I Got My Scalp Professionally Cleaned

[@safiya]

hello friends!!! a couple of quick disclaimers - i want to note there *are* other contributing factors to dandruff besides just dirty scalp - i think in my case, I just have a lot of buildup, and arisa zeroed in on that in relation to my particular head. so if you have dandruff, you might have a different problem than i did! also - i noticed that some of you guys are skeptical about some of the ingredients of the products & the treatment as a whole - totally fair for you guys to have criticisms about it, i wasn't trying to vouch for every individual ingredient, or for how effective this would be for every body - i personally enjoyed it, and i just thought it would be interesting to know what they say are the active ingredients. i'll be sure to keep your thoughts in mind for next time we make a video in this arena. xoxo, saf ❤

[@isabellaevens8334]

You're so funny! Love yah! ❤

[@lostinmyownworld10]

I loved it! 😍

[@rroselandd]

xoxo

[@ranakarimi8965]

hi safiya this looked so fun

[@thetunebella6675]

hi it looked like you had fun with the bag😂

[@originalboxelder]

When she said “It’s not that bad” And the scalp lady said “hmm” I momentarily felt the pain of every woman in the world.

[@emelyne2232]

Thats because its a business. My salon person keep pushing me to buy the salon products, and i dont and he doesnt like it. The reason i stay with him is becayse he is good, im trying to find a new one tho, becsuse hes getting rudder.

[@spiwolf6998]

They aren't gonna say "Oh yeah it looks great! You really don't need this therapy, here's your money back!" The beauty industry thrives on people's insecurities. Now they are capitalizing on people's scalps. I know everybody's gotta make the rent, but I really don't think people need this unless they have severe dandruff and oil issues. In general though I'm sure most of us including Safiya don't need to spend money on this. Makes for a great video though.

[@sangvoba4340]

ok

[@MaryAnnSweetAngel]

I went to a dermatologist today and let me tell you Sophia's hair is healthy af compared to my flakey and inflamed scalp. I watched this video long ago but came back after looking at how ugly my scalp looks. Hers look clean even in the before pic

[@onionhead4090]

@@spiwolf6998 I grew up with a heating cap, steam caps and all that. I have very coily hair with a dry scalp and seasonal psoriasis. I think this is a whole new level but it’s just a really good wash and go. If you can’t afford the spa treat, it’s ok.

[@asmrtwix]

OMG!!!! I just woke up to notifications😱😱😱that's crazy Safiya watched my videos????? I'm jumping🤣🤣🤣Hey Safiya, Japan is opening for tourists again. Let me take you to my favorite Head SPAs😍Let me know when you're in Japan, I will give you special SPA tour😅👏

[@tinalyzhen]

future duo asmr collab??

[@safiya]

omg hi!! i am so jealous of your head. next time we travel to japan i would love to meet up :)

[@jvlesrules]

so cool to see you on here!! love your channel 💗

[@Bananaaddict]

This is exciting!!!

[@danidel98]

OMGGG MY FAVS

[@fascinatedblueberry9072]

Safiya apologizing for the angle and lighting and then showing clips of her literally looking absolutely gorgeous there is just no way for this woman to look bad 😍

[@Kitty-Cat]

Literally went straight to the comments right after she said that to check if everybody else is not seeing it either. 😂

[@elizabethafton2692]

@@Kitty-Cat same lmao

[@kariberni]

You look adorable saf!

[@courtlee487]

A cute lil egg

[@itsmejenni101]

She looks way better than me at that angle, im literally like wow no one looks that great at that angle

[@holliegould3463]

even if any part of this is scam-y, the idea of someone else shampooing and massaging my scalp as i lay down and relax is literally a dream

[@Saitaina]

It's all a scam.

[@Peanut_taco_muffin]

Yes. That’s what she just said.

[@mirrorverses]

god yeah. especially with my long ass hair.

[@kayla123ism]

I’m disabled so I can’t scrub my scalp like I want to. I’d kill for someone to just scrub the hell out of my scalp.

[@AraRaven]

I cannot express how absurdly in favor of Spa Husband I am. Not only does Tyler deserve it, but only good things can come from showing that spa treatments aren't just for women, but for ALL people! Seriously. Mani/pedi, facials, body wraps, skin treatments, massages, hydrotubs, all these things can be incredibly beneficial to ANY man, woman, or other. It's not just a girly girl thing! I've always been here for Safiya's dancing and eyebrow waggles (yes, that is why I am here, specifically). But I find that pampering Tyler pleases me very greatly as well. MOAR PLZ.

[@oliviaaugust5744]

I hear you & am mostly in agreement but "Pampering Tyler pleases me very greatly" just isn't how I'd talk about someone else's husband 😂

[@Eventide215]

Agreed I wish men taking care of themselves was more normalized. I hate that everything labeled "men" when it comes to beauty products of any kind are all like gross "musk" smells and usually combining multiple things.. like they have "Men's body wash" but it's also shampoo and conditioner and just smells like musk.. lol I, as a man, have wanted to do things like you listed and now even this, but always feel weird doing it because of how people react to it. I've had professionals even tell me it's weird and I'm just like "No, you're just a horrible human for thinking it's weird." It's hard enough normalizing men having long hair even though that's at least making progress.

[@AraRaven]

@@oliviaaugust5744 Huh, I never thought of it that way lol. That's just how I talk about people in general. I think everyone deserves pampering, and I'm very pleased to see people engaging in such self care, regardless of whether they are married to someone or not. Then again, almost all my friends are men, most of them are in relationships with women other than me, and I'll talk this way about them, so it might just be a 'me' thing. 😆

[@Sosothespider]

@@oliviaaugust5744 p l e a s e t h e v i e w e r s ( but I agree we need more Tyler 🤠)

[@TheSongwritingCat]

Very excited for a potential Spa Husband series

[@Sweetblonde248]

I hate that Safina feels the need to interrupt the video to just apologize for having a face of a certain shape. Like, you are beautiful but you don't have to be in order to feel like you're making great content! I love you and what you give KZbin regardless of your "flaws"!

[@elizizzo8573]

I thought the same thing. It’s sad because just being a woman on the internet is basically an open invitation for unsolicited critiques on their physical appearance.

[@alinaramig6618]

completely! she doesn't have to apologize for anything

[@RachelleHinrichs]

I literally came to the comments to say this, and happy to find someone else had beat me to it. Safiya, you are amazing, and I watch you for your fun bubbly nature and interesting videos, not to critique your makeup. please keep being you, and know a lot of us would never have noticed your chin or your contouring! Love you and your work!

[@DaddyFutbol]

She had to apologize. I didn't want to watch an egg video

[@lornadune2506]

Honestly! She is a funny, interesting, and awesome youtuber, she should never feel like she has to apologize for how she looks. I've never seen a male youtuber apologize for his appearance

[@Frenchaboo]

All these recurring "egg" disclaimers really weren't needed. You looked like a completely normal person who's got their head tilted back. And of course cameras tend to distort our image, too. Don't worry about angles and stuff, you're a human, not a doll, Saf. If someone makes a petty comment about it they're just immature and insecure themselves.

[@rubybowditch8107]

True! Saf is literally gorgeous

[@Lex_112]

I thought it was hilarious lol

[@synthiamcbride7194]

I came to the comments looking for exactly this comment to agree with it. Safiya looks wonderful; like the lovely, clever woman we all love.

[@spiwolf6998]

Yeah cameras flatten your image and (in general) make you look fatter than you really are, even with professional lighting and makeup.

[@lenerush1520]

yes, made me a bit sad. but i understand her. She's beautiful tho

[@jennypietrzykowski8187]

Not safiya APOLOGIZING for her face SHAPE. Or what angles make her look different😱😵... Girl just do you! We love you, no matter how many chins you have, no matter how many hairs thin on your head, no matter how much or how little makeup you put on! You give us amazing, heartfelt, honest, and comedic content that we all enjoy and love don't over think it.💗💗💗

[@__strawbinnie]

136 likes and no comments?ill fix that

[@keniiken8466]

I agree! she’s got a lovely face shape. I don’t see anything wrong with it. Plus we just all love her personality ❤ not to mention that face her hubby loves 😊

[@jennifera3074]

We would all look a little silly in that angle. She looked way better than I would’ve for sure !

[@losvegan6382]

literally shes so beautiful

[@Nile67676]

That's such a kind comment, everyone should read it to themselves !!

[@FloN.]

"It's the scare and soothe". That's actually an excellent description of how spas and the like sell all these treatments.

[@KansasSweety]

I'm 1000% down for the Spusband series! I'd love to see you and Tyler go out and do different spa experiences together. It would be great to see a male doing self-care, too!

[@fabiogalletti8616]

"Pampering Tyler: the series"

[@mapledork729]

Saf's scalp from the before images were normal. She isn't experiencing hair loss at all from those photos. You will notice hair loss when the majority of hair pores only have 1-2 stands of hair. She had a healthy mix of 2-3 and 1-2s. Also most of the time single strand hairs are because of growth, more hair will eventually grow in those pores. In regards to her scalp, yes there a bit of build up, but that's normal and can be tackled with a clarifying shampoo or just cleansing your hair 2-3 times in the shower especially if you only wash your hair a few times a week. Also dandruff is a fungal infection. Which can be indicated my little yellow balls or clumps on the scalp. Most people mistake dandruff to just flakes which is normal. If you do have dandruff you need a treatment shampoo that is normally given by a dermatologist or specialty brand. That shampoo is often pH balancing which will help tackle the fungal infection and keep it at bay whislt keeping your scalp and hair clean and healthy. I wish I could make a video reply to his because I did study how the scalp and hair works and a lot of the information provided to her was a bit misleading. I don't want to discredit the salon, but this "treatment" can be done at home. If anything just changing your routine a little will do wonders for your hair and scalp. I always tell clients to treat your scalp and hair the same way you would treat your face, lashes, and brows. Use a gentle cleansing shampoo 1-2 times depending on hair wash cycle. Condition or use a mask at the end and what ever SMALL amount you have left gently massage onto the scalp just to bring moisture back to you scalp. *Think of your scalp as an extension of your face.* Make sure to thoroughly rinse out all the products and try to wash your hair with cold to luke warm water. Hot water will strip your hair and scalp of all its natural oils leaving your scalp raw, red, and dry. If you must shower hot, do a a few minutes of a cold burst of water to relax the scalp. Post shower you can apply you leave in conditioner to the ends of hair and a little on the scalp and just blow dry or air dry per usual. Of course getting this treatment is nice and done, but at the end of the day speak to a dermatologist if you are concerned with any dandruff or hair loss. Hair loss is contributed to many factors but mostly genetics and hormonal issues. A dirty scalp rarely contributes to hair loss/thinning. Will it stunt hair growth? Possibly, but not stop it all together. Hair loss is mostly based of DNA and genetics. The biggest indicator or hair loss and thinning is concerning amount of hair fall out during showers or your pony tails or buns over time have significantly been getting thinner or lighter.

[@miipmiipmiip]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@lucille6190]

What do you mean by a gentle cleansing shampoo? Like sulphate-free? And do you have any recommendations for curly hair (3C)?

[@mapledork729]

@@lucille6190 Hello!! Thank you for reading my comment. Essentially what a gentle cleansing shampoo is sulfate free etc. Something great for daily washing. A brand that I truly stand for is Aveda. They have such a diverse line for all scalp and hair needs. For 3C type hair, Aveda's Nutri- Plenish line and Be Curly line will do amazing things for you! Best of luck!

[@mangopayaso]

Omg i am screenshotting your comment bc its so informative and helpful! Never really thought about scalp care so thank you for providing insightful advice!

[@lucille6190]

@@mapledork729 thank youuuu ❤️❤️❤️

[@annav2780]

Tylers childlike joy at getting pampered was precious. We need to include more spa husband content in the future

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDKnH6kh76Gb8k

[@lopezfam7317]

God bless you and God bless anyone reading this! Hope you have an awesome day! Seek him while you can! Jesus is the way and the only way and he is returning soon! Whenever you think you aren't loved... Remember the ultimate sacrifice was for love! ENDING YOUR LIFE IS NEVER THE ANSWER! For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV The wages of sin is death (hell) but Jesus paid our debt on the cross, for our salvation! We must turn to God and away from our sinful ways, Confess Jesus is Lord and believe with our hearts that he was risen from the dead by God, and we must be baptized in the name of the Father, the Son and The Holy Spirit and live by His word and Commandments! Trust that God will help with the rest! Seek God today before it's too late! Today could be your last day on earth! Have a blessed day! -❤️❤️

[@UltraMarineBlue]

Am I the only one who thinks Safiya looks really pretty in this video? Like.. even with her little ✨egg moment✨ she has been looking very nice lately ^^ Edit: istg I'm so sick of people going "sHe HaS aLwAyS lOoKeD pReTtY" as if I'm implying she looked bad before =.= take your negative asses and go learn to take a compliment and not take it as backhanded somehow.. please.. I'm begging..

[@AriaLouisa]

She has always looked nice

[@UltraMarineBlue]

@@AriaLouisa I never mean to imply she didn't...

[@homedepot.]

@@UltraMarineBlue that’s the impression I got from your comment. It seemed backhanded lol, “she’s been looking very nice lately” implies that before she DIDN’T look as good. It takes less effort to come to that conclusion than it does to take a step.

[@UltraMarineBlue]

@@homedepot. no, you're definitely doing some mental gymnastics to MAKE it a backhanded compliment :p if someone tells you "oh, you look nice today" and your mind immediately goes to "do they mean I DIDN'T look nice yesterday?" Then it seems to me like you have some issues taking compliments, tbf.

[@PiggiButt]

People looking for negativity will always find it. I hope you continue to compliment others and share your positivity - the world clearly needs it

[@trainingvideos3351]

Even if I am not immediately “interested” or drawn to the title I absolutely LOVE Safiya’s journalism style. I could literally watch her tell me about paint she is watching dry and I would watch it gladly. I never regret watching! :)

[@crustycryptid5553]

Wtf are these bots

[@phersephonia3706]

Just keep reporting them and they’ll clear out hopefully.

[@ioncekilledamanwithmyshoe]

Holy shit, why are there so many bots under this comment?

[@nataliatc1]

same, i have seen the channel where she got the idea from, some time ago i watched one video out of curiosity and i hated it, it was not for me (because of 1. the asmr, and 2. the whole head "professionally" cleaning thing is really very absurd to me-), but I definitely like to watch the videos saf puts out, just because her way of presenting things it's very organized, also she and tyler always have funny remarks or interesting thing to add to many topics, so in this case I wanted to see her take on this.

[@oomay1925]

I totally get the criticism, but it seems to me the hair spa is the same as any facial you can get at a spa. They're treatments you can do at home and for much cheaper and its never something you NEED to do or especially spend a lot of money on, BUT you still get results and if you like the luxury and the spa experience then there's nothing wrong with it.

[@Arek.Arkadiusz]

The difference is - most people know that they should take care of their face. Most people don't know that while cleaning your hair - you should clean the scalp, not the hair itself. :)

[@dragon_toad]

Massaging though just doesn't feel quite the same when you're doing it to yourself. Also I've yet to figure out how to give myself a scalp massage when washing my hair without tangling said hair - the hairdressers do it perfectly, I just end up with a mess.

[@JosephYZWang]

The criticism is mostly against the initial consultation (microscope) and the fear-mongering.

[@MoMo-rx4zr]

@@JosephYZWangYeah, facialist and estheticians don’t start with fear-mongering. Scalp cleaning consultations always start with essentially a sales pitch, whereas estheticians will occasionally tell you to use a drug store cream.

[@chappiescollectables]

Satisfying to look at though lol

[@T_Lee_Ph]

I would 100% watch every episode of Spa Husband! Tyler looked like he had such a great time but it's also totally cool to get some more male influence and positivity in the spa and pampering area. It's thought of as such a chick thing and so many of my guy friends would never consider it

[@AmeliaStGermain]

Yesss!!!!!!!!

[@Mica1]

Agreed!

[@Livinglexidawn]

Yes I need spa husband haha

[@juliacreasy9257]

MORE TYLER BEING PAMPERED

[@patriciavanlieu6568]

Agreed 100% men should pamper themselves too!

[@kimberlyrussell9066]

Darling girl, who put into your head that you have to apologize for the shape of your face and how it looks on camera when you're having your hair washed? You look lovely, this treatment looks scrumptious, and I am also here for "Spusband" content.

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDKnH6kh76Gb8k

[@jerrybrickley2115]

I agree. An apology is insufficient for a face like yours.

[@aminathhiba188]

Aw❤️❤️

[@kmackblack]

Safiya! We do not care (at all) that you don’t look “your best” from an angle where NO ONE could look good. We know you as intelligent, beautiful, funny, and charming (amongst a million other great qualities). But you are also *a real human being* and we know that too! I know my comment will not make a difference but on the 1% chance you somehow see it: we would still all be into watching your content and loving it just as much, even if you wore zero makeup and never washed your hair.

[@aneekarehan]

Yes bout the makeup but, for her own good, no i wouldnt watch if she used it as a reason to not wash her hair :)

[@defnotpaul]

@Bon Goaie Shut.

[@MistyJadeYT]

I would love to get this done because it looks relaxing but I can't get over how the woman talks to Safiya. A lot of what she was saying sounded to me like she's trying to make her feel bad or scare her into getting more treatments etc. Also dandruff is not caused from a dirty scalp like she said.

[@BrandonL_00]

Now that you mention it, there's this thing that hair stylists do to scare you. They get a section of your hair and use scissors to scrape up and down, revealing a buildup that supposedly your store bought shampoo/conditioner has caused. They say that the ones they sell at that salon will remove the buildup. This wax buildup is perfectly natural for hair to have. This is just a tactic for the stylist can trick customers to sell their products. I think they call it the scrape/wax test. Just putting this out there.

[@jing6157]

💯

[@linalou1354]

I mean it depends, I have dandruff when my hair is dirty sometimes

[@booknerdjebbi5037]

depends on your kind of dandruff. if you have oily scalp and dandruff then yes it is. its a fungal infection from excess oil as i understand it

[@Arek.Arkadiusz]

Dandruff may be caused by many different factors - build-up on the scalp is one of them.

[@radicallad]

Safiya, you dont need to apologize for your appearance. We dont expect you to look flawless and airbrushed at every angle. You're a person, and we like that about you. It's okay if you're self conscious about these things, but we shouldn't care.

[@thatbleepingfeminist]

💯🙌🙏👍 I wholeheartedly agree! Couldn't have said it better, myself!💯 🙌🙏👍

[@glitchedgirI]

I love Safiya's personality anyways. She's so comedic and has great curiosity.

[@MiriamCamilla]

Agree she looks perfectly fine. A pretty young woman. I don’t see an egg as she calls herself, just a person. People don’t need to be so critical. Makeup or no people look fine. Safia too just as much, looks fine.

[@MsJazzyRay]

Did anyone else not notice a damn thing wrong with the lighting or her contoured chin or whatever she mentioned, even after she mentioned it?? Safiya, we don't care about how you look the same way you do! You're gorgeous!

[@coffeejazzlol]

No seriously she has such a cute chin... is that weird lol

[@jj-if6it]

Safina?? lol

[@junkmoon-]

She looked so normal too what was she even talking about?

[@jj-if6it]

@@junkmoon- she has self esteem issues :/

[@aksez2u]

You know how we're all so critical of ourselves in pictures? It must be so weird to have to spend hours watching yourself while editing a video. She probably thought she didn't look good, when she actually just looked like beautiful safiya at an awkward angle ❤.

[@Hollister74]

Just a note about the little hairs on top, the thickness can be impacted by the growing cycle. We are constantly shedding and growing hair. The baby hairs growing out haven't advanced to their final thickness that will be at the end of the growing cycle. So yes and no about the thinner hairs. At least that was what my Grandma who was a cosmology instructor in her younger years once told me.

[@bribb9]

yeah! I remember when I went to a hairdresser about having a lot of shorter baby hairs thinking it was all damage and breakage he assured me that a lot of it was also just hair growing in! We lose hair every day so of course, we'll have some shorter ones growing back in their place :)

[@lunastar2070]

yeah and massage does not increase hair growth just blood circulation but still love the video (from another cosmotologist)

[@zawaliki6208]

牛逼

[@Hollister74]

@Fumi wtf?

[@Stettafire]

The stuff about influencing thickness is unproven

[@leighabbr]

While I understand and respect your wanting to disclaim the "boiled egg" look lmao, you're so so beautiful - inside and out. So many of your subs have been here for years and years loving you for your huge personality, your content, your embracing of weird and different, your beauty AND your creativity. Literally no angle could ever make you look any less than inspiring and beautiful to me 💞💞💞

[@saye3902]

Please don’t ever feel like you need to apologize for how you look on camera “hard boiled egg Safiya”. You are crazy beautiful and amazing, we all love you so much and don’t care!!! You’re so beautiful inside and out!!!!

[@julesoxana3630]

Yupp she always looks amazing

[@zebbr0s]

Yeah this! So saddened she feels she has to make a disclaimer. We don't care or notice, and if we do, it doesn't matter!

[@jacquelyns5613]

I didn't even notice egg-fiya until she mentioned it. Not in a bad way at all, that's just gravity for ya

[@Kate-n2310]

I’m not too sure about the science behind this but my god, the massage looks heavenly. This is why I love going to the salon, I love when someone washes my hair & massages my scalp.

[@MarkFaldborg]

I would describe Saf as someone who likes to do things. Yes. That is this entire channel.

[@cheywatkins8551]

She do be doin it.

[@evamiller4886]

She gets her brand

[@Chvwy]

Wtf are the comments above....

[@fluffystuff500]

@@Chvwy Bots.

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDKnH6kh76Gb8k

[@Wanderwilderreading]

I want to live in a world where beautiful women stop apologizing for their faces! there is no need to apologize for an angle change Saifya!!

[@TheGong00zler]

YES IKR

[@vaderladyl]

Exactly.

[@erinm5206]

Yes!!

[@kath4454]

Beautiful at every angle!

[@noaccount2494]

I'd like to take it a step further and say I'd like to live in a world where everyone of every gender regardless of their features stops apologizing for just existing. People should be allowed to just exist. None of us control the genetics we're born with. (this is not to divert from women but to uplift them along with everyone)

[@kata293]

I would love to hear a dermatologists opinion about this. Nothing wrong with enjoying getting pampered, but it's important to not take advertisement as factual. As far as I know not washing your hair for a few days is better for the scalp than washing it everyday and it's nothing to be disgusted by. So many normal body related things are demonised by the beauty industry to make money and the resulting indoctrination is quite damaging to people's relationships with their bodies and selfworth. A small science based section for those kind of videos would be nice to balance things out. I am, however, absolutely in favour of both of you trying spa treatments for videos as spa spouses, pampering is for everyone to enjoy

[@sophiaarriaza4100]

Absolutely agree

[@Kiraiko44]

Yeah I was squinting a little at some of this because yeah there's probably some truth to what Arisa is saying about scalp build up and having it cleaned and the effects and such but she's also a business owner trying to sell her service

[@leleite1]

actually my dermatologist said I shoud wash my hair everyday because is oily, I guess it depends of the person, its better to ask

[@justanotherjessica]

"As far as I know not washing your hair for a few days is better for the scalp than washing it everyday" This actually depends a lot on the person's scalp and how much oil it produces. If you produce a lot of oil, you really should wash at least 3-4 times a week but daily is good too, you just need to use a gentle shampoo. "Training your hair" to produce less oil is a myth. It didn't become a big thing until dry shampoos hit the market and I feel like it's been perpetuated by the beauty industry just as much as any other beauty trend. Article with info from a trichologist (someone who studies hair and the scalp): www.businessinsider.com/why-you-should-wash-your-hair-every-day-2018-1 Study titled "The Impact of Shampoo Wash Frequency on Scalp and Hair Conditions": pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34055906/

[@wills-lolo]

Dermatologists explained in a video about how often should you wash your hair and they said it depends on your hair/scalp (I mean.. obviously) Washing your hair every day is fine and washing it once a week is also fine. It just depends on your hair and scalp conditions.

[@katiekay4516]

Okay so while I think this lady did a terrific job and there was clearly a bit of build up, the initial consultation seemed very fear mongering. Like a lot of that “build up” just looked like standard sebum on the scalp. I’d love if you went again, if you compared your freshly washed scalp as the before to see if any of their treatments clean deeper than standard shampoo. It ultimately felt like they were convincing you that you had to come back or you’ll lose your hair faster. This video was so good though and loved the ASMR segments. Her attention to detail with the scalp spa was excellent.

[@queerkingsmith3701]

100%.

[@ha_des]

silicone buildup is a very real thing

[@queerkingsmith3701]

@@ha_des which can be solved with a clarifying shampoo. at home. the issue is that she has a bad hair routine.

[@mrsamaraiv]

My thoughts exactly, she should’ve taken pics of her scalp at home after washing her hair to compare it to spa treatment pics

[@hanjis5894]

that's true, but I honestly think the service is worth it enough without results. It looks like such a nice experience, I wonder if the customers there are really seeking treatment or just relaxation.

[@trucvivianpham9919]

Hair spa is becoming weirdly popular among young people in Vietnam too, but it's called meditating hair wash. I resisted it at first thinking it's a scam but once I went, I got ADDICTED, I go once maybe twice a month now. Not only we get a wash like in the video, we got neck and shoulder massages and facial too, it is really relaxing. I think it became popular with young people because we are a generation that listen to our mental and physical needs, and promotes self-care. If you got a chance, highly recommend this

[@albinwhisperland]

WOOAAHH It was so cool to see my video featured here! Safiya thank you, this video was so fascinating to watch as well, I wanna have this treatment done 😍

[@mochi_ani]

OMG my favorite angels coming together 🌸 I noticed your video clip as soon as I saw your nails and I did a little happy dance 🌱

[@orimengu]

Omg so weird to see you here

[@stormhunter2627]

howdy ALB! glad you’re featured here, much love from a huge fan of your survey videos, among other videos of yours 😊gonna go fall asleep to one now!

[@safiyaandtyler]

up next on spa husband: we visit a head spa theme park 🛀🏼

[@safirasnh]

❤️❤️😂

[@Bleepnopboopbeep]

Yummy

[@isabellaevens8334]

Hey

[@kylierae4846]

For real??

[@girlathome3]

But you already did that 😆

[@albuszx]

I'm with Ty, this would totally send my soul into another dimension. I used to cut my hair at a fancy salon just because the lady who washed it was amazing at head massages

[@laurencavanagh3401]

I think this is gimmicky, but after saying that, I would love to try this routine because there’s nothing better than a good head massage!

[@ashildrtheswift3028]

I would 100% also do this for the massages

[@vaderladyl]

Seems gimmicky. It is good to deep clean your scalp once in a while but many of those products used, won't have an effect if used only once and stay only a few minutes on your hair. What really cleans the hair is the shampoo and the deep massage that dislodges the gunk off the scalp, no real need for the other stuff.

[@gelabuds9840]

same I would just be there for the massage

[@laurencavanagh3401]

@@vaderladyl I agree.😀

[@notreallyagameranymore]

@@ashildrtheswift3028 same lmao

[@cassiesdesign]

I loved the animation in this video! It didn’t go unnoticed! It looked great and i think it helped with explaining things when you were comparing. I look forward to hopefully seeing some more in upcoming videos if it’s something you guys are leaning toward. Props to whoever animated it!

[@wormzinmymilk]

i totally agree the graphics on this vid were A++

[@CrazyButLazyGirl13]

sameeee

[@safiya]

credit to our amazing graphics guru dayana espinoza!! she rocks

[@safiyashorts]

attempting to make contact with Tyler in a different dimension 🌝

[@emmarose24]

???????

[@nikitatanzanite770]

Hi Safiya!! 😃

[@janine8140]

Oh my

[@rashmibaskey2825]

You being 🌝 is still better than me being 💃🏽. You are so beautiful 💞💞

[@emilymastronardi564]

I know this woman would’ve horrified by my scalp. As a curly girl I only shampoo my hair like once a week 😅 these scalp cleaning videos genuinely scare me bc I need my precious healthy oils 😭 if they stripped me so bad my hair actually squeaked I’d be in a bad place

[@Baer99Z]

When she cleansed that many times but only did like 1 moisturizing thing (and washed it out) I instantly knew this hair treatment was only meant for people with straight hair, and I mean even then it seems a bit drying lol

[@blackgirlmagicc]

Yeah as a curly girl to I feeeel this but I do think a real deep clean of build up like this would be good on a very very rare occasion as like a hair reset

[@KittenBowl1]

This is actually for Asian type hair, it’s from Japan though not sure if this is an authentic one. Too many “Japanese” in America is fake. Like Wagyu in the U.S. isn’t real Wagyu. But this is obviously not for African type hair which isn’t the same as Japanese type hair.

[@jadedguardgirl]

100% feel ya. I clean my hair 1-2x a week and deep condition every week. btw u can have tight curls and not be African this would screw up my appearantly Caucasian curls too 🙃

[@yung1717]

Our scalps aren’t that different tho. We need to cleanse

[@Venya9]

Just an fyi, if you have thinning hair, it probably IS NOT thinning because you're not washing it enough or using some kind of treatments. It's usually hormones, genes, age or some kind of medical condition/deficiency you have or even manual stress because you're too harsh for your hair. You can go to a head spa for relaxation and treating yourself but don't feel like you NEED this for scalp and hair health. Massages and treatments are ofc beneficial but not mandatory. I know they need to sell this treatment so they get you to come back but I feel like there was a lot of misinformation here. Still enjoyed the video, like every Saf vid.

[@sayakota3054]

Iron is super important for hair!! My hair started thinning more and became more sparse around the time I was at my lowest iron levels. There are also supplements that are super good for hair like brewer's yeast/beer yeast.

[@edenelodie8558]

Yeah I see the "selling arguments" in the video. The microscope shots only look different because they were taken right after washing, the next day the follicles will have filled up with oils, sebum and skin cells again because it's completely normal...

[@AriaLouisa]

Yeah I felt the same way, this is a nice way to pamper yourself once in a while, but I did not like how they were using obvious techniques to scare you into coming back more often.

[@AirQuotes]

Yer I don't think this treatment will cause harm but like a lot of new beauty treatments it's just a money grab.

[@Lankynibs]

My hair is thinning from thyroid issues, chronic inflammation, and anemia so I second this lol!

[@rainingstars4]

first, you never have to apologize for your face! my issue with these before and afters is they always do the microscope while the scalp is still wet. id love to see how the scalp looked after the blow dry, as well as to compare it to freshly washed hair with regular shampoo vs this treatment. also im skeptical about some of the claims like that the thinner hair strands are because of build up.

[@ecef8570]

fr looks like a scam☠️

[@Melissa-sx9vh]

@@ecef8570 It looks like a really fancy one hour shampoo

[@mephistopheles4910]

It was cute to see Tyler advocating for himself. Y'all have a great give and take in your relationship. BTW, the end result was fantastic for you both. Healthy and shiny hair.

[@Zubiila]

I'd definitely watch Spa-husband the series. It'd be an expensive series to make, but oh so relaxing.

[@ashtreebee7151]

Tyler being so blissed out is such wholesome content. The world being such shit these days, wholesome content is very much appreciated. this video was a joy to watch, Saf you're beautiful at every angle ❤

[@RAE.ofSunshine]

Swear that was so satisfying. I was like “dude just smoke a blunt or the edible is kicking in. He seems so chill”

[@camquoc5718]

ok

[@thespankmyfrank]

I desperately need more spa husband content now.

[@camquoc5718]

ok

[@WhispersRedASMR]

These scalp shots fascinate me! 🤣 Twix’s videos are incredible, I can watch them one after the other. Thank you both for popping a clip of my video in there! 🤩

[@lopezfam7317]

God bless you and God bless anyone reading this! Hope you have an awesome day! Seek him while you can! Jesus is the way and the only way and he is returning soon! Whenever you think you aren't loved... Remember the ultimate sacrifice was for love! ENDING YOUR LIFE IS NEVER THE ANSWER! For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV The wages of sin is death (hell) but Jesus paid our debt on the cross, for our salvation! We must turn to God and away from our sinful ways, Confess Jesus is Lord and believe with our hearts that he was risen from the dead by God, and we must be baptized in the name of the Father, the Son and The Holy Spirit and live by His word and Commandments! Trust that God will help with the rest! Seek God today before it's too late! Today could be your last day on earth! Have a blessed day! ❤️❤️

[@lopezfam7317]

Dios te bendiga y Dios bendiga a Todos los que estan leyendo esto! Deseo que tengan un hermoso dia! Buscad a Dios mientras pueda ser hallado! Jesus es el camino y el unico camino y regresa pronto! Recuerda cuando te sientas que no eres amado... el mayor sacrificio se hizo por amor! EL SUICIDIO NUNCA ES LA RESPUESTA! Porque de tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que ha dado a su Hijo unigénito, para que todo aquel que en él cree, no se pierda, mas tenga vida eterna. S. Juan 3:16 RVR1960 La paga del pecado es muerte (infierno) pero Cristo pagó nuestra deuda en la cruz para nuestra salvacion! Debemos volvernos a Dios y apartarnos de nuestros caminos pecaminosos, confesar que Jesús es el Señor y creer con nuestro corazón que fue resucitado de entre los muertos por Dios, y debemos de ser bautizados en el nombre del Padre, del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo y vivir por Su palabra y mandamientos! Confia que Dios ayudara con el resto! Busca a Dios, antes de que sea muy tarde! Hoy podria ser tu ultimo dia en la tierra! Que tengas un hermoso dia!

[@utatanepikoV5]

@@lopezfam7317 No, gracias

[@EuRoWeIrD]

@@lopezfam7317what does this have to do with anything?

[@rachelm.1605]

I don't care if it is nonsense or not... I WANT THIS! If I could find someone that I could pay to scratch my head all day I would. It's the only thing in the world that truly relaxes me.

[@kubi4114]

Get a significant other that likes to play with your hair

[@cheyenneadams6834]

Sameee!!!

[@babygirlismm]

I LOVEEE playing with hair and scratching peoples head lol

[@T90Official]

Never thought I’d be shown in a “headspa” video but hey- great content & thanks for the little plug! I hear clean scalps kick ass at AoE2!

[@juliaschmolke8939]

Mysterious ways of the internet...

[@yourineeven8457]

I was super surprised and am laughing way to hard at this.

[@bethanyelyse8720]

Against a scalp that clean? Joan of Arc could NEVER 😂

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDKnH6kh76Gb8k

[@violet-blaze]

This game still sparks joy for me, even after playing for 20 years and 2000+ hours. I love you AOE2 😋

[@Diamon.d]

Don’t be so self conscious, you pointing it out makes people more aware of it. You’re beautiful and everyone looks silly laying like that so don’t overthink it so much!

[@trybesiman]

Safiya your scalp is fine! You have nice healthy hair! Everyone has some oil, dandruff and even blackheads on their head sometimes. It’s all fine and normal ❤️

[@Edahel]

I felt bad for Saf during the first microscope examination because of how bad the expert was making it sound. Being very self conscious about the cleanliness/dirtyness of my body in general I would've cried honestly.

[@Samantha-ly5xv]

me when im chronically online

[@M3ryl00]

@@Samantha-ly5xv Ah yes because having empathy is chronically online

[@ChocolateMuffin308]

right? that lady was like passive aggressive and really trying to sell her service bad strategy

[@nikonijn]

how was she being rude, she was just pointing out what she saw? /genq

[@GroovyKnees]

Yes! There’s another place in Culver City that doesn’t focus on the “bad condition” of your scalp, they focus on how to fix it and it’s sooooo lovely to have a very relaxing time here.😌 It’s called Pure Skin and Scalp!

[@adrianafernandez1978]

I just want to leave a quick message for Safiya and Tyler: Thank you so much for what your do. You have no idea how comforting it is to get home after a rough day and lift my mood by watching one of your videos. Your always positive attitude and all-around feel-good videos make the world a better place. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

[@bluejay8396]

i love asmr twix so much it’s like my worlds are colliding!!

[@nuelawoo]

Samee!!

[@TheImaginationDiaries]

Same!! How does she always know about the best channels?!?

[@JenneeB927]

Right! Shili is great, too.

[@rsmith1159]

As always, another great video. I did feel bad that Saf felt the need to explain her “egg” shaped face during the lay down portion. Hope she knows she is beautiful and doesn’t need to feel self conscious. We love her regardless. ♥️

[@tiredishere]

I feel like I would fall asleep during this treatment. I *LOVE* having my hair played with and my scalp massaged.

[@AskMiko]

The processes and techniques she used resembles what many African American women do with their wash days. Very thorough, deep conditioning, etc. Many wash day videos on YT shown the series of products used. Caring for our scalp is important and loved watching a professional service. Thanks Safiya 😍

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

What about the steaming part? As someone with 3A/3B curls, my reaction to seeing a "hair steaming" was 😨

[@readingwithfrenchy]

@@cannibalisticrequiem yyeeaaa steam is an easy way to kill my hair as having partial texture and curls. You also recreate the buildup in the next 24 hrs too so I feel like it's a little gimmicky but I'm also curious

[@quanzelle]

i was thinking that too. like the pre-poo, the hot oil treatment and the steaming is all things we do.

[@quanzelle]

@@cannibalisticrequiem wow really, my mom loves steaming her low porosity hair, she’s like 4a/4b.

[@PrincessLioness]

@@quanzelle Yeah, but we don’t steam with shampoo.

[@pemilystallwark]

I mean, even if it was just, like, regular shampoo-type stuff, the hour-long scalp massage probably did you good! Plus, it was a fun and nice experience for you, so that's totally worth it.

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDKnH6kh76Gb8k

[@mauramaloney8214]

Like many, many beauty treatments, I think there are definitely "Sure, Jan" elements to this. However, as someone who likes to have their head massaged (and has dandruff due to seborrheic dermatitis), I would love to try this. Will it 'fix' anything? Doubtful and definitely not long term. Will it feel great and relaxing? Highly likely.

[@mere2136]

I also have SD and I wonder if doing this and then using my products after would help. If there's less gunk to get through, maybe my medicated products would have a boost in effectiveness. Something to consider, I'm def going to try and find one for funsies.

[@stickitydoodah]

This is how I feel. Probably not a gift from god but it sounds fun at least

[@Summer-xw8xn]

Better stick to your derma tho if you have Seborrheic Dermatitis. Edit: Or at least get some clearance from them first. It may worsen your SD.

[@emclassplanet3624]

Ketoconazole 2% shampoo really really helped my husband's SD, have you tried that?

[@mauramaloney8214]

@@emclassplanet3624 Yup. I’ve tried pretty much all the shampoos. It’s definitely better but still not great.

[@glencoconut]

I love that Safiya actually responded to the comments saying they were sceptical that this actually works. Other youtube accounts I've seen usually ignore once it's up idk it was nice to see it being acknowledged.

[@SoniasWay]

I love how she always comes up with such insane and entertaining ideas. Love from a small creator:)

[@danlas5414]

I mean, I liked the video too, but this is literally the opposite of insane. A trip to the spa is as mundane as it gets.

[@_.-._.-.]

I like her and I like her content but "got someone to wash my head" is absolutely not 'insane' lmao

[@justinong5]

I came to see if she posted anything new. This video turned up as 1 min ago

[@justinong5]

@UCSGFkKyB7ZOvXd1sY7JdB1A ????

[@rosealldays]

click bait

[@stepawayful]

Do NOT spend a minute of your time trying to light your face to avoid any supposed facial contour issues. You are beautiful, your channel is great, and you and your husband clearly adore each other. And we adore you.

[@ninstr7026]

Would love to hear a dermatologist's perspective on this!

[@anekcm]

They will debunk all of it. Lol.

[@boop6169]

Definitely. Bc I know that my scalp was itchy and dry and agitated tiL I began onky washing 1-2 times a week

[@Ray_Vun]

there's a few dermatologists with youtube channels, i'm sure at least one is bound to end up finding this video. but it's probably just gonna be a whole video pausing to explain what's being said is wrong every other minute

[@ploopydiper]

Sure it’s relaxing but I can’t help but think this is some kind of a scam. Saf’s scalp looked perfectly healthy and clean. The “buildup” is just sebum, perfectly natural. I hate the fearmongering in the initial consultation. You’re perfectly normal saf :)

[@bipolaryx]

100% scam

[@pipermoy]

She was literally getting hair loss her hair was thinning

[@micheal2458]

@@pipermoy she literally isn't, and her hair is healthy. Just stop.

[@sakuranovaryan9261]

@@pipermoy lol it looks like that because it's a microscopic view. She just has low density hair. Like literally if u see my scalp view I'm gonna look bald lol. It's not that I'm having hair loss. My hair just isn't dense. It's genetic thing. There's types of hair. There's hair thag is natural dense.

[@pipermoy]

@@micheal2458I don’t really know what that is i’m like nine

[@alexis._.dancer5678]

Omg I’m so happy she’s starting to post more I’m happy that’s she’s actually starting to get back on her feet

[@Gracewodag]

I clicked so fast! I’ve been using ASMR Twix videos to fall asleep and her scalp cleaning are my favorite.

[@JenneeB927]

I love ASMR Twix also!

[@kulsoomjawaid6411]

yesss omg I adore ASMR Twix

[@colliemom22]

Me too! Total twixie!

[@faerydefault]

While I agree the buildup looked crazy, it’s actually what protects your hair. Stripping your hair of the essential oils and fatty acids it needs to grow keratin can be very damaging. The same way over exfoliating your face can compromise your skin barrier. I’m sure this treatment once every 6-8 months would be good.

[@capedkat]

I guess that's what the scalp serum is about. To put those essentials back on the scalp after it's been cleaned. I'm pretty sure clogged up pores and follicles are not good for hairgrowth though.

[@meinkanta]

I agree about protecting the hair, but when the keratin is grown deep inside the scalp it doesn’t seem scientific to say that surface oils are needed for growth

[@sweetie_babie]

@@meinkanta they aren't "needed" for growth but they aid growth. Not having enough is what causes itchy, dry scalp in some cases. Oil protects the hair, which is why our bodies naturally produces it in the first place

[@abrielrobertsson4160]

@@meinkanta Hair is very much a genetic thing. You either have strong hair or you don't. Treatments can help, but they can't change your genes.

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDKnH6kh76Gb8k

[@vaaance710]

If you have hair thinning and dandruff issues, go to a dermatologist. If you want some silky smooth hair and squeaky clean scalp, go to this spa (or another spa where you can also have good time without being shamed ans fearmongered for being human).

[@sweetie_babie]

Okay, that "buildup" wasn't dirt. It was oil from your scalp called sebum. Sebum is actually good for your hair, it moisturizes it and helps it grow. Heck, channels that focus on kinky hair suggest massaging your scalp to get MORE sebum production and to move it further down the hair shaft. It would be different if you were putting powered foundation over your parts in your wig, used a lot of styling products, or hadn't washed your hair in several months, but you haven't don'e those things, so having that layer of "buildup" is normal and HEALTHY for your scalp and hair

[@buzzfeedhater]

Lol that spa lady is jut trying to make a quick buck by overanalysing something really normal. If your scalp health is bad, you're gonna feel it (itchy, tight, scaly, dry and so on). Also face =/= scalp.

[@nos_astra1878]

Seriously, that whole video, while certainly an enjoyable experience, seems to be pushing new unhealthy cleaning obsessions.

[@Delordem]

Some of us have seborrheic dermatitis/Malassezia

[@sweetie_babie]

@@Delordem ...okay

[@skylargray5642]

While true, it's still unhealthy to let sebum take control if you're oily like she is. Overproduction of sebum clogs pores and can cause irritation, just like getting acne on your face. Not saying all of that cleansing was necessary but frequent cleansing is still important for oily types of people nonetheless.

[@LE123LE123]

This was fun to watch, but I’d be curious to see how your scalp looked after you washed it yourself vs what they did. To me, it’s not really accurate when you come in with hair unwashed, because you will see oil/sebum if you have an oily scalp. Second, baby hairs are just that-regrowth-not necessarily thinning hair. Unless she is a licensed trichologist, I would not worry too much. I watched someone else do this on KZbin and it was interesting, but I still think it’s something you can do for yourself for a fraction of the cost, and see the same results.

[@MsJazzyRay]

These people probably don't even know they are scamming people. Just like Christians, they know what they are taught and think it's the truth 🥴

[@teshearolle]

I see your point, but in the video she mentions that her hair was washed the day before. All that build up would not accumulate in a day. Also- the method seems accurate as at the beginning it was stated that this is common in Japan.

[@alinaramig6618]

this! I would love to see her use a microscope after doing a normal wash routine!

[@Eventide215]

There's definitely nothing here you can't do at home, but that can be said for everything. You could easily go get the ingredients and make your own bread at home, do you? Again this could be said for everything. All spa activities could be done at home, but there's something about being pampered that makes it much better. As for seeing the scalp after she washed it.. that's literally what you saw in the before shots. She washed it the day before and it's not recommended to wash your hair daily anyway. The only thing I'd say is skewing the results is the fact they showed a dry scalp before and a wet scalp after. With all the moisture from the treatment the skin would have swelled up. So that could be why it's more smooth. However, you can't deny the change in Saf's pores. They're definitely much more open with the treatment. I'd have liked another go over after the blow out to see the dry scalp now.

[@LE123LE123]

As someone with a very oily scalp, I can product an oil slick in a day. So, I would have preferred to have seen the scalp when washed by Safya then washed by the people more to see what they do vs what we do and how we miss things etc.

[@debbieriffel3846]

Okay here's my two cents, I would love to have this treatment done just so I could enjoy the relaxation, regardless of whether it helped my scalp or not! I would love to see you guys go back and do it again only this time have them do the microscope on dry hair and not wet hair. They did it on dry hair in the beginning to show the issues so I think it was only fair to do it on dry hair to show the finished product. Thanks for another great video guys! Tyler I'm glad you got it done!

[@gmk66]

After watching this, I went and bought a silicone scalp massager, and I added rubbing plain lotion into my scalp as a first step after wetting my hair in the shower. So I massage the lotion on, rinse, shampoo, massage, rinse, use my dandruff shampoo, massage, rinse, condition everywhere. While conditioner is on, I was and shave and all that fun stuff. My scalp feels better, my hair stays cleaner longer, it's thicker and growing back and is way curlier and less frizzy than it was. I do a 'sailor shower' and only run the water as I need it, because this is 30 minutes easy. But I only do it once a week, because my hair looks and feels cleaner longer, even with a little product in. Thank you. I would never have thought of 'cold cream' on my scalp or that a massage was important without this video.

[@hamsnub]

Honestly, how she mentioned that safiyas hair was close to falling out because of the buildup, I feel like that's just a tactic to get her to come back more often out of fear that her hair may fall out without it

[@gemstonerose4648]

yeah, the vibes did not pass. not all hair on your head is going to be the same size at any age.

[@karacoconutag]

Totally! We would see way more people struggling with losing their hair due to build up if that was really a thing.

[@mygirldarby]

@@karacoconutag over 50% of women have thinning hair though...

[@meokatzmeowth1554]

@@karacoconutag Came here to say that and now I don’t have to!

[@kieleyevatt2232]

Yeah it's honestly gross how and sort of beauty treatment people try to convince you that you've been unhealthy your whole life and you need their new expensive thing to be healthy

[@OliviaGrace1117]

Tyler's reaction to after he got the treatment done was so cute and funny! After watching this, I really wanna get this done lol. Might just have so buy some scalp products and try it out myself!

[@ChronicCraftyLife]

Girl. We like the real life footage, we don't need expert shots. We love that you are REAL! No one but you noticed your face shape ❣️ you're beautiful

[@8thdeadpoet]

i find her videos so comforting for some reason and safiya you’re the prettiest “lit from below round orb” 😭

[@theodoesthings]

"someone who likes to do things" is actually a very good description of saf

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqDKnH6kh76Gb8k

[@Mckinley-mick]

I completely relate on the whole “I look like an egg” and the self consciousness regarding a double chin. I love how you’re always so open. I feel like we have similar builds and it’s nice to see someone else who has insecurities of the like. I think Saf always looks gorgeous, reminds me to be easier on myself as well. People don’t even see a fraction of the insecurities we see in ourselves.

[@heidimcdonough378]

You and Tyler are so great in this. Don’t feel shame about your scalp! American beauty practices don’t really focus on scalp health much at all

[@maddiek963]

Agreeing with other commenters in that, I’m not drinking the kool-aid with the fear-mongering. HOWEVER! This looks like a wonderful pamper session and give us more spa husband!!!

[@karisdietrich1964]

Yeah it doesn’t seem necessary, but I wouldn’t mind receiving this treatment just as like a spa treatment every once in a while (maybe once a year).

[@maddiek963]

@@karisdietrich1964 same! Like a pedicure or a facial. Don’t need it to survive but it could be nice every once in a while

[@FairbrookWingates]

Exactly this. I'm not buying into the products used, but I'd take a scalp massage any day! And watching Tyler enjoy being pampered is gold.

[@Cationna]

I loved the animation in this! Very unexpected, but very nice! Love how stylised and easy-to-read it was, and yet maintained Safiya's likeness 😄 also as a visual learner, I appreciate it as very helpful, although I've never had trouble understanding or remembering Safiya's explanations, because she is so precise, knowledgeable, and deliberate with what she says, clear in her structure and delivery, and also, you know, very entertaining to boot. But if more animations are included in the future, I think it would be potentially helpful and definitely fun.

[@ashtontravitz9206]

I wish safiya would record like an hour of her reading something. Her voice calms me down so much and when I have trouble relaxing/winding down, I listen to her talk for a while. (With your eyes closed it’s almost like an educational podcast)

[@vacafuega]

Two things - I am SO HAPPY Tyler finally got to have some time in the chair himself, it's been a long time coming. And Safiya, it's fine, good even that you look like an egg. Most of your fans love you cause you're so human and relatable. Everyone looks like an egg from below! If you somehow looked perfectly contoured it would be less relatable and kind of sad, y'know? Instead we're all together in the egg club :)

[@Smidgeon-pigeon]

This exactly! It makes me sad to imagine what kind of unkind comments Safiya must get, for her to feel like she has to add these disclaimers

[@gracepansch1178]

To be honest, it looks amazing… but I don’t think there is a lot of science behind her claims. Hair loss IS normal, especially as we age!! As someone who works in dermatology, I know that at any given time, women is losing 1/3 of their hair, while 1/3 remains static, and the last 1/3 is growing. Second, no matter what you wash your hair with, expensive or not, you WILL have build up. Build up is the natural oils, sebum, skin flakes and leftover products in your hair. Buildup is inevitable. Something as cheap as a silicone shampoo brush can help with build up. Dandruff is NOT always from build up. People can suffer from things such as Psoriasis, Eczema, sunburns that lead to peeling, and honestly just a dry scalp, although build up can be a factor. Lastly your hair washing regimen should be personal to you. If you wash your hair daily because you get oily, great! If you can go several days without washing your hair, that is also great. It’s personal. You cannot tell someone how often to wash their hair unless you are a professional and there is a problem with the current regimen. I would warn women and men alike to not take the advise of someone who has a service or product to offer. They will tell you what they want to hear. Consult your dermatologist before making decisions. And saf, your scalp WAS NOT in dire situation!! Love you tho!!

[@amythecrazygiraffe]

Hi! I had VERY thick hair as a child and a teenager, but from the age of 17 (I'm now in my mid 20s) my hair has gotten a lot thinner especially on the top, my scalp is much more visible than my peers. Is this normal aging hair loss or would you recommend being referred to a dermatologist?

[@gracepansch1178]

@@amythecrazygiraffe definitely see a dermatologist. They can take a look at your scalp and they can also test for things like pcos and thyroid disease which are many of the things that can lead to hairloss!

[@amythecrazygiraffe]

@@gracepansch1178 Thanks so much, I will do that

[@sophiaaguirre374]

Thank you for this! I burned my scalp last year and never had dandruff before but since then any direct sunlight after a while causes flakes again. If anything though this video just reminded me to take care of my scalp 🤞🤞

[@HarryStikers]

*raises hand* Psoriasis haver, I wonder how this woman would react to me lmao

[@kseniyal781]

safiya’s vids are always so rewatchable, they r literally timeless. i can watch the same video over and over without getting bored omgg

[@Amateur.Nail.Art.1]

Same.

[@sarahharris4849]

I became so relaxed watching all of the head massaging, scrubbing & rinsing, I'm practically asleep right now. I think I need to watch this every night when I get into bed

[@FeministCtulhu]

The whole "Butterfly in the skyyyyy" spa husband thing had me HOWLING. Idk who did that but give them a raise (same for the scalp vs skin care visuals, SO GOOD)

[@HPaigieS]

Definitely gives me snake oil vibes, but I still wouldn't turn down a long scalp massage.

[@riz9770]

just wanna say, you're beautiful saf, really. i know some ugly comments probably affect you and what made you apologize about how you look, but really you don't need to do that. you still look really pretty even when you're making silly and funny faces (like in your old videos which i love and still rewatched many times to this day). i just hope with time you can gained your confidence again and hopefully can shield/protect yourself (as in not let it getting in too much into your head) from ugly comments from ugly ppl (cause really, those who capable criticize someone's look (publicly and not even being asked personally) is actually the ugly one, not to mention they're also ugly on the inside). and as always, entertaining vids saf. though i do think some of what Arisa said is exaggerated (and tbh a bit scammy), but it still a nice video and as always i love how i got informed from your videos. keep creating saf (and tyler) 💪🖤

[@CW-rx2js]

Safiya, you have very good skin and hair as well...and even the microscopic view of your scalp before doing the spa was great...I barely saw any issues tbh...and it's normal to have a little. My scalp would look awful with all the dandruff

[@awhartig5847]

I'm *impressed* with the longevity of your makeup in that environment, particularly the eyeline + mascara.

[@favor3449]

Very curious to know how head spas would deal with textured hair because I'd really love to experience this but I feel like I'd leave with my hair feeling super dry and coarse

[@stephanief9240]

Same!! Like the way she washed her hair would not work for mine 😖

[@PrincessLioness]

Same

[@jurieldiaz8447]

My curls would not like this but,, relaxing :(

[@KarleneE]

I didn't realize that I was looking for your comment until I read it! So much shampoo would dry out my beautiful coils!!! Relaxing, BUT....

[@hagbau]

I was thinking this at the end after they blew out Saf’s hair, like sure maybe it makes sense for the hair types I’ve seen represented so far but not for this med-high porosity frizzy Jewish mess I’ve got. I shampoo once a week max, it’s all about conditioning.

[@InsaneCake]

Yes there seems to be a lot of scalp science woowoo from the beautician in this video, but this a fun beauty treatment video not a wellness science guide. We can enjoy it without taking it too seriously ✌🏻 (the only bit I can verify is it is possible to have tight head/scalp muscles, we do have muscles that extend across the top of the head to the forehead and mine are soooo tight from stress!)

[@jesseminuto4450]

I’d be very curious to see this discussed with a dermatologist. I think they would have a different perspective on some parts.

[@SomeoneBeginingWithI]

yeah, I'm not sure how healthy/natural/necessary it is for pores to be that open and unclogged. It looked like a very pleasant head massage but idk how good it actually is for the scalp. Lots of things that healthy bodies naturally do are kind of disgusting if you look at them up close but that doesn't mean it needs to be "fixed".

[@TheCarlScharnberg]

Yep. Not much actual science here.

[@kpopoholic_4623]

@@SomeoneBeginingWithI I feel like ive heard dermatologists debunk those steamers that people use for their skincare, but I also have heard that you shouls wash your hair first with warm water and then cold water at the end so your hair follicles can open up and let product penetrate the hair shaft, but thats hair stands and your face, not sure about your scalp! So would love to hear aswell

[@inevra4053]

6:51 "You have hair thinning already, you're still young." This is so manipulative, she said it like it's the worst thing to happen ever. I absolutely hate beauticians who rely on fear mongering to sell their services. It's why people get so dramatic over the most superficial thing. Edit: I'm not buying Arisa's explanations. Sounds more buzzwordy than accurate scalp science

[@TheSongwritingCat]

Scare and soothe is actually a brilliant way to describe this kind of sales approach

[@jifij89]

100% agree, i honestly don’t trust a lot of the info she’s sharing. just seems like she’s trying to get more people to get scalp cleanings lol

[@goomee]

this really bothered me too. I wasn't a fan of how Arisa was talking to Safiya about her scalp as if she's lazy, dirty and balding. You explained it perfectly in your comment.

[@bestnarryever]

Yeah, I got white hairs pretty early in life (I was only 12) and most of my doctors told me it’s only genetics (and my mom got them early too), but some hairstylists told me it was something wrong with my hair like “no, thanks”

[@Βασιλική-ΝικολέτταΣακελλάρη]

Hair thinning is indeed an issue but since a have it I'm certain that Safiya is more than fine ✌️ A suggestion of washing the hair more frequently and massaging it in the shower with hot water to help cleanse would be fine. She was definitely over exaggerating 😶😶

[@JvariW]

MY first time watching this KZbinr... love the way she talks. Im a listener at heart and it feels like i was hearing my fav story for the first time. More than a little enamored

[@Megan-gy4ly]

I'd be interested in seeing a microscope comparison of an unwashed scalp and a freshly washed and still wet scalp before saying this treatment is worth it.

[@teadora99]

I mean the hair was still wet? If the scalp was still dripping wet, the microscope wouldn't be able to capture much if anything.

[@Ray_Vun]

yeah, i feel like this is more of a pampering thing, and not really a needed thing for scalp cleaning. washing your hair at home and massaging the scalp as you're supposed to do when you're shampooing, likely gives the same results

[@mlem6951]

When you think this will make your'e "dirty" scalp clean, than no. It's not worth it, because your'e scalp is not dirty if you shower normally. And if you have problems with itchyness it's mostly not because of a dirty scalp, so this will also not help. But when you love when people touch your'e head and fiddle in your'e hair, than i can recommend it. Relaxation pure. Just don't let you guilttrip from the People who work there. They want to sell stuff, so they say all things :).

[@maryhernandez9699]

Oh, thank God for this comment!!!. I also think it's just for the sake of pampering, and not something people need to have done on them. I don't mean it in a hateful way.

[@Eventide215]

You saw a scalp one day after washing and a scalp still wet after the treatment within this video.. so what exactly are you requesting? What you just saw? The only thing I'd like to see is another shot after the blow out because the scalp being dry then wet for so long would cause it to swell from the moisture. So I wonder if that's just why it looks more smooth, but you can't deny that Safiya's pores did actually open up considerably. Also, this is a spa treatment so most of it is the pampering. There is something nice about not washing your own hair or anything. Getting it washed then blow dried and styled while not lifting a finger is pretty nice and I hate people touching me.

[@catherineviolinist]

This looks super relaxing! My only question is if they have curly hair-friendly products (no silicones or drying alcohols) for their treatments. I started paying more attention to the ingredients in my hair products a few years ago to make my hair healthier, but my scalp could benefit from something like this for sure!

[@dawsie]

I know what you mean I started using a more natural shampoo and conditioner and I’m stunned at how curly my hair has gotten I had forgotten I had supper curly hair as a child and teenager I’m so pleased at my hair is getting back to the way it was 40 years ago and all because I stopped using commercial products.

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

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[@minditris9229]

People get so scared of silicones unfairly, I have very curly hair and silicones actually help improve my hair's curls. Too many "natural" products end up weighing my fine hair down, and you should ultimately be more concerned with if it makes your hair look and feel good rather than following arbitrary ingredient rules that may or may not apply to your own hair. If you're that concerned and you find a place, you could ask ahead about specific ingredients.

[@gyspelee1862]

@@minditris9229 hi sorry to bother you. I actully wanted to ask what products you use 🥺👉👈 I also have super fine curly hair and have been looking for products for my hair for the last 3 years. That don't weight my hair down and helps define my natural curl. Iv followed the ingredients for years but have never had a success.

[@JK-zz4ip]

Straight hair is not much different, I have long, fine hair but super thick. And I use so called curly hair products. It's a myth that curly hair needs more special products. It's more about application.

[@shadowcadette]

I honestly would be so down to see a series of Tyler getting various self care treatments

[@ericaosborne5241]

That scalp treatment looked heavenly. It is exactly the thing I never know I needed and now I'm on a mission to find a place that offers it! Saf's hair looked incredible after!!

[@janelleg597]

The hair effect was the result of fancy hair products, Not the scalp treatment.

[@emericcson123]

So in Japan, it's traditional to wash pretty close to once a day because of the way our natural hair produces oil and our strands lay (basically, it traps oil in and having dark strands, it's very visible). Cleanliness is the main goal for all Japanese beauty, so for centuries, we have been washing pretty frequently (the only change was during wartime, when there were soap shortages...there's a story of my obaachan putting egg whites in her sisters' hair, like a mousse, and them not being able to get it out with the cheap army supplied soap for weeks lol). I personally wash my hair every day (and use a shampoo scrubber, sooooo satisfying) as I have since I was a child (raised by a Japanese mom) but apply conditioner to only the ends (if I use anything stronger than a light conditioner, my hair turns into a curtain of instant grease). Once I stopped sleeping on pillows that had dirty hair on it too, my acne pretty much disappeared, so it helps with that too. Rice water has also been a traditional ingredient to wash hair with that helps keep it strong and shiny without weighing it down. But just like skin care only works when individualized to the person's skin, there's no "treat all" for hair/scalp care. I just know this does work pretty well for specifically Japanese heads of hair lol.

[@jessicaa3641]

Interesting! I think people in the US get so many mixed messages about hair care because there are a lot of different hair types.

[@LynnHermione]

Human hair is not that different. If you wash every day it produces more oil, that is biological fact

[@copiumforthepeople]

I experimented with washing more and less ever since I got passionate about hair care/science. My scalp just feels healthier with daily shampoos and I also shed less (even in proportion, i.e. I seem to shed more than double the amount if I skip a day of washing).There are ways to prevent damage with good hair care.

[@ecemsurgulu6367]

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[@Pilapuzzles]

@@copiumforthepeople it’s normal to shed 80-100 hairs a day actually. The reason it looks like you’re shedding double if you wash less frequently is just because you’re not touching your hair as much in between, so when all the parts that have already shedded come out in the shower, it looks like way more. Your scalp also needs oils to stay healthy and daily shampoos will strip that away There’s a reason why people who wash their hair every day will get insanely greasy if they condition the scalp even a little and it’s because when your scalp and skin are dry your skin produces more oils to try and make up for it. Instead try washing less and letting your skin take care of itself instead of stripping it every day

[@worldangel7]

safiya looks so beautiful and cute during the scalp cleaning!! i kept thinking how happy and cute she looks... i wish she wouldn't apologize for her face/makeup she always looks perfect :'(

[@yeplsleavemealone3988]

As someone who bleaches their hair every few months WE DAMN KNOW washing ur hair isn’t even good for your hair. It’s just made to get rid of the oil to LOOK good, your natural oils from your scalp are super important for maintaining/growing healthy hair or any hair.

[@eitje1373]

ikrrr i was cringing when she said she washed her hair like 5 times 😭😭😭 thats gonna dry out her hair so much

[@Iceechibi]

@@eitje1373 Head spa is meant to be like a once a month/not all the time or often kind of thing. I got it when I studied there in Japan and it helped for my scalp because I get build-up and my scalp flakes, even though I only wash it every 3 days (I have natural 2A-2C wavy hair). I have tried to go longer for over 3 years, but I simply cannot wear my hair down, even with dry shampoo past day 3. My hair is naturally blond and thin, but there is a lot of actual hairs so people think my hair is thick, but it only seems thick. But yeah if you got this almost every week, it would be super drying. But for me, my hair was the cleanest and most healthy when I got these every now and then. Hair is a very YMMV (your mileage may vary) so it works for some but not for everyone.

[@shadowsoulless6227]

You're sitting here saying that we're not even supposed to wash our hair, bitch. If I don't wash my hair my scalp gets so itchy that I will scratch until it bleeds.... Tf You mean it's bad to wash her hair????

[@mikeedongki]

Hi! I think it really varies from place to place, person to person. Where I am (really hot and humid), and with the skin I have (oily), not washing daily does cause a lot of oil buildup that only made my scalp so itchy. I went to the salon and they said the oil in my hair isn't the good kind, aggravating my dandruff. It only really got better just when I went back to washing it every day. It'd be nice to add these disclaimers for context because the environment really does affect it! :)

[@yeplsleavemealone3988]

@@mikeedongki that’s actually very true when i moved to a new very warm place my hair was oily for the first like month no matter how much i washed it it was a nightmare. Definitely depends! sending love to everyone’s hair that no one has to go through the chore of washing everyday