Worst Hair Regrets of 2023

[@xristinarose2409]

It makes me so angry when hairdressers tell me they need to trim 1inch but end up 8inches shorter. 1=/=8!! This really gave me trust issues for years when it came to hairdressers. Most of the ones i had are liars 😡 they never do what i want. I went on for years without going to one untill i finally found a good one i can trust. Now im her loyal client for 15 years

[@cdcdogs4961]

Exactly the reason why I’ve cut my own hair for the last 20 years! Never, ever trust a short hair beautician to trim long hair. 😅

[@juliajung1481]

That’s so true. I moved back to my home town and started to trim my hair by myself again.

[@BatshtPassionate]

Yepp I completely stopped going. I'll trim my own hair then

[@rydiavalentine]

I had to learn to cut my hair because they did the same to mine 😂Thankfully my hair grows fast.

[@Loveskelly-hr]

This is why I got some professional hair ✂️ and trim my hair at home

[@daniellerodgers6493]

Brad Mondo’s new video shows he has been watching your channel lol

[@Jeannette0890]

😂

[@bett2390]

Exactly my thoughts! At least good information is passed around the media

[@BionAvastar3000]

He literally copy pasted the advice XD

[@horimiya84]

Which video?

[@bett2390]

@@horimiya84 the most recent one, about combination hair

[@TheEC35]

Finally a new video!!! ❤❤❤ One time my stylist noticed I wasn’t very happy and I asked for a short hair cut. She said I will trim a little and if you still want to cut all your hair next week come. Guess what? I didn’t really want it. I was just emotional I guess.

[@gingersnaps007]

Chris, I have been struggling, and I mean really struggling with thinning and breaking hair for years. I ended up getting extensions almost two years ago and my natural hair just continued to get worse. Now, I’ve removed my extensions and I’m committed to following every single part of your hair care routine. I’m one week in and I already see a huge difference! After just one week, I’m in tears. I feel hope for the first time in a long time. Thank you for caring enough to make these videos - you are changing lives. ❤

[@Babychimichannel]

Try avocado oil mask for scalp and hair. It's amazing. I have breakage too and this made my hair super soft.

[@kanikabaldev6444]

Increase protein intake and exercise. Basically concentrate on lowering oxidative damage. Check for thyroid and take curcumin supplements.

[@andream4281]

I don't normally leave comments but... I love my bangs. I wash my hair every 3-4 days. Day 4 is usually dry shampoo in the morning and then wash at night. I use my flat iron to give my hair a little bump on day 1 after I wash and dry my hair. It lasts me until I need to wash. If it's crazy humid or I'm crazy sweaty I just pin them up with a bobby pin until wash day. I don't have oily skin and my hair is fine texture. My hairline is slightly receded. The bangs hide it and give me a little volume and interest which at my age ..I need.

[@Laceymm711]

Thanks for the tips. I had to cut bangs because of damage around my face and I'm gonna try out your routine

[@kimt.mendez]

which dry shampoo brand u use?

[@Castlecat1]

I think bangs are really underrated. I also don’t think they are the big deal everyone makes of them either. I get them, get bored, grow them out, get them again. Right now I’m so bored with my style that I’m about to get them again. I agree that they give a little interest as we age!

[@beckyshaknovich7554]

I have had bangs my whole life since junior high. I am 40 now. I have naturally curly hair which I blow dry straight except for a few years I went to a curly stylist. I wore bangs both curly and straight. I like my face best with bangs. I wash my hair once a week. Dry shampoo my bangs a couple times throughout the week. I like Drybar Dry shampoo, but not the clear one.

[@candykane6991]

You are so right about not going back to a stylist who does what they want. I had one who put tons of layers in when I said I don't like layers. Took forever to grow them out and I was unhappy with my hair the whole time.

[@marismm6405]

oh same happened to me! And I showed pictures and videos of the hair to the stylist and somwhow the stylist ignored it completely

[@evelynmom2902]

Same happened to me. I went in only for bangs and she started cutting layers in without even asking me if I wanted them! I guess she felt entitled to doing it because she cut celebrities hair.

[@guestguest2030]

I had one stylist tell me that my hair was too thick and she chopped off a chunk with thinning shears even though I had told her no thinning shears.

[@BlingyBea]

Same thing happened to me took me years to grow it out, now I tell my hairdresser to trim a half inch at the bottom only. I like my hair all one length and hairdressers are always wanting to layer it around my face, I tell them no.

[@EverythingAndNothing08]

Last year I went to a new stylist and told her I wanted my hair cut straight across. Instead she gave me a U shape. I didn't get a haircut for eight months after that.

[@BeeCurious007]

Anytime I walk into a salon. I make them show me exactly how much an inch is. Before they can touch my hair! It hasn't failed me since. I have also been sending loads of people over to your channel. You give great advice, Chris.💜

[@megalopolis2015]

I'm glad you have a great method for clarification with salon workers. t's amazing to see how subjective an "inch" is, since they could literally break out a tape measure if they wanted to. With one exception, I've been cutting my own hair since age fourteen. I guess I have trust issues. :0)

[@BeeCurious007]

​@@megalopolis2015That is so funny because I only allow them to trim the back. I do everything else because like you, I have major trust issues!🤣😠💜

[@pujas134]

@@megalopolis2015 it's the same with me 🤣

[@jmsith8076]

OK, I'm an over 50 daughter of a hairdresser, who has recently discovered you. My hair is getting better than ever following your regime. But mentioning Neil Gaiman has confirmed you are the best. And the wedding advice is so sensible.

[@PandoricaLost]

*me 2 weeks ago* Am I really taking hair advice from a big, bald guy? *me today with beautiful curls* Yes, yes I am! Lol, thanks Chris! 🤩😂

[@sueyoung2428]

🎉🎉and now we have the best hair ever!

[@angiehannon7922]

Thats what my husband said! lo, -Yes I am seeing a huge positive difference in my hair. I just have to let mine grow now from a bad haircut - she used thinning Shears!!! :(

[@Confused2023]

💯

[@muscularfish3991]

Hair stylist here. I get the bangs thing, but I feel like there's a lot of ways to deal w/ the example problems given that aren't just not having bangs.

[@noot1359]

I totally agree, bangs are a lot of maintenance unless you are gifted and don't have to style them when you wake up. I love mine but it's definitely a struggle, can't slick my hair back on an oily day without needing to wash my bangs quickly :') the things we do

[@itsisa1319]

I started watching you a little over a month ago and you’ve changed my hair life! I get barely any fallout now even on shampoo day and my husband keeps commenting on how shiny and soft my hair is! 😍 Thank you !!!

[@eminamedic1219]

Same here! I live in Sweden so most of his recommended products aren't available at salons, but most Ive been abled to buy online. They have saved my hair. Especially K18 and redken acidic bonding concentrate. Holy shit I'm sold and my hair is fantastic, all thanks to Chris and his team! You can really tell hes doing what he loves and knows

[@katefarella4883]

Thanks for the smiles today, Chris. I was recently diagnosed with alopecia, and as I’ve been following your protocol (it’s been helping), I needed some laughs today.

[@juliajung1481]

Love goes out to you. That disease sucks.

[@colleenbromley4860]

I've had bangs off and on my whole life and love them on me. On wash day I just blow-dry my bangs and let the rest of my hair air dry most times. Until next wash day, I brush my bangs one direction a few times, than the opposite direction, and shake my head. And my bangs are good to go! And at the end of a wash cycle, on those really greasy hair days before a wash, I just push my bangs back and wear a hat and messy bun sticking out. Love all your hair advice, your product suggestions have improved my hair so much, plus I save money, I don't need anything else!

[@tessltaekook8501]

Why don't you just wash your bangs over the sink...?

[@edena2769]

Thank you Chris . You are hilarious 😂 I am 61 years old from LA. I found you here a few months ago, after the extensions I was having for a year and half totally destroyed my hair, and left me with bald spots. I started following your recommendations, buying expensive products you recommend, and I can tell you now that my hair is longer , fuller and prettier now. I love it! Thank you sir! ❤

[@Confused2023]

The products really do make the difference. I used an alternate Monday and my hair looked rubbish after only one day. The expensive product is lasting longer as well… I m a happy camper 😊

[@raphisavampirexoxo]

Chris, thank you. A month ago, I was SO confused by anything involving hair - caring for it, the different hair types and products...I had no idea what I was doing and I was too overwhelmed to even start. My hair is super long and straight (24 inch), box dyed, oily at the roots and crazy dry at the ends. Although I do get lots of compliments on it, I had no idea how to take it to the next level and properly take care of it. I started with your easy tips (like double washing, not using too many products, figuring out my hair type and what products to get, tying my hair before going to bed...) and I noticed an immediate improvement. Then, I bit the bullet and purchased your recommended trinity products and I'm shocked at how good my hair looks. It's so clean, shiny, bouncy, soft, it's no longer dry at the ends (YAY, I don't have to cut to much off now!!) and I can now go up to 5 days between washes. Even my boyfriend noticed that it's more voluminous and I have less flyaways. Most importantly though, I was able to create a routine and stick to good habits thanks to the knowledge you share. It's surprisingly easy once you get in the habit of it and it's so rewarding to see the change. So thank you so much.

[@rosecieli8599]

I´ve got some good bang advice: How to avoid your bangs getting oily? Touch up your face with Powder in the afternoon, that way the oil on your forehead get´s trapped (or wash if you don´t use Make Up) How to style your bangs without heat? I personally put my bangs up in the night with some clips so they don´t get greasy. In the morning I spray them with a lil bit if water and then style them with a small round brush. You can just let it airdry. For the reference: I have whispy bangs

[@TheSlavetoabunny]

I started using your hair regimen and it did not disappoint! I bought all the stuff - Redken shampoo and conditioner, leave-in conditioner, blow dry gel, flat iron spray, Babyliss flatiron, hair oil.....I even splurged on a Harry Josh blow dryer. The first two times were so-so, but by the third time the magic started to happen. Bonus - I have had seborrheic dermatitis and have been using special shampoo for the the last 10+ years. It helped, but never went away 100%. Since I have been shampooing the correct way and going 4 days between shampoos it is gone! I live in Daytona and if I ever get over to the west coast, I am coming in to have my hair done for the experience!

[@BlingyBea]

I just did the same thing, bought everything,that flat iron really does make my hair the shiniest it’s ever been. The only thing I noticed is my hair feels more tangled after I shampoo with that Redken shampoo and I have more hair falling out, did you experience that. I’ve used his system twice. I took his hair test to make sure I was getting the correct shampoo/conditioner.

[@TheSlavetoabunny]

@@BlingyBea I haven't had an issue with tangles or hair falling out. Do you use the leave-in conditioner? I'm on the fourth time using the regimen. The first time it seemed to take forever, but it gets quicker and easier each time.

[@BlingyBea]

@@TheSlavetoabunny yes I bought the conditioner too, bought everything he recommends for medium hair. Tomorrow will be my 3rd time using the shampoo and conditioner, just ordered the Redken clarifying shampoo to use once a week per his video. I bought the leave in conditioner, gel for blow drying and the heat protectant spray for flat ironing my hair. I can say my hair is very soft now and shiny.

[@Autumnstorm79]

Thanks for the videos! I’ve made some changes you’ve recommended for fine hair & have noticed a BIG improvement. I’m following the trinity routine, changed my brush and how I brush my hair. I’ve figured out how to properly use my hairbrush dryer - I hated it when I first got it and went back to my regular dryer - now I love it! Your video for fine hair has a lot of great info as well. I’m using a terry cloth lined hair cap (already had it, just didn’t use it) that I got from my local dollar store. I switched back to my satin pillowcase. I can’t get over how much these quick and simple changes in my routine have made to my hair. Even my teenaged boys (16/18) made a comments, out of the blue, on how much nicer my hair looks. Thank you so much for all your advice! Now, I have Elumen dye in my hair that I was thinking on growing out (I’m a 44 yr old women with lots of grey/white and dirty blond hair); it’s currently dark purple with light purple & a greyish purple pieces. I really love it but am wondering how bad is Elumen for my hair? With just a few inches grown out I don’t like how much my current natural colour ages me. I really don’t know anything about Elumen except that it gives me an awesome colour. What would you (or anyone) recommend?

[@BlingyBea]

Is there a video you watched on how to properly use your hairbrush dryer? I can’t seem to get any volume on top.

[@Autumnstorm79]

@@BlingyBea yes there is

[@Autumnstorm79]

@@BlingyBea including this one it’s 14 videos back (if I counted correctly). Hope that helps.

[@BlingyBea]

@@Autumnstorm79 found it thank you, off to watch it

[@sandyberger-r9j]

Happened to me once, the stylist cut my hair way too short and I had to wait 1.5 years until my hair grew back to the length I originally wanted. Never went back to that salon.

[@sherriehavens4713]

I had a friend's sister-in-law trim my hair in 10th grade. I didn't know she was hung over and the next day a guy I liked in science class told another girl that I was cuter before I cut my hair! I have hair stylist issues😢

[@StellaMcFly]

You quoted Neil Gaiman! He's one of my all-time favorite authors. I was a youth librarian when "The Graveyard Book" was published, and subsequently won the Newberry. I was so glad he revisited youth-friendly fiction, despite being a massive fan of Sandman and his other adult works. It was truly a life and perspective altering read. ❤ Also, I'm one of the lucky jerks who can rock French cut curtain bangs, trim them at home, still have them grow, and they never get gross or dry. They suit my long face, dark hair, and personal aesthetic perfectly. I'm very lucky on that front. I'll take it, because life has kicked my ass on most other fronts. Fifteen years of bangs and a wolf-cut, and it somehow still kicks ass with zero styling. I'll accept my wins happily. 😊

[@lunarlovely.]

What was the quote? ❤

[@MichelleA81]

Ugh I've had a hairdresser cut my hair way shorter than I told him to cut. We went over it so many flipping times before he started to cut and he still cut it shorter. Needless to say I was peeved! His response was 'I really thought you would like it better' NO JACK I DON'T! WE WENT OVER THIS! Well the owner was there that day and was super embarrassed and apologetic. You could tell she wanted to ring his neck lol She was super kind tho, gave me a 300 dollar gift card for future services or products. He was fired because he apparently didn't learn the the first time he did that to another client. 😖 Now I have major trust issues with hairdressers when I need a cut/trim. Took me a while to get my hair back to my preferred length but thankfully it's healthy & thriving! Thanks to your wonderful advice! 💛

[@bibicheknauf4163]

I am 77 and have had bangs for years. I LOVE them😉

[@kajenslv]

Chris, you are my hair guru my hair is growing so long and it’s all down to you so thank you thank you. Can you please discuss in a future video about dealing with hard water and buildup of hard water and how to fix or help that in our hair?

[@EverythingAndNothing08]

I've had bangs my whole life and will never be without them. Yes, my forehead gets oily. I use Paula's Choice shine stopper which takes care of that. My bangs look just fine after sleeping so they don't require heat styling ever.

[@pujas134]

i absolutely loved this video. That part about hair stylists and listening to dumb dums is completely right. That's why i don't go to salons to cut my hair anymore. And i stopped listening to dumb dums. They are so annoying. I have started to take care of my curls. And the dumb dums have a lot to say to bring me down. I don't even try to explain myself anymore. Just ignore them. Also i'll always remember that cutting hair doesn't solve problems because i did it once and it felt horrible. The short hair wasn't bad. but it didn't feel like me and i felt even less in control. Thanks for the amazing advices.

[@y.a.4464]

1:34 The answer is to spray your bangs with water, put them in a roller, and wait for them to air dry while you’re doing your makeup. Simple.

[@Sam-fp8oh]

So you say that about the fact bangs get really oily or about using heat all day?

[@jennyjolivet9430]

The most honest guy on the internets!!!! Seriously, thank you for all of this advice which always made sense and was in the back of our minds… But we’ve been gaslighted so many times.

[@misssunshine284]

I am blond and never took care of it adequately because I simply didn't know how! Now, I use Chris' hair trinity and in one week it has already improved visibly! Soon I will even add a repair concentrate. So happy I found Chris' channel 😊😊😊😊

[@buffalo1230]

I been having bangs practically all my life I'm 35 now. And I wash them every day . Without a problem for the rest of my hair I wash it every other day or longer if I want to. No biggie 😊

[@Billie26-y3o]

Some regrets that I used to have were putting in too much protein production's or injecting it with food that happened throughout the summer of 2018. Another few were getting a gloss finish in 2021 to biotin in 2022 getting fewer haircuts or turms etc. Since all of that has happened I've decided to explore going natural for once in my hair life.

[@NenaKeruvim]

Cris, I bought my soulmate products and I'm so happy! You were right, the right products do work from first application!

[@tania-mariazegrea5948]

I have fine hair that gets oily super easily. I also had problems with dry, damaged, split ends. That was until I followed your recommended routine; it's for the first time in years that my hair is at the length it's at and 100% healthy! When I brush it after styling, I actually see the light reflecting off of it. It's so soft, smooth and shiny now thanks to your advice! Now, next step is growing it out and something tells me it's gonna be way easier than before. Thank you so much for all that you do! P.S.: I got these results after about 6 months and two minor trims.

[@lilypink3614]

Hi! Question: Would it be ok to sort of mix & Match your product recommendations on the hair quiz? Instead of using the same Shampoo & Conditioner brand? For Example-IGK Pulp & riot volumizing Shampoo & Moroccan Oil Hydrating Hair Mask? Thanks Chris! Your hair wisdom is Much Appreciated!

[@jenniferwelch7613]

I've had bangs since summer of 2022 now. I still love them.😅 but the struggle is real. My hair is mid-back, coarse, and really wavy. What has really helped me is switching from a regular satin sleep bonnet, to a satin hair sleeve intended for braids. It has a stretchy tie and is super adjustable. It accommodates the length without having to pile it up on my head, and I can just slip it over my hair and then secure it with my bangs straight. Some days I don't even have to straighten them in the morning. I've also moved away from using the flatiron to spraying just the bangs with water and blow drying to straighten them. It's still heat, but it's less heat than a flatiron. I've not really had any trouble because they're getting trimmed so frequently.

[@rydiavalentine]

Getting bangs was the best decision I've ever made. I look cute with them and now I have half of my hair removed from my face (I have TOO much hair). My hair grows forward. So I was forced to wear it on a ponytail, a bun or a braid. Or else I would have half of it covering my face and inside my mouth 24/7. I was not able to wear my hair down. I had to learn how to take care of it, though, or it would look like a bird nest due to the tangles...that I don't have anymore. My skin is greasy but my hair is very dry, so I don't have problems with greasy bangs. They get moisture from my skin 😂My hair has a lot of volume, so they look good when I brush them to the side. I do that when we have hot weaves in summer, when I'm wearing certain clothes or the 4th day after I washed my hair (I wash it every 5 days). If you have greasy hair and greasy skin, don't wear bangs.

[@twoleftfeet9626]

I must be lucky. I've had a fringe (bangs) my whole life and no problems. Doesn't get overly dirty any faster than the rest of my hair, no forehead spots. Literally 5 seconds with a round brush and hairdryer sorts it out in the morning. This hasn't caused heat damage because it is so quick and not as hot as a straightener. Get my fringe trimmed every 8 weeks, it's all good

[@neonk2222]

Super envious of this. Mine gets greasy on day 2 sometimes! I have quite oily skin. I trim mine every 4 weeks (maybe even 3) as I keep it an inch above my eyebrows. It looks too good to get rid of. Just a pain sometimes.

[@AngelaVEdwards]

When I had bangs, I figured out how to wash just the bangs in the bathroom sink. So I was able to keep them clean that way. LOL

[@paresseuxdesneiges]

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[@rebeccar628]

Same here. My hair is a pain in the butt in many, many ways, but it a) has a lot of body and b) doesn’t get oily. So my bangs stayed off my forehead and just the very bottom skimmed my brow line.

[@rozsheehy6146]

I'm 64 and I just hated combing my hair because big clumps would be on the comb every single time!! My hair was thinning out quickly and I was desperate, until I found YOU!! I've been using your Trinity system for only a week and I honestly am SHOCKED!!! Not one single hair was on my new brush!!! NOT ONE!!! PLUS it's shiny and soft and looks sooo much better!! Now I know what I'm doing because of YOU!! I absolutely trust you, I did right from the beginning. I just didn't feel any BS coming through. The Olaplex oil is WONDERFUL for my frizzy ends,it's like magic! I already had Frizz Ease leave in conditioner, and I had just bought OUAI shampoo and conditioner for fine hair. I bought the Olaplex from Amazon, and last,but DEFINITELY not the least,I bought the ABC repairer (?)!! That stuff is magic in a bottle too! It all works together just like you said it would, so THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY HAIR!!! I DO have one question though, do you think that OUAI shampoo and conditioner is a good choice? It's not on any list that you've said,sooo I'm a little bit worried!! Should I get the Redkin instead?? PLEASE LET ME KNOW?? Much love to you and your pretty assistant. Oh,I HAD to mention that I always brushed starting at the end of my hair. I did know that from my Aunt Barbara. ✌🏼️🦋💜

[@Mrs3Angels9963]

Yup. My mom was my stylist for all my life. I love my long hair. She would always cut it the way she wanted. Whether I styled it the way she saw it or not. I was also told to wear bangs because I have a big forehead . I grew them out and never want them again. Mom passed away 8 years ago and I wear my hair really long(to my butt).

[@Hulk1514]

I just found your channel today and I feel like I’ve learned so much in just a couple of videos. I’ve been trying so hard to take care of my hair but it is still so brittle and oily and just damaged overall, I trusted you and went and got some products you recommended. I’m following your advice closely because I really hope I can strengthen my hair, I’m so tired of having split ends 😭😭

[@Confused2023]

And? Curious bc I started with the products, 3 days between heat and got a new detangling/wet brush. I’m gobsmacked by the results…hope you’re experiencing the same or better 😊

[@AsuraSantosha]

I'd love to see you do a video on "natural", "organic" or "ecofriendly" brands. Like they sell at whole foods, co-ops, natural foods stores, etc. Some of them can be as expensive or more expensive than professional products. And most of them are not made by big corporations that are watering down their shampoos and conditioners and filling them full of chemicals. I'm sure many of them probably are just capitalizing on the "natural" and "organic" trends and as you mentioned in a pervious video, our hair doesn't eat food, so it doesnt have the same needs as our body at all. However, the main reason I'm asking is because I do care about the ecological and environmental impact of my consumable purchases, hair care included, but I'm wondering if trying to find a decent product that doesn't come in a disposal plastic bottle is just spelling disater for my goals of having beautiful looking hair. Would love to hear your thoughts.

[@erint527]

Oh my god I told this hairdresser to just cut my curtain bangs a little shorter. Let me tell you. She spent an HOUR and I walked out with full bangs, burnt hair from her trying to use a CURLING wand on them, and a burn on my forehead. I hate these bangs because I’m so oily, they get caught in my eyes, and the wind. The wind is my enemy.

[@lucettabarlow5073]

I love that I have naturally blonde hair so I don't have to worry about damaging it. I have also never cut my hair, I'm 18 and it's over 3ft long. I love it just the way it is and want to keep it healthy. Chris seems to have grate hair advice and I personally want to do everything possible to keep my hair healthy.

[@amberc9936]

As someone with bangs I just wash and style the bangs part every day I'm going out. It is what it is and I don't think my bangs look dried out or damaged or anything.

[@vla946]

I sort of get what you mean about the fringe/bangs, however not all of us suit a middle parting, on me it is very unflattering. I currently have a fringe, do I sometimes get fed up with it when I have a bad hair day; yes, but I know I will not have a middle parting!

[@alisonmidd]

I remember when I was a teenager I was going through a really tough time and decided to cut my waist length hair into a pixie cut. I hated it so much, so never ever switch up your style because you feel bad and want something to change!

[@MMvaaaaa_1305]

You are the real deal! I started applying your advice and honestly my hair is growing healthier and it’s so soft! I had highlights done a month ago and my hair looks better now than what I had before the highlights

[@Lulu-xl5cm]

I have type 3A curls, and I'm rocking my bangs xD I think it's a little easier for curlies? They also hide my big forehead xD My biggest regret was going to a hairdresser who made me uncomfortable and doubting his 'skill' before he started. I should have stopped him, I should have ran...but I didn't. He ruined my hair, thinned my curls and I'm still struggling....he was expensive too :( If it feels wrong, listen to your gut and run! Better safe than sorry!

[@Robin-l1o9k]

It is no big deal to wash just the bangs every morning, takes just a few minutes.they get cut anyway regularly so damage is no issue.

[@ks7343]

Thanks for the laughs! Can you please review Better Not Younger products?

[@petarenae4823]

Chris, you have literally SAVED my hair!!!! I'm on week 5 of using Olaplex 3 & Holy Moly....What a difference!!. I'm on week 3 of the Redken Shampoo for medium hair & again, MY HAIR LOVES IT!!!! I've been able to go 5-7 days between washing, using very little dry shampoo & no heat❤ For anyone reading this.....I'm in my mid 40's with long medium, curly highlighted hair. If not for trying these products out, I would've needed to cut 3 inches off😢. Even my hairdresser was amazed, considering how long my hair is. I recently had a full head of blonde foils done & my hairdresser was able to comb thru it with ease after toning. No breakage & minimal hair loss after each wash & style. Highly recommend watching this channel & using Chris recommended products❤

[@petarenae4823]

FYI.....I started repairing my hair with Olaplex 3, 4 1/2 wks prior to adding more highlights. I naturally hav blonde, brown & red in my hair, so thankfully, my highlights aren't too aggressive lol. I'm using the Olaplex from my roots to ends to ensure I don't miss any current or new damage. I always get the baleyage look, so I only need to do it once, Max twice a year. Bonus, I don't need to worry bout regrowth❤

[@yugimanne7161]

@@petarenae4823 Does the "lock in" steps to keep the moisture in your hair apply to men with short hair? - He recommend to use the leave in-conditioner and hair oil to lock in moisture but also said if you have fine/medium hair not to apply it to the roots/scalp. Was wondering if the lock in steps would still be applicable with men with relatively short hair.

[@petarenae4823]

@@yugimanne7161 if your hair is super short, I'd probably skip the oil😊

[@yugimanne7161]

@@petarenae4823 Thank you. What shampoo/ conditioner would you recommend for regular use? I was thinking of the pureology or ouai line as they’re both sulphate free, would those be a good start or do you suggest anything else?

[@petarenae4823]

@yugimanne7161 I'm using the Redkin shampoo & conditioner that Chris recommends for fine to medium hair. Chris has loads of videos on what shampoo etc is best for your hair type.

[@SwissyAthena]

The wig styles are everything

[@virginiemazy7054]

I’m amazed at how your videos are informative. Thanks a lot for explaining the potential pitfalls we all can face.

[@Jess-Rabbit]

Its honestly so gross that stylists think that they have the right to chop someone's hard grown hair off. 😫 its literally just them being jealous because they probably can't figure out how to grow their hair long

[@christapovec]

I literally just went to get my hair colored and lost 2 inches😢

[@soniazanelli26]

I love this channel 😀 so much great advice. Thank God I found you Chris! After subscribing and following your tips, my hair looks the best its ever been!

[@nattandroses]

my hair got better since i've started to using your advice, i see so much more baby hairs and my hair is much softer and even started to get more wavy! before i found your channel i thought i need three different conditioners, two different shampoos, hair serums, scalp serums, scalp oils and so and my hair never looked good. thank you for what you're doing here on your channel for sharing your wisdom ^^

[@YosemiteSamification]

Question on days between washes- Is day 1 the day you wash your hair or the day after? Is day 3 the day you wash again (fine hair here) or the day before you wash again? I found your videos this past week and have implemented your product recommendations and WOW! I can already tell a difference!

[@Susan1937Fisher]

I have bangs. I love them. I have an oblong face shape and look awful without them. Regarding the oil and grease, I wash them. It's easy. I put all my hair except for my bangs in a terry-lined shower cap. I use about half a pea of shampoo, one time, and wash them. No conditioner. To dry them, I use a round brush (same big one that I use on my other hairs) and a blow dryer, it takes 30 seconds to dry them. The secret is to put the blow dryer facing down, so the air is going over your bangs. The nozzle is towards my nose with the back of the dryer towards the ceiling. It looks strange but it works terrific. I never ever use heat on my bangs with this blow dryer technique. My bangs are healthy and not dry and I wash them as needed. Bangs are great at hiding forehead wrinkles, too!

[@AngelaVEdwards]

My hair _is_ growing now. I am not completely sure if your tips started it or not but they sure did help. I have a lot of length now that I did not have before. My hair just would not grow before. At 57 years old I still have the strawberry blond color I was born with. I have never dyed my hair or bleached it. I've always left it my natural color except when I did the "sun in" thing when I was a teen. Curly hair needs a lot more maintenance than straight hair too and curly hair tends to be dryer so we have to be more careful to keep our hair in good shape.

[@julibear2329]

I second the getting a trial hairdo done before the big day. I wish I would have done that for my wedding and ended up hating my hair. I liked that it was out of my face, but there was no volume whatsoever. In truth, I should have just done it myself...lol. I have been doing my own highlights and lowlights for a few years now and I always use a bonding conditioner right after. I'm usually lifting to a level 9 and I have very little breakage if at all when I use the bonding conditioner. So, yes, great advice! Thank you!

[@sabrinavandaalen679]

I seriously made all of them this year..except for the trail hair! I did that 20 years a go😅. So happy with all your advice❤

[@Rositasparks]

Excellent video and that crazy stylist with the scissors ✂️ looking like a villain 🦹‍♀️ is hilarious 😆

[@Acmdru-Ang]

Can you do a video for those of us who have gone to our new natural hair color I.e. gray silver and white???

[@jgoldfarb3]

I’ve been a Bang girl forever, I don’t look good without so I have a love/ hate relationship 😅great show 🧡🎃🧡

[@carolecoote1926]

I really look to my hairdresser for advice. As for a fringe (which you call bangs) I believe they are flattering.

[@jessicak2361]

That Redken 14% hair reconstruction product is magic. I seriously thank you for that recommendation.

[@sonyawinston5103]

Thank you for stopping me from cutting bangs!!!! I had them years ago and have seriously been considering it again. So thankful I saw this video BEFORE making this regert….uh regret 😂

[@Tigertame4]

I’ve had bangs for about 45 years- since I had my hair chopped off for the Air Force. Luckily they seem to behave for the most part. I LOVE your channel.

[@tlj1621]

I have natural blonde hair. Thanks to your videos, it’s on the way to healthy hair root to tip.

[@estelalutzer1017]

I've been learning so much with you! And your english is very easy to understanding! Xoxo from Brazil

[@kimfromarkansas2084]

Hi Chris, is there a blonde hair color that I can do at home. I’m 58 with silver gray hair? Thank you. Love your videos. I’ve purchased all of your recommended products ❤

[@xristinarose2409]

When i had bangs, i washed them every day under the tap. That way i didnt have to wash my full head every day

[@stayk13]

A girl I work with does that too. I tried it but I must have used too much shampoo bc then where my bangs met rest of hair looked weird. I wona try again bc I think its a great concept.

[@TheVegan6]

Just wash your bangs in the sink. I have bangs on & off & it works just fine. Towel-dry & put them in a hair roller when they're damp & they look just fine. Now that i work in a kitchen bangs aren't practical so I've grown them out but I don't think growing-out bangs look bad, especially now that longer bangs are trending

[@victoriaalbuquerque4756]

Hi! I'm A new viewer and I really want to follow your recommendations, but I'm not from USA or europe and a lot of your product recommendations do not sell in my country. Could u make a slighter bigger list of recommendations products if possible? do u recommend bumble bumble leave in conditioner instead of the pureology one?

[@annpuccio]

Love your videos. I’m following your protocol and people have commented that my hair looks different (it’s looks good and healthy). I’ve made a few mistakes (too much blow dry cream and applied incorrectly) bc of the learning curve but I think I’m slowly catching on. I just go back and rewatch the videos now until I’m confident I can do it on my own. I wash my hair once a week and usually only style it with an iron twice a week. Thank you for your content.

[@biancadiangelo6896]

Bangs, I’ve had them for so long but if found what was works best for keeping them looking nice every day is putting them in a roller over night, I’ll braid the rest of my hair, and put the bangs in a roller while I sleep then just brush them out a lil in the morning and they turn out great. And then for the oily problem I just use a little dry shampoo in them. I do want to grow them out tho but I get annoyed when they get to a certain length and then end up chopping them every time.

[@moniquesmith5501]

Your protocol works big difference iin Jyst one wash! Ant advice for us natural silver/platnium hair gals?

[@sofiafocacci6093]

Ho can you please do a blow dry tutorial on Lesley ❤ I have curly hair like her and it look smooth the first day but gradually gets bigger day after day.. also how often does she wash it when she exercises? This kind of video pleaaaaaaase 😅 Thanks ❤❤ love the content

[@ModiLuvs3]

I am so happy to have found your channel! 1 year after my 2nd baby my hair is FINALLY growing back but in weird clumps and uneven amounts. I went to Ulta to buy the products you recommended and the stylist there contradicted me a bit. So....just curious, is Redken your really fav or is it a sponsored kinda thing? No shade either way, it's just that a couple of your recommended products were out of stock and I was wondering if there were, like, maybe a top 5 in each category or something? Thank you!!

[@vilma9142]

Bangs were such a SLAY the first two months. After that they’re my worst nightmare. Im committed to grow them out but it looks so awkward, so ugly, gets greasy fast, doesn’t go in the ponytail, doesn’t stay behind my ears, doesn’t frame my face in any way ( its just two separate strips of hair dangling next to my face ). Many times I’ve been so tempted to cut them again but im like no way i suffered this far to just go through this again sometime in the future.

[@NYmomAdrienne3915]

Thank you for all your help! I feel so blessed that I have natural blonde highlights and don’t have to worry about so much of these issues. Your hair routine has changed my hair to be so incredibly healthy. Thank you @Blowout Professor 😊 (profile picture was before, lol)

[@bartoncourt1]

Any advice for short hair? Long pixie and shorter. Colour advice please.

[@lafemmecachee]

The second one happened to me in 6th grade and I’ve had trust issues since. I never again let anyone cut my hair without watching closely even though it annoyed them.

[@biapizeta]

Hey Chris! Could you make a video on how to care for short hair?

[@selenegenovese1707]

Hi Chris, are there are also differences for the care of gray hair? I am about 90% gray, but dye regularly midbrown. Since I am going through menopause, I have lost some hair. About 2-3 hours after my blowout I am a walking frizzy monster. Does the hair texture change just because it is gray now? Should I use these coarse hair products if so? I have been looking for the right hairdresser for years but so far I have not found anyone where I am totally satisfied with all services. Either they style great or they can cover my gray well. if i lived in the states i would book you guys directly but i live in germany and i like your videos a lot they are fabulous. thanks for this

[@carinamolitor92]

Hi Selene, yes it does. Natural gray hair the outer layer is more open, which equals with more dry, like older skin often will be more dry and briddle. I think Hair Buddha here on KZbin has a Video where he explains it.

[@auroracharming5531]

My hair is gray and so thin and fragile since menopause it's definitely changed 😢

[@banker1313]

Thank you for all the hair advice!....I have started to follow all your advice and buy the hair products you recommend for medium hair but I'm having an issue finding the IGK shampoo in Canada.... is there another brand you can recommend for when you air dry your hair?

[@elenawimsey5714]

Quick Question: could you make a video explaining how to blowdry your own (long) hair. I can do it on other people, but I've got hip-long hair and can't do it properly on my own.

[@smooorko]

Chris, thank you, my hair is much healthier now, it finally looks good. But, there is one issue, because you haven't covered this topic yet. 😊 Can you give us any advice on hair coloring? Can we do it safely at home with good results? My problem is that my roots are never matching the rest of my hair even when I do regrowth first and after 15-20 minutes I dye the rest of my hair. Also, how to get rid of that brass or gold undertone ? (I have brown hair, btw) Hope you can do a video on this.. Thank you

[@yulyar9181]

Thank you Chris! You are the best ❤

[@elonagaidaichuk]

I’ve been getting my hair blonde for the longest time but my hair definitely needs help. Can you please make a video on what’s the best way to get a blonde hair without having it be as damaging

[@mctrimm7097]

I bought Redkin Volume Injection S/C from your store after seeing it in your vids. To be fair, my hair was already in bad shape, dry, frizzy, from using my dryer brush w/out products. After my first wash w/ your Redkin my hair felt weird while still wet. I let it air dry and it was especially dry but I blew it off. 4 days later I washed and again my hair felt like wet straw! There's something in the Volume Injection S/C that destroys unhealthy hair. I just bought Olaplex 3, I'm scared to use it but have no choice at this point but to try.

[@tessltaekook8501]

The volumizing products like volume shampoos usually open the cuticles so the hairs look fuller but are unprotected and fragile and the effect is meant to work like when you wash a cat and it afterwards poofs up and looks like a ball of fluffy fur. But it's not good for the hair. I would never use those products, not even when I had straightish hair. I tried once or twice and my hair became so dry and brittle afterwards that I had to put loads of masks and super conditioners on it to save it... Now it's curly so I wouldn't even dream of using volumizing products on my hair... Maybe modern volumizing products don't work the same way as I meantioned, but after your experience it seems like they still do...

[@mctrimm7097]

@@tessltaekook8501 Do you remember which masks and super conditioners you used? Your explanation of how volume products work makes sense, I see now why it wouldn't work for me.

[@tessltaekook8501]

@@mctrimm7097 No, I'm sorry it was a long time ago. Nowadays I get products for curly hair and they are mostly moisturizing and full of protein and siliconfree. I think this guy did videos on which products to use on chemically damaged hair, like your olaplex, and how to use them and what not to do🤷‍♀️

[@firdosvohra4315]

I discovered you less than a month ago and my hair is already better than it's been in years.

[@susangoldberg3601]

Please do a video on age related hair loss. Help! 1:40

[@misssunshine284]

I love this channel!!! Best advice, on point and the comparisons are hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ravenna17]

Hey Chris, do you think you can do videos on testing overnight curls? Like using socks, scrunchies, bobby pins, or any other ideas. My hair is naturally straight so curling it in any way doesn’t last. And most of the time, I need to wake up and just get out of the house, so I have no time to do my hair. What methods can give me beautiful curls? Let’s see experiments! 😘

[@EirlysMcLachlan]

Clip-in bangs are a great way to trial if you really want bangs or not.

[@irmenaeneva]

Chris what’s your opinion on keratin treatments for frizzy hair? Is it worth it

[@ChantalleServos]

Chris sounds like a stupid question but I HAVE to know before I destroy my hair even WORSE. Am I supposed to apply the leave in Conditioner AND bonding oil on my wet hair? PS: I only air dry my hair. PPS; your awesome! 😁

[@امانيروان-ت9خ]

I want a treatment for my dry, gray hair and it has become curly after it was smooth, and it includes bombardment of the roots.

[@Mollyfolly33]

Can u talk more about hair thinning/loss::D?