Daaaafaqqqqqck is an ear picker?! RE Vegetarian when you are around friends and family- You can doooo it!!! I did a vlog video of a bunch of easy vegetarian/ vegan meals if you need inspo to cook/order 😝 You just gotta get your staple meals down pat and know what works for you when you go out to eat 🙌🏼 when I eat with family or friends that are meat eaters I usually bring something yummy along too- and sometimes it even inspires them to try it 😝 tweet me if you want some more ideas/ awesome food blogs I follow 👌🏼👌🏼
+Minh Tran There's been a scientific study that Caucasians don't get the same kind of ear wax as us Asians. Apparently, white people's ear wax is more liquid-y and just needs Q-tip to clean whereas Asians' ear wax is that gunky clumpy substance that's rolled into a ball so we need ear pickers to clean. I don't know if it's genetics or not, but different races have different body conditions (like for example, most Asians are lactose intolerant because we don't have milk and cheese in our regular food diet....lack of milk in Asian diet is also why we're shorter because calcium in milk is what makes bones grow taller but we don't eat/drink milk after infancy)
I don't know why people are complaining about the megadrought, just stop watering almonds and heavy watering required crops and just plant potatoes instead.
+Viet Lee lol sistas calm down hes just joking this is the homie that just wants to comment about potatos every single vlog :) just smile, maybe say hi and keep scrolling. :)
Wellie, ever since you made that video about you trying out the vegetarian side really got me thinking and actually researched everything and now I'm fully vegan and this is the best decision I have ever made. I come from a Hispanic house hold and yes NO ONE agrees to this transition and they argue with me about it and I listen but still do me and eat whatever I want. They don't understand and I tried educating them but that didn't work so now I literally just eat my vegan meals while they eat meat/dairy and I do not feel tempted. Give it a whole 30 days and you'll taste buds will change. And just an FYI, you can't say you love and care for animals if you still consume their byproducts just saying. But I know it's all new to you and you're trying even though you were the one to change me lol love you so much! (:
+Angelise I KNOW! It's so hard. I really wanna be a vegan but my family is hispanic and doesn't understand. I tell them I don't wanna eat more eat/dairy and my mum still cooks meat and stuff so basically I cant really eat vegan other than fruits in the morning and afternoon. I'm screwed for dinner ;;
+Trisha Paytas lol no, someday you'll see why I'm promoting this topic. I'm not trying to be rude or pushy. All I'm doing is thanking weylie and kinda answering her question, so your comment is irrelevant(:
Hi Weylie! I stopped eating meat around 5 years ago, and at the time my family was not supportive of it at all (they're all meat eaters). But I think over time, they will be more accepting of it and understand your reasons for wanting to be a vegetarian (whether it be for the environment, your health, for the animals, etc). The beginning is always the hardest because change is hard to accept. Your family or people around you might not understand now, but I'm sure they will with time, so don't worry! There are so many great reasons to be a vegetarian, and I think the more informed you are about the benefits of choosing this lifestyle, the more you can convince others or have them accept and understand it more :)
I'm 16 and have been a vegetarian for almost a year. It's hard when no one around you had the same diet. And hard for family to get used to. But over time ur family will accept it and not question it as much. So just takes time. Good luck weylie!
It's good that California is getting rain! We're having storms here and it's gotten the rivers flooded and even roads. Now we're having snow. It's crazy! Lol.
Personally apple cidder vinegar is what got rid of my dandruff. Don't buy dandruff shampoos they're the worst too many chemicals and most of the time they only make it worst. Love u guys 😄
Cristina I used it once a week. You can do it twice a week if you want to in case its severe. Mix equal parts of cool water and apple cider vinegar massage it into the scalp and leave it for a few minutes. I used it after shampoo and just rinsed my hair with cool water. Or you could mix some of it with your shampoo. ✌
+Nina El Yes apple cider vinegar rinse is the best, I have the worst dandruff. Also taking a little tee tree oil, and putting it on your scalp, helps keep the dandruff at bay.
I am using ACV for treating my acne and it was also the best. I also tried using ACV once to treat my dandruff but i was so scared that i might burn my hair LOL
I know what you mean weylie! I'm Vietnamese. Everyone is so stuck in their ways and not open to vegetarianism and always say that I need more protein but when you've committed for a few years they definitely accept it! My mom (who was against it at first) even made vegetarian alternative dishes for me last Thanksgiving!
i can relate to you about the vegetarian thing, its a little difficult esp as chinese-american! for me, when my parents got older, they start eating less and less meat and ate more 'mild' foods so they are gradually accepting of vegetarianism. i tell my parents that i don't eat certain things because either "i dont like it" or "im trying to be healthy" and they take it as if i'm growing up. :P
***** not saying meat isnt healthy! vegetarianism can be unhealthier depending on what you eat. im not even vegetarian. but parents will usually not complain when you just use "i want to be healthy" as an excuse
I was vegetarian for a couple of years and since I lived at home I tried to educate my family on the change that I was making, it helped them understand more and be a bit more supportive of my choice.
it makes me so happy every time you guys go to japantown :) i live about 2 hours away from sf and i love to go to japantown when i visit. seeing you guys vlog there brings back so many happy memories with my friends and family!
I'm dealing with the same problem this winter! Never had dandruff before either. I used coconut oil on my scalp and let it sit for like 15-30 minutes and it helped mine a lot. It's also really good for dry damaged hair.
For the dandruff..use mayo or coconut oil on your hair like a leave in conditioner then wash out in the shower. It moisturizes your scalp and makes ur hair soft and shiny. My sister uses it and she has the big ol' flakes so shes been doing it and it has completely disappeared for 2-3 weeks.
I have a problem with dandruff during the winter times. Shampooing twice reduces the dandruff and so does doing an egg mask on your hair works wonders!
Oh yes, girl. I'm so relieved to know someone else who is struggling with this transition. At least lately i've just been CRAVING tuna, although i haven't had much of a struggle with giving up meat in general. However, i will say the greatest struggle still is with the understanding of family and friends. My family just seems plainly uncomfortable about this -.-
If you're ever craving bbq sliders, try making jackfruit bbq sliders. I was skeptical at first, but finally tried a recipe from minimalist baker and it was soooo good! Good luck on your vegetarian transition!
I just started using neutrogena t-gel and biolace shampoo for my dry scalp/dandruff hair. I switch between the two, it's been keeping the dandruff at bay so far. I constantly change shampoos to find new brands that work for me. Ive used the Paul Mitchell mint tea tree shampoo in the past and that also worked for me. Also my hair type is baby fine hair.
Invite your family out to your favorite vegetarian/vegan Chinese spot. Sometimes people need to physically see your reality to accept it. They might even enjoy the food too!
I went vegan about 8months ago and I totally know what you mean about parents not being supportive, it was so frustrating at the start, I wasn't a huge meathead and ate fish like never so that part wasn't hard at all, but the dairy products and eggs I ate loads before. Everyone around me pretty much understood about the meat part because when you actually think about what is meat it's pretty disgusting, not to mention the slaughterhouse videos .. But the dairy products isn't so easy for everyone to understand because it's a little bit more complicated but just as cruel as the meat industry. At the start I made my own meals (still do) and I think that's important, to show your family what you DO eat, and what products you could replace to another ones. Another way is also educating them, just throw some fact around weather it be ethical, environmental or health. My family isn't vegan whatsoever but at least they know what vegan means and can make a vegan dish me so I'm happy :D
Weylie, try using Head and Shoulders for your dandruff. I've had dandruff all my life but when I use Head and Shoulders, my dandruff literally disappears.
i know that this is really weird for me to say but wahile I love you and everything about u Ur awesome and iv been going throw allot lattley and watching Ur videos just make me so happy I think to my self one day I will be like u and have a relationship like your love journee
I've been a vegetarian most of my life, and now I'm trying to become a vegan (but I really love cheese!!!).Anyway, it's hard for the family because it's something different and new to them. They care so much about you that they think you're not getting all your nutrients; but if you let them know what you eat now in order to compensate for what you're no longer eating, and also let them know that it's a very personal decision that really works for you and it makes you happy, they'll eventually understand. My family never talks about the subject anymore, not even during dinners while I'm the only one eating different food.
I'm watching the videos out of order and just commented on the one after regarding me eating mainly vegan. For me, it's due to health reasons that I opted to do it. I hope you can get your family to support you and understand your reasons. Another thing that I'm sure someone probably mentioned was that with all of the the things that are injected into the meats, processed foods; those preservatives, toxic ingredients and things all end up consumed by those that are eat meat and processed foods.
Try the Body Shop Ginger shampoo! Its for anti-dandruff. I had dandruff from the dryness in the winter and when I started using the shampoo, it was gone! I was so amazed at what that shampoo can do for your hair!
I'm sort of in the same position as you are, Weylie. I started transitioning to a vegan diet in march, after watching Earthlings (by the way, if you haven't seen it, you must see it because it puts our actions into perspective). My mom has always respected my decision but my dad is a little more upset with me, especially ever since I decided to go full on vegan. It's really upsetting that I have to sit at the table and have to listen to his "advice". I think that tha's the case for you too but you have to understand that some people don't really see the harm that a diet revolving around meat can cause to our bodies. Just be calm and do your own thing, stick to what you believe in because, at the end of the day, it's you that has to be ok with your conscience, not your parents. Maybe, when you visit your parents, try bringing some vegan food for them to try. I hope you'll read my comment and if you do, I want you to know that I'm super proud of you because you've decided that you don't want to be a cause for animal suffering. I have watched you ever since you posted the video on tampons (a heck of a long time ago) and I really believe that you are my SISTAAAH:) I'm sending you lots of love from Italy. Have yourself a Merry (cruelty-free) Christmas :)
put oil in your hair for like half an hour or an hour or even over night - almond oil or coconut oil is soo good it hydrates your scalp and keeps your hair soft
i´ve been fully vegetarian since the start ( about 4 soon 5 months) but i went fully vegetarian cause i didn´t really like meat/chicken/seafood etc...so it´s kinda easy for me, but im really proud of you!! ♥ And im happy that you have found a way that is easier for you to start off with!♥
Unfortunately, even the heaviest rain this year won't stop the drought because it's been so many years. The soil/ground are actually too dried up and compacted to absorb the water, which means it's easier to flood :(
You can soak your hair in white vinegar. It helps keep your hair clean and smooth, which also helped me with my case if dandruff. But this is from natural uncolored hair so I don't know if it would work on colored hair. Hope it helps. :)
when i went vegetarian later on vegan i realized the only way my friends and family became truly supported was when i stopped letting them influence me and trying to make them comfortable instead of myself, thats when they realize how serious i was and how much this meant to me. they now love trying all these vegan food with me..... good luck with your transition :)
I love you and Wah so much Weylie! Stay beautiful sista! Okay so my sister is dealing with the same problem with dandruff and she's been using jojoba oil from dessert essence and it's been working for her quite well!
weylie!! please do an update about your vegetarian diet!! its been awhile! would love to know what are some issues you faced and how you coped with the change
Weylie you can use tea tree shampoo and conditioner or rub tea tree oil on your scalp before you wash your hair it helps I've used the Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special shampoo and conditioner once a week and it works. Hopefully that helps and I have colored hair and it doesn't strip the color very much. You guys are awesome
I got the same dandruff problem as you Weylie. For me honey did the trick. Just put it in you hair before you shower, leave it in for up to 1 hour and then wash you hair. And don't use shampoos that have chemicals in them that dry out your skin like sodium laurenth sulfate or glycerin.
Nizoral shampoo is the best you only use it like 2-3 times a week. Dermatologists write for this prescription strength all the time. But the 1% strength is available in the shampoo aisle
Anti-dandruff shampoo would probably make your scalp drier. You're more likely to fix your dry scalp by adding some sort of oil to your hair to add moisture, maybe massage some argan oil or coconut oil into your scalp and leave it for a little bit and then wash it off if you're afraid your hair will look oily?
What I did to get rid of dandruff was use Listerine (the brown one) and put it in the shower, let it sit for about 5 minutes, then rinse it off. Keep in mind that your hair will smell like Listerine for a couple of days but it does get rid of it after a couple of times that you do it. Hope this helps. PS. I don't know if it would damage the color of your hair... Maybe look more into that...
Weylie what your talking about is actually Dry Scalp which is caused by an extremely dry scalp. I actually have a lot of that and there are actually a lot of factors that cause your scalp to be drier than usual. Dandruff is actually caused by a greasy or oily scalp, people usually confuse the two or call both dandruff but there is a difference. The best way to deal with dry scalp is trying natural oils and also drinking lots of water but because its winter its harder to maintain and trust me i have had dry scalp all my life and i'm 19.
Weylie I feel you with the whole eating/diet thing. I love animals and stay away from meat or seafood as much as possible but I am chinese too and I feel like chinese asian parents do not believe or agree with the vegan/vegetarian diet if they have never eaten that way before. Our kind of cuisine is actually really meat-densed! When I'm alone I try to eat vegan as well, but at family dinners, especially if I know that my dad or mom went out of their way to cook something for me I don't limit myself as well. I don't have any advice on helping your family and friends be accepting except to give it time and allow them to adjust because recently my family have been ok with it. They probably gave up hahaha. But if they see that you are consistently being serious with your decision then I'm sure they would support you in time to come! Good luck babe xx
I get you about family hating your diet/lifestyle because I'm vegan and my mom would constantly ask me if I wanted chicken even though I've been vegan for THREE WEEKS! But it's all good now, she really doesn't ask me that anymore. My tips are to tell your family about why you want to be vegetarian and the cruelty and health risks behind eating meat.
Don't know if anyone else said it, but put coconut oil on your scalp at night and shampoo it out in the morning! Totally works! Plus it's safe for color treated hair!
I've been using head and shoulders and I never get a lot or big dandruffs. I tried switching to other shampoos to try it out and then I started having lots of dandruff so maybe head and shoulders would help you out too. Always here to help (:
I totally understand how your feeling since im going threw the same thing although im just eating healthy its extremely hard when everyone wants to go eat unhealthy fast food
We are getting really bad storms where I live at the moment so what do I do! Watch wahlietv of course! What else would any sane person do? Love y'all! Thank you for the video! Btw I hope your eye is doing ok!❤️❤️
You should give Verb's Ghost Oil a try. It's available at Sephora and about $14, if I'm remembering correctly. It's multipurpose and I usually never have dandruff, but when I use the oil to help my ends, I use what's left on my hands and kind of rub it into where I'm dry on my scalp. Works wonders! It's very light but super moisturizing without actually being oily. And if you don't wanna commit to a whole bottle just get like a Sephora sample lol. Alsooo, I'm an SF native and I keep waiting for the day I bump into y'all :"(
LOL Weylie! I feel. My family is Chinese and I diet annually where I become vegetarian or pescatarian. My family is very accepting of it, but sometimes they do forget about my diet just because I do it for health reasons whereas you are doing it for moral reasons. But I would just tell them that you are trying to be healthier and live longer. Buddhist people and monks do it also, so why not you too?? lol. I'm pretty sure they can understand then!
Hey Weylie! I actually have the same problem because I dye my hair and have very mild dandruff normally. But after I have been dying my hair more in the last few months, I too, am getting larger flakes. I tried apple cider vinegar rinse and that helped ease the itch and what not and then I started putting conditioner on my roots for a few minutes before rinsing when I wash my hair and that seemed to help lessen the dandruff. Hope that helps! ps love your videos! :)
I would say to watch some documentaries on vegetarian/vegan lifestyles and see which ones sum up your opinions on this subject the best or which ones you like the best and ask your family members to watch them.
Btw Wahlie!1!The restaurant you passed by in Japantown (the one with food displayed by the window) has BOMB ass vegetarian food. Their soba is pretty pretty good 😄
I used wen cleansing shampoo for several months and maybe because it was too cleansing and drying out my scalp, I started getting dandruff for the first time ever. I decided to use wen every other month instead of weekly and the dandruff went away. I know you mentioned using their cleansing shampoo the past video so maybe that could be a contributing factors also.
What do you guys use in the car? Your footage is so still lol ours always turns out shaky :( My hair is always dry...I just use head and shoulders haha their formulas have improved so much over the years!
aw i know the plastics forks probably come with the take out, but i feel like whenever we can, we should save the environment an use reusable forks/cutlery in general :/
Daaaafaqqqqqck is an ear picker?! RE Vegetarian when you are around friends and family- You can doooo it!!! I did a vlog video of a bunch of easy vegetarian/ vegan meals if you need inspo to cook/order 😝 You just gotta get your staple meals down pat and know what works for you when you go out to eat 🙌🏼 when I eat with family or friends that are meat eaters I usually bring something yummy along too- and sometimes it even inspires them to try it 😝 tweet me if you want some more ideas/ awesome food blogs I follow 👌🏼👌🏼
Ear picker is to pick wax out of your ear lol and clean your ears basically. It's gross I know but it's useful!
Many Asian households own one!
So you're telling me non Asian people don't have an ear picker? Lol
+Karissa Pukas I've been vegetarian my whole life, never eaten meat.
+Minh Tran There's been a scientific study that Caucasians don't get the same kind of ear wax as us Asians. Apparently, white people's ear wax is more liquid-y and just needs Q-tip to clean whereas Asians' ear wax is that gunky clumpy substance that's rolled into a ball so we need ear pickers to clean. I don't know if it's genetics or not, but different races have different body conditions (like for example, most Asians are lactose intolerant because we don't have milk and cheese in our regular food diet....lack of milk in Asian diet is also why we're shorter because calcium in milk is what makes bones grow taller but we don't eat/drink milk after infancy)
I'm from Miami, so technically the only snow I see, is from my head.
Haaaaaaa
I don't know why people are complaining about the megadrought, just stop watering almonds and heavy watering required crops and just plant potatoes instead.
Or how about stop giving it to the animals? :D animal agriculture takes loads of water!
+MaddiGaming we kill them anyway ?
Can I fry yo potates
Stop with your stupid potatoes, like they aren't funny, they are stupid.
+Viet Lee lol sistas calm down hes just joking this is the homie that just wants to comment about potatos every single vlog :) just smile, maybe say hi and keep scrolling. :)
being someone from washington, that rain looked like my daily walk in the park weather LOL
Ikr I live in tx we have crazy weather so y are they complaining about it 😡
+shawty khounsinavong Because it's been quite a while since it's rained like that in Cali
Wellie, ever since you made that video about you trying out the vegetarian side really got me thinking and actually researched everything and now I'm fully vegan and this is the best decision I have ever made. I come from a Hispanic house hold and yes NO ONE agrees to this transition and they argue with me about it and I listen but still do me and eat whatever I want. They don't understand and I tried educating them but that didn't work so now I literally just eat my vegan meals while they eat meat/dairy and I do not feel tempted. Give it a whole 30 days and you'll taste buds will change. And just an FYI, you can't say you love and care for animals if you still consume their byproducts just saying. But I know it's all new to you and you're trying even though you were the one to change me lol love you so much! (:
*no one agrees to this lifestyle
+Angelise I KNOW! It's so hard. I really wanna be a vegan but my family is hispanic and doesn't understand. I tell them I don't wanna eat more eat/dairy and my mum still cooks meat and stuff so basically I cant really eat vegan other than fruits in the morning and afternoon. I'm screwed for dinner ;;
+revoo22 what I did was I ate all the sides that came with the meat such as rice and beans or pasta with no cheese or made myself potatoes.
+Trisha Paytas lol no, someday you'll see why I'm promoting this topic. I'm not trying to be rude or pushy. All I'm doing is thanking weylie and kinda answering her question, so your comment is irrelevant(:
+Angelise did Trisha watch this?
Hi Weylie! I stopped eating meat around 5 years ago, and at the time my family was not supportive of it at all (they're all meat eaters). But I think over time, they will be more accepting of it and understand your reasons for wanting to be a vegetarian (whether it be for the environment, your health, for the animals, etc). The beginning is always the hardest because change is hard to accept. Your family or people around you might not understand now, but I'm sure they will with time, so don't worry! There are so many great reasons to be a vegetarian, and I think the more informed you are about the benefits of choosing this lifestyle, the more you can convince others or have them accept and understand it more :)
started thinking about wahlie, decided to check, and they upload a minute ago 😄
Girl, same
Markiepooh
Calm your tits ^
I'm 16 and have been a vegetarian for almost a year. It's hard when no one around you had the same diet. And hard for family to get used to. But over time ur family will accept it and not question it as much. So just takes time. Good luck weylie!
everyday i look forward to your vlogs!!
LOL when you said Wah made you cry.....i was thinking that you both have a fight hahaha
Weylie, coat your hair and scalp with coconut oil and leave it in over night. The coconut oil moisturizes your scalp and helps a ton with dandruff!
It's good that California is getting rain! We're having storms here and it's gotten the rivers flooded and even roads. Now we're having snow. It's crazy! Lol.
I love u guys! U should make a video of all the memorable things that happened in 2015
Personally apple cidder vinegar is what got rid of my dandruff. Don't buy dandruff shampoos they're the worst too many chemicals and most of the time they only make it worst. Love u guys 😄
how do you use it? thanks for the tip
Cristina I used it once a week. You can do it twice a week if you want to in case its severe. Mix equal parts of cool water and apple cider vinegar massage it into the scalp and leave it for a few minutes. I used it after shampoo and just rinsed my hair with cool water. Or you could mix some of it with your shampoo. ✌
+Nina El Yes apple cider vinegar rinse is the best, I have the worst dandruff. Also taking a little tee tree oil, and putting it on your scalp, helps keep the dandruff at bay.
Thanks for the tip! Definitely gonna try this!
I am using ACV for treating my acne and it was also the best. I also tried using ACV once to treat my dandruff but i was so scared that i might burn my hair LOL
Yup, we are finally on Winter break 🙌🏼 & spending it watching Wahlie 😌
Try Clear shampoo! Once a week or 2, I put coconut oil w/peppermint oil on my scalp for a half hour or so. You can use apple cider vinegar too!
I know what you mean weylie! I'm Vietnamese. Everyone is so stuck in their ways and not open to vegetarianism and always say that I need more protein but when you've committed for a few years they definitely accept it! My mom (who was against it at first) even made vegetarian alternative dishes for me last Thanksgiving!
i can relate to you about the vegetarian thing, its a little difficult esp as chinese-american! for me, when my parents got older, they start eating less and less meat and ate more 'mild' foods so they are gradually accepting of vegetarianism. i tell my parents that i don't eat certain things because either "i dont like it" or "im trying to be healthy" and they take it as if i'm growing up. :P
Yeah I say that meat and dairy gives me stomach pains and that it makes me wanna throw up and that gets them to back off a little bit
***** not saying meat isnt healthy! vegetarianism can be unhealthier depending on what you eat. im not even vegetarian. but parents will usually not complain when you just use "i want to be healthy" as an excuse
Just little things like your vlog can makes my day 💕
Head and shoulders girl!! Trust me I sometimes experience light dandruff when I try new hair products. And it's okay for color treated hair!!!
Thanks for uploading! Love you guys!!!! Special hearts for your baby Michi
'I didn't want to cook' everyday hahahaha
I was vegetarian for a couple of years and since I lived at home I tried to educate my family on the change that I was making, it helped them understand more and be a bit more supportive of my choice.
Your make up is so good in this video weylie. Im loving it.😍
Weylie use head and shoulder!! It works the best especially during winter
it makes me so happy every time you guys go to japantown :) i live about 2 hours away from sf and i love to go to japantown when i visit. seeing you guys vlog there brings back so many happy memories with my friends and family!
I'm dealing with the same problem this winter! Never had dandruff before either. I used coconut oil on my scalp and let it sit for like 15-30 minutes and it helped mine a lot. It's also really good for dry damaged hair.
I really love your vlogs I don't want vlogmas to end 😭
For the dandruff..use mayo or coconut oil on your hair like a leave in conditioner then wash out in the shower. It moisturizes your scalp and makes ur hair soft and shiny. My sister uses it and she has the big ol' flakes so shes been doing it and it has completely disappeared for 2-3 weeks.
I have a problem with dandruff during the winter times. Shampooing twice reduces the dandruff and so does doing an egg mask on your hair works wonders!
I diiiiied when Wah was crying over the rain LOL
Hope Wah is feeling better!
Japan town! used to go there every weekend. can't believe you guys live in SF! place is awesome and I love the rain!
Im proud of how you discussed your diet transition
Oh yes, girl. I'm so relieved to know someone else who is struggling with this transition. At least lately i've just been CRAVING tuna, although i haven't had much of a struggle with giving up meat in general. However, i will say the greatest struggle still is with the understanding of family and friends. My family just seems plainly uncomfortable about this -.-
If you're ever craving bbq sliders, try making jackfruit bbq sliders. I was skeptical at first, but finally tried a recipe from minimalist baker and it was soooo good! Good luck on your vegetarian transition!
I just started using neutrogena t-gel and biolace shampoo for my dry scalp/dandruff hair. I switch between the two, it's been keeping the dandruff at bay so far. I constantly change shampoos to find new brands that work for me.
Ive used the Paul Mitchell mint tea tree shampoo in the past and that also worked for me. Also my hair type is baby fine hair.
Invite your family out to your favorite vegetarian/vegan Chinese spot. Sometimes people need to physically see your reality to accept it. They might even enjoy the food too!
I went vegan about 8months ago and I totally know what you mean about parents not being supportive, it was so frustrating at the start, I wasn't a huge meathead and ate fish like never so that part wasn't hard at all, but the dairy products and eggs I ate loads before. Everyone around me pretty much understood about the meat part because when you actually think about what is meat it's pretty disgusting, not to mention the slaughterhouse videos .. But the dairy products isn't so easy for everyone to understand because it's a little bit more complicated but just as cruel as the meat industry. At the start I made my own meals (still do) and I think that's important, to show your family what you DO eat, and what products you could replace to another ones. Another way is also educating them, just throw some fact around weather it be ethical, environmental or health. My family isn't vegan whatsoever but at least they know what vegan means and can make a vegan dish me so I'm happy :D
I recommend Head&Shoulders, seriously it's the best! All of my family members used it for dandruff and even oily hair, and it works like wonders.
Weylie, try using Head and Shoulders for your dandruff. I've had dandruff all my life but when I use Head and Shoulders, my dandruff literally disappears.
GURRRLLL. DO A COCONUT OIL (PRESSED, ORGANIC) HAIR MASK!!! I even use it for a face mask and even mix it in my body lotion before going to bed!
Weylie your make up is ON FLEEK!!
you go girl! being veg is the best thing for you, the planet, and the animals.
i know that this is really weird for me to say but wahile I love you and everything about u Ur awesome and iv been going throw allot lattley and watching Ur videos just make me so happy I think to my self one day I will be like u and have a relationship like your
love journee
I've been a vegetarian most of my life, and now I'm trying to become a vegan (but I really love cheese!!!).Anyway, it's hard for the family because it's something different and new to them. They care so much about you that they think you're not getting all your nutrients; but if you let them know what you eat now in order to compensate for what you're no longer eating, and also let them know that it's a very personal decision that really works for you and it makes you happy, they'll eventually understand. My family never talks about the subject anymore, not even during dinners while I'm the only one eating different food.
I'm watching the videos out of order and just commented on the one after regarding me eating mainly vegan. For me, it's due to health reasons that I opted to do it. I hope you can get your family to support you and understand your reasons.
Another thing that I'm sure someone probably mentioned was that with all of the the things that are injected into the meats, processed foods; those preservatives, toxic ingredients and things all end up consumed by those that are eat meat and processed foods.
Try the Body Shop Ginger shampoo! Its for anti-dandruff. I had dandruff from the dryness in the winter and when I started using the shampoo, it was gone! I was so amazed at what that shampoo can do for your hair!
I'm sort of in the same position as you are, Weylie. I started transitioning to a vegan diet in march, after watching Earthlings (by the way, if you haven't seen it, you must see it because it puts our actions into perspective). My mom has always respected my decision but my dad is a little more upset with me, especially ever since I decided to go full on vegan. It's really upsetting that I have to sit at the table and have to listen to his "advice". I think that tha's the case for you too but you have to understand that some people don't really see the harm that a diet revolving around meat can cause to our bodies. Just be calm and do your own thing, stick to what you believe in because, at the end of the day, it's you that has to be ok with your conscience, not your parents. Maybe, when you visit your parents, try bringing some vegan food for them to try.
I hope you'll read my comment and if you do, I want you to know that I'm super proud of you because you've decided that you don't want to be a cause for animal suffering. I have watched you ever since you posted the video on tampons (a heck of a long time ago) and I really believe that you are my SISTAAAH:) I'm sending you lots of love from Italy. Have yourself a Merry (cruelty-free) Christmas :)
OMG IVE NEVER BEEN THIS EARLY TO A VLOG HI I LOVE YOU GUYS
so right when you said you were eating goldfishies...i just put a handful of goldfishies in my mouth xD
put oil in your hair for like half an hour or an hour or even over night - almond oil or coconut oil is soo good it hydrates your scalp and keeps your hair soft
i´ve been fully vegetarian since the start ( about 4 soon 5 months) but i went fully vegetarian cause i didn´t really like meat/chicken/seafood etc...so it´s kinda easy for me, but im really proud of you!! ♥ And im happy that you have found a way that is easier for you to start off with!♥
Unfortunately, even the heaviest rain this year won't stop the drought because it's been so many years. The soil/ground are actually too dried up and compacted to absorb the water, which means it's easier to flood :(
so happy when i saw this omg i tried the eggs and rice w/ soy sauce and it is theeee bomb girl best thing ever 😍❤️
You can soak your hair in white vinegar. It helps keep your hair clean and smooth, which also helped me with my case if dandruff. But this is from natural uncolored hair so I don't know if it would work on colored hair. Hope it helps. :)
when i went vegetarian later on vegan i realized the only way my friends and family became truly supported was when i stopped letting them influence me and trying to make them comfortable instead of myself, thats when they realize how serious i was and how much this meant to me. they now love trying all these vegan food with me..... good luck with your transition :)
I love you and Wah so much Weylie! Stay beautiful sista! Okay so my sister is dealing with the same problem with dandruff and she's been using jojoba oil from dessert essence and it's been working for her quite well!
It sucks running through the rain hahaha, but there is a parking elevator in both Japantown malls. and they both lead to the same underground garage.
Yay i love your vlogs! Makes me want to make vlogs with my boyfriend.
I suggest using baby oil on your skin! It's very moisturizing!
weylie!! please do an update about your vegetarian diet!! its been awhile! would love to know what are some issues you faced and how you coped with the change
From my experience with anti-dandruff shampoos makes your hair drier, so if you do use it, don't forget to use conditioner along with it!
For dandruff you can buy some Tea Tree oil and put some of it in your regular shampoo
Weylie you can use tea tree shampoo and conditioner or rub tea tree oil on your scalp before you wash your hair it helps I've used the Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special shampoo and conditioner once a week and it works. Hopefully that helps and I have colored hair and it doesn't strip the color very much. You guys are awesome
I got the same dandruff problem as you Weylie. For me honey did the trick. Just put it in you hair before you shower, leave it in for up to 1 hour and then wash you hair. And don't use shampoos that have chemicals in them that dry out your skin like sodium laurenth sulfate or glycerin.
Weylie you should use t-gel to help the dandruff! It really helps, or of course the good old head and shoulder.
Nizoral shampoo is the best you only use it like 2-3 times a week. Dermatologists write for this prescription strength all the time. But the 1% strength is available in the shampoo aisle
I have used the dandruff shampoo from head & shoulders a few times over the past few years and I've really noticed a difference.
Anti-dandruff shampoo would probably make your scalp drier. You're more likely to fix your dry scalp by adding some sort of oil to your hair to add moisture, maybe massage some argan oil or coconut oil into your scalp and leave it for a little bit and then wash it off if you're afraid your hair will look oily?
What I did to get rid of dandruff was use Listerine (the brown one) and put it in the shower, let it sit for about 5 minutes, then rinse it off. Keep in mind that your hair will smell like Listerine for a couple of days but it does get rid of it after a couple of times that you do it. Hope this helps.
PS. I don't know if it would damage the color of your hair... Maybe look more into that...
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Weylie what your talking about is actually Dry Scalp which is caused by an extremely dry scalp. I actually have a lot of that and there are actually a lot of factors that cause your scalp to be drier than usual. Dandruff is actually caused by a greasy or oily scalp, people usually confuse the two or call both dandruff but there is a difference. The best way to deal with dry scalp is trying natural oils and also drinking lots of water but because its winter its harder to maintain and trust me i have had dry scalp all my life and i'm 19.
Weylie I feel you with the whole eating/diet thing. I love animals and stay away from meat or seafood as much as possible but I am chinese too and I feel like chinese asian parents do not believe or agree with the vegan/vegetarian diet if they have never eaten that way before. Our kind of cuisine is actually really meat-densed! When I'm alone I try to eat vegan as well, but at family dinners, especially if I know that my dad or mom went out of their way to cook something for me I don't limit myself as well. I don't have any advice on helping your family and friends be accepting except to give it time and allow them to adjust because recently my family have been ok with it. They probably gave up hahaha. But if they see that you are consistently being serious with your decision then I'm sure they would support you in time to come! Good luck babe xx
Whoo! I'm early today. Hope Wah is feeling better
I get you about family hating your diet/lifestyle because I'm vegan and my mom would constantly ask me if I wanted chicken even though I've been vegan for THREE WEEKS! But it's all good now, she really doesn't ask me that anymore. My tips are to tell your family about why you want to be vegetarian and the cruelty and health risks behind eating meat.
Don't know if anyone else said it, but put coconut oil on your scalp at night and shampoo it out in the morning! Totally works! Plus it's safe for color treated hair!
Same here girl! My skin has been getting so dry, and I have dandruff!!!!
I've been using head and shoulders and I never get a lot or big dandruffs. I tried switching to other shampoos to try it out and then I started having lots of dandruff so maybe head and shoulders would help you out too. Always here to help (:
I totally understand how your feeling since im going threw the same thing although im just eating healthy its extremely hard when everyone wants to go eat unhealthy fast food
We are getting really bad storms where I live at the moment so what do I do! Watch wahlietv of course! What else would any sane person do? Love y'all! Thank you for the video! Btw I hope your eye is doing ok!❤️❤️
it would have to rain a whole lot more to get california out of a drought than just the rain storm that happened this week.. lol
You should give Verb's Ghost Oil a try. It's available at Sephora and about $14, if I'm remembering correctly. It's multipurpose and I usually never have dandruff, but when I use the oil to help my ends, I use what's left on my hands and kind of rub it into where I'm dry on my scalp. Works wonders! It's very light but super moisturizing without actually being oily. And if you don't wanna commit to a whole bottle just get like a Sephora sample lol. Alsooo, I'm an SF native and I keep waiting for the day I bump into y'all :"(
LOL Weylie! I feel. My family is Chinese and I diet annually where I become vegetarian or pescatarian. My family is very accepting of it, but sometimes they do forget about my diet just because I do it for health reasons whereas you are doing it for moral reasons. But I would just tell them that you are trying to be healthier and live longer. Buddhist people and monks do it also, so why not you too?? lol. I'm pretty sure they can understand then!
Hey Weylie! I actually have the same problem because I dye my hair and have very mild dandruff normally. But after I have been dying my hair more in the last few months, I too, am getting larger flakes. I tried apple cider vinegar rinse and that helped ease the itch and what not and then I started putting conditioner on my roots for a few minutes before rinsing when I wash my hair and that seemed to help lessen the dandruff. Hope that helps! ps love your videos! :)
Sleeping Michi is so cuteeee! D;
I would say to watch some documentaries on vegetarian/vegan lifestyles and see which ones sum up your opinions on this subject the best or which ones you like the best and ask your family members to watch them.
I honestly just use head and shoulder once in awhile if I ever get dandruff. But I don't know if it's animal tested
Btw Wahlie!1!The restaurant you passed by in Japantown (the one with food displayed by the window) has BOMB ass vegetarian food. Their soba is pretty pretty good 😄
I use to use Paul Mitchell tea tree shampoo or Aveda scalp benefits :)
Love you guyssss !!
your fam should be accepting of it because there's nothing wrong with being a vegan. it's your choice it's your life
I have dry scalp too! It's not dandruff though, dandruff is when it's oily from not washing it. Dry scalp essentially is the opposite (:
I used wen cleansing shampoo for several months and maybe because it was too cleansing and drying out my scalp, I started getting dandruff for the first time ever. I decided to use wen every other month instead of weekly and the dandruff went away. I know you mentioned using their cleansing shampoo the past video so maybe that could be a contributing factors also.
What do you guys use in the car? Your footage is so still lol ours always turns out shaky :(
My hair is always dry...I just use head and shoulders haha their formulas have improved so much over the years!
use coconut oil on your scalp, hot oil treatments work well also.
aw i know the plastics forks probably come with the take out, but i feel like whenever we can, we should save the environment an use reusable forks/cutlery in general :/
I hope you guys had a very merry Christmas :) xo
I use T- gel from neutragena and it works AMAZINGLY WELL!!! for dandruff
The Body Shop Ginger shampoo is soo good for anti-dandruff! try it :) x