Not doctor who related (but nice Easter egg), have you tried cashew milk? Not sure how it is in tea, but it's a really creamy thick milk. Way better than rice or almond. Also, don't listen to naysayers, it is your body, your hair, and you are in your right to care for it as much as you want to. One last thing, the reason the basics get repeated is because believe it or not, there are some people that don't know them, called hair care beginners. Anyways best of luck with your hair journey.
The thing that I really like on her video is her way of editing. It just looks like it came from those big professional channels and you can actually say that this took some effort.
it's insulting to say she "cares too much about her hair" when your hair is a big part of you. it's one of the things people will first see when they greet you and it also determines your confidence
my hair is probably my biggest insecurity, i have thick wavy hair (that was mostly neglected so all i ever did was brush it dry and use heat on it which made it even worse) and family, friends and even strangers would say stuff to me like “your hair is so damaged!” “do you even brush your hair?” “put your hair up, you look crazy” and the thing is, i’ve been hearing these things since I was like 6 or 7 years old (im 14 btw) people seriously need to think twice before talking, you don’t know what people are going through.
@@heathereaglenest7729 i agree, i bet they wouldn’t like it if someone said those same things to them. also thank you sm sweetheart, same goes to you💕💕💕
My bet is on hard water and over manipulating in the past. If it’s not shedding from her scalp. In America you can get a map on where and what hard water you may have in your area. Im lucky. I just smell chlorine when they flush the towns systems. It’s the treatment plants cure all here.
Star 03 there are many things you want to avoid while treating your acne. Remember to see what works with what in your skin care routine e.g don’t mix vit c with niaciminade. Have you consider using a heavily diluted tea tree oil or maybe retinoids. Your skin type is usually pretty obvious and is essential to know what products to buy because it may work different on different skin types. By the peeling you mentioned, it seems that you have dry skin, so don’t forget to moisturise. You might also have a combination type of oily and dry. Does your skin feel oily during the day? And it also seems like you have very sensitive skin so don’t layer lots of products on. Hope this helps!
Star 03 that’s great to hear. But be careful while exfoliating. Using too much will dry the skin, and cause breakouts. And if you have any post inflammatory conditions, don’t use it at all. It’s like rubbing salt into a wound. Maybe exmea is the cause of the peeling. And for your oily t-zone have you considered using niaciminade or zinc especially. They are great deterents. What kind of Retinoid were you using, may I ask? Using it too much is substantially drying, and should only be used in short quantities.
Yeah I always thought it was good!!! But I think it might be bad for my hair considering how brittle it already is. I'm trying to use hair masks, hope it works 🤞
Alright after testing out the hairmask it didn't work. It made my hair very brittle. AND there was coconut oil in it!!! So I can confirm it's true that coconut oil doesn't work on all hair.
my sister used to have pin straight hair when she was younger but then it suddenly got wavy and curly and it was totally normal. maybe the same thing happened with you and you should embrace your wavy hair. it looks pretty
As a child i had straight hair, but then when puberty hit my hair became wavy, thick and frizzy. After about 5 years it calmed down and now i have straight, easy to manage hair again and i thank the hair gods.
the tea is: frizzy hair doesn’t mean unhealthy hair! any girl with culrs knows that they’ll get frizz every time they don’t use any styling product, even if they take care of their hair, even right after a haircut, thinner hair are more likely to just be naturally frizzy
Actually no, I have very curly hair and dont use styling products at all. My hair CAN be frizzy sometimes but it is far from an everyday thing. I use zero products. Nada, no shampoo or conditioner, no leave in treatment, no oils no styling products. Don't need it. Search waterwashing.
@@Elin.Noller after water washing for some time the natural sebum from your scalp coats all your strands of hair and acts the same as a styling product on your curls. It takes time to get there but once you get there your hair wont be frizzy because its coated in sebum :)
I’ve seen some comments of people saying “It’s your hair type, get over it.” But it’s just an insecurity of hers and you wouldn’t say “It’s tour body type, get over it.” If somebody was trying to lose weight. Everybody is allowed to be insecure and decide if they want to do anything about it or not.
Sydney M yeah, but if someone is over weight they can always lose weight (but there is somethings you can't change about your body, so...), but you can't change the texture of the hair that's growing out of your scalp
Nobody is saying "get over it." They're saying accept and embrace it. The comments I've seen have not shamed her for having normal human emotions but, are criticizing the fact that she is getting in her own way.
@@AD-cy4vj I still don't believe that acceptance is always key. A lot of people can't just "accept" their body issues. It's easier and healthier to exercise your control over the situation by "fixing it" or making it better for you. You can definitely improve your hair and feel better About yourself rather than just "dealing with it". 😁
Was just about to comment about getting a blood test. I got my results yesterday, I went to the doctor because I have really bad hair loss and turns out I have a bad anemia problem. He said that when I start taking my pills my nail and hair problems and overall my health will be improved. Hope that everything is fine with you, thank you for your amazing videos, may the best luck be with you on your journey!
ooh same!! i was diagnosed with anaemia too, but my hair loss is gradually reducing.. but i think it's because i changed the shampoo product that i use
@@mmonalysa I've tried many things before I decided to take a blood test. Using weird soaps to deep conditioners to many different oils, now I use a baby shampoo since it's claimed to have less chemicals in it, and the truth is it's really gentle on the scalp and the hair and it does its only job: cleaning the hair. What I've learned during this time is shampoos claiming to make your hair thicker and longer and better is just a lie. You have to fix the problems from within. So I only care about a shampoo that cleans my hair well and doesn't have weird chemicals in it that may be hard on my scalp. Same goes for hair conditioners, they're only supposed to make your hair less frizzy and they only help brushing your hair easier. So I'm really glad to know that my problems can be fixed and not only that, anything bad that anemia causes can be fixed.
I am currently having high hairfall since the past whole year and a half.... But I am also having medications for other health issues... I am also considering to get the blood test done for this problem , but need to wait a little longer....😭😔 May God bless u all
i remember as a kid going to ireland. They have soft water. i always realized that my hair was softer and shinier when i washed it there. i never connected the dots
I used to use olaplex once a week for three years straight stopped for a year now.. it made a huge difference when I had coloured hair but now I don’t color my hair it doesn’t seem to do anything.
nothingg i tried olaplex but it didnt stop breakage but the hair looked a lot better but the mask stopped the brakage somehow it repairs the hair from the inside while olaplex only works on the outside i think
10:21 "caring too much" is truly an insult to anyone putting effort into any project, large or small. let's let people love and pursue what they adore! also having a community where we can discuss and share tips is so amazing, I really appreciate these videos. growing your nails and hair is daunting after being a bleach-happy nailbiter for many years and this is truly helpful, shows patience and effort really are a virtue in a world where everything seems a click away.
I'm South Asian so everyone uses coconut oil here including my grandma,mum and sister. They all have beautiful hair on the other hand my hair falls when I use coconut oil 😤 I use olive oil now. My scalp is oily and rest of my hair is dry and frizzy, it's so frustrating.
I'd be pretty critical about the part regarding soy if I was her teacher. There is a lot of research on soy, so an article citing a study from 1994 is probably trying to sell you a version of the truth that fits a particular narrative.
Not really. She is trying the changes all at once, so if her hair does improve she won't know what worked. If you do a scientific approach you have to try one hypothesis at the time, not all jumbled up.
Im a teacher and scientist. This is a great example of how NOT to research. She might as well use Facebook or wikipedia as reference because none of these examples are peer reviewed or written by actual scientists. DR in a name doesn't mean much because most doctors don't do the research they pay US to do it and either purposely find what they want or if we're lucky we report the truth.
What I've got until now •Brush your hair before washing it •Don't wash it more than 2 times a week •Dry it with a tshirt instead of a towel and just dab it softly •Don't wash it with too hot water (you can rinse it with cold water at the end) •Use oils (argan, coconut, almond) •Let it naturally dry •Don't use heat on it •Don't brush it when it's wet •Check your shampoo and conditioner NO sulphates, silicones, drying alcohol. Should contain glycerin •Use hair masks once a week (leave for 30-60mins then rinse) 1 honey&coconut oil 2 brown sugar&olive oil 3 banana&honey&olive oil 4 yogurt&olive oil&vitamin e
Carissa Lee yea I get that but I’m suggesting that instead of trying every product under the sun maybe it would help to try sticking to one hair routine and see if anything changes. I’m no hair expert I’m just trying to help lmao
I am a hairstylist in the US, normally I cringe at videos like this, but truly, you are awesome and the last minute is so well spoken more people need to hear that.
You’re not overreacting about your hair... don’t stop making these videos. I’m learning a lot I gave up on trying to find that thick glossy hair I use to have in middle school. You’re helping me a lot thank you! Keep it up!
Exactly. In some of her videos she showed her hair when it was air dried. It was frizzy because she wasn't using styling products and she kept brushing out the waves. All that is gonna cause frizz. Now she is using the curly girl method so hallelujah!
chelsiii whoo girl u can’t blame her her hair all her life was straight and suddenly it’s not it isn’t everyday ur hair texture change so obviously it’s not the first thing she’s gonna think of
castor oil is SO underrated and it is SOOOO beneficial for hair growth, shine, and frizz! PLEASE, i suggest you to try it because it literally changed my life
I started using caster oil after seeing Elle Bangs (find her here on youtube) said that the molecules in caster oil are small enough to get into the cuticule where as coconut oil is not. I hope Ive said that correctly. After a bit of trial an error, this is how i use it ... after washing & conditioning, while hair is still wet i will use a small amount from mid lengths to ends (the most damaged). Its very thick and if you use to much it could weigh your hair down, thats why i used it on wet hair. Oh I have long fine and bleached hair btw. Regarding the results - I forget to use it most of the time so I cant really say Ive seen much difference. Although after seeing this video, Ill try to remember to use it more often. Just remember, a little at a time! Its really thick 😊
@@Kytti-not-kitty you just rub and massage it on your scalp and keep it in for like 20 - 30 mins. Th lonnger the better but it is really thick so i would mix it with shampoo.
For everyone who is saying that this girl has curly/wavy hair... I agree and here’s my routine to long, thick, and healthy curly hair. First off, NO HEAT. No diffusing, no blow drying, NOTHING. What I do is, I use no silicones, sulfates or parabens for my shampoo, conditioner and leave in conditioner. While washing my hair in the shower, first I start by flipping it upside down, lather on conditioner, and comb it with my fingers (this takes time) from my ends to my roots. I then rinse and repeat for shampoo. Once I’m out of the shower, I then apply leave in conditioner (basically everywhere and scrunch it up) and take an old shirt (preferably cotton), pile my hair on to it and tie it around my head. (I had to watch a video on how to do it and it’s pretty easy). I then go to bed and that’s it. I get soooo many compliments on my hair at school and it really works. I use this method 2-3 days a week (that’s just how oily my hair gets. It may be different for you). So the days that I don’t use shampoo and conditioner, I still comb my hair while wet or I’ll simply put my hair up in a bun. I also want to let everyone know that I do have naturally oily hair which is super rare for curly people, so I don’t use any oils. For those of you who do have a more dryer texture, I recommend using oil. I just don’t know which ones. I hope this has helped anyone struggling with curly hair or even the girl in this video :))) Have a wonderful day!!
I had curly hair before but now is straight dont get me wrong i have straighten my hair before but i straighten it barely when i got older i started to let my hair grow longer and as the days past by my hair was no longer curly it was straight and to this day i don’t know why it got straight
lexie_barker i live on a tropical island and the humidity can get really bad and i have curly hair - my hair care is approx the same as you and i had noticed a real improvement and it grows back really fast . i also apply himalayan oil for about an hour before washing my hair
@@mirrendevine7914 It sure is but I find that it adds a bit too much sweetness for my taste! I also love that you can make oat milk with a blender (1 cup oats, 3-4 cups of water, some vanilla if you're feeling it, blend for 30 seconds). I haven't bought store milk or alternatives in a year 😊
When you use coconut oil and your hair stays 'dry and brittle' know this: water is moisture and ONLY water is moisture. Coconut oil and any oil can give the hair the illusion of being soft temporarily (which is fine though) ..but when too soft products are used to wash the hair...the oils can't be washed away while WATER AND OIL DON'T MIX ... so now and then you need to clarify otherwise the oil can block water to come in the hairshaft. So it's not only the protein that's in coconut oil that might cause dry hair, in fact these proteins might do wonders especially on chemical treated or damaged hair, but it's the 'block' that oil can give when hair isn't washed clean enough and water can't enter ... (just a hint ;) )
It was really interesting hearing about the pH stuff actually, I’ve been constantly researching hair care to benefit my own hair for like 10 years and the pH thing never occurred to me with the connection of apple cider vinegar rinses
Using a little of apple vinegar mixed with water to rinse your hair is very helpful when it comes to balancing your hair's ph. We use this method a lot in my country, and some companies made their own products to balance the ph of hair with apple vinegar.
Almond milk is horrible for the environment. Much like cow milk (let's not get into the fact the core milk is meant to sustain a 1,000 pound animal). It takes I believe it's 12 gallons of water for ONE ALMOND to grow. No good. Oat milk is much more environmentaly friendly and had less day than cow milk :)
Here in Germany where I come from we have something called “oat milk” maybe you would like to try that instead of soy milk in your tea. I love tea as well and I think it’s a good alternative since I can’t drink normal milk.
Everyone's hair journey is really inspiring. I started my own a year ago. I had a thin, dry , frizzy unhealthy hair. I started my hair care journey with coconut oil but it didn't do anything. Then my grandmother who lives in a village suggested me some hair care tips and that just changed my life. I have a thick, smooth and long hair now. The things that i used are mustard oil, fenugreek, onion juice and fenugreek hair mask.
I totally relate to every single thing you say. I have had a hate relationship with my hair. I’m 25 and all my life i dreamed of having long beautiful hair but my hair looks exactly like yours and when I found you I was so happy to finally find someone who I can relate to and someone who has the same problems as me and I’m trying everything that you are trying. I’m thankful to you for coming on youtube and talking about this. People around me also think that I’m thinking too much about my hair which does not help at all. Please please keep up with your research and keep sharing it with us. I appreciate all your efforts and work that you put into these videos. Lots of love ❤️
I was told by my hair stylist to be careful when using keratine products, specially in shampoo, basically she told me that on the long run it makes your hair frizzy, also, it may sound gross but pig grease has worked for me, sometimes i mix that with mayonese, eggs and a deep conditioner, leave it on for 15 mins to an hour, it leaves my hair soft and glowy, and dont worry, your hair doesnt stink after washing it off
I"m a curly haired girl. And I"ve ben watching how straight haired people cared for their hair. I"ve noticed how you struggle as much as we do, really. But, I"ve always understood how we both can damage our hair. Watching your video made me sure about the whole science behind our hair. And, I would advise you to try another oil: Jamaican black castor oil. It helps with thickening and adding moisture and shine to your hair. And try adding your oils before your wash day and only adding it directly to your scalp. Not trough out all your hair.
I think it works for growing hair. I have seen many people using it on eyebrows and eyelashes. Dont really know if it works but i would really like to try on my lashes.
I’m happy that you’re passionate about your hair bc without your love of your hair most of these inspired people including me wouldn’t be here supporting you and listening to your helpful tips
That message at the end was the most inspiring thing for me. I got curly hair and people in my school always use it against me! I love my hair. It's so healthy and curly and now I mostly don't care what people say. Thank you x great video
ok, so my hair is kinde like yours and this is what works for me: 1. use a mousse even if you what straight hair this will help 2. don't brush your hair when its wet 3.own the wave in your hair cause its never going to be straight unless it gets to the length when it starts to turn to heavy to `wave´ up. that's why I think its suddenly wavy its just because you have never seen it at this length be for. 4.my hair is very fragile so I start brushing at the ends and work my way up this really works for me. good luck and own the wave girlll
Katrien de Jong Not brush my hair when it’s wet!? Then, should I go to sleep with my hair all over the place? I wash at night, so I can’t be bothered to wait an extra hour to brush my hair? Or should I just brush it in the morning instead? Idk! Please help...:)
@@annymus4502 my only answer to this is wash your hair when you have time to dry it. What I personally do is wash it go through it with my hands a little let it dry to towel wett and then I ad oil and or mousse then let it completely dry and actually I don't really brush my hair after that except the ends I wait with the brushing untill it's no longer exceptable to not brush it♥️ hope I helped a little *also invest in a good brush fit for your hair thats so important* never go to sleep with wett hair girl that's the worst thing to do it will mess up your hair so baddddd pleas never do that again
@@dilarabademelek8360 I don't know if this is the main reason but it definitely doesn't help your hair have you tried a good hold mousse? This shit saved my hair I use L'Oréal mousse and a weird trick I found is that adding a little heat protectend can help your hair to be less frizzy to, try doing this when it's dry tho
i swear oat milk is amazing and is just like cows milk. I just also want to tell you that the soy industry is very damaging to our environment. i love your videos. good luck
Chloe Davis thanks for answering! I was just a bit confused bc to my understanding, the soy industry for human consumption and for agriculture were separated, and the industry for soy for humans was like a really small percentage of all the soy fields in the world.. so like a soy milk wouldn’t really produce a lot of greenhouse gases
80-90% of the soy grown is fed to livestock. So if you consume animal products, you are contributing to this because livestock consume lots of soy. Only about 7% of the soy grown is fed to humans though most of it is consumed in Asia and turned into soy beans
~HAIR TIP~: You probably already knew this, but hot water causes frizz, brittle and dry hair. Science behind this is hot water washes off all the nurtions and oils produced in the scalp. Hot water is dangerous to the scalp and in result, the hair is all very frizzy. I then switched to rinsing shampoos and conditioners with cold water, and i have seen a massive difference. My hair has been smooth and i think you should give it a go. Sorry if you already knew this, but if you didn't, glad i helped.
you can skip the schampoo and just wash hair with warm water, or you can wash hair with schampoo and use cold water. they're kind of the same thing. best is probably no shampoo and warm water though, cause schampoo with sulfates STRIPS your hair completely of oils (which is also what makes it squeaky) and that makes the hair freak out and produce extra much oil to compensate, making your hair greasy. shampoo is a vicious cycle and ever since i stopped using it 4 years ago my hair is never ever oily anymore, and it's really smooth and just looks great.
this makes me think more about my hair and to be honest I've been taking my thicker and healthier hair for granted for so long when people like Isabella have been struggling to have the nice quality that I have
Amsl Cera yea this video is ab frizzy hair which is not straight hair. frizzy hair needs extra oil bc it’s a dry hair texture. don’t use a product not recommended for ur hair type it wouldn’t work
Girl you're applying curly hair technics to straight styling. you have to admit that you have wavy hair and start styling as such, all of the acv rinses won't work if you don't style your curls the way you're supposed to
Some of the method can be good for wavy hair, too, like....?? Sulfates aren't good for anyone, neither is silicone (due to sulfates needed to get them off your cuticle). Edit: I think I misunderstood some of your comment. I didn't get you meant that WITH the treatments she needs to use styling products like creme or gel or spray, etc, and scrunch it, diffuse dry it, etc. Yeah, her air dry with no styling stuff just ain't it for girls with textured hair.
Sofía Mallarino Agree. My hair looks even more frizzy than in this video...I thought for years I had bad condition hair, but I’ve been told many times by hairdressers that it’s just my hair type and my hair is actually in really good condition. It turns out that I have naturally curly hair. Took me decades to realise it because it doesn’t look very curly if I just air dry it, it just looks frizzy and a tiny bit wavy, but not in a good way... but I’ve discovered that if I style it with curly hair products and carefully diffuse it, it’s really curly. When my hairs curled it looks really healthy and glossy. This is such a typical trip for so many folk. I strongly suggest this girl heads off to a stylist who specialises in curly hair (yes, these places exist) and at least gives them a try.
I am an Asian male (Chinese/Indian), growing my hair out. It’s currently at shoulder length. Hard water has a high PH, in addition it high mineral content causes calcification of the scalp. Which could lead to potential hair loss/thinning. A tip I can recommend is rinsing after conditioner with cold water. It seals the cuticle so it lays flat & smooth. And only apply shampoo to your scalp And don’t comb or do anything whilst your hair is wet. (Wet hair it’s at its weakest state). Be sure to have a balanced diet with lots of protein. With the understanding that genetics, hair textures, climate and water hardness differs, results will vary.
"don't brush your hair when it's wet" is something I've heard as a piece of advice from a loooooot of people. But the best advice I can give is start inside out - do ur blood tests & talk to a nutritionist/check your diet, talk to a trichologist (a dermatologist specialized in hair) & other doctors till you find the right answer.
Merle S same, if I don’t comb or brush my hair in the shower when it’s wet. When my hair becomes dry it looks so much worse. And it works better for me. My hair is about 32” so I have to brush or it will become tangled
My grandma says, hair is what makes people beautiful so you do very well caring about your hair and don't listen to anybody says otherwise. And by the way your hair is absolutely beautiful!🥰
I loved your hair journey video and I totally relate to that story when it comes to my skin and you have inspired me to be patient and consistent. Super happy to be here, keep up the beautiful work!!
I have long thick frizzy hair and ever since I started doing the Curly Girl Method, I haven't been combing my hair with a brush or etc. But I finger comb it when I'm in the shower while applying hair conditioner.
My hair care habits: 1. Silk pillow case - Sleep on a silk pillow case (not satin). 2. Dyson supersonic hair dryer - Only air dry my hair if needed, and when I do I use the crazy expensive 'Dyson supersonic hair dryer' = 350-400 euros 3. Redken hair products - Only use professional hair products (no drugstore). I now use the 'Redken extreme' line to restore damaged hair. 4. Cold showers - Always shower in completely COLD water. Always. 5. Filter system - Use a filter to cancel hard water and swap these every two months. 6. Massaging roots with machine - Massage my roots every day for five minutes (I bought an electrical appliance for it). Sometimes add extra oil when massaging my roots. 7. Mask every 7 days - Mask one time a week, wrapped it in with cling film, leaving it for 30min. 8. Split end trimmer every 28 days - Using the Talavera - Split-Ender PRO 2 - Split Ends Trimmer every four weeks to get rid of dead ends in the middle parts of my hair 9. Hair cut every 3 months - Usually I do this myself, using RUclips tutorial 10. UV filter - Use a UV filter protector when going in the sun or wrap my hair in a towel when using a tanning bad. 11. Food - Eat foods that are good for hair (eggs, berries, spinach, seeds, nuts, fetty fish etc.) 12. Food supplements - Use hair supplements 13. Polyester towel - Always use soft polyester towel to wrap my hair in after washing. 14. Washing - Max 3 times a week, and only the roots 15. Heat protectors - Always use heat protecting product when styling 16. No touching - Try to not touch my hair during the day 17. Soft crunchies - Only soft crunchies, no hard materials. 18. Keratine treatment - First keratine treatment I got it done at a salon, figured I could do this as well by myself. Bought keratine treatment to do at home, and give myself this treatment every 2-3 months (if I feel it is needed). Same results as at the salon and crazy cheap in comparison. 19. Probably some other thing I cant think about now!
Nadine i was thinking the same thing but i tried that super duper dyson dryer my mom bought, well, it was definitely different from other dryers i must say.
Please don’t use a tanning bed or purposely expose your skin to UV it’s so dangerous melanoma is so deadly seriously protect your skin from UV like you would with your hair
my hair has always been my biggest insecurity, and similar to you, I've been trying to figure out what the heck to do with it. These videos are so helpful because we have similar hair. It started getting super frizzy and sometimes wavy as I got older, and nothing ever seemed to work. I also tried vitamins, hair treatments, etc. Sooo, I sympathize and applaud you for being so dedicated in finding what works for you :)
i swear theyre watching me ,this is not a coincidence that its recommended to me when i needed it ( i didnt even search for it the second i was GOING to i see this in my recommended videos)
God forbid someone shares their story on a platform made for... sharing your story. Also... it's still non of your business since no one is forcing you to watch it.
Hey girl, I really think you have wavy hair and need to continue to treat it that way. I know that you want your straight hair but it just doesn’t grow that way; you can still straighten it from time to time 🤷🏻♀️
I have one really good tip for anyone that doesn't know about it. wide tooth combs. I saw in the video Isabella was combing her wet hair with a really small comb which can cause a lot of breakage to wet hair since its in such a fragile state. I've been using a wide tooth comb for about six months and I personally have noticed a really big difference in the health of my hair. I've been really wanting to get my hair to waist length again but it is really challenging because my hair is so thick and unmanageable. but patience is key and I learn something new about hair everyday, so thank you for this video I'm excited to try out some of these methods and start my hair journey with you!!
My thoughts as a Curly girl method girl: did you do a final clarifying wash? To make sure you are starting fresh. Next: your hair has wave/curl/texture whatever you want to call it. Our type of hair has a matte finish, compared to genetically straight hair. It looked shinier when you chemically straightened it, but that process is drying to curly hair. Next, water and conditioner equals moisture. Squish it into your hair in the shower. If you cant run your fingers through your wet hair, you need more conditioner+water. Lastly, check out Atoya the curly salon on Instagram for curly hair help. Also, you look like a forest nymph with slightly wavy, slightly frizzy hair, so so so pretty!
Your hair could be transitioning into wavy or curly hair. I used to have thin, golden blond, and straight hair. Then one year my hair was constantly frizzy and I straightened my hair every day and I was so unhappy with it. When I started noticing curls I watched tons of videos on the curly girl method. I now have thick, curly, light brown hair.
I love the way you research thoroughly and how much you really care about your hair. Not many people gets to understand the struggles other people face when it comes to hair issues. I mean you're the only one who can feel that sense of satisfaction no matter how many times people will say not to care too much or it's pretty normal. See when you reach a certain level of acceptance about yourself and what you have, sometimes you're willing to take the extra mile to change what you can and that's okay. I'm currently looking into other ways to start taking care of my hair and thank you for the recommendations.
I've heard people really like cashew milk and coconut milk, but I've heard even more positives about oat milk. Also, don't let anyone tell you that you care too much about your hair. The process of taking care of your hair and making it healthy can help many other areas of your life as well. You got this! 👍
I have a suggestion for blow drying!! I was blow drying my hair wrong for years...but I found out recently if you angle the blow dryer down on top of the hair instead of to the side straight on, it makes my hair not get tangled when I blowdry, so then I don't have to brush my hair until 2 days later now! Also if you just blow dry the scalp you don't have to blow dry the rest of the hair. The reason is once you blow dry your scalp the rest should air dry pretty quickly, it usually takes about 30 mins to an hour (my hair is slightly above my belly button) And only the scalp can grow fungus and stuff, the rest of your hair can't so you really don't need to blow dry the mids or ends, especially not the ends. 80% blow dry scalp, 20% blow dry mids
I want to fix my hair too.😭 my hair was soft, shiny, straight, healthy; it was just beautiful. Now, it's frizzy, dull, thin, its falling off and it makes me look way older. Like you said, hair might or might not be important for some but it is for you and me. I'm so happy I found your channel. Best wishes.
Your hair is just naturally fine, which means it is more fragile than the thick hair you would like to have. Becareful with the wrap technique, it thins out many people's hair. At some point you need to be realistic with your goals, you naturally don't have a lot of hair on your scalp, you cannot expect to have thick hair like these women. They probably have more hair on their scalps than you. It all goes down to genetics.
sImplyCha lots of my friends tried brazillian keratin treatment or in other term “rebond”. After a couple of months, their hair started to curl and have kinks at the middle. That’s why it is not healthy to treat your hair in chemical heat.
my hair is so thick it could probably make two wigs if I cut it all off and I wish it wasn't that thick because it takes an hour to naturally dry and it's so annoying but at least I can thin it out because you cant thicken thin hair but you can thin thick hair.
My hair story started from me washing my hair everyday when I was younger. It made my hair so dry and course. Now that I am older, I felt I needed to fix it due to the fact that I understand how bad it is to wash daily. I tried oils, sprays, leave-in conditioners, and even more. Then one day I just stopped touching my hair, and let the natural oils do it’s work. My hair is now so much softer and less frizzy, and occasionally I will use OGX oils. It is important to let your natural oils to take place. However, it may just be me. Anyways, your videos are so informative and well thought out. Thanks for sharing!!!
When i use rain water my hair is sooo soft and feels healthy, and when i went to europe the water in italy made my hair so amazing and soft. but teh water in melbourne makes my hai frizzy and dry.
I think one of the best tips of advice that I can give to get long hair and minimize breakage, regardless of hair type, is to try to wear your hair in braids or protective styles. It’s a simple fix and worth a shot. Girls with very tight curly hair know this as they literally call some braided styles “protective styles” but I think girls with straighter hair don’t realize how damaging a simple high pony is. When you wear a pony every day and take it out every night, not only can you cause tension on your scalp if it is too tight, but you are causing friction and breakage at the very middle of the hair shaft when you forcefully rip your pony tail out. This pressure and friction in the same spot over time will literally rip some of your hair shafts in half. This is why when you continue to wear a pony you will see your hair get frizzed in your pony over time because some hairs are just slightly too short to fit into it. Those are the hairs that broke off. Taking the extra few minutes to put your hair in a braid when you want it out of your face will minimize the damage to your length since the hair tie is put on at the very end of your hair, so if there is any friction when taking it out it will only break off the small bit of ends, which does not look as bad and can be managed with trims. So even if you’re just trying to have a lazy hair day and want your hair out if your face, avoid the quick bun or pony and take a few extra minutes to braid it at the nape of your neck and work up to French braiding. Bonus, you can braid it after a shower one morning, sleep in it, and wear the waves for cute second day hair! This is one of the big things that helped me grow my shoulder length hair to my waist in only 2 years, and grow it nice and thick as well! Some people might know this already but it is a simple suggestion that doesn’t hurt to try and implement on top of other hair care! If anyone wants to see my hair growth over the years, you can see it from my instagram pictures! My lazy hair routine and lots of braiding has really helped I think! Check it out if you’d like and try out braiding! Instagram: @see5
While I was growing up my mom would always trim my hair on a full moon. My hair was long, shiny, and thick. Literally could’ve been in a Pantene commercial. As I grew up I was skeptical about it and I wouldn’t let my mom cut my hair. That’s when my hair became very brittle and dry. I started it again and my hair is surprisingly thick again. You guys don’t have to believe me but that’s just my experience :)
Try olive oil. It has saved my hair and I went to the hair dresser the other day to get my hair dyed. It was so soft and healthy she told me she couldn’t tease it and we were able to make my hair white in 1 go (normally take 6 weeks) and my hair is still soft because of my hair mask. 1 cup olive oil 4 capsules of vitamin E.
Hey Isabel I don’t know if you remember me I watched you in the lion the witch and the wardrobe and I sadly left before you said we could met and I still love you since you started. You’re amazing and don’t ever stop you’ll go sooo far
I totally agree with you, hard water damages hair, no matter how much you try. I use bottled water, evian, for example. Try almond oil. My hair does not react well on Coconut, olive and avocado oils, they dry my hair. I found out, almond oil moisturizes mine, but I need to apply it on wet hair and try to warm the oil, not microwave it, and just leave it on hair for 30 minutes on your wet hair to 1 hour. No more than that. I hope it helps you.
My hair looks the exact same texture as yours and I’ve never thought this deep into it as I just assumed it was genetics🤷🏻♀️ will def be looking into this now
I've never really thought that deep into my hair condition or anything either until I saw her other video 😂 really helpful and now I'm keeping a hair dialogue!
I highly, highly recommend the shower filter for your hair. Soft water worked miracles on mine. It is now extremely soft and bouncy!😍 Good luck with your hair! I am also on a hair journey to grow my hair down to my tailbone!😆
This is truly amazing I learned so much in this video about hair. I’ve recently just started becoming conflicted with how my hair looked and how it felt. It would change between being wavy and straight but that all depended on how frizzy it was. This video truly blessed me with information that I’ve been yearning for!! Thank you so much!!!
for the tea: try oat milk in your tea. I can't have dairy or soy products due to allergies, and it tastes wonderful in my tea. as far as the hair goes: I've bleached and dyed my hair for years, damaging it. here's what I've learned changing your hair products frequently over a short period of time can do damage to the strands. this links back to the ph balance of the products. Try a shampoo bar, not liquid, a bar. They are weird and a bit more expensive, but are oftentimes more natural. (in medieval times women would use rose water and oils to keep their hair smelling and looking nice and shiny) Also, scalp care is very important to keep hair growing healthily. after bleaching my hair a couple years back I would use argon oil and fish oil (often opening up 2-3 small fish oil oral supplements and working through my damp hair) to restore the damaged ends. this also worked wonders on my split ends. avocado is wonderful for your hair, so is banana. I've found that eating more fruits and veggies has improved my hair's thickness and softness. making a banana, oat, and honey mask for your hair to leave in for about 15-30 minutes before washing is wonderful for hydration, frizzy-ness, and strengthening.. the trick is washing it out. my recipe is 2-3 bananas, 1 tablespoon honey, and about a handful of cooked and cooled oatmeal. if im up for it I'll add avocado oil or extra virgin olive oil (about 2-3 tablespoons) now something ive learned about tea and hair: often times pre-packaged tea has preservatives (i.e. chemicals). try switching to loose-leaf, or double-checking the ingredients list.
So I'm curious... who spotted the Doctor Who easter egg?
ofcouuuurrrssse when u said you got a new doctor and the results were coming in you used clips of david tennant and the tardis :)
Isabella Demarko that clip of David something..
Isabella Demarko meeee!!!! It’s such a great show !!❤️❤️❤️
Not doctor who related (but nice Easter egg), have you tried cashew milk? Not sure how it is in tea, but it's a really creamy thick milk. Way better than rice or almond. Also, don't listen to naysayers, it is your body, your hair, and you are in your right to care for it as much as you want to.
One last thing, the reason the basics get repeated is because believe it or not, there are some people that don't know them, called hair care beginners. Anyways best of luck with your hair journey.
You could use coconut milk?
can we just appreciate the fact that she put so much effort into this
oopz lolz yep
@sweety darling wdym by that? She did put quite a bit of effort. 1 or 2 things in here I learned
The thing that I really like on her video is her way of editing. It just looks like it came from those big professional channels and you can actually say that this took some effort.
YaSssss
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Nobody is going to talk about the fact that her voice sounds so relaxing. okay just me?
hanna Fure she sounds exactly like the Brianna vegan girl.
I wanted to say that
I find it more irritating than relaxing.
Bro. Whole reaspn i subscribed
Mackenzie T then why stay
I love this girl. She is so smart. I love how she's treating all this like it's a murder investigation.
mariem bkh omg same!!
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Low key murderino
it's insulting to say she "cares too much about her hair" when your hair is a big part of you. it's one of the things people will first see when they greet you and it also determines your confidence
exactly, i saw so many comments telling her that she wasted 5 years obsessing over hair and it made me so mad
Yup and its okey to care... she is not judging anyone else
my hair is probably my biggest insecurity, i have thick wavy hair (that was mostly neglected so all i ever did was brush it dry and use heat on it which made it even worse) and family, friends and even strangers would say stuff to me like “your hair is so damaged!” “do you even brush your hair?” “put your hair up, you look crazy” and the thing is, i’ve been hearing these things since I was like 6 or 7 years old (im 14 btw) people seriously need to think twice before talking, you don’t know what people are going through.
@@serenalovescats awww hunny youre beautiful no matter your hair type people should just keep their mouth shut xx
@@heathereaglenest7729 i agree, i bet they wouldn’t like it if someone said those same things to them. also thank you sm sweetheart, same goes to you💕💕💕
i'm still waiting for Brad Mondo to react to her hair story 😂
And give his professional input
Omg yaaaaaaaaaassssssss
My bet is on hard water and over manipulating in the past. If it’s not shedding from her scalp. In America you can get a map on where and what hard water you may have in your area. Im lucky. I just smell chlorine when they flush the towns systems. It’s the treatment plants cure all here.
Tracy mine too -hair stylist
OMAG ME TOOO
How many GIFs do you want to use ?
Isabella Demarko : Yes
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Odeta Duraku lmao
@5mber Fortnite hahah
It’s okay sis. I’ve taken a complete obsession to skin care. Every obsesses over different things.
Edward Gracey same
Star 03 what would you like to know about
Star 03 there are many things you want to avoid while treating your acne. Remember to see what works with what in your skin care routine e.g don’t mix vit c with niaciminade. Have you consider using a heavily diluted tea tree oil or maybe retinoids. Your skin type is usually pretty obvious and is essential to know what products to buy because it may work different on different skin types. By the peeling you mentioned, it seems that you have dry skin, so don’t forget to moisturise. You might also have a combination type of oily and dry. Does your skin feel oily during the day? And it also seems like you have very sensitive skin so don’t layer lots of products on. Hope this helps!
Star 03 have you considered the possibility of having rosacea or a particular type of erythema?
Star 03 that’s great to hear. But be careful while exfoliating. Using too much will dry the skin, and cause breakouts. And if you have any post inflammatory conditions, don’t use it at all. It’s like rubbing salt into a wound. Maybe exmea is the cause of the peeling. And for your oily t-zone have you considered using niaciminade or zinc especially. They are great deterents. What kind of Retinoid were you using, may I ask? Using it too much is substantially drying, and should only be used in short quantities.
FINALLY SOMEONE SPOKE ABOUT COCONUT OIL NOT HELPING EVERYONE.
Yeah I always thought it was good!!!
But I think it might be bad for my hair considering how brittle it already is. I'm trying to use hair masks, hope it works 🤞
yall are making me scared i have coconut oil on my hair rn 😭💔
Ghadah Alotibi me too
Alright after testing out the hairmask it didn't work. It made my hair very brittle. AND there was coconut oil in it!!! So I can confirm it's true that coconut oil doesn't work on all hair.
Hi
Can we just take a moment and appreciate the effort she put for this video? All the researches, the editing, the footages and the gifs👏👏
Does it count as research if you hunt for cherry picked articles instead of actual scientific thesis?
@@SassyWinterFoxyea lol the moon thing killed me
my sister used to have pin straight hair when she was younger but then it suddenly got wavy and curly and it was totally normal. maybe the same thing happened with you and you should embrace your wavy hair. it looks pretty
@Galaxy Cheesecake I used to have pin straight hair like her, now it's curly as. Same thing with my friends mum. Hair texture changes, it's common
Same with me. My hair use to be pin straight and now its wavy/curly. One day I noticed my hair had some wave to it and now its more towards curls
As a child i had straight hair, but then when puberty hit my hair became wavy, thick and frizzy. After about 5 years it calmed down and now i have straight, easy to manage hair again and i thank the hair gods.
@Galaxy Cheesecake yes but if u have curls and want straight hair that doesnt change the fact that u have curls. Same with waves.
Same thing here i want to make it straight like before but i dont want to get rebond thingy
the tea is: frizzy hair doesn’t mean unhealthy hair! any girl with culrs knows that they’ll get frizz every time they don’t use any styling product, even if they take care of their hair, even right after a haircut, thinner hair are more likely to just be naturally frizzy
Actually no, I have very curly hair and dont use styling products at all. My hair CAN be frizzy sometimes but it is far from an everyday thing. I use zero products. Nada, no shampoo or conditioner, no leave in treatment, no oils no styling products. Don't need it.
Search waterwashing.
My hair is so annoying today. It has been raining the whole day and you know? My hair doesnt like it I guess
elin noller got pictures?
@@rebeccaard1 Sure! Not sure how to post them here tho. Maybe facebook?
@@Elin.Noller after water washing for some time the natural sebum from your scalp coats all your strands of hair and acts the same as a styling product on your curls. It takes time to get there but once you get there your hair wont be frizzy because its coated in sebum :)
I’ve seen some comments of people saying “It’s your hair type, get over it.” But it’s just an insecurity of hers and you wouldn’t say “It’s tour body type, get over it.” If somebody was trying to lose weight. Everybody is allowed to be insecure and decide if they want to do anything about it or not.
Sydney M yeah, but if someone is over weight they can always lose weight (but there is somethings you can't change about your body, so...), but you can't change the texture of the hair that's growing out of your scalp
Nobody is saying "get over it." They're saying accept and embrace it. The comments I've seen have not shamed her for having normal human emotions but, are criticizing the fact that she is getting in her own way.
A D well some were saying that from what I saw. They sounded like they were disregarding her insecurity
@@thesalazar7328 But you can definitely improve it and make yourself feel better about it. You can "fix" damaged hair as well.
@@AD-cy4vj I still don't believe that acceptance is always key. A lot of people can't just "accept" their body issues. It's easier and healthier to exercise your control over the situation by "fixing it" or making it better for you. You can definitely improve your hair and feel better About yourself rather than just "dealing with it". 😁
Was just about to comment about getting a blood test. I got my results yesterday, I went to the doctor because I have really bad hair loss and turns out I have a bad anemia problem. He said that when I start taking my pills my nail and hair problems and overall my health will be improved. Hope that everything is fine with you, thank you for your amazing videos, may the best luck be with you on your journey!
ooh same!! i was diagnosed with anaemia too, but my hair loss is gradually reducing.. but i think it's because i changed the shampoo product that i use
@@mmonalysa I've tried many things before I decided to take a blood test. Using weird soaps to deep conditioners to many different oils, now I use a baby shampoo since it's claimed to have less chemicals in it, and the truth is it's really gentle on the scalp and the hair and it does its only job: cleaning the hair. What I've learned during this time is shampoos claiming to make your hair thicker and longer and better is just a lie. You have to fix the problems from within. So I only care about a shampoo that cleans my hair well and doesn't have weird chemicals in it that may be hard on my scalp.
Same goes for hair conditioners, they're only supposed to make your hair less frizzy and they only help brushing your hair easier. So I'm really glad to know that my problems can be fixed and not only that, anything bad that anemia causes can be fixed.
I am currently having high hairfall since the past whole year and a half.... But I am also having medications for other health issues... I am also considering to get the blood test done for this problem , but need to wait a little longer....😭😔 May God bless u all
@@rekhagrewal9733 Amen, I hope that your issues will be fixed soon
@@wallewaltz 🙏 thank u sis 😃
i remember as a kid going to ireland. They have soft water. i always realized that my hair was softer and shinier when i washed it there. i never connected the dots
Another reason why Ireland’s amazing😎😂
I’m shocked you’ve never mentioned olaplex or other bond repairers like the one Redken does, they are essential for my hair health
Orla M yes blond me bonding mask saved my hair i never change it
I used to use olaplex once a week for three years straight stopped for a year now.. it made a huge difference when I had coloured hair but now I don’t color my hair it doesn’t seem to do anything.
Agreed. I had heat damaged hair and olaplex brought back all of my curls in 4 uses. It was insane
Orla M olaplex is literally magic lol
nothingg i tried olaplex but it didnt stop breakage but the hair looked a lot better but the mask stopped the brakage somehow it repairs the hair from the inside while olaplex only works on the outside i think
10:21 "caring too much" is truly an insult to anyone putting effort into any project, large or small. let's let people love and pursue what they adore! also having a community where we can discuss and share tips is so amazing, I really appreciate these videos. growing your nails and hair is daunting after being a bleach-happy nailbiter for many years and this is truly helpful, shows patience and effort really are a virtue in a world where everything seems a click away.
I'm South Asian so everyone uses coconut oil here including my grandma,mum and sister. They all have beautiful hair on the other hand my hair falls when I use coconut oil 😤 I use olive oil now.
My scalp is oily and rest of my hair is dry and frizzy, it's so frustrating.
Did the olive oil help your scalp condition?
maybe try rose hip oil instead
Apparently olive oil isn’t good for your hair so maybe try jojoba since it’s the closest to your natural oils or something like that
Im part south asian too
I cant use Coconut oil in my hair
It is so hard to wash it out too
@Chim Chim Genie i use pure argan oil its amazing
Light and super moisturizing
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is how you get a good grade on a research project
edit: me rn: 0:07
thank you sm for this many likes🤩❤️
Matilda Eliasson 8c I think you’d love safiya nygaard
Do something ur passionate in
I'd be pretty critical about the part regarding soy if I was her teacher. There is a lot of research on soy, so an article citing a study from 1994 is probably trying to sell you a version of the truth that fits a particular narrative.
Not really. She is trying the changes all at once, so if her hair does improve she won't know what worked. If you do a scientific approach you have to try one hypothesis at the time, not all jumbled up.
Im a teacher and scientist. This is a great example of how NOT to research. She might as well use Facebook or wikipedia as reference because none of these examples are peer reviewed or written by actual scientists. DR in a name doesn't mean much because most doctors don't do the research they pay US to do it and either purposely find what they want or if we're lucky we report the truth.
she seems so nice when she talked about the comments**subscibed**
What I've got until now
•Brush your hair before washing it
•Don't wash it more than 2 times a week
•Dry it with a tshirt instead of a towel and just dab it softly
•Don't wash it with too hot water (you can rinse it with cold water at the end)
•Use oils (argan, coconut, almond)
•Let it naturally dry
•Don't use heat on it
•Don't brush it when it's wet
•Check your shampoo and conditioner NO sulphates, silicones, drying alcohol. Should contain glycerin
•Use hair masks once a week (leave for 30-60mins then rinse)
1 honey&coconut oil
2 brown sugar&olive oil
3 banana&honey&olive oil
4 yogurt&olive oil&vitamin e
Brown sugar and olive oil on hair?
thanks girl
She said that coconout oil can cause hair to become more brittle
Rinse your hair with lukewarm water!!! Cold water won’t do much to it since that hair follicles need to open for your hair to actually be clean!
ok- what about how often to wash it? also just going to say DIY hair masks aren’t great in general and when to brush depends on your hair type
Shampoo and conditioner without silicone:
maui moisture
shea moisture
not your mother's
Also argon oil is really good for your hair as well
argon oil is GREAT!! i have 2a/2b hair and i always put in a small amount of it in my hair after every shower
Hey cuties , it’s spelled ARGAN oil not argon, and it’s a Moroccan oil , and yeah it’s really good !
thank God someone corrected it it irritates me ...
Hi girls, could recommend some specific brands? Sorry if I'm being annoying
if your hair is naturally frizzy and curly you can’t make it straight and expect it to be healthy
As someone with naturally curly hair, I support this 100% 😅
The curly thing is correct but isabella has wavy hair second it’s her hair I’d damaged not frizzy
but if you watch her hair story it was not curly naturally it developed kinks
Carissa Lee yea I get that but I’m suggesting that instead of trying every product under the sun maybe it would help to try sticking to one hair routine and see if anything changes. I’m no hair expert I’m just trying to help lmao
For me this is the best treatment I've found for frizzy hair. Hope this helps :)ruclips.net/video/-aGua31Kx-I/видео.html
I am a hairstylist in the US, normally I cringe at videos like this, but truly, you are awesome and the last minute is so well spoken more people need to hear that.
If you want to die of cringe, watch her previous hair video
You’re not overreacting about your hair... don’t stop making these videos. I’m learning a lot I gave up on trying to find that thick glossy hair I use to have in middle school. You’re helping me a lot thank you! Keep it up!
I’m not sure how it tastes in tea, but I really like oat milk.
I find that oat milk is actually my favourite vegetable milk to add to tea, actually! The texture is definitely one of the best
It doesn't make the tea as white but it does have a nice creamy taste that works with the tea
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It tastes exactly like cows milk in coffee if you buy the vanilla flavor! So good
Oh I love oatmilk in my tea👌
This poor girl, sis you have wavy hair.
Her hair is literally cursed right now. I hope she can fix it. It’s such a beautiful colour
Exactly 1000 likes, I'm NOT gonna ruin that!
Exactly. In some of her videos she showed her hair when it was air dried. It was frizzy because she wasn't using styling products and she kept brushing out the waves. All that is gonna cause frizz. Now she is using the curly girl method so hallelujah!
chelsiii whoo girl u can’t blame her her hair all her life was straight and suddenly it’s not it isn’t everyday ur hair texture change so obviously it’s not the first thing she’s gonna think of
Yeah, she wants her hair to be pin straight and it's just never gonna be like that
castor oil is SO underrated and it is SOOOO beneficial for hair growth, shine, and frizz! PLEASE, i suggest you to try it because it literally changed my life
How do you use it?
@Simone JANJUA thanks, what about hair growth?😊
kytti kane I massage it into my scalp the night before I shampoo it
I started using caster oil after seeing Elle Bangs (find her here on youtube) said that the molecules in caster oil are small enough to get into the cuticule where as coconut oil is not. I hope Ive said that correctly.
After a bit of trial an error, this is how i use it ... after washing & conditioning, while hair is still wet i will use a small amount from mid lengths to ends (the most damaged). Its very thick and if you use to much it could weigh your hair down, thats why i used it on wet hair. Oh I have long fine and bleached hair btw. Regarding the results - I forget to use it most of the time so I cant really say Ive seen much difference. Although after seeing this video, Ill try to remember to use it more often. Just remember, a little at a time! Its really thick 😊
@@Kytti-not-kitty you just rub and massage it on your scalp and keep it in for like 20 - 30 mins. Th lonnger the better but it is really thick so i would mix it with shampoo.
For everyone who is saying that this girl has curly/wavy hair... I agree and here’s my routine to long, thick, and healthy curly hair. First off, NO HEAT. No diffusing, no blow drying, NOTHING. What I do is, I use no silicones, sulfates or parabens for my shampoo, conditioner and leave in conditioner. While washing my hair in the shower, first I start by flipping it upside down, lather on conditioner, and comb it with my fingers (this takes time) from my ends to my roots. I then rinse and repeat for shampoo. Once I’m out of the shower, I then apply leave in conditioner (basically everywhere and scrunch it up) and take an old shirt (preferably cotton), pile my hair on to it and tie it around my head. (I had to watch a video on how to do it and it’s pretty easy). I then go to bed and that’s it. I get soooo many compliments on my hair at school and it really works. I use this method 2-3 days a week (that’s just how oily my hair gets. It may be different for you). So the days that I don’t use shampoo and conditioner, I still comb my hair while wet or I’ll simply put my hair up in a bun. I also want to let everyone know that I do have naturally oily hair which is super rare for curly people, so I don’t use any oils. For those of you who do have a more dryer texture, I recommend using oil. I just don’t know which ones. I hope this has helped anyone struggling with curly hair or even the girl in this video :)))
Have a wonderful day!!
I had curly hair before but now is straight dont get me wrong i have straighten my hair before but i straighten it barely when i got older i started to let my hair grow longer and as the days past by my hair was no longer curly it was straight and to this day i don’t know why it got straight
@@mel3381 Chop some centimetres off and use some hair products
lexie_barker i live on a tropical island and the humidity can get really bad and i have curly hair - my hair care is approx the same as you and i had noticed a real improvement and it grows back really fast . i also apply himalayan oil for about an hour before washing my hair
WAIT conditioner BEFORE shampoo?
Gracie West My sister has really curly hair and I have really wavy/semi curly and we both first use conditioner, then shampoo, then conditioner again
Definitely following the curly girl method- it's saved my hair and healed my curls.
Also, oat milk is great for tea!
Oat milk is amazing in tea! So is coconut milk (apparently) I haven't tried it yet
@@mirrendevine7914 It sure is but I find that it adds a bit too much sweetness for my taste!
I also love that you can make oat milk with a blender (1 cup oats, 3-4 cups of water, some vanilla if you're feeling it, blend for 30 seconds). I haven't bought store milk or alternatives in a year 😊
Uhm why would u do milk in tea... melon tea is the best try I swear
@@serena7371 because that's how most people drink their tea 😅 Also Im deathly allergic to melon so...
When you use coconut oil and your hair stays 'dry and brittle' know this: water is moisture and ONLY water is moisture. Coconut oil and any oil can give the hair the illusion of being soft temporarily (which is fine though) ..but when too soft products are used to wash the hair...the oils can't be washed away while WATER AND OIL DON'T MIX ... so now and then you need to clarify otherwise the oil can block water to come in the hairshaft. So it's not only the protein that's in coconut oil that might cause dry hair, in fact these proteins might do wonders especially on chemical treated or damaged hair, but it's the 'block' that oil can give when hair isn't washed clean enough and water can't enter ... (just a hint ;) )
Jip Janneke Wow I love this thank you!
well once you put water in your hair it drys, making it dry and frizzy again.
@@skandarkeynes_skandarians you're welcome :)
@@skandarkeynes_skandarians finally I found someone in random comments who love Skandar 💖💖
so which oil is best to help with frizzy dry hairs ???
It was really interesting hearing about the pH stuff actually, I’ve been constantly researching hair care to benefit my own hair for like 10 years and the pH thing never occurred to me with the connection of apple cider vinegar rinses
Using a little of apple vinegar mixed with water to rinse your hair is very helpful when it comes to balancing your hair's ph. We use this method a lot in my country, and some companies made their own products to balance the ph of hair with apple vinegar.
Why does your voice remind me of Alyssa form 'The End Of The F***ing World' ?
Who tf are u? she even looks like her at some points 😂
alyssa has a huskier voice i guess
the accent is similar too
Who tf are u? Yessss
she kinda looks like her too. plus i think alyssa's voice has a heavier accent and deeper voice(?)
Her: give me a good milk substitute
Me: Almon.......
Her: no almond milk doesn’t taste good in tea
Oat milk maybe?
Wich I find funny because I love almond milk in tea and think soy tastes disgusting in coffee and tea
Almond milk is horrible for the environment. Much like cow milk (let's not get into the fact the core milk is meant to sustain a 1,000 pound animal). It takes I believe it's 12 gallons of water for ONE ALMOND to grow. No good. Oat milk is much more environmentaly friendly and had less day than cow milk :)
I done that exact same thing 🤣
@@roisink9127 oat milk is sooo good!
Oatmilk tastes great in tea! Here in Sweden we have “oatly”. If you have that than the grey package tastes the best
Maja Ohlmann oatley milks second ingredient is rapeseed oil
Rebecca A Is rapeseed oil bad?
Seconding oat milk
Love oat milk in tea!
Here in Germany where I come from we have something called “oat milk” maybe you would like to try that instead of soy milk in your tea. I love tea as well and I think it’s a good alternative since I can’t drink normal milk.
Hallöchen
Grüß dich 👋
Yes we have that in Canada too! It also uses less water to make than other non dairy milk so that’s a plus too!
I was gonna suggest that too haha
Lena Prahs moin moin 😁👍🏻
Everyone's hair journey is really inspiring. I started my own a year ago. I had a thin, dry , frizzy unhealthy hair. I started my hair care journey with coconut oil but it didn't do anything. Then my grandmother who lives in a village suggested me some hair care tips and that just changed my life. I have a thick, smooth and long hair now. The things that i used are mustard oil, fenugreek, onion juice and fenugreek hair mask.
@@khusshisharma9815 I use it twice a week. It really helps . We just have to be patient . It took me 3 months to see the visible result .
Where’s Brad Mondo? He should be here already.
Honestly
Brad Mondo never takes health of hair into account and generally speaking he’s not great at coloring and blending hair either...
Omg yassssss where is he
Yessss
Mohamad Mohammad haha, you're really funny
Actually the most informative hair video I've ever seen
@cassie robichaud .. totally agree!
Yeah right
Definitely try oatmilk. The brand Oatly is good, some brands don't taste good for oatmilk so just find one that you like :)
Oat milk crew ayyyyy
it's supposed to be the most sustainable, too!
I vote for oat milk as well! It is so good in tea :)
I totally relate to every single thing you say. I have had a hate relationship with my hair. I’m 25 and all my life i dreamed of having long beautiful hair but my hair looks exactly like yours and when I found you I was so happy to finally find someone who I can relate to and someone who has the same problems as me and I’m trying everything that you are trying. I’m thankful to you for coming on youtube and talking about this. People around me also think that I’m thinking too much about my hair which does not help at all. Please please keep up with your research and keep sharing it with us. I appreciate all your efforts and work that you put into these videos. Lots of love ❤️
Have you tried putting it in rice?
No really, I heard rice water is good for your hair.
S Jad i use rice water
wait so you’re suppose to put the rice in water? 😶
Gaby look it up, there are tutorials
aesthetic mess, oh yes i found them thanks for letting me know, my hair is doing so much better!
@@Gaby-dy6wo basically
As a fellow asian because we cook rice everyday ish you can save the rice water and also use it to wash your body as well
I was told by my hair stylist to be careful when using keratine products, specially in shampoo, basically she told me that on the long run it makes your hair frizzy, also, it may sound gross but pig grease has worked for me, sometimes i mix that with mayonese, eggs and a deep conditioner, leave it on for 15 mins to an hour, it leaves my hair soft and glowy, and dont worry, your hair doesnt stink after washing it off
Ana GZ You sound like a sandwich.
Jae Bird lowkey yes but it works 😂😂😂
That's a lot of proteins
Aranxa González tbh, just mayonese works fine, this is for when my hair is on its worst days 😂
Most conditioners have animal fat in them anyway, so it isn't really gross
YOUR HAIR IS WAVY. IF YOU WANT HEALTHY HAIR, DONT BLOW DRY IT/USE HEAT
Yari Reyes she doesn’t.... :I
She doesn’t.....
freya check her other videos
Spicy Boi check her other videos
It developed kinks.. it’s not wavy. Watch her other videos before commenting
her:*hard water*
me:*goes *to shower to feel water* my water is smooth
Lol!! So is my water...😂😂
Girl, you're going to save my hair. I just know it.
I"m a curly haired girl. And I"ve ben watching how straight haired people cared for their hair. I"ve noticed how you struggle as much as we do, really. But, I"ve always understood how we both can damage our hair. Watching your video made me sure about the whole science behind our hair. And, I would advise you to try another oil: Jamaican black castor oil. It helps with thickening and adding moisture and shine to your hair. And try adding your oils before your wash day and only adding it directly to your scalp. Not trough out all your hair.
i'm interested in this method, do you leave it on for a while to soak before washing or do you apply directly before washing?
I think it works for growing hair. I have seen many people using it on eyebrows and eyelashes. Dont really know if it works but i would really like to try on my lashes.
@@ayaonora you can do that or apply it the evening before your wash day and sleep in it.
oat milk is a great alternative that goes really well in hot drinks
Yuck I nearly threw up when I tried it in my coffee 🤢😂 I tried so hard to like it
@@amberclarisse6928 you need the barista oatly version :) normal oat milk curdles in my coffee
What would you think of coconut milk?
That’s what I recommend! It really doesn’t have a taste to it other than being watery in a way. I enjoy it in my coffee even though most don’t.
Amber Clarisse putting non dairy creamer in tea is good too
I’m happy that you’re passionate about your hair bc without your love of your hair most of these inspired people including me wouldn’t be here supporting you and listening to your helpful tips
That message at the end was the most inspiring thing for me. I got curly hair and people in my school always use it against me! I love my hair. It's so healthy and curly and now I mostly don't care what people say. Thank you x great video
lexy Brown thank you love x
lexy Brown how can people use that against you?? Curly hair is soooo beautiful!!! Guuuurl you rock that curly hair❤️
Bonnie fan thanks u xx
I feel like a proud mom watching her daughter accomplish her goals in life
ok, so my hair is kinde like yours and this is what works for me:
1. use a mousse even if you what straight hair this will help
2. don't brush your hair when its wet
3.own the wave in your hair cause its never going to be straight unless it gets to the length when it starts to turn to heavy to `wave´ up. that's why I think its suddenly wavy its just because you have never seen it at this length be for.
4.my hair is very fragile so I start brushing at the ends and work my way up this really works for me.
good luck and own the wave girlll
Katrien de Jong
Not brush my hair when it’s wet!?
Then, should I go to sleep with my hair all over the place? I wash at night, so I can’t be bothered to wait an extra hour to brush my hair?
Or should I just brush it in the morning instead? Idk! Please help...:)
i always brushed my hair in shower 😶 could this be the reason why my hair is frizzy?? help 😞
stan A.C.E
I mean, I’m not an expert. But I’ve always done that and had a frizzy hair 😕
@@annymus4502 my only answer to this is wash your hair when you have time to dry it. What I personally do is wash it go through it with my hands a little let it dry to towel wett and then I ad oil and or mousse then let it completely dry and actually I don't really brush my hair after that except the ends I wait with the brushing untill it's no longer exceptable to not brush it♥️ hope I helped a little *also invest in a good brush fit for your hair thats so important* never go to sleep with wett hair girl that's the worst thing to do it will mess up your hair so baddddd pleas never do that again
@@dilarabademelek8360 I don't know if this is the main reason but it definitely doesn't help your hair have you tried a good hold mousse? This shit saved my hair I use L'Oréal mousse and a weird trick I found is that adding a little heat protectend can help your hair to be less frizzy to, try doing this when it's dry tho
the amount of effort put into just one single video is UNBELIEVABLE
i swear oat milk is amazing and is just like cows milk. I just also want to tell you that the soy industry is very damaging to our environment. i love your videos. good luck
LittleGreenGirl hi, how exactly is the soy industry damaging to the environment?
Chloe Davis thanks for answering! I was just a bit confused bc to my understanding, the soy industry for human consumption and for agriculture were separated, and the industry for soy for humans was like a really small percentage of all the soy fields in the world.. so like a soy milk wouldn’t really produce a lot of greenhouse gases
80-90% of the soy grown is fed to livestock. So if you consume animal products, you are contributing to this because livestock consume lots of soy. Only about 7% of the soy grown is fed to humans though most of it is consumed in Asia and turned into soy beans
I love oat milk
Chloe Davis :)💚🌱
I don’t know if you have tried this, but some people like adding oat milk in tea. I also like it in coffee. ☕️
I use it🙋🏼♂️
I agree
yes, i like it in coffee
I put apple juice in my tea
I love oat milk in hot drinks!
~HAIR TIP~:
You probably already knew this, but hot water causes frizz, brittle and dry hair. Science behind this is hot water washes off all the nurtions and oils produced in the scalp. Hot water is dangerous to the scalp and in result, the hair is all very frizzy. I then switched to rinsing shampoos and conditioners with cold water, and i have seen a massive difference. My hair has been smooth and i think you should give it a go. Sorry if you already knew this, but if you didn't, glad i helped.
you can skip the schampoo and just wash hair with warm water, or you can wash hair with schampoo and use cold water. they're kind of the same thing. best is probably no shampoo and warm water though, cause schampoo with sulfates STRIPS your hair completely of oils (which is also what makes it squeaky) and that makes the hair freak out and produce extra much oil to compensate, making your hair greasy. shampoo is a vicious cycle and ever since i stopped using it 4 years ago my hair is never ever oily anymore, and it's really smooth and just looks great.
Anton oh cool, i should try that, my hair gets oily so fast
m.ruclips.net/video/nG-dIF_C7wo/видео.html !!!
KW33N QU33N thank youuuu so muchhh for this sksk I always wash my hair with hot water I’m gonna change that 😬😂😂 thank you!!
Anton so do you not use any shampoo?? I will try this
this makes me think more about my hair and to be honest I've been taking my thicker and healthier hair for granted for so long when people like Isabella have been struggling to have the nice quality that I have
Yess, I have ok hair but it won't grow*I straiten it too much lol*
try the as am i cowash
it is a miracle product for me
it doesn’t have any of the bad ingredients most hair care products have
Yes! That stuff is amazing!
I tried it on my pretty straight hair and it looked just greasy🤷♀️
Amsl Cera it’s better for wavy to curly hair or dry hair
Harmony Jones it might not work for her hair as it might be too thick
Amsl Cera yea this video is ab frizzy hair which is not straight hair. frizzy hair needs extra oil bc it’s a dry hair texture. don’t use a product not recommended for ur hair type it wouldn’t work
you have so much patience by that point i would have shaved it all off 😭
Girl you're applying curly hair technics to straight styling. you have to admit that you have wavy hair and start styling as such, all of the acv rinses won't work if you don't style your curls the way you're supposed to
Yes 👏👏👏👏
Some of the method can be good for wavy hair, too, like....?? Sulfates aren't good for anyone, neither is silicone (due to sulfates needed to get them off your cuticle).
Edit: I think I misunderstood some of your comment. I didn't get you meant that WITH the treatments she needs to use styling products like creme or gel or spray, etc, and scrunch it, diffuse dry it, etc. Yeah, her air dry with no styling stuff just ain't it for girls with textured hair.
Sofía Mallarino Agree. My hair looks even more frizzy than in this video...I thought for years I had bad condition hair, but I’ve been told many times by hairdressers that it’s just my hair type and my hair is actually in really good condition. It turns out that I have naturally curly hair. Took me decades to realise it because it doesn’t look very curly if I just air dry it, it just looks frizzy and a tiny bit wavy, but not in a good way... but I’ve discovered that if I style it with curly hair products and carefully diffuse it, it’s really curly. When my hairs curled it looks really healthy and glossy. This is such a typical trip for so many folk. I strongly suggest this girl heads off to a stylist who specialises in curly hair (yes, these places exist) and at least gives them a try.
EXACTLY😫 that's what everyone commented on the last video and she just doesn't get it
@Binta Faye Ballota that's
exactly what happened to me😂👍
I am an Asian male (Chinese/Indian), growing my hair out. It’s currently at shoulder length.
Hard water has a high PH, in addition it high mineral content causes calcification of the scalp. Which could lead to potential hair loss/thinning.
A tip I can recommend is rinsing after conditioner with cold water. It seals the cuticle so it lays flat & smooth.
And only apply shampoo to your scalp
And don’t comb or do anything whilst your hair is wet. (Wet hair it’s at its weakest state).
Be sure to have a balanced diet with lots of protein.
With the understanding that genetics, hair textures, climate and water hardness differs, results will vary.
"don't brush your hair when it's wet" is something I've heard as a piece of advice from a loooooot of people. But the best advice I can give is start inside out - do ur blood tests & talk to a nutritionist/check your diet, talk to a trichologist (a dermatologist specialized in hair) & other doctors till you find the right answer.
Sensimica she’s tried. Every hair doctor told her the same thing.
Grace VerStrate no, those were hairdressers
If I DONT brush my hair when its wet there is no rescuing it after so its not good advice for everyone especially If you have a ton of hair like me
Merle S same, if I don’t comb or brush my hair in the shower when it’s wet. When my hair becomes dry it looks so much worse. And it works better for me. My hair is about 32” so I have to brush or it will become tangled
1 word: genetics.
Alice Liddell also nutrition 😋
@@LittleLaanekas also water
100% true
Mihaila water won’t do shit
Epigenetics
the last part made me cry, she’s so sweet
My grandma says, hair is what makes people beautiful so you do very well caring about your hair and don't listen to anybody says otherwise. And by the way your hair is absolutely beautiful!🥰
I loved your hair journey video and I totally relate to that story when it comes to my skin and you have inspired me to be patient and consistent. Super happy to be here, keep up the beautiful work!!
thanks girl!
Omg I washed my hair a SINGLE time at my friends house and my hair was so awful and I’m pretty positive it was her water
Midori Bedford is her hair like.. awful
I just wanted to know because of your hair not to be rude btw
Liz Harvey haha ya not gonna lie her hair wasn’t great and she always complained about it being frizzy
The type of comb you use affects hair loss. For instance wooden comb has considerably reduced hair loss for me.
Wow, I really never thought of that? Thank you so much for the tip!
Yea she already said she tried it
She's tried it already :/
I have long thick frizzy hair and ever since I started doing the Curly Girl Method, I haven't been combing my hair with a brush or etc. But I finger comb it when I'm in the shower while applying hair conditioner.
Htf do i clean them? I have one
My hair care habits:
1. Silk pillow case - Sleep on a silk pillow case (not satin).
2. Dyson supersonic hair dryer - Only air dry my hair if needed, and when I do I use the crazy expensive 'Dyson supersonic hair dryer' = 350-400 euros
3. Redken hair products - Only use professional hair products (no drugstore). I now use the 'Redken extreme' line to restore damaged hair.
4. Cold showers - Always shower in completely COLD water. Always.
5. Filter system - Use a filter to cancel hard water and swap these every two months.
6. Massaging roots with machine - Massage my roots every day for five minutes (I bought an electrical appliance for it). Sometimes add extra oil when massaging my roots.
7. Mask every 7 days - Mask one time a week, wrapped it in with cling film, leaving it for 30min.
8. Split end trimmer every 28 days - Using the Talavera - Split-Ender PRO 2 - Split Ends Trimmer every four weeks to get rid of dead ends in the middle parts of my hair
9. Hair cut every 3 months - Usually I do this myself, using RUclips tutorial
10. UV filter - Use a UV filter protector when going in the sun or wrap my hair in a towel when using a tanning bad.
11. Food - Eat foods that are good for hair (eggs, berries, spinach, seeds, nuts, fetty fish etc.)
12. Food supplements - Use hair supplements
13. Polyester towel - Always use soft polyester towel to wrap my hair in after washing.
14. Washing - Max 3 times a week, and only the roots
15. Heat protectors - Always use heat protecting product when styling
16. No touching - Try to not touch my hair during the day
17. Soft crunchies - Only soft crunchies, no hard materials.
18. Keratine treatment - First keratine treatment I got it done at a salon, figured I could do this as well by myself. Bought keratine treatment to do at home, and give myself this treatment every 2-3 months (if I feel it is needed). Same results as at the salon and crazy cheap in comparison.
19. Probably some other thing I cant think about now!
@Nadine Np, apology accepted.
Nadine i was thinking the same thing but i tried that super duper dyson dryer my mom bought, well, it was definitely different from other dryers i must say.
Please don’t use a tanning bed or purposely expose your skin to UV it’s so dangerous melanoma is so deadly seriously protect your skin from UV like you would with your hair
I don't think completely cold showers do much to the hair. I recommend taking a shower with a normal temperature water.
Hi which keratin do u use and where do u buy it?
The "oat drink barista edition" from the brand Oatly works really well in tea. :)
we used that in at my old job when i was a barista, it's so light
Lilliane oat milk by oatly
And alpro is the best
Thanks for the tip I'm looking for soy alternatives now
I love oatly, I hate milk and it makes me really sick after drinking it and it's been the best substitute, it's so nice
Lilliane thank you b I’ll give it a go!
oatly barista is the best- creamy for tea and even cereal cause it doesn’t taste bad and isn’t watery like almond or rice milk
As a barista I can back it up by saying Oat milk is by far the best, it just tastes like the milk in the bottom of a bowl of cheerios man
I like oat milk, but I also use cashew milk! :)
she's such PATIENT HUMAN BEING
my hair has always been my biggest insecurity, and similar to you, I've been trying to figure out what the heck to do with it. These videos are so helpful because we have similar hair. It started getting super frizzy and sometimes wavy as I got older, and nothing ever seemed to work. I also tried vitamins, hair treatments, etc. Sooo, I sympathize and applaud you for being so dedicated in finding what works for you :)
how’s ur hair doing?
i swear theyre watching me ,this is not a coincidence that its recommended to me when i needed it ( i didnt even search for it the second i was GOING to i see this in my recommended videos)
Rabia C LMAO same
they are always watching.. everyone............
I wonder how many hours she has spend reaserching about hair
that's none of your business
@@raishakamaladri7465 Sorry, i didnt mean any bad by it, it was legit just a thought.
Frida Rosberg I would assume many many hours considering I have hair like hers but 10x worse and 100x worse during the summer
raisha kamal She literally made her hair everybody’s business.
God forbid someone shares their story on a platform made for... sharing your story. Also... it's still non of your business since no one is forcing you to watch it.
Hey girl, I really think you have wavy hair and need to continue to treat it that way. I know that you want your straight hair but it just doesn’t grow that way; you can still straighten it from time to time 🤷🏻♀️
AbbeyKaren curly / wavy hair CAN be silky, shiny, and healthy lol but only if you take care of it properly, not by trying to make it straight!
I have one really good tip for anyone that doesn't know about it. wide tooth combs. I saw in the video Isabella was combing her wet hair with a really small comb which can cause a lot of breakage to wet hair since its in such a fragile state. I've been using a wide tooth comb for about six months and I personally have noticed a really big difference in the health of my hair. I've been really wanting to get my hair to waist length again but it is really challenging because my hair is so thick and unmanageable. but patience is key and I learn something new about hair everyday, so thank you for this video I'm excited to try out some of these methods and start my hair journey with you!!
My thoughts as a Curly girl method girl: did you do a final clarifying wash? To make sure you are starting fresh.
Next: your hair has wave/curl/texture whatever you want to call it. Our type of hair has a matte finish, compared to genetically straight hair. It looked shinier when you chemically straightened it, but that process is drying to curly hair. Next, water and conditioner equals moisture. Squish it into your hair in the shower. If you cant run your fingers through your wet hair, you need more conditioner+water.
Lastly, check out Atoya the curly salon on Instagram for curly hair help.
Also, you look like a forest nymph with slightly wavy, slightly frizzy hair, so so so pretty!
Your hair could be transitioning into wavy or curly hair. I used to have thin, golden blond, and straight hair. Then one year my hair was constantly frizzy and I straightened my hair every day and I was so unhappy with it. When I started noticing curls I watched tons of videos on the curly girl method. I now have thick, curly, light brown hair.
Idk why but I don’t believe you 🤣
@@user-gp3gj4jz2c most people don't they think I got perm even though I didn't lmao
Yes for some people hair starts to change as they grow up
Okay but that first part of your paragraph up to being unhappy with it, is literally my hair now 😭
Same I used to have thin black straight hair now my hair is super thick curly light brown
You should try the wavy method instead of curly maybe
Imama Nasir yep it’s similar to the curly method however products can be more lighter and not as heavy
I love the way you research thoroughly and how much you really care about your hair. Not many people gets to understand the struggles other people face when it comes to hair issues. I mean you're the only one who can feel that sense of satisfaction no matter how many times people will say not to care too much or it's pretty normal. See when you reach a certain level of acceptance about yourself and what you have, sometimes you're willing to take the extra mile to change what you can and that's okay. I'm currently looking into other ways to start taking care of my hair and thank you for the recommendations.
Dang this girl over here is putting in so much time and energy, and I don't do anything
COMMITMENT
I've heard people really like cashew milk and coconut milk, but I've heard even more positives about oat milk.
Also, don't let anyone tell you that you care too much about your hair. The process of taking care of your hair and making it healthy can help many other areas of your life as well. You got this! 👍
Search for the women processing cashew nuts and their hands burning
what about almond milk
I have a suggestion for blow drying!! I was blow drying my hair wrong for years...but I found out recently if you angle the blow dryer down on top of the hair instead of to the side straight on, it makes my hair not get tangled when I blowdry, so then I don't have to brush my hair until 2 days later now! Also if you just blow dry the scalp you don't have to blow dry the rest of the hair. The reason is once you blow dry your scalp the rest should air dry pretty quickly, it usually takes about 30 mins to an hour (my hair is slightly above my belly button) And only the scalp can grow fungus and stuff, the rest of your hair can't so you really don't need to blow dry the mids or ends, especially not the ends. 80% blow dry scalp, 20% blow dry mids
I want to fix my hair too.😭 my hair was soft, shiny, straight, healthy; it was just beautiful. Now, it's frizzy, dull, thin, its falling off and it makes me look way older. Like you said, hair might or might not be important for some but it is for you and me. I'm so happy I found your channel. Best wishes.
Your hair is just naturally fine, which means it is more fragile than the thick hair you would like to have. Becareful with the wrap technique, it thins out many people's hair. At some point you need to be realistic with your goals, you naturally don't have a lot of hair on your scalp, you cannot expect to have thick hair like these women. They probably have more hair on their scalps than you. It all goes down to genetics.
sImplyCha lots of my friends tried brazillian keratin treatment or in other term “rebond”. After a couple of months, their hair started to curl and have kinks at the middle. That’s why it is not healthy to treat your hair in chemical heat.
sImplyCha so true she’s going to all this trouble for nothing
my hair is so thick it could probably make two wigs if I cut it all off and I wish it wasn't that thick because it takes an hour to naturally dry and it's so annoying but at least I can thin it out because you cant thicken thin hair but you can thin thick hair.
@@emza8964 Sameee it's soo annoying. I have an extra like 2 layers of frizzy hair on the top of my head that i don't need. My hair needs help 😭
@@emza8964 wow first off thining hair is a bad and idea and secondly an hour to dry long thick hair is like really a short time
My hair story started from me washing my hair everyday when I was younger. It made my hair so dry and course. Now that I am older, I felt I needed to fix it due to the fact that I understand how bad it is to wash daily. I tried oils, sprays, leave-in conditioners, and even more. Then one day I just stopped touching my hair, and let the natural oils do it’s work. My hair is now so much softer and less frizzy, and occasionally I will use OGX oils. It is important to let your natural oils to take place. However, it may just be me. Anyways, your videos are so informative and well thought out. Thanks for sharing!!!
When i use rain water my hair is sooo soft and feels healthy, and when i went to europe the water in italy made my hair so amazing and soft. but teh water in melbourne makes my hai frizzy and dry.
Ikr, Once i washed my hair in the rain and my hair became so soft, but i always wondered why, now it makes so much sense
I’m pretty sure rain water is hard water
Marie Molina rain water has a ph lvl of 5-6
Mine too!!!!!
i live in italy and have hard water yikes
I have thin oily hair and I’m still watching this lol
Infires armyyy
I think one of the best tips of advice that I can give to get long hair and minimize breakage, regardless of hair type, is to try to wear your hair in braids or protective styles. It’s a simple fix and worth a shot. Girls with very tight curly hair know this as they literally call some braided styles “protective styles” but I think girls with straighter hair don’t realize how damaging a simple high pony is. When you wear a pony every day and take it out every night, not only can you cause tension on your scalp if it is too tight, but you are causing friction and breakage at the very middle of the hair shaft when you forcefully rip your pony tail out. This pressure and friction in the same spot over time will literally rip some of your hair shafts in half. This is why when you continue to wear a pony you will see your hair get frizzed in your pony over time because some hairs are just slightly too short to fit into it. Those are the hairs that broke off. Taking the extra few minutes to put your hair in a braid when you want it out of your face will minimize the damage to your length since the hair tie is put on at the very end of your hair, so if there is any friction when taking it out it will only break off the small bit of ends, which does not look as bad and can be managed with trims. So even if you’re just trying to have a lazy hair day and want your hair out if your face, avoid the quick bun or pony and take a few extra minutes to braid it at the nape of your neck and work up to French braiding. Bonus, you can braid it after a shower one morning, sleep in it, and wear the waves for cute second day hair! This is one of the big things that helped me grow my shoulder length hair to my waist in only 2 years, and grow it nice and thick as well! Some people might know this already but it is a simple suggestion that doesn’t hurt to try and implement on top of other hair care! If anyone wants to see my hair growth over the years, you can see it from my instagram pictures! My lazy hair routine and lots of braiding has really helped I think! Check it out if you’d like and try out braiding! Instagram: @see5
#bantheband....Braids are fabulous...and finding hair accessories that DON'T cause breakage and damage.
While I was growing up my mom would always trim my hair on a full moon. My hair was long, shiny, and thick. Literally could’ve been in a Pantene commercial. As I grew up I was skeptical about it and I wouldn’t let my mom cut my hair. That’s when my hair became very brittle and dry. I started it again and my hair is surprisingly thick again. You guys don’t have to believe me but that’s just my experience :)
shut up nobody cares
I care
Okay... I'm all ears to your experience... gonna try it out.
okay u said trim, what if I CUT my hair on a full moon? because I have to chop my hair from the damage
I have seen many benefits of full moon night so I believe in you .. 👍🏻
can you tell me she does this during the day or at night..?
Try olive oil. It has saved my hair and I went to the hair dresser the other day to get my hair dyed. It was so soft and healthy she told me she couldn’t tease it and we were able to make my hair white in 1 go (normally take 6 weeks) and my hair is still soft because of my hair mask.
1 cup olive oil
4 capsules of vitamin E.
Tried your tip for my hair Thank you so much my hair is so soft now and less frizzy
Which olive oil? 'cause i have here the red one
Green
Yello
@natto 3 yes those in the bottle
Hey Isabel I don’t know if you remember me I watched you in the lion the witch and the wardrobe and I sadly left before you said we could met and I still love you since you started. You’re amazing and don’t ever stop you’ll go sooo far
I also recommend avoiding sulfates, they can strip natural oils from the scalp and hair. That can make hair dry and brittle
I totally agree with you, hard water damages hair, no matter how much you try. I use bottled water, evian, for example. Try almond oil. My hair does not react well on Coconut, olive and avocado oils, they dry my hair. I found out, almond oil moisturizes mine, but I need to apply it on wet hair and try to warm the oil, not microwave it, and just leave it on hair for 30 minutes on your wet hair to 1 hour. No more than that. I hope it helps you.
My hair looks the exact same texture as yours and I’ve never thought this deep into it as I just assumed it was genetics🤷🏻♀️ will def be looking into this now
I've never really thought that deep into my hair condition or anything either until I saw her other video 😂 really helpful and now I'm keeping a hair dialogue!
My hair doesn’t like coconut oil. Wish it did
Peyton Vaune mine always looks so awful after I put coconut oil in it! Other hair oils work better for my texture
Coconut oil is too thick for most white hair textures if you use it in dry hair. I use it as a treatment oil before I wash it and it works amazingly
Valentina Crovetto S. OMG THANK YOU FOR THIS
Try argan oil
Mike didn't like Castor oil😭
I highly, highly recommend the shower filter for your hair. Soft water worked miracles on mine. It is now extremely soft and bouncy!😍 Good luck with your hair! I am also on a hair journey to grow my hair down to my tailbone!😆
This is truly amazing I learned so much in this video about hair. I’ve recently just started becoming conflicted with how my hair looked and how it felt. It would change between being wavy and straight but that all depended on how frizzy it was. This video truly blessed me with information that I’ve been yearning for!! Thank you so much!!!
for the tea:
try oat milk in your tea. I can't have dairy or soy products due to allergies, and it tastes wonderful in my tea.
as far as the hair goes:
I've bleached and dyed my hair for years, damaging it. here's what I've learned
changing your hair products frequently over a short period of time can do damage to the strands. this links back to the ph balance of the products.
Try a shampoo bar, not liquid, a bar. They are weird and a bit more expensive, but are oftentimes more natural. (in medieval times women would use rose water and oils to keep their hair smelling and looking nice and shiny)
Also, scalp care is very important to keep hair growing healthily. after bleaching my hair a couple years back I would use argon oil and fish oil (often opening up 2-3 small fish oil oral supplements and working through my damp hair) to restore the damaged ends. this also worked wonders on my split ends.
avocado is wonderful for your hair, so is banana. I've found that eating more fruits and veggies has improved my hair's thickness and softness.
making a banana, oat, and honey mask for your hair to leave in for about 15-30 minutes before washing is wonderful for hydration, frizzy-ness, and strengthening.. the trick is washing it out. my recipe is 2-3 bananas, 1 tablespoon honey, and about a handful of cooked and cooled oatmeal. if im up for it I'll add avocado oil or extra virgin olive oil (about 2-3 tablespoons)
now something ive learned about tea and hair:
often times pre-packaged tea has preservatives (i.e. chemicals). try switching to loose-leaf, or double-checking the ingredients list.
Taking notes...