I don't know what she's talking about even with straight hair you need to put it in the root. I can only imagine build up if you're not rinsing the conditioner out thoroughly and you've got conditioner left in there 🤮
I improved my hair by following these: Having more and more vitaminC from orange, lemon, and kiwi, 8 hours of adequate sleep daily, have nuts such as almonds, walnuts, or peanuts in limited, you can also have fishes like salmon. Exercise at least 20 - 30 mins everyday. Using organic shampoo, neem wooden comb, massager for scalp by liitleextra coconion twice a week. This is good for hair fall control.
I’m 41 and have doble the volume and doble the length of this girl’s hair, way more shinier and healthy and have always used my conditioner from the scalp to the ends. Redken all soft shampoo and conditioner (the gold bottles)
This is the reason WEN had so many lawsuits. They caused many people to lose hair, me included. And I barely applied it to the top of my head. I believe they said it was the buildup that it caused. Also, it did this to certain types of hair.
I've literally been telling people it's a lotion for your scalp for 10 years. No lay person who has never oiled there scalp before is going to be like sure sounds great castor oil on my scalp, but this is good to know
This makes sense but what about hydrating the regrowth and top half of hair? Some directions specify from midlength down. But my bumble & bumble says whole head so I try to use those conditions on top half.. input please
Conditioner is basically just replace the natural oils in your hair that you lose from over shampooing if you don’t over shampoo conditioner is not really necessary
It definitely is necessary for certain types of hair. My hair is wavy and it gets super tangled doesn't matter if I let it dry naturally or blow dry it. I may not bother using conditioner if I'm doing a full bun, but I mostly tie top and sides and not the back side. Also conditioner is a life saver for my beard which is very curly. My sister has silky smooth hair, she'll rarely even bother brushing it and it never tangles even a little bit.
You don't need to. Your natural oils from your scalp will hydrate your hair just fine. Conditioner is only for longer hair because those ends are too far away to receive their natural moisture.
@@sinb2097 Honestly i say just use it. I think hair loss because of conditionimg short hair is a rare case that i havent heard of until now. I also have short hair which is also type 4 and that makes it impossible for me to condition my hair without touching my roots as well and my haor has stayed healthy.
Wow so my conditioner could be the cause of all my hair loss.. Meanwhile I have been going to tons of doctors and they can’t figure out why my hair is falling out…I will definitely stop conditioning my scalp to see if it helps stop the hair loss…..Thank you…. It’s definitely worth a shot…🌺🌺
When you say hair loss, do you mean on your scalp, or like, pulling hair off type of hair loss ? .. Cuz the average person looses an average of 100 hairs per day, we just don’t usually notice it … And when it comes to conditioner, I never put it directly on my scalp, I use it very sparingly, and start like maybe two inches from the top of my head down? Just think of it as a detangler, u don’t need any on your scalp, only in areas that get all tangled up, ❤
@@stephdaigle2900 it’s the type of hair loss where there is hair on your pillow, clothes, shower drains, even just touching your hair and it comes out… I have been doing some research and think it may be my increased dose of antidepressants that’s causing my hair to fall out at a rapid pace. But I have definitely stopped shampooing my scalp as well…Thank you 😊
@@gioplease6848 Hi as far as using hair conditioner I did stop applying it to my roots and it has not stopped my hair fall. I went to my dermatologist and she stated my condition was alopecia and has been treating me however the nutraful vitamins and scalp injections are not helping. I spoke to my regular pcp and he seems to think I may have type 1 diabetes he recently did bloodwork which I am waiting for the results. I will update once I get the results. I hope this helps so far…🌺🌺
@@nataliedav55555I hope you're recovering from hair loss well and that you've found what works for you. Hair loss is quite stressful. Please do keep us updated and good luck ❤
Could you show us drugstore conditioner and shampoos? I gave birth four months ago and my hair is so brittle. I’ve recently just started using rosemary water so hopefully thatll help but I know shampoos definitely are a big part any suggestions?
Try eating more meat and taking supplements of vitamin D, iron, b12. Most women have those vitamin deficiencies after having birth and they cause hair loss. You can also use peppermint essential oil on your scalp, just dilute it in something (i dilute it in aloe gel and water)
I have extremely fine thin hair, and if i use conditioner it really frizzes my hair up! 😭 haven't tried the leave in ones do let me know if they'll help
OK, but what do I do about my really dry scalp? I already use oils and massage those into my hair before washing it but I don’t think that’s enough😅 I also tried many different shampoos that people recommended but while some are a bit better, it still doesn’t solve the problem.
Towel dry your hair Before applying conditioner for optimal use as this opens the follicles and allows for moisturizing.. So you wanna take a towel, wrap it around your hair and squeeze the water out, u don’t want to Rub the towel on your hair the way u do when u get out of the shower though, it’s more like a “Pat dry” , but a “squeeze dry” instead . And you should also use a Hair Treatment once every two weeks to a month for healthier hair ( KPax is one of the best out there still to this day ) … ( Learned all of this in hair school)
This is great and all, but how do I bring a towel into my shower without it getting completely soaked within the first two seconds especially since there’s almost no where I can stand in my shower with my head is not getting hit with water
Doesn’t matter that much tbh. Fellow shirt haired gal here and i do the same. I always rinse it out and have never had issues. I even use leave in conditioner which by default touches my roots and my hair is healthy and strong
I have to condition my scalp/ roots because it's so dry. I tried oils and that dried my scalp out even more, oils don't moisturise they seal.... My hair produces zero natural oil anymore since turning 50. I don't know what to do all advice is contradictory. I always conditioned all my hair since it's bleached. Everything was fine until I was 50. Sigh.
Super important! I don't understand how putting oil on my scalp would be much different though. The only product I let touch my scalp is shampoo and sometimes dry shampoo.
The reason people see a return of hair growth with oil treatments on the scalp is the same reason oil-free makeup can increase breakouts: oil breaks up oil, and if your body feels your scalp feels dry (which it can, particularly with a fungal infection like dandruff related from ringworm), it will keep pushing more oil out until it fills up the follicle and crowds out the hair. Oil from your scalp is supposed to be a waste facilitator and was intended to be washed or brushed out by grooming (see: our cousins and ancestors). People keep forgetting your hair is a waste product and the oil isn't.
Oh my gosh I wish I knew this sooner I have been putting it on my scalp thinking that my scalp was dehydrated and dry. do you recommend anything for your scalp?
Just use some clarifying shampoo to get rid of buildup. Oil your hair with rosemary + carrier oil before washing. Double shampoo and add coffee to exfoliate scalp. Invest in scalp treatment. Gl and hope she responds ❤❤
@@fran791 that is true but we have polluted our world and due to social standards people have to wash their hair now, which upsets the balance of the scalp the way evolution intended it. this affects some more than others and they may benefit from a scalp moisturizer. I have an oily scalp so I don't want or need one since I produce enough oils on my own and never have dryness.
definitely does not apply to dry curly hair. it has to go on the whole length of the hair.
LOL right me who goes thru kms like water.
I don't know what she's talking about even with straight hair you need to put it in the root. I can only imagine build up if you're not rinsing the conditioner out thoroughly and you've got conditioner left in there 🤮
Exactly, we have to moisturize all of hair
I agree
I get as close as possibile to the root without the conditioner touching my scalp. That's what she meant, just don’t let it get to your skin
I improved my hair by following these: Having more and more vitaminC from orange, lemon, and kiwi, 8 hours of adequate sleep daily, have nuts such as almonds, walnuts, or peanuts in limited, you can also have fishes like salmon. Exercise at least 20 - 30 mins everyday. Using organic shampoo, neem wooden comb, massager for scalp by liitleextra coconion twice a week. This is good for hair fall control.
Did uh also use the little extra conditioner along with the shampoo?? Plzz reply
I’m 41 and have doble the volume and doble the length of this girl’s hair, way more shinier and healthy and have always used my conditioner from the scalp to the ends. Redken all soft shampoo and conditioner (the gold bottles)
This is the reason WEN had so many lawsuits. They caused many people to lose hair, me included. And I barely applied it to the top of my head. I believe they said it was the buildup that it caused. Also, it did this to certain types of hair.
That’s cap 😮
Thanks- what would you recommend to use on scalp for the different scalp types?
Then what boys should do…?
I've literally been telling people it's a lotion for your scalp for 10 years. No lay person who has never oiled there scalp before is going to be like sure sounds great castor oil on my scalp, but this is good to know
This makes sense but what about hydrating the regrowth and top half of hair? Some directions specify from midlength down. But my bumble & bumble says whole head so I try to use those conditions on top half.. input please
Your natural oils are meant to do that.
Conditioner is basically just replace the natural oils in your hair that you lose from over shampooing if you don’t over shampoo conditioner is not really necessary
It definitely is necessary for certain types of hair. My hair is wavy and it gets super tangled doesn't matter if I let it dry naturally or blow dry it. I may not bother using conditioner if I'm doing a full bun, but I mostly tie top and sides and not the back side. Also conditioner is a life saver for my beard which is very curly. My sister has silky smooth hair, she'll rarely even bother brushing it and it never tangles even a little bit.
I have a question: do I deep condition after I rinse regular conditioner?
Is it okay to use coconut oil instead of a conditioner
I condition all my hair and then use ACV to clarify my scalp but also works like conditioner
Cute hairstyles. Tutorial please 😀
What to do if i hv already used conditioners in roots causing hair loss???how to control n cover the damage already done???
Is it advisable to apply conditioner to dry and unwetted hair, or is it necessary for the hair to be wet for effective application?
Which conditioner should I use for bleach damaged hair that’s falling out ?
What if you have a buzzcut or pixie cut? My hair is growing from a buzzcut, it is still short. Can I still use a conditioner?
Same question honestly
You don't need to. Your natural oils from your scalp will hydrate your hair just fine. Conditioner is only for longer hair because those ends are too far away to receive their natural moisture.
@@kenziehurlock I just feel that my hair is so dry !!!!
@Sin B maybe try a moisturizing shampoo then.
@@sinb2097 Honestly i say just use it. I think hair loss because of conditionimg short hair is a rare case that i havent heard of until now. I also have short hair which is also type 4 and that makes it impossible for me to condition my hair without touching my roots as well and my haor has stayed healthy.
What if you have short hair? Do I just apply it on ends?
Wow so my conditioner could be the cause of all my hair loss.. Meanwhile I have been going to tons of doctors and they can’t figure out why my hair is falling out…I will definitely stop conditioning my scalp to see if it helps stop the hair loss…..Thank you…. It’s definitely worth a shot…🌺🌺
When you say hair loss, do you mean on your scalp, or like, pulling hair off type of hair loss ? .. Cuz the average person looses an average of 100 hairs per day, we just don’t usually notice it … And when it comes to conditioner, I never put it directly on my scalp, I use it very sparingly, and start like maybe two inches from the top of my head down? Just think of it as a detangler, u don’t need any on your scalp, only in areas that get all tangled up, ❤
@@stephdaigle2900 it’s the type of hair loss where there is hair on your pillow, clothes, shower drains, even just touching your hair and it comes out… I have been doing some research and think it may be my increased dose of antidepressants that’s causing my hair to fall out at a rapid pace. But I have definitely stopped shampooing my scalp as well…Thank you 😊
@@nataliedav55555 any update?
@@gioplease6848 Hi as far as using hair conditioner I did stop applying it to my roots and it has not stopped my hair fall. I went to my dermatologist and she stated my condition was alopecia and has been treating me however the nutraful vitamins and scalp injections are not helping. I spoke to my regular pcp and he seems to think I may have type 1 diabetes he recently did bloodwork which I am waiting for the results. I will update once I get the results. I hope this helps so far…🌺🌺
@@nataliedav55555I hope you're recovering from hair loss well and that you've found what works for you. Hair loss is quite stressful. Please do keep us updated and good luck ❤
Didn't know this! Thanks
As a short hair girly, I'm totally confused. Your conditioner starting point is my whole hair ending point. So i just have to skip conditioning?
Then how do you condition her hair at the top of your head.
Could you show us drugstore conditioner and shampoos? I gave birth four months ago and my hair is so brittle. I’ve recently just started using rosemary water so hopefully thatll help but I know shampoos definitely are a big part any suggestions?
Try eating more meat and taking supplements of vitamin D, iron, b12. Most women have those vitamin deficiencies after having birth and they cause hair loss. You can also use peppermint essential oil on your scalp, just dilute it in something (i dilute it in aloe gel and water)
Want about conditioners that are designed for dry scalp ?
I have extremely fine thin hair, and if i use conditioner it really frizzes my hair up! 😭 haven't tried the leave in ones do let me know if they'll help
Wow I didn’t know that thanks so much ❤❤
OK, but what do I do about my really dry scalp? I already use oils and massage those into my hair before washing it but I don’t think that’s enough😅 I also tried many different shampoos that people recommended but while some are a bit better, it still doesn’t solve the problem.
how to ise conditions on short hair??
Towel dry your hair Before applying conditioner for optimal use as this opens the follicles and allows for moisturizing..
So you wanna take a towel, wrap it around your hair and squeeze the water out, u don’t want to Rub the towel on your hair the way u do when u get out of the shower though, it’s more like a “Pat dry” , but a “squeeze dry” instead .
And you should also use a Hair Treatment once every two weeks to a month for healthier hair ( KPax is one of the best out there still to this day ) … ( Learned all of this in hair school)
This is great and all, but how do I bring a towel into my shower without it getting completely soaked within the first two seconds especially since there’s almost no where I can stand in my shower with my head is not getting hit with water
Your favs please high-end and drugstore
What do I do if I have hair about chin length? I feel like even when I try to not put conditioner on my roots I can’t avoid them😢
First apply conditioner then shampoo
Doesn’t matter that much tbh. Fellow shirt haired gal here and i do the same. I always rinse it out and have never had issues. I even use leave in conditioner which by default touches my roots and my hair is healthy and strong
what will man do
I have to condition my scalp/ roots because it's so dry. I tried oils and that dried my scalp out even more, oils don't moisturise they seal.... My hair produces zero natural oil anymore since turning 50. I don't know what to do all advice is contradictory. I always conditioned all my hair since it's bleached. Everything was fine until I was 50. Sigh.
Problem is most conditioners cause hair loss. And yes, I use only on hair shafts
Super important! I don't understand how putting oil on my scalp would be much different though. The only product I let touch my scalp is shampoo and sometimes dry shampoo.
Oils on the scalp are supposed to be washed out. Like when you double cleanse your face with oil and facewash
The reason people see a return of hair growth with oil treatments on the scalp is the same reason oil-free makeup can increase breakouts: oil breaks up oil, and if your body feels your scalp feels dry (which it can, particularly with a fungal infection like dandruff related from ringworm), it will keep pushing more oil out until it fills up the follicle and crowds out the hair. Oil from your scalp is supposed to be a waste facilitator and was intended to be washed or brushed out by grooming (see: our cousins and ancestors). People keep forgetting your hair is a waste product and the oil isn't.
@@fran791 Not necessarily. Putting oil on your hair seals in leave in conditioner and many other products. I've never had issues with it
@@Ebunoluwa13 you can keep oil on your hair but not on you scalp, it clogs the pores of your skin
How would a man use conditioner? I notice a lot of men with dandruff, could conditioners be part of the problem? Asking for a friend. 🥴
Hair doesn't need moisture.
It's dead calls.
She looks luke dananeer mubeen a pakistani actress 😊
What about boys
Conditioner doesn't hydrate the hair, it conditions it. You call yourself a trichologist lmao.
Thats why im losing hair like 20 perday 💀 i cant wait till im bald
Too bad my hair is so short that I can’t can’t avoid my scalp
What about men
Oh my gosh I wish I knew this sooner I have been putting it on my scalp thinking that my scalp was dehydrated and dry. do you recommend anything for your scalp?
Just use some clarifying shampoo to get rid of buildup. Oil your hair with rosemary + carrier oil before washing. Double shampoo and add coffee to exfoliate scalp. Invest in scalp treatment. Gl and hope she responds ❤❤
What are your suggestions to condition your scalp?
you don’t. silicones and oils aren’t good to leave on your scalp. you can moisturize or hydrate your scalp with scalp serums or moisturizers though.
@@imawakemymindisalive13 there's scalp moisturizers?
@@devankurmitra4118 your scalp doesn't need those, it was made to be healthy and functional by itself
@@fran791 that is true but we have polluted our world and due to social standards people have to wash their hair now, which upsets the balance of the scalp the way evolution intended it. this affects some more than others and they may benefit from a scalp moisturizer. I have an oily scalp so I don't want or need one since I produce enough oils on my own and never have dryness.
@@devankurmitra4118 the ordinary has one, they are pretty uncommon as of now though
Just rinse out properly
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