The Secret to Fixing Oily & Dry Hair
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Where can I get this in Germany? 😢
I really hope you'll respond to me...
I think my hair has a hard time holding on to moisture. For this, you recommend a leave in conditioner. I looked at the ingredients in the one you showed in this video and I assume the main ingredient that is helping hair hold on to moisture in this product is the silicone. Is this correct? I don't want to use silicone in my hair though, so is there another product you'd recommend, or a specific ingredient I should look for to seal the moisture into my hair? I have very thin, fine hair, so I can only put oil on the very ends. Literally every amount of every type of oil leaves my hair oily.
Best hair advice I’ve ever gotten has been from a man with no hair 😌
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Hahaha this comment is gold 😂😂
I agree 😂
😂 spot on!
3:55
• spread hair apart,
• push shampoo down (while it’s a liquid),
• do back top sides
5:55
• 2 washes to get 2nd layer
• 2nd same as first but with half as much shampoo
• mucho lather on wash 2 = 🛑 (if not do it again)
• get hair straight, gently squeeze hair to get water out
(cue from diff vid)
10:31 - keep moisture
• 8-12 sprays of “leave in conditioner”
• brush it through with wet brush
11:00 - keep moisture on ends
• hair oil
• super super super lightly
Misc
• 11:56 - CLEAN YA DANG BRUSH ❗️
Do you wash the first shampoo out? Or do you leave it in, then apply more shampoo? I’m having a hard time to understand. Hope to hear from you. 🙏🏼 thanks!
8 sprays of leave in conditioner? Too much conditioner will make it frizzy and dry. Too much protein in hair
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@@danielagentile8049 You wash the first shampoo out just like when you do the oily dishes hihi
@@minaplay1808 thanks
"Hair is easy" my guy off course it is for you, you opt to shave it off
1: shampoo soulmate
2: washing technique
step 1: apply while liquid, start in back + section hair, push to scalp, pressing firmly into scalp, scrubscrubscrub
step 2: small amount of shampoo (half as much), bunch of lather
3. professional shampoo (only wash when hair is oily)
4. conditioner+ hair mask
5. leave in conditioner (only on wet hair) fine hair 6-8 sprays, medium hair 8-12 sprays, course hair 12-16 sprays
6. hair oily (only on ends, less is more)
7. Brush your hair towards Jupiter
I can follow everything but I’m too broke for professional shampoo 😭
@@KristineWay🤣
@@therejectedbeatle just purchase the best quality shampoo you can afford. That part was him promoting the hair industry, trying to get more sales. Yes, salon products are great but they aren't good for us in the long run because most are full of chemicals, even if they say they use natural ingredients. & If something happens when you can no longer afford the ridiculously prices products then use a different brand or product your hair goes into shock & the process to find what works properly starts all over again.
When you said “who’re you trying to impress? Your cat?” Actually yes I am. She uses her spit to wash herself and her fur is so shiny. 😂 So soft, fluffy, and healthy looking.
It’s these unrealistic beauty standards that are destroying young women.
LMAOOO waiting for the #cathairtrend to become a thing
Thank you, somebody finally understands 😂
Cats actually have a chemical in their saliva that is similar to soap! And their tounges and front teeth work as a sort of detangling brush
Cats often have very bad breath but their coat always smells so good
Ignore this, I’m taking notes for myself
-better shampoo: wash the scalp (part down the middle, then on the sides, then neck) (two washes, half the amount of shampoo as used on the first one)
-conditioner/hair mask
-leave-in conditioner on wet hair (12-16 sprays for my hair type) then brush it with a wet brush
-hair oil (use only a bit on ends)
-clean your filthy brushes
Heavy product test:
Leave out 1 product per wash, see if your hair is oily or not
Wash hair with clay. Most importantly... Cut washes to 1-4 times a month (I do once a week). Oil entire head overnight treatment before wash day. Oil ends after washing or if hair is fine, use aloe juice. Whichever you use, apply to damp hair. They seal the water in. All these expensive things are ridiculous. I have clay, jojoba oil, aloe juice. Dirt cheap.
Well... the thing is that we have All probably tried everything under the sun to help our hair, and Chris's recommendations are the only thing that has worked!
@@RunninUpThatHillh 100% agree with you. I can't cut washes because my hair is literally falling out like hell if I let it dirty for too long (yes, if you create a lot of sebum it can clog your pores leading to inflammation and hair fall). But in general, I switched to an organic shampoo, even one called for sensitive scalp so completely not aggressive, and I already see a lot of improvement. I can wash every 4 days vs everyday like before. Just that, I didn't add any other cosmetics. Also, I changed my diet a lot, people skip this part like it doesn't matter at all, but yes if you eat a lot of fastfood or any other grease, I will come out one way or another. What you eat is like 80% why your hair and skin looks the way it does. Cleaning oil is fine, but stripping your hair of all the necessary sebum (so you'll soon run for more professional conditioners, masks, sprays) isn't.
I am confused on one point. He said after conditioner/hair mask. Our hair now needs something to lock the moisture.
Then what is leave in conditioner, it is again a moisturiser for hair how will it seal the holes?
so do we still have to use conditioner/hair mask if we use the leave in conditioner at the end?
If anyone looks at new comments on this video, I also want to mention something else you may not have thought of: your water. I have curly/wavy hair and I've always lived in an area with hard water. I didn't realize the huge effect it has on my hair until I moved to a state with softer water! Now whenever I visit my hometown, I notice a huge difference in my hair. There are a few ways people mitigate this, so do some research if this sounds like it might apply to you!
I had the same issue... we build in a water filter because the hard water not only destroyed my hair but also all our machines
I have a shower filter. Chlorine also is really bad for your hair
Omg I noticed that too! My hair (and for some reason pretty much the rest of my body changes) is so soft and silky at my grandma's but at home (so most of the year) it's awful :(((
@@thesunniest1824Yep, it definitely affects my skin too; I have KP and it's noticeably worse whenever I visit my mom! I would also get these itchy bumps around my jaw/chin sometimes after showering (not sure if KP related) that I only get when I'm there.
THIS!! I use bottled water for my hair at the moment whilst I'm waiting for my shower filter to arrive and the change in my hair is incredible - we moved to a hard water area and I couldn't figure out for the life of me why my hair was suffering until I researched hard water and realised the only change in my routine was the water so it must be that.
I’ve been trying this hair growth serum of reactivate littleexttrra for a really long time now and happy with the outcomes I’ve got with it... it is my 3rd serum bottle now.
This one has to be applied to the scalp so it performs like magic to a dry scalp.
I apply it normally before bed time and just rub it well into my hair....and cleanse it the next morning. I have seen hair growth and improvement in my hairline.
Name of the serum
This has honestly made such a difference to my hair. I never knew I was shampooing my hair wrong, until I tried it this way. By day 3/4 my hair would be an oily knotty mess. But after washing my hair following your instructions, I'm comfortably on day 7 with no issues. Thank you for making this video!
The same I want to say ❤
What shampoo do you use?
Can you share with us products you're using and your hair type please
Which shampoo did you use?
Gosh you are lucky to get oily hair by day 3-4 without advicr
"Brush your hair towards Jupiter bcz its in retrograde." 😂😂😂😂😂💀💀
haahahah this one made my day😅😅😅
That’s an awesome quote. 🙏😂😂
I am laughing so hard.
That I believe is a down low shot at the Moroccan hair company( not Morracan Oil). They suggest you cut your ends on the full moon 🤣
That cracked me up too! 😂😂😂
Dead 💀 on that one 😂😂😂
I improved my hair by doing these: Including more and more Vitamin C in form of lemon, orange, kiwi, 7-8 hrs of adequate sleep everyday, consume nuts such as walnut, peanut, almonds in limited, you can also eat fish like salmon. Exercise a minimum of 20 - 30 mins everyday. Using organic oil, neem wooden comb, massager for scalp by liitleextra coconion twice a week. All this is good to control hair fall.
I’ve just discovered your channel… I’m IN LOVE with the way you talk and explain haircare, your passion is tangible !
Hard water also makes a huge impact. For me, I've found that if I wash with hard water, it doesn't matter how much leave-in conditioner I use, it still dries frizzy and looks brittle, and in two days I have to wash again. When I wash in soft water, my scalp feels so much cleaner, my hair is softer and smoother, and I get an extra day between wash cycles. I have fine hair, by the way, so those of you with thicker hair may not have my problem.
What kind of filter do you use ?
@@DanaKot336 I tried to use one for the bath but it didn't work very well, sadly. :( I've resorted to going over to my parents' house to wash my hair when I need to.
@@rodsmadehard water has a lot of minerals in it and leaves water stains in your faucet and silverware. Soft water has less minerals, you can filter your water to make it softer. It depends how the water is where you live.
One simple and affordable solution is rinsing the hair (last rinse) using a little bit of apple vinegar mixed with water. The acid in the vinegar breaks down the minerals in hard water and it helps
@@TheCgonzales8 Really? That's good to know, thanks.
After some 2-3 months ever since implementing your routine, I came back here to say… THANK YOU. I truly did not believe there was anything that could give me the improvement in how my scalp&hair feel and behave, and in the end it was so simple..! It is unbelievable to me that it is SUMMER (here) and I can go 3-4 days between washes with soft hair and scalp that doesn’t have any residue for nails to pick off even on day 4 (even despite using dry shampoo on day 2). It works like magic, now I hope I will see my hair grow out long and healthy.
what shampoo are you using?
Which leave in conditioner and hair oil did you use?
This might be really random, but I absolutely love your Namjoon profile. He's my ultimate bias
Пожалуйста можете написать какие этапы он говорил на видео? Ваше сообщение я переведу на русский
@@medisongood1. Хорошо промывать волосы 2 раза, намыливать шампунь не в руках.
2. После мытья с кондиционером нанести несмываемый кондиционер на мокрые волосы
3. Закрепить концы волос маслом для волос
You’ve literally saved my hair! I’m so happy to see someone so honest, funny and not just trying to sell me something. I’m never going to unfollow ❤
how did you find the right shampoo?
Great Tutorial. 💖I just posted a new tutorial with my Dyson Airwrap too: ua-cam.com/video/ZCiI-HCCtj8/v-deo.html I would love to know what you think of my technique!
this dude is on track. I’m tired of influencers telling me that because I wash my hair every day. It’s making it oily. I wash my hair every day because it is oily. It’s been that way since I was eight years old. I have tried every single thing in the world to be able to go at least two days without washing it. I also been coloring my hair every two weeks because I’m 100% gray which means I have dry ends. he’s right about getting your shampoo on your scalp. I double wash. Because I know the first time I’ll get rid of all the gunk in the second time will ensure a clean scalp. I use much less shampoo the second time like a half tablespoon. I have thick thick hair and it works. I will upgrade to professional products I promise that’s what I need to do. Thank you for being so straightforward.
You are me and I am you, except I have thin hair but a lot of it. Funnily enough, the only shampoo that has worked for me is the Citris Yao bar shampoo and conditioner from Viori. Some of us are just greasy gals, truly greasy gals.
Exactly. This is individual for everyone. You need to tailor to your specific needs
Correct. I have four daughters. One of them never gets oily hair, ever. The other three are a mixed bag. Two are like me who constantly need their hair washed and one is fine with once a week. Nobody can tell me that it is because I washed them wrong or whatever, it's genetic. Period.
Yes most of the times it’s genetics (with or without medical conditions such as dermatitis etc). I have oily scalp bc my skin is oily but over time I understood that part of my oily situation was coming from a huge moisture unbalance due to my genetic dermatitis. Now that I’m taking an immunosuppressant my dermatitis is basically gone, my skin feels much more moisturized than oily and so my scalp. Now I wash my hair every 3 days 🎉
My hair is exactly the same as yours, I am also very grey… I’ve spent a lot of money on my hair over the last month trying to sort it out and it basically hasn’t changed, actually looks worse… I am going to try Chris’ recommendations ☺️
I only discovered you a few weeks ago, but after investing in the basics, I finally got to 3 days between washes! It may not seem like a lot- but for someone who washed nearly every day for years, it’s a big deal! The amount of time I used to spend on my hair was ridiculous, even though it’s barely at shoulder length I thought about cutting it off- but now doing my hair has gone from a chore to a relaxing self-care! I can’t thank you enough for well-worded advice and not pushing your products on us but encouraging us to find what works for our hair. The right products may feel like a big investment, but they last so much longer and do so much more!
During Covid I got up to 2 weeks with no soap 😅😅😅😅 every three days I would “no poo” and massage hot water and comb all the oils down
May I ask what shampoo you switched to?
What were you not doing from this vid? Curious on what helped you. Because I already did everything in this vid and hair is always oily after sleeping.
@@Nadia-ox1kf you said it's oily after sleeping -- maybe you need to wash you pillowcase more often
What shampoo did you use?? I want to get there, 3 days between washes😭 can only do 2 max. My frikken cousin bounces her prefect 2 week hair around in my face I can't😂
Hands down and by a long shot the most useful hair care video I’ve seen. I’ve searched endlessly for routines, products, tips, etc yet never feel educated. This is one of the first UA-cam videos I’ve watched that won’t appear under the “keep watching” section.
I rarely comment but this video has done something no other hairdresser or product has been able to do and that is give me my hair back. I have fine, thin hair that likes to snarl and frizz and was oily when I was young but as I hit menopause my ends just got awful. They were dry, breaking and see-through and nothing helped (and the 100's of products under my sink are proof). I even switched hairdressers I was so distraught over my hair and she asked "has your hair always been like this"? And now I've learned that I'VE been washing my hair wrong for years and I'm guessing menopause isn't doing me any favors with the dryness. Even without the suggested products I got good results. AMAZING. You have a new fan and subscriber.
My mom was a hairdresser for 60 years and that is exactly how she washed hair. Back in the day, her supply shop even gave me my own discount card for everything but dyes, bleaches and perms. I still have 2 of her chair hair dyers. And God forbid if I ever used her hairdressing scissors for cutting anything!! 😅
Great advise! Other tips you can apply:
- change your pillow case frequently, and if they're satin or silk even better.
- avoid touching your hair and scalp to keep it cleaner longer.
- watch what you eat and maybe take some supplements. While you can help from the outside with the adequate products, sometimes the problem comes from the inside. A lack of nutrients will affect your hair and skin. There are are some great supplements for Hair, skin and nails.
- avoid very hot water hitting your scalp in the shower. Cold or warm at most its best. This reduced the hair fall a lot too for me.
- use a microfiber towel or an old cotton tshirt to dry your hair, and as the professor says: be gentle. Too much friction will only make your hair frizzy and tangled.
pd: If anyone know where to get the pureology leave in conditioner in Spain, it would be a great help. Thank you!
Satin is harmful for oily scalp. Especially if you have an oily face. It won't let your pores breathe and cause pimples. Don't go around giving useless suggestions without proper research.
what type of supplements?
Did you manage to find it? Cause I'm looking for it too
better tips than the ones in the video
I swear it’s like you made this video for me. My hair gets oily on top and dry every where else. I’m excited to hopefully finally be able to fix my hair ❤
So many hair professionals I have been to seem to know very little about hair care. You know your stuff.
I have always had oily scalp and dry hair. So, I had to shampoo my hair every other day. But since I listened to you, I started double washing method and can finally have 3 days in between my hair wash days. Also applying a little oil at the ends helps a lot ! Thank you so much !! No oily scalp till 3-4 days and bouncy hair 🥺♥️
Can u tell me what shampoo did u use ?
How? Even with double washing I still have to wash every other day...and even the day after washing..my hair is so oily
@@dallaswiatrzyk7896you may need a different shampoo. Those $30 ones at the hair salon.
Check your hairbrush, deep clean it in hot soapy water, scrub with an unused toothbrush and let dry a day.
Change your pillowcase every 3 or 4 days, abd switch your pillow everyday. Like sleep one day, then rotate the pillow so the top will be at your neck the next night. Then flip it over the third night. Rotate again the 4th night and put a clean pillowcase the following day. It’s the little things.wash your hair ties and hair clips, maybe they have oil buildup
@@dallaswiatrzyk7896You are probably using a heavy product as he mentioned. Conditioner and leave in can also make hair look oily, ditch these products and check if look different.
@@dallaswiatrzyk7896don’t ditch the conditioner and leave in - just skip them on your scalp and use them only on mids and ends.
03:04 EXACTLY. It's so ridiculous to me how everyone (especially Abbey Yung) is advising to lather up your shampoo before you apply it to your scalp. Like, you're literally just washing your hands there, people!
Shampoo is not only effective while it's turning into a foam, it continues to be effective afterwards. Just don't let the foam mislead you into thinking that you have less sebum to wash out, is all.
Btw, moisture in hair is a myth, what we really mean when we say dry hair is poorly conditioned hair, which is about the surface of hair rather than anything that goes inside.
The barrier conditioners create are to keep moisture from entering the hair (rather than to "keep moisture from escaping" as he is saying). He should know this, he understands this when he's talking about terry lined shower caps.
I will quickly say, I still like his practical tips, I think he's awesome. But my eyeballs hurt from rolling into my skull when he expands on tHe sCiEnCe
@@LiliS319what you’re complaining about (what he’s allegedly saying wrong), in theory, produces the same result, so it’s just semantics and not necessarily wrong science. The idea is “locking the hair up”, so it doesn’t matter if it’s to retain moisture or to not let moisture in, it’s just needs to be sealed to maintain softness.
I was just thinking of Abbey Young when he said not to lather shampoo!
@@Lana-hl3tg well, the clip they used is actually hers lol
I really don’t think it matters as long as you’re washing twice. I have done it both ways and the end result is the same. The only difference with emulsifying is (for me personally) it distributes better and I end up using less. With the other method I usually concentrate more in certain spots and there’s not enough left for others so I go back for more.
best advice I have ever received, he explains so throughly! will definitely try all of these tips.
how do i find my shampoo soulmate?
This is the video I have NEEDED!!! I'm a hairstylist and I'm always trying to explain the oil/dry hair issues a large majority of the world has. I myself have learned a LOT more from this video. I will be saving and sharing this video with everyone that asks me for a HIGH QUALITY explanation. AMAZING VIDEO!!!!❤❤❤
Vinegar the only thing that solves that problem
Finally! Someone who debunks the emulsifying technique. So many sources on the internet recommend to always emulsify the shampoo on our hands before applying it to our hair, but I never feel clean doing that :(
I ended up ignoring those tips and glad I actually did the right thing lol.
I've never done that either, thought I was slacking by I see now my instincts were right 😍
This has been a huge struggle for me, and this video just saved me. I was NOT using enough shampoo when washing. Thank you so much!! Buying the recommended products next
Thank you so much for your videos. Your channel in the BEST for hair concerns/advices on the Internet, in my opinion. No money-driven BS in disguise. Just simple, on point, honest and extremely useful advise. I will be watching all your videos for the next few months in order to help bring my hair back to life. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
I started washing my hair like you recommended and boom 💥 I used to have oily buildup by day 2. Really oily! Now I can easily go three days without that oily buildup and even on day 4, it’s still not horrible. My pillow cases aren’t showing oil patches either. AND my coworkers have been saying how great my hair has been looking. Fantastic!
Please! Which shampoo you use? 🥺🙏🏻
HASK (argan oil). I just make sure to use matching brands shampoo & conditioner. I have also changed out the brand once before and it worked just as well.
@@yvonneinottawa Thank you, gorgeous! ❤️
did you ever tried doing it only with warm water? no products, with the massage of the scalp and abundance of warm water.
What if you work out every day? Isn’t it get oily??
Thank you so much !! This is literally the most clear, straight to the point video on hair care I've ever seen on the Internet. I've been struggling because of too much conflicting information on hair care everywhere and it was paralyzing like you don't know what's the correct thing to do.
Mom's a hair dresser, yet I still dye and cut my own hair (I guess I learn from the best) but WOW. this was a game changer for me. They never tell you how to shampoo your hair, so we all have just been doing what we think is right. This is genius and has changed my hair dramatically alone without any products. But, I wanted more because I trust Chris so I ordered the redken leave in treatment, acidic bonding treatment, and the volume injection shampoo. I don't use conditioner anymore, just leave in now. I'm obsessed!!!! Thank you so much Chris!!!!
For reference, I've been on my "hair journey" since my mom dyed it when I was 15. It has been thin, oily and dry since then and I've tried EVERYTHING. even monet tried to teach me
How to wash my hair and I thought that was making a difference until my hair was falling out. Then one day I see Chris's page, and next thing I know I'm doing blow outs on my own hair which would have sounded impossible before that. Literally cannot believe how much this has helped!!!! Now just need help with oil lol
This worked for me perfectly! I saw this procedure in one of your other videos about hair growth and ends breaking. My hair is now long, healthy, my scalp is not oily and my lengths and ends look perfect. Thank you so much!
Your videos have seriously CHANGED MY HAIR GAME!! I have thinning, greasy yet dry hair. After finding Redken injection my hair is full of body! I follow up with the leave in conditioner and hair oil and BAAM!!! My hair looks and feels healthier! No more trying 500 products .. I found the GRAIL :)
I love Redken volume injection. And it smells nice too.
Just switched to Redken Volume Injection. I can now go 4/5 days without washing and before it was 2. My previous shampoo had oils in it. It’s a game changer.
@Z. M About 4 days. I changed to double wash and only put the product on my scalp for the first wash and that really made a big difference :)
What leave in do u use? I've tried so many that weigh hair down or not as moisturizing 😑.
What is the leave in conditioner you use?
This channel gives all the necessary hair care information in a nutshell. It's perfect for someone like me who wants to be and look healthy without having to delve into the whirlwind of information excess where you first have to separate facts from trends and clickbait.
I knew hair care must be easy. Today we just complicate it and confuse with consumer content.
Thanks! I will be coming back to this channel.
You have the voice of someone trying to sell me something before you reveal what really helps, but you actually gave us all the information that we need, so that makes this channel great and actually helpful thanks!
Your advice has changed my hair majorly. I have seen growth and healthy hair
I just wanted to comment that I have learned so much from watching your videos, Chris. Everything you’ve shared makes complete sense and while I’m still early in my journey to follow your advise and routines, I can already see results. No one has ever explained all of this in such a straightforward way. All the tips together make a huge difference. I’ve been struggling with my hair for a few years after a round of telogen effluvium (TE) from a medicine change. I feel like I’ve tried literally everything to improve the texture of my hair after it grew back. I was washing too frequently and using a flat iron too often trying to eliminate frizz. And I hadn’t found my shampoo soulmate. And I was getting a trim every 5/6 weeks. But thanks to you, I’ve got it all together now and i’m able to go 3 days between washes.
I now own a lined shower cap, a blowdry brush and I wear a silk bonnet to sleep at night! I’m 3 weeks in and am already seeing a huge difference! I’m so grateful for all your help. It doesn’t hurt that you are positively adorable and obviously are super passionate about helping others. I binged all your videos over 1 weekend 😂 and I can’t wait to keep watching new videos. THANK YOU!
Please, my hair is dry and coarse and has become frizzy. Can I get instructions from it? What does it say? How to wash it and what is the recommended shampoo, conditioner or brush. Can you send me pictures of them and where to buy them? They are not good in English. I rely on the translator. Please reply.
For me, it actually was a hormonal imbalance that led to an oily scalp. I discovered it when I got pregnant and my hair could suddenly do 3 days without washing when I had to wash it every day before. It might also be a good idea to get checked out by a doctor.
Can I ask what did you do to fix your hormonal unbalance?
@@sarahjohnson9443 usually with birth control pill
@@sarahjohnson9443 there are many factors definitely track your changes, diet plays a large role as well as environmental, trauma, genetics etc and ofc any type of products and ingredients we use and are exposed to. The other commenter mentioned birth control which is true BUT it should be last resort for a serious issue as many make it seem like it's "just birth control" but there can be serious outcomes long or short term ...so, like any meds use only when absolutely necessary and do whatever you can to prevent the issue and not make it worse...diet, exercise, sleep, limit screen time.morning and before bed if possible and destress esp in nature are a good start as well as doing some blood tests and simplifying the ingredients in your life from food to products in a way realistic to your life and budget:).
@@nadiadeosaran9247 i agree with you, it all depends on the person and how heavy is the imbalance, sports and healthy diet must be the first steps also because are more effective, with or without birth control :)
Yep i think it’s the same thing for me too because my face get SO oily and full of acne as well (like a teenager, even at 30) so it does makes sense that my scalp gets oily too:(!
oh my gosh just found your page and you’re totally changing my perspective on hair growth, ty!
I've had long hair all my life, and I had to learn this advice the hard way. This is 100% accurate. I would only add not to use conditioner on your scalp
Just wanted to say I'm thankful for the advice you give! I've been adding your product recommendations and techniques to my routine and habe noticed a night and day difference. Even with a simple blow dry, I have received compliments from friends thinking I've just had a salon appointment! Thank you!
I'm so grateful to you and all the work put in to these videos, thank you for sharing your knowledge and teaching me more about hair than I've managed to learn in the last 33 years! My hair is in such a bad way at the moment and it's really been getting me down so I have been watching so many of your videos and have bought some things you have recommended for my hair type and with any luck, I'll start to see some improvement. Truly grateful 😊
Thank you for this! I did a a week apprenticeship in hairdressing and learnt a lot! I only ever buy Olaplex Shampoo and Conditioner now.
I just landed on your channel and I'm absolutely blown away by your frankness, your science-based knowledge about hair and the haircare guidelines that you so generously share with the world. 👍👍👍
You are now officially my top go-to source of information on haircare. Thank you for creating these videos!✅️💡📽
I watched this today. It was an oily dirty hair wash day. I washed it the way you said and, even though I still had to use my regular shampoo, as I was rinsing off after the first wash, my hair squeaked!! ❤ It NEVER does that with this shampoo! Didn’t have leave in conditioner or oil but that’s next. I did use a little organic coconut oil on the ends as a starter. Love the straight up advice. 🤝
Why did i only saw this now? I've been struggling for years. Thank you good sir!
Just want to say, I didn’t figure out my shampoo soulmate yet but just the walk thru of technique made a HUGE difference!
Wow this makes me happy because I’ve already been doing this for the past few months due to trial and failure. Heard about the double shampooing method from your hair mistakes video and then adjusted the rest of my routine to basically everything you said in this clip just from assumption and turns out I’m doing it correctly
I'm 37, and have thinning hair for the last 10 yrs like you can actually see my scalp. I have changed my water filter and put one in my shower. I tried vegamour and other hair growth products and laser brushes and silk pillowcases. I even take hair supplements for years and nothing has changed. Recently stumbled on to Mr Blowout Proffesor and binged on all his videos. It's only been two weeks, I don't see baby hair growth on my crown yet, but man my hair is already an inch longer because of the healthy hair ends 😊. My hair is fine/thin on the oily side, and usually would be so frizzy after shower/washing. I try to wash every other day because I work out and sweat a ton, but since this routine, I'm able to go on for 3-4 days in between washes and even after working out my hair would still smell nice. Now, my hair is so soft, bouncy, shiny & healthy. You really have to clean your brushes. Thank you Chris! 😘
this video has been sittin on my watch later playlist for a long time and now i finally got to watch it and, to my surprise even before i watched this video i was incorporating some of these tips while washing my hair.
i've began to massage my sculp, givin it way more attention and oh boy it really helped with all the oily problems!!!
I believe every word you're saying. I have such a hard time getting shampoo to my scalp. My hair is very long and gets heavy as it gets wet, which makes it very hard to penetrate all the layers. I think I have the right shampoo for me (I had the shampoo build-up issue for a while and took FOREVER to figure out my shampoo was the problem), it's just a struggle sometimes to get it to the scalp.
Thank you for the dry ends tips!!
Hey Chris your advice was life changing for me. I have thick, long medium type hair and forever struggled with dryness. The Redken shampoo and washing technique rocks!! Thank you so much for everything you do!!! ❤❤❤ I love your sense of humour, great videos! 😂
Amazing! Super useful and educational. I'm so grateful ❤
Very helpful tips regarding correct shampooing techniques! Thank you 😊
My hair wasn't getting longer. After seeing your video explaining how the ends are breaking, I started using a hair mask, leave in conditioner, and oil on my ends. My hair has gotten 3 inches longer. Thank you for all your wonderful advice.
How long did that take?
Less than 6 months.
Was wondering when do you put the oil in your hair? Do you put it on your hair along with the leave in conditioner while it's wet? I know in one of his videos he puts it on after the hair is styled, that's what I've been doing but I've noticed some people put it in before blow drying there hair. Was just curious.
@@deedrawiggins622 I'm not an expert, but putting oil on wet hair and then blowdrying them sounds like it's going to fry them.
@@talkativeacademy4528 I was thinking the same thing as well. I just always put it on after I'm done styling my hair.
This video saved my hair. For years I followed this routine and my hair was always so healthy, shiny, and minimal frizz. Then I got sucked into the TikTok hair care routines, and started adding so many extra products and testing all these different things wondering why my hair never looked good and lost all its shine. At this point I’d completely forgot what I used to do, and when I went back to following this routine only adding leave in conditioner and a oil after washing my hair. After my first wash I was blown away, I thought it was just a coincidence my hair looked good this time, but now I’ve washed it again and the same thing happened. My hair thanks you for me coming upon this video lol
What detailed information into really explaining the hair follicle and what works slash what doesn't. The washing the hair I think is key for me and oil on the ends!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us 🎉
Yep! This guy knows his stuff. 👍🏼
I've been doing this trinity routine for around 3 to 4 weeks, and Im trully impressed. I was used to wash my hair almost everyday, and right now I can go up to 3 days without washing my hair, and Im drying my air without heat (so if I blow dry it, I probably can go up to 4 days!). This man is an hair saver. Im hoping I can finally grow out my hair this time around
Did it work for you on the very first wash? Because I'm three washes in My hair is just as oily as it usually is on day two 😢
It took me years to figure out what you've been able to explain in one video - glad I can now confirm I am finally doing what's best for my hair. Personally I have found that an air dry cream suits my straight medium hair rather than the several leave in conditioners I have given a go. Having said that, now I am very interested in the Pureology Color Fanatic Leave In Conditioner Pureology Color Fanatic Leave In Conditioner since I saw it being advertized at every store I shop at for hair care this year & you say it's the best! Thank you for your videos, I hope it reaches more people who need the final touches to their routine to best care for their hair.
amazingly useful! best advice i’ve heard. thanks!
Wow! I really watched the whole video. I got hooked up! You are an amazing teacher! Thank you! And super charismatic.
Can you make videos on
1. How to manage the oily scalp and dry hair while gymming 5 or 6 times a week.
2. How does hard water affect hair and what can one do about it?
3. Can you make videos on chlorine affect on hair and how to handle it.
4. Hair oil when hair is wet or dry, and after or before leave in conditioner?
Hair oil after hair is styled.
Leave in conditioner first followed by oil. The oil can be used on wet or dry hair.
I live in a tropical country and my hair is naturally wavy and can actually get curly by just sweating so humidity really affects my hair a lot but thankfully, I do all these things in the video especially conditioning, using leave-in conditioner and a few drops of hair oil for my ends. It absolutely works and my hair is so silky and I always thought my hair was rough but changing my hair care routine since I grew it out from a boy cut and regularly trimming my hair really made it better. I wash my hair regularly daily tho coz the heat is too much during the summertime rn lol but I only use shampoo when needed. All the time I use conditioner.
What about if you have very coarse frizzy 3c curls
Don’t you need an creamy moisturiser?
Same here. I'll go crazy from the heat and sweat if I don't get my scalp wet at least once a day. But I have learned to skip the shampoo for every day.
Which leave in conditioner?
Ah yes, tropical country + my frizzy hair is just hell. But if I may ask, what product did you use for the shampoo, leave-in-conditioner and the hair oil/mask? Please I need it😭 my hair is so frizzy that everytime it dried it just puffs out and looks more like a lion's mane than actual hair
Yes! Us tropical sweaty people need to wash up hehe. The lathering is something like brushing teeth. People don't notice their forms.
Thank you for posting these very informative and helpful videos. 😊
Standing on business!! My hair has never felt so good or stayed clean so long! I tend to get an oily scalp and frizzy ends. Thank you for this video! ❤️
Love your advice. It’s so good. I did the test and bought the available products in my country. It’s been weeks now. My hair stays clean for days and I don’t have oily hair anymore like I used to. My hair looks healthy with no dry ends. So glad i found this channel. Recommend it to everyone.
The double shampoo + leave in conditioner + oil on my ends worked so well! I’m so much less frizzy and my roots feel clean. Such a simple adjustment in my routine and it helped so much! Thanks for the great video
oo i will be trying that routine! and btw do you do this everyday or is there a specific day you do this routine? also thank you for this ^^
same question
Love all the advice!! I basically already follow all these steps except for the fact that I don't have professional shampoo. Most of them are so expensive to buy regularly :( I'll stick to my Elvive for now
Thanks! It's really work! Although I'm from Russia and don't understand English well, everything became clear, now I use my shampoo and other hair care correctly!
You have saved my hair!! I bought the Redken Volume Injection shampoo a few months ago and have been following your shampoo kung fu routine and can say that I can go 4 days without washing my hair now! Originally my hair was so oily and I was experiencing major hairless due to stress from work and family drama - I felt so ugly and unwanted. Now I have tons of new hair growth and it looks so healthy and bouncy. Thank you soooooo much 💖
Thank you!!!!!!! I’d be very very interested to hear your in depth take on professional vs dry shampoo. That is the one and only item of your recommended product list that I haven’t splurged on yet because I just cannot get over the $40 price tag.
Your advice has been fabulous - I now get EXCITED about wash days because I know I’m going to get awesome results that actually last. It’s gone from a day of dread and inconsistent outcomes to feeling like I’m pampering myself 😊
Wow! In my whole adult life this is the best information on shampooing and keeping the moisture sealed in the most awesome way by a awesome man. Thanks ton.
This really fixed my oily roots and dry hair issueees! Thank you!
I appreciate how clear, straightforward, and logically sound your instruction is! No fluff except for hilarious joke insertions that register three seconds later. 😂
You say “simple” shampoo, and yet “professional” shampoo. Professional ones tend to have a ton of fancy extra ingredients it seems. Does something like Manic Panic pre-dye clarifying shampoo count as simple? It certainly cleans squeakily.
When shampooing I make sure to get a glob in one hand. Then, using my other hand, I dip my fingers in the glob to coat my fingertips. This helps me to actually get the shampoo through my incredibly thick and dense hair and onto my scalp.
I have a friend from high school who used to have so much trouble with her hair being too dry, and full of buildup. She was using Suave and washing her hair every day. It took me over a year, but I finally convinced her to get a decent shampoo and conditioner and to cut down on washing so much. I told her to start with washing every other day and then maybe go longer depending on how active she is or how sweaty she might get. She was absolutely stunned at the results.
You were completely right these small changes completely changed the way my hair came thank you 💋💗
Thank you for this! You're the second person who has confirmed this (the first being my own hair stylist). I had been going to my hair stylist for over a decade. It's a shame on me for only having to buy the shampoo he's been recommending to me just this past year. The shampoo and oil was all he told me I needed. The 8 weeks in between that first time buying the shampoo and oil have been great and now convinced. I wish my younger me was more intuned. But, it's never too late. Still sticking with the habit! Thanks! Have a great day! 😊
Hair oil has been a game changer on my mid - ends. Tryin to grow out my super fine baby hair. I mastered washing and something was still missing. Never would’ve thought to add OIL to it, until I started watching your videos. Thank you!
That’s exactly my hair. Will try your advise. There’s just really something with how hair dressers washes our hair like a massage and it feels good! 😊
I’m so glad I found your channel, your videos are so helpful! Thank you for all your hard work.
OMG! I did just as you said and the ends of my hair aren't dry anymore!!! Who would have thought that such a small change could make such an difference! Thank you so much!!! Very happy girl over here 😀
Can please tell what products u used after the shower ?
Thanks for the video! The only thing that bothers me about hair washing routines is that people's lifestyle are not mentioned. I workout everyday, even twice, and I workout hard. It's impossible not to wash every other day. Even so, by using a bunch of good products - mask, leave in and oils, I manage to keep at my hips now. With that being said, your videos are really helpful and down to earth.
Only water in between shampoo
@@williamlif como assim apenas água? Nada de produto?!
If you just rinse your hair in cool (not warm or hot) you rinse the sweat out but your hair doesn't get oily.
Exactly!
Literally so educational and also funny! Loved the video thanks!
Love it. Thank you so much for your content. So raw, so real. Every other video I have watched by woman on UA-cam for this exact problem and they have failed to tell us this, thank you brother you really opened my eye.
i love these tips, i'm also no longer the target audience because i departed from conventional shampoo about 3 years ago. the most clean i could ever get my hair was with two washes and making sure to always have a hair serum to followup with the ends for when it's dry. i started mixing my own private blend of shikakai powder and some other herbs because my hair would absolutely HURT when i was using conventional shampoo. an allergy test didn't come up with a reason so i figured i'm just one of those people who gets "hair" pain with fibromyalgia and would always live with the issue until i got bored and ran across the ayurvedic hair care aannd the hair pain stopped. i know it's the scalp that actually has feeling but if you know what i'm meaning when i say my hair would hurt then i'm so sorry you go through that, too. i honestly don't know why my hair responds so much better using the basic herbs as a shampoo mask but i'm just so glad i can touch my head again. i actually have the oily/dry combo issue sometimes and if i mix my shampoo with too much conditioning stuff i get really weighed down hair that's still dry at the ends where there is still bleach. these days i just drop some jojoba oil on my hands and run it through damp hair and braid it the day before i plan to wash it and then do a cleansing mud mask on damp hair, pray i rinse all the debris out, lol. it's not glamourous but it gets me clean.
I never comment on a video but this has actually helped me alot. I have reeeeally long wavy hair, started following this tips and it DID fixed my oily/dry problem. I changed my shampoo to a ''professional'' one, started using dry conditioner spray and hair oil as the video explains and my hair feels so healthy and different. I noticed the difference at my third hair wash and just wow THANK YOU!
So i followed this advice today and my hair got clean so fast with just a really little shampoo compared to what i used to use. Im looking forward to the happier ends now. Thanks a lot
Awesome video with advice that actually work
You have changed my life completely. Not only is my hair stronger, fluffier, healthier & happier but I can now go 5 days between washes. My flakiness was reduced to nearly 0. I used to be oily by the first or second day and needed to shower every other day. My hair is so convenient now.
How much time did it take you to
This was the exact problem I was commenting on here a few days ago! Thanks Chris...any chance of a video about menopause hair, because all of beautiful ladies aging gracefully our hair does change ?!
Justin hickox has some menopause hair advice on you tube which I watch as well
I love the Trinity Health Box for air dry hair! Everything works exactly as should per the directions! Who knew to wash your hair 2 xs!
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This actually HELPED ME!!! THANK YOU!!
I followed Chris' advice today since it's my hair- washing day. My hair looks presentable again! Yay! I didn't have time to buy new shampoo yet, though. I used a cheap shampoo this time, but I went to Chris' store on Amazon and ordered the shampoo and leave-in conditioner recommended here on this video, so I'm expecting even better results next time than today's already incredible results! Thanks, Chris, for this great advice! My hair is back on track! I'm a subscriber now too!
What's the update on your hair with these products?
@@sidrameharbatool2700 The shampoo, conditioner and leave-in conditioner have worked extremely well for me. I haven't bought any of the other products yet. I am very pleased with the results.🙂
yess we need an update
As a former stylist, who still has family and friends for clients, I love your “shampoo soulmate” analogy.
I never emulsified the shampoo, although I was taught to shampoo that way. I separated it on my fingers, and made sure it touched only their scalp , especially when shampooing color. Unless the color went to the ends, I didn’t shampoo the ends either.
I told my clients to not condition the top half of your hair, and don’t shampoo the bottom half. The lather from your shampoo will do the job and save on your ends.
I had many tell me they noticed a difference when they did this.
I, however, have naturally curly hair (flat ironed in my photo), and shampoo never touches my hair! I have no scalp oil. None.
I use cowash, when needed, to get the conditioning/styling products out instead.
Yes, I overdue on them, but I actually love the feeling of product and a slight oily softness in my hair! It styles exactly the way I need it to. 👍🏼
Great advice for my oily clients! Thank you, sir! ❤
Sooo as someone with an oily scalp and dry, naturally curly hair... I am at a total loss for what to do. My dermatologist wants me to use shampoos like Nizoral or similar. (I get oily build up on my scalp) But my god it dries my hair out so much. I have to wash my scalp because of the build up though. Also, my hair isn't all one length. I have shorter bits in the front so I find it difficult not to condition the upper parts of my hair. Dermatologist said that oils from conditioners and things like that will only make my scalp issue worse. She just kind of shrugs when I ask her questions about my curly hair.
@@sweatytea333I have fine, wavy hair and an oily scalp that often becomes flaky, broken, and irritated. For me, it's a genetic thing that seems to have more to do with allergies, hormones, and skin irritation than anything else. Nizoral does clear up my scalp but dries out my hair a lot. It may sound counterintuitive, but if you have time before your next wash, you may want to warm some coconut oil and massage it into your scalp about an hour before you wash (and wash thoroughly!) It may sound counterintuitive, but something about it really helped balance my scalp. I rarely do this because it is time-consuming and a bit messy, but it did help to do it about once a week at first. I also looked for gentle hypoallergenic, unscented, and sulfate-free shampoo (NOT baby shampoo, weirdly enough. That made my hair worse.) I also noticed that sweat, dust, and dirt made my scalp break out and become oily so when that can't be avoided, I do my best to air it out and keep the sweat from sitting there too long. (Sweat that isn't allowed to evaporate can lead to fungal overgrowth on the skin.) You may want to check with your doctor about your hormones too. It can do some wild things. I suffered with an oily, acne-prone scalp as a teen, but as my hormones balanced out in my twenties I noticed fewer scalp issues.
@@sweatytea333 i know u left this comment a month ago, but in case ur still struggling with this issue i wanted to tell u what i do! i use nizoral too and find it very drying, so in my routine i only use it once a week and use a different, gentle shampoo 2-4 times a week, and it’s made a world of difference!! my scalp needs the anti-flakiness ingredients from the nizoral but i’ve found that once a week is enough as a sort of “treatment” for flakiness, and then i use the other shampoo as normal for just washing my scalp and hair. i think ur derm would be right that a nice conditioner would make ur scalp worse, so use the conditioner in the shower only on ur ends, but then maybe use a leave-in conditioner afterwards and focus on your shorter strands! that way u have more control over where the conditioner ends up than u do in the shower. hope things start looking up for u in the hair department!!❤️