The key to growing your hair out is forgetting you are growing it out. If you exert every single ounce of energy to get every inch, the whole journey will take A LOT LONGER!!!
I've tried growing my hair out like three times and let me tell you, the biggest thing for me is just getting a trim when you're tempted to chop it off. The trim makes it feel and look so much better and that's just the encouragement I need to keep going
I realize this is a channel designed for men's hair but I enjoy it as I learn alot about the science of caring for hair. FYI- I have fine, medium length, abundant, wavy/with some curly hair sections. Also like men that wear long hair.
Definitely good to know these things, as no one tends to talk much or teach about it. I'm a victim of buying 'all in one' shampoo & conditioners that claim to be cheap and best, but apparently they are so bad that it causes problems, because you are supposed to at least shampoo and condition separately and as needed. I do think they should have smaller amounts as well because when you find a product you like, you only really have to try it 1 to 3 times to see whether it's good or not; rather than be stuck with some bottle of junkthat cost liek 10 to 30$ you used a few times and don't like to use. Reality is clearly, that not knowing how bad it works, and trying to simplify things that should work separately, tends to cause more problems.
CurlyHairBro here I can confess to def seeing your hair and saying hell I want that. Now I realize it's going to take a long time to grow. So I just let it grow naturally and let it be.
@@mosab88m yeah! Sorry it took me so long. This is just what worked for me. I took Nature made extra strength (I didn't know they were extra strength) along with a One A Day vitamin which already has biotin in it. I was trying to get a nice beard ready for a competition and I took two biotin vitamins and a One A Day for 3 months. I can definitely say it worked for me. I can't say if it'll work for everyone lol
I remember the days when I would look for ways to grow hair faster but then came to the conclusion that I was just gonna have to wait and 2 and a half years in I'm loving it!
Dude, your seriously smart. I have learned a ton from you in the few days since I discovered your channel. Immensely appreciate you and the effort you put into helping us all. Have a great weekend!
Congrats! I'm two years in right now. I'm also glad I didn't quit (like the two previous times I tried to grow them). It's the first time that I follow youtubers about that subject though. I guess I felt less alone with my "project", lol. I was more inclined to persevere this time.
Keep going man I am at month 9/10 and it’s worfit man but unfortunately my hairline is suffering but if you all good keep going man I love long hair so I’ll firm it lol
I have a problem regarding shampooing, the thing is that since my hair is so frizzy by nature, I use an oil based pomade to style it so it looks appropriate and presentable, the oil feels really conditioning and softens my hair and also gives some hold and texture. But this also means that I have to shampoo it everyday to get rid of the product. I don't think my hair feels brittle or broken, but I also don't like having to wash it everyday, but since my hair is so thick and frizzy I feel that a styling product is necessary. At least I use a moisturizing shampoo that is meant to use daily according to the brand, and I also use davines conditioner that is meant for coarse and frizzy hair, and also with my oil based pomade, maybe these 3 factors are why my hair is still soft even if i shampoo it everyday?
Great video! Love to see science used! I had my hair cut in mid May from waist length to neck length and in the few short weeks following it's grown about 3-4 inches. My secret has always been to wash my scalp, not my hair, since the scalp is the root of healthy hair and only wash once a week or as needed. Shampoo used to wash the scalp flows through the hair during rinsing and removes an appropriate amount of dirt and oil without completely stripping the hair. I never wash the hair itself. I use a light amount of conditioner as needed and brush once a day just to style and remove shed hair.
Just discovered this channel and after watching only a handful of your videos I can already tell that you know your stuff!! Just over 1 year in to growing my hair out and these tips are so helpful! 👌
Man all this while I was watching without subscribing and today I subscribed to your channel because I get the real benefits for my hair from your tips. Thanks
I watched many of your videos and they are all very great. I started growing my hair two or three weeks now and I am definitely inspired to grow my hair. You have definitely earned my subscription. Thank you for all of your content! I hope you have a great day!
I'm currently 7 months in and let me tell you all somthing. Im not using any products that will speed up your hair grwoth the secret of growing out your hair 100% naturaly is just let it grow and be aware it might take some time. Also drinking water and such helpes a lot And use the right shampoo for your hair style myne is 50% mixed with stylish and wavy And for that a daily shampoo is highly recommeneded( not 100% strip based like 60% strip base is good!)
@@alicodm5120 True true. And not only that your hai will be damaged durning the proces and People dont say let it grow naturaly as you can and besides that your scalp will be damaged as well if you use to much of those products
Two questions: when you say your hair "style" is half wavy and half "stylish", what exactly do you mean by that? If you're talking about hair types, "stylish" isn't a hair type. Are you saying half of your hair gets he y styling products put into it? The other question: how are you determining how much "strip base" is in your shampoo? How are you distinguishing between (for example) 100% and 60%?
@@naughtmeinam4603 to awsner your 2 questions first off my hair style is mixed and second the strip base from the shampoo i'm using is good and it dosn't strip all off my hair oil
Another great video Trav. It's surprising guys how your attitude towards your hair has to change in order to grow it out, it's almost as if you have to stop "thinking like a short haired guy", and become more attentive to the processes required to nurture the growth of your Mane. Once you relax into it, it becomes surprisingly easy..., just follow Travs advice, and you'll be onto a winner!
I'm Indian so we naturally have thick wavy/curly hair. My hair has lost a little density because I went through a continuous period of stress for 7 months. I think that had to do something with it i'm not sure. There isn't a night and day difference between my hair now and what it was back then, but whenever I go through stress it thins a little. It will grow back, i've just been using texturizing products to give it more volume and fuller look till it grows back. Do you think because of my stress period my hair lost a little density? My hair is about to touch my shoulders.
Great content as always Trav! Do you have any tips for swimmer's hair? We are in contact with chlorine every day for several hours and I have noticed that this damages the hair. Do you have any advice regarding the type of Shampoo/Conditioner and something to apply before entering the pool? Cheers from Italy 🇮🇹
i have curly hair and trying to growing what you described was very accurate bc it's happening now to me with the conditioning on the off shampoo days and my curls started to lose the bounce
I've made the mistake of always using a leave in conditioner in between wash days wondering why my hair had so much product buildup and flakes now I know. Thank you Trav you really are a lot of help.
I grew my hair out simply out of laziness. The “lockdowns” helped with the awkwardness stage. But I must tell you, I’ve ALWAYS used mane n tail (horse shampoo) because it’s cheap. Now, after growing it out for two years, people compliment my long hair not knowing my “Mane n Tail secret.”
I have really thick coarse hair. But for the first time I've been growing it out. The top is probably 7inches now. I cut the sides not long ago so now the sides need to grow to length also. I wish it wasn't dry and coarse tho. When I shampoo it afro's out which sucks. I hope it gets long enough tho so I can Ponytail it.
You deserve wayyyyyy more subscribers. Keep it up you have probably the best channel for content on long hair guys. Could you do more videos talking about how to do hair and masculine styles? Mines getting to that man bun stage
I grew my hair for 1 years starting the summer before my senior year and I loved it but I realized it was so damaged and I wanted to dye it bit I would have to color strip it first. So I cut it all off in May 2020 and by 2021 I was in the fluffy awkward phase but by 2022 I am where I was 4 years in the first time and it's much healthier cause I've been taking care of it. It's crazy how some basic things worked so well like keeping moisture in by braiding it in the winter cause I moved from the wet California coast to the dry north dakota winters. And man has it helped doing even basic hair health. My only problem now is the top of my hair isn't as curly as the back and the sides caus ei have to have it tied back so often.
Let's face the facts guys. As someone who's hair is now around 14 inches long from the scalp... My awkward phase lasted for about and close to a year. It's all about how patient you can be. The best thing I did was use caffeine shampoo which did work for the first few months of my hair growth... For the first few months.
I got a little trim a couple of days ago and my hair feels and looks a lot better and more healthy. Before the trim my hair would constantly get tangled. Love the vid Trav your hair looks great as always
Is it safe to use Argan Oil daily? And can I use it on dry curly hair on the days where i do not wash my hair with shampoo and conditioner? I only wash my hair with shampoo and conditioner 3x a week and the other 4 days I do not wash my hair
I understand the theory of over shampooing/conditioning, but what if you use products in your hair to style it, daily or almost daily? Do you still recommend to not shampoo that often?
Actually, when I was around teen, shampooing everyday with head and shoulders grew my hair quite fast. I dont know if thats just me. And then I saw that shampooing is actually bad if done everyday, so I tried that. But then I started to flake/dandruff. So I went again with shampooing everyday to remove that dandruff.
I grew out my hair for the first time in grade 8 (I cut it after two years) and it was no problem I did t even feel like cutting during the awkward stage. And I think why is because when I was in the awkward stage I just accept that I look like crap and I was in 8th grade so I just did not care what I looked and by the time I got to 10th grade I looked amazing.
I took biotin , it made me feel awful . I'm now 12 months in and nearly there with a full bun . I started from an undercut as most do so just waiting for my sides to grow. Never used conditioner and wash it with shampoo twice a week , the only thing I ever use in my hair is a good quality sea salt spray. Great video as always. Also, thank you! You was one of my inspirations when I first started my journey.
Why would you wanna do that? Volume is what gives curly hair and what makes curly hair so special. The reality is that you can never have too much volume please embrace it.
Love ur content, very educational. There's this product I've been wondering of purchasing called Nioxin, claiming it can help reduce thinning hair. Would u recommend this product?
We seem to have a similar hair type. What shampoo and conditioner do you tend to use on a regular basis? Too many options for me to land on a single one for myself.
@@mutahharmohsin5662 You might be due for a trim, you should check to see if you have any spilt ends and go from there. And if you don't need a trim and your hair is just dry follow Trav's tip.
Good video, Trav. I have a request for video. I have recently started using minoxidil, and it requires a clean scalp each time before the application. So I have started shampooing my scalp daily cause I wunna maximize absorbance. I know this isn't your domain, however I'd appreciate a guide how to optimally apply minoxidil and clean it. 🙏
So I use a little product everyday like a cream pomade to help control my top knot/ bun. So now i run into product build up , so i condition everyday , and shampoo every 3 days. What routine do you rec for someone who uses pomade products? Plz help brotha!
Hey Trav, love ur channel.😎 I have a question about leave in conditioner. So after shampooing and conditioning and then applying the leave in, can I use a hair cream or the leave in can work as a hair cream Thanks 🙏🏻
Hey, so I have my hair to about my shoulders, with some layers and It’s shorter in some spots, I like having long hair but I find myself always wearing hats, and the hair is usually in my face because of how my hair lays, god forbid It’s windy that day, should I let all of it grow to a similar length to avoid hair in my face or is this permanent?
If you work in an environment that makes your hair smell like cooking, or cigarette smoke. I’m a in-home caregiver and I’m in different peoples homes so I get into different situations that make my hair smell. And I’m waiting to wash my hair less. Any advice on what I can do. Of course I can’t change my job lol.
My hair gets dry very easily - how many times a week do you reckon I should wash it? I went to the doctor and asked if it was dandruff or Seborrheic dermatitis but they simply said it was just dry scalp. Any recommendations?
I am currently growing my hair. Bc of a condition i have (dermatitis seborrhoeica) i don't use conditioners or any other thing in my hair to not create buildups, and shampoo it every other day bc it gets really oily still for some reason... I would like to be able to take those two days that my hair does not get that greasy but idk what to do...it's not too bad but it's not good either, one day is perfectly fine, second day i maaaybe need to use dry shampoo if i have to go somewhere and want to look clean
U r from the best in growing of hair bro I really need to talk with someone who know somethings like u about my wavy dry hair and my shape with my hair while I'm in awkward time 😅
The key to growing your hair out is forgetting you are growing it out. If you exert every single ounce of energy to get every inch, the whole journey will take A LOT LONGER!!!
thinking can affect so many things , its scary
right !
3 months in
The secret for me was doing it during lockdown to get past that awkward phase without anyone noticing LOL
How?
I've tried growing my hair out like three times and let me tell you, the biggest thing for me is just getting a trim when you're tempted to chop it off. The trim makes it feel and look so much better and that's just the encouragement I need to keep going
@Baki Hanma My first trim was a couple months ago and I was shocked at how much better my hair felt
@@j.andrew358 How much time you wait to get your first trim? Sorry for my bad english.
@@dexx0272 Your English is great! I just usually wait a few months or until my ends look a bit rough
@@j.andrew358 Thanks for answering me. The last time I went to get my hair cut was 6 months ago, I think it's time to get my first trim
@@j.andrew358 I'm in the awkward stage, I'm ashamed to go out like this haha
Yo that dude's hair is dope.
It's very impressive how fluently you pronounce those chemicals. Chemistry students should learn that skill from you, Trav !
He's the only youtuber I know that speaks chemglish very fluently I'm so jealous.
Bruh.
@@sadieadler4383 afopie atoyebi as well! She's a trichologist/hair youtuber
Best and most underrated content creator on mens grooming and fashion..Stay safe and be awesome man!
I realize this is a channel designed for men's hair but I enjoy it as I learn alot about the science of caring for hair. FYI- I have fine, medium length, abundant, wavy/with some curly hair sections. Also like men that wear long hair.
I'm 18. I'm growing my hair out hopefully into a bun. Patience is a virtue. We can do this!
How's it going mate? Did you grew it?
I had a buzz cut when I was 18 and coulddt do until bun until I was almost 21. It's a true test of patience but we'll worth it
And is it going okay?
Definitely good to know these things, as no one tends to talk much or teach about it. I'm a victim of buying 'all in one' shampoo & conditioners that claim to be cheap and best, but apparently they are so bad that it causes problems, because you are supposed to at least shampoo and condition separately and as needed. I do think they should have smaller amounts as well because when you find a product you like, you only really have to try it 1 to 3 times to see whether it's good or not; rather than be stuck with some bottle of junkthat cost liek 10 to 30$ you used a few times and don't like to use. Reality is clearly, that not knowing how bad it works, and trying to simplify things that should work separately, tends to cause more problems.
Keep pushing boys! Been growing for over a year, and finally can put it all in one knot. It’s all downhill from here!
I fell for all the gimmicks, then found your channel. My hair is finally growing again! Thank you so much 🙏🏻
CurlyHairBro here
I can confess to def seeing your hair and saying hell I want that. Now I realize it's going to take a long time to grow. So I just let it grow naturally and let it be.
I shampoo my hair once a week because its so good for growth
Not really
@Baki Hanma i dont see anything honestly
@Baki Hanma It varies from person to person. I have seborrheic dermatitis so my scalp is very oily. So I have to shampoo every other day.
I will say that Biotin vitamins definitely work for me. My hair started growing super quickly
@@mosab88m yeah! Sorry it took me so long. This is just what worked for me. I took Nature made extra strength (I didn't know they were extra strength) along with a One A Day vitamin which already has biotin in it. I was trying to get a nice beard ready for a competition and I took two biotin vitamins and a One A Day for 3 months. I can definitely say it worked for me. I can't say if it'll work for everyone lol
I remember the days when I would look for ways to grow hair faster but then came to the conclusion that I was just gonna have to wait and 2 and a half years in I'm loving it!
Dude, your seriously smart. I have learned a ton from you in the few days since I discovered your channel. Immensely appreciate you and the effort you put into helping us all. Have a great weekend!
so glad I stuck with it. I'll be 2 years growing in september 💪
Congrats! I'm two years in right now. I'm also glad I didn't quit (like the two previous times I tried to grow them). It's the first time that I follow youtubers about that subject though. I guess I felt less alone with my "project", lol. I was more inclined to persevere this time.
@@blizzard2099 I’m nearly a year in and I’m so close to a man bun. I look like kurt cobain with my hair lmao.
TRAV! I'm loving the new length! That's where I'm trying to get to! Love the videos man! Your my favorite hair channel dude! Thanks for the content
2 months of growing out my hair from a fade cut,, the sides and the back are filling in great and the top has gotten longer too.
Keep going man I am at month 9/10 and it’s worfit man but unfortunately my hairline is suffering but if you all good keep going man I love long hair so I’ll firm it lol
I don't know why I'm watching this, I'm bald
I have a problem regarding shampooing, the thing is that since my hair is so frizzy by nature, I use an oil based pomade to style it so it looks appropriate and presentable, the oil feels really conditioning and softens my hair and also gives some hold and texture. But this also means that I have to shampoo it everyday to get rid of the product.
I don't think my hair feels brittle or broken, but I also don't like having to wash it everyday, but since my hair is so thick and frizzy I feel that a styling product is necessary. At least I use a moisturizing shampoo that is meant to use daily according to the brand, and I also use davines conditioner that is meant for coarse and frizzy hair, and also with my oil based pomade, maybe these 3 factors are why my hair is still soft even if i shampoo it everyday?
i use a wide tooth comb to brush my hair, if i have too , but i never ever use a brush on my hair, iuse my fingers to get knots out if i have them
Great video! Love to see science used! I had my hair cut in mid May from waist length to neck length and in the few short weeks following it's grown about 3-4 inches. My secret has always been to wash my scalp, not my hair, since the scalp is the root of healthy hair and only wash once a week or as needed. Shampoo used to wash the scalp flows through the hair during rinsing and removes an appropriate amount of dirt and oil without completely stripping the hair. I never wash the hair itself. I use a light amount of conditioner as needed and brush once a day just to style and remove shed hair.
Just discovered this channel and after watching only a handful of your videos I can already tell that you know your stuff!! Just over 1 year in to growing my hair out and these tips are so helpful! 👌
Man all this while I was watching without subscribing and today I subscribed to your channel because I get the real benefits for my hair from your tips. Thanks
you could make a whole series about each hair type and what shampoos conditioners and products to use. It would be easy content
I stopped cutting my hair March 2020 I'm looking at 2022 to achieve my goal of shoulder length your looking at 2 years there's no wY out of it.
Dude that was me I even took a olive oil bath worst mistake took me days to get all that oil out of my hair 😂
My hair grows WAY too fast, I just like watching your videos. Always providing great information!
I watched many of your videos and they are all very great. I started growing my hair two or three weeks now and I am definitely inspired to grow my hair. You have definitely earned my subscription. Thank you for all of your content! I hope you have a great day!
I'm currently 7 months in and let me tell you all somthing. Im not using any products that will speed up your hair grwoth the secret of growing out your hair 100% naturaly is just let it grow and be aware it might take some time. Also drinking water and such helpes a lot And use the right shampoo for your hair style myne is 50% mixed with stylish and wavy And for that a daily shampoo is highly recommeneded( not 100% strip based like 60% strip base is good!)
Using alot of products may even decrease the rate of growth since it can effect your sebum production
@@alicodm5120 True true. And not only that your hai will be damaged durning the proces and People dont say let it grow naturaly as you can and besides that your scalp will be damaged as well if you use to much of those products
Two questions: when you say your hair "style" is half wavy and half "stylish", what exactly do you mean by that? If you're talking about hair types, "stylish" isn't a hair type. Are you saying half of your hair gets he y styling products put into it? The other question: how are you determining how much "strip base" is in your shampoo? How are you distinguishing between (for example) 100% and 60%?
@@naughtmeinam4603 to awsner your 2 questions first off my hair style is mixed and second the strip base from the shampoo i'm using is good and it dosn't strip all off my hair oil
@@KevinR22I don't think that simple styling products can damage your hair. In the end it's all about genetics)
Make a video on what causes baldness and how to prevent it
3:06 six months I thought it was in the 3 month phase that awkward starts and ends at 6 months.
Another great video Trav.
It's surprising guys how your attitude towards your hair has to change in order to grow it out, it's almost as if you have
to stop "thinking like a short haired guy", and become more attentive to the processes required to nurture the growth
of your Mane. Once you relax into it, it becomes surprisingly easy..., just follow Travs advice, and you'll be onto a winner!
One thing I've noticed that is working for me is scalp massaging. I've noticed an improvement with my growing out routine. Hope it works for you!
Honestly for me your app didn't do much for me Trav. But your videos work for me with the more in depth focus on hair types and requirements.
I'm Indian so we naturally have thick wavy/curly hair. My hair has lost a little density because I went through a continuous period of stress for 7 months. I think that had to do something with it i'm not sure. There isn't a night and day difference between my hair now and what it was back then, but whenever I go through stress it thins a little. It will grow back, i've just been using texturizing products to give it more volume and fuller look till it grows back. Do you think because of my stress period my hair lost a little density? My hair is about to touch my shoulders.
Really great video! I’ve actually been doing some of these mistakes and definitely need to look into them more thanks for all you do!
Great content as always Trav!
Do you have any tips for swimmer's hair?
We are in contact with chlorine every day for several hours and I have noticed that this damages the hair.
Do you have any advice regarding the type of Shampoo/Conditioner and something to apply before entering the pool?
Cheers from Italy 🇮🇹
This guy doesn’t respond to his viewers.. terrible
Have you tried hair caps? I thought that is why people used them. :/ I dunno but you might know more than me since you are a swimmer.
i have curly hair and trying to growing what you described was very accurate bc it's happening now to me with the conditioning on the off shampoo days and my curls started to lose the bounce
Straight/Wavy haired guy here. My goal is what yours looked like before you cut it slightly, definitely taking its time
Are you already on the group??? If not, come and join us! It does make a difference be part of the group
@@derekbravo7811 i don't use facebook, i'm a part of a few hair subreddits though
I heard the Tangle Teezer Wet brush is really good for brushing hair especially when wet.
I've made the mistake of always using a leave in conditioner in between wash days wondering why my hair had so much product buildup and flakes now I know. Thank you Trav you really are a lot of help.
Wait so should I use leave in conditioner only on wash days even after I used normal conditioner?
@@no-hi2mr Yes you should.
@@sadieadler4383 thank you. You think its still ok to use cocinut oil or some form of oil every day?
@@no-hi2mr you can use a serum once a day of it doesn't bother you.
@@sadieadler4383 alright thanks. I appreciate it because I've also been doing the same thing of using leave in conditioner between wash days.
Your the best hair guy on youtube.
Hey Trav
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I grew my hair out simply out of laziness. The “lockdowns” helped with the awkwardness stage. But I must tell you, I’ve ALWAYS used mane n tail (horse shampoo) because it’s cheap. Now, after growing it out for two years, people compliment my long hair not knowing my “Mane n Tail secret.”
What exactly does that shampoo do…
@@CONFlDENTlALSnothing
Does fish oil supplements help ??
A video of how to cut long hair tips?
I have really thick coarse hair. But for the first time I've been growing it out. The top is probably 7inches now. I cut the sides not long ago so now the sides need to grow to length also. I wish it wasn't dry and coarse tho. When I shampoo it afro's out which sucks. I hope it gets long enough tho so I can Ponytail it.
You deserve wayyyyyy more subscribers. Keep it up you have probably the best channel for content on long hair guys. Could you do more videos talking about how to do hair and masculine styles? Mines getting to that man bun stage
Just in time, im starting my hair growth process just now! Thanks for the video, Trav!❤️
I grew my hair for 1 years starting the summer before my senior year and I loved it but I realized it was so damaged and I wanted to dye it bit I would have to color strip it first.
So I cut it all off in May 2020 and by 2021 I was in the fluffy awkward phase but by 2022 I am where I was 4 years in the first time and it's much healthier cause I've been taking care of it.
It's crazy how some basic things worked so well like keeping moisture in by braiding it in the winter cause I moved from the wet California coast to the dry north dakota winters. And man has it helped doing even basic hair health. My only problem now is the top of my hair isn't as curly as the back and the sides caus ei have to have it tied back so often.
12:18 if you will brush or comb on wet hair they'll fall or break more easy
dude thank you. i have been watching your videos lately and has helped me very much. underrated channel, definitely subscribing
Let's face the facts guys. As someone who's hair is now around 14 inches long from the scalp... My awkward phase lasted for about and close to a year. It's all about how patient you can be. The best thing I did was use caffeine shampoo which did work for the first few months of my hair growth... For the first few months.
Very inspiring starting my second Journey.
I don’t have a nutrition dense diet so I know from experience it helps my hair grow stronger
My mother told me that her hairdresser said growing your hair long makes it thinner because it pulls on the roots.
Is there any truth to that?
I got a little trim a couple of days ago and my hair feels and looks a lot better and more healthy. Before the trim my hair would constantly get tangled. Love the vid Trav your hair looks great as always
Is it safe to use Argan Oil daily? And can I use it on dry curly hair on the days where i do not wash my hair with shampoo and conditioner? I only wash my hair with shampoo and conditioner 3x a week and the other 4 days I do not wash my hair
I understand the theory of over shampooing/conditioning, but what if you use products in your hair to style it, daily or almost daily? Do you still recommend to not shampoo that often?
Im thinking of starting to grow my hair and these are some good tips
Actually, when I was around teen, shampooing everyday with head and shoulders grew my hair quite fast. I dont know if thats just me. And then I saw that shampooing is actually bad if done everyday, so I tried that. But then I started to flake/dandruff. So I went again with shampooing everyday to remove that dandruff.
Hopefully you read my comments but you should also do a video on benefits and cons of protective hair styles
Do you and how do you blowdry
I heard that wet hair should not be brushed because it is weakened. Is there any truth to it? I am a curly guy.
I grew out my hair for the first time in grade 8 (I cut it after two years) and it was no problem I did t even feel like cutting during the awkward stage. And I think why is because when I was in the awkward stage I just accept that I look like crap and I was in 8th grade so I just did not care what I looked and by the time I got to 10th grade I looked amazing.
I took biotin , it made me feel awful . I'm now 12 months in and nearly there with a full bun . I started from an undercut as most do so just waiting for my sides to grow. Never used conditioner and wash it with shampoo twice a week , the only thing I ever use in my hair is a good quality sea salt spray. Great video as always.
Also, thank you!
You was one of my inspirations when I first started my journey.
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Hi I've been growing my hair for a little.while but it's mainly my scalp and back of head growing not really the sides that we'll
Can you make a video about reducing volume for curly hair ? If not making a collab with a curl specialist. Even a girl
Why would you wanna do that? Volume is what gives curly hair and what makes curly hair so special. The reality is that you can never have too much volume please embrace it.
@@sadieadler4383 I have too much volume and I want to reduce it.
@@izkmky2811 Well we can trade places then because I want the most voluptuous hair in the universe and you can have my flat dull hair.
@@sadieadler4383 take my algerian curly hair. Too much volume
How often should I use shampoo and conditioner with Argon oil??
Thumbs up for pronouncing all those chemicals in one go without messing up. The grin after was great. XD
Hi Trav! Just now I was playing Monster Energy Supercross 4, and your intro music started playing and I immediately thought of you! I love you man! ❤️
Love ur content, very educational. There's this product I've been wondering of purchasing called Nioxin, claiming it can help reduce thinning hair. Would u recommend this product?
It’s decent. I’ve used it. I believe it has parabens though. Do your research and see if you’re ok with parabens
We seem to have a similar hair type. What shampoo and conditioner do you tend to use on a regular basis? Too many options for me to land on a single one for myself.
Dude, if your the fella in the profile pic then you have an insanely nice flow. Props 🤙🏻
Thank You! ❤
i am growing my hair out too, but the ends are getting dried or frizzy any tips?
Put some argan oil on the ends of your hair and brush it through slowly to spread it. Avoid the scalp though
@@TravWhiteStyle thanx man👍
@@mutahharmohsin5662 You might be due for a trim, you should check to see if you have any spilt ends and go from there. And if you don't need a trim and your hair is just dry follow Trav's tip.
@@sadieadler4383 yeah,i need a trim but again after 3-4 months they again become frizzy at the ends.
@@mutahharmohsin5662 You need a light trim every 3-4 months then.
Good video, Trav.
I have a request for video.
I have recently started using minoxidil, and it requires a clean scalp each time before the application. So I have started shampooing my scalp daily cause I wunna maximize absorbance.
I know this isn't your domain, however I'd appreciate a guide how to optimally apply minoxidil and clean it. 🙏
So I use a little product everyday like a cream pomade to help control my top knot/ bun. So now i run into product build up , so i condition everyday , and shampoo every 3 days. What routine do you rec for someone who uses pomade products? Plz help brotha!
Hey Trav, love ur channel.😎
I have a question about leave in conditioner.
So after shampooing and conditioning and then applying the leave in, can I use a hair cream or the leave in can work as a hair cream
Thanks 🙏🏻
Unless your hair is crazy damaged or dry you can probably skip the cream
@@TravWhiteStyle Thank u so much Trav, I have high porosity hair so I think the leave in can work. Someone on the Facebook group help me too😎👍🏼👍🏼
Good one trav👍
I rinse my hair with water daily and uae Shampoo once every 2 to 3 weeks and that is it.
Hey, so I have my hair to about my shoulders, with some layers and It’s shorter in some spots, I like having long hair but I find myself always wearing hats, and the hair is usually in my face because of how my hair lays, god forbid It’s windy that day, should I let all of it grow to a similar length to avoid hair in my face or is this permanent?
What do I do if I have dandruff and sweat a lot like go to the gym how do I not shampoo every day if I don’t my dandruff comes back
If you work in an environment that makes your hair smell like cooking, or cigarette smoke. I’m a in-home caregiver and I’m in different peoples homes so I get into different situations that make my hair smell. And I’m waiting to wash my hair less. Any advice on what I can do. Of course I can’t change my job lol.
My hair gets dry very easily - how many times a week do you reckon I should wash it? I went to the doctor and asked if it was dandruff or Seborrheic dermatitis but they simply said it was just dry scalp. Any recommendations?
Don’t use shampoo with sulphites use mild shampoo. Don’t wash it everyday it’s unnecessary
You Chanel is Gold pro
Hi trav
do you and how do you use hairdryer
Most self explanatory but they all make sense at least
Hey, do I need a conditioner if I never wash my hair with shampoo (and I wash my hair like 1-2 times a week)?
Hey trav I wanted to ask, do wearing baseball caps or any caps cause hair loss? Love the channel btw✌️
Only if they’re too tight and pulling on your scalp for long periods of time. Otherwise nah
Don't forget about that 50/50
Edit: Talking about diet, watching your diet would be good instructions in itself
THE channel?! We found it!
If I dont shampoo everyday, it seems my hair becomes weaker and more prone to hairfall or breakage.
This is amazing advice
Can I at least wet my hair every day, on the days I’m not washing my hair?
I am currently growing my hair. Bc of a condition i have (dermatitis seborrhoeica) i don't use conditioners or any other thing in my hair to not create buildups, and shampoo it every other day bc it gets really oily still for some reason... I would like to be able to take those two days that my hair does not get that greasy but idk what to do...it's not too bad but it's not good either, one day is perfectly fine, second day i maaaybe need to use dry shampoo if i have to go somewhere and want to look clean
Custro oil is better??
U r from the best in growing of hair bro
I really need to talk with someone who know somethings like u about my wavy dry hair and my shape with my hair while I'm in awkward time 😅
i haven't got a haircut sense about a year ago and it looks short because how curly it is
when you pull it down your face. where does it reach? eyebrows,nose,mouth etc
I feel ya lol.