampoo for reduced hairfall, and the OGX coconut oil is a viral pre-shower hair oil that I myself also love.

    • @Thesun_135
      @Thesun_135 12 дней назад

      What’s the point of preoiling you just wash it off ?

    • @julieo5993
      @julieo5993 12 дней назад

      @@Thesun_135 to protect the ends of your hair from the shampoo! I find that my hair never gets dry since I have started oiling my ENDS before shampooing. Sometimes I will oil my scalp. But usually I prefer the ordinary glycolic scalp treatment on my scalp and oil on my ends before washing my hair!

    • @Kelly1237
      @Kelly1237 9 дней назад

      @@Thesun_135 I add the oil to my length 30-ish minutes before washing my hair. My scalp can get really greasy while my length is really really dry. I need two washes to remove the grease and the oil protects my length from being over-striped by the shampoo when rinsing out (and I do only wash my scalp area). I also noticed that doing the pre-shampoo oiling also helps my length retain moisture between washes better than just daily oiling. Its helped good enough that I don't get kinks in my hair from putting my hair up in hair ties or other styles.

  • @daniellecoelho2660
    @daniellecoelho2660 19 дней назад +3

    Pretty please could you do a hair tutorial for blow drying your hair with the Dyson air wrap. I know you mention in one of your videos no need for it. But if you already have one, it would be helpful to make sure we using it correctly. I have been following your videos and follow all your tips, really transformed my hair. Thank you ☺️

    • @mia_bell
      @mia_bell 18 дней назад +1

      For me the curles never hold up more than an hour

  • @00j316
    @00j316 19 дней назад +4

    I can testify to this on beach hair . I grew up in Southern Florida , and my hair was continually dry , frizzy and for ever damaged .. I grew up on the beach ,pools and the Florida sun , also using cheap horrible shampoo .. Im just now getting the information I need to save my hair .

    • @donnahollywood8007
      @donnahollywood8007 13 дней назад

      I am currently in South Florida. Can you elaborate on how your fixed it?

  • @ceciliadelarosa5841
    @ceciliadelarosa5841 5 дней назад +1

    Hi there! I love your videos! I've incorporated lots of your tips into my routine and am noticing good changes! I have fine hair and LOVE the countless advice for it.
    One question that never seems to be addressed is how to care for natural curls. I have an aggressive wave pattern, but I want to encourage my curls to be more spiraled. I've tried the curly girl method, but I hate the feeling of having a ton of gross product on my head for days. Can't do it.
    While I feel prepared by your videos for heat styling, I want to know your takes on enhancing a natural wave pattern. I know you love blowouts, but if you have tips for diffusing or air drying into spiraled curls, I would be SO grateful!

  • @puklat
    @puklat 18 дней назад +8

    I disagree that you can't substitute products. I have followed the routine with drugstore products (Head and Shoulders Apple Shampoo for scalp health with Garnier Smooth and Sleek conditioner, or Finesse Shampoo and Conditioner, Honest Conditioner spray, and jojoba oil at the ends) and my hair has absolutely flourished. Does anyone else substitute products but still use the Trinity Hair System?

    • @alwaysunknown81
      @alwaysunknown81 18 дней назад +2

      Yes, I don't always use any shampoo and conditioner that he recommends. I use the Redken One United leave-in conditioner and Olaplex no. 7 oil. My hair is perfectly fine.

    • @auroras.2015
      @auroras.2015 18 дней назад +2

      Same here. I'm using a drugstore shampoo with urea for scalp health and the garnier ananas hair mask and hairwater and honestly I splurge alot on expensive hair- and skincare but there is absolutely nothing I've tried that could beat the drugstore mask and hairwater. My hair looks like silk and I have really unruly coarse hair. I also use a drugstore dryshampoo foam (2€) which works way way way better than the living proof one.

    • @puklat
      @puklat 18 дней назад +2

      @@auroras.2015 What leave in conditioner spray and hair oil do you use?

    • @auroras.2015
      @auroras.2015 18 дней назад

      @@puklat I actually don't use a leave-in spray, but the living proof hair perfector leave-in cream. No idea what makes it so good, but my hair feels soooo soft. I find it easier to apply than a spray. I used to use the restore spray from the same brand. And anti-frizz oil again from living proof. The brand somehow really does it for me 😅 I had the light oil from Morocconoil before, but it's so heavily scented that I developed an allergy from it.

    • @spfisterer3651
      @spfisterer3651 17 дней назад +2

      Yep, I actually also use head&shoulders to wash my hair, a no name conditioner and Garnier hair food as a leave in. I wash my hair every 5-6 days and it's long, thick, glossy..

  • @ciara2248
    @ciara2248 13 дней назад

    Found your channel this year and very grateful for all the wonderful information. Could you please make a video explaining how to/ how often to wash your hair if you’re swimming everyday. Summertime I’m in chorine several times a week and not sure how best to protect my hair. Thanks!!

  • @judyniles565
    @judyniles565 16 дней назад +1

    Thanks for the video. I'm unsure when/how often to use the Moroccan hair mask. How do I use this with your new shampoo and conditioner?

  • @Rosenthalbunnies
    @Rosenthalbunnies 19 дней назад +1

    ❤❤❤ love your videos I bought already the products from your list, what about gel for curly hair ? Witch one you recommended? Thank you

    • @stephaniemueller4739
      @stephaniemueller4739 15 дней назад

      It seems like he only treats straight hair and never recommends products for curly hair. The Curlsmith in shower style fixer gel literally changed my life

  • @SHinBiAh91
    @SHinBiAh91 17 дней назад +6

    Hello, I really have to thank you. I'm 33 years old and never in my life I've had a more beautiful head of hair.
    I've been following your videos for about a year now and during this time I've seen my hair flourish like never before.
    At some point in my life I was beginning to believe that unfortunately I couldn't have long hair because it was always breaking off more or less at shoulder length.
    I've tried anything: all kinds of oils, shampoos, masks and whatnot. They never worked!
    Thanks to you now I have full hair down almost to my waist! Healthiest hair I've ever had (and I color it too!)
    Thank you, really. You've helped me be more confident in myself.

  • @DaynaMaddox
    @DaynaMaddox 16 дней назад +20

    That same coconut oil is the one that abbey young recommended and it has saved my hair and ends

    • @Caitybear2point0
      @Caitybear2point0 14 дней назад +7

      However, she uses it a different way and that's the trick. If somebody uses it as a leave in oil it would be way too heavy for 98% of people. I've been having great results from using that oil as prewash like she suggests.

    • @flexiblegig
      @flexiblegig 13 дней назад +1

      Same here, I use it as a prewash like abbey suggests and it works a treat.

    • @tiffanychill8219
      @tiffanychill8219 12 дней назад

      I use it 3 times a week and have seen a huge difference!!!

    • @user-yf2zd8xw5x
      @user-yf2zd8xw5x 11 дней назад

      @@tiffanychill8219I use that oil as prewash hair care, after I'm done washing and apply it religiously almost everyday until wash day comes again 😂

  • @remiisr
    @remiisr 16 дней назад +1

    If you can, I'd highly recommend a Tangle Teaser brush, as I switched from a wet brush to that and found INSANE differences. I've heard the UnBrush is very good as well, but it's a little more expensive. I've noticed less breakage and damage and it just glides through my hair!

  • @user-ks3qr5fk6m
    @user-ks3qr5fk6m 17 дней назад

    I started watching your videos about a year ago and my hair is so much healthier now :) Basically, everything you advised us not to do to avoid hair damage was my daily routine! lol My hair was extremely damaged in my twenties and early 30s. My hair was crunchy, dry and frizzy. Now, it’s starting to look fuller, shinier and bouncy. Better late than never :)

  • @DanteVelasquez
    @DanteVelasquez 15 дней назад +5

    There is nothing wrong with reading ingredients, you just have to be educated properly on which ingredients do what. It's when you make decisions about products based on misinformation about ingredients (eg: blatant industry lies/fast trends) that it becomes a problem, same as with believing heat styling is bad. It's all about knowledge and technique.

  • @itsjustme3785
    @itsjustme3785 19 дней назад +6

    My only issue is the scents of the products recommended. I purchased the Redken blowout creame and couldn't stand the scent (I'm extremely sensitive to artificial fragrance). Any suggestions for fragrance free products?

  • @athena3865
    @athena3865 13 дней назад +1

    I am the grandmother, lol. I use a high end line from an exclusive department store and have spent thousands on their products over the last few years. I am eager to start this journey and hope to have beautiful hair, again.

  • @MsSimonBee
    @MsSimonBee 19 дней назад

    Your videos were such a game changer for me. By now I'm on all of your recommended products and I'm still amazed that I can go for a week without washing and it looks so healthy. Also, blow drying has become so much easier and no longer that pain in the a** I only did when I didn't have the time to let it air dry. I even now dared to bleach my dark brown hair a bit to go to dark red and it's still smooth and soft. My hairdresser even gave me compliments on it the last time I got my ends trimmed.

  • @SerenityMusic3
    @SerenityMusic3 8 дней назад

    OMG 🤯 thank you thank you 🙏🏽 thank you ❤ hair already started growing 😊

  • @cynthiagilbreth1352
    @cynthiagilbreth1352 18 дней назад +14

    Another comment, I would love to see you shampoo and style Leslie’s hair, and maybe some of the other stylists. Then have Leslie give us her daily (and nightly) routine to get her to the next shampoo and style. I love her off screen comments.

  • @KMaddox
    @KMaddox 14 дней назад +1

    Purchased the Redken Big Blowout Cream on his advice -- really dries out my hair! The Redken Thermal Spray 22 does not dry out my hair -- it works very well. I tossed the cream in the tube.

    • @RunDLC
      @RunDLC 7 дней назад

      The big blow out cream was awful for me too. Dry & tangled in knots.
      I haven’t found much success with any Redken products I’ve tried.