Can anyone HELP!! I cut all my hair off. After I had my beautiful baby I had some hair loss. So I buzzed it all. Iv been washing my hair with my face wash. Wall iv been doing my skin care on my head for 1.5y now. My patchy spots are gone. I’m ready to start growing it out. I want to do it right and I don’t know where to start. What do I use. I’m nominally just a cheapest shampoo will do girly.
These are great tips for most people, but some people like me truly do just have oily hair. I wash it 2 or 3 times a week, avoid sulfates and silicones, and put zero product in my hair. It’s still super oily 12 hours after a wash. If this is you too, don’t feel bad ❤
I can make my wash day last for 4 to 5 days without oily roots by spraying a dry shampoo every night before putting my hair in a sleep cap. It soaks up the oil before the oil has a chance to become visible. Even my short fringe makes it without me needing to re-wash. I do recommend finding a dry shampoo which doesn't give any tinted residue. I use L'Oreal Air Volume Dry Shampoo. It has no visible residue & using it before my roots get oily works brilliantly for me.
I recommend using shampoos with sulfates bc it actually cleanses your scalp. Bit of course only like once a week cause it can be drying if used too often but once a week or even every other week will probably help. Also there’s the inkey list salicylic acid scalp treatment that could help!
@@jih-pu4xe I recently found out that studies show that dry shampoo shouldn't be used more than twice a week, and never use it more than 2 days in a row, otherwise it can cause hair loss... I just stopped using dry shampoo because my hair is falling out...
Yeah I’m not washing my hair once, or twice a week because I’m not going to work dirty. Every other day is what works for me. I also workout, so if I workout days in a row my hair is getting washed.
Ok after almost 10 years of using dry shampoo I finally learned how to properly use it thanks to your video!!! rinsing by sections and the brush type and cleaning then, are tips that have been extremely helpful in my case. Never used pre scalp oil before, wish I could buy JVN oil in 🇩🇪😢!. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us❤
Will JVN be producing a dry shampoo in the future? I hope so! Is there a dry shampoo you recommend? I’ve only ever used Batiste due to them having a dry shampoo for darker hair. Open to recommendations!
Thanks for explaining how to properly clean brushes, it's something I always struggled with. Question, how do you feel about organic, sulfate free shampoo bars? And also tangle free brushes? Do you also have a recommendation for wide tooth combs or combs in general for in and out of the shower?
Loves this video! What would you recommend if I workout almost every day of the week so it gets very sweaty (two of those days include chlorine from swimming)????
Hi! I have a question 🙋🏻♀️ I have fine hair and whatever I do my hair going to be flat or like a feather.😔 i tried everything; rollers, curling, hair spray etc. and also im using shampoo for fine hair, but whatever i do my hair doesn’t look good… Now I have medium length, light brown hair, should I have short and more dark hair???
I like Jonathan but nothing in this video is accurate. Oil production is largely determined by your genetics not your washing routine. You cannot train your scalp to produce less oil, that’s not a thing. Furthermore sebum buildup can lead to irritation and aggravate certain conditions like seborrheic dermatitis, androgen alopecia, dandruff etc. How often you can wash your hair will vary depending on your hair texture and condition. For example, people who suffer from seborrheic dermatitis like myself can benefit from daily washing with no detriment to hair quality or scalp health, in fact preventing sebum accumulation is key in managing it. Please talk to a board certified dermatologist not a stylist. While they can provide useful tips in terms of actually styling hair, this is really outside of their scope and this type of advice can actually cause damage ✌🏼
I am so grateful that you're putting all these on RUclips! I am living for these longer format tips videos, for JVN products period, and the weekly motivational shorts!💜 Bless you and yours!
@@jvnyou are not women bro, you are a man. Always will be.. and REAL women's fear of transwoMEN is REAL, men are men, even if you cut off your dìqq and wear a dress.
Love these tips, just a reminder that oily hair can also be caused by other factors beyond just overwashing, especially hormonal changes which is what happened to me
Because unfortunately, training the scalp is a myth.. It's more genetic and hormonal. I have the same problem since I'm a teen. Tried absolutely everything and nothing changed my hair 😒😔
Finally got to a good place with not overwashing, my best trick is to use conditioner around day 2-3 instead of shampoo, but kind of giving it a gentle scrub. Comes out really soft and fresh and good for another day. It's hard to break the cycle but so worth it. PS that top and cami looks super pretty on you
Funnily enough, I just watched a Dr. Dray video where she says “over washing hair makes it more oily” is actually a myth. Some people just naturally have oilier hair.
As someone with seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp, I struggle with flaky but oily scalp with my short, masculine style. I found not washing everyday made me soooo itchy on the second day. Zinc shampoo for me everyday + antifungal every other week for me to maintain my hair/scalp🤷♂️
Zinc shampoo!? That sounds interesting. How long have you been using it and did you notice it's helping you, please? I suspect something like that is happening to my scalp as well, but I have not been to a dermatologist, so don't know for sure. Thank you for sharing that, I'll now look up the zinc shampoo.
Love you, all your shows, ALL your products. Thank you for being you and sharing yourself with the world. I can't watch you without feeling inspired or laughing through tears, my favorite emotion 😂
Love you Johnathan! I love these tips but I wonder if circumstances would change for people who suffer from dandruff? I used to wash my hair every other day (it took me a long time to even achieve this) but the build up triggered crazy dandruff.. in the end i had to go back to washing my hair everyday 😢
It’s hard for me to go more than a day without washing my hair since I have seborrheic dermatitis. When I don’t wash my hair, it flairs this up and it gets super, super itchy and those plaques of gross skin start to form. Washing my hair frequently keeps my seborrheic dermatitis at bay unfortunately😞
I literally wash my hair every day it's going crazy oily so much I use head and shoulders shampoo once I wash it its smooth and awesome but next day oily af
I love watching you you are so funny you just come straight from the hip I love a quick sense of humor. You're quick ❤😂❤I love it 😂❤also You are very intelligent as well thank you so much and your hair is gorgeous. I just missed dark hair the picture I have here on my RUclips is natural I've got glasses on so it's kind of push my hair up but I mean it's my natural color hair then of course of messed with it. I had mentioned that in a different video. Thank you so much for all the information😊
I live in the deep South is hot humid I love to be outside so my hair has to be washed I just can't walk around with stinky hair. I'm very hygienic about it And I always try to use or I really look for that bunny rabbit I should say I do not want products that are tested on animals whatsoever it's just not worth it when you can use coconut oil things like that for the ends and extra virgin olive oil or whatever you can get I don't know what other people would like to pay. I just love natural except I miss all the Auburn caramel colors in my hair the front is one color the back is another my Daddy's was the same way he never lost his hair he had very beautiful hair. It's odd everybody in my family has blonde hair except for me all of my cousins however both my parents had dark hair. Also we have native American Cherokee in our family. My aunt my mother and my cousin have enough hair for five people. I'm thick enough hair I'm not complaining whatsoever but however I would like more volume and I love big hair I would like to see what you think. Thank you in advance for all the information you're pouring out this is fantastic! You are very well educated thank you 😊 and have a great sense of humor 😀
My hair did not use to be overly oily. Since my late teens early 20s it has progressively worsen over the years (I have even lost half of my hair density). I kid you not I have tried "retraining" my hair. I went over 6 months washing my hair every other 3rd/4th day and it's still excessively oily. I have tried all these tips over the years with no results 😢. Do you have any other advice?
This sounds like it might be related to hormones or diet or something internal. You might want to check your hormone or thyroid levels. I believe there are home tests available these days at a drugstore. I have always had very fine, prone to oily hair. When I was in grade school, I used to flip my hair over in sections and dust (used a makeup brush) the tiniest amount of baby powder (or cornstarch) on the roots, just to absorb some of the awful greeseiness that would build up literally overnight. It's gotten much better in my adult years, and I've discovered other products that are less risky.
I am the same way. I started to bleach my hair and then color over it every few months. It basically fries the grease out lol. There is tons of people on Reddit etc who do this. It’s worth it for us super greasy gals! 🤷♀️ I’m platinum blonde for a day or so then dye over it with my natural brown color. Changed my whole life. Oh and blow drying more often. Drying it out! Good luck!
Thank you for justifying the “double wash!” As a gray haired curly girl, I usually wash every 5-7 days, and have to double up to get product out! I have been told by well-meaning, friends and hairdressers that I should only need to wash once. It’s just nice to get the facts from one who knows soooo much about hair / skin care! Love you and your content!! ❤️
I saw your interview with Dax. I'm a trans teenager currently dealing with a lot of transphobia rn in my school and I just want to say that what you did means so much to me. Your words mean so much to me. And I love how even though you're tired you just keep fighting. You are so strong I love you!❤
Wouldn't dry shampoo have the same effect as over washing? Like it takes away the oil and makes your scalp think it needs to produce more oil.. or is it different?
Nice phobe go to , thats what you guys do 😂 quit making junk up, its just simply how things work. Gota make everything about everyone else being the phobe. So much for tolerance 😂
I could never go longer than every other day washes. My hair gets Soooo prickly and itchy on day 3 😢 Sadly, it looks so good on day 2. Day 1 it's too frizzly and dryish
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Wowwwww... Jonathan, Jonathan, Jonathan... I am really happy and ever so much thankful that I hav came across your video regarding Greasy hair. For years I hav battled so much with greasy hair/roots, and have spent a fortune searching here in the UK for suitable shampoos conditioners treatments etc fr my hair. At one point I hav even wanted to shave all my hair off as I was feeling so disgusting dirty because of my hair being like this. I wash my hair every couple of days. I read every bit of information on the back of shampoo bottles etc to figure what the ingredients are that are in them. I am currently using Rosemary shampoo and would love to know your thoughts regarding Rosemary shampoos? . I believe I should be avoiding dimethicone which is just one of the things but I'm not so sure about the others but Thanks to you, you have given such great tips in this video and I am even more clearer regarding what to avoid in shampoos etc.. This video was so informative and certainly did find it helpful. Thank youuu soo much
I appreciate this video as I have fine, oily-prone hair. Embody shampoo and conditioner have been working so well for me. Also, your hairstyle is giving Farrah Fawcett and I LOVE it❤
For overwashing .but using the shampoo right out of the bottle does strip the oil too much. By doluting the shampoo with 1/4 of the shampoo 3/4 with water in a travel size container help me out
The best thing I have done for my dry hair is use the Monsia Kleen filtered shower head, you can really see the difference in your skin and hair after only a few showers.
love u but there are just ppl with greasy hair. i have had very greasy hair since i was a young child. i have never heat treated or dyed my hair in my life (in my mid 20s now) and for 4 years i was washing my hair twice a week and following most if not all of these tips at time. i have very fine and thin pin straight hair. even after these years of trying techniques, my hair was still getting noticably greasy about 6 hours after washing. i now wash my hair twice a day before bed and when i wake up as my hair is greasy by the morning time but also is very greasy by bed time, making me feel gross. i now use no products in my hair besides shampoo and my hair looks and feels the most healthy it ever has.
I've washed my hair daily for at least a decade... in december I started a strict 2-3x a week washing routine with dry shampoo in between the hairwashing. I see absolutely no progress and I am fucking desperate and really don't know what else to do 😭
Tbh I think some people are just oily and need to wash more often. I have always had oily skin and hair, and “training” my scalp absolutely did not work. I have had results with the Inkey List Salicylic Acid scalp treatment as well as making sure my roots dry with some volume - either blow drying the roots upside down or flipping my hair every few mins while it air dries. Washing every other day or every two days is more reasonable for me before I get itchy. I’d say aim for whatever keeps you feeling your best - just like food, our skin and hair are not one size fits all. Good luck friend
I grew up being taught to wash my hair daily, with cheap shampoo like prell and suave. I chose based on the scents, and was never taught how to care for my hair. I air dried it, slept on it wet. My mother pinned me down and chopped off my hair into an ugly bob from 5 years old to when I physically fought her at 11. At that point I didn't let anyone touch my hair. In high school I washed daily, but with the wrong products and was shamed for being greasy, but never taught. In college I copied my friends, who were using shampoo made for more curly dry hair. Finally I decided I just have oily hair and I bought clarifying shampoos that I used daily. I'm just now starting to challenge the idea that my hair is innately greasy and learn more about hair care. It took until my mid 20s to really start figuring it out. I now have enough days off and the opportunity to decide to wash my hair before work if I really need to, so I've been experimenting with skipping days, overnight heatless curls, blow drying on cool etc to see how my hair responds. I finally actually like my hair and feel pretty most days😊
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Thank you for this video!! I began using JVN Hair products about a year ago and recently purchased the pre wash scalp oil but was a little worried after trying it how oily it made my hair look after washing it out. I’ll have to give it more of a try!! (Also, excited to see Fun & Slutty in October 😘)
When I started working from home, I pretty quickly switched up my shower routine and I definitely noticed an improvement in the oiliness of my hair after a couple months. And then I started using this shampoo bar which made everything about my hair feel better. But because my hair is so thin and fine, I am still super aware of the oil and I still have to wash it every other day if I plan on leaving my house at all, lol. But I'm definitely going to try the oil treatment because I would like a little more control over the situation!
I tried the washing less often but got impatient, thanks for the tips, I shall try again! It's soooo hard when you've been used to washing it every day :O
It took me a while to train my hair to not be washed as much. I was washing every day, so I went to every other day. Then I went to every third day and so on.
My hair is super fine and curly and gets very oily on the second day. I've found that aside from what he mentioned, using a diluted ACV mixture on my scalp and ends (leave on for 5min after shampooing and before conditioning) has made such a huge difference in my scalps health and oil production.
my issue with oily hair is that i workout everyday so i don’t know how to balance washing my hair between workouts while also jot over washing and exacerbating the oily-ness.
Wow, I have been told flipping my head upside down and blow drying without a nozzle was terrible from so many of my friends... but it is the best way for me to get volume. Finally I feel good about blow drying my super fine and thin hair "wrong". Loved this video.
Every single one of my stylists I've had asked me to flip my hair over while they dry it because it's so fine. Be aware, if you have heavy wet hair on top of that freshly blown under hair, it will flatten right back out. I usually do it twords the end of the drying process. Just be sure you don't fry a single spot by holding it there too long.
Jonathan recommended around 8:55 using the JVN conditioner that had aloe leaf juice, which reminds me: a dermatologist on yt recommended to *not* use conditioners with oils in their ingredient list, because that can contribute to your hair looking oily faster… so aloe leaf juice is a nice alternative for delivering moisture to the scalp. I haven’t been _regularly_ conditioning my scalp for a while, just focusing on my lower shaft and ends, so I’m very curious about trying a volumizing conditioner for my scalp. I’ve seen dermatologist on yt recommending salicylic acid shampoos and pre-poos treatments, as well as clarifying shampoos to treat an oily scalp, I’m curious what Jonathan’s perspective is on those recommendations. I appreciate the wealth of other thoughtful tips provided though and can’t wait to see how they work for me!! 💖💖
Love you JVN but these tips are def not a 'one size fits all'. I did all of this over some months and my scalp stayed oily, never resolved and I ended up with scalp acne and dreadful itchy scalp from the oil build up. Lots of derms say an oily scalp can be hormonal or just your DNA and if your scalp is oily to wash it. Tying hair back while trying to 'train' my scalp/hair then caused tension hair loss which I still have. It simply did not work for me and caused terrible consequences.
I have a question for us boys and girls that really WANT healthy luscious hair like yours and want to go days on end without needing to wash our hair but don’t know how. For example. I work as a ups package handler who sweats her ass off in 110 degree steel hot boxes loading 5-150lb boxes into trailers. So… needless to say when I get off work it looks like I jumped in a pool fully clothed. Oh, and! The dust floating in the air that gets kicked up in the trailers latch to my sticky body and hair (literally turns into mud). I could go on and on about all the bugs (since we are down by the river) and such that lead to the decision that I feel like…. I neeeeeed to wash my hair everyday.. 😢 heeelp, is there anything us laborers can do that work in extreme heat and nastiness?
I've been using JVN scalp oil with the volume shampoo and conditioner (every 2-3 days) for a couple of months. My scalp is still flakey. I need help. I've been suffering from hair loss and flakey scalp especially along the hair line (caused by the product). After seeing the wonders JVN did on queer eye I hoped I could finally feel secure about my hair. After a month my scalp is still itchy and flakey. It's not working 😭 JVN please help me beautiful. I'm at a loss. I had to wear a hair piece for my wedding just so I could wear my vale. I long to have bangs but I have no hair up top. 🥺
I've got seborrheic dermatitis and I've been washing my hair once a week with ketoconazole shampoo for some time now and it's perfect litterally right after drying but then it becomes so greasy the next day :/ What am I doing wrong?
Love your personality on camera. I'd consider consulting a board certified dermatologist about this though. An oily scalp is more about genetics, diet, topical ingredients, environmental exposure, hormonal fluctuations, and hygiene practices like you mentioned (shampooing effectively, touching your hair less, cleansing frequency, clean towels and styling tools, etc). Sebum production is simply a biological function, not a response to whether you've shampooed recently or not. Personally, I've played around with shampooing frequency and I just can't go without washing every day or every other day at most. Using a salicylic acid shampoo semi-regularly seems to leave my scalp feeling pretty clarified during oiler times. I also don't think dry shampoo should be a frequent go-to for most people. It's not a cleansing agent as it's marketed, it's cost prohibitive for many, and can be really irritating to the scalp and respiratory system causing more problems. With an oily scalp, I find it's best to use only in a pinch to freshen up midday/event strictly to help maintain your hair style, but it's not a rinse and lather shampoo replacement.
I started using a frizz free shampoo for 2 months and my scalp has become sooooo oily. I haven't had this much oil since I was a teen. Can the wrong shampoo really do that in is it something else? I follow all of these tips already. My routine hasn't changed.
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TYSM! I wish I knew this 2 years ago cause it took me a lot of time and products to figure out most of your tips on my own. You're the best!! 🕺💃🏼
PS your hair in this video is incredible! Serving queen status hunny!!
Thank you for this. Your hair looks absolutely airy and beautiful.
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Can anyone HELP!! I cut all my hair off. After I had my beautiful baby I had some hair loss. So I buzzed it all. Iv been washing my hair with my face wash. Wall iv been doing my skin care on my head for 1.5y now. My patchy spots are gone. I’m ready to start growing it out. I want to do it right and I don’t know where to start. What do I use. I’m nominally just a cheapest shampoo will do girly.
These are great tips for most people, but some people like me truly do just have oily hair. I wash it 2 or 3 times a week, avoid sulfates and silicones, and put zero product in my hair. It’s still super oily 12 hours after a wash. If this is you too, don’t feel bad ❤
Yeah same. Some people just have oilier scalps and need to wash more frequently.
I can make my wash day last for 4 to 5 days without oily roots by spraying a dry shampoo every night before putting my hair in a sleep cap. It soaks up the oil before the oil has a chance to become visible.
Even my short fringe makes it without me needing to re-wash.
I do recommend finding a dry shampoo which doesn't give any tinted residue. I use L'Oreal Air Volume Dry Shampoo. It has no visible residue & using it before my roots get oily works brilliantly for me.
@@jih-pu4xe yeah dry shampoo isn’t for me
I recommend using shampoos with sulfates bc it actually cleanses your scalp. Bit of course only like once a week cause it can be drying if used too often but once a week or even every other week will probably help. Also there’s the inkey list salicylic acid scalp treatment that could help!
@@jih-pu4xe I recently found out that studies show that dry shampoo shouldn't be used more than twice a week, and never use it more than 2 days in a row, otherwise it can cause hair loss... I just stopped using dry shampoo because my hair is falling out...
Yeah I’m not washing my hair once, or twice a week because I’m not going to work dirty. Every other day is what works for me. I also workout, so if I workout days in a row my hair is getting washed.
Ok after almost 10 years of using dry shampoo I finally learned how to properly use it thanks to your video!!! rinsing by sections and the brush type and cleaning then, are tips that have been extremely helpful in my case. Never used pre scalp oil before, wish I could buy JVN oil in 🇩🇪😢!. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us❤
What shampoo / soap would you recommend we wash our brushes in? Love you 🥰
I’ve been hoping you’d talk about cleaning brushes and yay you have! 😍
Will JVN be producing a dry shampoo in the future? I hope so!
Is there a dry shampoo you recommend? I’ve only ever used Batiste due to them having a dry shampoo for darker hair. Open to recommendations!
Don't use Batiste. Talc.
Thanks for explaining how to properly clean brushes, it's something I always struggled with. Question, how do you feel about organic, sulfate free shampoo bars? And also tangle free brushes? Do you also have a recommendation for wide tooth combs or combs in general for in and out of the shower?
Loves this video! What would you recommend if I workout almost every day of the week so it gets very sweaty (two of those days include chlorine from swimming)????
Thank you !!!!😊
I need Jonathan to do help me with my curls
Lots of curls videos on the channel!
Hi! I have a question 🙋🏻♀️ I have fine hair and whatever I do my hair going to be flat or like a feather.😔 i tried everything; rollers, curling, hair spray etc. and also im using shampoo for fine hair, but whatever i do my hair doesn’t look good…
Now I have medium length, light brown hair, should I have short and more dark hair???
I like Jonathan but nothing in this video is accurate. Oil production is largely determined by your genetics not your washing routine. You cannot train your scalp to produce less oil, that’s not a thing. Furthermore sebum buildup can lead to irritation and aggravate certain conditions like seborrheic dermatitis, androgen alopecia, dandruff etc. How often you can wash your hair will vary depending on your hair texture and condition. For example, people who suffer from seborrheic dermatitis like myself can benefit from daily washing with no detriment to hair quality or scalp health, in fact preventing sebum accumulation is key in managing it. Please talk to a board certified dermatologist not a stylist. While they can provide useful tips in terms of actually styling hair, this is really outside of their scope and this type of advice can actually cause damage ✌🏼
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What rubbish! Greasy hair can come from ill health or seborrhoeic over production. I've left my hair for 4 days, and still very oily the next day.
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I am so grateful that you're putting all these on RUclips! I am living for these longer format tips videos, for JVN products period, and the weekly motivational shorts!💜 Bless you and yours!
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Love these tips, just a reminder that oily hair can also be caused by other factors beyond just overwashing, especially hormonal changes which is what happened to me
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During the pandemic, I tried training my oily scalp, nothing worked and nothing changed 😢
What really worked for me is washing scalp only and conditioning length and ends only.
same girl...
I'm so sorry it didn't work for you! It's okay to wash daily if you need to. Just make sure you pick a shampoo that's made for your hair/scalp type. 😊
Because unfortunately, training the scalp is a myth.. It's more genetic and hormonal. I have the same problem since I'm a teen. Tried absolutely everything and nothing changed my hair 😒😔
So he’s an effeminate gay dude who now thinks he’s a woman? 😂
Finally got to a good place with not overwashing, my best trick is to use conditioner around day 2-3 instead of shampoo, but kind of giving it a gentle scrub. Comes out really soft and fresh and good for another day. It's hard to break the cycle but so worth it. PS that top and cami looks super pretty on you
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I was today years old when I learned I am supposed to be cleaning my brushes with SOAP.
Funnily enough, I just watched a Dr. Dray video where she says “over washing hair makes it more oily” is actually a myth. Some people just naturally have oilier hair.
As someone with seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp, I struggle with flaky but oily scalp with my short, masculine style. I found not washing everyday made me soooo itchy on the second day. Zinc shampoo for me everyday + antifungal every other week for me to maintain my hair/scalp🤷♂️
Zinc shampoo!? That sounds interesting. How long have you been using it and did you notice it's helping you, please? I suspect something like that is happening to my scalp as well, but I have not been to a dermatologist, so don't know for sure. Thank you for sharing that, I'll now look up the zinc shampoo.
Love you, all your shows, ALL your products. Thank you for being you and sharing yourself with the world. I can't watch you without feeling inspired or laughing through tears, my favorite emotion 😂
An emotional Tuesday morning! I’m here for it!!
I agree he is very well educated and he has an excellent sense of humor and yes I subscribe
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Love you Johnathan! I love these tips but I wonder if circumstances would change for people who suffer from dandruff? I used to wash my hair every other day (it took me a long time to even achieve this) but the build up triggered crazy dandruff.. in the end i had to go back to washing my hair everyday 😢
Finally, a topic tailored especially for me hehe. Thank you!
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It’s hard for me to go more than a day without washing my hair since I have seborrheic dermatitis. When I don’t wash my hair, it flairs this up and it gets super, super itchy and those plaques of gross skin start to form. Washing my hair frequently keeps my seborrheic dermatitis at bay unfortunately😞
Same as me😢😢😢
I have the same problem and just commented something similar, it would be cool if this was addressed in a video
I literally wash my hair every day it's going crazy oily so much I use head and shoulders shampoo once I wash it its smooth and awesome but next day oily af
You're giving me Farrah Fawcett's hairdo vibes. LOVE!
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I love watching you
you are so funny you just come straight from the hip I love a quick sense of humor.
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You are very intelligent as well thank you so much and your hair is gorgeous. I just missed dark hair the picture I have here on my RUclips is natural I've got glasses on so it's kind of push my hair up but I mean it's my natural color hair then of course of messed with it.
I had mentioned that in a different video.
Thank you so much for all the information😊
I live in the deep South is hot humid I love to be outside so my hair has to be washed I just can't walk around with stinky hair. I'm very hygienic about it
And I always try to use or I really look for that bunny rabbit I should say I do not want products that are tested on animals whatsoever it's just not worth it when you can use coconut oil things like that for the ends and extra virgin olive oil or whatever you can get I don't know what other people would like to pay.
I just love natural except I miss all the Auburn caramel colors in my hair the front is one color the back is another my Daddy's was the same way he never lost his hair he had very beautiful hair. It's odd everybody in my family has blonde hair except for me all of my cousins however both my parents had dark hair.
Also we have native American Cherokee in our family.
My aunt my mother and my cousin have enough hair for five people.
I'm thick enough hair I'm not complaining whatsoever but however I would like more volume and I love big hair I would like to see what you think.
Thank you in advance for all the information you're pouring out this is fantastic! You are very well educated thank you 😊 and have a great sense of humor 😀
Not enough people are talking about cleaning brushes! Great tips as always ❤
My hair did not use to be overly oily. Since my late teens early 20s it has progressively worsen over the years (I have even lost half of my hair density). I kid you not I have tried "retraining" my hair. I went over 6 months washing my hair every other 3rd/4th day and it's still excessively oily. I have tried all these tips over the years with no results 😢. Do you have any other advice?
This sounds like it might be related to hormones or diet or something internal. You might want to check your hormone or thyroid levels. I believe there are home tests available these days at a drugstore.
I have always had very fine, prone to oily hair. When I was in grade school, I used to flip my hair over in sections and dust (used a makeup brush) the tiniest amount of baby powder (or cornstarch) on the roots, just to absorb some of the awful greeseiness that would build up literally overnight. It's gotten much better in my adult years, and I've discovered other products that are less risky.
I am the same way. I started to bleach my hair and then color over it every few months. It basically fries the grease out lol. There is tons of people on Reddit etc who do this. It’s worth it for us super greasy gals! 🤷♀️ I’m platinum blonde for a day or so then dye over it with my natural brown color. Changed my whole life. Oh and blow drying more often. Drying it out! Good luck!
Thank you for justifying the “double wash!” As a gray haired curly girl, I usually wash every 5-7 days, and have to double up to get product out! I have been told by well-meaning, friends and hairdressers that I should only need to wash once. It’s just nice to get the facts from one who knows soooo much about hair / skin care! Love you and your content!! ❤️
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That sounds like an issue for the dermatologist 😥
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Wouldn't dry shampoo have the same effect as over washing? Like it takes away the oil and makes your scalp think it needs to produce more oil.. or is it different?
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I could never go longer than every other day washes. My hair gets Soooo prickly and itchy on day 3 😢
Sadly, it looks so good on day 2. Day 1 it's too frizzly and dryish
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Could never wash my hair daily
These tips are AMAZING! What’s your advice for wash frequency for people who workout a lot/sweat 4-5 days a week?
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I am really happy and ever so much thankful that I hav came across your video regarding Greasy hair.
For years I hav battled so much with greasy hair/roots, and have spent a fortune searching here in the UK for suitable shampoos conditioners treatments etc fr my hair.
At one point I hav even wanted to shave all my hair off as I was feeling so disgusting dirty because of my hair being like this. I wash my hair every couple of days. I read every bit of information on the back of shampoo bottles etc to figure what the ingredients are that are in them. I am currently using Rosemary shampoo and would love to know your thoughts regarding Rosemary shampoos? . I believe I should be avoiding dimethicone which is just one of the things but I'm not so sure about the others but Thanks to you, you have given such great tips in this video and I am even more clearer regarding what to avoid in shampoos etc.. This video was so informative and certainly did find it helpful.
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I appreciate this video as I have fine, oily-prone hair. Embody shampoo and conditioner have been working so well for me. Also, your hairstyle is giving Farrah Fawcett and I LOVE it❤
What if you workout several times a week and want to wash your sweaty head!? WHAT THEN, JVN??
I scrub and rinse my scalp as if im washing with shampoo, but i just dont use the shampoo! give it a good 5 minute scrub
So informative!! Seriously the most I've ever learned about my hair. These 12 mins more useful than a year of geometry 🤣
For overwashing .but using the shampoo right out of the bottle does strip the oil too much. By doluting the shampoo with 1/4 of the shampoo 3/4 with water in a travel size container help me out
I'm only 2 secs into the video, but had to tell you, you are so beautiful every day, but especially beautiful this day! Love the channel! ☺
The best thing I have done for my dry hair is use the Monsia Kleen filtered shower head, you can really see the difference in your skin and hair after only a few showers.
love u but there are just ppl with greasy hair. i have had very greasy hair since i was a young child. i have never heat treated or dyed my hair in my life (in my mid 20s now) and for 4 years i was washing my hair twice a week and following most if not all of these tips at time. i have very fine and thin pin straight hair. even after these years of trying techniques, my hair was still getting noticably greasy about 6 hours after washing. i now wash my hair twice a day before bed and when i wake up as my hair is greasy by the morning time but also is very greasy by bed time, making me feel gross. i now use no products in my hair besides shampoo and my hair looks and feels the most healthy it ever has.
I wash my hair once or max twice a week and my hair is still getting super oily. It got worse with per-menopause.
My issue is psoriasis in the scalp making it dry
I often can't even get through a day without my hair getting oily :(
what shampoo do i use for oily scalp everyday other than using clarifying shampoo 1-2 a month?
Washing my fringe in the sink by itself was a game changer.
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Beautiful hair. I want hair like that. I’m a woman, and he has better looking hair than I do.
How do you avoid having dandruff? is it inevitable if you have a thyroid issue? :(
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Where’d you get it, girl???
I've washed my hair daily for at least a decade... in december I started a strict 2-3x a week washing routine with dry shampoo in between the hairwashing. I see absolutely no progress and I am fucking desperate and really don't know what else to do 😭
Tbh I think some people are just oily and need to wash more often. I have always had oily skin and hair, and “training” my scalp absolutely did not work. I have had results with the Inkey List Salicylic Acid scalp treatment as well as making sure my roots dry with some volume - either blow drying the roots upside down or flipping my hair every few mins while it air dries. Washing every other day or every two days is more reasonable for me before I get itchy. I’d say aim for whatever keeps you feeling your best - just like food, our skin and hair are not one size fits all. Good luck friend
I grew up being taught to wash my hair daily, with cheap shampoo like prell and suave. I chose based on the scents, and was never taught how to care for my hair. I air dried it, slept on it wet. My mother pinned me down and chopped off my hair into an ugly bob from 5 years old to when I physically fought her at 11. At that point I didn't let anyone touch my hair. In high school I washed daily, but with the wrong products and was shamed for being greasy, but never taught. In college I copied my friends, who were using shampoo made for more curly dry hair. Finally I decided I just have oily hair and I bought clarifying shampoos that I used daily. I'm just now starting to challenge the idea that my hair is innately greasy and learn more about hair care. It took until my mid 20s to really start figuring it out. I now have enough days off and the opportunity to decide to wash my hair before work if I really need to, so I've been experimenting with skipping days, overnight heatless curls, blow drying on cool etc to see how my hair responds. I finally actually like my hair and feel pretty most days😊
I would love a hairbrush cleaning tutorial video
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you have some of the best brows in the game! please do a video about their care and maintenance, how to correct over tweezing, shaping techniques, filling, etc.
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Thank you for this video!! I began using JVN Hair products about a year ago and recently purchased the pre wash scalp oil but was a little worried after trying it how oily it made my hair look after washing it out. I’ll have to give it more of a try!! (Also, excited to see Fun & Slutty in October 😘)
Thank you for all of the helpful tips! I also love me a good scalp massaging brush for really scrubbing the scalp.
I'm a huge fan!! You are so smart and a wonderful human!
Thank you Hair Goddess I am now armed and ready to break the oily cycle 😊
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When I started working from home, I pretty quickly switched up my shower routine and I definitely noticed an improvement in the oiliness of my hair after a couple months. And then I started using this shampoo bar which made everything about my hair feel better. But because my hair is so thin and fine, I am still super aware of the oil and I still have to wash it every other day if I plan on leaving my house at all, lol. But I'm definitely going to try the oil treatment because I would like a little more control over the situation!
I have dry scalp/hair but I'm still here for the vibes ❤😂
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I tried the washing less often but got impatient, thanks for the tips, I shall try again! It's soooo hard when you've been used to washing it every day :O
It took me a while to train my hair to not be washed as much. I was washing every day, so I went to every other day. Then I went to every third day and so on.
Thanks for this! You’re the best. Working the oil out now with your embody set. ❤
My hair is super fine and curly and gets very oily on the second day. I've found that aside from what he mentioned, using a diluted ACV mixture on my scalp and ends (leave on for 5min after shampooing and before conditioning) has made such a huge difference in my scalps health and oil production.
How often do you use ACV mixture? Everyone's opinion differ
my issue with oily hair is that i workout everyday so i don’t know how to balance washing my hair between workouts while also jot over washing and exacerbating the oily-ness.
Same. I basically stopped running so I could grow my hair 😭
My hairstylist told me to just blow dry my hair after a massive sweat and it worked. Give it a try. I was sure it would be gross, but it wasn’t.
Wow, I have been told flipping my head upside down and blow drying without a nozzle was terrible from so many of my friends... but it is the best way for me to get volume. Finally I feel good about blow drying my super fine and thin hair "wrong". Loved this video.
Every single one of my stylists I've had asked me to flip my hair over while they dry it because it's so fine. Be aware, if you have heavy wet hair on top of that freshly blown under hair, it will flatten right back out. I usually do it twords the end of the drying process.
Just be sure you don't fry a single spot by holding it there too long.
Ngl, but sometimes I’ll chuck some dry shampoo on freshly cleaned and dried hair. It kinda helps everything last longer idk why 😂
@jvn are yall gonna do a dry shampoo??❤
Jonathan recommended around 8:55 using the JVN conditioner that had aloe leaf juice, which reminds me: a dermatologist on yt recommended to *not* use conditioners with oils in their ingredient list, because that can contribute to your hair looking oily faster… so aloe leaf juice is a nice alternative for delivering moisture to the scalp. I haven’t been _regularly_ conditioning my scalp for a while, just focusing on my lower shaft and ends, so I’m very curious about trying a volumizing conditioner for my scalp. I’ve seen dermatologist on yt recommending salicylic acid shampoos and pre-poos treatments, as well as clarifying shampoos to treat an oily scalp, I’m curious what Jonathan’s perspective is on those recommendations. I appreciate the wealth of other thoughtful tips provided though and can’t wait to see how they work for me!! 💖💖
Love you JVN but these tips are def not a 'one size fits all'. I did all of this over some months and my scalp stayed oily, never resolved and I ended up with scalp acne and dreadful itchy scalp from the oil build up. Lots of derms say an oily scalp can be hormonal or just your DNA and if your scalp is oily to wash it. Tying hair back while trying to 'train' my scalp/hair then caused tension hair loss which I still have. It simply did not work for me and caused terrible consequences.
I have a question for us boys and girls that really WANT healthy luscious hair like yours and want to go days on end without needing to wash our hair but don’t know how. For example. I work as a ups package handler who sweats her ass off in 110 degree steel hot boxes loading 5-150lb boxes into trailers. So… needless to say when I get off work it looks like I jumped in a pool fully clothed. Oh, and! The dust floating in the air that gets kicked up in the trailers latch to my sticky body and hair (literally turns into mud). I could go on and on about all the bugs (since we are down by the river) and such that lead to the decision that I feel like…. I neeeeeed to wash my hair everyday.. 😢 heeelp, is there anything us laborers can do that work in extreme heat and nastiness?
I've been using JVN scalp oil with the volume shampoo and conditioner (every 2-3 days) for a couple of months. My scalp is still flakey. I need help. I've been suffering from hair loss and flakey scalp especially along the hair line (caused by the product). After seeing the wonders JVN did on queer eye I hoped I could finally feel secure about my hair. After a month my scalp is still itchy and flakey. It's not working 😭 JVN please help me beautiful. I'm at a loss. I had to wear a hair piece for my wedding just so I could wear my vale. I long to have bangs but I have no hair up top. 🥺
I've got seborrheic dermatitis and I've been washing my hair once a week with ketoconazole shampoo for some time now and it's perfect litterally right after drying but then it becomes so greasy the next day :/ What am I doing wrong?
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I'd consider consulting a board certified dermatologist about this though. An oily scalp is more about genetics, diet, topical ingredients, environmental exposure, hormonal fluctuations, and hygiene practices like you mentioned (shampooing effectively, touching your hair less, cleansing frequency, clean towels and styling tools, etc).
Sebum production is simply a biological function, not a response to whether you've shampooed recently or not.
Personally, I've played around with shampooing frequency and I just can't go without washing every day or every other day at most. Using a salicylic acid shampoo semi-regularly seems to leave my scalp feeling pretty clarified during oiler times.
I also don't think dry shampoo should be a frequent go-to for most people. It's not a cleansing agent as it's marketed, it's cost prohibitive for many, and can be really irritating to the scalp and respiratory system causing more problems. With an oily scalp, I find it's best to use only in a pinch to freshen up midday/event strictly to help maintain your hair style, but it's not a rinse and lather shampoo replacement.
Twice a week is too much. Once a week max. I have long curly hair, so washing often kills my hair.
I started using a frizz free shampoo for 2 months and my scalp has become sooooo oily. I haven't had this much oil since I was a teen. Can the wrong shampoo really do that in is it something else? I follow all of these tips already. My routine hasn't changed.
I love your videos ❤but I literally just watched a dermatologist say that over washing your scalp and creating more oil is not a thing. Ugh