Lush Deep Dives: Tame Tresses with Hair Treatments
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- 0:24 - Why should you use a Hair Treatment?
2:22 - H'Suan Wen Hua
4:00 - How to use a Hair Treatment
5:05 - Hot Oil Hair Treatments
7:04 - How to store Hot Oil Hair Treatments
7:58 - How to choose a Hair Treatment
Erica tackles some of your biggest questions about hair treatments. From how to breathe life back into heat- or dye-damaged tresses, to adding a boost of volume or moisture to manes that have lost their mojo, our hot oils and masks are here to help.
Just like the rest of our haircare collection, our solid hot oils and potted hair masks are made with ingredients that don’t just cover things up. These saviors dig deep to nourish and improve the quality of your hair and scalp. That includes rich butters to replenish moisture, clarifying vinegars to add shine and spices like mint and cinnamon that stimulate scalps for stronger strands. No matter the hair goal, Erica walks you through what you need to know to find your new holy grail products. See our full range of hair treatments: bit.ly/2Ek3QRZ
Featured products:
Stir up some H’Suan Wen Hua - bit.ly/2PtjT13
Go see your Hair Doctor - bit.ly/2QN0eJH
Ready for something New? - bit.ly/2OY5eOa
Connect with your Roots - bit.ly/2NE6mSr
Boost your blonde with Marilyn - bit.ly/2RGpylM
Learn how to winter-proof your full hair routine: bit.ly/2pP8gq7
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Her: its like a hair dressing
Me: oh like the texture
Her: it has oil and balsamic vinegar
Me: *oh she’s really not kidding*
HAHAHAHA so true! xoErica
Erica
TRUUU!!!
LOL if you need help painting a room you let me know! Xoxo Erica
I’d love to have a deep dive where you talk about certain ingredients based on benefits- nourishing, smoothing, revitalizing, etc. and some main products we can find them in! 💕
I have pretty bad anxiety. Not afraid to say I watch/listen to these deep dives as they create the most calming/ learning feeling. Erica has a really warm and caring presence while being really informative and excited about what you guys do. I love the ethos of Lush.
Just wanted to say thank you for helping me feel better through these videos.
Oh man I love these deep dive vids. I just started working at Lush and this is helping me learn the products!
I love the way she explains these products. 👍🏻
Marilyn really gave me wonderful hair, it was softer in general and I'll definitely go back for more
LOVE THIS!!!!!
I ended up getting one of my most recent Lush runs a sampler of Jasmine and Henna hair treatment. Long story short if worked out so well on taming down my unmanageable frizz, that I may have a larger tub. And I love it! 😄
i love Lush and appreciate the treatments being silicone free but PLEASE remove the sulfates from them. Sulfates are so drying for hair.
Yes please! I get Brazilian blowouts and can’t use anything with sulfates.
LushLabs JUST released 6 SLS free shampoo bars, but they're not currently in the US
Diane Mary they just made some new shampoo bars with no toxic sulfates (only Sodium Coco Sulfate which is really gentle and derives from coconut oil)
Sulfates are present in LUSH’s hair masks because 1) they act as an emulsifier, keeping all the other ingredients mixed together so the oils, butters, and liquids don’t separate. And 2) it helps the mask wash out when you’re removing it in the shower. If sulfates were not present in the hair masks, it would be VERY difficult to remove all the lovely moisturizing ingredients from your hair, even when using shampoo to help. You would end up needing to shampoo TWICE to get everything out, which would actually dry out your hair more than you think the small amount of sulfates are :)
Lush understands that Sulfates are drying so they make sure to balance that with very hydrating ingredients.
PLEASE release the hair products from the showcase! I’m in desperate need of the scalp serum and heat serum! The hairspray would be awesome too!!!
My favorite is Jasmine and Henna Fluff Eaze. Its super hydrating and softening and my hair is super shiny afterwards. I have super dry and curly hair and this stuff is AWESOME for that. I put on a shower cap and a winter cap and keep it on all night snd wash it out in the morning.
That's my favourite hair treatment too, but too bad Lush decided to discontinue it! 😥
@@littlebluedolphin they didn't discontinue it. I bought it like last week ans its available online
Lov that she's using a crow canyon mug for the hot oil treatments
Love the deep dives! Could you please do one on your Henna range?
TheVideoer123 they did it!
please do a deep dives on lip balms!!!
Please 🙆 explore of no sulfates and no silicones!
LUSH UK has in the lush labs this month solid shampoos with no SLS.
Lush doesn't use silicones
i recently tried "New" And i loved it !!! after washing it out my hair felt so soft and light>
Noam Haim hello from 2019! I just bought New the other day. I am glad it worked for you. I’m trying it tonight 🤞🏼♥️ the guy at Lush said it will help with new hair growth which I need !
Can you do conditioners? Or shampoos?
My hair is so dry and damaged so I’m using the H’suan Wen Hua treatment for the first time right now, I hope it helps 😭
I miss deep dive videos!
What hair treatment would you recommend for dandruff and hairfall?
Why doesn't Lush NA have the new naked skin cleansers & moisturisers? Why isn't that something that Lush NA explores as well?
I agree, but they do have a naked facial serum called "Full of Grace", it has Jojoba oil to really moisturize the skin and also tons of fresh portabella mushrooms to provide antioxidants to the skin. This product can also be used before a face mask to prevent redness after removal.
Would you recommend combining Lush products at once during a single use?
I used half of my new hot treatment and have lots left in keeping it in a empty black pot
Yaaaaas queeeen! 🤗
Please do shampoo and conditioners
Clicked it thinking it was Sia in the thumbnail
I've always loved Erica since I watched the first video of her, and it might be just me but do I notice like she's not as bubbly in this video? Maybe something happened to her or something.. I'm obviously not gonna get an answer, but I just noticed it and it's probably not a big deal.. Sending lots of love to this amazing company! ❤
I think some of what it probably is is that she had filmed bunch of Deep Dives on the same day, so she was probably getting tired
oh bud! I don't know, I was just trucking along with the Dives that day...but I'm sending you happiness and bubbles! xoErica
@@whiteprayingmantis Well it's good to hear that nothing bad happened, I looove the way you explain products and things, I could listen to you all day! Hugs ❤
hugs! xoxoxErica
Does lush have a dandruff shampoo? Whether they do or don’t do any of you have any dandruff shampoo recommendations from lush?
If they don’t like if you think they should make one!😋😜😝
Soak and Float Shampoo Bar is super good for dandruff. It has soothing Cade oil and other ingredients that help remove those pesky flakes
Soak and float is amazing!! Makes my hair super soft too
i've tried H'Suan Wen Hua and it leaves my hair feeling extremely soft i love it, the problem is the expiration date :/
Ivett Csápai yes i know! but i don't soak my hair in it that's why i don't use much of it, the pot would last me months if the expiration date wasn't so short, great product though i will not hesitate to re buy it
These hair treatments are made to be single use, I'm glad that you get multiple uses but that would explain the short expiration date.
Briana Del Cid well unless someone has hair down to the floor i don't get how it can be single used... it is after all a big pot
you can bring in your own containers to some stores! just ask an employee next time you’re in store about the best thing to do and they should be able to help make sure you’re getting as much as you need before expiring :)
I want to hear about makeup
I like the R&B but it’s not my favorite scent.
My boyfriend uses it in his beard & I love getting a whiff of it.
Agree I don’t like the smell of it
I use R&B on my hair but sometimes switch it up to "Queen Bee" in my beard. It's aimed towards curly/afro hair, but it's really handy and the smell is great.
Can there be a hair treatments that does not contain alcohol?
If you’re talking about cetearyl alcohol that’s actually good for your hair. It is a fatty alcohol not like isopropyl or ethanol. It just has -OH group on the end that’s why it is named that.
I love Jasmine and Henna Fluff-ease, but too bad now it's been discontinued! That was the only product that helped my unruly, poofy and dry hair stay silky soft and nicely controlled with less frizz! Now none of the Lush hair treatments come close!
To my knowledge, Jasmine and Henna Fluff-ease is still in-stores. At my local store I saw it there last week.
Please remove sulfates from things that don't need it like hair masks. Why do you need it?
miniature maker Sulfates are present in hair masks because 1) they act as an emulsifier, keeping all the other ingredients mixed together so the oils, butters, and liquids don’t separate. And 2) it helps the mask wash out when you’re removing it in the shower. If sulfates were not present in the hair masks, it would be VERY difficult to remove all the lovely moisturizing ingredients from your hair, even when using shampoo to help. You would end up needing to shampoo TWICE to get everything out, which would actually dry out your hair more than you think the small amount of sulfates are :)
How on earth is it self-preserving after you've added water? The whole sales pitch of 'self-preserving' is the product doesn't need a broad spectrum preservative because it is either a waterless formula or the consumer adds water per use. Once you add water you've created the conditions for bacteria and mould to grow even if you keep it in the fridge. Refrigeration will just slow down bacteria growth it won't stop it. There is no way a product with that much fat in it will not have a sizable bacteria culture after a month of refrigeration. If you want to sell waterless products that's fine but telling people to keep them hydrated and unpreserved for a month presents a far greater health hazard then the preservatives ever have.
Sulfates 👎👎👎👎👎
Her hair is a mess though
LOL I like it wild, but it’s still healthy! xoErica
It’s beautiful. Don’t be mean.