4 Reasons WHY Your Hair Loss & Dandruff ISN’T Getting BETTER + 5 TIPS!

[@meykhou5823]

Thank you for showing how much hair you lose in the shower.. it's scary but it's good to know i'm not alone... actually really comforting...

[@surbhisachdeva60]

I simply use Cocoonioon oil and Reactivate serum by Littlellextra, and my hair feels so dense and gorgeous.

[@SquweeIsEpic]

Double cleansing and not using dry shampoo definitely is a game changer. Also before bed I blow dry the roots and massage my scalp for 5 mins sitting upside down. It’s helps with blood flow to the head while you’re massaging!

[@manpreettrustfrated7213]

how u blow dry the roots ??

[@AvaDunmore]

With a hairdryer @@manpreettrustfrated7213

[@gargeeprakash]

After double cleansing my low porosity 2b hair goes too frizzy and I can't even use any sough of conditionors too! Ugh

[@numan5570]

​use a hair serum with argan oil in it ​@@gargeeprakash

[@stephaniepike4114]

What if your hair breaks, how can you protect your hair and heal your scalp at the same time?

[@yulana990]

Just a personal tip for anyone who has severe seborrheic dermatitis, personally I will stand by my holy grail Flaxseed Gel hairmasks forever! I had seborrheic dermatitis for 7 years without knowing it, to the point my entire scalp was red and fully covered in inflamed patches. At that time my hairloss also kept getting worse so I tried a flaxseed gel hairmask mixed with olive oil and almond milk, and instead of hairgrowth is ended up getting rid of ALL the inflamed skin patches in just 4 weeks (2x a week application before the shower). Its now been 6 years since I got diagnosed with it, and I still use it whenever it gets bad. My sister recently also got diagnosed with it and tried medical shampoos and many other things, and got a special shampoo from a scalp technician, but also says the only thing thats worked consistently is flaxseed gel. I stopped mixing anything in it personally as I found out the oil was triggering my seborreic dermatitis again, so I just use flaxseed gel plain for 30-60 min every now and then. Ofcourse this might not work for everyone, but even if it doesnt work it is a great protein based hair masks aswell and has benefits outside of this too :)! For me it just ended up being a miracle, and did give me some hairgrowth. Sadly I do think my hair wont ever fully recover because my seborrheic dermatitis went unknown for 7 years when I was a child, but I'm glad something atleast can keep it at bay. I also 100% stand behind ketoconazole shampoo and salicylical acid! sadly I'm in the EU and the only brand I found with salicylical acid in its shampoo isnt sold anymore, so I'm using charcoal based shampoos instead to atleast keep the scalp a bit cleaner. But when I did use it, it was also a great addition. And thank you for mentioning how seborrheic dermatitis inflammation CAN cause hairloss! My doctor kept denying its possibility, yet my dermatologists are still unable to figure out why I lose hair as it doesnt seem to be genetic either. I'm pretty certain the 7 years of unchecked inflammation really messed my scalp up, so its ''nice'' to hear that it is an actual possibility. Great video like always!

[@captureholic]

If you have a lot of sebum plugs it can cause hair loss too, and for my case the hair never grew back. I have a combo of seborrheic dermatitis and sebum. I have been using apple cider vinegar to help with the SD, but I noticed it comes on when I'm stressed. I will try this mask next time. Thank you!

[@x_Sobriquet]

Can I ask what products you use? Sometimes it's really hard to find products when many of them aren't available in the EU.

[@noemiechevalier4373]

Hey idk where you are based in Europe, but Belgium does sell nizoral ! I've tried every shampoo under the sun before nizoral but almost all of them use piroctone olamine which is crap ... I started using nizoral this year and it has made the biggest difference! I've had sebderm for 7 year ish and lots of hairloss due to it.

[@BeautyWithin]

mine also gets worse with stresss!! - fel x

[@BeautyWithin]

wowww thanks for sharing this!! I'll have to try it out too! - fel x

[@JazzyCast]

As an indian here's what works for me, oiling my hair from roots to tip i use coconut oil and using a comb for blood circulation and sometimes i keep it oiled for an entire night like sleep on it and next day wash it with pantene shampoo and no conditioner if i had oiled prev. Using your fingertips to massage shampoo and lather nicely gives really nice results.

[@catfish4035]

Do you oile it every night

[@VictoriaTraducciones]

Coconut oil does nothing for my other than make it more oily than it already is, also my scalp absolutely can't handle pantene shampoo, same for head & shoulders, it makes my dandruff so bad that it's really painfull and itchy

[@JazzyCast]

@@VictoriaTraducciones I have dry scalp and oily hair. Sometimes due to dryness in the scalp it produces too much oil therefore having that kinda hair. I've heard coconut oil doesn't suit many people so no worries. There's another one I use sometimes which works nicely is OGX argan oil of morocco. Tbh any hair oil even olive oil which works use that. Use shampoo on the scalp only and rab with finger tips after the oiling. After the wash your hair should be like seaweed type.

[@Angad_1604]

​@@JazzyCastCan I use Himalaya shampoo for my hair?

[@JazzyCast]

@@catfish4035 nope only twice a month or so

[@user-zj1qq8we2z]

You saved my life with your tips. I have had this problem for 9 years only to get at its worse. Since i seen your video last month i am 96% better with no scalp problems. Thank you so much!!! Many blessings

[@cordeliaistheone]

So glad this was in my recommended, I've had sensitive, painful scalp and thinning hair for about a decade and I finally asked my GP last week but he just prescribed some anti dandruff shampoo so these tips - especially drying my hair as I always sleep with it damp (it seems obvious not to do that now lol but I'm tired and it always looks good in the morning lol) - are so helpful, thank you!

[@lauraabreu6545]

Hey, I am a GP, and I thought I had just dandruff, same symptoms as you, sensitive, flaky, hair thinning… so I was treating myself for malassesia for many years and things were not getting better… That was when I searched for a dermatologist specialist in hair, Trycologist, and she took a biopsy of my scalp… sooo it was not just dandruff, turns out I have a kind of auto imune scalp disease called fibrosis alopecia, I am treating it now, and my hair looks wonderful again! The thing is, I don’t how easy it it in you country to get specialized help, and the price to do treatment and exams… but I thought I should say something to you! Wish you the best

[@christinemonte3477]

What did you do for your problem?

[@lauraabreu6545]

@@christinemonte3477 I decided to go to a trichologist and through scalp inspection she saw some different things and I had a biopsy. Turns out it is some sort of auto autoimmune disease, and she prescribed me some treatment… it is almost the same as used for androgenetic alopecia, I take two types of medicine daily and vitamins, I use some specific shampoo, she also told me to wash my hair often, and I had some sessions of PRP injections… I started a year and a half ago, and my hair is looking so good now that not only me, but people around me too, are all in chock! Of course, was not cheap, in fact was really expensive at first, now I am only maintaining treatment with the pills and shampoo, so now it is much more manageable.

[@Ida-Adriana]

Hey, my hair stopped falling out in clumps with high dose D3 vitamin. Take with K2. D3 deficiency can have many awful signs and symptoms. Did you check your thyroid?

[@princessleai]

I recently have been seeing hair issues and have been so lost.. Thank you for these tips!

[@dhanush2145]

I've been trying this hair growth serum of reactivate littleexttrra for quite a while now and satisfied with the results I have got with it... it's my 3rd bottle now. This serum has to be applied to the scalp so it performs like magic to a dry scalp. I put on it normally before bed time and just rub it well into my hair....and wash it the next morning. I have noticed hair growth and enhancement in my hair density.

[@satishpatel6512]

Yes, Reactivate Hair Growth Serum really does work for promoting hair growth. I am seeing a difference in my hair density since I started using it.

[@kavisinghaNMI21]

Using reactivate serum for growth has become my best part of my haircare routine.

[@roqaya1371]

​@@kavisinghaNMI21is it good I been seeing quite a few people saying its good

[@ashonline77]

@@roqaya1371 These are all bots promoting a product. don't fall for it.

[@meowmep1366]

I read too many of these weird comments, its scam

[@lindsey375]

I’ve been searching for a comprehensive educational video on dandruff just like this; thank you!!!

[@arpitamamali2459]

This is the most realistic video I have seen regarding hair...hats off and actually thank you for all the info and tips 🥰

[@gkfired425]

true that

[@SheilaDeBonis]

Good info. I'd like to add something though. If you are like me and a woman who has hair loss in a particular spot (for me it's in the center and front of my scalp) this is typical male pattern baldness and may mean you have high testosterone, which typically means polycystic ovary syndrome (it could be other conditions but PCOS is definitely the most common). But a lot of the advice here can help you if you have PCOS, ie probiotics, protein, vitamin B and d, stress relief etc. But there's a lot of other conditions you might have that PCOS is also causing (acne, infertility, obesity, menstrual irregularity, etc). PCOS starts showing during puberty (which is at a early age for us) but it wasn't until my mid-twenties (a few years ago) that my balding unveiled this. I'd had a lot of hair fall as a teen but no bald spots until recently. Anyway, I wish my cysters luck with their PCOS if that's the source of their alopecia.

[@lorena5mash]

Things that have helped me: - Dandruff: My dandruff comes back in regular intervals (every 3 or so months). It is due to sebhorreic dermatitis in my case. If this is the reason, you can use a shampoo that contains selenium sulfide, like selsun blue. I use Davines purifying shampoo, which also contains this ingredient. I only have to use it twice and then my dandruff usually disappears again for a good 3 months. - Hair loss: At the start of this year, I suddenly started losing a lot of hair. What might explain this as well is that I probably have Sjogren's, I've had a couple of tests done and am going to have some more, it all sort of points in that direction. I had high stress levels and wasn't living the healthiest when I started losing hair. This helped: Prioritizing health. Getting a good night of sleep most nights, exercising, eating healthy and drinking lots of water. I upped my dosage of vitamin D, and take vitamin C, all the omegas, a multi for women and a hair multi as well. Have been doing that since January. When it comes to haircare, I use Kerastase genesis shampoo which is geared towards hair loss. It's also important to clarify your scalp every now and then, especially when you use a lot of styling products. I also like The Ordinary's hair serums and use them a couple of times a week (the peptide hair density serum and the HA moisturizing serum. In my opinion, what I eat has made the most difference.

[@lorena5mash]

@@user-sleepy33 The shampoos I use have a ph level of 5-5,5. I don't question the importance of ph level balance, but it feels a bit condescending to leave the same story underneath every comment in here as if though we all must have exactly the same issue.

[@lorena5mash]

@@user-sleepy33 Websites all tell me between 3,5-5,5 is healthy. So sure a bit lower could be better but isn't 5,5 still within the ok range? Again, there's no need for this tone. I'm also not from the US, so thanks, I'll have a good day, but good night to you then

[@grey3414]

Omg. Thank you for being so honest about this!!! I feel so dirty sometimes when i couldn't control my dandruff and I also hide it from friends, but obviously it still shows no matter I hide it

[@0o__Yuki__o0]

I have a really dry scalp but absolutely hate using oil because most of the ones I have drips over my face whenever I use some of them. And I really dislike that oily feeling, but I've never heard of shampoo working with this kind of thing. I'll definitely try this out when I get the chance! Thank you so much for explaining these types of conditions it really helps to know that I found the right person for this. I'm sure this will help a lot of other people as well. ^^

[@hala6408]

I am not sure but it seems like you are using too much oil on your scalp... I use olive oil (for food) for 2 hours before taking a shower and it really helps me with my hair because otherwise I‘ll have dry hair 🥲. I recommend to you to try using less amount of oil on your scalp, do a massage for your scalp and put some oil on the rest of your hair. Less is more. 👍🏼 I hope this might help you

[@brookb5890]

Have you tried aloe vera? I can't do serums or heavy oils on my scalp because they just cause more irritation, but after my shower, while my hair is wet, I'll apply aloe vera gel with a couple drops of jojoba oil to my scalp and comb it through my hair and it really helps me retain moisture without overproduction. I also try to do hair masks at least once a month for deep conditioning.

[@ayrassum6405]

Use coconut oil.

[@sharona4352]

you have to get over that, i now oil and its the best thing- ive gotten more compliments and my hair has more volume. defo reccomend!

[@hsuyihnin7398]

​@@brookb5890Did u rinse off gel after this?

[@munirahbakar4123]

I was using Head&Shoulders and Selsun Blue for years until finally going to a dermatologist. He prescribed a shampoo that contained tar. People genuinely asked me if I had took up smoking because the shampoo left a cigarette smell on me. 😅 It worked though, and that's the important part. 👍 Nowadays I just use a mild baby shampoo.

[@haniazahra2330]

What was the shampoo called? I was prescribed one from Neutrogena.

[@TheCaraBianca]

DON’T USE head and shoulders if possible!! They, along with Treseme, OGX and a few others are all involved in class action lawsuits about causing hair loss and other scalp issues! Please double check if the brand you use might be causing your issues as well 😭❤️

[@Sahara333]

What’s a good brand of anti itch/dandruff shampoo alternative?

[@zinebchikh1733]

​@@Sahara333 i used ketekonazole shampoo and it worked for my case i used once every 3 days for 20 days then once every one week then once 15 days then once a month hope i helped

[@ariella2658]

Reallllly? Oh myy

[@neehara653]

Ohh...😭 atleast i found the reason behind my hairloss ... thanks

[@Moonwalker_Forever]

Tresemme totally ruined my hair (hair loss) and scalp. I'd recommend and request anyone to stop using it and whoever wants to try, "Please, don't risk it."

[@vidushi_malpani]

Depression gives hair fall. Hair fall gives depression 💀

[@isabelkate22]

Thank you ! It can get really confusing with scalp and hair care. And everyone's scalp needs are different. I've struggled with itchy red flaky scalp and oily hair. I have found by doing a double cleanse I don't have any flakes now. I also find dry shampoo makes my scalp worse and more irritated, so I've stopped using it. I'm going to get a scalp analysis soon so I'm hoping that will get to the root of the issue no pun intended. 😉 I think I most likely have dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis.

[@diannelopez2021]

This channel. Always help me with my issues. I learned so many things about my acne, and my pimples lessen big time. Now... i learned things about my scalp. Thank you 😊

[@genDaragon]

Thank you so much! Ever since I migrated the change of weather and overall life really put stress on my scalp and it never was without dandruff. Now I can do practical and achievable solutions from you. Thank you!

[@Neonusrat]

I put oil on my hair this morning and then shampooed and conditioned and that has helped to stop my scalp flaking I overwashed it because we are going through a heatwave in the UK and I woke up with drenching with sweat hair.

[@xxserenityxxolv9863]

What kind of oil?

[@Neonusrat]

@@xxserenityxxolv9863 I got 2 from etsy the one I used that day was jasmine and honeysuckle and I have another one that is peony they're really pretty they have real petals in them, they're in dropper form glass bottles.

[@xxserenityxxolv9863]

@@Neonusrat oh so nice , thank you!

[@MemesAreFriendsNotFood]

Thank you for putting this together so clearly and concisely! You are amazing at what you do, never stop! 💗

[@BeautyWithin]

awww thank you so much for thisss! means so much to the whole team, appreciate you!!! - fel x

[@aliasarisha]

This is the most helpful scalp video I have ever seen. Your videos have been killing it lately! So informative and fun at the same time. Thank you! 😘

[@Rohan-id8ez]

True

[@burbuvs8911]

First : go to a dermatologist. If you asume having one or another condition and start spending a lot of money in commercial products or magical products but still nothing work, you can stop trying to fix it by your own, save and go to get medical advice. I was strugling with oily scalp, dry ends, dandruff, itchiness, lot of hair loss, etc I jump into all kind of videos, products, homemade remedies etc and only when I went to the doctor and he took a look and prescribe only two things, my hair and scalp improved. 🙂

[@ytcraftwood9527]

What are these two things.... Please tell me 😢

[@tishakhandelwal9260]

ya do tell i have this exact condition

[@jgarcia0264]

This was great except for one thing: fragrance allergies/sensitivities. I had horrible, patchy flaky dandruff with redness. I was also in searing pain from head-to-toe. This all started after I had my kid. I went to an amazing dermatologist and he said to go fragrance-free on everything I used: dish soap, laundry detergent, fabric softener, EVERYTHING that carried scent. He even told me to ditch head and shoulders because of the fragrance. Not one flake since. Of course to treat the redness of my scalp, I used the medicated shampoo he prescribed. It was brilliant, but after that I went on a product research spree and found a few long term brands that fit what I wanted. No one mentions that every time you have a kiddo, your body has potential to lose some of its resistance to allergens. Also as you age or your hormones change, it can throw you for a biochemical loop. Because there’s oils that lock in that fragrance onto the scalp, it’s sealing the irritation to your head and everything else it touches.

[@hao_789]

Good points about the head massage and hair steam that are offered in salon in Asian countries that I rarely seen at salons here in the US. I would love to see your whole process of hair treatment. ❤

[@iclickster5644]

I feel thinning hair is mostly due to our hormones. Even if it's genetics, you can change the expression of those genetics by changing the environment being provided - environment means nutrition, hormones, daily patterns. I personally recovered and even improved my hair growth by doing the following combination (doing one won't do much): 1. Fragrance free shampoo - paraben free shampoo: Either one. When hair is suffering, shampoos like head and shoulders will destroy and damage your hair follicles. 2. Scalp Massage everyday for 20 minutes: Vessels get blocked very easily, but also get unblocked easily by just scalp massage, its proven and understood, just people are lazy. 3. Taoist soap for hair growth 2x a week not more: targets inflammation and boosts hair growth using daoist herbs based on Korean Daoist medicine. 4. Collagen powder 2x a day: Nutrition aspect that covers all nutrition needed to support hair growth. 5. Nettle Tea to detox your liver from hormone residue: this is very often misunderstood - just have nettle tea everyday - it helps in millions of ways. Its helped guys too, my brother whos in mid 30s also has maintained hair with this regimen. Problem is everyones lazy, they just one 1 thing to fix everything, which is not going to happen with a complex thing like hair growth. My 2 cents anyway! =_

[@angelmaldonado5657]

What was your brothers hair type? Also was he prone to be genetically bald? Like did you guys have relatives that were bald? Did he have seborrheic dermatisis? Cause I’m 19 and I have seb derma and it sucks

[@iclickster5644]

@@angelmaldonado5657 9 brother had genetic hair loss. Our grandparents both sides of family are bald. Not sure about seb h but worth a shot to do a regimen.

[@angelmaldonado5657]

@@iclickster5644 will do I’m not balding, my hairline on the left has gone back a bit but I think it’s not gonna go back any further because my dad has the same hairline where the corners are pushed back a bit and he’s 60 years old so i hope I’m the same story, I’m guessing it came early for me because I was stressing and because of the inflammation and seb derm. I will try your advice bro I hope it works

[@itssof1364]

Good info

[@JUNIPER_FR]

I use head and shoulders shampoo, and it gets rid of my dandruff really well

[@riyachandavale2599]

The Selsun antidandruff shampoo worked wonders for me! It's not expensive. I have an oily scalp and had the worst case of scalp acne and dandruff. And now its all gone! Ofc my hair is still oily but the dandruff and acne both gone✨️😭

[@saritapandey7946]

thanks for this video it showed up in my home page and i couldn't be more thankful. it very informative and now i am not scared for my hair as much, will take the required steps

[@kr59137]

I absolutely love the 107 Shampoo. I have never found a shampoo that gets my hair clean, makes my scalp feel amazing, AND my hair feels so nice now that I can skip rinse out conditioner. I just use some leave-in conditioner. I've been using it for like 6 months and my scalp is so happy and my hair is so healthy.

[@BeautyWithin]

awww YYAYYYY so glad you enjoy this shampoo too!!! she's a beautyyyyy - fel xx

[@snehasarkar6795]

I started having dandruff after the pandemic and I never ever got rid of them. I have pain in my scalp and no dermatologist could help me till date. My thick long voluminous hair days are long gone. I finally understand whats wrong thanks for the info

[@ra41678]

I wash my hair 3 times with shampoo and then use a conditioner and rinse thoroughly, this cleans hair perfectly. Oiling hair before shampooing moisturises scalp and increases blood flow which is needed for healthy hair. Cleanliness is the key along with proper nutrition. Air drying and avoiding unnecessary heat improves hair health.

[@ohlala9741]

My best recommendation is diluted apple cider vinegar with water (1:5) and soak scalp into the liquid for 30 secs and wash off, hair will be shiny and smooth and using this method, I used to wash every 2 days, now every 5 days. Well control the dandruff too!

[@klarabarunovic9841]

Yes, I've been doing the same thing for awhile now and it helps to make hair shiny and soft + it helps to neutralize hard faucet water that sucks...

[@Harika12345]

do you use it before shampoo or after?

[@melissabaguidy4226]

Great tips. Something else can cause this type of issue is being Insulin Resistant. I learned that from Dr Berg. I no longer have issues with my scalp since I reversed my Insulin Resistant. I've also learned from him to do vinegar rinse on wash days once a month to help bring back pH balance to my scalp.

[@jinikin]

as a kid everyone complimented my hair. it was long, thick, and silky. however, i had trouble with lice. my mom would try and get rid of them everytime. they would go away during the summer but come back when school started again because of other kids with lice. during the pandemic they went away on their own. ever since then, i never got lice anymore but THE DARN DANDRUFFS. i started to have dandruff and my hair started thinning and look lifeless. i never thought i would wish to have lice again but here we are.

[@YouTub-z4z]

You wish to have lice living in your hair..? You probably had better hair back then cuz you had young hair not because you had lice living in it..

[@snehasarkar6795]

It's the same story for me. I started having dandruff after the pandemic and I never ever got rid of them. I have pain in my scalp and no dermatologist could help me till date. My thick long voluminous hair days are long gone.

[@farhamohiuddin8349]

Believe it or not your story is literally same with mine. I used to have lice then those were gone for few years, but dandruff really annoyed me. That's why I wished to have lice thinking those are better then dandruff 😅and here now I have both. I also feel like my hair is thinning which is sad.

[@RK-yb3lw]

Dudeeeeee.......u literally explained my life story 😭

[@M44Pumpkin]

Same! Trying to get rid of lice my mother kinda burned my hair back then and scalp in scalding water+ gas treatments and those I think heavily antibiotic shampoos. That may have cause inflammation/irritation or a reaction as a result I think..but I won't know until I see a dermatologist or something of the sort. If you guys figure it out ..btw this happened to me in Romania, we used paranix and parasidose here to get rid of lice.

[@Bes8406]

Great video! I like Dr. Berg too. Also don't forget to wash your brushes, first remove the hair, then place them in a bowls of hot water w shampoo or dawn , let them soak then scrub them with a tooth brush for dentures, rinse , dry on a towel. Or replace them often just like your tooth brushes.

[@Dindaol]

Love to see you guys talking more about hair / scalp health. Thank you 👏🏻🤍

[@gkfired425]

i dont love it

[@JennaSakura]

My mom is a barber and she said head and shoulders is the worst product you can use.

[@dellydixo9580]

This was so informative thankyou. Ive tried everything over the years even the tar shampoos prescribed by the doctor and none has worked. however i have found a solution to my problem and thats apple cider vinegar. I dilute it and apply it on my wet scalp and leave for 15 mins. It gets rid of the dandruff, soothes my scalp and inflammation and my itchiness stops. I do this twice a week and its amazing. It can dry your hair so i apply coconut oil once a week and leave it in for a few hours but i dont apply to my scalp and it does the trick.

[@YouTub-z4z]

How much of vinegar do you use??

[@dellydixo9580]

@user-cg5jy7cc4p hi i dont measure exactly, but i normally aim a quarter apple cider vinegar to 3 quarters water. Make sure you wash your hair with shampoo then do the apple cider vinegar treatment it honestly works amazingly for me.

[@Cheffamily]

last year, i got pretty bad "dandruff" and didn't know why. i didn't think it was dry scalp because i was using the Nature Republic Argan shampoo, which was way milder and less drying than the usual Head & Shoulder. decided to dry Neutrogena T-sal with 3% BHA and the flakes just disappeared. can't believe how lucky i was.

[@layascorner143]

Wow, I had no idea how much I needed to hear this. I have curly hair so I always use products that moisten but then its like my scalp flakes get crazy. OMG! I'm starting tonight. Double cleanse then dry the scalp. Wish me luck!

[@carogueva123]

I feel like I found this too late for anyone to be able to help, but I have oily skin and an oily scalp, and on top of that I tend to sweat more than what I think would be considered normal. I've always double washed I just tend to wash my hair every other day. Recently I've noticed my scalp is producing more oil than before and I've noticed thinner hair. Even after watching this and other videos I still feel lost as to at least what products to use since I don't seem to have any type of dandruff or irritation, at least from what I can tell...

[@RoshniKar630]

When I faced hair fall, I followed all these to effectively control it: - Installed a Caredale shower filter. worked like a miracle! got it from amazon. - Incorporate scalp massage into my routine. - Avoid very hot water when washing your hair. - Use a wide tooth neem wood comb to detangle wet hair. - Decreased sugar consumption hope this helps someone

[@kkewsuk]

I used to have thick curly hair, then i went through big lifestyle changes. Since then it become frail and thin and I’ve given up on having that same volume. I was so glad to hear that it can revive by good care 😭

[@ImSakina_]

same thing happened to me!! have you seen any improvements so far? it makes me sad everytime i see my dead thin curls :(

[@andreiadetavora8471]

A tip of advice: do some tests to food alergies. I had dandruff and i was alergic to coconut (which was in my shampoo) and to cow's milk

[@AllMyInkHybrid]

A lot of dermatologists recommend washing your hair every two to three days, longer than that builds up sebum and sometimes clogs skinparticles in the hairfollicles, hence dandruff becomes heavier too❤👍 It also leads to more hairloss.

[@angelina1736]

That’s so practical! Thank you for sharing your experience and giving actual tips ❤

[@tinasung3814]

I had a really bad case of inflammation on both sides of my scalp. I believe it was triggered by a toner that i put on my face that irritated the scalp along my hairline and eventually migrated to larger patches of my scalp. But after I stopped using the toner, the inflammation was reduced but still very bad. I tried just about every topical scalp treatment/shampoo/serum. They help temporarily but no major improvement. So frustrating but I started to take some ceramide oral supplement (I got it for my skin health, and was not even thinking about my scalp) but that seem to make a huge difference within a couple of weeks. Now i can just use Nizoral & moisturizing shampoo to maintain seems enough. Worth a try if nothing works....

[@BeautyWithin]

thanks so much for sharing this!! It's so interesting we're all so unique, and such different things can be the trigger, but I'm glad you found out what it was and the Nizoral shampoo has been working!! - Fel xx

[@Ranma12-br3tc]

My dandruff became mild after I changed the kind of water I use for washing. No more itching, no more painful scalp and less flakes now

[@caratdeulgumoning]

This was one of the most informative hair videos I saw!! Love it!!!

[@OMPAlmeida-vb8mm]

You are Great !!!!! You are providing those in need with the magic key to the secrete garden of our hair Where have you been all my life. Been fighting the hair struggle since I was a child. We Appreciate you Nice to come across a star once in a while ❤️💪

[@kamakshipaul6170]

I used to have so much hairfall but as time passed by I applied different products ,changed my lifestyle and habits and hell it affected my hair greatly .Now altough I wash my hair twice a week I have either absolutely no hairfall or the maximum hairfall can be 2-3 hairs. Altough my hair 's thickness has not been affected by this hair care routine.

[@Aashi-v6j]

What changes did u make ??

[@moviecast13]

what would you say helped the most?

[@popthatbeep]

I want to add one thing. Wash your scalp in the morning even with just water. The scalp accumulate heat during sleep and if you need to cool it down in the morning before going out. If you're those kind that shower before bed but not in the morning, spray your scalp with rose water. Hope this help

[@alexandra_stars]

about a year ago my whole head has gotten itchy and is so dry. if i itch my head for a second a bunch of flakes come off its so annoying. i think its been causing my hair thinning also because my diet has been very bad. im hoping that with eating all the recommended foods and eating healthy things will change. love this video thank you!!

[@SimplySuzy33]

Rosemary + Nettle Leaf hair rinse ❤ Would highly recommend 🙂

[@ggkpopcurator6292]

How you prep it? Like a tea of both plants, same amount? then drain and rinse after watching, I'm interested 🙏

[@SimplySuzy33]

@@ggkpopcurator6292 I boil the rosemary, then drain the water with a strainer into a jug. Let it cool (obviously 😂). Then just add a strong brew of nettle tea to the jug. I never measure the amounts, I just wing it 😉

[@peculiar.cheryl7148]

I tried your recommendation about the double cleansing and it really work, even 2 days past my scalp isnt itchy anymore.

[@purplegrapes7]

Thank you so so much for this! It's also kind of comforting to know I'm not alone in this experience!

[@ivi_kiwi99]

After stopping birth control two years ago I experienced severe hair loss. Unfortunately it continues and there is nothing I can do about it except of taking hormones again, which is no option for me.. I started rosemary oil treatment, maybe it can help by better blood circulation 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@learningbeauty7496]

How long were you on BC? 🫣

[@ivi_kiwi99]

@@learningbeauty7496 I was 12 years on bc without pausing 🙈 u can imagine that my hormones were messed up afterwards.. (got acne too)

[@KellyRichards-hl3fr]

I think you would have to target multiple aspects of hair and skin to get the best results - from circulation, inflammation, nutrition as well as detox - those are the minimum.

[@aviannamejia949]

I’m taking care of my hair. I have a bald hairline and bald spots in some areas. I think it’s due to ponytails, dandruff, stress, and rubbing my head (hair follicles) Then they would fall out and die. I use rosemary I purchased from target recently. Hope that works. My second option is to save the budget for a $3000 hair wig that looks natural to my chestnut brown hair. That would be overlayed with my hair. Plus I think hair wig are becoming somewhat normalized in society. *tip check the ingredients in your shampoo bodles or conditioner leave ins. I couldn’t handle the ingredient of alcohol. It would always dry my scalp and burn.

[@BeautyWithin]

yesss! tightness with hairstyles can definitely cause some hair loss, thanks for sharing your experiences and I love the option of wigs to change up the look too! - fel xx

[@sapphomei]

I hope you're diluting the rosemary . It can irritate the scalp if undiluted. Make sure to use a carrier oil for that

[@nicolejnncszczesny]

I would not pay 3k for a wig and better put that into hair transplant surgery if you want to spend that much $

[@julesforceschannel7966]

Thank you for this video. I had been stressed by my dandruff and itchy scalp. I may have the same condition as you. I bought a hair blower/dryer and my shampoo is now organic. After not leaving my hair wet after shower, I find my dandruff and bumps on my scalp gone after just a week. I think it's bacterias I got on my hair that caused my dandruff. Keeping it dry keeps the bacteria from growing.

[@Shelb13v]

I did scalp massage and rosemary and had virtually no hair loss. I noticed a huge difference in a few days

[@realindierio]

I’m a hairstylist and I watched this needing advice for my hair clients with those issues

[@astra.mp4]

no other video helped me realize what specific problem I had. This was SOOOOO useful. Thank you!!!

[@angelaburns9908]

You are such a lovely girl thank you for taking the time and energy to make this video x

[@iamaseokjinnist902]

I am mostly getting hairfall because of so much sweating the weather here have too much high humidity, I don't know how to take care of my hair at that time...

[@QueenXKnit]

Darling do check out if your dermatitis sebbhoreis also doesnt affect your skin, because usually it tends to affects your face too.

[@BeautyWithin]

omg yes! After i found out it was seborrheic dermatitis on the scalp, it made so much sense why I always through I had eczema on my ears that wouldn't go away, but actually it's all related! - fel x

[@annietrinh5850]

For dandruff, try to alternate shampoo. This time use shampoo A, next time use shampoo B , snd continue.. will stop your dandruff

[@nehalilisays]

I've been struggling with dandruff for over 15 years now and it started after I didn't wash my hair for 2 weeks because people told me "it's oily because you wash it too often" 🙄 I'm gonna try the "double cleansing" and "always blow dry" tips from today on :)

[@goyam7942]

2 weeks 😮😮

[@nikkiholway2502]

I’d love to know if in all your research you found out the best way to sleep on your hair to prevent breakage. I’m putting a ton of effort into regrowing my hair after postpartum hair loss and want to make sure I’m protecting it while I sleep. I’ve read down (to let your scalp breathe) and up (to prevent heat damage from your body heat and friction) and can’t find a clear answer.

[@messagegoeshere741]

Ive heard silk hair cap and pillow case does wonders but havent tried personally

[@t_tah_tas]

We would like to watch the whole process of fel through the hair treatment ❤️❤️

[@ginaandfam7048]

There is a part 1 before this before where she went to see a hair doctor to show her how to double shampoo wash

[@t_tah_tas]

@@ginaandfam7048 ik i was telling about the treatment that shown in this video 😄

[@rrhx5453]

I used Nioxin but didn't like the peppermint, overall it didn't agree with my skin. The Kerium Line from La Roche Posay and the Three Shampoo from Paul Mitchell is an excellent choice imo, always calms down my scalp but doesn't irritate my face/skin.

[@anniecabot5819]

been really into scalp care lately so this was amazing!

[@marina4483]

OMG FEL THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!! I'm actually experiencing a bad case of hair loss due to stress, maybe a not so perfetc routine and poor alimentation. So this is perfect to start and change my bad habits! I'm looking forward to the video about hair massage and guasha, so I can start doing that too LMAO

[@BeautyWithin]

aww yayy thanks so much for sharing! And yesssss! I'm also super excited to learn more about the scalp massage and gua sha techniques!! feels so gooood hahah - fel xx

[@Anseyon]

I love you marina Omfg ❤❤❤😂😂🎉😂 THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS I NEED IT IT SAVED MY LIFE ❤❤❤

[@Ida-Adriana]

Try D3 high dose, it really can help hair loss, if you’re deficient...

[@jaclynjoy1234]

⁠@@BeautyWithin hii!!! did you ever end up learning the gua sha scalp massaging??

[@BeautyWithin]

@@jaclynjoy1234 we actually went to a Japanese head spa and the sclp expert taught us some simple massage techniques to do at home. you can watch here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHWWnp-PmcdmmKc hope it helps! - fel xx

[@ava117]

Want to know if we hair dryer doesn't damage the hair every time we uses, the second questions do you have idea to hair growth of tips does actually help with rosemary oils with the hairs growth also help in the scalps

[@gonzalobeltran4234]

I just stopped using head and shoulders after years of use .. I’m a guy so I’m not much of a shampoo or hair enthusiast… I’m 24 years old and the past 3 years I’ve used Tresemme and Head and shoulders on and off as well as Pantene but I love Pantene and won’t say anything bad about Pantene .. However Head and shoulders out of the 3 truly ruined my hair as it made it so much more dryer and made me have pimples and skin rashes on my hair .. I thought it was my barbers clippers that were dirty .. But I finally found out what has been causing my itchy scalp and that’s the “Original Head and Shoulders Anti Dandruff Shampoo and conditioner all in one”… As of May 2 , 2024 , I’ve finally switched to Native Shampoo and Conditioner moisturizing the Ocean and Timber scent … So far no complaints far better then head and shoulders

[@mellymo7208]

Definitely want to see the whole process!!

[@BeautyWithin]

😊🙃 kekkek let's see how many likes we can get!! It was definitely an amazing eye-opening experience hahah - fel x

[@leenalenna9263]

I thought double cleansing will make my scalp dry and I will get even more dandruff but I am glad that your video popup in my recommended. I have question regarding dandruff because I don't have dry dandruff, more like my scalp itches whenever I'm sweating. What should I do?

[@hannalue]

What would you recommend for the first case-just dry skin? What shampoo and serum?

[@ndee5851]

I tried using Priorin. Taking it morning and evening. It worked for my hair fall problem. But one thing that I noticed as a woman. My period got delayed. Never happened to me for like 2 months no menstruation cos am regular. So I stopped taking it. And my cycle returned back to normal. So now, I resorted to just use shampoo recommended by my dermatologist. Ducray products are really good. The anti dandruff shampoo. The elution rebalancing shampoo. And using home remedies like onion extract leaving it for 1hr on your hair. As for the smell use shampoo to get rid of the smell. Discipline and cleanliness is the key

[@AM-ry4px]

I’ve used so many highend brands to extremely expensive products to treat my dandruff but none of them worked. My hair was falling badly, scalp was dried and flaky and oil as the same time, I literally gave up on it and accepted that I have to wash my long hair daily to keep it clean and less dandruff. Unknowingly, I visited my parents house during Memorial Day and used their head&shoulders shampoo, surprisingly, it worked😭😭😭. Y’all should give it a shot tbh since it’s so affordable.

[@CB-wn2uq]

Head and shoulders never worked for me and I tried 3 bottles of it. It actually made my dandruff worse.

[@mica4977]

Worth considering that the water we shower in & the region we're in may play a role in our hair, scalp & skin's health. It's the concept of Hard Water & how copper among other debree/particles/chemicals like chorine in our water may be irritating our body. Some regions may be more diligent with their watrr filtration, some houses may be so old that the pipes have started corroding & contaminating the water & so on. So maybe your parent's water was cleaner and not as irritating as your places is. (Unless it was indeed the shampoo & it's still working for you even at home)

[@user-sx2gt6gu2d]

I used head and shoulders 2 days ago and it got worse and im sooo itchyyy

[@user-sx2gt6gu2d]

Ohhh and the amount of hair i lost while washing was shocking

[@moodmeditation4458]

Give Apple Cider water rinse once a week.

[@haneenalbalushi4514]

Love this!!! We need more hair care videos ASAP! Any recommendations for Hair serums?

[@adriana27100]

I have psoriasis! Just came across your video and excited to see your tips! 💕💕

[@anishmajumdar8043]

I accidentally discovered how blow drying helped significantly when it came to dandruff issues. Will try the zinc parathion shampoo as my regular bottle of H&S definitely doesn’t have any.

[@NaiaZamalloachen]

I remember a few years ago i had dandruf,even though now i take good care of it your video was also very interesting and i learned a lot.When i had dandruff my grandma thought i had to brush it out,thats how its would get out.Little did i know i actually had to just stop using cheap shampoo and cleaning my hair more often,i had depression at the time,i never had motivation to get out of bed and shower.Hair oiling also helped,just be careful not to clogg your pores.

[@SailorYuki]

Dry schampoo is linked to various cancers so use it only if you need to. If your hair is constantly oily or dirty, you're using the wrong schampoo and washing your hair wrong. I've had contact dermatitis from allergic reactions from various schampoo ingredients. I also develop allergies to most schampoo's after using them for months. I only wash my hair once a week since the stuff I have now is what my scalp needs. I still have issues with dry skin, but I'm working on that. Remember, it's your scalp that needs to be washed, not your hair. Rinse and repeat is vital. The first round takes care of the products and and the second takes care of everything left behind.

[@maureciamonique2791]

Thank You so much. I'm so happy to have found this video. I finally have like a real clue what is wrong with my scalp. Thank You❤❤❤❤

[@III-mu4yn]

I realized my dandruff was not caused by me but caused by the wrong shampoos. I have no more dandruff now that I changed shampoos. Sometimes it can be as simple as that. You have to test things out.

[@ohmyitztoni1301]

I hate head and shoulders it always makes my hair worse and my scalp do bad and then I switched to a sulphate free shampoo and conditioner and it has changed my hair so much and my hair is so much better

[@janifypremium]

Oh I want to switch to sulphate free shampoo too but I can't find a good one that's liquid

[@alsimanche]

7:52 omg...than you so muchh for saying thisss 😭😭😭😭 I've been thinking about it recently and been worying about whether I'm experiencing hair shedding/hair loss, cause like when i don't wash my hair for maybe like 2 or 3 days after the last wash, when i stroke my fingers through hair, i usually only get like 2 or 3 or just 5 hairs on my hands, but when it's on the washing day which is on the weekend (i wash my hair once a week btw), i started notice so many hairs when I'm shampooing, so i was like freaking out and also confused, but i also thought about what you said here in this video as well ..and it feels good that someone adresses it

[@as_strong_as_we_are_united]

my scalp became very itchy a couple of years ago and I started to have some small flackes. nothing really helped (only slightly improved with some shampoos) but I never though that it´s dryness, it seemed more like sensitivity to me. I´ll definitely try your advice, thank you, hope it will help!

[@tabathaogost4982]

Very helpful thank you! I have had dandruff for so long, years. I did go to a doctor and using Nizoral and that's helping. Just started and it seems to be working.

[@ArkkyAnindita]

I stop coloring my hair, and use hair oil at night, the dandruff disappeared, and help with the hair loss too. When I run my fingers, it doesn't have fall out hair, but there's one or two when I wash my hair.

[@ojjasvipuri7915]

This video is amazing. Thanks for sharing your experience. It was so helpful. Got great tips from you. Thanks a lot ❤

[@yueqiu1837]

Always a lot of useful info. Thanks a lot and really appreciate.❤💞

[@SofiaGonzalez-xh6oj]

I have psoriasis, and I use Neutrogena T-Gel, apply it for 5 min and then I use my normal shampoo (for curly hair, I wash it every 2-3 days jeje)

[@janhu9]

THANK U SO MUCH FOR THISSSSSS I FEEL UNDERSTOOD AND SEEN. YOU'RE SUCH A GREAT HELP

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

I’ve struggled with this for decades and the only that works for me is washing my hair every day. Which is extremely hard and almost impossible for me to do. But it works. Hard to do every morning but it’s better than itchy sand. And it’s fast when you do it daily because it’s like washing clean hair lol I put og Moroccan Oil on my scalp and hair after. I like their shampoo and conditioner too. It keeps everything nice and hydrated. Best of luck to you all!

[@brettroe3549]

Eating a diet high in healthy fat, eggs and meat balanced with veggies, no added sugar and low carb and staying hydrated does more than anything. Completely changed my hair

[@extremelytired6566]

I'm actually scared to use scalp massager tool. What if my hair tangles into it? Should I invest into this scalp tool?