HIJABI HAIR PROBLEMS
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2016
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People ask me "Do u wear that in the shower..?" so i reply with, "ye of course i use hijab&shoulders. It leaves my hijab shiny and dandruff free!"
Herp Dee Derp need to use this on people lol
You win the comment competition.
don't do that. that's rude and completely disrespectful
# shaking my head
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I started to wear hijab this week :)
masha allah
Congrats ❤❤❤
Hinna Books that is amazing mashallah. I bet you look great
mashallah so good of u
Allahumma barik
Not a Muslim, not a hijabi..... still watch every video 💜
I hate it when people say "do u wear it to sleep" or "do you shower with it " i mean does it look like i do that 😒
Jebin Begum just say yes, and slowly walk away..
Jebin Begum same
Jebin Begum hijab and shoulders
Common sense 🙄😳
Jebin Begum oh my gosh people always ask me if I have to wear it and my modest clothes at home.. I'm like no ahaha as soon as I get home I rip the scarf off and get into some comfy clothes and chill like everyone else
Who else is watching but don't wear a hijab???
meeeeeeeee :)
Sall_x meeeeeeeee
Mirage Sur okay then😂
me! and i am not even Muslim :P
mee i Just love dina she is amazing
when no one knows we have a bad hair day ayyy 💁😂😂👏
lol bambam
Instead we have bad scarf days.
bambam's mom except our husbands :( hahaha
bambam's mom bam bam🤗
kimjongswag kpop is everywhere 😂😀
Seriously, what is with the Muslim-on Muslim hate?! I don't know why Muslimah vloggers like Dina, Maira O'brien, Chinutay etc get the patience to carry on with this constant barrage of judgemental, immature, spiteful shit being thrown at them constantly! As a non-Muslim, you haters are a vile representation of Islam, seriously, well done for putting people off the idea of ever converting! Thankfully I have lovely Muslim friends who are amongst some of the most compassionate and accepting people I've ever known, they represent the true beauty of Islam to me. But consider this: many non-Muslims DONT have any Muslim friends to show them the beauty of Islam. So they come here to Muslim channels to learn more. And what do they see? The lot of you in the comments dragging your fellow Muslims and throwing judgement around as if you're the World Authority on the matter! It's disgusting and heartbreaking all at the same time. How about concerning yourself less with Dina's own personal interpretation of Hijab, and instead ask yourself why you feel the need to try to shame her so publicly for it? And don't dress up your blatant judgementalism as 'advising a sister', either! Why can't you be happy to see a fellow Muslimah do well in the public eye? And if you don't agree with how Dina represents herself and her faith, then go start your own channel! But please, for the love of God, stop turning on one another like rabid dogs. The world is watching you!! Peace and love to everyone ❤❤❤
Jacqueline Jeunesse they are just jealous. 😂
Oh, Well Said Sister !!!
They represent the true beauty of Islam to u? Have u looked into Islam yourself?
Ava Lawrence Yes, I have. And my Muslim friends are some of the kindest, most compassionate, giving people I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. If I didn't know them, and judged Islam solely by the comments I read online and what I see in the media, my views would be very different x
Jacqueline i totally agree, I'm a revert to Islam and love it! But I also know that this comments come from jealous people, it doesn't mean that being a Muslim you are perfect, we are still human, and when you are born into it it makes it harder to remember that it's prohibited to mock others. Peace and blessings to everyone.
Hair health tips belowww (yayayayaay)
THE BASICS
- Wash your hair once a week (or even two weeks!) with a SULFATE FREE shampoo. Sulfates will dry your hair out. Also try not to wash your hair in super hot water either because it'll dry it out too. If you want you can even wash your hair with conditioner and then wash your hair with shampoo once a month.
- Deep condition weekly. 10-30 minutes under the dryer with a plastic shower cap. To determine what kind of deep conditioner you need (protein or moisture) gently pull a strand of wet hair. If it stretches and breaks you need protein, and if it just breaks off you need moisture. If it doesn't do anything then your moisture/protein levels are fab and you can go with whatever deep conditioner you want.
- When choosing a conditioner make sure it is silicone free. Silicones just coat the hair and make your hair seem like its moisturized when really it isn't. Sulfates can also be in conditioner so make sure thats not in there too.
- Also note that oils do not moisturize the hair (the only one that does is coconut oil but be careful with that because if you're allergic then its going to make your hair worse) they just seal in the moisture that's already there and protects it. So after you wash, condition, and deep condition take an oil of your choice and focus the oil on the ends of your hair and work your way up. This will help protect your hair and make it stronger (in some cases).
- When you're detangling use your fingers to do so or use a wide tooth comb. Don't you DARE use a brush or a small comb your hair will cry. Focus on the ends of your hair and work your way up to the roots. Go slow, be patient, and breathe.
- Trim your endsssss trim your ends! TRIM YOUR ENDS. Trim them whenever its super hard to comb your hair or you're getting horrible knots in your hair. You only need to do this every 6-8 weeks depending on your hair health. If you don't trim your ends then your split ends will keep splitting up your hair shaft and cause your hair to thin and be damaged.
- Wear a satin scarf under your scarf lol. Sometimes the material of your scarf can pull on your hair and cause it to fall out. If you have curly hair especially, do this. Cheapo ones at the beauty supply store work amazingly.
- Protect your ends by putting oil on them, trimming, and braiding and tucking them into your bun or style under your scarf so they don't get damaged.
- Use a heat protectant before you use any form of heat styling! Even blowdrying!
FOR BALD SPOTS
- Oils like peppermint oil will stimulate the scalp and promote hair growth. Jamaican Black Castor Oil is really good for growing hair too, castor oil works too but the Jamaican variety is better. Neem oil also works too with growing hair.
- Where there are bald spots make sure the hair around it isn't too tight because tension can further exacerbate the problem.
- Massage your scalp for 2-10 minutes to promote circulation in your scalp which also promotes hair growth. Use one of the oils above to stimulate it even more.
- Put peppermint oil in your shampoo and conditioner to give it an extra boost.
FOR DRY ITCHY SCALP
- Dilute ACV (apple cider vinegar) in water and give your hair a final rinse with it in the shower. This will help restore the PH in your scalp which will help. You can also put it in a spray bottle and spray it all over your scalp, leave it on for 10 minutes, and then wash it off in the shower.
- Oil your scalp with tea tree oil, it'll also help. So will coconut oil. These are anti-bacterial oils and they will help with the scalp issue as well. If tea tree oil is too strong then dilute it with water, if it still isn't doing you any favors then switch to coconut oil.
- Scrubbing your hair with baking soda can also help. Make a paste with olive oil and baking soda and give your hair a light scrub and then leave it in for 10-15 minutes before washing it out.
- Aloe vera can also help soothe an itchy scalp as well.
I really hoped this helped anyone out there! Healthy hair is a necessity for any style you're trying to do with your hair and for a peace of mind lol. This got a bit long but this is everything I know.
hellopinkjelly THIS IS AMAZING!!! Thank u!!! Jazak Allah Khair!!
No problem! Wa iyyaki!
hellopinkjelly this is so helpful are u a hairdresser ?
Thanks for taking the time to write this out with so much detail! Im going to try this out.
THANK YOU SO MUCH HONEYYYYYYYYYYY
our local Mosque had a doors open day a few weeks ago where non Muslims such as myself could come and learn and see the buildings. It was amazing. One of the things they did was fit women with Hijabs and explain different ways of wearing the scarf. I tried it and loved it. My two daughters were there and loved how it looked and I was telling the lady how I wanted to do a social experiment and wear one for a week to see what the reaction of the public was. My eldest daughter said she was scared for me to do this in case someone was mean or attacked me. The lady just smiled at us and told us her own experience wearing one and it wasn't all nice . I love the idea of modesty and femininity behind it but there are still so many misconceptions about it. I HOPE one day it is just accepted.
I've been wearing hijab since 4 years now and I'm proud
Remember to pat yourself in the shoulder, being so full of yourself for doing something that is made up to make women feel ashamed of their body-
this is really the most nonsensical comment i've read. she says she's proud to wear it, who are you to say she's somehow ashamed of her body??
Maria Nunes lol so we should show more skin just to PROVE to the world that we are sexy and happy with our bodies? I don't understand ur comment
It's the complete opposite ,, I feel like wearing hijab makes me love my body more ,, it makes is more precious to me
Skittles. SAME I HAVE BEEN WEARING A HEADSCARF FOR 4 YEARS , but I experience hair loss ALOT
I am 11 and I wear hijab and I started when I was 8 my parents did not force me I just wanted it😄🕋❤️💕
Haroon Amine me too i'm 23 rn (still wear a hijab) i started wearing hijab when i was in forth grade, i just decided one day to not go to school without a hijab and my dad was upset at first because i was little, and my mum told me that it's my choice whether to wear it or not but that i have to commit to it if i do decide to wear it.
People need to realise, saying one should not wear hijab if they don't wear it "properly" is basically like saying, don't be a muslim if you are going to "sin". These remarks are the reason why some people don't wear hijab at all.
soo true
When people say Dina is nasty for not washing her hair daily....ermmm she's absolutely correct, I wash my hair once a week, and for african hair it's essential to not wash your hair frequently...LOVE YOU DINA ! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
AminaSmileySaleh African hair means kinky curly hair...
AminaSmileySaleh I absolutely agree! Washing your hair every day is crazy damaging! I wash mine every 4 days and they've never been healthier.
Hair loss is cray cray, may god bless us for the keeping the hijab on despite all these problems
I don't wear a hijab nor am I Muslim, but I find your videos so interesting! :)
As a Cosmetologists I should do a video about this! I get emails all the time about how to treat hijabi hair!
I'm not Muslim but I would suggest wearing some sort of thin silk/satin scarf under the hijab, because my hair is natural and cotton tends to dry out the hair and cause breakage, silk and satin retains moisture. So in normal cases of breakage, you guys can try it and see if it helps.
That's a good suggestion but I'm trying to think how the outer scarf will stay put silk/satin scarves move so much on hair, atleast for me...
Satin scarfs move around far less than silk, so you coul try that or maybe use pins to hold it in place? I dunno
reppinghana im so shocked that people didn't know this 😂 I was taught this from young.
reppinghana
LOL I dont brush my hair either...maybe once a week. I also wash my hair once a week too. As a licensed hairstylist ;p I agree it is NOT healthy for your hair to wash it more than once every few days.
ChelseyHijabLove love you chelsey
ChelseyHijabLove I was mine once or twice a week two! And brush it like once a week or two weeks lol! x
lol
Princess Rocks
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ugh, my hair is so crappy under my hijab. I've been watching youtube hair tutorial videos to see how to properly care for it and style it but whenever I try on my own, it just kind of turns into a mess and then my mom walks in like "what on earth are you doing to your head?" And the female hairdresser part is SO TRUE! I cut my hair short a few months ago because I wanted to have nice bangs and to look cute but I hated that haircut SO MUCH (my mom said I looked like a boy and I didn't even have bangs like I wanted) and now I'm trying to grow it out again. I swear the problems never end.
PS. Dina, you look SO GOOD in this video. Love the hijab colour and makeup look
PandorazChaos well for your hair to grow faster you can mix peppermint oil and pumpkin oil put pumpkin oil a little more then the peppermint massage it on your scalp every night before you sleep each week it will grow 2-4 inches it depends on your body ..... hope it works for you
Snake oil! Real snake oil from Morocco. It stinks but it's like magic.
^^wtf I've never even heard of these oils before 😕
Mizzy UK there's all kinds of oils and there all good there's another one called aragon oil and there's grass oil and aloe vera oil that's really good for hair as well ..... I got more if you want lol
Mizzy UK good luck ..... hopefully it will work ☺
'more beneficial pulling my leg hair! Hahaha 😂😂😂 lave ya Dina! 💜
I litteralyy cant understand why you find yourself chubby. U have a amazing figure masshaAllah
I'm an Black hijab I and keeping my hair braided to the back has improved the quality of it a ton.
sorry if this comment is ignorant but why do some people who wear hijab still show hair in the front? i've noticed this with some muslim women but i don't know how to ask. isn't the point of a hijab to cover? it just seems like if you still show it why not just don't wear a hijab at all? again i'm sorry if this is ignorant but i just wonder...
zynbw it's just personal preference. Dina also made a video (on her other channel) about being forced to wear the hijab (an advice video) and she talks about the "inner hijab"
zynbw now it's like the hijab is/part of a fashion rather than it being for covering your hair! It's sad how things are changing! It's suppose to be for covering
If you watched one of Dinas previous videos on explaining the hijab.. She explains how hair is one of the forms of beauty on a women, which basically means it could attract males. So I dont think the amount of hair Dina is showing will make males lustre over her? lol. I used to say the same thing, but after becoming a hijabi i completely understand!
Different cultures wear hijab differently. Plus as a woman Dina can choose how to wear hijab and whether to at all :) not trying to be rude
it's not ignorant it's a good questions and you asked it in a good way. tbh those people who still show their hair kind of not following the rules. it is said to wear hijab in the Quran although some don't wear it it is highly recommend and encouraged especially learning from a young age
I love how relatable you are Dina! It's good to know I'm not the only one x
The best thing about hijab is that you don't need to do your hair
😑😑 no that's not true
Dina u rock.u n Sid have most free minds n so intelligent n sooo practical. i love u guys. all the best. keep it up.
M from Pakistan n just love ur videos.
thank youu for finally speaking on this, I remember searching around for this topic but never found anything! can't thank you enough dina for how much you're helping our community
Oh my gosh your nervous hair pulling thing is so relatable, you are so hilarious
I lost a lot of mine from as soon as I started wearing it
Tawba Salem SAME but my hair is very thick so it doesnt make really much difference but its still uncomfortable when showering 😂😔
it's okay, you ain't alone, Hijaab might protect us anyway at the end :)
Tawba Salem put a satin or put silk scarf underneath
hijab doesn't make ur hair fall out. Ur hair naturally falls out throughout the day but because the hijab keeps all ur hair in then u don't notice it until u take ur scarf off where it then seems like a big clump has come out at once
its just because all day your hair is covered so it doesnt fall out and then when you take it off it all comes out
I don't wear a hijab but I did have hairloss so I wanted to share. You never know if it helps ;) we're all women here helping eachother out.
When I had my hairloss problem my docter told me women always experience some hair thinning in their twenties because that is they time you are at your most fertile and your hormones give their last big surge.
I had it for a few years and my hair got so thin. I started taking hair vitamines which helped and started using a silk pillow case. Silk and 100% cotton are really good for the skin and hair because they are very gentle and especially cotton breaths.
I also did the same thing where I always wore my hair in buns and ponytails, so that really does pull a lot. What I found was that if I put it up with spin-pins (those spiral bobby-pins) my hair was secure but it didn't pull as much.
I’m currently going through this, and I’m breaking down on a daily basis! Any specific vitamins or tips? 😭😭😭
Dina thank you so much for this! it was really needed and literally exactly where I am rn, so glad you made this video!
Dina you are 1000000000000000% the best, you always bring up the most relevant topics ever. Really love you
This video is soo important for some reason a lot of people think that because you wear a hijab your hair isnt damaged or maintaining your hair isn't a big deal😐 this is bull especially for those of us with kinky or curly hair! Treat your hair how you would treat your skin
this is so interesting !
hanaaaa love you to the moon and back
hushed-it what does mashallah mean? I always hear/see it and it seems so nice. If you don't want to say it's okay :)
TXGA VM its like telling a person knock on wood but its more like may god protect you or its gods will hehe its hard to tell you hehe
hushed-it ahh okay thank you :)
I'm so with you Dina this is so inspirational
Your skin is killing me in this video. It looks so AMAZING! You just have a different kind of glow today. Loving it
The worst thing has to be, being a black girl, trying to go natural and trying to hide a two strands flat twist under your hijab! You sisters with the silky hair have it easy. Having Afro hair under here is hard work. Dryness and breakage is so prominent with Afro hair too, because of the naturally dry strands rubbing against cotton. Wear silk under scarves sisters, it'll help you avoid the edge breakage from wearing a hijab. ✌🏽️
It's so interesting to me as a nonmuslim girl. I'm totally just curious and obvi don't mean this in a disrespectful way but do you think you will wear your hijab forever? Also, since you're a mom, how will you teach your daughter about hijab? Will you expect her to wear it or not put any pressure on her so she can choose to do what she wants? :) sorry I'm just super curious about this whole thing!
Well my mum is a hijabi, but I'm not. I'm 22 and my family is fine with me choosing if I ever would want to.
Im a 24 years old Muslim Moroccan girl, I started wearing Hijab for a year now, and my mother is not a hijabi, also you can find the opposite, so it's all about convition and the understanding of the hijab and it's meaning.
The Hijab is not only wearing a scarf, it's a life style. I know lot of girls who started wearing it and then took it off, because they were either forced to wear it, or not convinced 100%.
When it comes to daughters, they will eventually go on the right path if you raise them right, if you raise them with principles, because in Islam it's forbidden to force your daughter to wear hijab, unfortunately it's not the image Muslims give, because if the majority of Muslims nowadays apply the real rules and principles of Islam, well they will be great.
Zainab Rafi why don't you look into the hijab and make an informed decision...your not meant to be doing it for your family....if it was for family I wudnt be doing it too...it's for Allah!! It's Allahs command ...do it for the right reasons so you can rewarded
I'm well aware that you're not supposed to do it for your family hence me not wearing it even though my mother does. I just think people are way too interested in the physical performance of the hijab rather than the moral one and that bothers me. Inshallah, I'll wear the hijab sooner rather than later but thankfully I have the right not to.
Amitaf Aamicy MashaAllah that's so good to hear your has been a good influence on you...but it is a parents duty to teach their children right and wrong .The parents will be questioned on this matter wether they relayed the message ..and one of the message is to cover...Allah guides whomever Allah wills....anyways khair this is not meant to be an argument..peace and blessings upon you all xx
absolutely love love your videos. thank you so much for being so honest. ♡
Everything in this video just so true, it's nice to have somebody like dina to know that we're not all perfect xx
Your thumbnail I'm dead 😂
Haven't even watched this yet but ik imma relate 😂
I so badly needed this😓 thankyou sooo much😍
I'm not Muslim, but I always feel hijabi women are so lucky because they can protect their hair. I'm a Black girl with natural hair and I always wish I could just keep my hair in twists, cover it and not have to worry about it. I think Hijabs look really nice and people get so creative with them. So yea I'm definitely one of those people who think you're lucky lol
SingDea I feel you 100%. I'm a black girl with natural hair and whenever I see my Muslim friends I feel like they're so lucky not only their hair is protected but they can style it such a creative way.
Mina Yup! I would LIVE in twists and cornrows if I could wear one lol. My only option is a wig and those things are expensive just for some protection.
SingDea I hope you are well. You don't have to be a Muslim to wear Hijab. There are plenty of women out there who are non Muslims, yet wear Hijab or some sort of head covering like a turban style. You dont have to label your head covering a Hijab. Afterall, is is a piece of material/fabric. There is a lot more to Hijab then the head covering. It is a journey of the inner soul and outer body between a Muslim woman and her Lord. Have a nice day. :-)
TheCreatureOf Allah Thank you, I am well and I hope the same for you. Yes, I know many religions and people in general wear different head coverings. I just feel often it's an aspect of a culture (religious, ethnic etc). I understand they are pieces of clothe, but I wouldn't feel comfortable styling it in a way that represents a culture I'm not a part of.
SingDea head scarves are good for bad hair days, women from many Christian cultures and Rastafarians do it.
"Your hair is as flat as a pancake" soo truuueee
I honestly needed this video thank you so much Dina!! I was having one of those bad days today and uv made me feel so much better!❤️❤️❤️
Thankyou thankyou for addressing this issue which has been on sooo many minds - you approached it well ..it really helped xx
I've worked with many people with the issues associated Tension Alopecia, both hijabi and not as a hairstylist. A few things that have shown improvement include: slightly altering bun placement daily, skipping hair elastics on buns and using 3 inch pins to secure (seriously, 2-4 well placed amazon pins can lock it down all day), braiding any long length rather than always twisting, changing or adding a part in your prep.
We're definitely creatures of habit, so a little variety in addition to scalp care like Dina spoke on is key. I'm not a big fan of shampoo personally, I've found that my scalp and hair react better to baking soda/apple cider vinegar rinses and many of my clients do too.
Hopefully this may help you suffering from some of the hair issues! All my best : )
Did anyone else see the thumbnails & get slightly excited to see Dina in a wig? 😂
It was so brave of you to share your anxiety issues. Thank you for that. It just helps to know I am not the only one with it. It gives me hope and inspiration to achieve big things specially when I see someone as successful and famous like you battle it.
Thanks for being really real and genuine Dina. This is why I love watching your videos. very helpful :) may Allah reward you
I'm not Muslim but I respect hijebi girls so much and wanted to say you're all beautiful with or without the hijab and honestly you look great.I love Dina and it's fair to say that she's the only youtuber I actually follow. Thanks for being so cool and funny and helping me understand better this religion and culture. Being different in times when everyone looks like clones is the best thing ;)
I think this video talks about an issue without directly calling it what is: self-care. Hair and skin and overall physical body require maintenance. There are many alternatives to why people's hair changes into their 20s unrelated to hijab. One is during puberty our hair gets much thicker than it will be for the majority of our lives. Hormones will make hair be a texture and thickness not actually akin to our natural hair. Another reason is the environment. Pollution, smog, smoke, sun exposure, low air quality all have an impact on hair. Hijab does protect our hair from some of these physical elements but it's not a perfect barrier. Stress/anxiety also causes hair loss, grey hairs, thinning etc. Most importantly hair require care. Most people shed hair but with hijab our hair gets caught because it's up all day. We have to comb regularly to remove the shed hairs, do it in the shower with the conditioner in it. Stylist recommend people get a trim for dead ends at least every 3 months. Hijabis rarely cut their hair and let it overgrow unhealthy hair. We all have to take the time to care for our hair and bodies in general. Good tips for doing such things Dina xo
you hit the nail on the head! I love this video!
i feel you on a spiritual level dina😂
I don't wear a hijab but my hair was thinning at the start of college and my hairdresser recommended this shampoo and conditioner called nioxin and I've been using it for over three years now and my hair is thicker than it has ever been in my life. It stimulates the follicles that are either clogged or not growing properly and lets your scalp breathe and your hair grows so well. I'd definitely suggest that to anyone with hair thinning problems!
Dina, I absolutely love the hijab you're wearing, does anyone know where she got it from?
that's precisely how I was with my health ....dina your a true inspiration
This video is so important, thank you so much for making it dina! (:
Dina!! :D I experienced a ton of hair loss at the back top aka crown of my head, where it rests against a pillow. My hair was past my waist but only a couple of inches long at the crown from breakage. I only wear a scarf a couple times a week so it wasn't the cause but the friction of the undercaps didn't help. SO, MY TIP: I noticed a HUGE IMPROVEMENT after just changing my pillowcase to a SILK cover, drinking more water, and putting my hair in a loose braid tucked into the back of my shirt (instead of a bun and undercap). The friction against my dry hair was causing it to get all matted up, especially at night. Now it's not 100%, but is much much better. So if there are any girls out there that notice when they wake up in the morning their hair is super tangled at the crown, I'd highly suggest getting a silk pillowcase and drinking more water. Or if not, ditch the undercap/bonnet and do the braid thing :D I got my pillowcase off Amazon. Also, I did a bunch of research and if you take a hair vitamin, make sure the first ingredient is NOT a sugar otherwise it's junk. It should have vitamins similar to prenatals. Oh boy this is long HEHE.
I just started wearing a scarf and does anyone have any advice? 💚 Because of all the media, the way how it portrays Islam people treat me differently an I get a lot of looks 💚💜💛❤️ Any advice would help so much!! X
Xxmakeupisawesomexx ignore what people say sister ...... Your hijab is your crown never forget that 😊
In Islam the hijab is a sign of beauty and modesty.
Apply castor oil on the front of your hair at night, hijab will cause it to thin depending of how you wear it.
Xxmakeupisawesomexx Hey beautiful, honestly hijab cuts half your time of getting ready in half (in my opinion,) also the looks people give shouldn't have an impact on you cos if you think about it whether or not you cover, they'll still have opinions on your hair, clothing etc. Thus don't give a poop and just carry on, after months you'll get used to it and won't ever want to take it off. Furthermore, what you can also do is watch an Islamic lecture on modesty everyday which will motivate you in keeping it on.
Don't be scared of the media, if you know that it portrays Islam falsely in your heart. Hope this helped xx
Xxmakeupisawesomexx k
Omg just last night I was worrying about hair loss. I have that problem with fiddling with my hair and stunted hair styling as well. This was really relatable and helpful thanks!
Dear Dina,
Thank you so much for sharing your hair story with us. I have the same hair pulling problem and struggle to get rid of it. I also can't wash my hair too often now because I have some health issues and seeing my greasy hair makes me so depressed. Your video made me feel better. Thank you! ❤️
I don't even wear a hijab (I'm not even muslim) and I am watching this. Simply out of interest haha
same
Christina and Mädchen was geht ab😂?!
The way Dina said everyone thinks ur hair is so healthy under all that..Complete opposite for me
One question I get asked is ARE U BALD? 😂😂
But your profile pic..There's no hijab. I'm confused lolz
omg i love your sweater!!
love this video dina! so relatable tbh
selam sister try out garlic on that area on your head or castor oil ist great for growing hair too
I have been wearing hijab for 15 years ... And i feel like it has helped me a lot in keeping my hair healthy.. I mean i have long curly hair... if i was a non-muslim i would have been using heat all day and styling it daily!! And its hard to style your hair everyday.. 😅 Alhumdulillah we hijabis dont have to worry about it!
Same, but I've been wearing it for around 16-17 years :P I can't imagine having to do my hair every day loooool
My hair is definitely the healthiest it's ever been since putting on the hijab. If you color treat or use heat on your hair then of course it's going to be damaged. And I don't believe wearing hijab causes hair loss or any sort of damage to the hair. Everyone sheds hair daily and most don't even notice it, but when you wear hijab you see all of it at once and it seems like so much when in reality it's the same amount that you would have lost without the hijab. I think some (not all) hijabis try to find excuses to take the hijab off or to dislike it. If you don't like or don't want to wear hijab just own it and quit making up reasons.
Excellent video...you addressed so many hijabi issues...thank u Dina
I'm so happy I watched this video, thank you Dina! Do more of these please? x
Can you do more in-depth videos on overcoming hair loss, and losing weight please?
Struggling so hard rn 😩
thannnks 💖
That thumbnail tho 👌😂
i am not muslim. i only clicked on this video cos i always thought women who wear the hijab all have amazing hair. lol
they do believe me it depends on the person not the hijab !!
+Orange-teeth it depends on the woman ;). Many do.
Orange-teeth when I lived in Qatar, the young local women had stunning thick gorgeous hair and tons of it. Not everyone but it was prevalent. I had friends from all over the Levant and it was all pretty good but married women often had simpler shorter hair than the really young Arab girls I knew. Mind you, young Qatari women had $ and spent a lot on their appearance.
Dina seriously understands me I love u Dina
you're so amazing Dina!
I love watching your vids (compared to others...that I stopped following) you're so down to earth and you don't shy away from a curse :)
SHUT UP ALL OF YOU SHE IS NOT MAKING A MOKERY OF ISLAM SHES A WONDERFUL PERSON AND A GREAT MUSLIM ALL OF YOU ARE JUST JELLY OF HER STOP MAKING FUN OF DINA!!!!😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
You're such a beautiful relatable person! My gosh Dina! I love your work.
Totally get the flat hair thing. It's even more annoying when I have to go out multiple times during the day. Or getting the motivation to do it after work - but then it's nearly bed time so what the point? And then you think "I'll ruin it with my hijab tomorrow, so what's the point? Thus the cycle of hair neglect continues
i love how genuine and real you are! can you please do a baby update video on Hanna, I have a 6months baby girl myself and I need to have some advice on raising a kid!
I actually have better hair now than when I use to not wear the hijab I mean it has less "volume" and "body" but it is a loooot healthier I actually discovered oils and it is the best thing for your hair and I never put my hair in a bun always in a braid
I totally agree with u Dina. I've been wearing hijab for 12 years and I also imagined that once I'm married it'll be my chance to wear my hair nicely. Lol that never happened - I was busy with work, home and family commitments
Now with a young baby and another on the way I really just don't have the energy or time. My hair is also frizzy AF so I'd first have to wash dry and then straighten my hair which is long. I'd much rather clean my house in that hour!
Ahh the life of a hijabi
Henna Rashid use coconut oil mask it really helps :)
I love this kind of videos Dina!
use scrunchy hair ties to let your hair breathe and to avoid breakage. I used to always wear my hair in a tight pony tail for cheer and I have fragile thin hair to begin with, it helps
I play with my hair too, thought I was the only one! I used to wrap my hands in my mum's hair and now I stroke my hair to this day... it's bad but I just can't stop touching my hair!
I know! Alhamdulillah but it's still bad.
I personaly think touching you,re hair is ok as long as you don,t pull it..
Omg that hair pulling thing also happened to me but it happened to me on my eyelashes, yeah I used to pluck my eyelashes it was so satisfying but at the end I had no eyelashes. I was like 9 and it happened for 2 years mostly because of school and the people there.
Kashaf Syed LOL I USE TO DO THIS TO MY EYELASHES TOO. and one part of my eyelashes was bald. It was so funny. It grew back.
for me, it was my eyebrows.
Kashaf Syed how did u stop?
To stop it my parents told my principle and she was horrible, I guess it stopped after I moved countries aswell, I found better friends and a better life. I still do it to this day at 14 but it's very minimal.
It's just really satisfying to see that white dot at the end of the hair and the noise it makes when you pull it out, yes I'm weird.
THIS!! So much!! You are so right with everything!! Same here!!
youre the only youtuber i know that talks about this kind of stuff, and i love it! you keep it 100 dina...respectttt! love u , salam !
my problem is having thick curly hair and wearing hijab , but alhamdulilah protective styles exists
Please don't feel offended - this is pure out of curiosity: I had a conversation with another muslim girl (not a hijabi) a while ago and she went absolutely crazy when I mentioned that I loved the hijabi's with the bit of hair out. Why was she so offended? Are there "rules" which make you a good or bad muslim? Is it a modern thing to wear your hear out or is it a rebel thing? I'm so curious! And once again - out of pure curiosity! Love ya Dina, keep up the hilarious vids. X from ya snapchat fam.
Celina Capri it's not that there is rules that makes a hijabi good or bad muslim but the rules of a hijab are so clear, you should cover everything except of your face and palms and having a little bit of hair out is considered as a break of a hijab rule but it doesn't make anyone good or bad..
I'm a convert and from my understanding there is a huge divide in opinions regarding this matter. The fact is, the word 'hijab' was never mentioned in the Quran. The direct translation of the verse is "say to the believing women to lower their gaze and guard their chastity and not to display beauty except for what is apparent and to place their 'Khumur' over their breasts (cover the breasts). Khumur is a scarf that is placed on the head. And for the believing women to draw their cloaks close around them (cover the body) so they may be recognized as muslims and less likely to be harassed. So covering the hair and neck is argued upon since it is not specifically mentioned..... In any case, I think that if this is what Dina is comfortable with at this point in her journey then people should leave her be. I hate seeing comments saying that she or any woman that doesn't abide by an individual's view of how the hijab should be worn should just "take it off" - I think that is sick. Even the Quran was revealed in stages and not all in one go. People grew into Islam and it took time to adjust. So the people who are like "either wear it right or take it off" are actually extremely wrong as even Allah brought Islam one step at a time. Sorry for the long essay but I just wanted to give a thorough answer :)
+Samantha Mariam Mâsha'Allah wise. I wanted to add that the same should be the other side, for the women who were jilbab or niqab.
That is false the Quran never said that there were rules to wearing the hijab and many Muslim scholars argue over it.
There aren't any rules over a Muslim women covering her hair, she just has to be modest. A lot of people believe the slightest bit of hair being out is wrong but many people have opposing views.
i have seen almost all your videos and THIS is the best one. As a hijabi, you are soooo singing my song. You nailed it with each and everything u talked about. took the words right outta my mouth. I miss Tayta Judy!
Amazing as always . We actually think the same way . God bless u and ur family 😘💪🏼
I love sport I've always been so sporty but today and a few other times my turban comes undone whilst playing sports in my PE lessons. My teacher told me I had to either take it off completely regardless of whether or not boys are there or to wear a one piece that won't budge. God I do care about my appearance yknow even tho I wear hijab. How can I style it so it won't come off or slip off? I don't want to look like an egg what do I do?🙄
Zara Azam I know how you feel. But you can get hijabs for sports...look it up. Some of them are expensive depending where you live, but might be worth it for you.
Aw man Igu because even I do a lot of sports, you can wear those head caps and jersey scarfs for sports because even though how secure your turban is it will become undone after some rigorous moving
SetASpark it would be helpful if Dina could make a video on hijab styles for people who do sports/ people who are quite active but still want to put a bit of effort into their appearance. Sports hijabs are quite ugly tbh
you can wear a ninja scarf 😍 it will solve all of that
Zara Azam dina wears it in a tight 'egg' style but it looks really nice. Just do really good makeup that day.
Can you take the scarf off if you're chilling in the house with a non Muslim female friend? Or is it female Muslims only? X
Joey H you can take your scarf off in front of any females
yeah you can
I have always wanted a video like this from dinaa
This video is all on point! Thanks Dina.
im a hijabi and i have TOO MUCH hair 😒
i have a question?
hijab means to cover your beauty right? why do hijabis wear makeup then, doesnt that defeat the purpose or am i wrong?
NOT intended to be rude, im just wondering
Thanks for making a video about it! I've always wondered about how the hair thing is like when you take the hijab off at home and stuff :)
thank you for this video, I wear scalf and have hair problems. Nice to hear you speak about it. go Dina🎈
If a hijab is for covering your hair and modesty, why do you show the front part of it? Isn't that counter productive? This isn't a hate question, I'm genuinely curious. I've seen a few people ask you, maybe it was their tone or approach but you haven't given a straight answer yet. Thank you :)