Water Rinse VS Shampooing your Hair - TheSalonGuy
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I started drinking juice from Indian gooseberry by mixing it with aloe vera juice two times daily. Regularly trimming the hair also helps. Take care of the lifestyle. Use liiitlleextra cocooninon hair oil shampoo set as both are good for hair fall control. If you do this every day, you will results in just a few weeks.
This Cocoonion shampoo and conditioner will be nominated by me for the exceptional quality and natural ingredients and above all for its ability to make hair healthy. I can see the results which justify my recommendation.
"I guide others to a treasure I cannot possess."
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How many times do I see the same comment.
Sucessfully stolen a comment. Great job👏🏻👏🏻
Bro😭😭
Stop with these comments bro. Cringe af
It’s funny how the bald guy knows more than us
If you think about it, would you trust a bald man giving hair care tips?
@@fasbulla.D.erkmon no😂
It's called aging the same thing will happen when you get older most men do go bald
You better respect him, he’s a fucking god
@@franciscatano2147 so why are you here?
Been using your VOLUME set once a week, while rising my hair each day in between with hot then cold. I'm less reliant on using other products this way and no longer feel like I need to clean the hair twice a week!
Four months into my water washing only journey and my hair is so curly, much softer and over all much easier to manage. And, it's not frizzy anymore 🤷♀️ I suggest trying it for yourself but everyone's hair is different. Your hair technically doesn't need shampoo. It's the media and society that have pushed it so heavily through the years but think about it. In the 1800's, they didn't use shampoo.
hi i was goin thru comments and saw yours. i have a question i sweat alot while working at my job which is pretty much everyday. am i not supposed to wash my hair with anything going forward. my scalp gets super itchy after jus 2 days. what do you suggest. cuz its kind of stressing me out like what am i supposed to do. i really dnt want to lose my hair if i keep shampooing everyday but at the same time i feel super dirty if i let my sweaty head touch my pillow 😔
@@aaaapee Your hair is going to go through a transition period when you stop using shampoo, where it's oily and your scalp may start to get itchy but if that happens, I suggest just giving your scalp a good brushing and if water washing is something you want to start doing, maybe every other day, water rinse your hair instead of using shampoo. I feel like using warm water in the beginning but maybe then cool water right before you get out will probably help make your scalp feel refreshed and more clean. I'm to the point, personally, where I'm only water rinsing my hair once every two weeks and my hair is adjusting but I also don't sweat on my scalp a ton every day.
@@aaaapee I don't know if that's any help but I hope it is 😂
can i wash my hair with plain water daily while shower? or no ?
@@unpredictable_reetworks for me, just scrub it real good
I haven’t been using shampoo for 2 weeks now. My hair is more voluminous, and so far no dandruff. I can’t wait to surprise my barber with my flake-free scalp 🤣.
You still doimg that?
@@ItsMePillotMCSG yea one of the best decisions I ever made.
So how you oil them?
@@amritsrivastava5272 it naturally oilsman
@@Castle_Bravo. Do you just rinse with water everyday?
Here in iran, people used to wash their hair with a powder they made from Sidr tree leaves for cleansing and washing out the oily hair.. then with clay (soak clay in water and apply the water in hair to make it smooth like a conditioner ). Then they would rinse with water . It was the best way to keep hair clean and healthy. (Apologize for my poor english )
Good English don’t worry
useful to hear a professional's opinion!
without hair?
@@manavault He completed the hair game he advanced to the next level
An expert*
@@manavault a doctor cures you without being sick, its called a job dude.
@@manavault there is a thing that you wouldn't understand because either you are still in school or you have a IQ of 50 and that thing is called RESEARCH.
3 weeks into washing with only water so far. It’s a bit greasy but makes it so much easier to tie up now
I'm one week into washing my hair with water and I do a rosemary water rince for like a conditioner every other day but I don't use any product in my hair maybe once in a while I put oil at the ends but that's it's not greasy at all
@@brittanyvenegas1459 not greasy? You're so lucky. I'm hoping by 2 months mine will sort itself out. It's almost like I've added a wet look to my hair some days which is not nice. Those are the days I tie it up
@@willhelliwellhow has it gone?
@@willhelliwell Hey! How is it now?
@@slowedvxbesaudios8378 it didn’t get better. I went about 3 months and it just stayed greasy and matted. Back to shampoo about twice a week now.
Have not used shampoo in about 3-4 months. My hair is amazing rn. Definitely the way to go if you dont use product imo
@@xervive295 doesn't it smell bad?
@@xervive295 how did you do that?
@@xervive295
How do you style?
@@xervive295 how often do you set your hair?
Only water for 4-5 months now. My hair looks and feels great, and it smells fine
I’m about five months out from the last time I shampooed. Just over the weekend, I learned of this “nopoo” trend or movement or whatever. It’s a really unfortunate name, but it has worked for my naturally curly, dense, dry, color damaged hair. I wouldn’t say it’s helped my hair grow any faster, but it holds volume so much better than it did when I would wash it once a week and that was with salon product. I massage my scalp under very warm to hot water which probably strips some of that naturally occurring sebum and I use dry shampoo about once a week. I’m not licensed. Im not an expert. I just know my hair and as of now, my hair feels so soft and healthy.
Thats all you need. A license is for you giving advice for others and lawfully required but for your own body, you are an expert moreso than actual licensed people
I think now I know why my hair can some times be inconsistent. Most of the time it’s exactly the wait I want it but there have been times where the weather had changed and I didn’t ditch the shampoo. Thank you so much!
My hair falls off extremely when I shampoo! And when I rinse w only water, my hair is fuller and doesn’t fall of and it honestly don’t smell bad at all. I only light shampoo once a week.
There are lots of “not shampoo” hair washes that are good alternatives to rinsing with water. Modern Mammals is a product that I like for this.
@Will 👍 I’m almost done with my first bottle and it’s been delivering what it’s promised. My hair still retains its oils and isn’t dried and brittle but still feels clean, which makes for pretty nice hold/styling the next day. I shampoo twice a week and use it the rest of the week and it’s been working well. I thought the 20 dollar price tag was ridiculously expensive, which it still may be, but it’s lasted me months upon months
If you're hair smells, use some shampoo. If you use product like silicones, you need some cleansing agent. You don't have to wash everyday but use a higher quality product with condition it.
So shampoo hair every week and wash with water every to days right?
I agree
I am from brazil growing long hair and dirt poor. The only shampoo I can afford is cheap crappy one
@@harrybreiner9259 trust me that’s alright
I've only used warm water an then cold water to rinse off my hair for a year now an so far its helped me. Still every month or so ille use some coconut oil, or aloe that I let set then wash out. Just have to be thorough an scrub gently, no more dandruff an less itch then when I even used Tea Tree.
Started experimenting. Shampoo one day, just rinse the next day, towel dry and use dry shampoo for the in between days before feeling like I need to shampoo it again. 😀
My hair rarely if ever smells but if I go a few days without washing my head itches like crazy. Im on 5 days of no washing and it's hard to not itch when I have my hair down. It's also not too oily it's really nice and I've gotten a lot of compliments but ITCHY
Itchy isnt a good sign. Wash it. Itching promotes scratching and letting pathogens in the skin. Much safer just to wash it
@@lizxu322 yea I found scrubbing it a little more than usual and really taking time to rinse it instead of rushing helped a lot.
@@nickNcar on shampooing days, I'd recommend shampooing twice, preferably with 2 different shampoos
As usual, great information. I'll be washing every other day and rinsing every other day. Thanks guy!
So shampoo hair every week and wash with water every to days right?
I wash my hair once a week with shampoo diluted with water. Then from ear length down I stroke 16 drops of baby oil into the length before applying conditioner and doing the final rinse on my hair. I just use shampoo and conditioner from the supermarket. Works well for me, my hair is now calf length.
As someone who only water washes, I don’t use products anymore so maybe that’s why you’re not having success with it. The oil your scalp produces is supposed to be there and acts like a natural product. Of course if I ever go into the pool(chlorine) or in the ocean(heavy salt and minerals) or just dirty in general I usually use a cleansing shampoo. But that happens maybe a couple times in the year.
Do Tom Cruise hairstyle in Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol
Does this happen to anyone- you workout everyday and there's sweat in your hair but you don't wanna use shampoo on it everyday..... Just me?
For me when I workout I sweat mostly on my back and not much on my hair so I can't really say...
kinda late, but go look trav white's video he has a video about that!
Why I am here !
Dude I work out intense daily I’m drenched ! My hair is dripping after my jiu jitsu workouts! I wash everyday if I don’t I would smell so bad plus I worry about staff infections. But my hair gets really dry ! It sucks
Just wash it with water
What about free-chemicals shampoo? If I go 4-5 days with washing my hair, it becomes super oily. I don't think I can wash it with just water.
I have hair about 10 inches long. I don't use product to style. I'm thinking:
Monday wash/condition
Wednesday rinse
Thursday condition
(maybe Friday Rinse)
Saturday (or Friday)dry shampoo
And then start over
Thoughts anyone?
I use quality salon products and even I've been told for my hair type I only need to use shampoo/conditioner 2-3 times a week.
The thing with water washing my hair is my hair feels so much better for the first two days, thicker and super easy to style and has natural volume
I have curly type 3c hair. I rinse my hair with water almost everyday. I live in the desert where the atmosphere is so dry! I wet my hair with water and message my scalp then use an emollient rich leave in conditioner layered with oil to lock in the water. I shampoo once and deep condition once a week.
does it look good this way?
This video totally hit the spot for me dude, keep it up!
I use a shampoo brush with warm water, rinse, then rinse with ice water. Every morning in the shower I do this routine. I NEVER look forward to the ice cold water rinse lol hate it everytime. Great video. Shampoo brush is great
Thank you so much i always want to know about this
I used to wash my hair everyday with inexpensive shampoo and after used a bad products which is causeed my scalp hair to fall and i lost back in the days i heard voices that i had the best hair in the village now i semi fucking bald 19yrs old boy
thanks. i really needed this because I was researching hard about this but couldn't find enough info. much love
Okay first of all water washing only only onlyyyy works when you are combing your hair alotttt. Like seriously sit down and keep combing for good 20 mins. Twice a day. It will make your scalp less greasy as all the oil will travel down to the roots and make your hair soft. The most oil your scalp produces is the near your neck area. Brush downward and thn upwards. And rubbing your scalp very throughly in shower.
Could you please do Leonardo DiCaprio’s hairstyle from the basketball diaries?
thanks! i live in a tropical country where temperatures can get hot and humid and washing the head with water alleviates headaches. i had a bad case of migraine from not washing my hair but my hair was great though hahahah
I use to wash it everyday but it’s now only twice a week. I use hair oil twice a week before I shower.
My hair is getting thicker & softer :)
As I have very fine and thin hair I stopped using shampoo a few months ago. When I use shampoo it was takes days to recover, now even my hairdresser sees abdifferenc, my har feels like hair and not feathers.
How is not using shampoo going?
Dandruff is the serious reason I do use shampoo everyday or it will start itching at the night before sleeping .
Don’t do it , leave shampoo because it’s a cycle of stripping oils of your hair and then your hair overflows oil, dandruff happens when hair is really oily.
You could try using two cap fulls of Apple Cider Vinegar in Warm Water.
Should we rinse our hair everyday ? Please answer sir I am very confuse
My big question would be: "How do you know all this?" And by that I mean, how do you know you have to massage your scalp if you're doing the water-only method? How do you know that works? Was a study conducted where one group just let warm/hot water run through their hair without massaging, while another group let warm/hot water run through their hair and also massaged their scalp? And then you examined the results? How do you know that rinsing with cold water produces better results than rinsing with warm/hot water? See what I'm getting at? I could be wrong, but I don't think any studies have ever been conducted on what techniques work best if you opt for the water-only rinsing/wash, yet there are so many "experts" out there giving advice. I am just over three weeks into the no shampoo (aka "no poo") method, and I am loving it! I had the super oilys the end of Day 1, all of Day 2 and all of Day 3. Day 4, things actually weren't as bad; I saw a noticeable difference. And after that, things have slowly gotten better and better. There's no smell either; your hair just smells like natural hair. I don't rinse with cold water. I don't massage my scalp, though I do sort of squeegee my hair while the warm/hot water is running through it. When I'm done, I simply pat the excess water with my towel, and then I just use a wide-toothed comb. Done. This has been working for me, but I would add that I, too, haven't conducted any experiments on myself to see if other techniques worked better.
Well, you both are using anecdotal evidence and personal experience to justify your choices. Nothing wrong with that.
Even the most "ironclad" scientific and mathematical theories started out as a bunch of recipes. We have to start somewhere...
@@maloxi1472 You are correct, indeed, which is why I said this: "This has been working for me, but I would add that I, too, haven't conducted any experiments on myself to see if other techniques worked better." My whole point is that there are many RUclipsrs who are making CLAIMS about what you NEED to do with the no shampoo method yet have conducted no sort of studies to back up these claims. And what they are saying may very well turn out to be correct. I'm not saying any of these people are wrong. They could be wrong, though. And that's just it -- we just don't really know. 😀
I think for him it is based on experience as a person who handles hair all the time. Even for myself and family, I know how their hair types are and the specifics of what works for them and just hair in general because my family is so large with so many hair types. Experience is sometimes more valuable than anything else.
@@erosia4232 I am now well over a year, and I love it. I love the simplicity of it all. I no longer have to buy shampoos, no conditioners. Just the hot water running through my hair while in the shower. Pat it dry with a towel when I'm out, comb it with my wide-toothed comb. Done. It's simple; it's easy; it's no cost. 👍
More than 2 months since I last used shampoo or conditioner on my hair. Feel better without shampoo .
I use only distilled. Only once per week....with an Organic poo. My hair is to my hips....and I intend to grow longer~~~~~less is more def. But, I must say, you need to wash out the impurities in the air, dust etc.....and sweat and old skin cells. You can also use two or three drops of rosemary oil in your shampoo bottle...:)))))
Whats your care routine
do you apply oil everyday
You wash once per week? Do you also rinse during the week or not?
i haven´t washed my hair for 3 weeks and it is getting kinda smelly what should i do to make it smell good
i have to wash my hair everyday. i produce enough oil to make a successful oil refinery lol. i tried washing it every like 2 or 3 days for about 6 months and it just made things worse
same idk how to fix it
Some people do the one month without washing I heard it works extremely well against your problem
I think you are using cold water use luke warm water.I am also using cold water my hair get oily everyday,and when i use luke warm water it clean my scalp and now i am using shampoo 2 days a week.
@@nomercy7861 do u use any else other than luke warm water?
@@jojo-fj7lw no
If i use wax or putty most days can i wash my hair daily? I do have medium to thick hair that is a little dry sometimes but normally on days i don't wash my hair it loses all its volume
is it good when i always washing my hair everyday?
What about living in Houston Texas. This heat has me drench head to toe and I feel like I need to wash my hair every. Help
I DOTN WANT TO SLEEP WITH THE KNOWEDGE THAT MY HAIR HASNT BEEN WASHED. I CANT SLEEP. I SMELL IT.
If you don't rinse everyday how can you deal with sweat? Is dry shampoo the only option? I'm thinking about trying to use less shampoo but I usually workout everyday.
I've been just watering my hair with cold water... I've just been feeling the oils and still dandruff.
It's slightly being better but not clear I want it really clear so I can get my hair faded... 🥺
I'd been using dry shampoo on the front of my hair for years and recently noticed that area is much thinner than the rest now. I've stopped using dry shampoo, I've heard ot can clog follicles, which is not a good thing.
Which days in a cycle (lets say, rise daily but shampoo every 2 days) do you think you should apply oil? Cause like, the rinse day before the shampoo day is the oiliest day (I would suppose) so adding oil that day would be a bad idea?
Shampoo then oil
YOUR HAIR GETS OILY FAST? YOU HAVE AN OILY SCALP? WASH EVERYDAY WITH SHAMPOO! HERE'S WHY:
For those of you with oily scalps/hair that think shampooing their hair once a week/month/year would cause it to grease up less or over longer periods of time, here are some legitimate, research-backed, science-based facts:
there is no special sensor in your skin cells that detects moisture from the outside and suddenly understands to produce less oil. Your sebaceous glands are being influenced by your hormone production internally and following their own genetic script for how much oil they would like to produce in a given time period, and no topical products (barring the rx's I addressed earlier) are going to suddenly influence them to respond by producing less oil. Deodorant does not stop us from sweating - it just masks the smell (please ignore the existence of antiperspirant for my analogy here). We reapply it every day, appreciating it, never questioning it. So why do we demonize and question the efficacy of surfactants in shampoo the same way?
If you want to not smell bad, you apply deodorant. If you don't want food between your teeth, you floss. If you want your hair to not be oily, you wash it. It really is that simple. There is no trick out there that is going to reverse or significantly reduce oil production. I'm telling you this from personal experience and education. I understand wanting to stop it because it is very enviable to see others get away with not washing their hair for several days and still have it looking good. I understand that washing frequently is annoying and effortful. I understand very deeply there is an emotional aspect to having oily roots and feeling "dirty". Let me tell you personally. Oil is not gross. It is inconvenient, and sometimes uncomfortable, yes, but it's not implicitly better to have dry skin/scalp, which comes with its own whole set of issues. Sebum is produced to nourish the skin and protect it. Of course, we can absolutely help control it and reduce its appearance when our skin makes too much. But we can't wish it away or hope that by neglecting it, it'll quit.
wash your hair if you don't want it to be oily. Shampooing often is not inherently wrong, nor will it damage your hair. The shampoo itself is not the devil and if you struggle with above-average sebum production, washing it away is really your only logical solution. Please try to see your oiliness as just part of who you are and not a medical condition or a severe flaw.
enjoy taking care of your hair properly!
Good info
I agree with this wholeheartedly however your skin does have receptors that detect Trans Epidermal Water Loss (TEWL) this can be slowed by conditioner moisturising the scalp and slowing TEWL however, dont expect washing hair daily and not using conditioner or serum on the scalp to moisturise will leave your hair oil free. Your body will quickly expel sebum to slow TEWL to avoid a dry scalp but once again this is only when your skin barrier has no emollient on it.
then what the hell is this video for
I just completed 2 weeks of no shampoo and I can't take it anymore. My my hands are horribly greasy after touching it in the shower. Water alone will not cut through it. My scalp scrapes off easily under my fingernail if I scratches my head.
Haven't tried a scrubbing tool like a brush, but I don't think that will help.
I have always had a big problem with my hair returning to greasy less than 24 hours after washing.
I happened to try Salon Selectives® Marula Magic™ from Dollar Tree® and the difference was night and day.
Have never used any shampoo costing over $1 USD before. I wonder what a more expensive one might do. Maybe even better. Maybe worse. I don't know.
What I do know is that I have hair that must be washed every day and I don't think water alone could ever be for me.
I was hoping that my hair would eventually stop 🛑 becoming greasy and stop replacing oils if I stopped stripping them with harsh chemicals.
But as of 2 weeks, the answer has been NO and this whole experience has been a nightmare for me.
Hey, friend. If you do more research into the "no 'poo" technique of haircare, you will find that, for some people, the transition into nice hair can take months. For some, it will only take a few weeks, but not all people.
I would recommend trying again and going for a few months. Keep in mind that a bad diet and lack of exercise can also lead to either a longer transition or continually bad hair.
@@naurchleor I don't have months to wait. Those 2 weeks were one of the most miserable 2 weeks of my life. I'm never doing that again.
I get my shampoo from the dollar store (now the dollar 25 store). The shampoo makes a big difference.
Cheap shampoos like VO5®, Suave®, and White Rain® caused my hair to get disgusting in under 24 hours for 35 years until I discovered Silkience® and Salon Selectives® which are ALSO in the dollar store.
Maybe some $20+ shampoos are even better, but I don't care to find out. I'm satisfied with what I'm doing.
Takeaways:
1. I think he's full of shit and most people need shampoo to cut through disgusting oils.
2. The brand of shampoo DOES make a difference.
3. You don't need to use expensive shampoo though. That is also bullshit.
4. I forgot what else I was gonna say. I have to get up early to give a Ted Talk tomorrow. Good day.
I tried using warm water but I keep getting dandruff
dont. use cold water
use zinc shampoo if you still get it get it over the table
Thanks for the info! What shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are you using?
Can you please help me I am living
In pg there water,arsenic amount is high. So what should I do to wash my hair daily with shampoo or not... In my house I am washing my hair not a single hair is falling due to that arsenic water my hair is falling 😢... And also plz advise me the best shampoo which is best for men's hair
you dont want to lock in moisture. moisture needs to stay OUT of the hair shaft.
I have ringlet type curly hair. I shampoo and condition every 2 days. I wet my entire head daily and also put conditioner on the shaft and ends daily in the shower. I am told by family my hair smells bad after wetting it (doesn’t smell bad after shampoo). I have to wet it every day for curl pattern to reform. If I don’t wet it every day and I skip a day my hair looks awful. Matter down, curls are out of shape, frizzy. Like a broom. Any suggestions? I don’t want to shampoo every day because that will dry out my hair. Thanks
I have no oil from accutane 15 years ago
So I just use conditioner 3x month if that
Can I rinse my hair 3 times a day?? Plz anybody can tell me I am very curious about it
Is rice water really good for healthy hair? Plz reply
How do YOU know this...
Man this blinding bright background really compliments that shiny head
I just didn’t realize that water rinses anything out, in that case I’ll definitely be using shampoo less, esp bc my hair is curly.
I'm doing wortout daily...so i sweat frequently....so i do wash my hair with only water daily...can i do that??
I personally dont use shampoo. I use apple cider mixed with water and spray it on my hair before taking a bath and rinsing it.
My hairdresser told me ACV is way too harsh - the pH
If I skip shampooing for a couple days I get these really small white flakes in my hair and when I shower and scratch at my scalp I’ll notice some white residue in my finger nails. I know it’s probably bad but my head just feels dirty if I don’t shampoo everyday or at least every other day
Thats probably why it’s flaky, dandruff happens when your hair is either to oily or too dry. It’s all about balancing the ph of your scalp.
No matter what I do I’ve tried all the methods. My hair always frizzes up or is very dry. Is it just genetics at this point? @salonguy please respond. I have very thick hair
I have thick and dry hair, its mostly very dry at the ends. And what helped me is to wash it less often. Train your hair to only be washed once a week. I always condition it after shampoo. And before washing it at all I do a warm oil mask on all my hair. Wait half an hour and then wash it. Also dont use hot water for hair. And always always tie your hair in a loose bun or braid when going to sleep.
@@msAmberTHEmaniac I’ve literally done it all😂 it’s always frizzy after it dries. It only looks good the day after
Can you use Shampoo Bars everyday?
Dandruff build up every other day of not not shampooing. What would you recommend ?
What happened next can u tell
If your scalp is dry and sensitive then dont use shampoo or use a very mild one with no sulfate.
Straight hair gets greasy very quick when you dont shampoo though.. Maybe I just dont like the unwashed feeling, ikd
I use mild shampoo but i skip a day, and the skip day i was my hair with just water i massage the scalp then pour lukewarm water and then again i massage the scalp and rinse it off followed by light conditioner. And every once a week i use sulphate shampoo for buildup. Been doing this for 2 weeks my curls are bouncy.
Does anyone know if it gives you more volume ? I have very thin hair and just wondering if this process helps ? Been doing it for almost 2 months now, Hair feels great and doesn’t smell at all (rinse my hair everyday I shower and give the scalp a good massage) and also very happy to see there’s no dandruff as it was a common thing before.
It shows so much more of scalp when I don’t use shampoo so just water is a no go for me
Can I wash my hair every day with water only
Thanks I don’t know how to thank ☺️💖 I use hair iron almost every other day it will hurt my hair ? I mean if I use argan oil before use it’s fine ?
Any tips for my dry frizzy hair?, I don't actually use shampoo i started no shampooing like a week ago but it's still dry..,, i Wonder if its because i wet my hair too much, like every day i shower 2-3 times a day (no shampooing and any other products), is it because of that or am i doing right and i just need to wait for more to make it look wet and shiny. Any tips people?
How’s your hair?
For someone with short hair, what’s your opinion on Method 2 in 1 shampoo? Or should I go back to a separate shampoo and conditioner?
2 in 1 is good fornshort hair, once your hair is longer and ypu use 2 and 1 and hair is dry then use separate products. If not dry the the 2 and 1 is still working for you. Use a good 2 in 1 👍
What if you workout
great vid! do you think you can make a video of taking care of a perm?
I have
imagine getting a perm but at least your not saying your hair is not naturally curly
That one annoying kid😅
So i uses a inexpensive shampoo which includes sulphate, will rinsing my hair everyday with only water better for me?
Yes-but can you not get rid of the sulphate shampoo? You can clean a car engine w that stuff, a garage floor, etc!!!
First 10 seconds of the video and all I could think of... "How would you know?" :p
I found this helpful quite onto it using washing dishes as an example
heyy, I use Cantu curling cream everyday ( i cannot go the other day without it) should i shampoo everyday to get rid of the product from the day before or give it a water rinse off?
Cantu is bad mate
I need help i usually shower with only shampoo and not shower gel and i put shampoo twice first time i wash it throughly and then second time for little extra and then i use water to clean my body so does shampoo from my hair remove a bacterai from my body too?
Shampoo is different than body wash
i know this is an old vid but i work in a dusty work place and was wondering if its ok wet my hair everyday while i shower? thanks
not just wet massage your hair with the water
Just affirming hear. If I am someone that uses a clay product would you or anyone recommend that I wash it everyday or could I go a few days before I do so? Thanks again to anybody that answers, much appreciated.
Twice a week wil work
Just once a week please. Your scalp with dry up so fast
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Since I started no shampoo my hair is much much better and fuller, no more dandruff also
My hair has been so damaging! It’s still is but I feel like after washing with water and conditioner my hair as got a bit better ima try shampoo to see which one is better!
What if I buy Head & Shoulders and mix a bit of olive oil into the bottle?
shampo no more than 3 times a week
What is a good quality shampoo
Is it ok to use a scalp massager when I wash my hair with just water between shampooing? Can I use castor oil and leave it on over night?
I use a shampoo brush in the shower (without shampoo) because it messages my scalp. Castor oil is REALLY hard to get out without shampoo. I did finally get it washed out with water, but it took about 4-5 washes.
@@nicj5354 oh wow. As of now, I use water and my fingers right now between washes
This was very informative and helpful
Thanks alot
I’m getting a Karastan treatment (not sure about the spelling) but what product should I be using on my hair after I receive that treatment so far I’m using your hemp shampoo n conditioner
Can I shampoo then the next day I rinse it then the day after the rinse I shower normally?
What about someone who exercises alot? I work out monday through Thursday and again on Saturday; i skip friday and sunday, I do a five mile run and my hair gets soaked, should I then shampooand condition everyday? I usually just shampoo every other day like monday then wednesday I also use coconut oil when I feel like my hairs super dry. Thank you for looking at my comment if you do cheers!
How create a habit of running and get up early in the morning
@@manikaur6278 just wake up and do it, simple as that
are head n shoulders shampoos full of chemicals is it considered cheap or what side is it
H&S has Zinc for the dandruff. More than likely several other chemicals.
Does this get rid of itchy scalp that tends to break out?
My hemp set works great for that
@@TheSalonGuy I'm also suffering right now from Telogen Effluvium and many things tend to make my hair fall out even more....OMG...this is a nightmare !!