How to Grow Your Hair Out

[@mearhee512]

Chris, after a lifetime of hating my unmanageable hair, I’ve been watching your channel and following your advice for a few months, and I now love my hair. I no longer rely on luck or “good hair days.” I can make my hair look great anytime I want. It looks clean, soft, and natural. It smells good too. And it doesn’t even take much time or effort. My hair used to get damaged so easily by heat styling, and I am amazed that my hair is not becoming damaged by what I’m doing now. Trying expensive hair care products has always been a gamble. I was tired of buying $30 products that don’t work. Such a waste of time and money. Everything you recommend actually works. And your techniques work too. Thank you for the honest and effective advice. I hope you are making boat loads of cash from KZbin, because you deserve it!

[@brittanymoran817]

I am SO with you! Chris has helped me achieve lifelong hair goals in a month.

[@GirlyShirleyx]

I agree! What are your tips for frequent heat exposure in hot yoga? I don’t want to wash after every class but my hair gets dry and frizzy. Should I use leave in conditioner? I try to time to my shampoo days and do an oil treatment prior. But I practice daily if not every other day.

[@ynatriesthings7209]

@@GirlyShirleyxThat would be the salt in your sweat doing the drying. Personally, I would try giving the hair a good rinse with lukewarm water after class and then applying a leave-in mask or conditioner for your specific hair type and texture. I've never been to hot yoga but if you're worried about the air scorching your hair, you can always spray a bit of heat protectant before class, especially in the areas that come into contact with the hot air the most. That's all I can think of.

[@21hairgirl]

@@GirlyShirleyx Yes definitely use a leave in conditioner and for frizz you could try anti frizz leave in cream. I’m a licensed cosmetologist.

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

Why would you use leave in conditioner or other products? If you can't eat it, don't put it on your skin or hair. Wear a protective style during yoga and oil your hair. That's it.

[@juliaellis9444]

For all the girls who are watching this, wondering if yall should spend all the money to buy the products he’s recommending and wondering if it’s real or not same as you wonder with every other video as I was 8 months ago. I just wanna say, I was the girl who couldn’t get their hair past their shoulders, had thin hair to where I couldn’t even style it. I’ve tried the rosemary oils, the scalp massages, inversion method, dermarolling, etc etc I’ve tried IT ALL. 8 months ago I started watching all of blowout professors videos, followed all the advice, bought the four main products, the olaplex, use it on my ends every day or every other day leave in conditioner, Moroccan mask and the redken shampoo,bought the satin pillow cases, bought the wet brush instead of the wide tooth comb as were all told to use. I even started brushing my hair wet, instead of brushing it dry as were all told to. He was right, It doesn’t pull out my hair as much as when it’s dry. 🤷🏼‍♀️I mean it when I say I’ve seen EVERY video and followed the advice to the exact T. And I have to say, THE MONEY WAS WORTH IT. Now my hair is thicker, fuller, past my shoulders for the first time in my life, I have never felt more confident about it and I know throughout the years following his advice I will finally get the dream hair I want. IT IS WORTH IT IN EVERY WAY. I wasted all the money so you don’t have to, trust me, blowout professor is legit!

[@daniellecolbeck1983]

....okay.....you've convinced me. I have tried ALL the things....even threw money at a friggin' iRestore four years ago with no results whatsoever.

[@ИринаСам-й6н]

@@juliaellis9444 Thank you. Also want to start take care if my hair

[@Jolievoila]

No I've tried these things. What helped me grow my hair was not styling it and not bleaching and dying. I do think vitamins do help, though. Also a healthy scalp (I'm dry so this means the chebe oil for me and this does work for me!). When I quit everything, I instantly gained about 3 inches over the summer. Winter is always tough... but summer my hair always grows like crazy, so I try not to do anything in summer so I can get as much growth as possible. I find that olaplex is good when bleaching/dying, but probably not relying too heavily. Have realistic expectations.

[@Islamic_x2.]

Where I buy these products???🥲

[@meghanasingh1786]

Hey i had long hair once then ive cut it short now volume and everything is fine but i want length i want long hair please help me 😢

[@Willowy13]

"Studies can be paid and bought" Thank you for saying this. As a scientist myself, I've seen a lot about this exact statement.❌Olaplex 3 is the only thing I need.

[@sarathomas8499]

People really believing the world is incorrupt 😂

[@haileys5224]

Exactly that’s why we need to remember to refer to scientific consensus within the community. One study doesn’t mean anything. If a study is worth it’s salt it will have been peer reviewed replicated.

[@vichentez]

Chemical scientist here 👋 What makes me eyeroll is when you see their “studies” having been tested on 30 people. Remember to take into account sample sizes!

[@inthelandofmorethansmall7582]

Sorry for the long comment but this is a joke my 6th grade teacher told us.... It shows just how the results can also be misinterpreted. (I'll try to shorten it.) Scientist has a frog. Wants to do an experiment. Places the frog on a level surface and stands in front... "Jump frog! Jump!" Frog jumps! Scientist measures.... "Hmm... 4 feet? Okay... let's see where this goes...." So Scientist records: Frog with 4 feet, jumps 4 feet. Scientist cuts off 1 of the frogs feet. "Jump Frog, jump!" Frog jumps. Scientist: "Okay! Yes! I AM on to something!" *records 'Frog with 3 feet jumps 3 feet" *cuts off another foot "Jump Frog! Jump!" Frog jumps 2 feet. Scientist now giddy that he has discovered something... Records: Frog with 2 feet jumps 2 feet! *Scientist cuts off another foot *Frog jumps 1 foot *Scientist records that 'Frog with 1 foot jumps 1 foot NOW... Scientist cuts off the last foot. Places him down. Scientist says, "Jump Frog! Jump!" Frog doesn't Jump. Scientist yells increasingly louder, "JUMP FROG! JUMP!" Repeats this until he gives up. Finally, Scientist is sad because his experiment has failed... *records: Frog with no feet, cannot hear.

[@inthelandofmorethansmall7582]

But yes. I get so frustrated at people who just take studies at face value. Or they don't even review the studies, they just take someone's word for it. Even when they do look at the studies, they don't look into HOW the studies were conducted. Blind? Double blind? Random? Under what setting? Real life? Or clinical? How did they verify the results? Are we talking 6/10? 13/ 25? Did they ignore the placebo effect? Who reviewed the study? What did they initially hypothesize? Exactly? Could the experiment have been manipulated or influenced at all? And what if the studies were never done at all? Are these just a bunch of papers that site eachother as sources? People are truly so gullible.

[@Anomaleee]

I've been doing this consistently for 3 months and I've seen significant hair retention for the first time in my life. Thank you so much for a routine that actually works.

[@mayrabasurto3243]

Me too!!!

[@Art.and.Hamsters]

Honestly this is making me a bit suspicious that not ONE person says this routine isn’t good....

[@Anomaleee]

@@Art.and.Hamsters this is an instance where it "sounds" too good to be true. But it doesn't come easy. It *does* requires commitment from you.

[@Lucia4_]

@@Art.and.Hamsters Because it works for them and it’s nothing to be suspicious about, it’s not damaging hair, he goes into detail why it works and it explains so much on what the real issue is

[@Alexiismoon]

@@Art.and.Hamstersperhaps bcs it is good, I’ve tried it and it works with me

[@nisahai8224]

Olapex 3 repair routine * Wet your hair * apply olapex 3 (keep it onnfor at least 10mins) * rinse & shampoo as you normally do * use hair mask instead of conditioner To boost up the hair moisture * use leave in conditioner * use the right shampoo that allows your hair to be unwashed upto 3 days.

[@carrained]

i haven’t found that kind of shampoo yet :(

[@rachelmarcus1664]

@@carrained If you're able to find a week when you aren't seeing anyone or going anywhere important, let your hair go absolutely rancid for 5-7 days before washing (try not to go longer than 10 days as it can damage your strands). Hopefully it can let your hair reset and sit in its own oils for a while. Also STAY AWAY FROM THE BRANDS :Monday and the Fructis Garnier lines. Their products are really hit or miss, but when they miss it does not end well

[@carrained]

@@rachelmarcus1664 thanks for your advice! 🥰 i live with my partner but don’t really leave my house so i CAN do that but unwashed hair is…. uhhh it feels like spiders crawling all over my head, in a way, and my skin gets 10x worse ☹️

[@mercedesvelasquez8781]

Olaplex isn't good for all hair types rather only good for fine & medium hair. Hair like mine that is course I use Moroccan oil brand that brand has been a life saver for me..

[@mercedesvelasquez8781]

@@carrained don't wash your hair everyday only once or twice a week and depends on your hair type do you have course, fine or medium. also how is your hair damaged, dry or what exactly..

[@Oblisk]

I would like to also note, having overall good health can affect your hair growth as well. I recently had a messed up sleep schedule, along with higher amounts of stress and not the best eating habits. I had started growing my hair out and it was about to reach shoulder length, but after my bad habits accumulated, my hair stopped growing and I had more hair falling out and it became a hassle to deal with. Shortly after readdressing my sleep, being consistent and eating a whole food diet high in nutrition that will give the proper nutrients for my hair inside out, I was able to then restabilize the health of my hair as well and increase hair growth.

[@dontworryaboutit4255]

Peanut butter helps too. Most people lack vitamin d3 and vitamin k2 which is important for overall health in general.

[@theozgeneration]

Did you have to cut it in order to notice the changes in your hair or everything went better with the pass of time? I am interested in that subject because I’ve been and am in the first part of the process (the bad one). Thanks for sharing your experience, by the way.

[@Oblisk]

@@dontworryaboutit4255 just saw this. I personally would not recommend peanut butter as a good source solely for the d3 and k2. Too much Omega 6 fatty acids over a long period of time, plus phytates in the peanuts can block the absorption of other key minerals for hair growth such as zinc and boron. Getting 10-30 min of sun exposure with no sunscreen to allow the proper formation of Vitamin D. Cheese and fermented foods such as Sauerkraut and Natto are better sources of K2.

[@Oblisk]

@@theozgeneration I did not have to cut my hair to see an increase in growth again. Although split ends can be a cause for slow growth, in my case, it wasn't. I am still in a healing phase with my diet and my hair fluctuates. It is more in a slow phase again with more hair falling out, which could be a sign that my body is detoxing. It's a journey for sure. The overall health of my hair is good, just the slack of growth and extra oil production at times.

[@dontworryaboutit4255]

@@Oblisk I didn't recommend peanut butter as a source of those vitamins. I was also suggesting the peanut butter.

[@CC-jt5fc]

Retired cosmetologist here. I use to sell a ton of CAT -redken back in the day, Olaplex is amazing and I wish I had it in my career. My daughter’s hair use to always brake mid-length, a friend still in the business introduced me to Olaplex. We started with the leave-in conditioner and it added lots of length to her hair. She uses the leave-in with every shampoo and #3 every 2 weeks. Her hair is now to her butt!! Also switching to a comb on wet hair and not a brush helps with the breaking. So many people rip their hair to shreds with a brush. Also #2 😂 comb your hair with conditioner on it in the shower. It’s so nice to see a salon that educates and not just thinking about $$. Thanks for teaching an old dog new tricks. 😂

[@lauraArual]

What I love most abt your videos is I don’t feel like you’re just trying to sell me something. I feel like you’re actually trying to help ppl have the best hair they can.

[@rimjhumW1-q]

I feel very happy to report that the littleeaxtra reactivate serum for hair growth works as I’m finally seeing new baby hairs growing on the mid right side. The wait was worth it...I used it consistently for 4 months, applying only this serumt along with coconnnionoil and coconnnion shampoo.

[@sohatheninja]

Same here! reactivatee hair growth serum and coocooonion shampoo boosted my hair growth as well.

[@lison973]

Olaplex is the truth. My longest hair was tailbone bone length using Olaplex 3. I cut it recently to even out my hair because I had many different lengths due to mechanical damage . My hair is 4a/4b I’m AA. I wash weekly and use the revair to dry. Give this guy a raise.

[@YellowRoses10]

I'm going to buy the Olaplex 3 next month in 2023 and see how it works for me.😊

[@naturalglory6311]

How do you use olaplex 3 to retain length? What hairstyles did you do? I’ve got bra strap 4a/b too🙏😩

[@lison973]

@@naturalglory6311 i section my hair in 4 with clips, detangle on dry hair, I’ll mist it if my hair is dry and maybe add a little leave in conditioner , I’ll go in the shower , wet my hair, slap on Olaplex 3 on the length of each section. I’ll shower. It usually clocks in at 10 minutes. And then shampoo only my roots and condition my hair only by section. I use the Aussie deep conditioner as a leave in (cause it’s cheap and it works !). I detangle each section with the tangle teezer only after I add a little leave-in. Because each section was detangled in the beginning I usually only see shed hairs in the shower. Now I also add aloe as a leave-in under the leave-in conditioner and I see less shedding/ breakage. Hopes this helps. My hair is boring, usually in a low/high ponytail or bun. I use the revair to dry because it’s less manipulation on the hair. I simply use my fingers to make parts to place hair in revair. I even dry according to the sections. It’s very methodical. 🔄 I only use satin ponytail holders from a company call silk and open hairpins for my buns. Hope this helps. I can bank on my hair to grow.

[@jeanwiler3719]

A study was just released saying that olaplex damages and cause breakage over time. A group of people already is suing the company

[@lison973]

@@jeanwiler3719 😱

[@krystalben]

My daughter has butt length 4C hair that has been unmanageable. I tried everything advertised for her hair type, thinking her hair texture is just tough and I have to accept it. Today, I washed, deep conditioned, and blow dried. I ONLY used the products you recommend and I couldn’t believe how fast I could dry and detangle her hair (I use the revair to dry her hair because she’s so tender headed). Normally i detangle and it tangles right back up. For the first time in years, her hair retained the moisture and it didn’t tangle up right after brushing. I realize now it’s because of so much product build up that I wasn’t washing off. What usually takes me 4-5 hours, today took me two!! Thank you so much for your instructional videos!!! My mom and I are both are your regimen now too, looking forward to my future long hair!!

[@francesfehrman741]

Baby department.detangler.

[@bilhakhaminwa]

Can you tell me how to grow the hair untill butt length I also have 4c

[@krystalben]

@@bilhakhaminwai follow all the steps and products from above, but also, when her hair is not in braids (I don’t let her do braids often because I think tension and weight of fake hair makes more hair shed), I keep hair stretched by blow drying with the RevAir. And we do different hair styles with her hair blow dryed out. This helps prevent knots, so less breakage when we detangle. Her hair is very dry so I try to put Moroccan oil on her ends often

[@kelianegonzales4187]

I just had my hair touched up yesterday, and my stylist was so pleased with the health of my hair. I’ve been seeing the same stylist for almost 2 years now, and really started to take my hair care seriously when I met her. Since investing in my hair, I have noticed a HUGE improvement! The strength of my hair is the most noticeable! I have added (per your recommendation) Olaplex 3, Pureology Leave in Conditioner, and the Redken Cleansing Cream. Just continuing to keep my hair healthy. Thank you for the suggestions!

[@zackfrm330]

redken volume injection shampoo and conditioner? or different?

[@kelianegonzales4187]

@@zackfrm330 I personally use and really like the Kenra Platinum Shampoo and Conditioner.

[@christinarobinson1808]

Same,my stylist was also amazed at the condition of my hair,using the same products as you.More expensive,but,worth it .👍

[@kelianegonzales4187]

@@christinarobinson1808 Absolutely! It finally clicked that the reason my hair always feels so good when I go to the salon is because they’re using good quality products. And continuous use of those good quality products have maintained it.

[@myqqkimba]

lpp

[@goober112]

I use baby shampoo & no conditioner. A touch of biolsilk here and there, now my hair is to my back. Before I was using like 7 different products, my hair was so heavy it weighed down on my scalp, made my hair thinner, & my hair would keep breaking at shoulder length. This video was so informative! Thank you!

[@Bekybex]

This dude's advice saved my virgin hair. For me, I was missing a leave-in treatment/conditioner in my routine. Literally a game-changer. Goodbye dry and split ends. No bullshit, no fancy expensive products. It's actually so simple. Thank you, Chris!

[@romidesco]

how long did it take for the products you introduced into your routine to make changes? and did you have to cut a lot of your hair

[@rydiavalentine]

I had the same problem. I already have the leave-in conditioner. Let's see if it works for me, too.

[@FavouredMaria]

Which one do you use

[@missg4238]

Retention - that is the key word in the hair growth game. Second key word is 'consistency.' If you can consistently carry out good hair practices that compliments your hair type, you will retain your hair growth. Just to add to what Chris said I also use a protein reconstructor to further strengthen my hair, not everyone will need that though.

[@mbv22311]

Which protein reconstructor do you use

[@missg4238]

@@mbv22311 I use several. My favourite is Aphogee Strengthening kit, I use it around once a quarter. This keeps my hair in tip top condition and very strong. Between those periods I will use a more gentle protein like, Amika The Kure and Aveda Damage Remedy. My hair is very protein tolerant though, so what I can handle, others may not be able to.

[@silkeniaema]

@@missg4238 are you? Miss Glamour?

[@christinarobinson1808]

@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist What's this got to do with hair?

[@chagoot1024]

@@christinarobinson1808 I do believe He has better things to do than to look down and see how our hair is doing!

[@PrernaKriplani]

Whos here after getting your hair cut short😂😂

[@Daphne-z5n]

Me😂

[@feisty1302]

Me 😭

[@emelbear]

Me

[@_espresso_654]

Meeeee

[@lujain5988]

Me😢😢😢😢

[@lytaylor1204]

This character in the wig just gives me the giggles every time 😂😂

[@shilohstout5152]

He's calling me out 🤣

[@lilybethkuhn9650]

That’s the same guy/ chris

[@lytaylor1204]

@@lilybethkuhn9650 omg I know I'm not THAT stupid 😂

[@lilybethkuhn9650]

@@lytaylor1204 I didn’t call you stupid. I thought you thought it was a different guy because you didn’t say his name. Chill

[@ButGod.n]

😂yup

[@christy3430]

Olaplex 3 made a huge difference in my hair right away. Thank you for making this process so simple and uncomplicated.

[@tash8820]

You really changed my mind on leave in conditioner. When I was a teenager a hairdresser told me to never use leave in products and that really stuck with me. Thank you Chris!

[@lisagd22]

I had one tell me the same thing. She said it weighs my hair down. I have thick but fine hair and it's long, so it weighs *itself* down. Leave-in conditioner isn't going to make it any worse. 😄

[@269gem9]

Same!

[@aprilzcorner]

@@lisagd22 I found out myself from using leave in conditioners that they seem to weigh my hair down and not really help. But these days I use biolage or big sexy hair, and the key is not using too much and working it evenly thru the hair.

[@rhinonanmune8791]

They tell you that so that your hair never gets better and you have to go to them more often.

[@mamashanshan2772]

My hair has become a bit thinner, however, at 59, I’m so blessed to have it, a couple grays!! I eat a lot of fish and veggies, I always have, plus condition 1 wk. & leave in, I feel it helps me especially now becoming older & health issues.

[@REG911]

THIS MAN IS A HAIR LIFESAVER!!!! I started doing this routine and I saw a difference after the first time!! The second time I did this, my hair has never ever ever ever looked and felt this amazing and healthy…. EVER!!! And I was never one to spare the cost of taking care of my hair. My problem was mainly the right routine! Thank you so much for these amazing videos!

[@cynthiawhite4744]

I've done exactly what he has said believe me it works. My hair starting to look very healthy again. 😊

[@ezrabeauty]

chris since november, your videos have changed my hair life COMPLETELY. wish i could’ve known this information years ago. would like to see more demos from the salon! you’re AWESOME

[@99PercentOffFreeHugs]

This man speaks the gospel! I startle the hairdressers when I go in with the health of my hair. I get a crowd of them around me touching and inspecting my hair and I always tell them the same thing. LESS is best. Less Washing. Less product. Less Maintenance. Less heat. LESS is best!

[@user-gn4eo3jk2w]

Since I tried your hair routine on my kids, their hair is so much softer and easier to brush. It really saved my morning. Thank you so much for your great advice.

[@francesfehrman741]

Baby department products for children.

[@aysha8580]

I'm so glad I discovered this channel! Your haircare routine has helped me grow my hair past my waist. I finally understand my hair. I hope you always thrive!

[@LiliS319]

I wish you would consult with a trichologist and a cosmetic chemist about all of the mechanisms and science-ey bits!!!!!!!!!!!! But I still absolutely trust all of the practical advice. I just switched to a squeaky clean shampoo and it made such a difference on my second day hair!

[@md55773]

Wow you roasted those "researches"! You have some serious education not even in your field but with a general approach that doesn't care about misleading for profit or trend. Bravo

[@lisa85smith]

You’re AMAZING. My hair already looks so much better and way less frizzy. I’m also getting a lot less hair fall for some reason. You’re a lifesaver and I wish you allllllll the success 🙌🏼

[@knp3335]

I just cut 18 inches of my hair off last week. My hair is very fine and I always let it air dry so as to not damage it. It was down to my hips like I wanted and the ends were not great. I discovered your channel and now am going to concentrate on keeping it healthy from the roots and I'm back to using a blow dryer. Binge watching all of your videos!

[@romidesco]

how is it now?

[@ItzKristinaX3]

Oh my gosh! 🥺😭

[@knp3335]

@@romidesco 13 months since the big chop and it hits my bra strap in the back for length and it’s so much healthier and fuller now. Blow drying instead of air drying made so much of a difference for my fine hair and using sulphate shampoo again after years of avoiding it.

[@rizzart66]

Following your tips has done wonders for my hair. My hair is thick, corse and naturally wavy. I no longer need to flat iron inbetween washes and I can get up to 4-5 days between washes. The only thing I didn't like was the Redken heat protectant spray. Its main ingredient is water. I went back to my Beyond the Zone spray. It's more of an oil based product.

[@kellycurry3334]

WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?!? 😆 I’ve been struggling with growing my hair out for years (on top of being severely anemic) but I just found your channel and you make perfect sense! Unfortunately I have been making a lot of the mistakes you talk about but I just ordered all the products you recommend and I’m on my way to healthy hair! THANK YOU!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@deelite4955]

I've been following the black hair community and hair care routines and using heavy products for a long time. I lived in fear of using heat on my hair to prevent damage. My hair type is "fine" and although I've managed to grow my hair somewhat during this time, I didn't feel like I could confidently wear some of the straight-ish hair styles that I wanted to. Since following your advice I feel like I've attained my life-long hair goals! I've changed hair products to your recommendations and my hair has been thriving since the last few months! Thank you and BLESS you Chris!

[@twohoursto]

Hey there ! I have very fine 4c hair but I regularly blow dry it (once a month/ every two months) it really helps with length retention by reducing tangles and knots you may want to try it because for us fine haired girlie's blow outs look like silk presses unless your hair density is extremely thick

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Love to hear that! Heavy products work for natural curls. But when I blow out my salon co-founders curly coily hair it always comes out way better and lasts way longer with lighter products 👍

[@giirlchan]

​@@BlowoutProfessor are heavy products better for protein deficient hair? High porosity hair?

[@Amor09876]

@@BlowoutProfessor please make a curly /coarse hair video

[@creamycazz1]

@@BlowoutProfessor Love this comment b/c the same happened to me! The natural hair community has had so many “rules”. But the truth is if we follow the Hair Trinity steps and know how to retain moisture, we will be able to use heat to our advantage! So glad I found you Chris. 😊

[@france1437]

I ran into your video a few months ago .. I followed your advice and got a myself a really good leave in conditioner. And wow! My hair never grew this fast. This video is very helpful - I suffered from brittle ends all my life and this video is a life saver! Thank you so much

[@444AbigailMartinez]

& what conditioner was that?

[@rubipotter1980]

5 months ago I started the process of getting blond and at the same time I was lucky to find your channel and follow religiously your recommendations. Yesterday when my hairdresser finish my hair she told me I have “an expensive blond”. My hair has grown up so much and is super healthy even after all that lifting. I was all over the moon 😍. Thank you Chris, thank you, thank you, thank you ❤.

[@sigridvanosch1990]

I have had a big change in my hair when I started the wash trio. Shampoo, conditioner and leave in. I like my hair much more now. So thank youuu! Even though you say there is no shampoo that helps it grow...back in 2019 I really wanted to grow my hair out and found a shampoo/conditioner/mask (not a combo. 3 separate products) from Hair Jazz. I must say it did rely on scalp massage, but it has absolutely helped my hair to get MUCH longer in a short amount of time. An inch of hair growth in 3 weeks really proved this for me. My hair was STRONG smooth and silky. But all good things come to an end and it kinda stopped working that well. So I quit Hair Jazz and gotten something else (I don't remember which one, something with a bulldog in the logo) but it never made my hair as gorgeous as it was with the Hair Jazz. And then I found your channel.

[@francesfehrman741]

This is what I do. Beautiful hair.

[@adelasalca543]

It really just depends on if your hair likes being weighted down. My hair is 32 inches long and I have been using Olaplex 3-4-5 for a few months now and I love it. I wash my hair once a week but it's never really oily.

[@Ms_Tex]

Except for the Olaplex, and routinely using protective hairstyles (braids, buns, etc.), this is the hair routine I've used for 15+ years. My most recent Big Chop (pixie length) was May 2019, and my hair is now mid-back, even with having at least 12" cut during trims.

[@brandymedora4015]

How good does olapex work?

[@olivia-performanceartist3693]

OMG this channel is such a godsend! For anyone new wondering why it's different to all the other videos out there, it's because these tips are so easy and PRACTICAL without the hundreds of hours / cash wasted on using a billion products and no time wasting "look at me, look at me" vibe like all the other influencer channels. My follow up question on this vid (if you haven't posted the answer already): what's the best way to apply leave-in conditioner? Especially for curly hair? Go all in with one of those Denman brushes, or just spray it on a bit? TIA!! xx

[@sedrasedra9949]

مصريه انا كمان

[@kaylagrippi1446]

Wow! This was probably the most informative, no BS hair care video I have watched. Thank you!!

[@TeamJesusGo]

Chris! Ive been struggling with my dry hair for such a long time and fallen for all of this things. Thanks to your advice and the trinity system, my hair is finally looking and feeling great! Way less products and who knew... leave-in conditioner was the one thing I was missing. Thank you! ❤️

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Yes! That's awesome! Leave in conditioner is amazing

[@beautifulbrokenangel786]

3 Minute Miracle Aussie conditioner works really well for dry hair.

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

So does jojoba oil.

[@eunseoabikim]

Hey Chris can u please try mielle rosemary mint shampoo, conditioner, rosemary mint oil, and masque

[@donkeyballs3307]

​@Beautiful Broken Angel stop buying shampoo and conditioner from a grocery store if u want real nice hair

[@annareeves9912]

I'd love to incorporate this stuff into my hair routine because I'm trying to grow it out as long as possible. Another thing that doesn't cost any money that'll help reduce hair damage is not violently combing/brushing tangles out and breaking your hair off. To prevent tangles (at least for stick straight hair like mine), I brush it before showering (if there are lots of tangles, use one of those wet/dry brushes), only apply shampoo to the scalp, use a pick to help spread the conditioner from middle to ends, let sit while washing the rest of yourself, rinse everything out real good so there's minimal buildup, then pick it out again after drying with a white t shirt (DON'T rub it!! Just wrap it!). The t shirt by itself is so important...I immediately noticed a difference in how smooth my hair felt after using a t shirt instead of a towel. A salon lady told me to use a white shirt so no dyes get in my hair. This is extra and you don't have to do it, but I look for individual split ends and cut them off when I have extra time. It's impossible to get them all which is why trimming every two/three months is important, but I've seen some crazy split ends that needed to go. When you get it trimmed, only cut off maybe an inch MAX and don't go too often, otherwise you're cutting off all your growth. Still definitely trim it though because I didn't cut it AT ALL for 10 years and I had to remove 6 inches of damage despite how hard I tried to take care of it.

[@sunflower_6086]

I've been using shirts to dry my hair but not white one ur point is logical i'm gonna start using white shirts instead thx ❤

[@SoniaAlese]

Take supplements: saw palmetto, biotin & collagen. Then use quality haircare products made for your specific hair type & do a weekly deep conditioner treatment. I have hair almost down to my butt and a lot of it.

[@loralei2887]

I lost my hair to chemo and have been trying to grow it out FOREVER, it has really made me soo sad! But of course I was going about it wrong. I would opt for cheap products that were doing more damage. I’m so glad I found you my hair is still on a journey but it’s getting so much better, thank you

[@MERCHIODOS]

Invest in real human hair wigs until your hair grows

[@katie7748]

I lost a third of mine to chemo. Honestly just let your hair do its thing and be patient. And remember, sometimes there just is no going back. It's a price you pay to be alive. Best of luck :-)

[@kelseykayyoung]

Chris love your stuff, would really love for you to do trinity routine on natural wavy and curly hair. Keeping it curly for days in between washes, and also keeping it healthy, and safe at night. Expand the channel to more ethnic hair types and it will surely reach a wider audience! Thank you!

[@creamycazz1]

Agreed! 🙌🏾

[@mrslavanderblu]

Basically, it would probably be the same. Honestly how different could it be? Probably the only real difference would be how to dry the hair, you know?

[@Maharetsamarasuke2]

Please please please. I don't really want to blow dry my hair and get rid of my waves.

[@kitsha88]

@@mrslavanderblu styling and products used would be different

[@marvanajones3210]

Very interesting taking care of the hair you have, yet info given is a good usages to hair grow and to have healthy hair.

[@sakshiraturi2648]

I almost shaved my whole head off because I was so frustrated with my hair!! It is still a mess but your videos have given me so much hope :) I am going to start taking your advice and hopefully get my hair back to what it was!

[@raaziaisaac2798]

Thank you for your previous videos. Wow, I followed your advice. I purchased the Olaplex 3, the Redken acidic concentrate bonding shampoo and a leave-in conditioner. After one use of Olaplex 3 I can see and feel a difference to my chemically, colour-treated hair of many, many years. I too must colour every 5 weeks, grey hairs (50+ yrs old). Thank you for your informative videos. Much appreciated.

[@laurenherbert7652]

Did you get the Color Fanatic leave in conditioner? I can’t get hold of it anywhere online. From UK x

[@DHARK1873]

I can tell you, what he says about Olaplex is accurate. #3 works well with all shampoos/other products I’ve used so far.

[@Glad2BGolden]

Thank you your testimony

[@angelamary9493]

I use Olaplex 7 ..amazing

[@valeriethompson9856]

Absolutely love all your videos. BUT, really wish you would touch on the importance of trims rather than saying they don't need it (as you said in a different video). It really depends on the state of their hair. Go into detail about the fact that nothing mends a split end and it will just splitting up the strand and/or snap off leading to lost length. They can do everything you said in this amazing video, but if they don't get the already split ends off they are not going to see the BEST results and will think these suggestions didn't "work"? Just a suggestion. Keep being awesome!!! Love you Chris! 💖

[@kamilaobregon618]

I'm from Colombia and I was just passing by to thank you for your advice I watched many of your videos and the truth is that you made a before and after in my hair, thank you!

[@sonjaforrester9255]

My hair grows slowly. Really. I only have to touch up my roots every 10wks. But thanks to the routine my hair is much healthier! Thanks Chris!

[@leolleol1245]

Lopuhbguuj😝😗😗😗😗😍

[@lirielhotshoot1247]

Prenatal vitamins and jello seem to grow my hair and nails quite a bit.

[@downsouthE]

@@lirielhotshoot1247eating jello? 😅

[@FreyaRagnild]

I didn't color treat or flat iron/curl my hair for 2 yrs. I got a couple inches cut off every 6 months. I don't use any products, just grocery store shampoo/conditioner. It went from shoulder length to my waist and is so THICK now!

[@an0ana]

Had a pixie from November 16' and grew it until March 21'. My final hair length/growth was 33". I never blow dried it or ever straightened it. I did a lot of things that I guess I shouldn't have, but my hair decided it wanted to grow fast. One thing that you learn is that your hair will easily be able to go longer without getting washed. There was no way for me to wash my hair every other day even if I had wanted to. As fun as it was to have coveted 'mermaid hair', I won't ever do that again. I'm happy with my chin length bob and undercut now :D

[@dr.MadisonSoley]

Few weeks ago, a guy appeared with a secret ancient recipe for perfect hair and for very fast hair growth. That recipe normally costs several tens of thousands of dollars, and only a small number of people in Russia know about it. A very interesting story, if I were younger I would definitely try that recipe for my hair, but at my age, that is no longer important for me.

[@e_i_e_i_bro]

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[@الماسهالزرقاء-ذ3ف]

ممكن اعرف ماهي الوصفه

[@MetildoMetildo]

What was the recipe please?

[@rishlovesfalafels]

@@MetildoMetildo it’s a bot and he’s lying. Any hair oil and massage with good nutrition will work.

[@pennybags9635]

Chris, I can never thank you enough for saving my hair and my money💐❤

[@JayeEllis]

My biggest tip is BE GENTLE! Gentle products, gentle brushing, gentle styles. Most people are just too rough with their hair, then wonder why it breaks. Harsh products, heat, yanking the brush through, and wearing it down, no thanks!

[@angiec8784]

Your videos are LEGIT! Thank you for your efforts to give us such awesome free content that WORKS! I was skeptical but just tried your recommended shampoo (with shampoo kungfu technique) and leave in conditioner and it made a big difference in 2 weeks. I always air dry my hair. But then I watched a heat style video of yours that said heat twice a week in your routine is next level and does great for my hair… I got the heat styling products but figured I would return them after a few tries if I didn’t like it. …. OMG it’s been a few weeks and WOW! Even my sister converted and now follows your videos and advice too and now her hair looks better than any time in her life! THANKS!!!!!

[@cecem.9921]

I’ve been spending $100 a bottle vitamins to help my hair grow… I am so glad I found your channel. I don’t even own leave in condish because I thought it weights down my hair. I purchased the products you recommended, I’m so excited to try this out!

[@Gigi2you]

Ok so I COULD NOT believe how well this trinity system works. After the 1st application of a good professional shampoo and a good blow dry creme my hair looked better than when I leave my stylist usually. In total amazement how easy it is and mad at the same time for not knowing all these years. Thank you for being honest with us. The pandemic has led a lot of us to do our own hair at home, and I appreciate this so much.

[@irmafouche3735]

I am so grateful, my hair is very dry and frizzy and I have been doing the trinity routine for a week and my hair has never looked this healthy. Thank you thank you thank you ❤️

[@Glesga_lassie]

Try K18 too, it's great

[@traceymaltby7819]

I’ve been following this routine for two months and already I see growth. It works and the olaplex is worth it, I use about 2 bottles a month and get it on flip box. Thank you for saving my hair blowout professor ❤

[@JKLPP]

2 bottles per month 😱 that’s a huge consumption. I thought 1 bottle can be good for 2-3 months

[@bellagreen6660]

@@JKLPP depends on your ussage. Some people wash their hair once a week and other once a day 😂

[@MERCHIODOS]

@@bellagreen6660 Washing your hair once a day is really bad and damages your hair because your stripping the naturel oils that keeps your hair healthy. The recommend wash for your hair is twice a week

[@cknk1]

I have incorporated all your tips and holy fugh!!!! I’ve struggled to grow my hair forever!!! I started using the leave in, blowout and hair oil and my hair has grown 10 inches!!! Then I had issues with brittle dry ends and started the hair mask! You are a freakin hair wizard!!!! It’s a game changer!!!! My hair is so soft and shiny!!! It’s never been like this before!! Thank you!!!!!!!!❤

[@sunflower_6086]

Good for u sis enjoy ur beautiful hair but what excatly did u apply from his advices 😊

[@vintagebae7258]

Please name the products you use

[@cknk1]

@@vintagebae7258 redken volume shampoo Moroccan weightless conditioner redken leave in conditioner blowout and olaplex oil. I workout 2 times a day and only need to wash my hair 1 time a week. I use the redken dry shampoo

[@rusalka241]

Hope this channel will has a million of followers one day. This guy totally deserves it.

[@mizuXmagicXmango]

Everything you said about the Olaplex Shampoo & Conditioner is everything I ALWAYS felt about it. Thank you sooooo much for this.

[@VelkanAngels]

Wish I knew that before I bought them both, cause he recommended them in his product list :(

[@cbaker5630]

Completely love the trinity routine recommendations. You are so right, not everyone has the same hair type/texture. I happen to have naturally curly hair that I prefer not to blow out and recurl. Unfortunately many of the curly hair routines recommend a LOT of product to keep it from frizzing out. Do you have any suggestions/recommendations for those of us who want to celebrate our curls and have them look amazing?

[@janetm6701]

You might want to check out Manes by Mel on KZbin. She’s a stylist specializing in naturally curly hair. She recommends a leave-in conditioner, then a gel or curl cream (for hold and frizz), then an oil after the hair is dry.

[@PiehlGina]

Check out the channel “manes by mel” for curly hair. I love her

[@Hart-u7p]

I do rosemary oil and have seen a lot of growth and health in my hair but I really like your channel and will use your products and ideas 😊

[@Boring2u]

A couple weeks ago I discovered this channel. Not only is it very honest and informative, it is also amusing! I have fine hair that I stopped processing about a year ago and now I'm beginning Chris's recommendations. Already, the combo of Redkin Volume Injection and Olaplex 3 has really helped me. I'm excited to see what the next year holds after following his suggestions. Thanks for this amazing channel!! Good luck to everyone out there trying to get that beautiful long hair!

[@BlowoutProfessor]

🙏

[@infinitepossibilities356]

@@BlowoutProfessor Hi, Does the Olaplex repair work for African American hair?

[@creamycazz1]

@@infinitepossibilities356 It works wonderfully! I’ve been using it for almost 2 years now & Olaplex (No. 3 specifically) has single-handedly changed my hair AND how I think about my hair! (I’m 4c btw). My hair now swings, whereas in my younger days, it would stick straight up in the air. Shoot stylists used to refer my hair as a steel wool pad 😢.. this was way before I knew what real moisturizing was and got info on bond-builders. Try it sis (or sir).. i promise u won’t regret it!

[@lynupchurch3775]

Thanks! I ❤the information you share

[@BlowoutProfessor]

Appreciate you! 🙏

[@lynupchurch3775]

@@BlowoutProfessor hi there, is bonding spray as good as leave in conditioner

[@tbjwmd]

You can’t KNOW how incredibly HELPFUL this is for me today! Thank you so very much ♥️

[@selinagomez6185]

Thank you so much for saving my hair! 🙏 I've had so much bad hair advice over the years, with hairdressers telling me that I should cut my hair every 12 weeks and that it just won't grow long anymore because I'm over 30!🤦‍♀️

[@EdeenRen]

What can I use instead olaplex on non dyed hair? Thank you 🧚🏻‍♀️

[@ana_22_74]

Dam wtf… I think you just saved my hair… I been struggling for like 18 years not kidding…. I’m definitely going to listen to you. Wow thank you

[@user-pg8iw1hz9k]

I love that we are taking hair advice from a bald guy 🤣❤️

[@lr2vc3]

I am so thankful to you…. I was waiting for the old bait and switch, but you truly gave the secrets to a gain healthy hair growth along with a regiment! Thank you, bless your soul!!!

[@halfofmyheart3167]

I always use a clarifying shampoo from either K18, Ouai, or Briogeo before using Olaplex N°3. A employee from Olaplex told me to clarify before using to ensure the product fully penetrate into the hair & this will give the best results. I would love to know your opinion on this! Thank you for all the amazing videos. ❤

[@geniseoldenburg5308]

Ditto. Professional input on this, please!

[@creamycazz1]

I do the same & would love to know Chris’ input on this!

[@TheRealBlackPanda]

Logically this makes sense...if you put creams or anything else in your hair during the week before the next wash, thats product build up. Washing all of that off will clear any heavy oils from your hair shaft letting the olaplex bond better.

[@christinarobinson1808]

This makes sense ☺️

[@sarahc.7202]

Thank you for spreading good info ! I managed to get long healthy hair and I learned that all you have to do is avoid and prevent damage, that's it. Because once the hair is damaged, it's really hard to fix it and long hair is old hair.

[@katladynj760]

Just discovered your channel a few weeks ago and have been raving about you to my friends. I appreciate the education I have been getting and my blowdry brush routine immediately improved after watching your technique!! The humor in your videos is outstanding, too!! Happy holidays to you, Chris!! ❤️💚❤️

[@Thisplaceisaprison3912]

I shaved my hair off two and a half years ago after claiming my hair doesn’t grow. Turns out I was just treating my hair terribly with bleach, heat and bad hair styles. Now my hair grows amazing and I only get it colored or bleached every 2 to 3 months professionally and reserve heat styling for special occasions and followed your advice for how to keep hair styled for 3 days.

[@marylocher4586]

Love this advice but you can’t leave out regular trims!! No matter what you do, it is unavoidable that your hair will split and break at the ends at least a little so you should be getting a trim every 8-10 weeks just to get those splitting ends off before they break and move up the hair shaft. Even if you only dust the very ends, you should consider trimming regularly! ❤ I’ve been slowly but surely growing my hair out with regular trims for a year and a half and people always say that I have thick hair (even thought I don’t lol ) just because I’ve been trimming it regularly so all of my hair is able to grow allllll the way down to my ends together creating bluntness at the ends instead of wispy fragile ends. Hope this helps someone! I am a professional as well if anyone is curious lol ❤

[@Itsme.KatieG]

I hate how people resist getting trims. People in "long hair communities" even refer to damaged wispy ends as "fairy tale ends" as if it's cute. Trim trim trim! I aim for 1/2" every 10-12 weeks and I have healthy hip length hair.

[@katie7748]

​@katiegraham6149 it makes me wince seeing long hair where the bottom 6-18" is just...friiiiiiiiiied looking because it's so unhealthy. Wow, it's long but it looks like sht...congrats???

[@spfisterer3651]

Actually, I have really long hair and I get trims only every 6 months. I don't have split ends and even after 6 months you have look carefully to find tiny ones (1/4 of an inch or so)

[@AshleyResonance]

Finally someone is breaking it down.....Youve given me renewed hope for my hair!!

[@marthareece1243]

Where’s the video for grey hair care? I’ve bought and used your recommendation’s, and my hair is still very dry and frizzy. Make a video for all of us “mature” people that decided to grow out our hair and are welcoming our grey hair! Texture and dryness is is on a whole other level and we need help too. My grey hair is down to my waist and I would love to keep it long but it’s frustrating when I’m dealing with dry and frizzy hair that hair oil doesn’t seem to help. Btw, I wash my hair once a week and have gone a month without washing it and it’s still dry and frizzy! Help! There’s lots of us out here!!!

[@guestguest2030]

Have you tried any of the Phyto hair masks for dry hair?

[@marthareece1243]

First time hearing this brand. I’ll definitely look into their products. I do like a good hair mask! Thanks!!!

[@Pamela-B]

Because all that hair has been on your head for years and years & exposed to all kinds of stressors. One thing to consider is your water. I recently moved across the country and the hard water turned my hair into straw. I used a good clarifying shampoo that removes hard water minerals followed by a deep conditioning mask and the difference was amazing!! I had my hair back! I do that once or twice a month. I also use a styling cream and/or smoothing oil serum (Colleen Rothschild brand) just on the mid shafts to ends. Start with small amounts and see how it works. Don’t be afraid of silicones/dimethicones. They offer protection too. Also a good trim could help too. Fyi Im 54 years old and post menopausal with long wavy/curly hair.

[@sonjaforrester9255]

I am 49 and have very dry hair that I have never had before. I am trying Chris's routine and love it but feel I need something more for my ends. Using extra leave in conditioner helps.vut with shorter (just above shoulders) I often end up with it too high on my very thin and fine roots. Aging thin hair is to totally different ballgame!

[@Pamela-B]

@@sonjaforrester9255 totally! My hair is definitely thinner too. 😑

[@NiaElinor]

So glad I found this video!! My hair has been breaking and refusing to grow since I had my last child 2 years ago. Finally on tablets for anemia, and I've just purchased the leave in conditioner you recommend, the redken frizz dismiss and olaplex 3! I've been taking hair vitamins and using hair growth oil for ages and nothing seems to have changed. xx

[@rosalina2773]

As a cosmetic chemist I also wanna add on.. a product being more concentrated does NOT necessarily make it better!! It’s all about the right balance of ingredients and their ability to work together. For example rosemary oil is great for the scalp and hair growth, but putting pure rosemary oil directly on your scalp could give you burns and even cause hair loss. Basically, don’t go reading labels assuming a product is good or bad just based on how much active ingredients are in it. With how labeling works in the US, you can’t even tell how much of something is in the product in the first place. Say a product has 5 ingredients and another has 50, but they have the same concentration of a certain ingredient. The bottle with 5 ingredients is going to appear like it has much more of that ingredient because it will be listed closer to the top.

[@tequila2900]

I have fine hair, I just did the routine for fine hair (including the No 3 Olaplex and hair mask). It is amazing ❤❤❤ Thank you ❤

[@Urfavelucy]

Could you make this but cheaper, like a good hair routine with drugstore products? Im sorry but i can’t afford stuff like Olaplex..

[@Anomaleee]

I use jojoba oil. Olaplex *is* too expensive.

[@shushymcsecret993]

I just show more basic care now, nice brushing several times a day to stimulate scalp and remove loose hairs and such and distribute oils. Basic coconut oil hair mask on hot wet hair once a week or so, obviously heat tools sparingly and intentionally. Don't need fancy crap

[@witchycrafter1037]

Sally’s has an olaplex dupe for half the price.

[@witchycrafter1037]

It’s called BondBar

[@carnicavegirl7214]

Awesome thank you 🙌​@@witchycrafter1037

[@anacarr4795]

I started shampooing my hair twice and was surprised how much cleaner it felt and looked!! I was able to wash after 3 days, without being gross. Thanks

[@ZombieQueen-nj5md]

I agree with this!! Although I would recommend 0 in conjunction with 3, and also loreal has a miracle water rinse that you should use occasionally as well. And, if you have super dry ends, use a nice light leave in conditioning spray on those ends (not the entire hair if your hair gets weighed down easily) and don’t wash your entire head when you shamooo. Shampoo your roots, and just let the shampoo rinse over the rest of the hair. And condition the opposite, condition all the way up but DON’T condition your roots; your scalp will condition your roots. Coming from someone who’s hair wouldn’t grow more than halfway passed my chest because of breakage, who’s hair is now to my butt. (Also, I went brunette! Bleach=breakage)

[@petra5250]

This advices are just amazing! So simple but so efficient! I was skipping using leave in and hair oil for long time…. One month ago after watching this videos and understanding on how to retain and keep moisture in hair, my bleached and dyed ends look great! And my hair owerall looks really good! All that with simple drugstore products with good ingredients, oiling my hair regularly with coconut oil, gliss kur grapeseed oil leave in spray( which I was doubting in first), my hair is now really happy and shiny and my ends look like i have some different hair! Keeping the moisure is the key! ❤🤸 gratefull for your advices

[@E.M_Lund]

Aaaandd- protective hairstyles😌 I have the normal shampoo and conditioner routine with the occasional egg and olive oil like once a month, and while that perhaps add vitamins and whatnot to my hair, hairstyles is one of the keys to keeping the breakage in line! I sleep with braids every night, and wear them or a hair clamp bun during the day, I have very brittle hair, and it gets tangled extremely easily, one night without braids and I get mats, which break ALOT while you brush them out. I don’t have the best hair genetics but I’ve managed to keep my hair growing about 15cm the last year, it’s soft and shiny, and boy with extra greasy blond hair, that’s not easy. You don’t have to wear your hair in styles all the time, honestly you could go with just the night, but I like my braids and I like to think they help☺️

[@Captain_Gh0stly]

Oh my word..... this is gonna help me SO MUCH I have frizzy, messy, and very damaged hair and I wanna keep it healthy and grow it out. You are a lifesaver or really a hairsaver

[@Sqeeby]

Can you address how to care for and style naturally curly or wavy hair? I love my natural waves, but it's hit or miss on getting a consistent style. I already use your recommended products and have seen a tremendous improvement in the health of my hair. Now I just need a nudge in the right direction on the steps to style.

[@alexandraniven5218]

Watching your videos has made life so much easier because I needed to simply my hair routine, thanks so much.🌟

[@nefferttisolis-bradley5552]

I always had very healthy, long, strong hair. I am now 51 and noticing my hair is not as thick and some split ends. I have been following your trinity triangle for many years. How do I continue having healthy, strong, long hair as I am perimenopause and want to continue having healthy hair. I am afraid of hair thinning and dry hair because of hormones changes.

[@amyslingsby6947]

I’ve been doing all this but oops just found out I was doing the leave-in correctly AND wasn’t using a mask on Olaplex 3 day. This is why we must keep watching!

[@kamwong8884]

My hair has been looking so much better after changing to your recommended hair care routine for coarse hair. My hair is a bit different than most Asian hair -- it's coarse and (gasp) it's not stick straight! Using the leave-in conditioner and the heat protection is a game changer for me especially as I like using a flat iron.😁

[@maraschwartz6731]

glad my stylist suggested olaplex no3 for me. It's the only one I use and has made a huge difference to my hair.

[@j.celestekee658]

Hi Chris, your videos are freaking fantastic! I’m growing out my hair from postpartum hair loss and finding all your advice really helpful. I have 2 quick questions: 1) do you have an opinion on hair vitamins like Viviscal? Helpful or just marketing BS? And 2) can you ever do a video comparing all the different hair bonding formulas? I know Olaplex is the big one but now there’s K18, Epres, Redken has one etc. Is there one you recommend over the others for addressing damage?

[@JuicyJuice1313]

I would love a video on bond builders, as well.

[@keezjordan1619]

I must be gifted! My hair just grows

[@emilywhatley6447]

Great video! I have long, coarse hair, which I wash once a week; do I need to be applying the Olaplex no.3 to relatively clean hair? I don't use a lot of products, so don't have too much in the way of build-up by the end of the week, but I obviously want the Olaplex to penetrate the hair properly.

[@JuicyJuice1313]

Olaplex is now suggesting washing hair first and then putting #3

[@simbelmyne7767]

This is true. The number one thing that will prevent everyday damage is protective styling. Wear braids and updos more often and you can beat that point where it "stops growing"