How to Wash Your Hair Properly

[@jem5789]

I’m glad there are how-to videos like this that show basic life skills. Not everyone has someone in their life to show them these things.

[@kinzey8]

True

[@nguyenminhphuong1998]

That's what I wanna say. Thank you for helping people less struggling with life.

[@lookingforsomething.]

Agree

[@marchymeow4584]

Yess

[@nmcnmc653]

Ya bur she should have added to brush after and let dry , and not to wrap it up in a bun wet because it gets a moldy smell...

[@cherrybomb9330]

It makes me sad that so many people in the comments say they never had anyone to teach them this🥺 my mom used to wash my hair when I was a child and even a teenager 😅 she said she enjoyed doing it. I never really understood that nor appreciate it enough. Unfortunately I've lost her but I wish I had the chance to thank her, and apologies for taking those little, beautiful gestures for granted 😔💔

[@mimichocos07]

Im sorry for your loss, Mother's are angels they will not expect anything from us don't feel sorry, I wish you all the best 💖

[@lesbiankpopstan]

Im sorry for your loss.

[@meow9746]

Aw I'm sorry 😔

[@ahexcusemeee]

🥺

[@cherrybomb9330]

@@mimichocos07 thank you so much for your words 🥺🙏 it truly makes me feel better. Wish you all the best too. Take care❤️

[@georgianaivascu5763]

im sooooo thankful for this video I literally had no idea how to, my parents just threw my child self in the shower and told me it's time to learn how to wash my hair. spent all my life with dried and crusty hair, i was a child with hair washed by a child.

[@clarissa3821]

Well you should’ve asked them????

[@alixperry6425]

@@clarissa3821 don’t act like everyone has parents that can, or want to teach them these things.

[@clarissa3821]

@@alixperry6425 well their parents probably don’t know how to wash their hair properly so they couldn’t have told them, and it’s not a basic need this is just a good way to wash your hair not that you NEED to or your hair might fall out!!!!

[@clarissa3821]

@@alixperry6425 I’m not acting like everyone has parents that can I never said that

[@yasmin5019]

@@clarissa3821 oh shut up.

[@niniii2550]

If you have very dry or frizzy hair try using the reverse-washing method! That means applying conditioner before using shampoo. Make sure to leave the conditioner in while rubbing in the shampoo so that you can rinse everything off at once. I've tried this twice so far and it worked really well for me! My hair got softer, less frizzy and shiny.

[@mirasdiary]

Oooo i should try this

[@vanessahuang6672]

Omg I’ve always wanted to try this but I’m worried that the dirt and at the ends of my hair won’t be washed off properly.

[@grygrygrygrygrygry]

No, that's terrible and people would just end up wasting more product. Everyone needs shampoo first because conditioner doesn't act over greasy hair

[@jem5789]

Awesome tip! I’ll definitely try it!

[@maxinegounden6234]

I use this method too and it works well for my combination hair (oily roots + dry ends)

[@vmateo2842]

No long explanation, unnecessary info, and straight to the point: perfect.

[@HoneyyChai]

Also!! Not all shampoo gets sudsy when lathered. Some shampoos have additives that make them bubbly because people assume that if there are no bubbles, your hair won’t be clean. If you use shampoo that doesn’t get sudsy, it’s fine. It’s all personal preference. :)

[@Diana-kk6qz]

I don’t think a lot of people know what sudsy and lathered means. I’m guessing: sudsy-bubbly. Lathered-rubbed

[@futureceo8943]

thing is, how do you know your hair is clean without the bubbles? im trying to switch to sulfate-free products without bubbles but i often don’t put enough shampoo and end up with greasy hair because i can’t tell when my hair is clean.

[@HoneyyChai]

@@futureceo8943 usually you can feel your hair is still oily when it’s wet in the shower, you’ll feel the residue on your fingers.. Your hair shouldn’t be leaving any sort of greasy feeling on your fingers when you lather, but I suppose it also shouldn’t feel completely stripped dry of oil... there’s probably some content out there that can explain it better than me, but look for a feeling in between I suppose? I think a good starting point for you would be to look up videos about how to use non-foaming shampoos! Sorry if I’m not much help :(

[@Fifi-jb3yx]

@@futureceo8943 you need to do it twice, sulfate free shampoo CAN make bubbles, it's just not as strong. just like when you wash your hands if they're oily, you need to soap twice to dislodge then remove the oil. if you shampoo, rinse, then shampoo again, you'll be surprised how much lather you get the second time with less product. then your hair will feel much cleaner.

[@shleepingpowder2715]

@@futureceo8943 I use a little trick to make sure my hair is clean in the shower, I check that it's "squeaky clean". Literally I rub my finger on my hair (hair on my scalp) and listen for the squeaky sound.

[@monluztrella]

Not everyone’s hair is equal so there’s not one right way to care for it. For example, I shampoo my hair twice, and I find it gets cleaner and stays clean for longer. Also, my hair is wavy/curly, so that amount of conditioner is simply not enough for me! It’s fine if you use this routine as a starting point but find out what works for YOU!

[@suyashisingh680]

Exactly, even I shampoo my hair twice

[@jupiter2539]

hello! my mom said that too much conditioner well result to hair loss and i’ve already been experiencing it but i really dont know what to do since i have thick wavy hair that whenever i brush it and go do another side and then brush all of it together (i split my hair into two parts and start from bottom to top btw) my hair already gets tangled and its really hard to manage, do you please have any tips?? plus my scalp is already pretty sensitive and im still young and experience itchiness from my scalp because of the dried skin sorry if this is long!

[@suyashisingh680]

@@jupiter2539 hello, i am not an expert but I've long hair since i was a child so like I'll tell you what i do ,so like hairfall is something I've dealt with,tbh even now it's not perfectly fine but it's getting better. i apply hair oil once a week,that is every Saturday and the next day i wash my hair,honestly it's makes your hair vv smooth and i don't apply conditioner every week,i use shampoo,that's it.(apply conditioners every month or so.) about tangling,the thing with long hair is that you'll have to maintain them ALWAYS AND ALWAYS make a bun,not a very high tight bun that'll give you headache but a low bun,and honestly even if you try making a bun for a week you'll see your hair doing alot better, coz simply there's no resistance,there's no dust to enter and make them frizzy or tangled,i hope this helps!

[@monluztrella]

@@jupiter2539 hey there! Conditioner isn’t meant to go on the scalp, you need to apply from ear level and down. If you have wavy hair I would recommend looking into the “curly girl method” (it’s also for gals with wavy hair!) I don’t have any useful advice about your itchy scalp though, sorry!

[@TheVeritasForYou]

@Glorymistwing look up the 30-day hair detox and start on that. Really get on an intentional routine

[@ad.u6060]

One tip to everyone is that never brush your hair when it's wet, it's wayyy to prone to hair fall since it's weak when it's wet. (Edit: unless u have curly hair)

[@clairesabol8745]

UNLESS you have curly/wavy hair like myself. That's the *only* time we can brush it 😭

[@DaCubanPrincess]

I'm a professional hairdresser your tip doesn't apply to everyone actually. 😉

[@clairesabol8745]

@@metavoid3441 OMG how curly is it? If I brush mine dry, I turn into Hermione from The Sorcerer's Stone 😭

[@kazakukog]

i do it while wet. I have straight hair, but if i don't brush it after shower, while still wet, it will be a nightmare to detangle it dry

[@syuhtiva]

@@clairesabol8745 coming from a curly head ur hair is probably frizzy due to brushing it while it’s dry and/or not putting oils in your hair and styling it

[@Pepipeperoni]

Pro tip: regulate your conditioner use, and after rising it, rinse your back again with soap and water to prevent back acne ( some conditioners cause it)

[@thedailychailatte]

Yeah I even do that with my face. I wash my face last because the residue stays on my face too.

[@marjahanakter4737]

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[@anupreetiboro1352]

I usually wash my hair by bending over like I am stretching. Doesn't gets on my back and it's efficient 😂

[@tfoprincess]

And wash your face after with your regular face soap too!

[@animewitchdayflower6672]

Never knew this! I’ve had some bad body acne but could never pin point the cause thank you!

[@aPur3AznDud3]

i was never taught how to do the basics of life and was sort of just left to my devices to discipline and learn things alone for the few 21 years of my life... as someone with long hair despite being male, seeing something like this makes me grateful that I no longer have to question what to do because i’ve finally been taught. Thank you.

[@autisticcaroline2005]

You’re not alone ! I’m 18 and autistic , dyslexic, and ADHD , and my mama always expected me to be able to do this on my own but ironically never taught me ! I was embarrassed about this , but now you showed me there is nothing to be embarrassed about ! This video is teaching me a lot as well !

[@kristinerodriguez5310]

I’ve been trying to switch over to “nicer shampoo/ conditioner” and I’m wasting SO MUCH because I feel like my hair isn’t clean without bubbles (they’re sulfate free s/c). I hope this works!

[@vishvaxo]

Use calia shampoo its sulfate free but still creates bubbles

[@snowyconfession]

I use rated green and it also almost never made bubbles since it's sulfate free. Took me almost 2 months before I get used to it 😂

[@Noodlelover69]

Wash your hair twice - the second time will be bubbly. If there's no bubbling the first time it means there's still build-up on your hair

[@BubblyRosé2468]

Normally regardless of the shampoo, you’re supposed to lather, rinse, repeat. The 1st wash removes the dirt, sweat, etc. and the 2nd wash cleans the hair.

[@luckyDancer100]

My dermatologist told me the more expensive shampoos aren’t really that much better for your hair, so I just use whole blends. I can use a whole palmful and not freak out about reordering more or cost. I need the bubbles to let me know my hair is clean lol. Plus, whenever I use sulfate free, I don’t really notice any difference with my hair. It just takes longer in the shower.

[@skaimali]

⚠️ *Textured Hair* ⚠️ If you have textured hair, ( 3a,3b, 3c, 4a,4b,4c) don't follow everything in this video. The video if brilliant ofc but it's because you have different hair types. You shouldn't treat it the same. Some hair might be oily or dry. Some hair shouldn't be washed often ect. Instead watch a video on how to wash textured hair instead. Hope this helps ♥️

[@ayuriii]

How do I know if my hair is 3a, 3b, 3c etc?

[@atheyia]

@@ayuriii search it up online there’s different pics that show what hair type you are

[@ayuriii]

@@atheyia thanksss

[@atheyia]

@@ayuriii np 🥰

[@femalegays]

i wish this was top comment ngl

[@Jeon__JungKooKie]

I really appreciate That you Actually showed us What you said in your thumbnail rather than those youtubers who used a lot of products which are unwanted

[@jaydehy]

I learned this recently; if you struggle with back acne, it may be because of the oils in your conditioner! I’ve noticed a significant difference just keeping my hair away from my skin as the conditioner is setting in

[@vanessahuang6672]

ME TOO🙌

[@egg_2705]

I was today years old when I discovered this so let me come back to you in a month!!

[@jaydehy]

@@egg_2705 sounds good! 😆

[@shydreameress264]

I always have it and never found a way to get rid of it, I hope keeping my hair away from my back during shower will help :)

[@marvsarcamo4552]

I mean, I'm a man with a long hair so I didn't really know how to wash it and I'm having a trouble taking care of it. It's embarrassing to ask this kind of things since they might think I'm a perv so this is really helpful. Thank you so much ❤

[@sinless4088]

Just search it up on KZbin. There's a bunch of dudes on here with long hair that they wanna keep healthy. Me included.

[@manibun727]

You really are lucky for having that low porosity hair/ sealed cuticles. I have never used heat on my hair, not even warm water yet it's so frizzy because of the opened cuticles. Even acv, cold water, careful maintenance & all those silk scrunchies & pillowcases are not enough to tame my frizz. Oiling is not an option as I have dandruff/ seborrheic derm. I can never do a messy bun like you, my hair would start to break almost immediately & I have to be especially careful & gentle when my hair is wet because hairfall is a huge issue for me. Please keep loving your hair. You do not have to squeeze out the water seperately. A t shirt instead of towel drying will do better without stressing out the cuticles. Oh and if you are someone who washes hair everyday or frequently, use a clarifying shampoo maybe twice a week. Else just use a sulphate free hydrating shampoo.

[@rubyhuynh1802]

i feel your pain cause i also have dandruff and seborrheic derm :( it really stressing me out and make my confident goes down. i really cannot wash my hair twice a week because by then my hair get so oily and itchy. i suffered from hair loss too.

[@egyptrules8338]

I would do the routine but just leave the hair in it’s frizzy state, but mine is fixed for me because I keep my hair in a braid almost all the time

[@moonspirit6461]

Have you tried flaxseed gel? It's awesome to tame frizzy hair

[@airajaneandales8377]

did you try cgm?

[@sineaddutkiewicz3499]

watch manesbymell she saved my hair, the frizziness could be curls. just getting a good routine with a leave in conditioner/curl cream and gel/mouse has really helped. also applying products when your hair is really wet helps with frizz too

[@985_sonic]

for some reason my mom expects me to know how to do this even though she’s never taught me how. no wonder my hair’s been messy my whole life. edit: i cut my hair really short recently. i do know how to shampoo my hair now, but it’ll be a lot easier with all that hair gone.

[@Flowersgot7]

Same

[@SilviDepp]

Yup me too

[@janeshaw2443]

Same, she never taught me just told me to do it

[@timotheechalamet5732]

Same

[@SoapAndChocolate69]

Genuine question, how do you not know how to do it? Like I don’t remember my mom ever showing me or explaining to me how to wash my hair. like she would wash it for me when I was little but once I got old enough to shower by myself, I always just knew how to wash it. Maybe from having her wash it for me I guess. but like didn’t someone wash your hair for you when you were little, at least sometimes? So wouldn’t you still know how to do it? It always seemed like a common sense thing to me but reading these comments I’m seeing it’s not I guess. I don’t mean this in a rude way or anything I’m just genuinely kinda confused

[@stolra]

This was really helpful! I’ve never really been taught how to properly wash my hair, so there is always a build up of oil closer to my scalp. My mother always gets angry disciplines me for not having proper hair hygiene, but she never taught me how to wash my hair properly. I started washing myself at 6 years old, and she just told me to put shampoo and scrub. No techniques or things to do/not to do. I can’t explain how helpful this was! 💙

[@MaryRudac]

You were too young to wash it yourself so you should have asked your mom to do it for you

[@jessslimm]

This is practically an arm workout.

[@veehttps]

my mother never told me how to wash my hair, so i had greasy hair since she stopped showering me. I asked her to wash my hair for me a year a go and i totally forgot since i have such a bad memory, i watched this video thinking it would be one of those weird routines with more than shampoo and conditioner and not expecting much, this is exactly how she washed my hair! A little update, i used the video concentrating so much on not loosing my memory like i usually do and it was totally worth it, my hair is silky and nice just like my mother's

[@mishyfromdownunder]

One thing people don't say is to wash your brush before you wash your hair or use a different one to the one you use for pre shampoo detangling otherwise your putting the dirt and oil back in your hair which can cause excess oiliness etc

[@mishyfromdownunder]

@Laramie Tingle You're very welcome love

[@simonelgranvaron6989]

No me hagan caso, solo estoy traduciendo d manera LITERAL los pasos: 0:00 Cepillar el cabello con un cepillo desenredante antes de echarse shampoo 0:08 Ayuda a estimular el sebo para limpiar el cuero cabelludo 0:14 Moje el cuero cabelludo y el cabello a fondo con agua tibia, tipo de temperatura corporal. 0:22 Asegúrese de que todo el cabello y el cuero cabelludo este humedecido 0:30 Si no está mojado a fondo, es difícil hacer burbujas. -SHAMPOO- 0:46 Frótalo en la palma hasta que haga burbujas 0:52 Aplicar champú en el cuero cabelludo de manera uniforme 0:59 Y frota suavemente para hacer burbujas en el cuero cabelludo 1:07 Use el dedo, no use las uñas Parte superior de la espalda (2) lateral de la oreja del cuello (2) 1:29 Parte trasera,superior del cuello de la oreja 1:39 Pasa la espuma hasta el final del cabello para eliminar la acumulación de producto y la suciedad 1:47 Enjuague con agua tibia 1:51 Enjuáguelo hasta que no quede champú en el cuero cabelludo 2:09 Presiona el cabello para quitar el exceso de agua* -ACONDICIONADOR- 2:25 Aplica la mitad hasta la punta del cabello y presiona 2:23 Si tu cabello está enredado, Cepille suavemente desde el extremo con un cepillo húmedo desenredante -MASAJE EN LA SHOLA- 2:52 Enjuague con agua tibia, termine con agua fría para sellar la cutícula. 3:04 Presiona el cabello para quitar el exceso de agua

[@kimubesttaehyungista2675]

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[@someon-]

Se le agradece, aunque le entiendo al inglés aún hay palabras que no entiendo

[@alisonhidalgo1972]

Gracias ^w^

[@RizzieMuraRiki]

Thankss

[@wiinniie.]

@@someon- ×2

[@maryel6158]

Information to add: First, wet hair is super delicate so be very gentle with it, specially if you're going to brush it, have patience and be soft to it. Also, use lukewarm water to start, getting more on the cool side, finish with cool water, but never use too hot water because It's just going to damage and dry your hair (Can seem obvious for some but apparently many people don't know this). And to finish, never put the conditioner on your scalp, It's gonna clog the pores because it's not supposed to be applied there. Only from mids to ends. Also you have to wait at least 5 minutes for it to act into your hair (if it's more then awesome), so in that time you can advance with other stuff or do the scalp massage as the girl in the video, but always with your hands clear of product. Hope this is useful :)

[@Jay-nq3mt]

thank you! I've always been putting the conditioner on my scalp and rinse it out immedeatly. ^^

[@peppi7694]

Thank you :)

[@Jbunnysmile]

Very helpful thank you very much

[@roriedeweber]

You think I could use hot water at all? Like, does my entire shower have to be lukewarm or room temperature?

[@katze256]

gotta say, i never learned how to take care of myself properly and this is a lifesaver. i didnt even know shampoo/conditioner was supposed to bubble 💀

[@yourroyalhighness6297]

HELPFUL TIP: BRUSH OR COMB YOUR HAIR FROM THE END UP TO THE ROOTS TO PREVENT IT FROM BEING TANGLED AND AVOID HAIR FALL.

[@gosick442]

You do realize your hair falls out regardless because we're literally shedding hairs almost everyday right?¿?¿

[@manuba_]

@@gosick442 they don't mean it like that, it's because if you start vrishing your hair from the roots till the tips, the knots are going to accumulate to a point where it will probably break if you start from the tips, you'll undo the tips' knots first, then you go up and you will have less knots to wotry about and you keep going up portion by portion until the roots hope that made sense lol

[@kathleenadeshoga8415]

@@gosick442 for ppl who have tight/curly/afro textured hair your shed hair actually accumulates at the root and doesn't readily fall out as readily as those with straighter hair. Those individuals will have to manually comb their shed hair out. Starting from the ends to the roots is an easy way to do so.

[@tfoprincess]

And if you have curly hair, do it in smaller sections. Find the best brush for your hair. Also, only brush your hair when wet then braid it (this may apply for people with straight hair too).

[@yourroyalhighness6297]

@@gosick442 but when brushing from the roots, we shed *more* hair than when brushing from the ends (and it takes more time). This is especially good for people with hairfall problems. :>

[@Amamoo.]

As someone with curly + coily hair I always get surprised on the amount of conditioner people with straight hair use😭

[@FluffyTeddy-y5h]

Same I use 8 times More shampoo and conditioner than Her 😂

[@Amamoo.]

@@FluffyTeddy-y5h same here XD

[@bibleartpreneurbyleoni3980]

Esp if you added ‘thick hair’ in the list. OMG. curly, thick, oily, outdoor activity. Perfect combination 😆

[@femalegays]

my hair gets so oily a day after if i use how much they do 😭 i just use 4 pea sizes on the ends and leave

[@gosick442]

I mean, it's probably because they have a different hair type and texture than you do so ?¿?¿

[@VoiletPeaches648]

Loved the video, so satisfying!! ❤️ Just a little tip.. It’s better to dry your hair with a cotton T-shirt/bed sheet rather than a towel it can be too vigorous on the hair and can cause breakage.

[@saptamidarne3983]

I use a thin cotton towel for hairs. Will that be ok?

[@VoiletPeaches648]

@@saptamidarne3983 As long as it’s not a rough material I think it should be just fine on your hair :)

[@saptamidarne3983]

@@VoiletPeaches648 yes it's not much rough.

[@muskantyagi6816]

Also you can use microfiber towels

[@bonecag3]

I think there are also towels specifically for hair? I use a Turbie Towel and I don’t think it damages my hair

[@khyatipd2008]

I have been doing it wrong my whole life!!! And I tried this for one week and this literally changed my life my hair is soo smooth and clean now THANKS 😊

[@rachaelbarnes7093]

I don't know why I've never thought to rub the product into my hands to evenly distribute it before, that makes so much sense!

[@arianaj7580]

Reading this I realized this too!

[@strawburyy]

i have small hands so it's still hard for me💀

[@rachaelbarnes7093]

@@strawburyy I have to rub my hands together over my head cause I kept dropping the product 😂

[@crowpond3665]

Thank you honestly for this. I’m a guy that’s always had short hair most of my life, but since the pandemic started in 2020 I haven’t cut it since then. It’s the end of 2021 now and it’s the longest I’ve ever had it but I never knew how to wash it properly, always worried by all the long strands I shed in the shower. So thank you for this, hopefully it does help me.

[@ChaChaRealSmooth369]

Hey..I just wanted to give you a quick tip, please try to use sulfate free shampoo as its more gentle and wont strip your hair off its natural oil. It might not lather a lot but its quite helpful and will clean your hair thoroughly :)

[@swimminginthestars_]

don't worry too much about the shedding- i've had long hair majority of my life and shedding is completely normal! even with normal brushing you're expected to lose like around 100 strands a day or something (i think it's like ~60-100 daily) so it's totally normal :D!! and if you have super curly hair like mine and don't brush everyday, then it'll look like a lot more >.> i wish you the best of luck with your new hair !! i bet it looks fantastic ^^

[@lesnolife9553]

DUDE IM IN THE EXAAAACT SAME BOAT!! She shedding is scaring the shit outta me?? It’s normal right?

[@shleepingpowder2715]

@@lesnolife9553 the shedding is completely normal

[@lesnolife9553]

@@shleepingpowder2715 really?? Should I take supplements? Any tips to help?

[@darkedhorizon7554]

Not me being 23 years old and watching a video how to wash my hair properly 👀

[@Carroll26]

We have the same profile pic 😮

[@darkedhorizon7554]

@@Carroll26 I love this 😭❤️ Hello lovely stranger 💕

[@sarahortiz8191]

Same here, I feel embarrassed but I see many other similar comments. It makes me feel a little better knowing I'm not the only one who is watching a how to video on washing hair properly.

[@darkedhorizon7554]

@@sarahortiz8191 It’s okay 💕 Our parents just taught us wrong 🤷‍♀️

[@deepthisathyanarayanan]

You are not alone

[@愛我-i4o]

I want to thank you since in my whole life until I was a ten year old my family had been washing my hair since I never knew how to and no one ever showed me and when I go to the barber to get a hair cut, I see Tham wash people and at time I wanna try it but when its dry my hair looks completely different compared to my family and for the next 3 years I have been washing my hair wrong and making it look weird and frizzy, witch to be fair my natural hair is straight and bouncy today when I was going to take a shower I followed the instructions and found my hair like it was when I was younger and wanna thank you for doing this tutorial of how to wash your hair properly and can’t believe it took me 3 years to find out :)

[@hangulhoney]

This is such a helpful video! An extra tip at the end would be to switch to a Turkish towel instead of using traditional terry cloth. It’s much better for your hair, since it doesn’t have the rough texture that snags your hair and causes damage and frizz. They’re suuuper absorbant, they dry much faster, and I think they’re so much nicer looking. Though, I’ve seen some Turkish towels can cost a lot, you can definitely find inexpensive options all over the place - I’ve seen really cute sets on amazon. They were honestly a game-changer for me.

[@chuchu1997]

Tip: be super gentle while rubbing the scalp, to prevent hair root breakage

[@icycandiee6343]

Nice. I'll try that.

[@jellystqr]

ive been washing my hair wrong this whole time honestly this vid helped me out soooo much tysm

[@laisa.]

Sincerely wondering what did you do that was wrong? I guess I picked up shampoing from commercials on tv when I was younger, never thought this could be done any other way.

[@jellystqr]

@@laisa., It's like I would be lazy and grab some shampoo put it on my hair and I would rinse it. The following steps that were included made me understand more. Idk how to put it.

[@cran-grape]

Thanks, my mother used to wash my hair and such but never taught me specifically. I’ve been sort of free-styling i guess, trying to mimic what she was doing but i was unsure.. and felt i wasn’t doing it properly. I love the fact that videos like these exist, thank you. :)

[@alliumsforkaz]

I’m 13 and never knew how to wash my hair properly. I learned by knowing what my mom did. I was never able to wash my hair by my self till recently due to medical reasons so this was very helpful thank you :)

[@HunterHurricane]

Don’t ever bend and press your hair to get rid of the water! That’s the recipe for broken hair ends. Press them from the scalp towards ends. Also don’t ever brush hair that wet. If you have straight hair you can brush them when they are completely dry. If you have wavy/curly hair, you’d rather brush them after you take the towel off your head, when the hair are still a little wet. Don’t keep the towel on your head for too long, 10 minutes is max, 5 minutes is enough. It’s better to use fast dry microfiber towel or old cotton t-shirt than frotte towel, because frotte towels are less soft and their structure may cause hair breaking.

[@mirrorwaves6612]

A tip for dry, damaged hair: put some conditioner on the ends before shampooing. Shampoo tends to dry out the hair and conditioner beforehand prevents that. Also don't put any shampoo on the ends when they're damaged, they don't really need it, just the water and the shampoo running through it when rinsing is enough to clean the ends, since they don't collect much dirt anyways

[@DJC74]

I used to use leave in conditioner and didn’t like the feel when dry. Even using small amounts. I may try to use it before shampoo and see if that makes a difference

[@zarrin6486]

@@DJC74 did it work?

[@DJC74]

@@zarrin6486 not really. But it was a cheap kind too tho. I haven’t tried with any good products.

[@mimichocos07]

By seeing all the comments , I'm questioning myself whether mom taught me this things, she don't but she forcefully washed my hair till now and am in my mid 20s. But I fought with her to don't wash my hair as I thought that washing my hair for a quite time will stress her hands. So everybody who doesn't have the chance or who got the chance please don't feel sorry. There is some biggest happiness awaiting for you. Cheer up guys 🤗

[@aoii4427]

just sharing an opinion, i THINK it's better to use cold water (not too cold but not warm) since warm water makes the scalp dry resulting in dandruff- yes it happens everytime i use warm water so cold-ish water is more preferable for me CORRECT ME IF IM WRONG

[@sharfaadeenath2915]

Same when I used to wash with warm water my hair would fall out and I would get dandruff so i had to switch

[@randyranda8881]

While cleaning use warm water. It "open" your hair and you are sure to clean it completely. When you remove your hair mask use cold water. That will "close" the hair and you seal the hydratation.

[@randyranda8881]

If even doing that doesn't help you do a pre-poo ! I use a tea tree/jojoba oil. But I have 4 type hair so try looking for something for your hair type 💖

[@strawburyy]

@@randyranda8881 this is exactly what i do!! plus i cant handle the cold so i usually start with warm water but rinse with cold water since its better for your hair and body and makes you feel fresh when you get out of the shower.

[@sellingcandiesintheunderwo7812]

There's many things we don't do properly due to assumption that we already know how to. This video takes away the old stagnant water in the cup of our mind and refill it with refreshing burst of understanding. Thank you.

[@femalegays]

try not to scrunch your hair when squeezing out water, it could cause damage. gently squeeze down your hair to put less stress on it. don't squeeze the water out after every shampoo (do so if you're going to condition so your hair could soak up more of the product) so you won't need to use as much shampoo. also if possible, you could apply coconut or avocado oil to the strands before washing (not the scalp) to help protect your hair from some of the harmful ingredients in the shampoo.

[@shinryujinanswermycalls6648]

What could we use to make the hair grow more and faster? I have some strands of hair from when i had bangs and i want it to grow thicker and longer

[@luvvraiza]

@@shinryujinanswermycalls6648 hi! How I grow my hair is that I put coconut oil and castor organic oil every week (once a week) if you want to grow it faster then maybe do it twice a week, I honestly don’t know it’s takes a bit of time but you can’t grow hair so fast, hairs not magic you just have to be patience.

[@ginnundso]

@@luvvraiza So if I want my tiny hair to grow do I need to put the coconot oil on my scalp directly or just on the top of these short strands? Also thank you!!

[@annabelcrescibene4257]

Scrunching your hair is actually a encouraged technique for people curly hair

[@luvvraiza]

@@ginnundso on your scalp! :) use your fingers (not nails!) to massage the coconut oil in your hair and scalp, I would recommend to massage it for at least 5 minutes. I already have long hair so I don’t do it for 5 minutes!

[@lazitazi5645]

I'm struggling to take care of myself lately, especially my hair. Thank you for the vid, starting tomorrow I'm gonna take care of my hair better :)

[@Onlykewkewkewkew]

Fun fact: There is another way to wash hair properly. If you use the Conditioner first and then the shampoo, your hair will be silky

[@blueshoes5145]

Oh yes, I heard of that but never tried it. Maybe I will do it the next time I wash my hair.

[@ricveaaa2]

I’ve been doing it the other way around thank you lol

[@swansonly]

dont do this it will make ur hair real tangled if you put conditioner first ur hair will be really tangled mostly because if u add shampoo after conditioner its like the conditioner never existed stick to shampoo and conditioner not other way around.

[@jigglewiggle7793]

@@swansonly yes true!! I’ve done this method before and my hair became more brittle after washing. Idk if it’s different for other hair types but I have straight, fine hair and it didn’t work on me

[@joanangelina3853]

@@swansonly I tried it and it works rlly well. My hair is smoother and healthier. So idk why u said it's gonna be dirty

[@strictly.strawb222]

A good tip is to start with about half of the amount of shampoo you would normally use, and work your way through half of your scalp, starting at the nape of the neck, then use the rest to get the parts of your hair you missed

[@alexgirl]

Hasta que al fin, ya estaba harta que dijeran que me lavaba mal el pelo y no me dijeran como se suponía tenía que hacerlo >:( Thanks for the video it helped a lot

[@ponquesito]

También me pasa mucho a mi, ya estaba en el borde del desespero porqué me lo lavaba y ya después de unas horas estaba todo grasoso de nuevo y me decían qué me lo lavaba mal T-T

[@diegoccvc5695]

A mi nunca me enseñaron, siempre lo lleve corto, antes de ver este video, lo que hacía era limpiarme el pelo una y otra vez hasta que quedase limpio xd

[@laylapena-ej6pc]

Thank you so much I’ve been so insecure and stressed about my hair lately and this just made my mood ❤️‼️

[@amateurproductions3744]

Thank you’d I much for this tutorial! I’m autistic and sometimes struggle with basic hygiene routines and this really helped me sort of understand what I was doing correctly vs incorrectly.

[@Phoenix-et1vw]

Hi! I’m here for the same reason

[@mikkadanas5908]

If you're asian and you have that dipper to scoop water (tabo) in tagalog, you can mix the shampoo to little bit of water, mix with your hands to create more bubble. That's easier to get to your scalp and bubbles more.

[@slightlyoffensivedadjokes]

thank you so much for this video:) I've struggled ever since I was a pre teen to find a hair washing treatment that worked for me (lots of different shampoos/unhelpful "tips") with lots of trial and error, but I can say that doing this is the best my hairs ever felt since I hit puberty. my hair gets oily so incredibly fast, and I never could find the right thing that not only made my hair feel actually clean, but also healthy and generally improved until this video. I know that there is no one-size-fits-all hair washing method, but this one really works for me and has really boosted my self esteem:)

[@ashleegmitchell]

Don't pile and rub like she starts doing at 1:02. It causes tangles and damages your ends. You don't actually have to use shampoo on your ends at all, because your ends will get all the cleaning they need when you rinse out the shampoo. Forcing shampoo onto your ends will dry them out.

[@strawburyy]

i see, so i just put on shampoo on my scalp/top part of my hair?

[@mirellamimi13]

This video helps me to wash my hair when I depressed and don't want to get out of my bed, motivates me. I'm glad to see how a simple video can help a lot of people in so may ways.

[@strawburyy]

i hope you're feeling better now

[@thatnovachick]

I was never properly taught how other than to just put the product in and wash it out so I’m really glad I found this 🙏🏻

[@chrismavinoji3595]

Its good to use shampoo to lather with some water in a cup, or else its not good to apply directly

[@alisha1.2.7.]

my mom always taught me to mix a little water with the shampoo and it really helped clean my hair better!

[@romylacroix4487]

Well done, brush it before wash it, really works 👌👌 you avoid breakage and that technique works great for bleach hair 👌👌the only thing i should change is your towel, you dont have to rub the hair but there's a micro fiber towels that have your hair in better conditions 😉trust me

[@Abby-xy6ue]

I brush my hair before I shower, and I put a lot of conditioner on my hair when I get in the shower and leave it in for 2 - 5 minutes, and then rinse. After that I use a small amount of shampoo, and after I rinse that, I put a small amount of conditioner and leave that on for 2 minutes and rinse. (Using lukewarm water, and at the end of the shower, I rinse with cold water)

[@phia6777]

Does it work well for you??

[@teo5186]

doesnt that make it get greasy faster?

[@lillianwert]

I'm glad people make videos like these, I had no clue that you were supposed to only put conditioner at the ends of your hair up until last summer, and when I told someone my routine their reactions were the typical, "Wait.. You don't put your conditioner on like that??". It sucks people don't realize that you don't just *know* these things. You have to be taught.

[@Aes938]

I used to have really really dry and brittle hair until I was like so much older but I figured out how to wash hair properly thru KZbin videos , Pinterest and just hair care hacks and tips , and my hair is better than ever , it’s not dry , not oily , it’s just in perfect healthy condition , I had tangled up curls and just bushy unhealthy hair , now my curls are not even there to begin with ,it’s just wavy and the curls I have are very delicate and soft , I didn’t brush my hair properly which was the reason of tangled up curls in my hair and it was SOOOO dry , now that I’m imagining them I’m like oh god 😢 but thanks to all these tips and hacks ❤ Some basic tips : apply olive oil before showering in your scalp and it the ends of your hair if you have split ends , use a shower cup and heat cap over it ( if not a heat cal , iron a washed tshirt , make it hot and wrap it around your shower cap) secure it for 1 hour and wash your hair , Use a tiny bit of shampoo , like the size of a like three two green peas , I know it’s disappointing to see no bubbles and foams but trust me lesser shampoo prettier and healthier hair , shampoo dries out your hair like CRAZYYY . Apply shampoo and rub it one time , wash it off and do the same thing for the second time as well , first time is just gonna clean the dirt on the surface , second time is gonna really get it your scalp and deep clean it and obviously shampo only the roots NOT your ends

[@hansikaseetha6145]

Ur telling me to comb my hair if it is tangled even it is WET!!! My hair would never ever ever listen to me😂 At that point I'm gonna lose my hair

[@auih8844]

If u have curly hair/ wavy hair your should brush it in the shower but if its straight then dont since it will be easy to untangle

[@enegmatixerebro]

Same.

[@carolyn0767]

you should not use comb when it's wet... that's a correction in this video

[@lilacclouds2862]

@@carolyn0767 it's not wrong , it works for some people

[@carolyn0767]

@@lilacclouds2862 yes actually... but it's better not to do a lot...

[@starrboi4365]

This is life changing. I just tried this method and I didn't know that it's supposed to feel this clean. I was never taught by my parents how to do things like these. 💀

[@the1stmetalhead]

As a guy who's growing his hair out this tutorial has been so helpful. I didn't even realise I was doing it wrong by putting conditioner on my scalp.

[@reckonerwheel5336]

You can keep it even simpler than this video. Wet your hair, put the conditioner in, then shampoo your roots. Rinse off all at once. The conditioner protects the moisture in your hair that shampoo would otherwise strip out of it. 🙂

[@jessicav7675]

i tried this for the first time yesterday and my hair has never felt so clean!! i never used to lather the soap before applying to my hair and my hair texture shows through so easily now :!)

[@selma9450]

Two tips that I would add: It seems judging by the steam that you used really hot water...that can damage the structure of your hair so be careful Also at the end to avoid hair damaging and split ends use a t shirt to dry your hair-its texture is way better than the towels

[@gloryfire7083]

shut uo

[@sm.s17]

Idk why I'm watching this but it's satisfying.👁️👄👁️

[@awesomeabhibhav9776]

I never brush my hair when they are wet. This leads to hairfall. Also after having warm shower washing my hair with cold water will make my nose runny and I will catch cold!

[@krpk7160]

Lol. Too bad!

[@celestex2873]

@@krpk7160 For real haha

[@paklekj4429]

Thats because warm or hot temperature get cold faster than normal temperature

[@moongi_00s]

bro I always brush my hair when it's wet and nothing ever happened to my hair,it's crazy how versatile we can be.

[@casualviewer9792]

The opposite is true for curly and coily hair. Brushing while your hair is dry destroys the curl pattern

[@Manapotionpng]

My mum was mentally not well in the time period of where she should have been learning me this sort of stuff so im tankful for these kind of videos.

[@ghadeerjaafar563]

After 22 years old, just now I learned how to wash my hair properly. Thank u 💗

[@Becksnnc]

First off, shampoo is for the scalp, conditioner is for the ends. Don't dry your hair with a proper towel. Use a microfibre towel. Rinsing off conditioner with cold water does not "close the cuticle." It's a myth. It's good for your hair but it doesn't seal anything. Rinse it off with whatever temperature of water you wish. It's also important to use the right products if you want your hair is good condition. Don't buy any shampoo with SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate) in it. It dries out your hair. It's a cleaning agent that you get in dish soap and you wouldn't wash your hair wish dish soap. It's very harsh and your hair doesn't like it. Don't buy any conditioner with silicones in them. They create a barrier around your hair strands that makes your hair "feel" like it's nice and soft when it's actually not. It's just the silicone cased around the strand. You want the conditioner to actually penetrate the strands and make them soft and undamaged. Not an illusion. It also doesn't matter if the product lathers. It does nothing, it's just a placebo effect to make it seem like you're really getting it clean. Please also don't wash your hair every day if you can help it. It's why your hair gets greasy so fast. You are stuck in a cycle because when you wash your hair every day your scalp reproduces the natural oils faster. Train it to reproduce slower. Gradually ease out of it and ideally wash your hair every 4 days or even once a week.

[@N30-LUCIF3R]

I was never properly taught how to care for my body hygienic wise so this is rlly helpful! Thx you so much!

[@strawburyy]

same with me and im 14😭 it's honestly embarrassing sometimes, but im glad im not the only one!!

[@sunlix9123]

I never really was taught how to do these types of small things properly.. so I’m glad these videos exist :)) Also my shampoo doesn’t really get bubbly unless I use lots of it-

[@Ghostrebel017]

Never have I understood the necessity of a skill so basic, yet so important prior to becoming a metalhead. Thank you.

[@sony.734]

Dont shampoo your Hair ends, it makes them dry!!! First apply a little bit conditioner in your ends and then shampoo your scalp, then rins all off and put conditioner in your hair again

[@samonroll5427]

wow i didn’t know this, i’m gonna try this asap!

[@riddhishriagrawal5445]

So here's a long tip. If you're worried about too much product build up you can just dilute your shampoo in bowl with water. Like take about half a small bowl of water and a dime size or a bit more of shampoo and mix it. It's going to be watery but it washes off oil really well. Go with two washes. For the first time there won't be any bubbles cause of the oil and dirt but just because you don't see bubbles doesn't mean you go ahead and dump the whole bottle on your head. Scrub your scalp after applying shampoo on every area and wash it off. Don't rub your tips. Just don't. Let the watery shampoo from your head just run down them. They'll do the job. For the second wash, take the diluted shampoo and do the same process again. This time you'll get the bubbles even if you don't take a lot of shampoo cause the oil and dirt is gone. Again, don't rub your tips, just take the lather from your head and squeeze it through your length. Wash it off. For conditioning, I'd say go through it just like she showed in the video but don't comb your hair. You'll just break them. Comb it after they're dry.

[@anikadeleon]

why are we all seeing this now

[@khairatahmed1990]

i’m a natural with type 4 hair and i just want to say i’m envious of how much more low maintenance straighter hair is

[@ende0_0]

I don't know why I saved this video for later but it just soothed my anxiety better than anything else has before. Thank you so much. Thank you

[@letmebeapariah]

As someone with curly hair i can’t brush my hair before the shower I usually do it when I put the conditioner on because it makes my hair a lot softer

[@why_r_all_d_names_I_want_taken]

Tip: If u have oily scalp don't rub it, massage it. Rubbing will only help producing more oil 😊😉

[@gabychavez253]

wait can you specify please?

[@why_r_all_d_names_I_want_taken]

@@gabychavez253 rubbing your head will stimulate the oil production. If u have oily scalp u have u have to massage it and not rub it hard. Because most of the times the hair is not dirty, just oily.

[@gabychavez253]

@Hajer Teresa wait, im sorry i just wanna get this straight, what she’s doing in the video is rubbing?

[@why_r_all_d_names_I_want_taken]

@@gabychavez253 that blue thing is a stimulator, so yes will stimulate the production of oil. The oily scalp helps the hair to be shinny but, after 2 days looks terrible 🤣

[@livvies.lifexx]

I went from: 1. Going into the shower with super tangled hair 2. Wash for maybe a minute 3. Apply shampoo and harshly rub it all over my hair 4. Wash it out 5. Apply conditioner (over the whole hair) and body soap and wash directly after 6. Finger-brush with my hands trying to get the terrible knots out To doing this, and damn, 8 yr old me never thought I’d had this healthy and soft hair

[@safia07]

While watching this video all that was going through my lil tiny brain was “I want her hair I want her hair” because IT LOOKS SO HEALTHY AND NICE AND I CANT EVEN DESCRIBE IT

[@ember842]

* sits there for 2 hours before even getting hair wet * 😃

[@melonenjoyer]

I remember searching this up, and thinking to myself that i was just dumb for not knowing how to properly clean my hair, and when i looked at the comments, it just made me realize how much shitty parents there is, especially mine, i always blamed myself for not knowing how to do basic stuff, and push myself for not knowing, when it was my parents who were never there to teach me and guide me

[@x_molliea]

I was taught wash my hair with shampoo twice, is that damaging in any way? I was wondering if it made my hair heavy or something x

[@reckonerwheel5336]

Depends on your hair type and if you put a lot of product on your roots. :) If your hair oils up quickly, shampooing twice elongates the time between washes. It might mean your hair will look cleaner for a day longer. If your hair is frizzy, it might mean your shampooing too much and/or not using enough conditioner.

[@Hannah-ob8yp]

❤❤ Curly hair❤❤ For anyone that has curly hair u should wet ur hair and make sure all if it is wet then shampoo *twice) with a curl booster shampoo, scrub very well and scrunch it in ur hands while rinsing then condition it with anti frizz curl definer and separate it then gentle brush it with a detangle brush (it doesn't damage curly hair if u brush it while wet) after washing it separate it and add a curl product and scrunch it and gently comb underneath the hair (this creates volume) then place a t shirt on a flat surface and gather ur hair in the center then tie it around ur head pulling the back first then the front over the back and using the sleeves to tie it. Leave thus on for 30 minutes to 3 hours our more 🥰 hope this helps. This is a very good video BTW

[@Hannah-ob8yp]

This is just my personal routine I highly recommend it tho 🥰 if u have NY suggestions I'd love to here them thank you

[@salotto1594]

im learning how to wash my own hair my mom still washes my hair from time but im really thankful that she can help me

[@hannnnhahah]

Muchas gracias por el tutorial! Mi mamá se para quejando de que no me lavo bien pero ella nunca me enseña :[ agradezco que esto me haya salido en recomendados! Aunque siento que fue una especie de indirecta ...

[@maisa8815]

i shampoo twice with more than twice that amount of shampoo each time and that conditioner isnt NEARLY enough (i use abt 4 times that much) since my hair is a lot thicker, longer, curlier and frizzier 😂 and also you dont need to rub it on the ends for even a second (shampoo) unless u oiled ur hair or it got dirty somehow. also dont squeeze the conditioner, ur literally squeezing out any extra water along with the conditioner. and with such a small amount of conditioner, brushing it probably wouldn't be a great idea. i finger detangle BEFORE conditioning and use a very gentle brush if needed. and leaving conditioner for abt 3-5 minutes would be a good idea. wash ur face and body and listen to music while you wait or sth. also, if you still have conditioner on ur hands, DONT MASSAGE IT INTO UR HEAD!! thats just callingggg for oily hair. avoid putting conditioner above ur mids cos it also calls for oily hair since the oils on ur scalp give enough moisture so using conditioner would overdo it. but there is an exception for maybe your fringe and face framing pieces. also an exception if you KNOW you need conditioner above your mids maybe if your hair is hella damaged or if you have really curly hair from the root. but you have to remember that everyones hair is different! if others do something you know wont work for you just dont do it!

[@sprinkles6438]

You should shampoo twice guys if you only do it once your hair won’t be clean enough!

[@chaoisadiva3534]

Thank you so much! My mom always does this for me, and today is the first day she can't, shes to busy, and nobody can't help me, so here I am! Good luck to everyone trying, I hope this turns out great

[@kevinsteele947]

Thank you for this. Very big help for when I have to wash my daughters hair. I've had a shaved head for last 25 years so I definitely needed the help.

[@melonitaa]

tip: use conditioner first and don't use too much shampoo. This will make your hair nice and soft

[@ldjlsa2150]

Really??

[@melonitaa]

@@ldjlsa2150 yeah! I do it everyday

[@ldjlsa2150]

@@melonitaa okay thanks 😆

[@gosick442]

This doesn't work for everyone as it can cause more oils to produce and more hair buildup.

[@tatruur]

sorry but this defeats the purpose of conditioner. youre supposed to shampoo first, then use conditioner to bring back the moisture that the shampoo stripped your hair off of

[@damnu.7172]

Me: watching this My hair: Finallllly this girl (me) will stop asulting us every three days.(funfact- I don't vigorously scrub my hair while washing but I'm not this gentle either😜. But will be from now on... thnkq for sharing and correcting me.🥰🥰) P.s: ur tattoo looks amazing! I'm getting tht one.😍😋.

[@sanjarkhodjimatov6801]

This video makes me wanna go wash my head...tho i already did that few hours ago

[@laurasutcliffe723]

At the end of shower, try a scalp Tingler massager. Feels so good and is good for circulation 💙

[@cloudycheeks8317]

I cant believe i just watch an entire video about how to do something that i have been alredy doin everyday for 20 years.

[@ishbersue1352]

I want to ask a question. Is it normal to have hair fall when doing this routine? My hair is long too ...

[@umapranam3905]

Very normal

[@umapranam3905]

I do this same routine.

[@ishbersue1352]

@@umapranam3905 ohh really? I'm glad I thought something is wrong ^^

[@umapranam3905]

@@ishbersue1352 Not at all. Its when the hair does not grow back when the problem starts. I lose a lot hair everytime I bath but for some reason my hair is still reasonably thick (had hairfall problem due to bad water). But its all ok now. It is completely normal to lose hair during this process since our hair follicles open when its wet. Thats all.

[@ishbersue1352]

@@umapranam3905 I want to ask if you do this routine daily or like once/twice a week? Thank you!

[@xyphine936]

I wash my hair like this. And my gay friend told me that my hair still smells good even if we practice a dance that day. He even guessed what shampoo i used lol.

[@amandalarge5014]

You shouldn’t be rubbing your hair against itself like that when you lather your hair, or when you dry it with a towel it will cause damage.

[@zereenbhuiyan9402]

My parents stopped caring for me when I learnt how to tie my hair (age 5). I grew up without knowing how to wash my hair properly, and my hair was always oily or dirty. I'm glad this video is here to help people who weren't taught this.