How to Wash Your Hair with Water Only - TheSalonGuy

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How to wash your hair with water only.
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He guides others to a treasure he cannot possess

[@TerryWhisk]

Surely I won’t find this comment on every other video

[@Sunnyflower67]

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[@TerryWhisk]

@@Sunnyflower67 idc about the bald guy, the OP is not funny and very gay

[@dodgerdog1200]

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[@wild-.]

Very gay? 😂​@@TerryWhisk

[@abigailwhite4704]

Hi! I have long hair, medium thick hair. It's been probably over a year since I've used shampoo. I just use plain tap water, and also I swim in the ocean (so like...sea water too?). Once in a long while I use honey, but it's mainly just for fun. My hair doesn't smell bad...someone recently commented they thought my hair "smelled like shampoo"! I was like...I haven't even used it! 😄 My hair isn't oily. I don't get dander unless I have gone way too long without cleaning my hairbrush, which is extremely important whether you use shampoo or not. It took a long time for my hair to adapt to no shampoo but I started with no-sulfate shampoo and slowly weaned off till I didn't need it anymore. 😊

[@TerryWhisk]

Honey????💀💀💀 might as well use peanut butter too

[@Sergio-wm5du]

tarzan is that you?

[@NinetyRalph]

Thanks for sharing, I stopped for no reason and my frizz & excessive oiliness went away, I was just worried it may begin to smell bad

[@Kagumi-]

Its been 17 days since I used shampoo I haven't noticed any changes it's really effective for me cause my hair was really short

[@Atman220]

How many times per week do you wash your hair ?

[@terrysiave9996]

It gives you so much independence. Same for skin sobering.

[@TesIaNikola]

I went 3 months without shampoo and conditioner. My hair felt really dry and frizzy, so I decided to give "no poo" a try. I'd already switched to shampooing only once every 3-4 days with some improvements. At first, I went through a very greasy phase that lasted 3 weeks. After that, my hair's oiliness reduced to a level that I liked, but still oilier than baseline. Ironically, for a lifestyle choice with little in the way of products, it turned out to be very high maintenance! I had to be on top of cleaning or I'd begin to smell a bit foul. One of the "no poo" methods is to use vinegar mixed with water. I discovered that that method worked really well for me, (I used white vinegar). Any odor was completely eliminated and my hair was soft and smooth after. I ended the 3 month streak a week ago when I went to get a haircut. Although my hair smelled fine at the time, I especially didn't want to stink bomb the person cutting my hair, so I shampooed only, targeting the scalp. They said my hair was excellent but with a fair amount of oil. I'm probably going to re-introduce shampoo on a weekly basis once my summer break ends, since the effort required to keep the smell out is just not worth it in comparison to the convenience of shampoo.

[@callmeswivelhips8229]

Thank you for sharing your experience with us here

[@pellejonsson7933]

I have washed my hair with only water for 2 months. I have thin, dense, blonde hair. Medium long. It doesn't look greasy at all and doesn't smell bad (comments from other people also). I always had problem with dandruff and it seems that it has also helped against it but I have to wash it regularly or it comes back temporarily. I noticed at first when I stopped using shampoos that it would get greasy after only 3 days. Now tho, I can go minimum for a week before it looks even a little dirty and then it isnt at all at the same level where I feel disgusting, greasy and itchy. I wash my hair with only cool water and always scrub my scalp while I wash it and squeeze the water out of the hair for about 5 mins to thoroughly clean it and I think that's important to really get all the dirt out so you dont smell which I suspect alot of water-only washers with bad smell ignore. If you have short hair you should really try it out if you can manage the first 2-3 weeks. This method works better than any shampoo ive tried and im so happy I tried it out. I will for sure continue with it.

[@callmeswivelhips8229]

I like to shake my hair dry afterward to activate my natural texture. Do you have a shower filter???

[@joaocurado5277]

I have pin straight, thin, dense, medium length, blonde hair. Ever since i tried washing with water only i only realized how well it worked out for me. I only shampoo 1-2 times a week and my hair has looked the waviest, thickest and healthiest ever. Ive gained volume, texture and wave which are the key parts of my hairstyle, highly recomend you do the same if you also have thin straight hair! (ps: my hair is not that oily so if yours is maybe consider shampooing more often)

[@gagalover2k10]

I need to find a happy medium, I’ve tried washing with just water and it’s not for me, my hair takes on this waxy texture and I just felt gross in general. But when I wash with shampoo and conditioner (I use high end and for my hair type) it’s almost 'too' clean, like my hair is fine and wavy and washing it makes it literally fly everywhere and gets quite frizzy. I’ve tried using frizz-ease and oil on the ends and, it helps a little but not enough. I wish I knew how to add some density and weight to my freshly washed and dried hair

[@mapk4655]

I have exactly the same problem. It's so annoying

[@NoBSGuidesByZoran]

It is filled with endocrine disruptors. I did it for 5 monts and my scalp smelled like pure dust. If i went trough my hair with a comb it would litterally take out dust out of the hair. It did look great though i did need to wash it daily it had way more volume. I kind of liked the period but yesterdat i washed it again with shampoo and came to be shocked that they way the hair feels is entirely different. Instead of a thick mass of hair, i know have silky smooth with little volume hair. So yeah that was my experience. It is worth noting that i showered with ice cold water during the period so that made rinsing a bit harder. If i were to restart no poo i would definitaly just take a 2 minute lukewarmshower daily and follow the tips mentioned in the video.

[@Ax-xN]

Use hot water don't use boiling hot but with hot water it dries out so it'll clean out a lot shit from your hair then cold water to close up cuticles and smoothen out hair

[@Fred-zi6xp]

Damn bro no one gonna pour boiling water on his head

[@YOUARESOFT.]

ya never know@@Fred-zi6xp

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[@lunarrose9290]

Would it work with apple cider vinagar to help cleanse it or rhassoul clay

[@Youtub77W]

I love how a bald man can tell us what to do with our hair 😂

[@BlueMountain2017]

I can't wash my hair with water only. I get mineral buildup with the hard water we have here. So I compromise and wash my hair with gentle shampoo every 3-4 days. Used to wash every other day but now I have pixie so don't need to wash it as often. I also saw how my mother's hair looked when she lived in a nursing home during covid. It was all wooly looking, very unmanageable. They didn't have the staff to wash her hair very often, unfortunately but it was also difficult to manage her with her dementia. Her hair never used to look like that when she washed it regularly. If I ever decided to give up shampoo on myself I'd use a vinegar rinse. Better than nothing.

[@cynthiamurphy3669]

Your hair looks nice! We have hard water also, and I can sure identify. I can remember getting a bit of vinegar in the rinse when I was a kid. My mom with Alzheimer's also ended up in a nursing home when I couldn't care for her at my place anymore, she got so combative. She was one who always hit the beauty shop for years, once a week and always had her hair bleached platinum blond and styled. The attendant who showered her at the home was washing her hair at every shower even though I had set Mom up in the beauty shop in the home who would do her hair. I told the shower girl she sure didn't need to wash her hair daily, but of course she got worse and couldn't sit still in the beauty shop there anyway. I finally started doing her hair myself when I visited her, gave her a nice haircut and for the first time, I saw Mom's real hair color, mousy brown with gray, like mine. Lol. I had quit coloring my own hair back in my 30s and got razzed when my grays came in from most of my friends and family. I keep mine short also.

[@mattiasakemalm1412]

What's your opinion on old fashioned hair tonics like Jeris &c? Any advantages at all besides for styling?

[@wingwmn217]

If I have any product on my hair (especially any heavy products like pomade or paste, some clays, etc.) I definitely will wash my hair with shampoo every day. I have to. Otherwise it's gross and I don't want to lie my head down on my pillow with dirty hair and risk that getting on my eyes and face and causing any irritation or breakouts. If I only use lighter product (like a prestyler, or Olaplex) I may leave it for a day or two without washing. If my hair is slightly dirty but not too dirty that I can't bear it, then I will wash it with a hair cleanser for the in-between days as they are not so harsh an intense for the hair. But if I don't have any product at all in my hair (I try to give my scalp a break at least once a week) then I'll just wash it with water. Only for a day or two, depending how dirty it gets. If I go to the gym for a workout then I wash it with shampoo as well. I haven't been shampooing as often as I used to though, and that's cause I found that if I shampooed too frequently my scalp became too oily too often. However, I still at the very least will wash it with water. Using too much product too frequently will cause you to need to wash your hair with shampoo more often because it's really needed.

[@lifelovingrogue]

I have always been critical of the whole no shampoo thing myself. But I recently found that I am allergic to a chemical that is in basically all shampoos. The few out there that seem not to have it have other things that I have a history of reacting to or are way more expensive than I can afford. I was looking up how to wash hair with just water properly in hopes that using a good technique could increase the chances that I can make this actually work for me. Allergies are no fun. Allergies that you can't accomodate by simply switching to a different product are even worse. My hair and scalp are naturally very oily. I'll see if this works or not. Regardless I will need an alternative to regular commercial shampoo because of allergies.

[@TheSalonGuy]

Have you looked at my shampoos to see if it doesn’t have that ingredient in them?

[@Snaliel]

Awesome video

[@TheSalonGuy]

Thanks!

[@skylarhammons]

Would washing hair with just water in between shampoos/conditioner be alright? Like every other day?

[@Nico-Diaz]

Of course bro

[@RobinLizac]

Oke how to do this with bottled water? Because my water is too hard. Can i put it in a container, put my scalp into it and massage it?

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[@EmaculateWord]

I used to barely wash my hair with shampoo. I have really thick curly hair and i wanted to see what my scalp looked like when I put my finger against my scalp there was so much oil buildup it was disgusting. Also if you dont shampoo your hair if it gets wet and it barely dries. I used to get my hair wet in the morning and it would be wet forever. Just use shampoos invest in a good one

[@ToeKnee831]

Wich one you recommend

[@EmaculateWord]

@@ToeKnee831 washing your hair

[@scrpcncr]

I have a semi messy/wavy hair as a boy, I do really want to make it straight without using any products or smth else, I just want to straighten it naturally, can someone give me tips for it??

[@YOUARESOFT.]

dont wash it

[@scrpcncr]

@@YOUARESOFT. ty, but how does that help

[@YOUARESOFT.]

because the natural wax you will start to create acts as a product.. i am week number 3 of just wash with water, and i too have messy wavy hair, but now it's straigher due to the extra weight, and grease that i hope will neutralize in the next few months. not losing as much hair as i did with shampoo, and i dont really need to straighten it any more or use product. @@scrpcncr

[@cynthiamurphy3669]

People evidently love their own stink these days and/or are obsessed with being "natural," I guess. What has worked fine for me for years is a one-lather wash with a mild shampoo every three days or so, rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a towel. I spray on a diluted conditioner and work that through my fine hair. I then air dry till it's more damp than wringing wet, then I old school roll it. I'm good for another three days with a minimum of product, maybe a little hair spray (unless I do some serious sweaty physical work and need to wash it before three days are up).

[@gagalover2k10]

I just commented about how my fine wavy hair is uncontrollable and frizzy after washing. I usually do two or three lathers to make sure I get my scalp as clean as possible but I think I may try doing just one lather and invest in a leave in conditioner spray, it might add some natural weight and density and make it easier to wear down/style. When you say old school roll it what does that mean?

[@cynthiamurphy3669]

@@gagalover2k10 I' m near 70 years old, lol. I roll my hair almost nightly with the old type plastic rollers (not sponge rollers, way too much curl with those). Otherwise, I'd have almost no body in my hair. I've never been good with a curling iron but sometimes will use my hot rollers. I just don't like blow drying or using too much product, I guess. I keep it shorter also.

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How to smell like a wet dog 😂

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I am your big fan

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Coaches don't play

[@gungnir3926]

dont use shampoo. wax. or go to the hairdresser. do it yourself. its easy ot master just one or two styles and then keep that. most industries are unneeded and or scams.

[@landerson4319]

Why the war on shampoo these days?

[@russellrizzo6673]

im starting to think u hate people with curly hair . 3A type video please

[@TheSalonGuy]

This applies to all hair types

[@mikeansley5306]

Is this the best guy to be giving hair washing tips?

[@TheSalonGuy]

I wouldn’t trust me either

[@Sunnyflower67]

​@TheSalonGuy 😂 I like a guy with a sense of humor. I can see you're not into this. I was checking into it, but I'm concerned about how long it takes for the hair to adjust and appear clean. Any info on that from yourself or from anyone who does this maybe?

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Something is missing in this video

[@darkflightdreamer1698]

a shampoo

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Bro is bald😂

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Bald is giving Hair tips its like Blind teaching🎯 😂

[@DadaMarol]

AS A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL COSMETOLOGIST….. WTF AND NO! The end!

[@YOUARESOFT.]

explain, since you are a "professional"

[@neculaalex9292]

First

[@shamirazizaziz]

Well Where are your hair?

[@callmeswivelhips8229]

Curiosity!! Interesting! This must be such a drastic shift from your own approach that you find it...baffling. I understand, it can be easy to engage in poorly-performed water only washing. Hair can get pretty gross regardless of care techniques! However, that doesn't necessarily mean it doesn't work at all. It's simply different and unusual. Water only hair care is not dissimilar to other forms of hair care in terms of the final result. Some people do it well, and some people don't; there's a spectrum to it. And like you say, if the bald genes run in your family, that plays an independent role as well. _A shower filter is a must._ Otherwise, the mineral build up from your tap water in your hair can harden your sebum and make it waxy. And that IS gross. Sebum, in it's natural state, is healthy for your hair. So experimenting with water only washes is a good thing! Especially if your de-tangle and brush your hair out thoroughly beforehand, wooden combs/brushes and BBB's encouraged. Full sebum coverage makes a difference in the health of both your scalp _and_ hair! It's what your scalp wants to do with it's sebum in the first place.