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Oh yeah, shampoo bars would be a bad plan for removing the clay mask. Thanks for letting me know about the Metal Detox, love getting that feedback. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

@@myrnasolganick3826 those are next on my list!! 😉

@@_primalpilatesprincess I would recommend using a shampoo like Seen shampoo and do not clarify at all unless you are using silicone loaded products. You’ll get the benefits of a shampoo designed for skin too which can helpful with your seborrheic dermatitis. You only need pigmented shampoo if your silvers are showing signs of permanent yellowing.

@@jeannie6661 thank you for sharing this Jeannie, I am so sorry you had this experience. And this is a gamble I always take when I share something for everyone to look into, it’s not always a good fit across the board or for everyone. I doubt they have that many bad reviews but why not let people know if there is a possible issue? 🤷🏼‍♀️

@@QuickSilverHair I loved their shampoo/cond bar but after that fiasco it left a bad taste in my mouth so I was forced to make a decision that left me searching for another bar with no success for my wallet, but since I make my own now I'm happy camper and it's quite fun to formulate 😀

Thank you for sharing that! Product websites that don’t allow honest reviews are shady….plain and simple. I won’t even bother wasting my time trying this brand.

@@MichaelaH2059 they are on Sephora which does post all reviews on a product line. That said, I completely understand and I wish I had known this beforehand. It’s not always easy to navigate all the details of a brand.

@@notapplicable9970 I have not and I’ve been back and forth over trying this brand. I found myself annoyed with their ads on FB, they use A.I. photos of women with gray hair to sell the products.

@@tracyvision thank you for sharing. I keep my bamboo holder outside the shower I actually have all four bars in it so it doesn’t fully close. 😂 I hope your tendonitis is getting better. I fully understand. I’ve been having Achilles tendon issues since I haven’t been doing my normal yoga practice since surgery.

@@vickieswartout9175 does it?? I wasn’t sure about that so I didn’t mention it. But it was also humid so 🤷🏼‍♀️.

You’re welcome!

Yes, Thank You for this information. I remember my Mother would often shampoo her hair with a bar of Dove soap. She had beautiful long natural gray / white hair from age 30 which in her day was not a common choice for a young woman. She never colored her hair so when it started going gray early in life she just made the transition naturally… unlike her daughters who all colored their hair for many years until we got wise 😆…. Maybe I need to try shampooing with the Dove soap, it sure did make her hair look pretty and shiny ! 😁

@@jujubunnybea let me know how the Dove bar works out, I suppose it could be just as effective. Now I’m wondering how much that formula has changed over the last few decades… 🤔

Next up I think I’ll be trying the Vida Bars again, I tried them once before but it’s worth a fresh look.

​@QuickSilverHair Ooo, can't wait for that review then! I recently ran across them also and they even have a leave in bar. The leave in bar is $22 but apparently, it's equal to 2 to 3 bottles of regular leave in! 🤔

@@PandoricaLost I was planning on getting the leave-in bar too. It seems like a must try.

If the conditioner is in your shower all the time that might be way. They will stay wet if they stay in there. But that’s pretty funny…😂

@@dawnstachler6352 thank you for watching. ❤️

Thank you Tracey. 🥰

@@jeanettemarkley7299 hi Jeanette, I truly think it is most likely your hot brush that is likely causing the breakage. I do not recommend Olaplex products for gray hair, they seem to actually cause more issues like dryness and breakage. It sounds like you would find great benefit from a hair consultation with me. quicksilverhair.com/product/hair-troubles-consultation/

@@QuickSilverHair Thanks

Hello Irene, When you sign up for my emails you get a small free ebook: quicksilverhair.com/email-form/ And this page has all my content on yellowing: quicksilverhair.com/yellowing-on-gray-hair/

All of the products mentioned in the video with their links are in the description box, you can open that be clicking on more near the title under the video. But my most recommended leave-in for heat and UV protection on silver hair is Seen’s style cremes. The Magic Serum is a light weight oil rated up to 450°F. Seen Blow Out Creme • seenhaircare.sjv.io/75XLGg Seen Magic Serum • seenhaircare.sjv.io/n1g3kV 𝐒𝐄𝐄𝐍 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐩𝐨𝐧 𝐜𝐨𝐝𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝟏𝟎% 𝐨𝐟𝐟 𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐂𝐊𝐒𝐈𝐋𝐕𝐄𝐑𝟏𝟎

@@joeyhowells3848 welcome to the silver life!! 🎉 Yes, you can absolutely freshen up the old color on your ends, this will be easier if you have a fair amount of grow out. You want to avoid going all the way to the demarcation line at first, but rather slightly below it so you don’t end up with color on your silvers.

@@QuickSilverHair Thank you so much-needed

@@CharlotteMasonTT I would not use neutralizing shampoo to combat yellowing. Neutralizing shampoo is specifically designed to stop the process of action in straightening and chemical processing products. It is not a clarifying shampoo.

@@pamholland7143 Shimmer Lights contains sulfates. It is a very strong and drying shampoo, make sure to use it only once a week or less depending on how often you wash your hair. I’d find an alternative if your hair is dry.

@@pamholland7143 thank you! 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

Thanks for watching. 🌟💎 Shine On! 💎🌟

There was a study done on the best way to dry your hair with the least damage. Surprisingly, in the study they found there was damage to the cell membrane complex of the air dried hair. With low porosity hair, you can potentially damage your hair if it takes an incredibly long time for your hair to dry. For instance, it can take four to six hours for my low porosity hair to air dry. Any natural fiber can experience water damage, this would also hold true for hair. You can air dry your hair, just make sure you help speed up the process a little by using a microfiber towel to soak up as much water as you can and maybe sit with your hair under a fan where air is circulating or if you live in a warm dry climate go sit outside (not in the direct sun) to help speed up your dry time. Some people will likely never experience this damage depending on how healthy and/or strong their hair is. But if you notice breakage and split ends air drying could be a culprit.

Here is the study: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3229938/

I’m so sorry your friend lost her home. It is so devastating how much has been lost and now the flash floods are taking more. One thing I know is Ruidosans are strong people. Thank you for your prayers. ❤️

@@cheeringpastchallenges why, thank you! ❤️☺️

@@user-km2gs3bc2h that’s a great question. It is a 1400 watt dryer, and add the fact I can dry my hair in about 15-20 minutes vs my old dryer which took 30-45 minutes I’m using less power just in time of use.

@@TheZenpt that’s very kind of you. Thank you! ❤️☺️

@@jessicacollins9033 thank you!!! I’m ready to get back to something normal…that is for sure. ❤️

@@dennisiacco7057 you got this! Come hang out with me, if you have a FB account; Silver Revolution is an amazing place for support with people of all ages. facebook.com/groups/silverrevolution/?ref=share_group_link

@@shellenews8057 thank you M! I know this too shall pass. I hope you are doing well!!!

Yes! This too shall pass. I’m in one of those phases myself so I totally align with that.💖

@@shellenews8057 it’s hard to remember that it will pass while you are in the thick of it. I hope it gets easier for you soon. 🙏🏻❤️

@@susu4jesu thank you for being a part of this project…I loved your hair and the photo. ❤️👩🏻‍🦳❤️

@@carolynstockton5876 thank you Carolyn. ❤️

@@vickieswartout9175 thank you so much. I am living in great gratitude these days!!! ❤️❤️❤️

@grettalemabouchou6779 thank you so much. I am getting my feet back on the ground and will be back at it again…I miss it too much not to. It’s a space I enjoy. Thank you for hanging out with me until I get back to it regularly.

@@cynthiarozyckie5702 thank you! And to all of what you said…me too! ❤️ I’m ready for low key, calm, cool, and healing for all of us.

@@sheilah.8137 thank you. I am just so relieved and grateful all are well, safe, and sound.

@@jujubunnybea thank you.

@@MandyAustin-nl4cn hello. Toner is meant to be applied to bleached hair so applying it to natural gray can have mixed results. It will depend on your hair type and the health of your hair and the type of toner. Sometimes the toner doesn’t hold and will wash out within the first few washes.

@@MandyAustin-nl4cn my hair is 100% natural gray. It does not matter what color your hair is really, bleach will make it turn yellow, bleach cannot “whiten” hair. That is why they use toners to adjust for the correct tone away from the yellow.

@QuickSilverHair your hair is gorgeous and you seem too young to have grey hair.

@@MandyAustin-nl4cn thank you. Gray hair and age have nothing in common, I started graying at the age of 13. We have been made to believe there are only four classic acceptable colors of hair: black, brown, red, and blonde…but this simply isn’t true. People are born with white streaks and go gray as children. The phrase I’ve been told my entire life no matter my age has been, “you’re too young to have gray hair.” My response has usually been, “evidently, my hair didn’t get that memo.” 😉

Thank you. My hair pattern type is: 1-2c My texture is: fine to normal My density is: thin to medium

@@QuickSilverHair almost similar to my hair pattron 1c-2b.

I am saying chelating shampoo, it’s a specific type of shampoo that removes minerals. My top picks for chelating shampoo are Seen shampoo, you can use it everyday and prevent hard water buildup from ever happening or you can use The Ordinary Shampoo for clarifying routinely. Seen 👉🏻 seenhaircare.sjv.io/c/2700406/1020437/12994 The Ordinary 👉🏻 theordinary.com/en-us/4-sulphate-cleanser-for-body-and-hair-shampoo-100399.html

My top picks for chelating shampoo are Seen shampoo, you can use it everyday and prevent hard water buildup from ever happening or you can use The Ordinary Shampoo for clarifying routinely. Seen 👉🏻 seenhaircare.sjv.io/c/2700406/1020437/12994 The Ordinary 👉🏻 theordinary.com/en-us/4-sulphate-cleanser-for-body-and-hair-shampoo-100399.html

I have a post on what dye does to gray hair here 👉🏻 quicksilverhair.com/what-hair-dyes-do-to-gray-hair-the-ultimate-guide/

I have a video on peroxide as well. I do not recommend regular use, on white hair specifically, if done too often it can cause yellowing also. Because it can alter the pH and the cuticle it can dry your hair out, lift the cuticle, and cause an escalated rate of oxidative stress. ua-cam.com/video/NXlLpt2XZBU/v-deo.html

I’m sorry to hear your hair has been damaged. You need to consult in person with a professional colorist who truly understands bleaching and gray blending. They need to have their hands in your hair to evaluate if your hair can handle anymore chemical processing. From the sounds of it you likely need to avoid chemical processing for a while.

Well that’s unfortunate. I didn’t even catch it in the edit. I can always redo it but I cannot fix it once on UA-cam. I’d say I can’t believe I did that, but it happens.

@@QuickSilverHair I don't think I have ever NOT goofed up on a video! 😂 So no big deal. ❤

@@diggythree it’s easy to do.

Hi Barb, thanks for being here and hanging out with me. Likely, the lipbalm is Hemp Organics, I have several of their colors this one is probably Love. amzn.to/3zktQtf I have tried loads of lipsticks and really never was happy with the way they look as I have aged, I much prefer it look more natural too.

@@QuickSilverHair Thanks so much! I have bought tinted lip balms but never quite found the right one. Definitely gonna try Love. Thanks again

@@Barb..... you’re welcome. I also like the color Wine and Kiss (a little on the browner plum side.)

@@QuickSilverHair Thanks!

Hi Karen, Kinky Curly has chelating ingredients and will work well for clarifying buildup and minerals. JessiCurl just released theirs and I don't know much about it yet, but looking at the ingredients it should also work well for minerals and product buildup.

Try either Paul Mitchell #3 > amzn.to/3VnP0hA or Ion Swimmers shampoo > amzn.to/3KG8Ek3 I would only use them once a week. Make sure to wet your hair before entering the pool to prevent chlorine form attaching and rinse when you come out of the pool

@@QuickSilverHair thank you so much for your quick response. I do protect my hair with coconut oil and wet it before putting a cap on...chlorine is hard to beat. I will try both of your suggestions. Cheers!

It could take a couple of months before it makes the shift, if your yellowing is all from hard water buildup. You want Seen as your every washday shampoo. I really noticed, that overtime it prevented that buildup from occurring. If your well water has a heavy iron load I would recommend rinsing with bottled or filtered water.

@@QuickSilverHair I did notice is it much softer! I also bought the seen conditioner. Since I have so much silver and white will using it every shampoo cause damage or dryness since it has chelating chemicals?

@@carminareyes8721 chelating ingredients are safe to use and Seen shampoo is designed for everyday use.

@@QuickSilverHair thank you so much for your prompt response. I appreciate it so much!