Heatless 2 Minute Routine for Amazing Morning Hair

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  • @BlowoutProfessor
    @BlowoutProfessor  2 роки тому +147

    Get my Recommended Product List Here... blowoutprofessor.tiny.us/yckfcfnx

    • @CarCarShae
      @CarCarShae 2 роки тому +9

      How should I be sleeping with it at night? In a silk scrunchie? A bonnet? What’s the best way to preserve my style because I always wake up with creases therefore having to touch up with heat.

    • @linejrgensen4116
      @linejrgensen4116 2 роки тому +14

      I have signed up 2 times but i dont get a mail :( I have checked spam filters.. werid :(

    • @melaniecatlin7053
      @melaniecatlin7053 2 роки тому +1

      Hi, I have a unique situation with my hair and was hoping you can help. I watched your video on selecting the right shampoo. I went through texture and density changes because of illness. Now, my newer hair is coming in softer (closer to original texture) but the rest of my hair is stringy, dry, and damaged. My hair is naturally fine so I don’t know which shampoo is best for this combination of textures. I wash my hair every 3 days or longer and have been air drying due to the damage. Which shampoo and conditioner would you recommend?

    • @lynnh687
      @lynnh687 Рік тому +1

      Yes, please!!!!!

    • @happyhappyjoyjoy192
      @happyhappyjoyjoy192 Рік тому +1

      @@CarCarShae me too. I work from home and I just want to have a nice natural look for my hair where I don’t do anything but that my hair looks nice. Not stringy or static.

  • @Pamela-B
    @Pamela-B 2 роки тому +3385

    I’d love to see a video styling curly/wavy hair without blowing it out or straightening it. Just natural bouncy/wavy curls.

    • @vb9239
      @vb9239 2 роки тому +323

      I agree! I have fine frizzy wavy/curly hair and I want the same. Bouncy, frizz free and full.

    • @--RBuo84
      @--RBuo84 2 роки тому +42

      Absolutely!

    • @joaninenel
      @joaninenel 2 роки тому +61

      I need the same advice too please!

    • @hablin1
      @hablin1 2 роки тому +90

      Yes me too I have long curly hair that I just air dry 🥰

    • @kiml4691
      @kiml4691 2 роки тому +111

      Yes, please. We curly haired curls who dont use heat want your advice on how to not wash daily

  • @notthatkindofsam
    @notthatkindofsam Рік тому +536

    I just went 3 days without washing. I know this doesn’t sound like a big thing but I’ve been washing daily for 25+ years. Thanks for the tips!

    • @rassvetet
      @rassvetet Рік тому +18

      I just started applying this routine few days ago and I'm going 2 days without washing, even though a week ago I used to wash my hair every other day. It's a HUGE thing.

    • @Donna-cc1kt
      @Donna-cc1kt Рік тому +12

      Ohhh I know what you mean. I can now go up to 7 days using Redkin, less products, and especially double washing scalp.

    • @SwissyAthena
      @SwissyAthena 11 місяців тому +5

      I now go 4 or 5 days - Even with working out and heavy yoga, it’s been life-changing. The double wash is key. I was told the double wash was just marketing, which is total BS. I have completely changed my routine because of Chris and my hair looks amazing. Was an early olaplex 3 convert, but now I’ve learned about leave in conditioner and oil. I used heat protection before - but now I use the redkin he recommended and its an unbelievable difference. I get compliments on my hair every day when I do the least amount of effort just because I now have a solid routine. He is right it’s so much time saved, and so much money

    • @vanessaacosta7822
      @vanessaacosta7822 10 місяців тому +5

      @@SwissyAthenahow do you do you maintain after working out. I sweat a lot and I want to go with not having to wash my hair daily. Because I am noticing my hair is drying out a lot. Any advice that will help

    • @bhanacikova
      @bhanacikova 10 місяців тому

      Bravo❤

  • @MasterYourOwnDestiny
    @MasterYourOwnDestiny Рік тому +152

    you know this guy is the real deal when he’s recommending the “less is more” approach versus trying to sell us a whole bunch of stuff we don’t need!

  • @JenC536
    @JenC536 2 роки тому +562

    Your videos have COMPLETELY changed the health of my hair in such a short period of time. I use all the products on your recommended list and I stick religiously to your advice to only putting heat every 3 days and WOW, game changer. Thank you so much for being such a LEGIT and HONEST person when it comes to product recommendations - you've actually saved me money in the long run!

    • @maryhansen8674
      @maryhansen8674 Рік тому +2

      I have coarse hair that loves to curl, so would the morrocan oil products be good for my hair ? I NEVER use any heat on it, and I finger comb my hair. That way I can stop if I feel a tangle and can carefully untangle it. I have found I only need to wash it once a week, but I spent my life believing in daily showering and hair washing.

    • @rmcneil1340
      @rmcneil1340 Рік тому +2

      @@maryhansen8674 Yes. I have coarse hair that is think and curly. My hair loves Morrocan products.

    • @RxExAxL
      @RxExAxL 7 місяців тому

      Care to share your routine😊

  • @DiyaRenuAgarwal
    @DiyaRenuAgarwal 4 місяці тому +193

    Drinking plenty of water every day, my hair feels nourished and stronger. Hydration plays a role in hair density. I also combined this with application of liitlleextraa cocconion hair oil shampoo combo. This worked well and my hair fall dropped by a good 95 percent.

    • @Diyalife8264
      @Diyalife8264 4 місяці тому

      Initially, I was unsure about switching to coocoonion shampoo and the reactivete serum, but I am starting observe some positive changes. My hair feels stronger, and I'm optimistic that continued use will yield even better result.

  • @wonderwomman5135
    @wonderwomman5135 Рік тому +197

    Do one for curly/wavy hair. It's a totally different thing than styling straight hair.

    • @SwissyAthena
      @SwissyAthena 11 місяців тому +7

      You know Leslie has intensely natural curly hair, She dries it straight. And when it’s straight, you can see the health of her hair - they did another video on this topic.

    • @danielasebastiao6352
      @danielasebastiao6352 8 місяців тому +3

      All the tips applies for curly

    • @juliastone7521
      @juliastone7521 3 місяці тому +5

      ​@danielasebastiao6352 you never brush your hair when wearing it curly. It is a very different styling technique. The other 2 tips do apply though. I think what wonderwomman wants to see is a diffuser styling video. I would like to see it too. Most curly styling slathers on a bunch of product, it would be nice to see if it could be done with a few products as possible.

    • @juliastone7521
      @juliastone7521 3 місяці тому

      @wonderwomman5135 you should check out Manes by Mel if you want professional curly styling.

    • @rosytellez21
      @rosytellez21 3 місяці тому +2

      He is THE BLOW OUT PROFESSOR. There's others on UA-cam who make videos on curly hair.

  • @karenmariemorris9780
    @karenmariemorris9780 2 роки тому +198

    chris, you are terrific. i am 69 years old and have always wanted healthy hair. my hair has always been thin and i live in an area where the water is hard. thanks to your expertise my hair is finally looking so much better. Even my hairdresser noticed the difference. thank you and please continue with you most helpful videos.

    • @katelynmeek3521
      @katelynmeek3521 Рік тому +3

      Hey there Ms. Karen! I’m also a hairdresser, I know of a great hard water shampoo by Malibu that you can use every time you wash to keep the hard water from crystallizing in your strands. Have you noticed your hair can feel damaged even though you’ve been taking a lot of care of it? It may not be your fault! It may be the hard water.
      If you use this shampoo it will make your hair feel like hair again and make it hold moisture better.

    • @maryellenflynn
      @maryellenflynn Рік тому +3

      @@katelynmeek3521 I came to the same realization. I have hard water and found out about this produce. Try just the conditioner since this is the last thing you use to neutralize the hard water (and a money saver)

    • @priskax7300
      @priskax7300 Рік тому

      Change hairdresser NOW

    • @michellerjackson5776
      @michellerjackson5776 Рік тому +3

      I relate to the hard water situation. Fine hair here, I struggle😢

    • @Ooweeeooo
      @Ooweeeooo Рік тому

      @@michellerjackson5776try a shower water filter. They’re not that expensive and help a lot.

  • @LLOriginal
    @LLOriginal 2 роки тому +256

    I've been using so many products and literally NEVER has anyone told me to use leave in conditioner... I cannot wait to start my new hair routine and I'm just bingeing these videos 😍😂

    • @colinneanderson7077
      @colinneanderson7077 2 роки тому +6

      Thank you so much! Your tutorials have been a game changer! My question is, I am not sure I understand the difference between thin and fine hair and how to keep the style for 3 days! I! One sleep and it's flat to my head .... ugh! If you've already done a video on this I apologize, kinda new here, but please direct me to it and thank you once again! Cheers!

    • @angelmilly2378
      @angelmilly2378 2 роки тому +9

      @@colinneanderson7077 ​ Fine hair means your individual hair strands are thin. Thin hair means you have a low density of hair on your head, or less hair in total on your head. I find twisting my hair and then putting it in a bun with a clip helps me sleep on my hair and when I take the bun out in the morning I’m left with big curls.

    • @lianouata
      @lianouata Рік тому

      Same with me😮

    • @dmxj1586
      @dmxj1586 9 місяців тому +2

      Meh the products didn’t do anything for me legit wasted money I really wish it did :( thr loreal shampoo stripped my hair to the bone especially

  • @A_few_fav_finds
    @A_few_fav_finds Рік тому +150

    Can you make a video on how to if you workout daily and get really sweaty? How to care for hair in between wash days?
    These videos are so helpful!

    • @pr23487
      @pr23487 Рік тому +25

      I’d like to know the same thing. I have an active job and need to wash daily.

    • @reneebaggott3045
      @reneebaggott3045 Рік тому +11

      Same

    • @nimritasabharwal5092
      @nimritasabharwal5092 Рік тому +9

      Sameee

    • @katieturza8588
      @katieturza8588 Рік тому +6

      YES! Please!!!

    • @eschneider317
      @eschneider317 Рік тому +14

      I would think dry shampoo would be the way! From my experience and what I’ve read, once you go like a month of washing your hair less, your hair produces less oils on its own and won’t need to be washed daily anymore, which is super damaging

  • @debbicardwell3082
    @debbicardwell3082 Рік тому +13

    I would love advice for grey hair styling. I have flyaways that drive me crazy. Need a good flat iron as well. I have thin hair that was always thick until I reached over 50. Now almost 60 and thinning on top and at sides.

  • @LaceyCiaravino
    @LaceyCiaravino 2 роки тому +29

    I had no idea about the air drying tip! I am always air drying…with the thought that I’m doing less ‘heat damage’ with the blow dryer!

  • @irumkhan3381
    @irumkhan3381 2 роки тому +16

    Standing ovation for this man please 👏 👏 👏.

  • @WellWithHels
    @WellWithHels 2 роки тому +404

    Your tips are bringing my hair back to LIFE! (After I had covid and my hair fell BADLY) I'm on a huge recovery hair journey... You taught me the importance of LEAVE IN CONDITIONER! Such a game changer, I honestly thought it was a hair marketing scam for so many years and how wrong I was!! Thank you for all you share on this channel! x

    • @savannaclark8130
      @savannaclark8130 2 роки тому +26

      OMG same with the leave in conditioner, it has been a game changer for sure.

    • @jujubunnybea
      @jujubunnybea 2 роки тому +12

      What leave in conditioner are you ladies using ? ... Thank You 😊

    • @savannaclark8130
      @savannaclark8130 2 роки тому +6

      @@jujubunnybea I've been using the Dae cactus flower leave in conditioner. I've only been using it for a month but my hair is already glossier and is able to grow and maintain the length.

    • @bhartisuvarna6059
      @bhartisuvarna6059 2 роки тому +1

      Tell me. Your hair routine please

    • @WellWithHels
      @WellWithHels 2 роки тому +6

      I've been using: Natura Siberica Professional Oblepikha Conditioning Spray after every wash, it makes my hair so much more manageable! 10/10 recommend! x

  • @Weeflowerofscotland
    @Weeflowerofscotland Рік тому +8

    I’m 47 and still have long hair ( I refuse to get it cut just because I’m middle aged 😂) however after 4 years of having my very dark brunette hair bleached blonde , it’s so ruined. I’m now growing out the blonde and just getting my grays covered with a tint every 6-8 weeks. I have ordered your trinity products and I’m looking forward to having my healthy hair back , using all your wonderful tips! I have medium wavy type hair and I tend to air dry . Again thank you for giving us the gift of wonderful hair ! Much love from across the pond ( Scotland) ❤

  • @polianapolain
    @polianapolain 2 роки тому +78

    Hi Chris! Could you do a video on women going through peri- menopause/menopause? It is very common for women during that phase to struggle with hair fall, frizz, dry and thinning hair. How can we possibly get moisture, strength to and tame our hair?

    • @bluewaters3100
      @bluewaters3100 Рік тому +7

      Hi..I just want to tell you to be sure to test your Vitamin D levels in case you are too low. My vit. D deficiency caused my hair to fall out in clumps.

    • @luannconsentino1188
      @luannconsentino1188 Рік тому +2

      I have had so much frizz since menopause. Nothing helps me except gel Aussie Instant Freeze Gel not alot just a dime size over my canopy.

    • @polianapolain
      @polianapolain Рік тому +1

      @@bluewaters3100 Hi, there. I've been supplementing with vitamin. D3 + K2, MSM, Vit. B12, B6 , Iron, among others since my commenting here. This combo is working well as fair as combating hair fall. I am also applying some of Chris' tips, quite effective results.

    • @polianapolain
      @polianapolain Рік тому

      @@luannconsentino1188 I've discovered a hair oil that works wonderfully to keep frizz at bay. It's not cheap, but worth it. Wella SP System Professional Luxe Oil Reconstructing Elixir 100ml. I also use their shampoo + hair mask from the same line. There's something else I've been doing prior washing my hair that helps. It's DIY linseed gel. It does help with frizz and makes your hair look thicker. Here is a link for the video on how to make it. ua-cam.com/video/fihPm0Tr8a8/v-deo.html&pp=ygUYbGluc2VlZCBnZWwgZm9yIGhhaXIgZGl5

    • @milliem8051
      @milliem8051 Рік тому +3

      @@polianapolain make sure you actually are low in iron before supplementing. I took iron occasionally since I’m vegetarian and thought I needed it, but I ended up getting too high iron levels which is also unhealthy

  • @agnesr.4664
    @agnesr.4664 Рік тому +4

    You should have like a toooon of followers. Never heard professional advice on hair this honest and profound and helpful, actually.

  • @ygurl007
    @ygurl007 2 роки тому +158

    I would love to hear a version of this for curly hair ladies. I'm not sure that the brushing step would be beneficial for natural curls; I'd anticipate it to separate the curls and create frizz.

    • @Patsysmiled
      @Patsysmiled Рік тому +3

      Brush your hair with the wet brush when it is wet and not dry 😊

    • @marybennett1853
      @marybennett1853 Рік тому +5

      Yeah..dry shampoo then wet brush equals giant frizzball...

    • @skyejacques
      @skyejacques Рік тому +1

      Use your fingers or a wooden wide tooth comb

    • @rmcneil1340
      @rmcneil1340 Рік тому +1

      Denman brush is good for those with natural curly hair. Found his video on which brush to use for hair type. Went out and immediately went am got Denman.

    • @terrineumann5223
      @terrineumann5223 Рік тому +3

      ​@marybennett1853 i completely understand for me a giant frizz ball is an extreme understatement. Having curl on any level completely changes the game

  • @MillySantana-tz4sm
    @MillySantana-tz4sm 6 місяців тому +3

    I only came across your videos a day ago. I was looking to learn about olaplex VS Redken acidic bonding and I must Say Blowout Professor you are the most professional, knowledgeable and pleasant professional I've seen educating consumers about how to actually have healthy hair. Thank you so much for what you do! You speak from a place of knowledge and passion instead of pushing some advertisement on a particular brand. Your recommendations make me feel you know the benefits of the products instead of a paid advertisement for a brand. I love that you recommend various brands instead of just one. I am very happy to have come across you videos and in 2 days I've learned exactly what I need to do to repair my damaged blonde colored hair and how to set up a daily routine that will support my goals of having a healthy long mane. I have bought l'oreal intense repair molecular, olaplex, and kerastasse (green) and was looking for advise on Redken acidic bonding. Thank you sooooo much!

  • @eetee455
    @eetee455 2 роки тому +21

    absolutely loving your content. I had dreads for 16 years and really needed to learn how to look after regular hair, I'm learning so much. Thank you

  • @amandaalbers1185
    @amandaalbers1185 2 роки тому +143

    I was really hoping you were going to explain how to reshape the hair without heat after sleeping on it. Sleeping on my hair wrecks the style every time. I’d love to use less heat but it’s the only way I know to get that polished look back the next morning.

    • @rainydayhype
      @rainydayhype 2 роки тому +27

      He should try sleeping with the wig he uses in his shorts so he knows the struggle 😂

    • @sofuntobeme
      @sofuntobeme 2 роки тому +20

      Hi Amanda. Some people swear by using a satin pillowcase but I actually swear by using a satin head wrap. I bought one on Amazon and it's very thin and cute and my hair looks amazing the next day!

    • @csbm1997b
      @csbm1997b 2 роки тому +8

      Hi Amanda! I had the same problem, day 2 and following were ALWAYS a bad hair day. This completely changed when I started wearing a satin bonnet at night. Absolute game changer. Avoid the satin pillowcase, your hair is going to stick to your face (in my case, oily face) and the style will be spoiled just by the weight of your head. Go for the bonnet, make sure it can contain all of your hair.

    • @madeleiner3640
      @madeleiner3640 2 роки тому +1

      @@sofuntobeme can you leave a description, so I can find this product too? :)

    • @peppersgone5044
      @peppersgone5044 2 роки тому +7

      Wear a bonnet at night it’s fr life changing and preserves anything

  • @tidus_1135
    @tidus_1135 Рік тому +4

    I love that you talk about different hair types. I have fine hair and it almost always gets ignored. Your product suggestions for fine hair a great. I had to try so many oils before I found Olaplex Bonding Oil which was perfect for my fine hair. So when I saw that video where you recommended it for fine hair, I knew you truly understood fine hair and I’ve been following since. Thank you.

  • @aprildegele1510
    @aprildegele1510 Рік тому +3

    I absolutely LOVE your videos, even when they would never apply to my hair. You're real, not into talking folks into hundreds of dollars on hair products, are all about hair and scalp health, and free and open with your knowledge. Now, I thought a bit before clicking on your videos (that I only found down a rabbit hole) because you have no hair. But I also know that doesn't preclude you from having all the knowledge available. Glad I clicked.
    Before I watched your videos, I couldn't go a day without a wash and it not look greasy at the scalp and frizzy at the ends.
    You're the bomb.

  • @sherrymarlatt5288
    @sherrymarlatt5288 Рік тому +34

    I was one of those women using the heat on my hair everyday. I did exactly what you said and needed no heat today. Thanks!

  • @los-angeles
    @los-angeles 2 роки тому +69

    Thanks for your amazing tips!! My hair actually looks healthier for a change!! And it even shines now, in a good natural way. All thanks to your great hair tips.😄

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  2 роки тому +5

      Happy I could help! 🙏

    • @felicityfaulkner3932
      @felicityfaulkner3932 Рік тому

      ​@@BlowoutProfessor I have fine hair. I live in Australia and don't have access to the Pulp Riot products (aside from their hair colours.) What brand of dry shampoo would you suggest I use?

  • @eztravels9809
    @eztravels9809 Рік тому +46

    I am almost to the point that I can wash once a week. I have found that if I don't touch my hair and scalp too much with my fingers, that it is days before I actually feel oiliness. I believe this regiment, along with mostly air drying, has made my hair even more healthy than it already was, and my hair grows even faster. I like the way you explain everything without being a drama queen.

    • @shawnee1153
      @shawnee1153 Рік тому +1

      This is so true, I started carrying a small comb in my pocket to adjust my hair as I needed throughout the day instead of my fingers

  • @lydiaorcales3254
    @lydiaorcales3254 2 роки тому +42

    Great info! I’ve been disappointed in dry shampoos. Love that you emphasize that we need to find out what works for each of us. I purchased the olaplaex oil from you and started with just a few drops for my fine hair. Great success. Looking forward to trying the Pulp dryshampoo.

    • @suewolmarans6195
      @suewolmarans6195 Рік тому

      I have used a bit of baby power for years, works great on blondes

    • @Unstoppable_Unicorn
      @Unstoppable_Unicorn Рік тому

      Oil in fine hair?? Does that actually help?

    • @ss-ds2dn
      @ss-ds2dn Рік тому +2

      @@Unstoppable_Unicorn yeah the olaplex oil works well for the ends on fine hair

  • @SharonSolomon-ek4ll
    @SharonSolomon-ek4ll 5 місяців тому +1

    Thx for this video I'm 65yrs old hearing impaired love the way how u explain with ur hands ,facial expressions I can relate ,understand well also recap so I can read awesome

  • @rutudave4171
    @rutudave4171 2 роки тому +12

    I have 2c curls and use a defuser or air dry because I prefer wearing my natural hair most of the time. can you make a routine for curly hair because I do not want to disturb my curls a lot?

  • @MsVenture1
    @MsVenture1 11 місяців тому +1

    After watching your how to shampoo your hair properly and cleaning your brushes I just did a blowout style with a huge round brush and went out for the evening and I had a gentleman say hands-down your hairstyle is the best here tonight. I’ve never got that I’m a believer thank you for sharing your knowledge.

  • @annasupinska8998
    @annasupinska8998 Рік тому +9

    For the first time in my life I am on my third day and my hair looks great! I am used to washing my hair everyday, but decided to give your method a try. I am shocked!

  • @stephanieciccarelli8073
    @stephanieciccarelli8073 Рік тому +1

    Just discovered your podcasts .you are absolutely right I have asked every salon person I've ever met in 75 yrs. They do not have a clue about fine hair. You advise is the best I've ever heard. Can't wait to start my NEW hair regimen. Thank you,with all my heart .

  • @sandragrmms
    @sandragrmms 2 роки тому +120

    How about a nighttime routine? To have your hair nice waking up on The 2nd 3rd day? Should i sleep with it in a bun of loos hair?

    • @beckywilkinson1974
      @beckywilkinson1974 2 роки тому +6

      Chris has a short video about putting your hair in a bun at night😊

    • @sarahisafruitcake
      @sarahisafruitcake 2 роки тому +8

      I have hair that won’t go up in a bun bc it barely reaches my shoulders

    • @nancyorkeithm1518
      @nancyorkeithm1518 2 роки тому +10

      Wrap
      Your hair! Doesn’t matter your race or hair type!
      Look up different methods on YT it’s the only thing that REALLY works for my coarse shoulder length hair
      Silk pillowcase helps for sure

    • @Papeeshka
      @Papeeshka 2 роки тому

      @@nancyorkeithm1518 why do you need a silk pillowcase if your hair is wrapped?

    • @TheJessy8888
      @TheJessy8888 2 роки тому +5

      @@Papeeshkafirst for your skin, and also if you don't wrap your hair, silk helps with less mess and breakage.

  • @donnakesler1408
    @donnakesler1408 Рік тому +1

    I cannot tell you how pleased I am with my hair!!! I discovered your videos last week, and immediately took the hair quiz and purchased my Redken Volume Injection shampoo and conditioner, Pureology Color Fanatic leave in conditioner, Olaplex No. 7, Redken blowdry cream, and Pulp Riot Berlin dry shampoo. My fine, low density hair has never looked better!!! I am shook! Thank you, thank you, thank you from the bottom of my heart❤ I live in Volusia county and hope that one day I can travel to your salon in Fort Myers to have my hair styled by you🥰

  • @nicoleroakes3094
    @nicoleroakes3094 2 роки тому +15

    I love your videos! I cannot say that enough but they are so informative. I learn something every time. Can you explain why air dried hair doesn't stay as clean as long? Also can you please do a quick video to show how to sleep on your hair (whether to leave it down or pin it up, etc) to keep your style as fresh as possible without it going flat/tangling? Thank you!!

  • @LinnLinnok-fe5tq
    @LinnLinnok-fe5tq Рік тому +1

    I’m age 50 and have had butt length hair almost all my adult life. I got it cut shorter 3 times and each time it grew out super easily. I get 4-6 inches cut off semi regularly and it grows right back in no time. I have to trim it to keep it from getting so long it gets in the way of using the toilet LOL. I’m living proof of your “less is more” mantra. Almost always air dry, not much heat styling, and never used much product. It looks pretty good just on its own, and doesn’t take too much to make it look nicer when I want.
    A hair stylist told me when I was around 22 that “the more you do to your hair, the more you will have to do to make it look good”. At the time my hair was permed plus heat styled daily and was a lot of work. I took his comment to heart and stopped messing with my hair, and it grew out nice in no time.
    I’m going to try your recommended products to see if that makes it easier to heat style and hold curls better. I can get it to keep decent heatless waves but sometimes I want to curl it without all the planning required for heatless. Haha

  • @thetemperamentalecnomist1261
    @thetemperamentalecnomist1261 2 роки тому +12

    I lost a lot of my hair after covid and due to the stress that came along with it. I’ve switched my shampoos now, incorporated olaplex and the Moro on leave in conditioner + added collagen biotin and zinc supplements. I hope it’s only uphill from here onwards 🙂 thanks for all that u share with us!

    • @chaos9978
      @chaos9978 Рік тому +1

      It’s been 6 months since your comment. How is the process going?

  • @cptswann
    @cptswann 11 місяців тому +1

    Thank you so much for your help! My hair is growing out and looking good after about of year of transitioning to the products you recommend. I'm pretty confident my hair is going to be glorious once i get the routines you recommend in place. Thank you 1000 times over!

  • @gigig2492
    @gigig2492 Рік тому +7

    I tried your product recommendation for the first time yesterday (wash day) and even though it was rainy my hair was frizz free! Thank you so much. 👍🏻

  • @glenng3636
    @glenng3636 2 роки тому +2

    bad hair days is always with me for many years until i found you.... the importance of leave on conditioner and oil. thank you❤️❤️❤️

  • @burntc
    @burntc 2 роки тому +6

    My hair became so much better at the time when I chopped it: I stopped coloring it at all and I used a modern blow-dryer that has an approximately room temp setting. I'll try the double wash tip soon ☺️

  • @TD-bu9wv
    @TD-bu9wv 4 місяці тому

    I just washed my hair correctly for the first time in my life after watching one of your videos. I've always had really thick hair and lots of it. I let my gray grow out naturally 4 years ago and it's very course. Its been course my whole life but after washing and conditioning with a wet brush and getting the leave in conditioner you suggested its so soft. Its drying from a shower earlier and I love the body and waves that are back. So excited to see what it will do the next few days. I feel I might have e used too much leave in conditioner. More than 14 sprays but so far so good. Thank you so much

  • @sarahgranzow276
    @sarahgranzow276 2 роки тому +18

    What do you recommend for frizzy hair around the front of the hairline and the side of the face? I find that my style holds everywhere but around my face, forcing me to use a straightener every day.

    • @charmainevanantwerpen195
      @charmainevanantwerpen195 2 роки тому

      Make sure your hair is 100% dry after styling, otherwise it will start to frizz. And if you have to use a straightener, set it on a lower temp for touch ups.

  • @ruthieemily
    @ruthieemily 2 роки тому +3

    You have helped my hair so much and I have only seen 3 videos. Can’t wait to see what my hair will look like when I continue watching them.

  • @angelamelum4304
    @angelamelum4304 2 роки тому +14

    Can you you make a blow drying video for cowlicks specifically at the crown? That is why I end up needing to redo my hair every day. No blow dry routine ever has worked in keeping it way.

  • @beatanowakowska6344
    @beatanowakowska6344 Рік тому +1

    I’ve just bought all the products recommended by you! I struggle with greasy hair, looking unfresh after a half of the day. I am starting my journey here and I will check this comment after a month ;)

  • @rhondantexas7327
    @rhondantexas7327 Рік тому +20

    Your tutorials have transformed my fine frizzy damaged hair! As a 56-yr-old whose hair has changed dramatically in the past year, I've been wading in the deep end of the internet trying2find solutions. Luckily, I found you & your team! Thanks2y'all I will look beautiful tonight when we celebrate our 33rd wedding anniversary ❤️ 🎉

  • @KeepCalmandCraftOn
    @KeepCalmandCraftOn Рік тому +7

    What are your suggestions for those of us with bad cowlicks? I have one that is awful looking on most mornings and practically impossible to get rid of without heat.

  • @mishael53
    @mishael53 Рік тому +20

    For those of you with fine hair, I saw another beautician influencer talking about how putting dry shampoo powder on day 1 actually helps you not have to shower as frequently and it was life saving. I can go 4-5 days now without shampooing and my scalp isn't oily at all. There are good videos on dry shampoo powders.

    • @michellethompson5755
      @michellethompson5755 Рік тому +15

      Yes! But be careful as dozens of brands were recalled because they contained carcinogenic ingredients. Do your research.

    • @user-on7zd8yi8g
      @user-on7zd8yi8g Рік тому +2

      @@michellethompson5755 exactly, that stuff is toxic

    • @mylene_b
      @mylene_b 9 місяців тому

      Oil blotting sheets could be helpful as well

  • @Artchick1972
    @Artchick1972 Рік тому +25

    This guy is great. I have learned a lot from him. I haven’t used heat on my hair in 20 years. I use heatless curling techniques. I use alcohol free oils on my ends and sometimes my scalp . Wash my hair every 1.5-2 weeks. I did not use leave in hair conditioner most of the time until I watched one of his videos. I sleep with a silk or satin pillow case and with a silk hair cap. I cut my hair once a year…about an inch. I exercise and take collagen, keratin, msm and biotin. My hair is to my waist. I plan on growing it to the middle of my thighs or knees.

  • @jingchenz
    @jingchenz Рік тому +3

    Thanks for your amazing tips!! I am Asian, and I have fine, oily, straight hair that has to be washed every other day for as long as I can remember. My hair can now last 3 days after following your tips!!!! I find that my bangs get oily much quicker and do not maintain style compared to the rest of my hair. I feel the need to wash it every day for a good style. Would love you hear your tips on how to maintain bangs for days!

  • @norabowman2471
    @norabowman2471 2 роки тому +22

    I have thin fine hair, and I work out daily (which means sweaty head). What are your recommendations for going a few days without washing your hair when you end up with a sweaty head? Thanks!

    • @faithfreedom4084
      @faithfreedom4084 2 роки тому +13

      Same nothing works after being sweaty I need to wash. It's oily messy and all the style is lost. Plus dry shampoo weights my thin hair down

    • @autummsun
      @autummsun 2 роки тому +4

      Exactly..me too.

    • @solveig964
      @solveig964 2 роки тому +1

      on other videos he recommended cowashing

  • @dorrahadrich9431
    @dorrahadrich9431 Рік тому

    I have coarse hqir only on the front and back area of my head. Ofc the front part is what keeps me struggling: i often do a keratine treatment to these areas. What do you think is better:
    - Keratin treat and avoid daily heat touchups for 2 to 3 months. People say that Keratine harms your haor and causes hair loss
    - Daily touch ups without Keratine
    Using smoothing products doesn't solve the problem, the hair is really coarse that only heat can tame it.

  • @DaughterOfZi0n
    @DaughterOfZi0n 2 роки тому +6

    Do you have a recommended mousse? For thin hair.. I didn't see that on your product list. Also, do you have a video that addresses bed head and how to deal with that in the morning without heat? Thanks for the informative videos!

  • @m.brantome2511
    @m.brantome2511 Рік тому +2

    I have been using Arrow Root Starch as Dry Shampoo…… perfect!

  • @sempreitaly
    @sempreitaly 2 роки тому +7

    Please help! 😅 Do you reapply protector products when you blowdry or use a hot iron a few days after you first applied them? Assume you wait for product to dry. Thx

  • @notthatmom4376
    @notthatmom4376 Рік тому

    Your tips has changed my hair and brought it back to life. Turns out I never knew how to properly wash my hair (even though I’ve been washing it every day for the last 10 years).
    I always used leave in conditioner but was always unhappy with the results and how my hair looked after it would dry up. In one of the videos you advised spray leave in conditioner and it was a game changer to me ❤
    Thank you

  • @Jess-ph6bv
    @Jess-ph6bv Рік тому +7

    These videos are so helpful! I’ve always been interested in coloring my hair but have never put time into learning about maintaining the health. I have felt a huge difference in my hair texture since changing the routine and using the recommended products. Thank you for all the help!!

  • @kathytaylor9798
    @kathytaylor9798 3 місяці тому

    Thank you! I stopped coloring 1 year ago and II’m still figuring out how to deal with healthy hair. Some days it has a mind of its own and I never know what I’m gonna look like when I look in the mirror. Some days it has a cowlick in the front other days. It’s in the back. LOL
    I’m loving him and dry shampoo.

  • @nataliamolina4223
    @nataliamolina4223 2 роки тому +4

    Hi! You can make a video with recommendetions for curly hair, please!

  • @PerrieFoster
    @PerrieFoster 19 днів тому

    hi Chris, thank you for caring for those of us who can’t care for our selves. (hair 🤪). I’m 64 years old and I feel like I don’t have much hair on the top of my scalp. I’m sure some of it had to do with menopause nonetheless I’ve been following your routine. I’m using your shampoo and conditioner. I am losing a lot less hair since I started the routine very grateful that I found you been watching your videos for about six months. I’ve turned you onto so many of my friends and my daughter who’s 21 has beautiful gorgeous hair since she started following your routine as well. Do you recommend plasma in your scalp? Thank you for all the advice you’ve given to all of us.

  • @sofuntobeme
    @sofuntobeme 2 роки тому +3

    I have baby fine blonde hair. Since I was young, my grandmother taught me to use just a touch of cornstarch on my scalp for oil. I'm in in my 50s and it seems to work better than any dry shampoo I've tried so far... however, I need to try your recommendation. Any thoughts on cornstarch?

  • @katkat4986
    @katkat4986 Рік тому

    been watching you channel for quite some time. i bought all the products you recommended. i have fine hair and it's now my 3rd day of no wash and i haven't used a dry shampoo yet. tomorrow i'll go to the gym and see whether my scalp will stink. so far my hair is awesome!

  • @HesterPrynne043
    @HesterPrynne043 2 роки тому +27

    Can you do a video on the proper way to air dry your hair, including products? I know you said it's not ideal, but even though I have shoulder-length hair, I have a lot of it so blow drying (including with a blow dry brush) takes forever. Plus I don't have AC in my apartment and so I just end up sweating the whole time I'm blow drying (even with my fans pointed at me) and so I end up getting gross again after I just showered.
    For both of these reasons I prefer air drying, but I want do to it the best way I can. Thanks!

    • @peekaboots01
      @peekaboots01 2 роки тому +4

      Yes it's horrible to blow dry in the heat.

    • @solveig964
      @solveig964 2 роки тому +1

      PLEASE!

  • @rossanalombardo6271
    @rossanalombardo6271 10 місяців тому

    Thank you for all the information you put out on your channel. Ever since I'm watching you my hair has never been so healthy. Big thank you from Montreal 🇨🇦

  • @dianekaplanbroomell8657
    @dianekaplanbroomell8657 Рік тому +19

    I’m so excited to find your channel! I don’t know anything about hair, but I’m a half dozen videos in and learning so much- this is super helpful! One question: what do you recommend for people working out every day, since there’s more sweat happening? Any different timing/guidelines? Or still the same as described in the video?

    • @PeaceIsJesusChrist
      @PeaceIsJesusChrist Рік тому +2

      @@Diane, I’m curious about this too! I’m guessing he’d just say to use the dry shampoo. 🤔

    • @roguefan1132
      @roguefan1132 Рік тому +2

      @@PeaceIsJesusChrist he has a video that addresses this I think. Ponytail and headband to absorb the sweat are what sticks out in my mind.

    • @PeaceIsJesusChrist
      @PeaceIsJesusChrist Рік тому

      @@roguefan1132
      Thank you so much!! ❤️❤️

  • @sgttraceyjovelcaoile1635
    @sgttraceyjovelcaoile1635 Рік тому +2

    my life changed because of your advice and it really saves me a lot of time and effort in doing my hair and congrats to myself i finally found the products that works since the recommendations you gave are not available in our country😔 super happy with your videos... i learn a lot and hope other ladies will find enlightenment tru you when it comes to hair😁🥰😘

    • @cecileh9306
      @cecileh9306 Рік тому

      I can’t find the dry shampoo in France either. What product did you use ?

  • @lele3673
    @lele3673 Рік тому +8

    It's so calming and satisfying to listen to your hair advises. Thanks 🙏

  • @Fallout-7614
    @Fallout-7614 Рік тому

    Since I've found your videos, I've tried washing my hair.thw way you have shown and the difference is noticeable. I'm using less products, feeling my hair is cleaner for longer and it feels great. I seriously cannot thank you enough for all the work you do. Truly, thank you

  • @cruisestine9043
    @cruisestine9043 2 роки тому +6

    Do you have other recommendations for dry shampoos for fine hair? Do you like the one from Redken? Unfortunately Pulp riot Berlin is not easily accessable here in Norway 😢

  • @Universealchemy
    @Universealchemy 10 місяців тому +1

    The dry shampoo techniques really helped me, thank you!!

  • @2007irongirl
    @2007irongirl 2 роки тому +40

    Hi Chris, I’ve just discovered your videos. Thanks for all the information! Could you do some videos pertaining to short, fine hair? Like, how many days can you go between shampooing if you go to the gym and get sweaty head? Also, how to deal with bedhead without using heat in the mornings? Thanks!

  • @anonymousavatar6144
    @anonymousavatar6144 Рік тому +1

    Since my first shag haircut in 1972 at age 11, I have washed and blow-dried my fine, thin, oily hair every day of my life. 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨
    Going to give this a try. 🤞🏻

  • @mbashari2575
    @mbashari2575 Рік тому +4

    Thank you Chris. Any suggestions for people like myself who workout? I workout 4 to 5 days a week. Hate not washing my hair afte my sweaty workout.

  • @Tootsie26.2
    @Tootsie26.2 Рік тому +2

    What would you recommend for someone who lives in Florida and works out twice a day in 100+ degree heat index? My hair gets soaking wet with sweat every workout and there’s no way a style will last through a workout. I can go without washing my hair for a couple days as long as I rinse it with conditioner after each workout.

  • @yuliache5136
    @yuliache5136 2 роки тому +12

    I've binged a bunch of your videos, you are amazing!!♥ Is it acceptable to use a dry shampoo for a few days in a row, OR is it only meant to be used on the last day before the wash? Thank you!

  • @annikakim9563
    @annikakim9563 Рік тому

    Hi, I have amazing curls on the bottom of my hair and volume with shine when I just wake up in the morning. After about 20 minutes of waking up, my curls disappear and my hair starts flattening out and becoming frizzy and style 0! How can I look like I just woke up and look naturally beautiful all day long? Btw, I’m Korean and have very frizzy and coarse hair and live in the West Coast w loads of rain and sea moisture! Thank u and ur videos r so kind for women who need real help with their hair! Blessings, Adiel😊

  • @cinderella4499
    @cinderella4499 Рік тому +6

    My hair is so dry I can go over a week without washing it and it is naturally wavy so curling it actually straightens it a bit, and then it hold the curls fairly well. I really appreciate the curling iron tips! I have to touch that up by my face because I have a couple of stubborn cowlicks in my bang area, and that hair can get kind of over done and frizzy. Maybe the dry shampoo could help? I’ve never tried it before.

  • @poorlydrawnanimations729
    @poorlydrawnanimations729 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much for saving my hair omg! You are the best hair advisor on youtube and I say this after watching a zillion videos from other professionals and even dermatolgists who only give vague advices and promote expensive products. I will have to recommend your channel to all my friends and family!

  • @jan5148
    @jan5148 2 роки тому +6

    I have followed all your instructions and bought my products from you (thanks for the super fast shipping) and I think I know where I need help. I need a visual on what a "small amount" is suppose to look like. I might be using too much Redken Big Blowout (nickel size) and too much Olaplex No. 7 (dime size). I understand everyone needs different amounts, but in general can you make us a video with what those amounts should look like, thank you! Pea size, dime size, a dollop, spritz.....

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  2 роки тому +3

      Yes! I'm actually working on this video now so it'll be out soon. But in the meantime... For normal shoulder-ish length hair use a pea sized amount of the big blowout (or whatever blowdry cream you use). If you have longer hair or super thick hair you can use a bit more. But for most a pea sized amount is perfect! 👍

  • @rewbew9345
    @rewbew9345 2 роки тому

    When you say less is more, do you suggest after: shampoo/conditioner, leave-in conditioner, blow out cream and hair oil, we DON’T use things like mousse or root lift/volumizing products? Day 1, I blow dry. Day 2, I use Heat Protector and curl with flat iron. Day 3, I brush out, use a light conditioning spray (if needed) and scrunch to restyle.

  • @misslyenastrama
    @misslyenastrama 2 роки тому +13

    i just wanted to say thank you for uploading all of these amazing videos! i have learned so much from your channel! my hair used to get so greasy and oily the next day after wash and now im on day 5 and im waiting for it to get dirty! thank you for the product reviews & styling tips!

  • @balto1217
    @balto1217 2 місяці тому

    New subscriber here! Man! This guy is a great teacher. I love the visual re-cap at the end, too. Thank you! ❤🇨🇦

  • @tamel1984
    @tamel1984 2 роки тому +4

    Any recommendations on texture sprays? And how can I use them to not way my hair down

  • @innikr1234
    @innikr1234 Рік тому

    I've followed your advice for less than a month and I can't believe the difference I'm already seeing!! No one ever gave me these advice, I wonder why, it's like magic!

  • @lenorebeebe8915
    @lenorebeebe8915 2 роки тому +7

    I love to know how to smooth out a shorter inverted bob ion the morning without heat. My hair always has a few kinks in morning.

  • @AF-gb6ed
    @AF-gb6ed 7 місяців тому

    Hello!!!! Commenting on a random video because I’m not sure what video you mentioned that certain round brushes are the best for curly/coily coarse textures. I just switched over from a boar bristle round brush to a ceramic round brush and like you said the results you CANT argue with. Thank you soooo much!!!

  • @robertapastorini
    @robertapastorini 2 роки тому +7

    Very interesting tips, I had never thought about dry shampoo and I have to say it is making a great difference! I am so lucky that the first dry shampoo I tried is actually working for me and also a low cost one with rice powder and lemon, it is working a lot for my fine and long hair. I was struggling with my hair these days and than I found your channel:) Thanks for the videos!

    • @catronapacheco3587
      @catronapacheco3587 2 роки тому +2

      Hmmm…. Would you mond sharing what you are using?

    • @robertapastorini
      @robertapastorini 2 роки тому +4

      @@catronapacheco3587 sure, it is a German brand called Alverde, for me it works

  • @Donna-cc1kt
    @Donna-cc1kt Рік тому

    I can now go without shampooing up to 7 days using Redkin & double washing scalp. Thank you❤️

  • @sammychem5920
    @sammychem5920 2 роки тому +4

    Several dry shampoos have been recalled recently due to cancer causing chemicals in them. What do you recommend instead?

    • @judyserpa2170
      @judyserpa2170 2 роки тому

      I used to use dry shampoo 3rd day but threw them away after recall would love to know an alternative too!

  • @amandabayley2249
    @amandabayley2249 Рік тому

    Hi, only just come across your videos and I am enjoying what I have seen up to now.
    I find you very charismatic!
    I am an older lady and unfortunately my hair has gone so fine and thin. Just wondering if you have already created other videos regarding this problem.
    I am in England and just wondered what is a wet brush?
    Thanks

  • @smexymango
    @smexymango Рік тому +4

    Wow! All of your videos are always so informative and lovely to watch. I learn so much from this channel and the breakdowns are not daunting at all. I have struggled finding products that work for me and do have a graveyard as a result.😅 I started to simplify my routine and stumbled across your videos. I love the trinity method. My hair feels so lightweight and not producty! I just started using Redken and love it. I never really struggled with proper shampooing, but even then my scalp never felt clean just itchy. Obviously factors such as hard water can contribute to this. Something I noticed with Redken was the quality, my shampoo didn't start falling off of my hands like water. It was easier to distribute onto the scalp. I do love sharing your videos with people to help them on their hair journey. Thank you for these videos and sharing your knowledge with us. I also think you've got a lovely voice that is friendly and so informative. Thank you again 💓 🙂

  • @rstewa14
    @rstewa14 Рік тому

    I'm new to your channel. Lisa Lisa D highly recommends you, so here I am. I'm 71 diabetic with processed dry hair. Going long again. Looking forward to better hair❤

  • @travelingismypassionh7486
    @travelingismypassionh7486 2 роки тому +22

    Thanks Chris, your tips are amazing! Pls do not stop with your great work!

    • @lisadolan689
      @lisadolan689 2 роки тому +4

      He’s just freaking awesome 🤩

  • @floridanativelh568
    @floridanativelh568 Рік тому +1

    You're a wonderful teacher. Thx for simplifying. And the recap is super helpful❤

  • @Sorchia56
    @Sorchia56 2 роки тому +7

    Thank you for making these videos! I’ve learned loads binge watching. You’ve a wealth of information to share so kindly. I’m so glad that you repeat to not wash your hair every day, I’ve never washed mine more than 3x/week (if I’ve been out in the mud and muck, don’t ask!)

  • @lisag2877
    @lisag2877 9 місяців тому

    It takes a couple of weeks for the oils on your scalp to readjust. I have thin, very straight and wash my hair every 4-5. It's awesome!

  • @theresasimmons9007
    @theresasimmons9007 Рік тому +3

    Thankful for finding you. I have been trying to follow all your great advice and can tell a major difference in my hair. Thank you ❤️👏

  • @rafiguillen8361
    @rafiguillen8361 Рік тому

    I love your videos!!! I just came across them today. Almost everything you share, I already do it!! 😁 I dont use that much heat, I dont color it, and I wash my hair once a week. I hardly apply products, and before anyone says: eeewwww thats disgusting only once a week! Hey it works for me, I luckily dont have oily hair, and I use dry shampoo twice a week cuz I have thick hair. But what this man says, believe him!! Everything, cuz my hair is gorgeous!! Oh, and one more tip, Collagen! Makes hair beautiful and helps it grow! 🖤🖤🖤

  • @christineduffy1626
    @christineduffy1626 2 роки тому +7

    Hello! New to your channel. Maybe this question was already asked but what about those of us who workout on a daily basis and work up a good sweat? Dry shampoo just doesn’t cut it, you know?