Haircare Mistakes That Will RUIN Your Hair

[@addictaedtokookie1622]

1. Have a clean brush 2. Use a heat protectant 3. Use invisibobble or scrunchies instead of elastics/bands with metal wiring (?) 4. dont dry your hair with a towel washing-machine style, press the towel in instead 5. Detangle your hair with a brush with flexible bristles 6. Have leave in conditioner to help detangling (not treatment, serum etc.) 7. Don’t sleep with wet hair too often 8. Use a shower cap (terry cloth liner) if you're not washing your hair in the shower 9. Have a hair mask - healthy hair, once a month - damaged hair, once a week - in the middle, every 2 weeks 10. Shampoo the right way - only on your scalp, never on your ends

[@_sonia1994]

Thanks, saved my time. 😅

[@addictaedtokookie1622]

@@_sonia1994 no problem!

[@amberlightrunner4696]

Thank you. You are saving us a lot of time. 😅

[@Slimegoose]

Bless your heart💕

[@elizabeth84266]

I can’t find what “hair mask” he’s referring to…..

[@renegadetherapper]

How is it that a man with no hair has given me better hair advice than people with 3 feet long gorgeous locks??? Thank you!

[@No-sl6ug]

Because hes a professional and went to school where did you go

[@DieByGuillotine]

@No They didn't say they went to cosmetology school and they weren't criticizing him, lmao

[@DiamondsRexpensive]

​@@No-sl6ugRead before you swing at ppl

[@luciq1007]

He cares about hair 💜

[@donkeyballs3307]

The best hair stylists in the world 🌎 are bald ,that's facts

[@EdwardoLover]

I genuinely came to this video expecting to be told "You're doing your hair wrong, buy these 5 items, they're all 50 bucks" and that wasn't what I got. They're actually very good tips. Not everyone can afford to spend all that money on hair care.I can't, I can make use of all of these tips. Thank you!

[@hollyc.691]

I love the leave-in spray that he mentioned. It's $30 or so and I figure that if it's good for my hair, it's worth it. I noticed a huge difference in my hair after using it after washing before brushing and styling. ❤

[@anamsandhu12]

@@hollyc.691use once after washing hairs or every time before brushing please clear my query regarding leave in conditioner spray also after shampooing you just use his recommended leave in conditioner or adding something else?

[@EdwardoLover]

@@hollyc.691 I am SO sorry it took me so long to get back to you, youtube is terrible at notifying me of replies til weeks later. I am gonna try it. I don't have the patience for like 5 steps in my hair. It's not thick hair but I have so much of it. I have literally never gotten a haircut without a comment on how much hair I have and how long it takes, and, not only that, but it's curly and I don't produce literally any oil. I need products that fulfill multiple jobs and leave-in products are my holy grail.

[@EdwardoLover]

@@anamsandhu12 I would co wash my hair (curly hair, if you have hair that benefits shampoo, I would shampoo and condition it) and then leave it to air dry, I'll use t-shirt after washing and leave it to air dry. Style after dry. If you use heat, use a heat protectant.

[@hazelnut3707]

​@@EdwardoLover so I recently started watching this guy and I was able to get some of these products, but I still have a question. I take showers at night and I also let it air dry. The only routine I've ever heard of was just shampoo and conditioner but now I'm gonna use the trinity route, so after I shower and spray in the leave in conditioner do I let it air dry fully then add the oil? Or should I blow dry it (without heat protectant I'll buy that soon) and once the ends are dry then I add the oil? I never style my hair I either go with braids or loose bun.

[@danadoozer9990]

I have waist length straight hair that likes to get tangled after washing it, and I NEVER understood why everyone at my salon was hell bent on combing my wet hair instead of using a brush! I can FEEL all the hair that's getting ripped out, and they struggle like hell, but when I use a wet brush, it only takes a few strokes to get through it. Why do so many salons still use such a damaging method for getting through tangled wet hair?

[@adriana27100]

I can’t stand it either! It’s old school in my mind that needs to be changed. I’m not sure if you have spoken up about it before the the hair stylist? I just tell them that I will be doing the brushing of my hair after it’s been washed. Sometimes I blow dry my own hair too bc I rather do it myself they having it messed it lol I have long fine hair too that tangles easily, I felt your pain on this 😹💕

[@danadoozer9990]

@@adriana27100 you have inspired me to speak up at my salon! I'm planning on getting a trim soon, and I am bringing my wet brush with me, and if they don't like it, they can find another client! You've convinced me to be brave, and my hair will thank you for it!

[@gigidiaz6771]

Because they do it on purpose so you keep going back ! I been doing my own hair for years

[@prizcruz2673]

Because a comb is more sanitary and a brush is not it will leave hair dandruff ect.

[@p.s.shnabel3409]

@@prizcruz2673 If their brushes are that unsanitary, then I'd be out of there like a flash. Brushes can be - and must be - cleaned.

[@Anastazka00]

1. Washing hair every day 2. Using old, unclean brush 3. Believing Some hot tools do less demage 4. Using the Wrong hair ties 5. Drying hair with towel 6. Detangeling with a comp 7. Detangeling nicked hair 8. Sleeping with Wet hair 9. Showering without protection 10. Never using hair mask 11. Using shampoo the Wrong way You Are welcome

[@silimavanya]

I never use a brush or comb, just clean fingers, makes my clean hair last! Plus less breakage!

[@WillBeUnknownToYou]

Thank you ma’am 😅

[@rellar9184]

The first time I feel welcome :) thanks

[@l.Marissa.l]

@@silimavanya are you bald? Or have short hair? This is unrealistic for people with long hair (especially curly hair).

[@einhorntaschentuch9404]

@@l.Marissa.l Why are you so offended lmao. Finger combing is also a very real thing in the curly hair community, it essentially just boils down to personal preference and what your own hair likes more.

[@pr23487]

Dermatologists say to wash your hair as often as you need. Every head is different. Some people are super athletic or have gross jobs and need to wash daily. Others can go days.

[@konsueloramirez]

Dermathologists also only want your money and they know what daily washing will cause to your scalp

[@jesshatchette]

I’m a daily washer because I have scalp issues that are made better with daily washing. My hair is also very thick and healthy, and I have no problems growing it long.

[@HayleyRobinsonhale]

My hair has gotten so much softer and thicker with washing daily. I always used to follow the rule “leave it till once a week” etc and tbh it did nothing but damage my hair. A dirty scalp isn’t going to produce good growth, pretty logical really

[@sweetbeep]

.. dermatologists think they know more then they do...

[@lovelyladyguido]

​@@sweetbeep So what did they go to 6 years of school for?

[@prakatibhargava]

I experienced COVID that lasted around 10 days. At first, I believed I was fine but I started to lose more hair than normal. Following some research, I am realizing it’s from the stress my body went through during that time period and also the shampoo that I was using. So I started doing meditation, yoga everyday and changed my shampoo and conditioner to littleextrraa coooconion anti hair fall kit. And now I don't face any hairfall. Thanks for this video! I feel so much better.

[@fathimanasreensp1234]

Just placed my second order for Littlllextra Cocoonion hair oil and shampoo. I absolutely love it. Since I started applying it, I experienced visible hair growth.

[@melindablietz5894]

Just found your videos and devoured so many of them. Bought the products and followed your system. Went four days between washes for the first time ever! I have fine, highlighted, aging hair and have always washed daily. No more! My husband hates the sleeping bonnet but he is just going to have to deal because it is a crucial part of the system! I truly appreciate that your advice and recommendations stay consistent, based on extensive trial and error with your clients. You’re not pushing the latest product or allowing yourself to be swayed by companies looking to increase profits. If there is a way to give back to you as a thank you, please let us all know. Your work here has been life-changing!!!

[@DouceVipere]

Buy the products from his shop.

[@Rosapixel]

You can use silk pillowcases instead of sleeping bonnet.

[@supernova11711]

@@Rosapixel Those made my skin break out (common problem) plus they don’t work well for long hair as much of your hair won’t stay on it. Also, hair bonnets also help with keeping the moisture in. Especially if you put leave in conditioner on before putting one on after every wash…it’s amazing. Silk pillowcases won’t do any of that.

[@Eva-dq2fw]

What material is your sleeping bonnet made of? I am looking for one, but did not find a video of Chris yet with this information. Or if you could link the right video that would also be very helpful (:

[@flyingfrog7847]

Yeah right, how the eff would he know anything about hair? He has like none wtf

[@GrannyGetYerFun]

Thanks mom for making me clean my combs and brushes after each time I used them. I took it for granted that everyone did that. Hair wash day was always once a week. Now I know why I've never had to wash my hair every day.

[@krgxo]

I always clean my brushes and I still have to wash every other day, I’ve just got an oily scalp…my hair is down to my waist and very healthy 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@kidwithaface]

@@krgxo some people genuinely do have to wash every other day but dry shampoo can really help add an extra days worth of style. Then you’ll be at 3 days between washes!

[@Sorchia56]

My Nana taught me when I was a wee one. I have been cleaning brushes twice a month since then. I inherited my Great Nana’s hairbrush that she received in the late 1880’s! It’s still in excellent condition.

[@EMILYHERRERA]

​@@Sorchia56that's crazy cool! I wish you could upload pics on here in the comments.

[@mermaidatlantica]

You don’t have to wash your hair every day because you have a drier scalp. It’s got SFA to do with cleaning your combs every single day.

[@KiraMerrell]

I seriously can not thank this man enough for helping me learn how to take care of my long hair. It’s naturally curly and super dry. I’ve always washed it once every 1-2 weeks, but I never knew how to keep it looking good everyday. Now I have a basic hair routine in the mornings to go with my skincare routine. I absolutely love my hair now, and I enjoy taking care of it

[@natalieross1238]

What do you do to combat the dryness and keep it looking good between wash days? Is there a video of Chris's you recommend or a product that helped you lots?

[@LopsideMakes]

For a guy with no hair, he's really on point!

[@tracykinney9615]

Chris can you PLEASE make a video on how to care for naturally curly (Wavy, curly, and coily)hair?? Products you recommend to keep hair healthy and how to properly diffuse hair to keep it protected from heat?

[@OriginalPinkbird]

My tip is when brushing hair start a few inches from the bottom then go higher up towards the head with each stroke, so if there’s a tangle, you aren’t ripping it down the whole length of your hair

[@rmcneil1340]

Brush or comb the bottom first then make your way up. That's what a salon lady told me.

[@saynotohookups]

That's what I do.

[@ravenderose]

I came into this video expecting it to not apply to my Dominican hair but a lot of these are things we already do, and honestly I forgot about using hair masks. I’m glad I can incorporate that into my routine. I’ll also add this is why so many block people wrap our hair up at night to help prevent breakage, damage to the style or curls and it also keeps your pillows clean bc you don’t have to sleep on your hair making your face and pillow dirtier

[@Nana-tu9bl]

Me realizing that the hair grease from my pillow is what's causing me to have acne: (⁠╥⁠﹏⁠╥⁠)

[@elisabethhumphrey2115]

I'd love to see you hair gurus talking about how much iron and low iron messes up your hair. 1 in 4 women have low iron, and it leads to dull dry hair or hair loss. I saw a dermatologist and he recommended supplements to get my ferritin to over 80 to regrow hair I lost from being anemic. Made a massive difference in hair regrowth, rehydrating it AND it improved the texture too! other nutrient deficiencies can massively affect your hair.

[@beabrandy]

What supplement is this?

[@elisabethhumphrey2115]

@@beabrandy any iron supplement. In Canada you can get Feramax which is awesome and easy on the stomach! I would recommend blood work to get your ferritin level checked. 80-100 is optimal for women and excellent health overall (my dermatologist recommended 90-100 for optimal hair regrowth). It took me 2 years of taking daily supplements to get from 27-80.

[@gabrielacluciuniuc3451]

True fact!

[@iHeartAmySue]

Iodine deficiency can also make your hair fall out!

[@Brynja24]

I know, I told you many times, but again: your recommendations saved my hair 🥰 I can go 4 days between washes now and finally my hair is getting longer than shoulder length! Before I only could grow it to the shoulders and then they would break and get split ends. Thank you so much! 😊

[@posch21]

Sorry I can not go out washing me hair more the 2 days since I married 😃 I like to smell good!!💯

[@Brynja24]

@@posch21 I also am married ;) and I use dry shampoo, so I smell good all the time

[@amberday9104]

@@posch21 I am not married but I do still enjoy smelling nice. I also use dry shampoo on the in-between days, what does being married have to do with anything tho hahaha 😂😂

[@posch21]

@@amberday9104 I mean that I still Respect me husband!!☺

[@posch21]

@@Brynja24 Sure? 😔🤔🤫

[@KittenNani]

I use Dawn Powerwash on my brushes. Breaks down all the oil so quickly and easily.

[@flowergirl9794]

I just want to say, Than you!! Your advice and directions have returned my hair to my 30's. I'm 59 originally from CA. Moved to PA and between humidity and grey hair, I almost gave up. I have thick coarse -curly hair that used to look great all the time without much effort, but the last 10 years or so.....anyway thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!

[@colettelacombe2301]

Honestly I've been following you're recommendations and tips for the past 6 moths ans I've noticed a massive difference in my hair 😊

[@sharlenedepaz2562]

Everything you say is awesome ! But for me, my hair was horrible until I started washing it daily! I spent years trying to push my washes, and it would just end in my ends snapping off. Now I do the trinity routine daily! And my hair is much softer, less tangly more manageable! I should mention I don't use heat! Only because my hair becomes very unmanageable when I use heat. If I let it air dry then my hair is smoother and softer, more hydrated, the moment I try to blow dry or blow dry brush it, it feels like straw.

[@reercudi]

It's the same for me. I always washed my hair every day. Then for a whole year I tried to wash every other day or even less. After a year it's keeping producing sebum as much as at the begining. So today I go back to washing every day. I'm tired of greasy hair the next day after washing it. Too bad I have oily scalp skin and super fine hair which gets dirty very quickly

[@nadias6435]

That means you have stripped the oils from your scalp to the point where it's overcompensating making your scalp so oily that you have to wash it daily. The more you do it the worse it will get. Waste of time and money.

[@reercudi]

@@nadias6435 I don't think so. Surely in a year of washing hair less the oils should have came back and everything should stabilize. But the hair is the same. I'm glad you can wash your hair whenever you want, but everybody is different

[@marion9921]

​@@reercudiif you washed you hair every day with industrial shampoo, washing it every other day would not be enough to let your scalp recover actually and there wouldn't be a noticeable change. You would need to do a more dramatic sebum cure, which is a really specific treatment where you don't wash you hair for a whole month and you brush it regularly and in specific ways with a boar bristle brush to let the natural sebum moisterize you hair from scalp to ends, not letting the sebum accumulate on top. Obviously it's a really hard procedure that not everyone is cut out for but I did it a few years ago it's a life changer. I definitely recommend to people who have greasy hair problems and WANT to stop washing them every day.

[@marion9921]

Its actually a super popular and well known procedure in France but I can't seem to find anything in English except for videos of historical hair care ... That's interesting !

[@Melinda-es8fx]

Today I was 33 yrs old and learned sampoo does not go on ends of hair. Thank you sir.

[@ayeshamiraj3338]

You are the most honest person in the hair industry..love your channel.

[@irenebronsky5680]

As someone who works as fitness trainer and has oily scalp, face, chest and literally everything, I absolutely hate hearing “you’re doing something wrong washing your hair daily”. Yes, my hair is oily next day after being professionally washed by a hairdresser. And yes, they are 26 inches long and perfectly fine despite of my “over washing”. Hair experts should consider that some women might have PCOS f.e. which increases testosterone production and it affects skin oiliness. If people with oily scalp don't wash it every day, in addition to looking terrible, they will end up with acne along their entire hairline 💁🏻‍♀️

[@d26s10]

I hate invisi bobbles! I still get the kink and it doesn’t hold my hair in a pony well. Plus it feels horrible and tugs on the hair when removing. Much prefer a scrunchie. Gives volume and a bigger bun too when wearing up.

[@moniquesuykerbuyk8468]

This man is a hair genius ! .I've been watching his video's and followed his tips and instructions . My hair has superimproved and growing superfast . He's explanations are simple , to the point and ( above all ) honest (!!) . So thank you Blow Out Professor for giving me healthy and beautiful hair . Greetings from Belguim .

[@user-tz6gu5vj4m]

Another viewer saying Thank you! Not only is my hair condition improving, so is my bank balance because, even with buying slightly more expensive better quality products, I'm using less of them & not having to use shower/drier as often saves on utility bills too. Really appreciate your expert yet easy to understand advice.

[@raquel_cb_]

I changed some of the products I was using for the ones your recommend: Redken thermal protector, Olaplex oil etc.. and I am super happy. My hair is much better. Thank you for your videos! ❤

[@lauraanderson1154]

I’m going to be honest. I got my first haircut this week in a year and 8 months. I’ve had a lot going on with a family members health then I was diagnosed with stage 4 hormonal breast cancer. I’m not on chemo but I am on endocrine therapy. I am actually doing really good but in the last month my hair started thinning out on the sides. I follow the curly girl method (I can’t style right now, but still follow the method). I baby my hair. I prefer a dry cut so the only time a flat iron touches my hair is when I get a haircut. I had the stylist go through my hair to help me look for bald spots and see where all it is thinning. I’ve got a lot of hair so it is not noticeable until I pull my hair up on the top of my head. She was shocked with the health of my hair for not getting a haircut is so long. She couldn’t find any split ends. All she had to trim was half an inch of hair that was starting to look dried out. I follow almost everything you said in the video. My hair is the healthiest it’s ever been since starting the curly girl method about 3 years ago. I wash my hair once a week and sometimes longer. I make my own dry shampoo but rarely have use it. If I need an extra wash within a week then I do a co wash or a very low poo shampoo. I do a bond treatment on my hair once a month to 2 months and a deep conditioning treatment every 2 weeks. I rotate my deep conditioning treatments with a hydration/moisturizing conditioner and a strengthening conditioner. Too much protein in my products start to make my hair feel like straw. At that point I have to wash my hair with sulfates to get the excess protein off my hair then it’s back to feeling super soft. Great advice on your video!

[@Amora5503]

Hi! I know how you always highlight how important leave-in conditioner is but the reality is that those are incredible hard to find at stores, at least where I live, to the point that I didn't even know they were a thing until I started doing more research about haircare. I find all those leave-in treatments, serums, whatever that you mention too, but a simple leave-in conditioner seems almost impossible to find (the only ones I found are on a more expensive side and still very hard to find)

[@joywebster2678]

Salons sell them, not cheap. Or Amazon.

[@Cordelia-again]

Hi, I have curly hair and really struggled to find d a leave in conditioner that didn't weigh my hair down. Then my hairdresser recommended Equave which I bought on Amazon and it was a game changer. My hair is now soft and silky and it doesn't weigh down the curls. I highly recommend this very affordable product.

[@Pibbia]

I have the same problem…seems like I can’t find a “simple” leave in conditioner…even on Amazon. A lot of what is labeled as leave in conditioner are leave in treatments. I really can’t find one…

[@berchyzgb4423]

Just to mention, if you don't have microfiber towel, just use regular cotton t-shirt, it does get more wet than regular towels, but it's much more gentle to your hair. I have curly hair and a towel didn't touch my hair for years, t-shirt does the job 😊

[@karenbenz9340]

Your curls are awesome! ☺️

[@berchyzgb4423]

@@karenbenz9340 well thank you, you're awesome 😁

[@karenbenz9340]

@@berchyzgb4423 ☺️

[@carolineTwhelan]

I’m so glad I bought a terrycloth-lined shower cap! It’s made a huge difference in my hair. Never would have thought of it without these videos ❤

[@stefaniemarkowski2512]

Please keep these videos coming! I recently bought living proof perfect hair day shampoo and conditioner and I wash my fine hair every 3-4 days ideally, but sometimes it's tough. I'd been disappointed with this shampoo but ever since double washing I've noticed a HUGE difference! I can't believe the suds (which I didn't get from the first wash in the past) and I'm only using a dime sized amount per wash. My hair has been looking great and I love the new routine without 1,000 products!

[@michi7-7]

thankss very much for the good tips…some of which I’ve learnt from my grandma & mom last time although long forgotten by now…(haha, aren’t young anymore to remember my teenage hair advice). But you know what, the funny things is when I’ve never put hot stuffs onto my hair, it’s really healthy, thick and black (I’m Asian so it’s naturally dark black) but once i dyed my hair (got influenced by the Korean styles) and do curl perms, etc…people are telling me how much they like my hair looking nice any complimenting it despite the texture is all rotten (yes I can tell whenever after wash as my hair without any styling products on it nor beautifully permed curls…in wet state, it’s just horrid!) so guess this is the difference between professional views and public views, most people can’t really tell how spoilt our seemingly beautifully permed curl + brightly colored dyed hair are! 🤣🤣

[@keralindsay3553]

How did you know I was recently asking myself how to clean my brush? Is there a proper way to clean a blow out brush as well? Also what hair mask is your recommendation for fine thin hair?

[@Patsysmiled]

Moroccanoil weightless hydrating mask

[@suzt7076]

I have been implementing a lot of your advice. I’m using redken shampoo, conditioner, and split end treatment, I’m wearing a silk sleep cap, I bought a wet brush and I bought the redken blow out product for when I dry my hair (previously I almost always air dried). And I’m not vigorously rubbing my hair with a towel. I’m hoping to get some extra length that I lost through colouring my hair.

[@KBlo21]

As someone with thick fine hair I find the hybrid Wetbrush with the tiny boar bristles work the best for detangling it, especially after bleaching. Big fan.

[@spellbindinglunacy99]

I immediately subscribed after watching this. I wasn't expecting honest advice that I can put to use right away. I cut off about 5 inches of my hair 6 months ago and I've been trying to keep it healthy as it grows back, trying and failing. I'm hoping the advice I got here will help my hair grow back healthy and strong!

[@michelleGarcia-sk9np]

Wow In all my years I’ve never learned so much about hair! It’s almost like most hairstylists want us to not know what to do so we can keep going back to them.

[@apeksharana]

Hi, Thanks for the valuable info. Two requests - 1. Can you please make a video on best hair treatments to manage frizzy hair. For eg - Keratin, botox etc 2. Can you suggest other options for leave-in conditioner? The one that you generally recommend is not available here in India. Thanks in advance:)

[@katiezee2868]

I've tried multiple times to skip days washing my hair...but my scalp breaks out terribly when I do 😩 if I wash daily the breakouts go away. I'd love to skip days, but honestly I always feel so much cleaner when I wash everything, especially in the summer.

[@ameliakpoklar]

Here’s a tip too- hands off your hair. I notice when I’m home and I don’t my hair as much. When I’m out all week, I touch my hair a lot. Think about how greasy after putting lotion on, after we eat, etc. I have to remind myself to stop touching my hair! It’s a silly little habit but it may contribute to hair getting dirtier much quicker. I have very fine hair so it’s got a propensity towards being oily, but it’s less when I follow this rule.

[@yo.uncle_jack9677]

I wash my hairbrush when I wash my hair so I don't ruin my clean hair with a dirty brush. This one tip make my hair last so much longer between washes!

[@evem8703]

Such great tips! Practical and not expensive. I wear the hair ties bc they remind me of being a high school and college athlete, and being that fit. Don't know if it's related or not, but I'm a longtime consumer of fish oils and daily vitamins, and I have thick lush hair in my forties (and I color it). Thank you!

[@emiller3390]

I have done every single one of these “don’ts” my whole life - I’m 54. 😳 I now have a shot at healthy hair - thank you. ❤🎉

[@mlssbrzzs4513]

Living in Florida I’m always fighting humidity. I’m so glad I found your channel. 🥰

[@totallycheckthis5134]

The channel is mostly for people with long hair. For example, there is a part in this video where he states that you should not be using shampoo on your ends. What about us guys with dapper cuts and short hair? That's impossible. I wish that short hair concepts can be more incorporated in the language of these videos. This channel is one of the best of its kind.

[@katherinejoy9048]

Oh okay!!! No shampoo on the ends got you! I was using it on my ends and using a hair mask twice a week and wondering why it was so dry! Thank you!! Ill give this a try

[@MarinaFelixQHHT]

Omg I am binge watching you because you bring us hope for a future of gorgeous hair! Thank you! I would travel to wherever your salon is in the world just to have a full refurbish! And I only let very very few people touch my hair 🙏🏼☺️

[@tizianacomensolicuter3960]

You are my mentor. Thank you so much for all the suggestions and the hair improvements I have experienced.🧡

[@lovinghomescents]

My hair is amazing since switching to my own recipe of cold process conditioning shampoo bars. No split ends. Great growth. No tangles or knots. Brush goes right through.

[@karaEL19]

Your videos are the most insightful, clear and concise about hair care I've seen on KZbin. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Thank you so much! 🥰🔥

[@moniquethompson3914]

You’ve inspired me to take care of my care. So I’m starting over from doing very little. I tend to washing between 4-6 days so my hair runs a little oily. But it is constantly falling out. I purchased leave in conditioner for brushing my hair, then I saw your video about dry shampoo. I’m a little confused about when to use the leave in conditioner.

[@dwainte]

I went to a hairdresser today, after 2+ year break. I wanted advice on how to style to minimize frizz, and was so disappointed to hear the old myths like I gotta trim every 3-4 months to encourage growth, use a diffuser and and curl gel (that they sell) and she styled my hair so that I look like I live under a bridge. No nice blowout for me, and obviously no useful tips on how to style for frizz. She even said I have to use a gentle moisturizing shampoo. The whole time I'm hearing Chris's voice in my head saying "no, stop, wrong" 😂 Man I wish you didn't work on the other side of the globe, it's absolutely hopeless here

[@autumnsikorski]

THANK you so much for the digestible and helpful info. You've covered and answered every worry/concern I've had about my hair in a quick vid! Subscribed

[@banafshehnajari4532]

Hi Chris, thanks for the wonderful tips...Could you also dedicate a session for those with curly hair...if you have specific recommendations for natural curls. All the best.

[@mariaschubert1984]

Hello as a hairdresser I learned that you should not apply conditioner to the scalp and hairline because this part as you say in your video is not stressed. The second reason why I can not do this is that my hair is quickly greasy after few days. I think Through the conditioner it would favor the still. So why apply conditioner there? Greetings Maria

[@daisyo.6666]

Do you have any tips for those of us who have "straight" hair, a little on the wavy side, and lots of flyaways? I don't think my hair is damaged, but all my new growth just sticks out instead of being straight like the rest. All hair at the surface just seems to do its business instead of wanting to be part of the pack. Makes my hair look so much worse.

[@beatrixbrennan1545]

A light gel or hairspray would help keep them in place

[@MMaaddeelleeiinnee]

Wow, I do all those things exactly and surely is has great effects! And wahsing hair with conditionner (no silicones or sls) and scalp with shampoo, I recommand. I wash my hair as well as the scalp once in a while with a shampoo to remove the build-up, and that's totally enough!

[@Nana-tu9bl]

This is so educational! I thought this video would be full of common sense stuff, but instead I learned things that probably only beauty gurus know. I always wondered why supermarkets sell so many different hair products. I thought it was only a curly hair people problem (I have 1C-2A hair) 😅

[@outlier2211]

Well this explains why my hair looks so good. lol I don't use any hair dryers or heat tools. I use a shower cap on the days I'm not washing my hair. I use a soft hair tie. My brushes are always clean. I only shampoo my scalp. I do wear a bonnet when I sleep. I use leave in conditioner. I do need to add in the monthly hair treatment though. Thanks for all the tips! :)

[@barbiincognito13]

I use velvet/velour hair ties on my red, curly mane and they are so much more kind on my hair than most other ties. Thanks for the great tips!

[@val9096]

This is the best hair advice video I ever seen! I struggle with extremely oily hair and I realized every time I would take a shower and not wash my hair it would look oily and flat and I have thin hair and not at lot of it so it’s not cute lol but I tried covering it with a shower cap but like you said the moisture would still go through and I honestly given up on trying to have nice hair but now I’m gonna go get that shower cap you mention and will be washing my hair brush, thank you! I’m exited to try this hope it works

[@nyildiz04]

Let me know if it works. As for me nothing works.

[@artemisia457]

Can you make a video about drugstore products that you would recommend? I saw your video about drugstore vs professional products and tbh many of us don't have money for professional ones but we still would like our hair to be healthy and pretty

[@Stacyswreath]

I've never liked Pantene Shampoo or conditioner and people think I'm crazy. I have extra long super thick hair and using that made me feel like I stuck my head in the ocean with knots in my hair. You're the first person I've {known} lol too say that. So thanks. I'm not coo-coo! Thank you for another hair hack, life saving video. 😊

[@texasmamabear9651]

Y’all, I just lost over a foot of my hair because of a shampoo that was too astringent for me… it tangled my hair so bad it was like a steel wool pad on top of my head … and my husband had to cut it out of my hair!!! I cried for days!!! I lost my hair in 2015 due to illness and it had grown back to past my hips! Thank you for these tips, I will use them to grow my hair back. Blessings ❣️

[@evekurocieru]

This is great advice. Most of these videos are condescending or just a commercial for expensive brands. Subscribed!

[@bogiboglin2702]

No blow dryers or heat tools and only brush when my hair is dry....I use dawn dish soap to wash my hair ..its always fluffy n beautiful

[@apawsomedayforawalk8042]

I LOVE humidity!!! Brings out my natural curl!

[@msmo2060]

Chris has literally saved my hair… Thankyou 😊

[@tawnymessina3012]

Do you have a video on how to blow dry, wavy, frizzy, thin hair and suggestions for products...that won't weight it down?

[@joylox]

I have this weird old thing that's like a mix between a comb and a brush, it's like a comb with 3 rows of teeth, and it's more flexible, and I've always used it more than anything. Now I know it has one big advantage, in that's way easier to clean than a regular brush. I haven't used heat styling in about a decade, but I still had a lot of split ends. I found the secret is to have my hair tied up somehow at night. A braid, putting it in a scrunchie or bandana, it's great. I've never really thought about a hair mask because the shampoo I have is really gentle and hydrating, and I was fortunate to have a mom who taught me how to wash my hair the right way. I just worry about allergies as all the face masks I've tried except one has given me allergic reactions, and even now, my roommate used a scented shampoo and it gave me a migraine, so basically, unless the brands I trust make something and sell it locally, I tend to avoid it. Andalou Naturals, and Carina Organic have been the only things that didn't destroy my skin, hair, or cause migraines.

[@lucygoosie7726]

I always brush my hair when I shampoo it. It seems to do a good job keeping the brush clean.

[@mihairamona169]

I used to always have frizzy hair after I cleaned my hair and one of the best advice I could give to have straight hair is to use oil, any type of oil that you like or hair products right after you get out of the shower and brush it, it could help a lot if you could let it dry naturally, but if you don’t have the time and have to blow dry it, try to do it with you hair down and use your blow drier from up down movements, hope it helps!! Oil is the best thing you could use for your hair, coconut oil for example

[@elshy3317]

Love the effort you put into these, as well as the truth bombs. ❤ So relieved the sleeping with wet hair thing isn't quite AS bad as everybody says, sometimes I don't have time to wash until really late and it takes forever to blow dry

[@ManjushaMandy]

Can you post a video on dandruff , it’s causes ,it’s effect on scalp and hair health , prevention and how to cleanse , clear flaky scalp and prevent it’s relapse

[@gloriahoulihan8717]

Thank you for your advice.I never realized that you don't put shampoo on the ends!

[@Nikko2413]

I have really Long curly hair so I never use Invisi Bobbles. The reason for this is cause every time I do, my curls get wrapped inside the little wrings and it leads to me having to either cut it out or ripping both the hair tie and a chunk of my hair out.

[@kathleenrutherford733]

THANK YOU!! I've started listening and doing, my hair is FABULOUS now!! Much love

[@rachhrachh1]

Should I use a hair mask instead of conditioner? Amazing video, I’ve learnt so so much. Thank YOU.

[@svtaile1]

I always apply a bit of conditioner to my hair tips before I shampoo, to protect them from drying.

[@ramzieperez2300]

I am so glad you made this video. I was wondering if you knew about any natural remedies that is similar to your trinity method. I understand using naturally raw products to make shampoo and conditioner is a bit unrealistic because getting your hair really clean is an important routine. That’s why I am leaning towards more natural remedies for leave in conditioner and hair oil. I understand you are a hairstylist and probably don’t know much about natural raw products. But if you know anyone you work with that has an answer I would appreciate that too! Thank you again for your amazing videos

[@barkingmice2718]

“The shroud of Turin”, I love your humor (and advice)!

[@biccyx]

Can you reccoment a few affordable brands to look into? id love to see a tier list!

[@EugeniaMour]

I found out about your channel 3 days ago and I am speechless! ❤ thank you king of hair for your amazing tips!

[@doggypoo32]

Thanks! I’ve actually started enjoying the best hair of my life in the few months that I’ve found your KZbin channel. You really know what you’re talking about! I enjoy all the content you put out because I’m constantly learning something new. Even the change from drug store shampoos and conditioners to brands like Redken and Kenra have made such a huge difference. It never even occurred to me that I was making hair care mistakes. I thought my hair type was dry and coarse. Haha oops!

[@BlowoutProfessor]

That's amazing! Super happy for you. And happy I could help out a bit 🙏

[@rewbew9345]

Belated question so if this goes unseen, I’ll try to keep asking until I get a response. No biggie. But what sort of hair methods, cleaning and care, can I follow after workouts. To me, sweat makes hair dirty. So if I work out 3-4 days a week, how do I get away with not washing it or using heat on it to get the daily style I prefer?

[@kattat919]

I quit using any type of hair bands because I found they break. My hair off.. started using hairsticks really like these... And I have no more breakage... I have very fine delicate hair,.

[@kiriiok4163]

I've tried to get your recommended product list with two different e.mails already but without recieving anything. 🤔 Do you also have a video about it? You got me so exited to start my hair journey right this time. ☺️🙏🌿

[@priscanemger783]

Ummm has anyone noticed, but this guy’s friggin GORGEOUS?!❤❤❤

[@anniwilson2534]

This might be controversial but I only wash my hair twice a year. I use a SLS-free shampoo bar and conditioner. Hair transitions to no washing, and it doesn’t smell or get oily. It’s brushed daily with a Headjog brush to protect it. Occasionally I oil the length and ends with jojoba oil. I don’t use any heat. I wear it in protective / retentive styles (bun / plait). It’s waist length, super shiny and healthy scalp.

[@BobbieLovesBeauty]

I definitely learned you don’t put shampoo on ur ends I didn’t know this. So glad I do now. I had a baby 5 months ago and have hair thinning for the last month my hair is so delicate now. I try to only use my dyson air wrap a couple times in a week of that. Any other tips that may help. I switched to a regimen of ouai shampoo and conditioner for thin hair I like it way better but any tip on the hair loss and how to get back to healthy. Thank you so much

[@jesseturay1421]

I never brush my hair... it's very thick, ad coarse. I was it max once a week. Never had to to brush it, even before washing less. It's dry, so it doesn't tend to tangle, even if 'greasy', for my standards.

[@Haerim81]

Wow, i am 43 and just learned how to use shampoo my hair properly. Thank you.

[@remazeldagirl2673]

Used to go to bed w/wet hair cuz it was fuller in the morn, so thank you for saying it is okay. I have heard DON"T DO THAT!

[@josephinebonello4360]

Thank you for all your advice I don't use any hot tools on my hair

[@sarah95958]

I've not seen you show a routine for natural wavy/curly hair......😊

[@Lameaish]

I went through your recommendation list, however none of these brands are available to buy in our country. Request to suggest for fine hair with oliy scalp- a shampoo, conditioner and leave in spray conditioner from brands like-olaplex, sol de jenerio, morocconoil-as these are only some of the good professional brands available in our country to buy. Currently i am using olaplex range.

[@burialdrip723]

OMG, I've been violating every piece of advice here. Mind blown, going to try all of these. Thank you so much.

[@binnad7091]

I'm a natural blonde with very dense hair (somewhat fine strands, but tons of hair). I follow these rules consistently. I don't have issues with dry hair or excessive breakage, but I have MAJOR static issues. It's worse when my hair is shorter (less weight). My issue is I love a sleek bob. I've found very few product I can use because my husband is very allergic to coxonut and argan oil. The best preventative was argan oil. Second best was coconut oil spritz. I deep condition every third month or so. I live in Arizona, but the static was even an issue when visiting humid areas like the Virginia coast, Florida, and even Hawaii! It even gets worse the day before I wash (no more frequently than every three days, usually, I try to go four). It's a 10 was causing hubby breathing issues. The blonde version seems to lack allergens (no argan oil), but it's slightly less effective. Things that work that don't make it impossible for hubby to breathe: It's a 10 (for blonde hair), friz-eze (not very effective), Abba heat protect spray... that's it. Those are my only options that don't make hubby sneeze, and they're still not quite enough some days. I'm open to try anything new. Even my cosmetologists are out of ideas because most products have ingredients I can't use. It's very difficult to figure out because my hair is quite healthy, not processed, and isn't dry or brittle. 😢

[@cblynn485]

When I finish putting my hair in an updo I smooth it with a fine toothed horn brush. Boars hair, horn and sandalwood are my go to hair care tools and I get less frizz and static than when I still used hairspray.

[@kat2cellos]

Invisibobbles are a BIG NO NO, if you have very thick long hair!!! They ruined my hair, because they constantly got tangled into the hair, damaging it, when I tried to get them out. After I have stopped using them, my hair is so much better. Back when my hair was just shoulder length, I used to love them though.

[@freeasthewind8463]

Bamboo brush and comb works well too i find.

[@lih1352]

I’ve had ugly hair for decades since I was a child. It tends to curl but I don’t like it curly and all the work that entails so I have to straighten it. I also have problems with my scalp and I probably should see a dermatologist. It’s itchy, soo much smelly dandruff, even after clarifying. Sometimes I just want to share my head and rub stuff on my naked scalp until it heals