The type of shampoo and conditioner used makes all the difference because they're not all made equal. I've been using the Salon Guy Volume shampoo and conditioner for almost 2 months now and its exactly what I was looking for. Volume shampoos tend to make the hair sticky and dry but not this one and the conditioner is super light that rinses clean & quick without any oiliness or extra unneeded slickness because its silicon free. I shampoo and condition my hair everyday 99% of the time and have yet to experience any issues with either. I also tend to alternate between this shampoo and my old volume one every 5 days to keep things fresh but with the same conditioner.
@@gagalover2k10 depends on your lifestyle I would say. Like if you got a very physical job and you don't shampoo, then you are gonna have some dirty ass, greasy hair
@@denny-cq2lm that’s true - to a certain extent. Even with a physically demanding job, you can get away with shampooing every two to three days. Conditioning every day is just too much and speeds up the need for the hair to be washed. When it’s stripped of its natural oils, your scalp goes into overdrive to replace the oils stripped away, leading to a vicious cycle of needing to be washed every day. Using a good shampoo and conditioning once a week, using either a light leave in conditioning spray or clarifying shampoo in between washes will prolong your hairs life cycle no matter the lifestyle
@@gagalover2k10 I have always shampooed my hair on a daily basis because its semi-oily, difference now or at least for the past 2 years that I started using a proper shampoo and conditioner. The volume shampoo I use is Paraben, alcohol, SLES, SLS free and then the salon guy volume shampoo that I switch to every 5 days is even better than the other. I also use the same brand volume conditioner with premium ingredients and silicone free, meaning that there is no artificial slickness or oiliness involved. Sure, I can go 2 days without shampooing if I'm just chillin at home but there is no way that I'll shampoo 3 or 4 times a week, or just wash it with water and call it a day, ain't no way. Hair care is not one shoe that fits all, we're all different and what works for many doesn't necessarily means it works for all.
As someone with thick hair that has a lot of unmanageable volume weighing my hair down is NOT an issue. I actually apply deep conditioner in my hair and scalp for five minutes and it helps me tremendously in managing my hair.
Im guilty of blobbing it right on top of my head LOL, I have done that before. But yes, most of the time I just put the conditioner on the bottom half of my hair and lightly everywhere else.
My wife has super frizzy hair. We’ve tried seemingly everything; conditioners, hair mask, cream, mousse, oil, serum, and no matter what her hair always comes out the same. I am frustrated as I’ve tried really hard to help her with it and I feel like none of my ideas have been good enough. Any advice would be welcome.
I am no expert on hair, I’m 16 and I have barely any experience since I got into how to properly style and take care of it a few months ago My hairs been frizzy all the time, I would try it all but it didn’t seem to work. I’m not sure if this works on women but has she ever tried to use hair gel? When I used it, it got rid of my frizzy hair. You just need a little to do this too so you don’t feel greasy from the hair gel. Blow drying also has seemed to help me aswell I hope this could help expand some ideas on how to fix the problem. I hope you and your wife live a happy life and have a strong relationshi
I use condition and massage it in the scalp and end of the hair as my hair is very thick and I want it to lay flat when I use shampoo it gets very fluffy and poofs up which I hate.
If you have never used conditioner before, this video will not tell you how.... Like, do i put this on IN the shower, or after? Do I rinse off? Do I leave on and blow dry? I had high hopes from this video title.
You put it on in the shower, and it is rinsed off. There are leave-in conditioners, but it will explicitly say that on the bottle and those are, as the name suggests, left in. They're also usually more of a mist than a thick liquid
Hi mate, I recently decided to have middle parted hair but my left and right part is different from each other, for example; when I blowdry my left side is always gets in shape, in the other hand my right side just gets a bit fluffy and I can't make it wawy. What causes this? and how can I solve it?
@@TH224heh Hey, after searching a bit I found out I have cowlick in front of my hair. I guess you have a cowlick too, because its natural there is no way to fix it, but after parting my hair from my cowlick my hair honestly looks awsome. So I am kinda feelin lucky to have it.
Bro plz fix my hair . My front part of my head has dry frizzy and partially curly hair and the rest of my hair are smooth straight and silky. I don't know if I was able to explain it well
I literally had the same thing. Partially weirdly curly hair on the front and then straight all the way. My hairs got really damaged around 2020. they made all of my hair look bad. I got really tired of them and shaved my head this year on 2nd January, now my hairs are really nice, soft, not damaged, and the partially curved thing went away too.
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The type of shampoo and conditioner used makes all the difference because they're not all made equal.
I've been using the Salon Guy Volume shampoo and conditioner for almost 2 months now and its exactly what I was looking for. Volume shampoos tend to make the hair sticky and dry but not this one and the conditioner is super light that rinses clean & quick without any oiliness or extra unneeded slickness because its silicon free.
I shampoo and condition my hair everyday 99% of the time and have yet to experience any issues with either.
I also tend to alternate between this shampoo and my old volume one every 5 days to keep things fresh but with the same conditioner.
Soooo great to read this!
You shouldn’t be shampooing and conditioning your hair everyday 😳
@@gagalover2k10 depends on your lifestyle I would say. Like if you got a very physical job and you don't shampoo, then you are gonna have some dirty ass, greasy hair
@@denny-cq2lm that’s true - to a certain extent. Even with a physically demanding job, you can get away with shampooing every two to three days. Conditioning every day is just too much and speeds up the need for the hair to be washed. When it’s stripped of its natural oils, your scalp goes into overdrive to replace the oils stripped away, leading to a vicious cycle of needing to be washed every day. Using a good shampoo and conditioning once a week, using either a light leave in conditioning spray or clarifying shampoo in between washes will prolong your hairs life cycle no matter the lifestyle
@@gagalover2k10 I have always shampooed my hair on a daily basis because its semi-oily, difference now or at least for the past 2 years that I started using a proper shampoo and conditioner. The volume shampoo I use is Paraben, alcohol, SLES, SLS free and then the salon guy volume shampoo that I switch to every 5 days is even better than the other. I also use the same brand volume conditioner with premium ingredients and silicone free, meaning that there is no artificial slickness or oiliness involved.
Sure, I can go 2 days without shampooing if I'm just chillin at home but there is no way that I'll shampoo 3 or 4 times a week, or just wash it with water and call it a day, ain't no way.
Hair care is not one shoe that fits all, we're all different and what works for many doesn't necessarily means it works for all.
Thanks for sacrificing your hair to use on mannequin head
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Overrated joke
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i guide others to a treasure i cannot possess
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bald guys giving hair tips are like single people giving relationship advice, you know its gotta be good
funny thing is some single people give great advice 🤣
Meh, it's not like pets give the best advise about petting lol
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@T7M7P7L7R cause they use their brains to do that, not their hearts
A Bald guy knows how to take care of your hair better than everybody else😂😂
It's like a single person giving relationship advice
Oh cmon guys, he knows how complicated is hair to take care of
Facts, my salon artist is bald yet he knows hair more than other women.
@@Anunnaki_Gula Maybe because he got more hair in a certain spot somewhere in his body 😈😈😈
This man is a professional, and decides to go bald. That should tell you exactly all you need to know about how hard it is to have good hair xD
As someone with thick hair that has a lot of unmanageable volume weighing my hair down is NOT an issue. I actually apply deep conditioner in my hair and scalp for five minutes and it helps me tremendously in managing my hair.
Thank you for this video. I've been making lots of mistake, including not conditioning enough.
My guy is speaking from experience trust me 🙏
Im guilty of blobbing it right on top of my head LOL, I have done that before. But yes, most of the time I just put the conditioner on the bottom half of my hair and lightly everywhere else.
The cool rinse sounds like a valuable tip. I'd think that most people would rinse with a temp that is comfortable to them.
Thanks man!, i've been trying to figure out why my hair was so flat for so long until I came across this, thanks for the advise!
did it work for you after ?
@@aloeveil yh
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It works for me!!!😊❤
My wife has super frizzy hair. We’ve tried seemingly everything; conditioners, hair mask, cream, mousse, oil, serum, and no matter what her hair always comes out the same. I am frustrated as I’ve tried really hard to help her with it and I feel like none of my ideas have been good enough. Any advice would be welcome.
I am no expert on hair, I’m 16 and I have barely any experience since I got into how to properly style and take care of it a few months ago
My hairs been frizzy all the time, I would try it all but it didn’t seem to work. I’m not sure if this works on women but has she ever tried to use hair gel? When I used it, it got rid of my frizzy hair. You just need a little to do this too so you don’t feel greasy from the hair gel. Blow drying also has seemed to help me aswell
I hope this could help expand some ideas on how to fix the problem. I hope you and your wife live a happy life and have a strong relationshi
@@EJ_SYX Thank you very much! We will definitely consider the gel. ☺️☺️
I think in order to see results you have to wait for 4 months
@@fadedxd69 Good point.
@@_catulus keep conditioning hair and wait to see results
Nice point actually no one tell you how to do regular things properly
Thanks for your information
Im 41 and never conditioned my hair!! I better start
how to starts at 1:46
Thank you so much sir this was so important to me
getting mogged by a mannequin is crazy
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Was there a video done on this haircut?
Why do I trust the bald guy to give such good advice. Like honestly I trust him more
I do too, absolutely!!😊😊❤
I use condition and massage it in the scalp and end of the hair as my hair is very thick and I want it to lay flat when I use shampoo it gets very fluffy and poofs up which I hate.
Thanks for the vid great info
Thank you so much
never expecting a hair take caring vid from a bald guy😂😂😂
great video
My hair is really extremly stubborn. I want to make them softer and much less stubborn
Theres a saying... By me
"A bald guy never lies" 😂
If you have never used conditioner before, this video will not tell you how....
Like, do i put this on IN the shower, or after? Do I rinse off? Do I leave on and blow dry? I had high hopes from this video title.
You put it on in the shower, and it is rinsed off. There are leave-in conditioners, but it will explicitly say that on the bottle and those are, as the name suggests, left in. They're also usually more of a mist than a thick liquid
Bro its in the instructions…
Any idea why Wella stopped making their Kolestral? That was the best conditioner I've ever used.
Thanks for the video 😊
Very informative :)
Seems like hair maintenance is really tiring!
I feel you. I'm just going to try and make a habit of it so hopefully I don't have to think about it
Man I love the statue
Hi mate, I recently decided to have middle parted hair but my left and right part is different from each other, for example; when I blowdry my left side is always gets in shape, in the other hand my right side just gets a bit fluffy and I can't make it wawy. What causes this? and how can I solve it?
I have the same problem.Did you figure out a solution?
@@TH224heh Hey, after searching a bit I found out I have cowlick in front of my hair. I guess you have a cowlick too, because its natural there is no way to fix it, but after parting my hair from my cowlick my hair honestly looks awsome. So I am kinda feelin lucky to have it.
@@Omer-or2km Thanks for replying i will try what you have said and see if it helps
@@Emous01 There is no way "fixing" your cowlick. If you want a middle part; try parting your hair from your cowlick.
My issue is that I’m conditioning it and it’s not soft and still too dry all over
How long do you keep the conditioner in?
I think it depends but it’s like 1-3 min I think
thanks, just want to ask, how much time to leave conditioner on the hair? Second, if i have oily scalp, is it better to avoid hair oils?
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Up to 5 minutes
What condition for long hair? 😢
Man without hair teaching us how tow to take care of hair😂😂😂
Just fun
Can you do a Finn Collins turtorial from the 100 s2?
On damp or dry Hair?
Bro plz fix my hair .
My front part of my head has dry frizzy and partially curly hair and the rest of my hair are smooth straight and silky. I don't know if I was able to explain it well
I literally had the same thing. Partially weirdly curly hair on the front and then straight all the way. My hairs got really damaged around 2020. they made all of my hair look bad. I got really tired of them and shaved my head this year on 2nd January, now my hairs are really nice, soft, not damaged, and the partially curved thing went away too.
could be due to thinning
After applying conditioner should I wash with the water
Yes… preferably cooler water, lukewarm is fine
Nice!
do you need to use conditioner every time you wash your hair?
Nop 1-2 times a week
If you shampoo yes, if you do not then no, however I condition every time I shower as I have dry hair
"take an appropriate amount" like i know how much that is ☠️ why do you think we're here
Do I need to condition the sides
Yes
@@TheSalonGuy what if it’s short
I have bought Purequinoa conditioner and shampoo and it makes the hair with volume and it looks good
Do how to get hair like the music artist glaive please!
Pls make tutorial I like the maniquin hair
Is conditioner bad for your scalp?
No but conditioner is meant for the hair
Hello. Do you think you can do one of John Lennon in the "Imagine" music video? I'd be really grateful.
Why does he have a comb even tho he's bald?
Hi nice vid. What if I want soft hair though ?
That mannequin looks like me😭
Is it by conditioning hair use to become soft bro I want a soft hair bro Pease reply me guy
Yes
Thank you bro than please can you tell me the name of best conditioner to me sir
Is it we need to apply conditioner everyday
Are there ppl that only apply to just the scalp, really?
did u sacrifice ur hair to obtain hair knowledge?
Yes sadly
What about leave-in conditioner? 🤔
Same thing
I'm a dude and I got ultra fine hair it's like silk and is way to light but it's past my shoulders
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came here after Jace Targaryen glow up lol
it does feel funny getting hair advice from a bald guy
Aren't you already pushing it into the scalp when you brush it? lol
yooooo that mannequin jus like me
look who is teaching
Yes a 30+ year stylist.
@@TheSalonGuyhow do you feel about native coconut and vanilla conditioner?
NOICE BRUUUH!
coaches dont play guys
where is ur hair?
this is sarcastic bald dude showing how to use conditioner
The guy who is telling doesn't have a hair
What 🎉
trust the bald guy
I meant lie 🤥
why he's bald ?
Why are you 14?
why should I trust you for hair advices since you gave up yourself ? it's not mean, I just want to understand@@TheSalonGuy
@@seigneurdesbouseux6603spend 15 minutes watching my videos.
taking hair advice from a bald guy is strange. not hating js saying its a little ironic and i think its funnny
where is your hair 😅
ليش بسمع نصيحة واحد اصلع يخي اتق الله اصلع ومحتواك عن الشعر واضح انها نصبه
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Fake hair see 🤥🤥
you're bald man...
Actually was more useful then I thought, my hair is pretty frizzy bc of the fact I use more on my scalp but thx a lot dude 🫶🏽