how to get long healthy hair in 2 weeks *naturally*

[@the_patriot_0828]

how are you so underrated?? i love how you not only create helpful content that gets straight to the point and provides great tips, you also make sure to reply to comments, checking in to see how the products are working, and making sure that any information being shared is correct! keep making these videos, your channel will keep growing 🥰

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Thank you so much! I needed that 🤍🥹

[@the_patriot_0828]

anytime, girl. we love you! 🥰🥰

[@teetoo.k]

I used to have really dry and frizzy hair, now I thankfully have really thick, healthy, and glass hair and the tips from this video are REALLY good and helpful, all the things said work and help. I also found lots of comments of people asking what to do if you have frizzy and dry hair, I'll put my haircare routine and some of the products I use. My haircare routine: Daily : - Applying oil (coconut, rosemary, or alma) to the ends of my hair 30 mins before showering (Do a quick 5-10 min scalp massage) - damp the hair with warm water (this helps open up the hair follicles allowing the shampoo to better remove all the oil) - shampoo twice (I like to use Pantene daily moisture renewal shampoo) (I like to also use a scalp scrubber) - turn off water and start wringing out the water from your hair - split hair in 2, and apply conditioner (I use the Pantene daily moisture renewal conditioner) - twist hair to help better absorb the conditioner (I have 2c - 3a hair so at this point I like to brush out my hair with a wet brush) - wash out conditioner with cold water (closes the hair follicles and helps reduce breakage form the root while hair is wet) - put hair up in a t-shirt or microfiber towel while I moisturize my face and body - split hair into 2 and apply leave-in conditioner (Mielle rosemary mint blend strengthening leave-in conditioner - this also works as a heat protectant) and heat protectant (it's a 10 miracle leave-in product- this is pretty expensive so I only use it when I'm gonna be styling my hair with heat) - let hair air dry Weekly : - Applying oil ( rosemary, or alma) throughout my whole head (scalp and ends) - Using a hair mask (bought or homemade) - Using heat Some tips : - don't use heat daily - drink LOTS of water - take vitamin e supplements (if your balding/thinning) - if you have frizzy hair, pay attention to moisturizing your hair while it's wet (not dripping wet, but when your hair is around 30% dry) - don't always use products you see online, research about your hair type first and your main concerns then buy products according to those things If you have any questions or need recommendations go ahead and ask in the comments, I'll most likely reply :D

[@BlooRiley]

Ty for this

[@AmrithaNair-zy5zf]

heyy so firstly how long did it take for you to see noticeable results from this routine and secondly do you wash your hair daily, as I have heard that can be damaging! tysm btw

[@candyisgood28]

my hair falls in between wavy and curly and i wanna ask which products u recommend the most to start off

[@badbitch70613]

I had good,thick, heavy and a little curly hair but after I got heavily sick my hair start to thin and almost nothing but now with help of a oil it’s start to grow back again but they doesn’t get back thickness or heavens yet. Also i got dandruff which sticks like a layer. After reaching length near my shoulder my hair start to dry and split in end. I used Pantene conditioner it’s worked for some time but not for long. So please help with dandruff cause i think if dandruff starts to reduce maybe my hairs start to grow again

[@505echolejabo]

uh hii. so i have like a wavy and straight hair. my bangs are very wavy my back of the head is STRAIGHT and i have like a lot of creases. i actually had STRAIGHT straight hair. its pretty frizzy too. guess i have hydral fatigue. i have a volume layer and it looks so bad rn. even if i straight my bangs it ends up getting wavy. i apply a leave in after shower and argan oil too. nothing seems to improve.

[@malak-ex2kc]

If you have low proposity hair avoid coconut oil and shea butter(they are really heavy) instaed use argan,jojoba,avocado and almond oil!

[@make_it_mckenna]

Thank you so much! I have low porosity hair and always struggle with finding something light that still gives it the moisture it needs.

[@BlooRiley]

Tysm

[@Hanni3955]

Thank ❤❤

[@Pumpkinroll]

Can you use olive oil?

[@malak-ex2kc]

@@Pumpkinroll sorry for the late response but for short answer no😭 it will make your hair greasy

[@Gali25]

I’ll just get a wig at this point

[@ItzAestheticGirl]

Lol

[@Im-Hawraa]

LOL

[@IamnotZoey]

Fr

[@Life.w.Charli]

lol but so true tho

[@nadyne_974]

😂😂

[@AgstnHope_02]

step 0 is really important.

[@mariabeck8159]

hey army

[@Hoooooomaaaaannnnn]

​@@mariabeck8159hi armyy

[@StrawberriXBlossoms]

BROO U HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I WAS DESPERATE FOR A VIDEO LIKE THIS, TYSM, JUST EARNED URSELF A SUB

[@MILKYBOBA9]

2:39 apparently for low porosity hair, coconut oil is really bad for that type of hair.

[@Some_guy_passing_by]

People shite on mineral oils and glycerine all the time , but my hair low porosity wavy hair loves those two .

[@Melissa7233-go2bj]

You could simply buy a lighter formulated coconut oil. But what I personally find works best for me, still gives me a nice shine and is actually great for low porosity hair is argan oil or Jojoba oil after shower.

[@user-bz4gz1ze3p]

Yeah and it's comedogenic it gave me soooo much acne😭😭

[@malak-ex2kc]

Finally someone said itttt

[@l.a.y01]

What about high porosity?

[@Ineviyath]

Great video conditioner/mask on wet hair (brushed in with a paddle brush, take your time) -> gentle shampoo (once) -> microfiber towel plopping -> lightweight serum (preferably without silicones, I like the JVN one). Works like a charm :)

[@stormfaring]

Thanks so much. I've struggled to find tips for lightweight hair like mine. I'll try these!

[@stripedpolkadots8692]

Thank you ❤ will try!

[@May-v4z]

tyyyy

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Thanks for sharing your tips with the community girl 🤍

[@TheDragonforces]

Do you have ideas of DIY masks we can use for this routine?

[@nafisa1029]

I feel like Jojoba oil is a good alternative of coconut oil for people with low porosity hair, I started using jojoba oil instead of coconut oil and my hair looks so much healthier now

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yess !! Jojoba oil is indeed a great alternative for low porosity hair because it’s lighter and can help with moisture without weighing the hair down. It mimics the natural oils produced by the scalp, making it easier for your hair to absorb. I'm glad you’re seeing positive results! 💖

[@haniak9694]

And remember lovelies, everyones hair is different in terms of porosity, texture and more. Make sure to do your own research beforehand to find out your hair porosity and hair type. By knowing the moisture intake level Of your hair you can adjust your preferences of products accordingly. Figure out the right type of hair oils for your hair and scalp. In my opinion natural remedies work best (they saved me from becoming bald!). I personally love flaxseed hair masks so make sure to give that a try. Lastly at the end of my "know it all" speech i would encourage you to not take stress and to please be careful of your diet. Dont eat junk food all of the time and dont be too pushy on having a strict diet either. Live is all about balance! Good luck 💞

[@Jane-1509]

And don’t support criminals right? You forgot that one piece of advice😂

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Great tips 🤩💖

[@dahliax00]

@@Jane-1509 u poor little fool💔💔💔

[@shaziabashir2224]

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[@oliviastar3812]

Well said

[@lilychu2453]

1:28 I live in a place with a desert climate, where you have to shower twice a day or you'll turn into a sweaty mess. I can't skip my head washing bc I'll get a heat stroke 🥲

[@eatyourcereal6577]

Maybe you could put your hair in a bun and put something to cover it to shower your face?

[@Chaos_sphere33]

Do whats good for ur health

[@the98black]

By don't wash your head she means that don't shampoo and condition your hair u can wash it with water but u should shampoo and condition 2-3 times a week only

[@teetoo.k]

You can either tie up your hair and only wash your body OR when washing you hair only use water, skip shampoo and conditioner, and always moisturize your scalp + ends after showering (only use shampoo and conditioner if your hair is getting oily).

[@black_mafia814]

stay safe

[@Ravenn-28]

Whenever you use shampoo dont lather it, just put it in your hands and dump it on the top of your head and crown, then you’ll lather it around your hair (Only use your fingertips to lather it around; don’t use scalp scrubbers, I’m not saying never use them, you can use them to help hair growth but they won’t clean your hair.)

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

It actually helps to distribute the product and to cleanse the scalp more thoroughly 💖

[@Ravenn-28]

@@BeautyTheoryOfficial your fingertips can do that exact thing

[@Lucie7799]

Small note: if you have a cold environment, coconut oil can break your hair because it’s going to be tight again

[@ItsTima-m5r]

No one has ever made that kind of video May God bless you i have no words ❤❤❤ Keep Uploading Lots of love

[@siananil]

DUDE THIS VIDEO GAVE RESULT IN FIRST TRY!!!.Especially fr me the clarying shampoo tysmmm

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yaaayyy!!! 💖 I‘m so happy for you 🥳🕺🤩

[@ilemcc]

Don’t emulsify the shampoo before applying on your scalp. The way shampoo works is the soap grabs the oil molecules and sticks to them and creates suds, water rinses and cleans the actual scalp. You want an even coat of shampoo on your hair before it suds, it’s not completely avoidable but rubbing the soap on your hands before you put it in your scalp doesn’t do what you’d think. Avoid super sudsy soaps because those aren’t really cleaning your hair, a good soap wouldn’t sud immediately and would have less suds, another important thing is to wash is twice, and only put it on your scalp, not the rest of your hair. I’ve started doing this for a month or two now and I can go a good 4 days before my hair is super greasy

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Actually, emulsifying the shampoo in your hands before applying it to your scalp helps distribute it more evenly, which can make the cleaning process more effective. The suds are just a visual cue-they don’t really show how well the shampoo is working. But you're right that a good shampoo doesn’t need to be super foamy to clean well, and it’s best to focus on washing your scalp rather than the lengths of your hair. Washing twice can also be beneficial, especially if you have oily hair, and your routine of washing less frequently is a great way to keep your hair healthy. 🤍

[@Swaha.]

I just boil amla reetha and shikakai and use it as shampoo. Oil my hair with castor oil and my hair has never felt better. And no heat. The more product you use, the worse your hair becomes. I damaged my in my 20s by putting what not. Oiling is your friend.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

So interesting! I tried so many different products that I eventually got tired of buying them. That’s why I decided to summarize the most convenient and effective steps that help most people.😊🌸

[@thedentico]

Hey! Is boiling them better than soaking? Also, what’s your scalp and hair type?

[@taraaah.x]

Coconut oil is not good for people with low porosity hair.

[@HerbinaCorral]

What is porosity hair?

[@IngePinge-]

How to find out if you have low porosity hair?

[@cowboy_like_sophia]

i have low porosity hair and it works for me

[@johnjohns4697]

The fact that I have low porosity hair😢😢

[@johnjohns4697]

@@IngePinge- do the glass of water test, simply take a clean, product-free strand of hair and put it in a glass of water, if your hair floats at the top you have low porosity hair, if your hair sinks slowly or settles in the middle you have medium/normal porosity hair, and if your hair sinks straight down to the bottom you have high porosity hair

[@piggiesmalls4]

My scalp is oily, dry and sensitive all at the same time 😭😭

[@reneevos8592]

Do you wash tour hair 3 timer of more in a week? Because that van lead to a disregulated scalp. Otherwise lots of water if you don’t is also worth the try. And maybe you should take a critica’s look at your shampoo, alcohol and benzyl alcohol of sulphates can cause issues with your scalp but much more productschap in shampoos can. Maybe you all tried all this but I hope you can find a way to have lees problems with your scalp❤

[@db88821]

Might be a dehydrated scalp ❤

[@Athena2153-hq1lq]

Yessss

[@olalala439]

same 😶‍🌫 My scalp is oily on the second day after the wash, but also has dry spots, and also red irritated spots, so 3 in 1

[@seabreeze4559]

inflamed

[@asteriasss]

This video was really interesting! Thank you for your hard work and research!

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Thanks for appreciating my hard work 🤍🥹👉👈

[@Tired_duck393]

OMG YESSS. I love the loreal paris conditoner. I was actually wondering if it was ok and now i know. It makes your hair so soft and smooth

[@EvannaLily123]

I never use heat on my hair (heat iron/staightener). I never blow dry my hair. I never rubb them dry with a towel or anything else. I use a mild shampoo for years now (no silicons, no parabens). I always get rid off excess water after washing the scalp. I used to use coconut oil years ago but stopped because it made my already dry and frizzy hair even worse. 3 years ago I switched to argan oil and it wasn't dooing anything good for my hair either. I never comb my hair because everyone tells you to not comb curly hair. We do not have hard water. And still my hair is very frizzy and super dry. Two days ago I tried the highly praised selfmade linseed gel... I wanted to shave my head afterwards. The only thing it did to my hair was leaving it with white-grey lint/fluff all over... I had to knead my hair with oil to get rid of some lint amount but it was useless. After that my hair was all frizzy again and I had to wash out the rest of the lint. So it was all useless and only caused more work and took more time than my hair care already does. My conclusion: To have healthy thick shiny hair or something close to that you have to be born with it. Otherwise your hair is doomed. Genes are mighty🤨🙄 Some hair types might be able to achieve a shiny look for a couple of days with all so many different drug store products but by using all this chemical stuff you don't do your body and hair any favour on a longterm basis. And your natural hair will look even worse then. Sorry to say that but unfortunetly it's true.

[@rowani.h.5223]

I apologise I hope you don't see my comment inconsiderate, I'm not trying to give unsolicited advice but as med student with humble knowledge I think you have iron deficiency or vitamin d3 deficiency do some lab tests. don't forget about stress or your mental status because no matter how much it gets overlooked, it's one of the prime reasons for hair problems and If you haven't already, try putting a leave-in conditioner right after u shower then brush it while it's wet. if all of this doesn't work I recommend seeing a doctor they'll help you alot.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

I think not using a shampoo/ conditioner with silicones is your mistake!! 😭 If you don’t use products with silicones the damage on your hair is 100% visible. Give it a try. 💖

[@allanalvarez5685]

Gurl you ate this down ❤❤❤

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Siiissss 🥹🫶🏻

[@miss_.miramxx]

Tysmmm I ordered coconut oil yesterday it’s coming today!!! I’ll give u guys update✌🏼🎀

[@Ant1quedoll]

How did it go? :)

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Update us giirl 🥰

[@Yourlocaledit0rr]

Wow! This is a good guide for now! I honestly have either an oily scalp or sensitive scalp. Lots of things in the video actually can tell lots of people what you can do

[@sierramagallona]

this is actually really helpful. thank you.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

I’m glad it helped 🤍

[@vxgabxndswife]

7:23 make sure that you ACTUALLY need the protein in your hair cause if not you can have protein overload and that can ALSO damage your hair

[@FaythPaterson]

do you know any ways I can tell if my hair needs protein or not?

[@tanishkabhatt6831]

Omg, this is my first time seeing you, and I am already so impressed. The facts and the science behind it are just awesome. i really loved it .... I am gonna try this for sure 😍🥰🤩😇

[@sajkdnsaklfhnj]

I went to a dermatologist, and he told me exactly which shampoo use. It is expensive but i dont need to buy tons of products to try and error... I use the shampoo he told me and other simple shampoo with balanced pH and no perfume. It may not look fancy nor smell glamorous, but my scalp and hair look amazing. Then i aply keratin mask on my mids and ends (i have porous hair). I aply heat protection before blow dry my hair and use mid low heat. I dry to 80% aprox ?) simply let my hair dry its humidity by its own. And when my hair is dry, i aply a little ends oil. In the global equation, this routine is cheaper and efective ❤

[@eireneboeralis172]

it's not water damage it's shampoo damage. yeah it's true water makes hair vulnerable but this only applies to the time it is wet. therefore, when your hair is vulnerable, brush it or applying a drying chemical such as shampoo will damage it

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

You’re absolutely right! It’s not water damage per se, but rather the damage that can occur from shampooing or brushing while the hair is wet and vulnerable. When hair is wet, its structure is more fragile, making it prone to breakage. This is where hygral fatigue comes into play-it's the weakening of hair due to repeated swelling and contracting from water absorption. That’s why I emphasize using coconut oil as a pre-wash treatment. It helps create a protective barrier against the potentially damaging effects of shampoo, minimizing how much water your hair absorbs during washing. This way, you can keep your hair healthier and lessen the risk of damage. 🤍

[@gizlihesap123]

I have got frizzy and dull hair. Pls say me what should I do?? And which shampoo and conditioner I should use?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Try out an acidic conditioner, check if you have hard water and use coconut oil as your pre shampoo! 🥥✨

[@gizlihesap123]

@@BeautyTheoryOfficial thank u much 💞

[@roxyb2930]

I loved this video! It was super helpful and I feel like it was incredibly easy to digest, thanks lovely ❤

[@the_cute_bunny-w7w]

You are my favorite youtuber you are the best !

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Woow thank you! 🥹👉👈💖

[@Endi-k2r]

Ty so much! Im trying to get long, healthy hair, and i hope it will help

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

You’re welcome !! I really hope it works for you 🤍🌟

[@-Kijamm]

Bro you r so underrated? im so sure that ur channel is gonna be famous and successful ! keep up the work!❤

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Thank you sm !! 💖

[@aes.rose.143]

i have low prosity hair and coconut oil is not good for these kind of hairs, so can i apply it, if not then what can i apply instead?

[@natti1505]

doesnt sleeping with oil in hair (scalp maybe?) is bad beacuse it can cause built up?

[@suzukauzumaki7560]

If you’re talking about putting a big quantity of oil in your hair and then rinsing it in the morning, then yes, it can cause built up and isn’t recommended by doctors. Otherwise putting a small amount of oil hair isn’t bad at all.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

When using hair masks, leaving them on your scalp overnight can provide hydration. But if you're doing it wrong, it may also lead to buildup. Heavy masks can attract dirt, clog pores, and cause scalp issues. Try to use lighter oil masks, apply mainly to the hair ends where moisture is needed most. Wash it out regularly to prevent residue buildup.

[@kittiq]

6:52 ok im picky and not a healthy eater but these are all foods i love and i love haircare!!! (except for salmon)

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Salmon is sooo good. But you could eat mackerel instead 🫶🏻

[@MyStory-01]

but i hate coconut oil 😟

[@lilliasandia]

Why?

[@Kx9ii]

No one cares😊

[@Watermelonmangoee]

Olive oil, castor oil, avocado oil and so much more

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

It’s just to protect your hair from water damage 🫶🏻 If you don’t like the texture try a lighter formulated product with coconut oil in it.

[@Cyanide_Mallika]

Don't worry it does not suits every hair type, try it for a couple times and if you're hair don't look and feel better and healthy, quit it. Personally it makes my hair horrible. Almond oil suits my hair the best

[@catsinq5726]

I am an older (white) woman with thin gray corkscrew-curly hair (somewhere between 2C and 3A) that goes just past my shoulders. Brushing it completely removes the curl and turns it into a frizzy mess, and it's much too tangled to comb. If I don't get it wet in the morning and add conditioner to comb it, then it doesn't curl - just stays a frizzy, tangled mess. I mean, I could have dreads in less than a week. How does a person like me avoid getting my hair wet every day? The things I am doing right - I wash it only once a week, not too aggressively, and let it air dry.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Try to use a foaming mousse instead of water and scrunch it. For your hair type it's crucial to use a microfiber towel after showering. Hope it helps

[@Ayeshashiekh__1]

I really love this video actually after watching this video I got to know the reasons of my problem fizzy hairs 😢 thankyou soo much ❤

[@ScarlettSmith_8]

I'm afraid to use coconut oil because I have a problem with oily hair on the skin and dry ends, if I use coconut oil can it affect the oiliness of my hair?

[@Julia-oc2qj]

What type of leave in conditioner do u recommend for dry and frizzy hair

[@ShohanaAfrinRipa-pr9nx]

Loreal and tresme is really good option

[@garden_creature]

if you have dry and frizzy hair you might want to research if you could have curly hair of some type and change your routine to take care of that curl. my hair seemed straight all my life and was super frizzy, now i found out it's actually curly and needed special care

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Biosilk 🤍

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

good point! 💖

[@Julia-oc2qj]

@@garden_creature thx

[@tanishkabhatt6831]

I also wanted to ask if we can use rosemary oil for a normal scalp ?? and if I can put aloe vera before my hair wash to ig to prevent water damage?

[@sofitocyn100]

This is an awesome video. I learnt so much and that's quite rare considering that i always go the extra mile and read a looot on the science behind beauty. I wash my hair 3 times a week or more because i dont look good unless my hair is blow dried well / straight / has vintage like curls. (Theatrical romantic / classic and romantic type -kibbe and kitchener systems). Hence i always have to start from scratch by wetting my hair, otherwise my hair shape is horrendous...

[@jiyamalik8305]

Thanksss alotttt your this video helped me alott!!!!❤

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yayyy 💖🥹

[@myroozxlove]

so throughout my life I've treated my hair badly, and used the wrong products, techniques, and essentials that are not good for my hair. when i use these tips, and my hair comes back to shiny, healthy glass hair, would i still have to use the treatment products forever or will that damage my hair overtime?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Stick with what works for your hair-that’s the key to good hair care. If you stop doing what’s working, your hair will likely return to its previous condition. 🤍

[@skzfan_4life251]

Doing the hair routine for 2 weeks! Day 1: Not much difference, still frizzy but my hair feels a lot softer! Day 2: again, frizz is still here but my hair is getting softer! Day 3: dude when is my frizz gonna disappear, at least my hair is so soft now! Day 4: i started using baby shampoo and used my regular shampoo after, it made a huge difference! Day 5:

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Love this !! I’m so excited to see how it goes for you 🥰🥰🤍

[@skzfan_4life251]

@@BeautyTheoryOfficial ty!

[@nanoshinnnnnnnnn9953]

Olive oil is another alternative ❤

[@Baby_Booh_MSP]

Whatever you do, don’t use coconut oil that is used for cooking.

[@lishmam31]

can you suggest which leave in conditioner is good? i dont use any type of conditioner bcz after using it causes too much hairfall

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Have you tried Biosilk? 🤍

[@user_f1]

Using a mask with oils and not using shampoo to wash it out? Would Leave my hair v oily. Even if I do shampoo them these oils can be hard to get out. I apply a mix of yogurt and honey on dry hair and leave it in for a while. Then shampoo just the roots and rinse it all off. Works well for me

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

For me it took 1-2 times until my hair got used to heavy oils & leaving no residue 🫶🏻 try a gentle shampoo if you need to use one 🙏

[@mariaabdul5188]

Which shampoo should we use? And this recommended conditioner also has harmful ingredients such as perfume. Can you please recommend something that does not contain perfume because that leads to hair loss after a while and Irritation.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Sounds like you’re looking for a gentle, perfume-free shampoo for sensitive scalps.You might find options like Vanicream Sensitive Skin Shampoo helpful. It's designed to be mild and free from irritants. Hope this helps 💖

[@Amzillizma_Lizmaamzil]

Thanks so much you save my hair.❤

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Happy to help!💖

[@BipolarCourage]

I have fine hair but a lot of it. Don't like heavy product in my hair. I like coconut oil shampoo & conditioner. Only a little product afterwards.

[@mati211p]

so much work for me because was using keratin treatment and my hair goes really bad, i need ofc leave in conditioner, laminar water and some more to get it my faults done my hair is like you show frizzy hair at the beginibg and i am always disappointed, need to try because i love long hair.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yes.. keratin treatments can sometimes leave the hair feeling worse :( It sounds like you’re doing your best to repair it, and adding leave-in conditioners and laminar water can definitely help bring some life back to your hair! Don’t be too hard on yourself-we all go through trial and error when it comes to our hair, and frizz is such a common struggle. Try out different treatments, and the steps I showed in this video. They really work! Hopefully, you’ll find the right routine to bring your long hair dreams back to life! 💖

[@NoCupcakess]

This video is very helpful, thank you! I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for clarifying shampoo? Preferably inexpensive. I’d also love heat protectant recs. Thanks! :)

[@Ant1quedoll]

I think watching The blowout professor channel will be best! He gives great shampoo recommendations

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Odele & Eden BodyWorks 🤍

[@ItzAestheticGirl]

0:15 I ALWAYS USE THAT! 😢

[@runisingh5522]

You're saying not to shampoo lengths but how am I going to remove that HEAVY coconut oil??? 4:03

[@ShiropaIslam-f6s]

First rinse of water will lighten your oil layer. Then the residue of shampoo will clean MOST of it. And the final rinse will leave your hair soft, moisturized but not oily

[@AndreaSilva-vi9rj]

Could help melting it

[@nimo-ta]

I .. don't have avocado or coconut oil.... is it okay? also I have a prob with fixing my bangs, I see they have less hair than the others, any tips?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

It's okay but applying coconut oil before showering is the best way to protect it from water damage. If you have hair loss, a caffeine shampoo can help.

[@maryamZK]

How do i check my hair porosity?cuz apprently that test where u put a hair strand in water only tests the porosity of that strand and ur whole head of hair is diff

[@stxrlighttforever]

5:20 I wouldn't call redken affordable...

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yes, you're right. My bad 🫶🏻

[@havensalon]

Nexxus Ensure is another very good option for an acidic conditioner. A great detangler.

[@hotgaytakes]

Garnier has a product, on the bottle I have it says "hair filler + bonding, inner fiber repair treatment" but it has the same acid stuff as the higher end brands and so far I've noticed an improvement. I'm sure they have a conditioner too. I got it as a dupe for the redken one.

[@rebeccaavoca9143]

I think my hair has a lot of problems from A- Z. When I tested for hair type of porosity, guess what?? Some of my hair floated on the top, some in the middle and some on the bottom @_@ I have thin fine hair, a bit wavy, frizzy & dry on the bottom, oily on the scalp after a few days. My scalp used to be very itchy & now is getting better after I changed my shampoo, but still itchy sometimes. My scalp is dry & flaky too ..

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Sometimes it’s best to stick to one product, as using too many can damage your scalp's skin barrier. Try the tips I shared in this video and my last one, and let me know how it goes🤍

[@JoyMusic431]

I would recommend watering down the coconut oil a little bit for hair that can easily get greasy😜

[@walid44588]

Is almond oil good or not good for curly hair?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yes but i prefer argan or jojoba oil 💖 I love almond oil for my body🧴😍

[@arianacalamaio]

Where do I get coconut oil for my hair???

[@Kealaniprincess]

Try look at local stores or anywhere you can find oils it’s pretty easy to find

[@gaumsy5368]

Since I am only 12 I try to use natural ways because I am to young but trust I have been using coconut oil for a while and my hair have gotten much more smoother but if it doesn’t suit your hair then find alternatives that’s what my mom says

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Our moms are always right 💖🥹

[@Rebecca008]

Wait what if your scalp feels super dry after washing it, but the next day is super oily?

[@daintydalmatian]

Thanks to this video I put coconut oil in my hair like in 2020 and my hair feels thinner and drier now after wash and blowdry

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

It sounds like coconut oil may not have worked well for your hair, which can happen for some people. If your hair feels thinner and drier, it might be worth trying lighter oils or other moisturizing products instead. It’s important to remember that hair health can be influenced by various factors, not just one product. Changes in hair thickness or dryness can result from factors like environmental conditions, heat styling, diet, or even hormonal changes. If you’ve been experiencing these issues, it might be helpful to look at your overall hair care routine and lifestyle. Oils like argan or jojoba can provide hydration without the heaviness. Additionally, consider incorporating a good conditioner or hair mask into your routine to help restore moisture and improve texture. I hope this helps 🤍

[@jazzybrb]

I have scalp psoriasis please recommend a hair routine for that

[@adelaide295]

hii, if i have oily scalp , should i use a salycilic shampoo per day or passing day?

[@leah.4171]

Passing day

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Passing day and then adjust it to your needs 🤍

[@Hahak-k3g]

I am obsessed with that shine ✨ ❤

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Me too 🤩

[@Nahao_nana]

Is there an alternative for Avocado for the hair mask at the end? They're pretty expensive here :(

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Try mayonnaise 🤍

[@KittyCiao-d7z]

Thank u so much for the info!😊

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

You’re welcome 🫶🏻

[@Felix_wife_roblox_player]

Castor oil is good too ❤

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yes 😊 But I hate how sticky it is 😭💖

[@AnotherSkyTV]

What if everything weights hair down? I have curly hair but if I use leave in conditioner at all or even rinse out conditioner too often it just won't wash out at all (honestly I also have combination skin - eczema and pimples 😭)

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Consider trying a few different strategies. First, look for lightweight, curl-specific conditioners or leave-ins that are formulated to provide moisture without heaviness. Try products labeled as "curl enhancing" or "lightweight" For your combination skin, especially with eczema, you might want to keep your scalp care simple. Use a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo to avoid stripping natural oils. Lastly, if you’re struggling to find the right balance, consider experimenting with less frequent product use or using a clarifying shampoo occasionally to remove buildup. This can help refresh your curls without making them feel weighed down. 💖

[@sashalascko]

does this video apply to curly/wavy hair as well?

[@raptor7495]

yes ofcourse!!!

[@zenzero64]

Not really, except for the coconut oil and hair masks but you don't really have to worry about all the water damage.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

It does! 🤍

[@4nn4nas98]

do you also get water damage if you shower hot with your hair up in a bun and it gets slightly damp from the steam?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yes, you can experience water damage if your hair gets damp from steam, even with it up in a bun. The heat and moisture can make your hair more vulnerable, leading to potential damage. It’s best to keep hair protected or use cooler water when possible! 💖

[@LuceroGutierrez-k5l]

I should apply the argan oil every night, right??

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Once a week is enough 💖

[@Meinyan28]

what about virgin coconot oil tho ? is it on the leaning more to the lighter oils than regular coconut oil or not ?

[@oops6075]

Im allergic to coconut oil. My scalp is oily but hair is super dry frizzy dull. I have very fine hair. Trying so much to make it better but nothing works. Pllzzz pllzzz suggest me a good hair oil for my ends. Ohh forgot to tell you im almost getting bald 😩😩😩😩 HELP

[@JulieArthur-c6b]

I love your vids😁

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

I love youuu!!! 🤍🤍

[@meedy92]

Has anyone actually done this & seen a REAL result?

[@Athena2153-hq1lq]

It’s about being intuitive. If you feel you can be more gentle, do try. If you feel conditioners etc and oils aren’t giving you that hydration that’s your hair needs then try hair masks and natural oils. Cold water when rinsing hair is a must.

[@mane53017]

Hi, I started with the coconut oil and gosh did it work! It leaves my hair smooth and shiny, I love it

[@OmniLoved]

No

[@hansika7656]

All the points she said are justifi3d by the reasons she gave I dont see why you shouldn't do it. Do it and be amazed

[@k.m.j1]

my mum used to ALWAYS oil my hair. I hated it. she used heated coconut t oil and argan oil and when I tell you, it GREW my hair out like crazy fast. I cut my hair about every year because it was just too long to maintain. I started doing my own hair about 2 years ago and stopped oiling it, my hair didnt grow. Like I last cut my hair March 2023 it's only grown a couple of inches since then (yes ik this is normal for some people but my hair grey SUPER fast before) so imo I would say it works. Just be consistent and take good care of your hair.

[@laniii-xe5vk]

I love you so much 😭💕

[@skylaaa-n3f]

what do i do if i have low porosity hair? do these products still work?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

I'll do an updated version 🥰

[@skylaaa-n3f]

@@BeautyTheoryOfficial tysm!! ❤️❤️

[@diw2756]

Can somebody answer me I tend to shed a lot of hair this and last year as I am approaching mid-age…is this normal? I am lucky I have thick hair but the amount I am shedding still scares me …

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

There are many factors that can cause hair loss, including iron deficiency, stress, and hormonal changes. If you’re in menopause, that could likely be the reason for your hair loss. 💖🫶🏻

[@ravennatrotter3174]

what if you have dry scalp but really oilly hair what do i use

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

1Use a gentle, hydrating shampoo with ingredients like aloe vera or tea tree oil to soothe your dry scalp. 3.Avoid harsh shampoos that strip your scalp of natural oils. 4.Apply a lightweight, non-greasy scalp treatment or serum specifically designed for dryness. 5. Use a clarifying shampoo once a week to manage excess oil. 6. Apply conditioner only to the hair ends. 7. Exfoliate your scalp weekly to remove buildup.

[@rse-cq1ii]

I straighten my hair after every wash because it is curly. Is there any harm in doing this?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yes, high temperatures can lead to issues like dryness, breakage, and split ends :((

[@sanazj3232]

what about thinning hair and hairfall for women?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Use gentle shampoos and avoid heat styling. Massage your scalp with lightweight oils like argan or rosemary, and consider biotin or iron supplements if necessary. Avoid tight hairstyles that pull on your hair, and consult a doctor if hair loss continues.💖

[@AnneBosgraaf]

Can the mask work without egg and avocado?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yes, add mayonnaise ! 🤍

[@ANG3LZ4165]

I have a quetion, what are good shampoos for thin hair?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Guys, do you have any suggestions for a sis ? 💖

[@toxic.melanie]

I dont like showers, could u make one if u only do baths?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

noted 🤍

[@loveverythingbooks]

What's the scalp type that gets oily and itchy when I'm one day late with washing my hair, and dry and flaky when I'm one day early?

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

I'd recommend you to talk to your dermatologist about it 🤍

[@openlyspoken]

I love how shiny coconut oil makes my hair but I have to keep it away from my scalp or a lot of my hair falls out

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

You can use a mix of almond, jojoba and rosemary oil for your scalp !! 😍 I love it 🫶🏻

[@arianajaff]

1:35 I wash my hair the day after it gets oily so I let it get greasy then I wash. I used to wash every Wednesday and Sunday but I changed to every two days because I didn’t like going to school with visibly greasy hair. None of these solutions helped my hair

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Have you tried a clarifying shampoo?🤍

[@arianajaff]

@@BeautyTheoryOfficial i use hyaluron elvital shampoo and it’s clarifying apparently

[@madeleinearia]

This works for your hair, but wont for most people. For ex. coconut oil is an oil that doesnt penetrate hair, so it gives 0 nourshing, its just an occlusive.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

I get where you're coming from, but actually, the steps I’ve recommended are science-based and work for most people. Coconut oil, for example, has been shown to protect hair from hygral fatigue when used as a pre-wash treatment. It helps minimize the swelling and contracting that happens when your hair absorbs too much water, which can lead to damage over time. While coconut oil might not deeply nourish for everyone, especially those with low porosity hair, it still provides a protective barrier that’s beneficial for preventing water damage. 🫶🏻

[@madeleinearia]

@@BeautyTheoryOfficial So just as I wrote coconut oil is just a way to protect the hair, it doesnt nourish it. In europe it is known that coconut oil works mostly for low porosity hair - wchich is the exact opposite of what you wrote. There was many research made on hair conditioning and there are books about it

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

I keep it science based. You do you 🤍🫶🏻

[@madeleinearia]

@@BeautyTheoryOfficial Thats exactly what I wrote. You do You, but be aware that not everything works for everyone

[@Vmizz]

Please make a video how girls with henna making hair so shiny? I do not get it. Because some girls who use henna have dull not shiny hair, But some (rare ones) showing silky super smooth almost like waterfall shiny hair. HOW? Anyone please help.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Noted 🤍

[@LuckiiMystix]

i workout and run every day… if i don’t wash my hair it will be disgusting so the longest i can go without washing my hair is two days, though i usually go for every other day because ill feel very uncomfortable.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Yess that’s why I said you can use a mild shampoo otherwise 💖😊

[@dracomalfoy224]

Is coconut oil recommended for low porosity hair?

[@Kadence090]

It's not, since it's a heavier oil however if you'd like to try it it might be worth giving it a go

[@raptor7495]

yes!! its one of the best options

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

I’ve responded to a similar comment where I tried to explain things in a simple and effective way. Hope this helps 🫶🏻

[@Shellyann-qe2ed]

Great video.

[@BeautyTheoryOfficial]

Thank you Shelly 🤍