I HAVEN'T WASHED MY HAIR IN A YEAR | No Poo Method (ONLY WATER)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- ONLY WATER.
Hello beautiful sunshines! I'm Adela, an environmental engineer student and I tried no shampoo for a year, having mainly a water only hair washing routine.
Today's video is about the No Poo Method, where I discuss why I went no shampoo for a year and how I water only wash my hair, the challenges behind it, benefits, things to consider, and most importantly my outcome!
I recommend you to try the No Poo Method, and go no shampoo for a year, a month, or even a week! The outcome will be healthy hair, i promise! It is possible to water only wash your hair! Just give it a try! :)
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Tip on shampoo that works extremely well:
Shampoo: Mix chickpea flour and water until it turns into a paste (its ok if a little bit watery), pour on your hair (I do this by standing outside my shower and bend over to wash my hair), and massage your whole scalp/hair/ends for like 2 mins or whatever feels good to you. Wash out thoroughly (there will be residue left when dried but you can easily shake it/brush it out when it's dried).
Conditioner (optional but makes hair soft and restores the PH): rinse with a mix of 1 tbsp apple cider vinegar + 1 tbsp lemon juice + 0.5 - 1.0 liter of water. Let sit for 30 sec and then rinse with water. Not thoroughly, just a little.
Dry as usual however you like.
If using water only and you get very greasy, sticky hair, might be because you have very hard water. I do and had no idea why water only didn't work for me. If this is your problem, look below.
Wash your hair and massage thoroughly through your scalp and hair. When done, rinse with lemon juice (1 lemon) mixed with water and massage again. When done, either don't rinse and rinse the next day or rinse right away. When the hair is dry, use a brush to distribute the sebum evenly through the hair. I do one part of the hair, wash my brush with soap, dry it, and then do next part. Do this as many times as you like.
This makes a huge different when struggling with Water Only.
Take care, stay safe, love our nature/planet and yourself!
I started this 3 months ago and my hair stopped falling
Yesss!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 Mine as well! It started increasing! Have so many new little hairs 🥰
Wow, that's amazing! I went from short to long hair & I was SO EXCITED, but now- all of a sudden my hair is falling out, not breaking, falling OUT! I don't know how this is happening, I'm very gentle with the hair, I only wash it about every 8th day, I will try this! However, I can't find the wooden brush!? Anyone who knows, I will appreciate it so much, thank you very much!😊💙
@@skylarbix7912 if i didn't wash my hair for 2 days my scalp will be itchy and greasy. How come you can go on without washing for 7 days?.
@@faheemmm5183
I know, at first I could barely stand it! But I just take a teensy bit of baking soda when I get my hair wet in the shower 🚿 and gently scrub it into my scalp- it works wonders, then I use a really good conditioner & rinse my hair out VERY WELL(& cold water 💧 at the finish)as long as I can take it! Also,I never let it get tangled & I wrap it up when I sleep. So I guess I'm not really going over 8 days, just 8 days w/no shampoo!😊(sorry I took so long to respond- I didn't see your comment!)
@@faheemmm5183 Make sure to use a pyrithione zinc or a selenium sulfide shampoo because that will decrease the bacteria and yeast that causes your scalp to itch and it will cut down on grease too:)
Love this video! Thank you for sharing your side of story. 😊
I started my no poo method around 2 months ago and I am still at trasition phase but using apple vinager and rye flour helps me with it and it makes my hair much softer and easier.
It's really nice to know others people stories with no poo method! Have a nice day! 🌻😊
Hi Josipa! thank YOU so much for YOUR side of the story!!! i am also always so interested in knowing how people deal with it... it´s such a complex journey that only people who go through it can understand i think 😂
Just found you in another "no poo-video" :D My hair gets oily so quickly and we are still in quarantine and it's winter so I don't leave the house anyway, I finally want to try the no poo method.
Btw I'm a fellow environmental engineer student from Brunswick :-)
Hey! I ve started no poo method few days ago eighter. Is it worked for you?
@@yigitdeniz4224 HI! It kinda worked but I didn't like the results. I did it for 3 months and my hair looked clean after washing it but it felt kinda heavy and after a while I started to miss the light feeling of freshly washed hair with shampoo. But now after trying out this method for 3 months my hair now doesnt get greasy so quickly anymore. But at the moment I switch between no poo and low poo every wash (day 1 low poo, day 4 no poo, day 7 low poo...). This works for me .
I probably already knew a lot of what you were saying, but the way you explain things kept me watching your video! Thank you for being you! (:
This is so sweet 😭 i really appreciate it!!! thank you so much sunshine!
A shower filter made all the difference for me. It's a simple thing, yet both my skin and hair are much softer now. And I never need to worry about my hair needing anything. Because it doesn't.
I love the memes you included in this video x) I recently decided that I want to try washing my hair with just water, since my hair is curly and often frizzy when I use shampoo and conditioner. Thank you for this inspiration! Ps, your hair looks great 🙂
First of all thank you so much!!!! 😍 it makes me so happy you gave it a try!!! it´s been 4 months now, how is it going???
Yassss. Love to see it. I've been no-pooing for years now and it's done wonders.
right???? I'm so happy I tried this!!!
@@extradela lllllllllllll
Did your hair ever feel waxy? And what do you do to counteract it?
I think the key is to manage the ph of the skin. If you have hard water an acidic shampoo might actually help things (ph 3.5 or 4.5). If you have neutral or soft water, then no poo is fine/great. Water softeners should go with the no poo method always.
Great video, so interesting!! I’ve got afro hair so I wash them once a week or so as well - ain’t nobody got time for more than that 😆
YEAAA right?? 😂 One week is THE GOAL for me!!! Slowly getting there sista! We have more important things to do, like eat veggies and take good care of our Mama 🌍 😏
@@extradela sista?
@@yaniragonzalez833
Sista!? I wonder if she was just excited!!🤣
youtube REALLY knows what to recommend me because i also (used to) do environmental engineering and i also do no-poo 😃 great video by the way!!! especially for a first video ❤️
HAHA omg we are twins sista!!! 😍🙌
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Hey Adela! Great content.
Can you please be more detailed on the things you use for your hair during the transition phase?
My wife really wants to do this and I'm helping her out.
Thanks in advance!
Thank you so much for explaining all in one, I was just tired to look long videos explaining almost nothing. Actually I find you in the comments of other video of no poo haha. Now I definitely gonna try going no poo. I just have a question, do you recommend anything natural for washing the body? Thank you again, wish you're doing great in quarantine.
Aww thank you! I know the struggle HAHA! I have probably watched all youtube videos on this subject in the past year and had your same issue. So it made me so happy to read your comment!
(I forgot mentioning the water filter in the video tho, which is very important too... I might just add it in a future video maybe :D)
For the body I check always the ingredients in the bar soaps I buy.
I'm thinking of making my own soaps in the future, I'll def make a video on it when the time comes if people are interested! :)
Have an amazing no poo journey! eheh
Venezia, I use baking soda in the shower, I just pour it onto my "scrubby gloves"& wash! It makes my skin feel so soft and nice, I LOVE IT- sometimes I add a few drops of essential oil to it, then rub my gloves together and wash, it smells very delicious. I like lemon or rose oil. Don't worry about the ph level when washing your skin (body!)🛁😊 Oh yeah, I forgot to mention bar soaps, (gross!!!)they might feel nice at first, but personally, they leave my skin feeling so scuzzy, and they do not rinse off.(🧼yucky!)😆
@@skylarbix7912 Wouldnt the high pH dry out your skin?
@@sk8tergrl181
No, it doesn't!
Guys if you use no product but just water on your scalp, why use soap on your body? 😂
Just use a washcloth and a kessa glove when you need some extra
I'm going to visit family for a couple of weeks, and when I get back I'm going to start weening myself off shampoo! Can't wait!
I am going to wash my hair after this video: for (hopefully) the last time!! I have tried going no poo so often but this time i'm gonna stick to it!
Hey, I rarely comment on videos, but wanted to say that you're not alone. I kinda felt that Jesus actually genuinely love you from home.
This is such a lovely message, i really appreciate you and the fact that you took the time to write me this
This video is so well done! I’m on my own no poo journey and loved your positivity with this! A lot of good info in this :)
awww thank youuuu dear!!! you are sooo kind !!
@@extradela exactly! The right attitude is key! My no poo journey is great! I’m a month in so far but my hair is starting to regulate itself and I’m loving it!
@@vtayhay woooowwww that's great!!! Only one month and already doing good!!! 😍🙌🏻💯💯💯
By the way, your hair looks super healthy and so beautiful!
Really? Huh...
Awww you are so sweet thank you!!! But Skylar is a bit right i have to admit hahah... i had a "few" split ends ahaha probably didn't oil them enough oooopsi :p
Omg I love you so much!!! Please show us more!! You are so cool and fresh. 😍 xoxo
You are so lovely!! Thank you beautiful, beautiful friend 💖 I miss you very much!
I am also going to do the no poo. But for someone that has wavy dry hair, it's not that simple to only do water. Also I can't brush may hair the first few days, otherwise by by waves. I'm actually going to use bentenal clay.
Thank you for the video
Hi Sara!! sorry for the late reply! how is your no poo journey going so far??? are you still using clay? i hears it´s a very messy process! hope you were successful with that!!
yes my ends def became more dry after no poo so i can understand what you mean :( some oil at the ends would def help! i cant really do it bc my hair is so fineee!! haha
I have been waiting for this!! I’m so happy you did a year of natural hair-care!! If it worked for you there has to be a way for it to work for me too! Haha. I need to try this again.
Awwww thank you!!!! 😭😍 YES!!! Try it out and make sure you don't have hard water, in that case get a water filter!!! Bon voyage on this journey! 🌟 Write me if you need help!
I also love how your paintings are displayed at the back 😉😉😉
You noticed ittt 🤭 I'm not at my place atm so I had to create something to feel Home 🌹
I am going to attempt this! I have recently grown my hair out again. Great video btw!
Okie. Better late than never so here it goes.
My current hair needs shampooing every 36hrs. My goal for the first part is to go 5 days with no-poo.
Let me keep you updated cuz I know I’m important in your life.
[May 10 15:00] washed with Shampoo 🧖🏻♀️
[May 11 21:00] washed only with water - looks clean but is a bit waxy 🧖🏻♀️
[May 12 21:00] Felt a little heavy but looked surprisingly fine! Went about my day with no problem. Washed only with water(used a bucket so I could reeeallly soak up my hair and save water usage) - still feels a bit greasy inside but I won’t rush it.
[May 13 21:00] Washed only with water(used a bucket) still heavy with grease built up. feels slightly better?
[May 14 ] Super greasy patches here and there but put up my hair in a bundle and honestly people give zero shit about how greasy my hair is so whateves.
[May 15] Yes Poo day! - used minimal amount.
[May 16] hair a bit greasy but manageable. washed with water
[May 17] I still think my hair looks greasy but ppl don't mind? washed with water
[May 18] Hair definitely is greasy. It doesn't have noticeable greasy strands but deep down, I know it is greasy...
OMG YES!!!!!!!! I'm proud of you!! And yes, everyone who meets grandma is important! (exception for Alb! HAHA!!) I forgot to say in the video a very important thing: if you have hard water, consider investing in a water softener or a water filter which is A LOT cheaper! It will capture chlor and heavy metals, and TRUST ME you won't see any waxiness anymore!
Adele with an A I do have a shower filter at home and it doesn’t look waxy at all but when I brush through it with fingers I can tell inner? part is a bit waxy. I wander if I haven’t brushed my hair enough?
Note- I have very thick hair maybe that’s a contributing factor?
@@pyyo0701 I think thick hair does a lot better than fine hair, if you have a water filter then the "waxiness" is just bc it's the beginning of that transition phase, but once done, it's gonna be great! Soft water works the best!
Omggg yesss!!! Can't wait to see the rest of the days !!! Send me picsss 😍
@@extradela will do! expect some very odd angled selfies...
This is the BEST video on this, thank you for great information! I'm just one week into this journey, and it's time to do my first *something*... I want to do the water only. But I love the idea of herbs and plant extracts. Can you describe more what your experience is with those? So grateful and thank you again for a lovely video! Bye from Norway
Can you please do a video about how you wash ur hair with chickpea/rye flour.i'm really having a trouble with it and NEED to learn it anytime soon.have a good day,stay safe you are so adorable❤
Hi Nadine! thank you so much you are so sweet! and im so sorry for the late reply! how is your hair journey going now? could you find any infos on google for the chickpea or light rye flour? 💖 much love! stay safe!!
Btw. I have dry hair and a dry scalp but my hair gets greasy fast (every 2 days)
That's two extremes. That's imbalance caused by long term use of chemical products. Hang it out and the body will balance itself. Use olive n castor oil to massage n rinse with water.
When you go swimming do you still only wash it with water? I’m scared if I go into pool or ocean it will be coated with it. Awesome video btw!!!
Hi Eleni! Thank you so much and so sorry for the very late reply! if i would be at the beach i would see the first day with only water how my hair reacts to it, but i would def bring a light ray flour with me because i´m pretty sure i would need that! haha at the lake i would just wash it with water cause i noticed my hair looks better after the lake hahah while for the pool i cannot tell you as i havent tried it yet (or i just dont remember....😅)
how is your no poo journey going so far???
@@extradela thank you for the reply! and im still working on a completely no poo routine. right now i use a shampoo bar from ethique about one a week/every two weeks! i have bleached hair so i also find it important to use a hair mask every time i wash. still working on completely no poo but your video helped me a lot!
@Cosmo Cosmo sometimes i wash it once a week too, but i find that doing water washes or apple cider vinegar washes are really helpful! it also depends on ur hair type tho. i have fine hair so the water actually helps to give it some volume, but i would try to rinse after a week and see what happens! oh also co-washes are suuuper nice. i usually wash w/ water on 5th day, then co-wash day 9, then shampoo day 14. other times i just do ACV and water.
@Cosmo Cosmo oh cool! i havent tried that one, i usually use conditioner and massage it like shampoo haha but lmk how the curlsmith goes! like you said, i think if regular conditioner doesnt work then an actual co wash would be really beneficial
That's really interesting... Can't wait for a second video! I'll definitely try it!!
Yes PLEASE!!! Make sure you don't have hard water and enjoy the ride on this journey! 💛
I'm using baking soda and vinegar for a while but many people recommend rye flour. I'll try. Loved your energy! xoxo
Yes it´s def better for you hair!!! let me know how it went please!!! eheh
thank you for watching😍💖
thx so much for explaining all of this,guess for now I will do 4 days with no shampoo and 1 day with a little bit of shampoo,to get my hair prepared for all of this haha
Yesyesyes!!! this is the perfect way to start! and then you implement sometimes just water and it's gonna get easier and easier :) (if you don't have hard water tho hahah)
I'm happy you gave the tips about lemon and limes and stuff because I'm on the 5th month now and the grease and stuff has gone but it still smells a bit funky and I think I need to try something other than just water😂
How has experience been till now by washing your hair only with water?
@@amanmishra5284 I mean until around the third month my hair was still grease central😂, but now it's just nothing. Normal hair, no grease. My only issue is it still smells a little, but I used a lemon yesterday and it smells and feels a lot better
HAHAH yesss sometimes it´s good to add something different! I´m very happy lemons helped!!!!! 😍🙌 how is your no poo journey going so far?
@@extradela I still have no grease, even if I don't rinse it for over a week ahha. I'm just really struggling with the smell, it just won't go away no matter what I use hahahaha. The lemons and stuff make it smell nice for one day and then it's back to disgusting again 😂😂
Hey , I was going through a video on chloe’s channel where I looked at your comment which brought me to your channel.I was really curious about this no poo thing.I had been doing a lot of research since past two weeks and then I finally decided to just begin with something.If not no poo then low poo.But I had a few doubts , can you please help!!
1) I washed my hair on last friday with normal shampoo and conditioner like I normally used to do ( I used to wash it once in 3 days )
Now , I water washed it today after a week.
So , my hair felt alright.I managed to remove pretty much grease and oil.Just , that my hair feels little flatter.
But , what I noticed was that I broke more hair.While brushing, while scrubbing in shower , and everything , I had more hairfall !!
And you said we need to brush more , but I am experiencing hair fall if I am brushing my hair.
Can you please tell why was this happening and what to do next or anything.
2) Can you also tell how to actually go about it? What is your day vise process? How much interval you gave in between? How much interval you gave in beginning? How much now ? What all you used on your hair ? Baking soda ? AcV ? Clay ? Honey? Basically your schedule?
Like for me i would say
Day 1 : Shampoo and Conditioner
Day 8 : water rinse
N so on
3) How to remove grease from your hair on days when you have something important, or when you need to go out?
4) And since you aren’t applying shampoo and using lil warm water for water rinses , won’t it give you dandruff or anything else? If yes? How to overcome that?
5) I also wanted to know what exactly happens in transition phase? You loose hair? Hair feels dry? Hair feels oily? What?
Please , try and answer them! it would really mean a looooottttt to meeee
Thankyou so much ❤️
To be successful in no poo you have to get a brush and scratch your scalp to make it clean. Gently to remove the dirty of your scalp so your head won’t smell. Or use your hands to clean your scalp like the brush. The first time I used no poo I failed because I didn’t use the brush to clean my scalp clean. I do it every time I take a shower. I like not buying shampoo or conditioner. It’s better for the planet right.
This is the best video I've seen on this topic! Thank you!
Wow, thank you so much!!! 💖
The BEST video!? I mean, I like it too but, it's basically,"don't wash your hair anymore." Except with h20!😄
I'm trying this out now because my work is letting me stay home for 2 weeks! I'm also tempted to buy a wig for the transition period.
Omg love itttt hahahah did you try it out?? How did it work? I neeeeeed to know!!!! :)))
@@extradela I did! I went about 2 months and dramatically noticed an improvement. Since then I switched to an all natural shampoo.
@@cafe_rae this is suuuuuper cool!!! So happy for you!!! 😍🙌🏻🥂💯
Bello il video, auguri aspettiamo più video così interessanti 😍
Grazie mille!!!! 😍 Arriveranno, arriveranno!!!! :-)
I WAS YOUE 200TH SUB
💝 you deserve a carrot 🥕(one of the veggies with the lowest carbon footprint 🥰)
I've been doing this since January and so happy I pushed through the oily stage. I found wooden combs were my saviour! Haha. I am curious if you had issues with dandruff to start with? I think I've figured out now that my shower water was way too hot and it's also winter here, which doesn't help being very dry air. I've since pushed my hair washing out to a couple of weeks at a time and only use Luke warm water and my dandruff is almost gone. Do you have any thoughts on this? Also do you use any oils for the ends of your hair or your natural oil is enough? Great video, subscribed. Much love from Australia xx
Hi Loretta! Thank you so much! yes i heard about the dandruff from a lot of people! i personally never had any issues with it, but i know that lemon with water works wonders for that! (maybe you can see the difference after using it for a couple of different washes!). it also works as a good conditioner eheh
i would love to use oil on my ends but my hair is too fine for that... :( i had some dry ends as well sadly!
Ilysm my sfgz, super proud of you and thank you for inspiring me and other people everyday to be a better version of ourselves 😎💪👏... Can't wait to see more content 😍❤️
Awwww sfgzzzzz 😭 I'm about to cryyy thank you so much! I love you to the moon and back! 💖💖💖
Hi, really liked your video! I'm slowly doing the same thing, mostly because I'm curious to see what will happen.
However. I think it's important to be clear with that conventional shampoo is safe and not bad for your health. You just need to find a shampoo that works for you.
The chemicals in shampoo have been studied a lot and are proven to be safe and effective. This can not be said about many "organic" and "natural" shampoo's.
Which leads me to that just because something is natural or organic doesn't mean it's safe. Uranium and cyanide is natural 😉.
I am sure you already know all of this since you study environmental science. But I wish you were clearer about it in the video. Take care :) 💚
awesome video and great explanations!!
Hi 😊 you’ re amazing! I wonder Is no poo process dangerous in terms of getting COVID ? I work in a very crowded environment so I think shampooing is necessary. Would you please talk about the hygiene part? At least for this pandemic. For example since you started this routine have you gotten the illness or have you ever thought about the efficiency of it about getting rid of viruses? Thx a lot
So I’ve been doing this for a few months but always after washing my hair once it dries my roots are extremely waxy feeling and it looks and feels gross, but after a few days-a week of not washing my hair will go back to normal. Any tips ?
Oh wow this is interesting, so your hair turns normal after a few days... what do you mean exactly by normal? like clean clean? or just not as waxy? Cause if i remember well, i think i had that issue as well the first months, that my hair would look better on the second or third day lol the problem is the hard water i believe, i got a filter at the end and it did really help i have to admit :)
Is it still happening by now?? let me know!!
I have e same problem. My dermatologist said that I am most likely allergic to an ingredient in my shampoo/conditioner. So after I was my hair, my scalp produces a bunch of oil and sebum to purge the ingredients from my scalp. Then once the allergic reaction calms down, my skin goes back to normal. That’s why it looks gross for the first few days, but then goes back to normal after that.
That sounds amazing 😍
right??? I'm sooo happy i tried this!!
I was my hair with water mixed wit a couple of drops of essential oils. Haven't used shampoo in 3 months.
How do you wash with rye flour? Do you make a paste? Maybe you could make a video on making that and some of those herbal rinses.
Lol the bloopers in the end XD best
HAHA real strugglesssss 😂💖
Great job on your first video, love your energy! 💕 Question. I started no poo about 3 months ago. Already went through the transition phase (it was gradual), but got to pretty well feeling good about my hair-I couldn’t believe it!!! But then I moved to a new city just a few weeks ago, and my hair is TOTALLY different and super crazy dry and nappy weird... like the sebum won’t wash off anymore. I am certain that the difference is where I moved the water isn’t as good as where I came from. Have you had any experience in dealing with ‘hard water’, and if so, what did you do to get past this issue?? 🙏🏼
Hi sunshine! Thank you so much for your good energy 😍💜
yes i def had the same problem!!! hard water is the worst to deal with sadly :( i bought a water filter, it helps immensely i would say!! how is your only water journey going so far?? love!
@@extradela haha, sadly I had to give up bc the hard water in this new town was just making my hair look like a homeless person...dry and funky and greasy-I think all the residual sediment in the hard water here just ruined all my previous efforts. I JUST found out out though that instead of having to wait til we can buy and install a “whole-home” water filtration system, that you can buy SHOWER-HEAD filtration systems! So all I need to do is get two of those!!! Muuuch cheaper, and can get them at Lowe’s or Home Depot, install easily at home and good to go!!! Soooo... I may give the whole thing another go! My hair before moving here had finally gotten so soft and clean with the water washing / sometimes BS/ACV / sometimes Moroccan clay. I’ll have to go through the transition phase again I imagine, which I’m NOT looking forward to, but now I have hope I can start back!!!! I wonder if the transition time would be shorter this time since I’m already only washing my hair about once a week with the dreaded shampoo... 🤷🏼♀️ We shall see!! Thx for your response! 🤗💕
OOOH! just rewatched your video, I had forgotten about the rewashing your boars bristle brushes too. Will remember that next time too! Yes, the minerals and sediment deposits mixed with your own sebum STAYS on the hair when you have hard water only!!! 😱. THAT’S what I was trying to describe in my initial comment to you back in May. Thx again.. Wondering-are you still going shampoo-free?? Enquiring minds wanna know how it’s worked out for you! 😂
I've just started! 3 weeks in
I kinda figured this out by myself Bc shampoo made my curl go away and made my hair super duper dry
So I started shampooing once a week and it worked well but every time I shampooed my hair would be dry for like the next 3 days
So I’ve decided to not use shampoo forever AND only use water.
But my question is if that’s okay to only use water, like not even baking soda or vinegar like just water? I know that water doesn’t take out the oil so will my hair continue to produce more and more oil and then it’ll build up OR will my scalp produce oil and then stop producing oil once it realised I have enough on my head, so that it won’t buildup?
Hi :) I think I've found myself an answer on the same question when i watched videos about medieval hair care routines here on UA-cam. Back then and of course many women still today COMB their hair from the sculpt to the ends with a wooden comb that has very small spaces between the spikes, if this makes sense. ☺️ The comb + the head massages with your fingertips during the day and in the shower while washing with only water will remove the dead cells and dust. The combing of course also distributes the oil as mentioned in the video. ✨ Hope it helps and you find the medieval and similar hair routines as inspiring as I did. 🌼🌼🌼
You did great on your first video!! What made you want to start this no shampoo journey? I went through a phase where i washed only every 3 days and only with baking soda and apple cider vinegar (a cleanse) but my hair was building residue at that time. Im so glad you had such good results!
Thank you beautiful! Yea you probably were going through the transition phase! Been there as well, awful times! haha but what kept me going were the people that actually made it to the other side! but washing your hair every 3 days is still such a good result!!!
thanks for the tips ! really helped 😊
Thanks for the video! Do you have a shower water filter recommendation?
Im doing no poo for a month and my tummy really hurts.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 a friend of mine asks her bf to give her belly massages when she’s constipated, maybe it works for you too :P
Loved your video! I've actually been trying to take advantage of iso to do this - I've wanted to for a long time but really hate my hair oily, always washing it every second day. So far I've washed my hair about once a week for the last 3/4 weeks. My question is: how long did it take for you to feel like your hair wasn't excessively oily?
Once a week!!WOW!!! That's amazing! I'm still training my hair to get to that point 😍 so it depends on if you mean oily oily or oily waxy. Oily waxy is due to the hard water so I'd definitely buy a water filter and the results will be INSTANT!!! On the other hand, if you mean oily oily, that's most probably due to the diet and hormones (and to your hair still having to get used to it). My hair was oily only in the beginning (first month or so) bc I was used to wash it every single day before, and after that it was just waxy, so I realized my hair was okay but I needed to buy a filter for the water the remove the waxy part! 💖 Sorry for writing a book! Haha!
@@extradela thanks so much! 😊
The problem with me is that I dye my hair with bright colours and I bleach my hair a lot. Also I am a model so the hair stylist will gel and spray a lot on my hair. I want to live the "no poo" lifestyle because of all the benefits it has but u don't think I can do that becuz my hair hv spray in it all the time and I need to use a shampoo or conditioner to get it out and my hair is bleached so I need to use purple shampoo and hair masks to not damage my already damaged hair. Guys can u pls give me suggestions??? I really want to live this lifestyle but becuz of my job I can't.
How often do u use gel and spray? If it's not every day u can use the no poo method in your daily life and only use shampoo when he uses gel/spray in your hair
@@izabelavenzi7892 I depends on my schedule. Its not everyday sometimes it's 3times a week sometimes its 3times a month so it depends
@@izabelavenzi7892 can I use coconut oil or hair oil to break down the spray?
Hi there! i don´t use any spray or gel on my hair so i can sadly not help you on this :( i can imagine it would be very difficult for you to do no poo if they keep dying, spraying and geling your hair 😭
Hi you should wash your hair with water specially rain water is so good itll gonna take longer time for you to get rid of gel and hair spray but eventually it will
Great video :) I've been no poo for two months now. It's going well but I do struggle little from the hardware in my area. You mentioned you had hard water too. What do you do differently?
same here......
Get an water filter!!!!
Hard water? What do you mean by that
Hey Danilo! sorry for the very late reply i have been a bit off youtube because of exams.... but now im back!!! :))) anyway i use a water filter as Izabela mentioned!!! otherwise my hair would be full of grease created by the hard water!
What about co-washing (conditioner washing) with cleansing conditioners? Wouldn’t that be better?
how ofthen do you wash with water? and when you're not washing, do you use hair cap?
So I haven't used shampoo for 10 days now (only water and acv rinse) and my hair is perfectly fine. So what is tje transition phase supposed to look like? My hair is very clean after I washed it :D Did I wash it too often? (I washed it every 3 to 4 days, I used to wash it every 2 to 3 days) My hair got oily as usual but I waited one more day to wash it.
I will be streching out the days between washing now.
Hey you have my name, sort of :p
Best name so far man 🙌🏻😏
Should we wash hair with water everyday or few times a week . For boys
Hi. How to clean oil from hair when not using shampoo?
I came here because of your comment in another video + you have straight hair like me hahahahha
HAHA so cool! I should start commenting more other videos eheh is your hair also fine as hell like mine? haha
@@extradela It is straight and fine, hell yes hahha
I decided to stop shampooing because it gets extremely dry, especially after my accutane treatment.
I've been trying cowash and it has changed my life. Have you ever heard of it?
I don’t have a wooden hairbrush but a wooden comb as it is easier to clean and smaller. Does that work too or do I actually need a brush? I tried water only a few years ago and failed soooo hard. Everything (scalp and hair) became so greasy and I even got „chips“ of dandruff or whatever it was. But I have to say I went cold turkey and as it didn't work out even after 4 months I gave up. Have I done something wrong? :(
Hi dear Tala! Thanks for sharing!!! I think the problem must have been the hard water!!! A water filter would def help during the process! I was getting back then one from Amazon that i had to rebuy every two months or so, it was also very good for the body, i just felt a lot softer lol but if you do have the money i would honestly invest in a good one that you dont have to change every now and then!
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I have tried the no poo method, but after 2 months it didnt got better. I tried some asv with baking soda and it did clean my hair but then after 2 days it got oily again. Atm i am washing it with a little bit of shampoo and then the 2nd time i wash it with water. I am curious how you would use the flour? Do you mix it with water?
Hi!! thank you for watching! yes this is exactly how i did it in the beginning too! :) yes you mix the flour with a bit of water! google can def help you with measurements for this!!💗
You're a delight to watch. Adorable. 😄🥰
Awwwwwww you are so so so sweet!!!! Thank you dear
Hi! Did you went to any salon or place to cut your hair or whatever? If yes how did it went? I'm 1 month water only and I guess that's my biggest fear
Hi dear! No I never went, my partner always cut my hair or I do it my own! haha but if I were to go I would wash it with one of the things mentioned in the video! And I would tell them to not wash it/use just water :)
very useful video!! i have a question though: i always struggle with untangling my hair and i can only do it in the shower with a hair mask on, do you (or any viewer) know if i would have trouble with the tangles if i started the no poo method? thank you!
If you don’t have curly hair I can recommend „combing“ your hair (when it dried after showering) with your fingers while your head is hanging down.
Adela do you like your scalp massage 💆♀️
You mentioned using Rye flour for shampoo. How do you use it? Put it on dry and then rinse it out?
Hi!!! No not dry, I would put it in some water and mix it with a fork, there are tons of videos about the ratio, or just a quick google search will tell you :))
I started this no shampoo method about 2 months ago and im really loving how my hair it turning out. Although I still water wash it every single day. Should I be doing it less?
I’m still worried in the back of my mind that just washing it with water is not really cleaning it and I may damage my hair
Hw is ur hair now
@@sachint3227 Its still going well :D Although, when I run my fingers trough my hair, I do feel they are a bit oily.. Is this normal now? xD
@@Jiyokeru Try adding medieval hair combing method with no shampoo water only method ☺️.
I am not sure if this can help you but here's what I been doing with my hair after I've stopped using shampoo.
There's this medieval hair combing method in which you simply brush your hair everyday for a long time (by long time I mean at least 30 minutes 😅.🌿 If you have short hair then brushing less than 30 minutes might work just fine for you🌿) . First I divide my hair in two sections. Then starting with one section, brush the hair with a very wide teeth comb. After detangling I take a few drops of oil(coconut oil because that's what I have. you can use any oil you want) and apply that on the ends of my hair (because that part tends to get dry. 🌿 You can use more than few drops if it's necessary for your hair 🌿). Next step is to start combing the hair with a comb which has thin gap between each teeth ( is used for getting rid of lice). I just brush my hair from root to tip. Each section of hair for at least 15 minutes(you might have to clean your brush one or two times in between if it gets too dirty). And after I am done with both section of my hair the shine is unbelievable 😄(🌿 if you are someone who doesn't care about having shiny hair then brushing your hair every two days should be alright 🌿). There's no grease of flakes on the hair. It feels and looks like freshly washed hair. I don't use any other products on my hair. Simply use water for washing the hair. But I tend to make a bun every other day while showering because the tips of my hair tends to get dry if I wash them every day. But I make sure to get the roots of my hair wet and just massage them somehow with my fingers under running water 😅. Rest of the days I just wet my hair completely while massaging the roots a little.
That's what I've been doing for the past three months(it will be three months tomorrow 😅). And everytime I tell someone that I haven't been using any shampoo,soap or conditioner the surprised look on their face is real😁. By the way, I live in a tropical climate and I have thigh length hair which is bleached from the mid length to tip. Never had to deal with the greasy feeling neither do I have split ends problem with my bleached hair because of this medieval combing method😊. Never had itching problem. My scalp smells just like my skin ☺️. So give it a try. You can just search medieval hair combing method on UA-cam.
When you said some days your hair will wash well and other times it wouldn’t, do you think that might have anything to do with where you are in your menstrual cycle? I have the same issue, so I’m going to make a diary and see 🤷🏻♀️
oh my gosh you are a genius lmaooo i never thought of this but it actually makes so much sense!!!!!! please tell me the results of your diary!! did you notice anything related with the menstrual cycle?? I need to know!! ACTUALLY WE ALL NEED TO KNOW!! AHAHAH
Hahaha I actually forgot all about the diary seconds after I posted that comment (Comes with the diagnosis unfortunately 😬). HOWEVER I remember when I posted that my hair was in a funk, and it improved over the week and has been amazing for weeks….until today! Which just so happens to be 4 weeks later. It’s back in that same funk 🥴 It could just be a coincidence though so more research is definitely needed. It was the book Period Power by Maisie Hill that made me think about it being related. That book should be given out in schools!
So you’re talking about your diet , what should I be eating to speed it up??
Like what can I eat to speed up the transition? PLEASE ANSWER
@@Lily-nx5bw Hi! Well if you don't want to go through the transition period and have clean hair everyday then try adding medieval hair combing method with water only method ☺️.
I am not sure if this can help you but here's what I been doing with my hair after I've stopped using shampoo.
There's this medieval hair combing method in which you simply brush your hair everyday for a long time (by long time I mean at least 30 minutes 😅.🌿 If you have short hair then brushing less than 30 minutes might work just fine for you🌿) . First I divide my hair in two sections. Then starting with one section, brush the hair with a very wide teeth comb. After detangling I take a few drops of oil(coconut oil because that's what I have. you can use any oil you want) and apply that on the ends of my hair (because that part tends to get dry. 🌿 You can use more than few drops if it's necessary for your hair 🌿). Next step is to start combing the hair with a comb which has thin gap between each teeth ( is used for getting rid of lice). I just brush my hair from root to tip. Each section of hair for at least 15 minutes(you might have to clean your brush one or two times in between if it gets too dirty). And after I am done with both section of my hair the shine is unbelievable 😄(🌿 if you are someone who doesn't care about having shiny hair every single day then brushing your hair every two days should be alright 🌿). There's no grease of flakes on the hair. It feels and looks like freshly washed hair. I don't use any other products on my hair. Simply use water for washing the hair. But I tend to make a bun every other day while showering because the tips of my hair tends to get dry if I wash them every day. But I make sure to get the roots of my hair wet and just massage them somehow with my fingers under running water 😅. Rest of the days I just wet my hair completely while massaging the roots a little.
That's what I've been doing for the past three months( well it will be three months tomorrow 😅). And everytime I tell someone that I haven't been using any shampoo,soap or conditioner the surprised look on their face is real😁. By the way, I live in a tropical climate and I have thigh length hair which is bleached from the mid length to tip. Never had to deal with the greasy feeling neither do I have split ends problem with my bleached hair because of this medieval combing method😊. Never had itching problem. My scalp smells just like my skin ☺️. So give it a try. You can just search medieval hair combing method on UA-cam.
Your hair looks good.did use filtered water?
Thank you! :) Yes I do depending on where I am, otherwise if the the water is hard my hair would look waaaay worst sadly hahah
Which is better, washing hair every other day or washing hair after two days?
Definitely after two days i would say! :) The least the best in my opinion cause you need to get your hair used to less washes, but if you have very short hair then i don't know if that makes a big difference actually ahahah
Hi. So I have been doing the no poo thing for almost a year now. My hair used to get greasy by the 2nd day after shampooing. No poo has helped to restore it and now no more oily greasy hair. But I have terrible dandruff! Any suggestions for the r this? Thanks so much!
Hi dear! It's amazinnnngggg!!!! I had the same issue with greasiness, I'm so glad i started this hahaha cause now it's soooo much better!!!
I never had the dandruff problem before but i'm noticing it now since i changed city, i am not 100% sure but i'm trying to use lemon with water when im under the shower, done it only twice this far, will let you know if it helps!
But your comment was 4 months ago so maybe you can give me some tips on this by now!!!! ahahhha
I believe you experience dandruff (dry skin) because you wash with water that is too hot! Try water that is not too hot and maybe not too cold. Somewhere in between.
I would love to do this but I smoke cigarettes and it makes my hair stink sadly
Oh damn yes this is probably a big issue, I really don't know if water only removes the smell... mmmh have you maybe done some trials to test it out? hahah or maybe read someone's experience with it? I'm now genuinely very interested in it even tho i dont smoke hahaha
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Great Video, Beautiful Girl :)
You so sweet! Thank you infinitely! 💖
You are so cute!
I am wondering if you still live in a place with hard water or if that was only when you began washing with water only
I ask because I started not using shampoo and I live in a city with hard water and my hair is feeling waxy and I want to know if I might adapt over time
Hi dear Kirsten! Yes I was in a city with hard water sadly, but then when i would visit my bf in Portugal the water was better there, so i think my hair got kinda confused because when i would go back to Berlin (hard water) it was more struggle than before leaving! I think my hair started a bit to adapt over the time but because of the hard water i had to sometimes make also masks etc hard water is a real bitch i swear
How is your no poo journey going by now?? I'm sooo curious!!!!
Hi, I'm from Argentina, sorry for my English. question: how do you clean the brush? Because I'm in my second week, so to speak, and it's the first time I've seen someone talk about cleaning the brush. thanks for this video
You remove the hairs from it and then soak it in a bowl with hot water and soap for about 15min. Then rinse with clean water and you should be fine
Thank you so much for sharing your tip!! 😍🙌🏻💥 I should try that too!! I usually just wash it with my body soap while I take a shower, but ain't nobody got time for dat 😂 so I'll def try yours!!
Cynthia your English is on point!! 👌🏻💥
Hi another way to do it that’s super easy is get a hair remover tool, it’s a plastic handle with metal wires sticking out of it that curve at the end. It does a really good job of getting hairs out of the brush. Then I use a toothbrush dedicated just for this, put a little soap on it, scrub the brush a little and rinse it under water. Super easy and works great! The boar bristle brush I bought came with a hair removal tool so that’s how I found out about it.
I have recently seen your UA-cam video about hair washing without shampoo and just with water. I was therefore wondering if it would be at all possible please for you to provide me with some very detailed tips and tricks with regards to how to go about this. I myself have very long hair (down to about my nipples), which is reasonably curly. I am more than happy to send a photograph or two if you feel that could be of any assistance. It would be greatly appreciated if I could please hear back from you soon.
Kind Regards, Harry
@Harry Ayres Hi! I am not sure if this can help you but here's what I been doing with my hair after I've stopped using shampoo.
There's this medieval hair combing method in which you simply brush your hair everyday for a long time (by long time I mean at least 30 minutes 😅.🌿 If you have short hair then brushing less than 30 minutes might work just fine for you🌿) . First I divide my hair in two sections. Then starting with one section, brush the hair with a very wide teeth comb. After detangling I take a few drops of oil(coconut oil because that's what I have. you can use any oil you want) and apply that on the ends of my hair (because that part tends to get dry. 🌿 You can use more than few drops if it's necessary for your hair 🌿). Next step is to start combing the hair with a comb which has thin gap between each teeth ( is used for getting rid of lice). I just brush my hair from root to tip. Each section of hair for at least 15 minutes(you might have to clean your brush one or two times in between if it gets too dirty). And after I am done with both section of my hair the shine is unbelievable 😄(🌿 if you are someone who doesn't care about having shiny hair then brushing your hair every two days should be alright 🌿). There's no grease of flakes on the hair. It feels and looks like freshly washed hair. I don't use any other products on my hair. Simply use water for washing the hair. But I tend to make a bun every other day while showering because the tips of my hair tends to get dry if I wash them every day. But I make sure to get the roots of my hair wet and just massage them somehow with my fingers under running water 😅. Rest of the days I just wet my hair completely while massaging the roots a little.
That's what I've been doing for the past three months(well it will be three months tomorrow 😁). And everytime I tell someone that I haven't been using any shampoo,soap or conditioner the surprised look on their face is real😁. By the way, I live in a tropical climate and I have thigh length hair which is bleached from the mid length to tip. Never had to deal with the greasy feeling neither do I have split ends problem with my bleached hair because of this medieval combing method😊. Never had itching problem. My scalp smells just like my skin ☺️. So give it a try. You can just search medieval hair combing method on UA-cam.
hai, can you wash every four dayz with a natural shampoo/condiioner?
Hiiii! It depends what your end goal is, but i think it's a very good start to get your hair get used to less washings!! :) do you already have a natural shampoo/conditioner in mind?
I just started not using shampoo for about a week now. and my hair feels so heavy and oily. LOL
Give it time! Most people say get to 30days and that will be a good point to see if your hair type works well with it.
Yes definitely give it some moooore time!!! We used shampoo our whole life so a week in changing habits for our hair is nothing sadly hahaha but also check out if you have hard water, because that bitch makes hair heavy and greasy more than with soft water :'( *cries in all the languages she knows*
@@extradela can't believe you responded to my comment 😄 no shampoo for one month and 7 days now. Never imagine I can survive without shampoo or conditioner. My hair feels normal now, I do wash it using Baking Soda & ACV once a week, and tried rice water twice within a month! Water in our city came from the nearby river. I don't know what hard water means but luckily our water is fresh you can drink straight from the tap! =)
@@SlayarGamer thank you Joe. it does work after a month. I'm on my second month now of having no shampoo in my routine. and hair feels great and normal. I don't feel itch anymore
Came to support you, saw 2:02 and thought “she hasn’t changed one bit.” Typical Adela body language.....
HAHA!!!! YEA RIGHT??? I need to work on that :p or I'll just keep being me in all my magnificence 😂
Adele with an A 0:48 “it just smells like me.” Deep, sister... deeeeep.
How was your transition? Was your hair oily for 3 months or just with a weird texture?
Hi! my transition was mostly waxy i would say! and i relized it was because of the hard water because in places without hard water my hair was doing just fine!! how is your transition going?? stay safe beautiful Izabela!💜
Do i have to use bbb if i have very short hairs ?
Hiiii!! mmmmh i'm not entirely sure but maybe with short hair you wouldnt need it as much as people with long hair, cause i guess your natural oils go to the ends easier for you? :)
Did you end up getting one?? Sorry for answering this late!!! :(
@@extradela no, i only massage my scalp with fingers
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😂😂😂 getting thereee 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thank you!!! :)
Of course!!!! It was a pleasure!! I watched so many youtube videos on this topic when i first started this journey and i needed to create one that i wished i watched back then hahah if you know what i mean, cause sometimes it's so annoying to have to watch 473672 videos filled up with 1/4 of the infos hahah
@@extradela it's a great video!!! Sooo useful :) Thank you so much for sharing it with people who are already starting like me :) 😍 😍 😍
@@ewelinaagata912 sweet!!! Thank you for being here
@@extradela ♥️♥️♥️
Did u oil ur hair sometimes.?
Yes i did! i made some masks once every 2 weeks or so where i was adding some oils. But the last times i did it, somehow the oil didnt go away for a few washes.... ("somehow" right??? 😂) this is why stopped doing that... i believe the first times it has been okay because i have been adding once in a while a raw egg to the masks! (which works wonders)
@@extradela oh... thank you soooooo much for replying...m trying this myself...so far i have gone 6 days without washing my hair...
How could I do this with curlssss? 😩
I have sadly very different hair from yours :( BUT I know that a lot of people with curls do it too!!! So just try to google or check it out on youtube, someone must have posted for sure something about it! :) it's called no poo or no poo method, maybe not everyone uses only water but they for sure use alternatives to the conventional shampoo! as I mentioned in the video a lot of people use baking soda, it's not good for my hair bc it's very drying, but maybe with your hair it works wonders? I dunno! Just try different things and see how it turns out! :) Please let me know in case you find/do something! :))
Adele with an A thanks babe 🥰
Ciao cuoricionah ❤️
Love love love 💛
i wish you're video had more clearer audio. :_(
i´m so sorry!! :( thank you so much for the feedback and for watching!! i bought an used camera now, so let me know if in the last video the audio is still bad.... then i would have to buy a mic :p
@@extradela i saw you're new video in that 'audio is good' plus i think you're gonna grow your channel if you keep doing what you do. Be healthy be happy.♥️♥️☺️☺️
Not sure if this apply to be no poo hair, as she still using shampoo "homemade" not only water.
Hi!!! Yes you are right, I think unless you live in a place with soft water then no one can be no poo haha But at the same time even if you have soft water, you should still give your hair some extra care with masks sometimes cause it's just very veryyyy nice :p
But it looks so flat...
bruh that´s my hair type lmao
Never gone swmming huh ? 😂
It is impossible to #cleanse hair of natural and environmental debris without the use of a surfactant.
Sebum will always replenish. I’m not sure what your hair goals are for your hair and what you consider a “healthy head of hair” but….. only you can say what your goals should be
The bottom line is… YOU CANNOT CLEANSE HAIR with just water. You can #rinse hair with just water, but when hair needs to be cleaned; a surfactant is required.