Misinformation. I'd recommend watching videos from Lab Muffin Beauty Science about why all of these ingredients are perfectly fine. Parabens get unnecessary hate despite being a very useful category of preservatives that have a low rate of allergenicity. Often products that are "paraben free" actually have MORE preservatives becase parabens are really good at their job. Silicones are especially helpful for those with coarse, dry, or frizzy hair; all issues that those with culry hair deal with. Silicones help your hair retain moisture. Sulfates are super good surfactants that are only really a problem if you're allergic/sensitive. I'm sensitive to SLS in toothpaste, but not in haircare products.
please do research and try things for yourself y’all. all the ingredients they said are bad for curly hair actually really help my curly hair. find your own process, try what people recommend but don’t just take what they say as truth. there’s just no scientific evidence that these ingredients are bad for ALL curly hair (or evidence they cause dryness or other issues)
OH MY GOD!!! FINALLY SOMEONE WITH COMMON SENSE!!! Since I started CGM I always thought my hair was ugly because it didn't react well to many of the approved CGM products, but when I stopped the method and tried other ingredients...my hair came back to life. You speak with all the truth.
People like to avoid parabens because they may want to limit exposure to certain preservatives, and that concern isn't unfounded since the cosmetics industry doesn't have much in the way of regulation. Feed your personal care products into EWG's Skin Deep database and it'll open your eyes. Regarding the others, there are different types of silicones, but you need to remove any that aren't water soluble out of your hair regularly or else they will build up on your hair and prevent it from getting moisture, which can cause dryness or brittle hair over time. They're also deceiving because they impart artificial shine. If you clarify regularly (which you would need a sulfate for and those can be drying to your hair if you overdo it), it's not a big deal, but my curly hair is low porosity and hates insoluble silicones for the most part. My hair handles the water soluble ones just fine and I can remove those with a gentler shampoo.
Not everyone wants 'locks' or at least, not all the time. Different styling techniques produce different curl types. Sometimes the aim is definition and at others it may be volume or length.
silicones are not good because it is fake moisture and it's basically plastic. It acts like a moisturizer for a short period of time because it coats the hair in a plastic type film and keeps real moisture from coming in, therefore over time your hair gets dry. but sulfates are fine because its clarifying but should only be used once a month because it has harsh chemicals that dry out the hair.
There is nothing wrong with silicones. Your hair does not need to breathe or whatever. The film that silicones form on your hair is why silicones are beneficial. Of course it’s all about formulation and not all products are the same but simply saying that silicones are bad is misinformation.
Sulfates are necessary for ALL hair types. You need to clarify your hair at least oncw a month. Strip the hair all the way clean and using oils, hydrating masks etc to maintain a balance. Using sulfates gets rid of build-up which can actually cause a tonne of problems. Using sulfates is actually helps keep your hair healthy. You just gotta maintain a balance
So true. No sulfates is for those who don't use so many products like we curly hair people do. After I again started to use shampoos with sulfates and strip my hair from all the previous products my healthy curls came back.
@@strivingtoonedaybeuseful6049 apply cider is a good gentle clarifier for sure (though it's very mild) but it's not gonna strip the hair of buildup the appropriate amount
@@Triumphtor definitely, when I clarify it adds volume back to my curly hair too, I just use hydrating hair and scalp masks to add back a bit of what the clarifiers strip
Agree I can't live without it. Hair feels heavy and kinda dirty too plus I know for sure without sulfate my hair gonna look dead. Balance the sulfate with moisturize hairmask or conditioner. If you lazy like me and don't want to have to many products, trust me shampoo with sulfate and moisturizer conditioner plus hairmask is already GREAT.
Silicones, Sulfates and Parabens are really not that bad and actually good for cleaning your scalp, if you're prone to an oily one. Just try yourself out.
This is basically how not to style "HER" curly hair😂😂 I agree don't brush curly hair dry but that's literally the only tip I follow because my hair is NOTHING like hers. Curly hair is so unique and can't be given generalized tips because everyone and every hair type is completely different.
See, i think i can do this, but i struggle to section my hair. Anytime i try use my brush on a new section it just picks up everything around it, even when im working from the bottom of my scalp up, and even when ive got the rest in a clip.
Sulfates and silicones are safe and necessary even for the kinkiest of hair types. This myth that they should be avoided at all cost was started by the woman who created the curly girl method in the 90s. Silicones are necessary for making your hair more manageable if your hair is bleached. Sulfates help clean the scalp and if you’re going to be using a lot of product you need to be clarifying once a week with a clarifying shampoo. Those ingredients may not be as helpful for extremely healthy hair, but most people have very damaged hair.
Your curls look superb! ❤️❤️ But for me personally, I dislike extremely shiny hair and hair that is heavy and soaked in product. I like the more natural curls and slightly frizzy hair kinda look❤
@@MacaroniAndCheese420 You can buy a spray bottle to wet your hair without having to get in the shower. In the shower, since you only need to be washing your hair every 5 days that will be the only time in the shower you’ll have to Detangle and wet it. When you shower, you should fully soak the hair first and detangle it before shampooing the hair.
Not all Silicones are not bad please educate yourselves🙃 lotions have them as a skin protectant. Silicone is used as a sealant to KEEP the moisture locked in after conditioners and moisture products. Just make sure you use a good shampoo like Shea Moisture JBCO or Olaplex 4C and you good money.
I think you should focus more on taking care and embracing your natural waves. Wavy hairs beautiful and depending on the type can be taken care of very similarly to curly hair, and perms damage your hair permenantly :(
Can anyone give me advice I used to straighten my hair a lot like every other week for 8 years and my hair is really damaged but for some reason it’s only on one half of my hair and another problem I have is when I brush it with my hair soaking wet it’s curly but when it gets to about a little higher then my eye brows it’s just frizz no matter how soaked my hair is ( also I’m black so do what you want with that information)
Bro I feel like this is so true I tried a curly hair routine and I raked my hair I woke up after my hair fully dried and all of my curls were separated and it looked really dry
Beautiful hair! Some silicone are bad. Some silicone are good. Water-based silicone are good. Look up the type of silicone that are water-based believe it or not women with curly natural hair, use natural products and still have split ends and breakage. Water base silicone help with split stop ends and breakage.
SO HELPFULL
No
Sulfates help clarify you hair and refunded buildup it's actually important not bad
Misinformation. I'd recommend watching videos from Lab Muffin Beauty Science about why all of these ingredients are perfectly fine. Parabens get unnecessary hate despite being a very useful category of preservatives that have a low rate of allergenicity. Often products that are "paraben free" actually have MORE preservatives becase parabens are really good at their job.
Silicones are especially helpful for those with coarse, dry, or frizzy hair; all issues that those with culry hair deal with. Silicones help your hair retain moisture.
Sulfates are super good surfactants that are only really a problem if you're allergic/sensitive. I'm sensitive to SLS in toothpaste, but not in haircare products.
please do research and try things for yourself y’all. all the ingredients they said are bad for curly hair actually really help my curly hair. find your own process, try what people recommend but don’t just take what they say as truth. there’s just no scientific evidence that these ingredients are bad for ALL curly hair (or evidence they cause dryness or other issues)
OH MY GOD!!! FINALLY SOMEONE WITH COMMON SENSE!!!
Since I started CGM I always thought my hair was ugly because it didn't react well to many of the approved CGM products, but when I stopped the method and tried other ingredients...my hair came back to life.
You speak with all the truth.
My leave in has silicone yet it works perfectly for me!!
Right! My hair loves silicones and I always take products in my hair
Exactly!! Also dove is so good for my hair and everyone talks so bad about it like wtf every person has a different hair type 😭
People like to avoid parabens because they may want to limit exposure to certain preservatives, and that concern isn't unfounded since the cosmetics industry doesn't have much in the way of regulation. Feed your personal care products into EWG's Skin Deep database and it'll open your eyes.
Regarding the others, there are different types of silicones, but you need to remove any that aren't water soluble out of your hair regularly or else they will build up on your hair and prevent it from getting moisture, which can cause dryness or brittle hair over time. They're also deceiving because they impart artificial shine.
If you clarify regularly (which you would need a sulfate for and those can be drying to your hair if you overdo it), it's not a big deal, but my curly hair is low porosity and hates insoluble silicones for the most part. My hair handles the water soluble ones just fine and I can remove those with a gentler shampoo.
Misinformation queen 👑💖 lol
For real!
My hair is looking like the right rn 😭
Fr tho 😭😭
same here :’)
Same💀
Not everyone wants 'locks' or at least, not all the time. Different styling techniques produce different curl types. Sometimes the aim is definition and at others it may be volume or length.
Beautiful curls! 😍
The first tip isn’t helpful at all and is just straight up misinformation lol. All of those ingredients are safe and good to use.
Yea. My hair became damaged when I started using sulfate free shampoo. My hair grew the most when I used sulfates 😅
silicones are not good because it is fake moisture and it's basically plastic. It acts like a moisturizer for a short period of time because it coats the hair in a plastic type film and keeps real moisture from coming in, therefore over time your hair gets dry. but sulfates are fine because its clarifying but should only be used once a month because it has harsh chemicals that dry out the hair.
@@AaliyahDiamond-bf8ne exactly thank you I know I'm not crazy silicone is disgusting for me
There is nothing wrong with silicones. Your hair does not need to breathe or whatever. The film that silicones form on your hair is why silicones are beneficial. Of course it’s all about formulation and not all products are the same but simply saying that silicones are bad is misinformation.
Sulfates are necessary for ALL hair types. You need to clarify your hair at least oncw a month. Strip the hair all the way clean and using oils, hydrating masks etc to maintain a balance. Using sulfates gets rid of build-up which can actually cause a tonne of problems. Using sulfates is actually helps keep your hair healthy. You just gotta maintain a balance
I use apple cider vinegar for that
So true. No sulfates is for those who don't use so many products like we curly hair people do. After I again started to use shampoos with sulfates and strip my hair from all the previous products my healthy curls came back.
@@strivingtoonedaybeuseful6049 apply cider is a good gentle clarifier for sure (though it's very mild) but it's not gonna strip the hair of buildup the appropriate amount
@@Triumphtor definitely, when I clarify it adds volume back to my curly hair too, I just use hydrating hair and scalp masks to add back a bit of what the clarifiers strip
Agree I can't live without it. Hair feels heavy and kinda dirty too plus I know for sure without sulfate my hair gonna look dead. Balance the sulfate with moisturize hairmask or conditioner. If you lazy like me and don't want to have to many products, trust me shampoo with sulfate and moisturizer conditioner plus hairmask is already GREAT.
Do research before you try to give advice
she did be quiet
@AnushaRaghavendiran considering everything she is saying is not true. I highly doubt it 😭
@@sparklyplumbobdepends on your hair porosity and curl type, stuff like that
Silicones, Sulfates and Parabens are really not that bad and actually good for cleaning your scalp, if you're prone to an oily one. Just try yourself out.
My curly hair looked like that at the end when I listened to this kind of advise thank you!
I like curls to be more seperated.
Do research y’all, this video is NOT research. And don’t feel guilty if u do these things
Thank uuu
I have the same hair texture ❤️
This is basically how not to style "HER" curly hair😂😂 I agree don't brush curly hair dry but that's literally the only tip I follow because my hair is NOTHING like hers. Curly hair is so unique and can't be given generalized tips because everyone and every hair type is completely different.
You do know there’s different hair and curl types and those types require different ingredients and routines….. right?
See, i think i can do this, but i struggle to section my hair. Anytime i try use my brush on a new section it just picks up everything around it, even when im working from the bottom of my scalp up, and even when ive got the rest in a clip.
Ehat you have too much hair to section it. I don't have the damn influencer time. But I love your hair!
Sulfates and silicones are safe and necessary even for the kinkiest of hair types. This myth that they should be avoided at all cost was started by the woman who created the curly girl method in the 90s. Silicones are necessary for making your hair more manageable if your hair is bleached. Sulfates help clean the scalp and if you’re going to be using a lot of product you need to be clarifying once a week with a clarifying shampoo. Those ingredients may not be as helpful for extremely healthy hair, but most people have very damaged hair.
What hair smoothie do you use
Your curls look superb! ❤️❤️ But for me personally, I dislike extremely shiny hair and hair that is heavy and soaked in product. I like the more natural curls and slightly frizzy hair kinda look❤
I acually love the frissy julia Roberts curls but this is cute too
i love that too but i think it loooks better in wavy hair
I learned All of this at the age of ten from my grandmother and mom so now I know for the future how to take care of my hair easily
some of these are definitely just preference and what you prefer
Thanks for the tips but what do you recommend shampoo that doesn’t have sulfate cause idk where to find
is it ok to brush ur hair dry then detangle in the shower as well
If you have curly hair you should never brush it dry. That leads to split ends and breakage.
@@madlie2452 Oh! i’ve been doing it bc my mom tells me i take too long in the shower😭😭
@@MacaroniAndCheese420 You can buy a spray bottle to wet your hair without having to get in the shower. In the shower, since you only need to be washing your hair every 5 days that will be the only time in the shower you’ll have to Detangle and wet it. When you shower, you should fully soak the hair first and detangle it before shampooing the hair.
@@madlie2452 every five days???
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Not all Silicones are not bad please educate yourselves🙃 lotions have them as a skin protectant. Silicone is used as a sealant to KEEP the moisture locked in after conditioners and moisture products. Just make sure you use a good shampoo like Shea Moisture JBCO or Olaplex 4C and you good money.
I think the finished product are too much like curls like you gotta brush through- as a wavy hair girl -_-
i have naturally wavy hair and if i get a perm to make it more well curly will this stuff work
I think you should focus more on taking care and embracing your natural waves. Wavy hairs beautiful and depending on the type can be taken care of very similarly to curly hair, and perms damage your hair permenantly :(
Curly/wavy hair is so tip-top tier, but super high maintenance. It's like deadlifting, lol.
Can anyone give me advice
I used to straighten my hair a lot like every other week for 8 years and my hair is really damaged but for some reason it’s only on one half of my hair and another problem I have is when I brush it with my hair soaking wet it’s curly but when it gets to about a little higher then my eye brows it’s just frizz no matter how soaked my hair is
( also I’m black so do what you want with that information)
Do what works for your hair
What kind of detangling brush do you use?
Bro I feel like this is so true I tried a curly hair routine and I raked my hair I woke up after my hair fully dried and all of my curls were separated and it looked really dry
Thank you soo much!!❤
Hydration comes from water, bro is literally Einstein
I do not like gel in my hair because it gets a little hard an I want my hair to be soft
Question! Does a curl smoothie make your haur shiny? Or create a "wet look" which is curly hair goal!!!
thank you so much for the advice im learning how to style my curly hair and learning what products i should use this is really helpful❤
HYDRATION COMES FROM WATER 🌊
After that, do you air dry or blowdry?
that literally looks ai its so shiny
Your curls are gorgeous!
Jesus love you 💜
My bf hair NEEDS the silicone we haven’t found anything even close just avoid the scalp and wash properly
I like ❤
Beautiful hair! Some silicone are bad. Some silicone are good. Water-based silicone are good. Look up the type of silicone that are water-based believe it or not women with curly natural hair, use natural products and still have split ends and breakage. Water base silicone help with split stop ends and breakage.
Sulfates help hair by reducing build up. Regularly clarifying your hair is good
Does anyone know who this woman is?! I've been looking for an Aussie curly hair influencer to follow without much luck.
Perfect
Woda 🥤
THIS IS SO HELPFUL YOU DONT UNDERSTANDDDDD!!!
Me with my Afro rn 🫡
Bro ur hair looks perfect
Beautiful hair honey
I NEED TO DO THIS
You forgot no glycerin 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮