No shampoo for 30 days?

[@chocolatechipclub3713]

Conditioner left the chat

[@AntonPogonin]

Whole point of conditioner is to replenish natural oils which shampoos strip away from your hair and scalp. If you're not using shampoo in general, then you're natural hair oils will stay in check. Ergo, no need for conditioner. Unless you have a really specific hair type that needs it. Otherwise stay away from it.

[@danielmarshall5058]

​@@AntonPogonin exactly

[@soda9835]

conditioner doesn’t wash your hair lol

[@thegamerchampie8351]

Edit: I used shampoo, it made my hair flat and frizzy but my hair feels softer cuz it was oily, I might gotta stick with using shampoo very little and only use it once it starts getting greasy, cuz when I used shampoo but then didn't use any hair products or anything cuz I didn't have enough time, my hair curls were looser and defined and it wasn't frizzy but the minute I use shampoo it's frizzy for a couple days but then it gets better. Hate the process because it takes days for my hair to actually look good and then it only like that for 1 or 2 days I don't use shampoo but I use conditioner bc it helps make it smell nicer and have have very very curly hair as I am mixed. So it helps me detangle it easier and quicker but now that I stopped using shampoo, when I do use it, which is only for special conditions but I don't do that anymore bc now when I use shampoo, it gets really really greasy and frizzy and it looks like my hair died,my dandruff is so much better and I don't have to be self conscious of having little white specs in my hair and having dandruff falling whenever I do anything

[@turquoisephoenix6548]

or you could just rely on nature to do its job for once

[@Gatorgrunt]

Yep, I only wash my hair once every other week with a ricewater shampoo. My hair has never been healthier. It’s the best way to go after bleaching your hair as well. Okay to clear some things up- 1) my hair looks fine in my profile pic I don't know what you're seeing but my hair is literally just tied up. 2) just because I don't wash my hair everyday doesn't mean I don't shower everyday. I rinse my hair out in the shower everyday. 3) when I did bleach my hair, not washing it for a couple of days after bleaching helped with any frizziness that came from bleaching and helped keep it from being as dry as it would have been had I washed it everyday after. 4) everyone's hair is different. This is what works for me. 5) my hair is thick and has a mixed texture. If i wash everyday, it's very unmanageable and looks like I have a lion's mane. 6) just do what you want to do. If this is gross to you than okay, but it's what works for me.

[@tengkuhafiz4174]

How do you formulate the rice water? Gimme the measurements

[@swishstudios285]

Then how does shampoo make it worse

[@devildogs1147]

@@swishstudios285we lived thousands of years without shampoo. Shampoo was created during the war because woman were putting gel in their hair to work and needed to wash it out. The oils on your head naturally “clean” your hair. We were never supposed to use shampoo

[@h0m1ess]

@@swishstudios285It literally pulls out all the moisturizing agents in your hair, idk about you but any time i shower with just shampoo, my hair is extremely dry and brittle after.

[@lillyburden]

Damn i wish i knew this i bleached my hair last year but iv seen this ricewater is there a certain brand of rice that works best

[@parsahsn5219]

As someone with really greasy hair who also ditched everything for 40 days, my hair got greasy af and didnt fix until i started shampooing again. Just trying to get this out there so hopefully it can help someone, it doesnt necessarily work for everyone. Different hairs react differently to this routine. Edit: this got a lot of replies to I'm just gonna clear some things up: 1) my diet is actually pretty healthy thanks to my parents, no greasy food and no sugar for the most part. 2) I did shower lmao, as in I did wash my hair, some people mistakenly thought I didnt do that either. I think if one doesn't wash their hair they're in for a heap of trouble. Anyways it was just water and a tiny bit of brushing for 40 days, but that was it. 3) my hair didn't just get greasy, it also smelled awful, so that's also something to keep in mind. Thanks for reading lol, and thank you all for the suggestions. I might try the challenge once again by using the suggested products and ofc not going cold turkey, but who knows, maybe one day.

[@dirgeofthedawn]

Yep, tried to do the same. I had to go back to at least a simple, semi-regular shampooing and conditioning routine. You have to take into the hair type, scalp health, etc. I have incredibly thick, wavy hair that is wiry when left au naturale, and a good wash + curling cream leaves it healthy, wealthy, and ready for the outside world.

[@nah5046]

you do it wrong, don't go shock your hair by forcing them too early by not shampooing. hair still need to maintain the same way as you did with shampoo, as your hair become very greasy, the hair already maintained your routine. start by having less frequencies of washing your hair with shampoo. for example if you do 7x/week make it 6 the next week and so on. Your hair still need to maintain, you're just shocking your hair by stopping too soon.

[@parsahsn5219]

@nah5046 I will admit I did it cold turkey, but I shower once every two / three days. Again, if your hair is extremely greasy because of genetics, chances are it won't work. I take after my dad, so I know. Not to mention the bad smell never went away, despite me scrubbing my scalp as thoroughly as possible ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@starrs802]

Its the same like moist Creme for your skin. When u take it for years and then stop your skin will get realy dry because its used to it. Same like with shampoo We dont need shampoo its a Marketing sceme from around the 1980's some dude wanted peauple to use special sope just for your hair eaven if it didnt had any specialtys to it. In your extreme caise it also should Balance itself out after a while(longer while) . There is a natural oil circle that your scalp and Hair will do but first it needs to restard it (sry for Bad englich)

[@parsahsn5219]

@@starrs802 dw your English is perfectly fine, it ain't my first language either lol I am wondering though, the sebums (if I remember the term correctly) can apparently get a bit out of control and make your hair really greasy, and something that is really good at keeping them in check & at bay is shampoos...then again I've not researched this nearly enough to confidently claim anything, just some articles and Q&As from google I might try going au naturel in the future once again, but my hair's smell was so bad it kinda discouraged me 😆 I also feel the need to mention, I use shampoo and shampoo only. No conditioner, nothing else

[@FaZe_Hope401]

Bros hair is majestic

[@lilfeminist7911]

Gay

[@redditmanllegnisthebirdofh9887]

J oily as fuck

[@tristonsnider2685]

​@@lilfeminist7911 man shut up

[@skeleton4945]

​@@lilfeminist7911what?

[@I_like_planets]

​@@lilfeminist7911🤡

[@groomingocean26]

Bro is a certified discord mod

[@the_special_cat578]

No because he actually showers

[@Lurkio1]

Blud ur supposed to shampoo about once a week. I’m sure I didn’t know that but shampoo is bad for ur hair and scalp. Natural oils are essential to healthy hair. Condition and water wash every day but I honestly shampoo like 3 times a month maybe

[@AMechanicSomewhere]

My boys gotta let that crust develop

[@TB21hunnid]

​@@Lurkio1 The mayo menaces wouldn't understand Brodie🤦🏾‍♂️

[@poompus9915]

Difference is that he’s actually showering

[@ariismerzhoffmeister2720]

my hair just does all that on its own 💀 the styling bit

[@Thirteenhomes161]

Dude got thin ass dry ass hair that’s why it takes two weeks for his hair to get to that point

[@georgestergioudis5075]

nobody gives a fuck bro

[@fear211]

@@georgestergioudis5075 nobody gives a fuck that you take the time to comment besides I care cause the same thing happens to me and I think its cool

[@phatlewt2932]

​@@fear211 I gave a fuck that he took the time to comment

[@coolice5786]

​@@georgestergioudis5075the fact you gave your own time to comment, shows that you did give a fuck.

[@AzureRadio]

It does indeed acclimate to being natural. As long as you do a STRONG rinse once or twice a week it's perfectly fine. Assuming you don't get something gross in your hair. People WAY over wash their hair and it hurts it then they wonder why.

[@Fulanolethal]

This guy Single handedly make a whole community of mens talk about their hair health

[@ryitghost9869]

My roommate in college hasn’t showered for 2 months and got lice, so thank you for reminding me of the trauma I have to go back to after winter break 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jabnj004]

rip

[@wadecox8317]

We just living the same life

[@spookytiger8169]

Just don't get lice 🤷‍♂️

[@ryitghost9869]

@@spookytiger8169 if only you knew how hard that was in a 15’ x 15’ room with 2 other people crammed in there

[@Weedwizard600]

That doesn’t make sense they like clean hair

[@user-to9wt3zm5u]

Im pretty sure my brother saw this. Its been a year and he still greasy 😂😂

[@asaruff]

You still got to scrub your scalp. Get a scalp massager

[@user-to9wt3zm5u]

@@asaruff I'll get him one for Christmas

[@beanie6726]

​@user-to9wt3zm5u did you ever get it 🤔

[@Ferrishlikeseverything]

@@user-to9wt3zm5udid you get him the scalp massager??

[@lizard9285]

​@@user-to9wt3zm5u Did you?? 🧐

[@jeetlebuice]

The lack of "i can smell this video" and "smell it through the screen" comments is genuinely surprising. That being said, even if you don't smell it, trust me, everyone around you does

[@decay144]

This, even 3-4 days of not washing hair, makes it smells really bad

[@overloadzawuardo7154]

you gotta wait, took me a while and the smell went away, get a scalp massager to get rid of build up

[@hlewis5217]

⁠@@decay144 literally me after 3 days. Even thoroughly rinsing with fragrant shampoo the unpleasant smell will start to return. I've gone through 7 days without shampoo and my hair looked like a mf supermodel. You can always use hair perfume to cover it up.

[@cosmic_cheikh]

Bullshit. Just don't wash you hair with toilet water. You can just use lemon juice sometimes to wash the hair don't be stupid your hair just doesn't need shampoo every day simply coz a lot of chemicals sh*t in it

[@angry_zergling]

@@overloadzawuardo7154Are you sure it's not just a case of after 3 days you yourself can't smell it anymore? Most stinky people don't notice they're stinky because if they did they'd do something about it. People typically can't smell their own bad breath or body odor but the people around them can.

[@moreofagil8501]

Lol, well I’m African American, I can’t answer that for you 😂 .. if we washed our hair everyday it’d fall out. I get my hair washed once a month ❤

[@boredperson6934]

Exactly. I’m black and African American too and these people definitely wouldn’t last with our protective hairstyles 😭

[@TBlevins2222]

Right lol this is for da white folks

[@roseashkiiii4361]

​@@boredperson6934I'm a black nigerian and the protective hairstyles 😭🤚

[@julyol119]

I tried that for a month. The itch never went away and then my neurodermatitis came back with a force, where I thought I was completely over it. Also made my hair super heavy and stringy. The only hairstyle that didn't look horrible was a ponytail with a braid. My hair didn't grow faster, it didn't become healthier and looked absolutely the same when I started washing again. And it took me a few weeks to get rid of the itchiness. Maybe it works for some people. Didn't work for me at all. Edit: As I get these like every other comment: - No, I do not have a bad diet. Yes, I have tried different diets throughout my life. A healthy diet is definitely better for skin, hair and overall health. Exercise is also important! - No, I did not just stop washing my hair. It was a whole routine with a lot of brushing, washing with water and washing my brushes. And yes, I still used soap on my body. - The scalp does not produce more sebum if you wash your hair regularly, that's a myth with no base in science. - I wash every 3-4 days with the Wella SP clear scalp shampoo and sometimes I switch it for a milder shampoo to not strip my hair too much. I also oil my hair and use a watery hair tonic on my scalp if I feel like I need it. I also massage my scalp to increase blood flow and relieve tension. My hair grows like crazy (waist length rn and I'm going to cut off a big chunk again soon) and is in a good condition. As are my nails and skin in general. - The problems I tasked about came and went with not using any shampoo. That's the common denominator. - Neurodermatitis is a chronic condition. I am lucky enough, that it's not so bad, that I can't manage it well usually. The no shampoo method was one of the things I tried in managing my rather dry scalp. It didn't work for me and that is okay. Other things did. - Your experience with it is valid and legit, but so is mine. It's absolutely worth it to try different things to be more comfortable with your hair. No shampoo or very infrequent shampoo is an absolutely legit method for SOME people. It not working for me doesn't mean it's bad for you, but also doesn't mean I am doing anything wrong. We all have different skin and hair and there is no one size fits all solution. - If you have skin/hair problems, don't hesitate to investigate whether there might be some underlying condition. Sometimes it's as easy to mend as making sure your vitamin levels are good enough. But sometimes there could be something else and it's always better to know than not to know, especially since some conditions make each other worse. EditEdit: It's really fascinating to see that now that I've very thoroughly addressed the samey comments I've been getting here, instead of rude and baseless assumptions about my diet and hygiene, I just get rudeness for the sake of it. Thanks for letting everyone know you have nothing to contribute. Sorry for making you upset with my experience.

[@PutSomeTwazOnIt]

Sounds like you have some other issues that aren’t exactly related to no shampoo, I would recommend only shampooing 2x a month. Try a shampoo and conditioner that is natural, no sulfates and silicones. Your other issues may have to be taken care of by a professional

[@Zendarolin]

All hair types are different

[@047Kenny]

All hair is different btw. This might not work for someone else the same way it works for him.

[@CKGaming420]

Me

[@julyol119]

@@PutSomeTwazOnIt Afaik the dermatologist standpoint on the topic is to wash as often as is needed to get rid of the itching, because the itching means there is an inflammation going on. For me that is every three to four days. After years of trial and error (several medical shampoos, that were horrible and a whole bunch of shampoos with and without all kinds of stuff and in a big price range), I am now using the Wella SP Clear Scalp Shampoo against dandruff. I did not have dandruff, but that shampoo gives me the longest period until I begin to feel uncomfortable. I don't care that it has sulfates, as long as my skin and my hair are healthy. And they are.

[@kiddingkhatt1804]

Hair is different for everyone, some people have to wash their hair every day and other people can’t wash their hair for more than twice a week. There is a reason there are so many types of shampoo and conditioner. Not using shampoo could be horrible for some types of hair and work amazing for other types. If this doesn’t work for you then try something else til you figure out what works for you.

[@krnldude]

So true, people with oily hair thinking of trying this 'hack' needs to see this comment!

[@stonecoldslate]

@@krnldude I’m like this as well. My hair is so naturally oily/greasy that if I don’t wash it daily with shampoo, I get massive scalp itching until my scalp just starts to bleed. It’s horrendous.

[@yourlie_ismypittance]

​@stonecoldslate yeah same I'd scratch myself to bits if I didn't shampoo that long. I can only go a day or two without shampoo before I start bleeding cause the itch gets so bad.

[@Nobody-hn3ib]

Nobody has to shower everyday

[@Calviinnn]

@@Nobody-hn3ib nah bro everyone needs to shower everyday 💀what are you on

[@KingDeadMan]

I did this 3-4mnths before the start of 2024, it was a really good decision on my part. Before, my scalp was very itchy & I'd have a mountain of dandruff if I didn't wash it everyday. Now there's no dandruff after a good, high pressure rinse (I only use water, and I have a hand-held showerhead. I use the jet function to get to my scalp). I've even convinced some others to start the same process (with obvious variance in the routine, suitable for the person's needs). The only product I put in my head after all this time is black castor oil (for hair growth). My hair is naturally oily, so for a while, I only needed my sebum to keep it healthy. Now It needs a tad bit of help from going dry, especially in the back- and black castor oil is what I use to combat breakage. I apply this stuff when my hair is lightly damp to the touch (from water) because the oil helps keep the moisture balance from being too dry.

[@arranbegley9123]

It's only February???

[@KingDeadMan]

@@arranbegley9123 Actually, It's March 1st. 🤷‍♂️

[@vyyo5025]

When I had short hair I always washed it every day, but after I grew it out I had heard that not washing it helped so I started washing it only once a week, and I must say it has made my hair feel much healthier and look much better. The Locs feels great and flow fantastic.

[@antoniomatthews4319]

as someone with really heavily textured hair, I usually have to wash it with shampoo every three or four days to get that nice of it being clean, but not being super dry either

[@zenuchidata592]

Thank you, my hair is no where near on your level I'm betting, but 10x curlier than the guy in the video, so this is the most helpful in ending this debate for me at least

[@papaicebreakerii8180]

I have 4c hair and I gotta wash it every two or three weeks. Sm longer depending on how I style it. Shampoo is def still important tho

[@ShrodingersDawg]

Yesss exactly, I have to shampoo and condition on day 3 for my hair to be nice and not dry, water alone just simply won’t allow mine to be soft and look good!

[@VegetaBlack1993]

Black guy here with long hair.....wash my hair once every 2 or 3 weeks and my hair is dope....long and curly 🤌🏾

[@zenuchidata592]

Shoot at this point I'm convinced this whole thing comes down to genetics, that's the only way that these methods dont work for everyone. It's not that it doesn't work, it just that it doesnt work for you. Kinda like being immune (not allergic) to certain medicines, you used it on the subject but it wont have an effect

[@cameo2160]

Discord mods trying not to take a shower:

[@grapefrootRL]

he still showers, just no shampoo🤠🇬🇧👶🎅🎅

[@zepos]

Bro it's shampoo

[@jonboy9734]

@@grapefrootRLso no soap. Just stands there and lets the water hit him.

[@infinity002]

​@@jonboy9734...??? Tf are you talking about mate

[@YourMom-wi5to]

@@jonboy9734think we found the dude who doesn’t shower…

[@beanmachine917]

I follow a Victorian hair care routine (I have very long hair) and wash my hair twice a month, double shampoo’d on the scalp ONLY (the soapy water that rinses down enough to clean the rest of your hair) then condition the ends and middle, let that sit, then let my hair air dry in braids with plenty of good argan oil

[@subaruboi4944]

I agree with this, just rinsing your hair really well is all you need for short hair.

[@miguelbarcelo9208]

People have different hair. Hair reacts differently and it’s only based on your skin. If any problem happens or not it’s always nice to consult a dermatologist so they can guide into doing what’s best to take care of your hair.

[@Coldfront-sg3tt]

🤓

[@LordDagon114]

@@Coldfront-sg3ttget a life homie

[@RecKOner21]

It has nothing to do with skin your dermatologist is a liar and wants your money lol your hair depends on your diet and weather plus pollution in your city lol and DNA but your scalp has nothing to do with your hair follicles

[@jay-arsonio6758]

I agree 💯

[@RecKOner21]

@@jay-arsonio6758 🤦‍♂️

[@stpbasss3773]

I don't shampoo my hair at all................. But then again I buzz my hair and it's usually only like a eighth of an inch long😂.

[@ceasarjamestolentino9749]

your completly discusting🤢🤮😷🤧🤕

[@deathknight1239]

So you're bald

[@navysealsrecruitmentteam7107]

@@deathknight1239 yes he's got the crayon eater hair

[@ViinnePorreta]

Remember guys, that is HIS SCALP, his results don't translate to your results

[@shafiquliqmal1655]

As a person who have not wash my hair for 2 years, i see this as an absolute win

[@21mnm21]

Ew

[@karimbojalil4770]

Yes!! I also stopped using factory shampoos and the hair really does get more beautiful without the "beauty" shit they sell at stores

[@jimismacho]

Nonsense. Detergent is the ONLY thing that can wash hair..

[@Petperson17]

If i dont use a cream for my hair it will look frizzy dead and dry and it feels 10x worse. So the beauty products sold at stores are for specific people not everyone uses them and not everyone can use the same one but some people need them 💀

[@greyfox4838]

​​@@Petperson17that depends on the hair, only people with curly hair need hair cream to stop frizz

[@Petperson17]

@@greyfox4838 yeah

[@kawardt6784]

you sir, stinks

[@IAmGrimReefer]

I had a couple cosmetologists as gfs in the past and they always said don’t wash your hair every day. I wash mine every other day due to me having very curly long hair.

[@mothman5330]

washing it too much makes it frizzy

[@IAmGrimReefer]

@@mothman5330 100% I hate that. I work manual labor and sweat a lot and that’s why I do it every other day

[@KingOvFails]

Bros is out here dating multiple cosmetologists. Where can I get this side quest?

[@dokesahaunani9679]

Licensed barber stylist here: It's best to train your hair not to be washed every day but if it can't be helped conditioner is your best friend! Most people push their wash day to once a week especially for curly or long hair. If you have really oily scalp however it's better to lessen that time frame. For dry scalp try using leave in conditioner or oils. If you decide you just need a quick rinse off between wash days make sure to use conditioner. Using only water can make your hair have high porosity and cause more damage to it.

[@IAmGrimReefer]

@@dokesahaunani9679 that’s pretty much my routine for my hair.

[@marcol4208]

I use shampoo twice a week, i just like how my hair feels after shampooing. But i also quit using shampoo every day because it did some damage to my hair. I agree with you that it is good to try some things and figure out what works best with your hair.

[@Casiraul]

Alternate title : becoming a discord mod for 30 days

[@robikon2204]

he still showered wdym?

[@HavikXIII]

I had to explain this to my wife. I has psoriasis and one of the places affected is my scalp, so it dries out and is painful if i wash my hair too frequently. She used to wash it every day, sometimes multiple times, but my hair was always more luxurious. Now she washes it every 2 or 3 days and its so much healthier, because she isnt washing out the natural oils

[@jjody]

Duuuuude what helps your psoriasis? It’s been years for me n it hasn’t gotten better😩

[@cappxd.6126]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@jjody try using natural oils/remedies. Just search up on it. Everyone has their own way but make sure to do enough research and ask enough questions. Even ask a GP (doctor) about it, they usually are able to help. I’m a barber, so I can only give you so (x) amount of information, I don’t know you. Ht I’m sure you’ve read heaps and tried stuff but don’t be scared to try something others have or even talk about it. There’s nothing wrong with it. It’s not a like you should feel ashamed of it. It’s really about dealing with it with confidence and allowing your self to gain knowledge, There’s not really much you can do to “cure” it, to be honest nothing at all there isn’t a cure, but you can help put it as ease. Meaning it wont inflame as much or be strikingly red from irritation, or even itchiness. Everyone reacts differently no matter how good anything works for someone, not everything works on everyone Hope my input kind of helps.

[@alexdav-bc2ik]

bro what helped you? literally struggling with this my whole life, my sister also has it. Been to a dermatologist maybe 7 times over some 15 years, always comes back. Spots on my chest pop up regularly, and sometimes my skin on my head hardens amd dries so much it becomes a scab x.x

[@alexdav-bc2ik]

i wash my head once every 10 days with the most natural-eco shampoo there is. No, the hair doesnt get greasy at all! washing the hair often does no good, same for the body

[@brandosdot]

would also like to know how you got help with it if possible

[@SanaNasimi]

No one going to talk about how good he looks

[@asaruff]

😳

[@Phen1xEXE]

Nah I'm gonna keep talking. You good lookin

[@DanteMayCry-qv5kf]

Bros majestic

[@SFADonuttunoD]

im coming B)

[@spectrea2187]

​@@Phen1xEXE It is Friday. I think I'll indoctrinate your family members into the church of scientology

[@dvr1382]

this is exactly how it went for me too lol. ive been doing it for longer than 30 days tho. but at this point theres no need to style it, its fluffy and healthy and ive had a lot of people compliment it : )

[@shantanunikam6045]

Dude I don't shampoo my hair either 😂 it's only when I get a new hair cut probably in like 2-3 months 😅

[@santiagofernandez3948]

i use shampoo once a month and condition my hair every day using luke warm to cold water on my hair only. it’s different for everyone but that’s helped me grow my hair maintain its shine, texture and natural growth pattern soo much

[@rainegingerfish8860]

Is it actually shine or is it just greasy looking cos there is a big difference

[@FLEXJR69]

​@rainegingerfish8860 shine. It's smooth, and your hands will always come back clean and grease free.

[@winzxp]

​@FLEXJR69 do u have type 4 hair?

[@FLEXJR69]

@@winzxp I have 3b curls

[@EvasiveShado]

I do the same 😊

[@theyluvvmary]

As a black person this is normal ive been able to go without washing my hair for 3 months with braids in

[@StephJ0seph]

Exactly lol as a black woman this is normal for us

[@_.mooncake._]

Not me yall musty

[@theyluvvmary]

@@_.mooncake._ who u to be talking ? sorry ive trained my hair to do that .

[@iris.279]

​@@_.mooncake._how we musty when that's the texture of hair and it's trained to do that 😊

[@Love_Dior821]

​@@_.mooncake._I bet you ain't talking you face prolly musty

[@projectdelta50]

The natural styling is true. Im a dude with hair just over a foot long, and when i shampoo my hair, its just a puffball. I have curly hair, and when i just use water, the curls form and look great, just how his are in the video. Your natural oils are quite good for you.

[@A25f7]

Try one year… I also started this on my own accord. Not wanting to use chemicals in products anymore. No more greasy hair, no more smelly hair and dandruff eventually stops if you shower with a head that removes chlorine from the tap water. The Chems in the shower water matters too they dry out your head and skin. And coconut oil for moisturizing the scalp.

[@LeoGrimm]

Hey! I actually did this as well. He is absolutely right, I did go back to using shampoo, but I wash my hair maybe twice a week. The shampoo strips your hair of its natural oils, and all that. I have VERY curly hair that goes down to my butt, so if anyone is like eh, he has short hair does it work for long hair, yes, yes it does.

[@jvv80085]

twice a week is still a lot, you can shift from twice to once a week pretty easy, I recommend it!

[@commentnightmare-dq7pr]

​@@Mursaal i find it an important information👺

[@beastt549]

you definitley smell like a discord mod

[@0-10Junko]

⁠@@beastt549you don’t know what your talking about your hair doesn’t even stink if you don’t wash it 😂 with the shampoo you get from the store that’s bad for your hair they claim it’s good but it ain’t 🤦‍♂️

[@chargedbowl]

You have no clue about hair care and it shows. ​@@beastt549

[@jsdid]

I havent washed my hair with shampoo since thanksgiving this year, and I am loving it! I was worried about my hair being oily/getting dandruff, but neither has happened! As long as I wash it out with water, it leaves the perfect amount of oils in my hair, making it easily stylable, and its making my hair be slightly more wavy, compared to the flat and straight it used to be. Im lovin it!

[@nuggieslova4703]

Please do still use shampoo just once to twice a week I don’t recommend not using it at all

[@tru5086]

@@nuggieslova4703why

[@kaidaxzz]

I started around the same time as you and just swear my dandruff has somehow doubled please help

[@zekeharris6839]

@@kaidaxzzno shampooing isn’t for everyone. You just have to find what works for you.

[@tru5086]

@@kaidaxzz yeah it isn’t for everyone and you still need to wash your hair every day and scrub it

[@niftyjim8255]

i haven’t washed my hair with shampoo in years and yea when you initially stop using it it takes months for your head to adjust but once it does it cleans itself and regulates it’s oil levels properly . i just wash it with water when i have a shower each night and have never had a partner tell me my hair smells

[@zeith549]

I tried this last month for 2 weeks and I can say that my hair has never felt more strong ever, it really did "style" itself because it had a lot of volume + it was thick not thin. I don't recommend it however, it hurts when i brush and dandruff is falling out of my head a little bit as my day goes on.

[@TacticGT]

Aye you’re extremely underrated bro keep up the good work

[@-oldhope-]

*you're

[@Ghost_0418]

When i started shampooing once a week for half a year my hair started thinning really bad. My hair always smelled it was always greasy and looked and felt horrible. I kept lying to myself saying it just had to get used to be washed less. It.did.not. So i started washing it everyday again. A bunch of baby hairs and new growth started appearing, i could finnably wear my hair down and wasnt insecure

[@demize3365]

Thank you, some people need it

[@aky8386]

Everyone hair is different! That might be your case so thank you for sharing your experience, for me it's different, the more I was it the oiler it gets😭

[@aky8386]

​@@demize3365nah what the video says it's true, it's just basic knowledge, there's no need to use a hundred products to restore your hair oils if you're gonna wash them away the moment you see them , it's natural ans it's healthy for your hair, most shampoos aren't meant to be used every day

[@ethanator8265]

I can’t imagine once a week being the solution. You’d basically just get the negatives of stopping shampoo every week.

[@Vivyf]

Prolly cause of the grease, your hair cant grow

[@cdrunner7876]

You can also just use coconut oil.

[@user-wl7ke4gt7m]

I can agree i don t use shampoo for like 1.5 month rn, and my hair started finally styling and looking good, when 8 use shampoo my hair flat af

[@Jayjuheard]

I haven’t showered in 2 months and the resultas are amazing you just have to get past the first week of crusty ass crack and you’re golden.

[@Jaaacken]

the FUCK?

[@Jayjuheard]

Almost 3 months now and my skin is glowing. Literally.

[@Jayjuheard]

@@debb789 gottah try it dude, the ass rash isn’t even that bad.

[@lchigoKurosaki.]

Oh nah 😭

[@DormantGolem]

@@Jayjuheard you may not smell it but everyone and the convention does.

[@Clover2a4688]

Depends on the person! I can’t go for more than a day because i get overstimulated with the accumulation of oil

[@Daphne..]

REAL

[@kys8166]

The accumulation of oil is due to shampoo depriving your scalp of oil which leads to your scalp producing extra to make up for it. After a week or so that will go away

[@brothatscrazy3418]

That's because your scalp has acclimated to being dried out. He stated himself that it took 2 weeks before his hair stopped being greasy. I've tried it myself after fearing hair thinning. It took a little over 3 weeks but my hair stopped being greasy after that.

[@cojocoolguy1609]

I​@@brothatscrazy3418if you have very straight hair this won't work, your hair will stay greasy

[@jose97777]

Tf y mean u get overstimulated what does that mean

[@manuakasam]

I did this once as well, but for me the transition was multiple months until my hair got "usable" again. That being said, I did go back to treating my hair again, but only once per week with high quality products. My hair hasn't been better ever.

[@Teejayoo9]

I recommend washing it every sunday It can give you a little more volume at first but over time it might be flowy the longer it gets but if you want more volume id say maybe every other Sunday

[@Nobody.L]

Washing it with water? Or shampoo?

[@Teejayoo9]

@@Nobody.L shampoo but be sure you dont use too much depending if how you want it if you want it flowy more shampoo if you want it volumy use less

[@Nobody.L]

@@Teejayoo9 ohhk So should I not wash my hair the other 6 days? Even with water?

[@Teejayoo9]

@@Nobody.L so i normally bath not shower but i ussually dont get my hair wet those 6 days but if you have a shower you cant really help it but it doesnt really change anything if you get it wet or not

[@Nobody.L]

@@Teejayoo9 ohhk thank you.

[@No-gy7tv]

im black and i dont wash our hair for months at a time if i keep it in a protective style, i normally do braids.

[@Feminazi1dc]

Y’all should really stop that is nasty asf you know we shed millions of skin particles each day including on our scalp? …

[@andaltargren9015]

Yeah we smell you people all the time. Y’all can’t tell but it actually stinks when y’all don’t wash.

[@No-gy7tv]

@@andaltargren9015 “you people” is crazyy

[@No-gy7tv]

@@andaltargren9015 and we wash our hair properly on our braiding day, the only time it would stink is when it gets wet. Stereotyping based of certain people you smell doesn’t mean everybody does that same exact thing. It’s called diversity for a reason

[@DS-fg2nb]

@@andaltargren9015that is actually an insane thing to say lmao. Crazies part is things like braids for example do an amazing job of keeping the smell of hair suppressed be it good or bad

[@icravefriedchicken]

Disclaimer. Everyone's hair is different, so is your skin and oils. While not washing your hair will work for some people, it might not work with you. It's best to discuss with your dermatologist if not washing is best for your hair and skin.

[@federicohu9713]

That’s is almost a lie. Human being don’t need shampoo, just try to wash you hair with hot water. Obliviously that means you need to wash frequently the head.

[@koppii2]

@@federicohu9713 washing your hair with hot water damages your scalp, you have to wash it with warm water

[@brothatscrazy3418]

​@@thecommonloonBecause your scalp has acclimated to shampoo. After a few weeks to a month your hair will stop being as greasy.

[@federicohu9713]

@@koppii2 it will not destroy the scalp and washing with warm water will not clean as good as hot water

[@user-pk4nr6dy9g]

Okay chatgpt

[@tempest13yearsago22]

Doing that since start of January, it itches for days but i just washed it with water. Now i only used condition 1-2 times a week. I can style it they way i want and also its grease sometimes after working out but just wash it with water,its good. Straight hair asian guy (used to get a flat hair so i bought a textured powder but dont need it anymore)

[@jiffybiffyroblox6379]

You can actually not wash your hair technically and get away with it… but this only applies if you either: swim a lot, take baths, and most importantly don’t smoke/ live in a city with a lot of smog. Smog in sebum =stank. And tbh showers become irrelevant because showers only work if you use detergents which you used in your body but you skipped your hair so… baths it is. Oh and i mean swimming in a lake or River. Sea salt and sebum just draws moisture out of your hair which can leave it feeling like a straw

[@GOD-strive-to-be-like-him]

I think it only works for some people or maybe people with specific hair cause I didn’t wash my hair for 2 months and at the end the only thing that changed was that you were able to see my scalp.

[@thecia9498]

This is more so for curly haired people. If you have straight hair this isn't going to work. Curly hair gets frizzy and dry which causes dandruff if you dry it out every day. If you aren't going to wash your hair daily you should still comb it and rinse it with warm water (I use hot) until it feels clean (non greasy) then pat it until it's just damp and not runny. Lastly put in leave in conditioner.

[@richardwestwood1812]

​@thecia9498 I only have cold showers and never use shampoo. I have found since I stopped using shampoos I haven't had a problem with excessively oily hair whether that was the shampoo or hot water that was making my hair get oililier I couldn't say, but I can confirm I have curly hair and it's true the hair styles itself when not using shampoos.

[@Petperson17]

@@thecia9498some types of curly hair need the grease tho and also i think before combing hair you are supposed to rinse it to reduce friction and hair damage

[@Nyxic_]

As someone who did this over the summer, I had extreme dandruff. But after I came home from vacation, I washed my hair with Head and Shoulders a few times and easily got rid of the dandruff.

[@Raikos100]

You get to take proper care of your hair and scalp. The secret is not overdoing it. If you do have a condition, you need to find a dermatologist and they will recomment the correct thing to do. Also there's products you use to just moisturize the hair and they will not promote dandruff. Need to stay away from bad chemicals and products.

[@zonible]

Use conditioner instead

[@HelloThere.....]

That means you didn't take care of it right you can wash it without using soaps or harsh chemicals on it

[@mr.nobody6160]

well I'm malaysian and our traditional hair care is use shampoo 2 times a week because we need to preserve the oil and vitamin on our head

[@peejeevermeiren2314]

I also started doing this. Now I use shampoo once every 6 months & my hair was never better. (Not greasy but also not dry so it stays in shape.) I'm really happy with the result.

[@Randoms_Yt95]

W video as usual keep up the good work

[@evisorator123]

Haven’t used shampoo or conditioner on my hair for 2 years. Everyone always asked what I use and how often I “wash” it. They always say that’s stink then they smell it and take back the statement. Best thing I ever did. Same with a friend of mine with super long curly hair. He said it’s never been more managable

[@beastt549]

nahhh dog ur hair definitley stinks they probably just dont want to hurt ur feelings

[@chunky2004]

It's because dandruff is mostly because of leftover not properly washed out shampoo. However shampoo cleans your roots with strong chemicals to get rid of everythint that water alone doesn't get. If you just use shampoo, rinse PROPERLY, like super thoroughly, and let you hair dry without a hot dryer, it'll look the same, no dandruff and be cleaner than now

[@Loreiali]

My mum doesn't use shampoo in general and her hair is sooo give I love touching its so soft

[@Zom6ies_Ap0calypse]

That is crazy man

[@SnanzTheToker]

Another good way to acheive thia is using baby shampoo, it doesnt have all those harsh chemicals in it that can damage your hair.

[@theone8425]

Unfortunately not true in the US, baby products can sometimes be even more harmful than their "normal" counterparts

[@HelloThere.....]

No, it still has soap in it. Either way it's going to emulsify oil, that's where the problem lies.

[@normalaboutpathologic]

the problem is not just with the harmful chemicals in the shampoo, but with stripping the hair of too much of the natural oils, which results in the hair basically "overcompensating" and becoming even greasier

[@bingewatchingintesifies809]

If you dont want to have issues with actual dirt, use a bar of soap or a baking soda water solution.

[@whitesnxw]

If you do that just make sure you wash with warm water to take away the smell, you could prob use something natural for the smell other than it feels good

[@PJ19596]

Also, if the dandruff didn't ckear up, I find that diluted apple cider vinegar helps with that, and then for an itchy or dry scalp, chamomile tea (have to apply the chamomile twice, about 10 minutes apart, and massage it in) 👌

[@Daj730]

Havent washed hair with soap for over 1.5 months. You know when it needs it. Ive been doing this for years and almost sure it has helped to prevent some hair loss as well.

[@Lloyd_workshop]

If no shampoo should i use conditioner or no

[@Jester343]

​@@Lloyd_workshop Conditioner is to replace the natural oils that shampoo removes. Thus meaning if you don't use shampoo then there's no need for conditioner. That is unless you have a medical condition but that's pretty rare.

[@godenscout]

I tried this and after 3 weeks I started getting dandruff 😧 I’ve never had dandruff in my life so I went back to shampooing and it went away.

[@toastge]

​​@@Jester343could you use it to make your hair smell better? is your comment saying there's negative affects or it's just a waste. some conditioners I've used make my hair smell nice and no shampoo kinda got a weird natural smell to it, not a bad one or anything but kinda equivalent to the paper smell of a book

[@RecKOner21]

I really can not believe people are like you seems like a lot of people do this fkn gross dwwg I know that you know for a fact if you told people you hang around that you do this they wouldn't look at you the same 🤢 wash your hair and that means actually wash it with soap 😂

[@dewaputra9251]

yeah I was doing it for 1 years and it makes your hair more fluffy and easier to style. but dandruff is a problem if you do not clean your hair properly. now Im using shampoo but way less than before my 1 year challenge

[@20millionpower]

bro looks like bo burnham if he went outside

[@satanzmoma]

Im telling you I haven't used shampoo for yrs.. iv never had oily hair but ill tell you it does make your diff. Mine didnt even need conditioner after a few weeks... your body is a amazing machine if you allow it to do its job. An stop trying to fix symptoms of issues YOUR CAUSING!!!!❤❤❤

[@charleslancashire]

this is an interesting concept. i knew a teacher from school that used to attest to the fact that hair cleans itself, and the natural oils are good for your scalp. its true. my hair is very dry after shampooing.

[@Hallucinogenitals]

You must never go outside or to the gym. Basically asking for ringworm or lice. Gross

[@0-10Junko]

@@Hallucinogenitalswhat are you talking about care to explain what you mean he will get that?

[@Hallucinogenitals]

@@0-10Junko it should be pretty simple to understand. If you go to the gym for example, you’re coming in contact with all sorts of bacteria and fungi (like ringworm and athletes foot) which will get on your hair/body/etc and needs to be washed off with soap to prevent infection.

[@0-10Junko]

@@Hallucinogenitals don’t need to do that for your hair it can go without shampoo every day it’s actually better to not use shampoo that often

[@Hallucinogenitals]

@@0-10Junkoso you don’t go to the gym or spend much time outside do you? Because if you do you’re asking for ringworm,lice,fleas. Your body doesn’t have a natural means to fight that off.

[@alexandermik1194]

As a bald man(once upon a time neglected my beautiful hair), my advice please shampoo and conditioner your hair take good care of yourself.

[@nhatthanhnguyen3975]

i stopped using shampoo and conditioner for 2 years. I lived in Asia and the weather is hot throughout the year. By changing to just wash my hair daily with water, I see that it balances out the oil I have in my hair. Usually when using a product, it will be too dry or too smooth, I tried to balance it between the two but it still have the effect on 1 side or another no matter how many times I try

[@wyatthicks-johnson2449]

Your hair actually cleans itself. The oil your hair produces keeps dirt and other stuff like the sort from getting stuck in there. Shampoo was originally developed to get stuff like styling product out of your hair when hairstyles first took off. Before, a haircut was just a haircut, back when hair wasnt a statement. EDIT: To those commenting. I'm aware of the do'es and do nots of my hair lol, I don't just go for ages without conditioning and shampooing my hair. There are times when I just go without, and that's it's most regularly related to my job. I promise I'm not lying to you about your hair cleaning itself, and I promise I'm not a disgusting monster lmao If you really got all worked up over this I can only imagine what you think of people who make memes about stuff like this

[@elliswebster7041]

L

[@zenrhys589]

​@@Fart-_-smellajust goes to show your own ignorance ig. Have fun with damaged hair 🙏🏽. Conditioner is important too lmao.

[@welza001]

Historically this is not true... Outside of Europeans who thought bathing was bad

[@brent.]

The guy is actually right, the more you wash your hair the worse. You think the human body hasn’t developed to a point it can take care of itself after millions of years? Shampoo is only for getting shit out of your hair. Woman don’t notice this that quick but when a man washes his hair it’s impossible to style your hair for the first few days no matter what you apply because the hairs are absolutely dead

[@sup9441]

Yes, but the oil stays in the hair. When you live in an ultra urban area with air pollution like Shanghai or Hong Kong or New York, your hair is going to trap pollution like a filter and the oil only exacerbates the situation, leading to more oil secretion and clogged follicles. Shampoo breaks down oil and the scrubbing action removes the trapped substance. It's a must.

[@_weirdo24]

I didn’t use anything for like 2 months once it was absolutely fine for me 😁

[@getdatmoney445]

30 days is an understatement, most people myself included cah have shitty hair for 3-6 months, trust the process it’s worth it

[@KdawgThegreat]

I live in a tent, haven’t washed my hair in 5 months now. It looks great

[@OctagonalSquare]

On the flip side, I shampoo and condition every single day and have barbers compliment my hair a lot for how full and soft it is. I don’t have issues with it being crazy either and don’t have dandruff

[@Joeythroatgod]

I'm quite the opposite actually , it might be due to dofferemt conditions but I can't wash my hair everyday otherwise it gets damaged and super dry , I normally shampoo and condition about 3 times a week and shower about 5 times a week and so far my hair has been super full and softer and I've never had a problem with dandruff or itching

[@XxTheDon786xX]

i use conditioner every time i shower, only use shampoo like once every 2-3 weeks or so, hairs been better than ever.

[@aHighFruit]

This also depends if your shower head produces "soft" or "hard" water. In the part of town we live in, were unfortunately stuck with hard water and its not so good for your hair. I get really bad dandruff too so i need to use head and shouldes every-other day. If i dont, my scalp gets SUPER itchy. Like an ungodly bothersome amount. If i tried this 30 day challenge, id kms trying lol.

[@Patrick-ev5ye]

Can explain soft and hard water? Also I suggest not using head and shoulders or any shampoo with "sulfate" or "sulphate", it's too harsh and dries out your hair, so it produces more oils, more oils = more dandruff, more dandruff = more head and shoulders, it's a cycle I haven't shampooed for 1 month and a half, only conditioner, no problems so far.

[@hell1942]

​@@Patrick-ev5yeI think hard water contains calcium/magnesium ions iirc compared to soft water, it apparently also makes cleaning clothes harder

[@ybunnygurl]

Try bar shampoo* had horrible dandruff; and went to a dermatologist, she told me to go by bar shampoo. It would be a moth of the worst dandruff, and my scalp might break out in pimples but after about 4 weeks it should calm down and two months later I no longer have Dandruff. The sulfates in liquid shampoo plus hard water make dry scalp horrible. Bar shampoo is formulated differently, and it usually is clean rinsing. To use the bar you can ether suds it up in your hands or just rub it on your head a bit. I have long har and rub it down my hair a few times.

[@spyder027]

@@Patrick-ev5yeHard water has minerals in it. Its well water. Soft water has gone through a brine solution in your home water softener and it strips the minerals. My house has half hard half soft and theres a huge difference in the water. The soft water feels smoother

[@winterradiance7939]

Try doing this with long hair though omg. Mine would get super dry and give me rage whenever I try to style or even brush it.

[@zacharyradford5552]

That’s got nothing to do with length but your body and hair type.

[@Dblegendsplayer856]

The oil that shows up in your hair is naturally made by the body to keep your hair clean (does not make it smell better)

[@One.and.only15]

Cave men and women didn’t wash their hair. Your hair will be the healthiest if you just let it be. I personally don’t because I like the fluffieness of a fresh wash.

[@asaruff]

True

[@Feminazi1dc]

Your hair will most certainly not be it’s healthiest if you don’t clean your fcking scalp why are y’all so slow

[@utterlyentranced]

what- you know why cave men and women didn’t wash their hair, right? that kind of thing hadn’t even been invented yet, i don’t think we should be taking hygienic advice from cave people. please remember to take showers and wash your hair to stay clean, their isn’t really a way to “outsmart” this.

[@One.and.only15]

@@utterlyentranced At the end of the day, your hair will be the healthiest if you leave it be. All the natural oils will be there and it will be very healthy. I of course wash my hair though because I want to keep it fresh, not just healthy. My point was cave people were very healthy.

[@frozenrats]

I shampoo only once every 1-2 weeks because I was suffering from dry, damaged hair and an itchy scalp. I tried all sorts of shampoos and conditioners and read about this method online. I figured I may as well give it a shot since it’s free. Since then, my hair health has improved drastically, and my hair looks and feels so much better.

[@groovesstreet69]

Bro turned into medusa

[@shakulaka]

I wash my hair once or twice a year. Its the best decision I ever made, about 6 years ago. This man speaks fax

[@TimelessNickel]

The reason his hair is better is because it's no longer being dried out by alcohol, ceatyl alcohol, steryl alcohol, or the multiple forms of sodium or silica/mica they generally add to shampoos. There are very few shampoos that don't add these ingredients into them. You could say that those ingredients are bring added to clean your hair, but they actually dry out your hair even more. Ot can also more breakage and damage to your hair. That then leads to you going to the salon and getting your hair done. Then whoever cut or styled your hair can suggest a hair care product to buy before you leave after you complain about how bad your hair or dandruff gets. Your hair looks great for a few days, then is ruined all over again, rinse and repeat. Conditioners are even worse than shampoo. I've never in my life seen a conditioner where on the label it does not list those ingredients. Conditioner dries and frizzes your hair so that it "looks fuller", but is overall making it worse.

[@beastt549]

nah his hair didn't "get better" it just got crusty and definitley smelled like horse shit

[@0-10Junko]

@@beastt549hater

[@DTfan43]

This is why we have doctors, folks. Not everything is a gigantic fucking conspiracy.

[@daniel_prophet9]

YEP!!! I unwittingly started no shampooing my hair and went almost a month one time!!! I noticed the same effects as you almost at the same intervals too!!! The manipulation of the masses telling us that we have to do these certain things everyday, as led me to the realization that a lot of what we use everyday actually does more damage than helps!

[@kaleburns9347]

Unfortunately does not work for all people + hair types. I tried this, but with my super fine hair, even after a month it was just greasy with dandruff that I never had before. Typically shampoo 2 times a week now and my hair is the healthiest it’s been

[@utterlyentranced]

maaany people cannot do this without their hair getting absolutely nasT. oil and dead skin build up after each day and it only gets worse with time.

[@bernardoterrazas8772]

@@utterlyentrancedI stopped using shampoo everyday about 2 months ago. I make sure to try and wash out as much oil as possible every time I shower which is everyday I just don’t shampoo. My hair is growing back thicker and falls out a lot less. It might not be for everyone but for me personally it has worked wonders. It also brought natural curls which I did not think I had because I used to shampoo my hair everyday and it just laid flat.

[@aolson1111]

​@@bernardoterrazas8772So, you do literally the exact thing you were doing with shampoo?

[@elsensei666]

Without*​@@aolson1111

[@user-pq3qs2cl3l]

Really well-done!

[@gregorfischer6501]

I don’t wash my hair at all, apart from the wash at the barber every two months. No bad smell, no grease. Just healthy and strong. Takes some time in the beginning for the hair to adjust but was worth it.

[@gogreen015]

bro is on somethung

[@Mili-6890]

My brothers do that experiment but triple the amount all the time!

[@rafaveggi]

I'm 4 years without shampoo. I use conditioner but only when I get a haircut. The first couple of months the hair gets really oily and if you have dandruff it might get worse, but it gets a lot better after a while. Avoid hot water and don't scratch your scalp with your nails, fingertips only.

[@DarthJarJar6]

I did this for 6 months straight. My experience was actually great

[@WallHitter07]

Ngl I haven't washed my hair for a couple months and it looks fine Edit: I washed my hair dear god it looks terrible

[@asaruff]

Good stuff brother

[@WallHitter07]

@@asaruff your hair looks great too man, the no shampoo method is best in my opinion

[@jlopez665]

As long as you rinse it thoroughly and doesn’t smell you are good to go

[@wyatt.the.horsey]

UHM

[@PotatoLaptopUser]

@@wyatt.the.horseyhey if u have a really dry scalp without much oil production then maybe that’s feasible

[@user-we4zi4wu2f]

I just use conditioner.

[@tyroncunanan]

Since I'm single for a year now, haha. It's an opportunity also for me to make my hair recover from chemicals and stuff like that including shampoos. Since no one will care for how will I look at first thought but actually it made my hair so much healthier now.

[@whoever5526]

People with dreads: "Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power!"

[@letskipcook]

me who hasnt used shampoo in months 💀💀

[@maynardtrendle820]

It's crazy. It REALLY does work. I just started a few months ago, and it went exactly like this. 😮

[@iterfiluk5810]

Tryed this once for a coupleof months as an experiment while I had long hair, only washed in water, the downside is the hair gets smelly without shampoo, (was not myself complaining about it), but it felt great.

[@goast358]

Shampoo was originally for styling hair along time ago but the shampoo business didn't wanna go bankrupt when people didn't want that hair styler so then rebranded it as a healthy hair product

[@Lua0x07]

me when i spread misinformation on the internet

[@Hermes....]

@@Lua0x07 no

[@headlessbusts]

​@@Lua0x07bro it's literally true

[@DrawingThroughHistory]

@@Lua0x07me when I try to act smart

[@starlazerpow8116]

@@Lua0x07I won’t say it’s true because I’m too lazy to look it up but if he’s right you look really stupid rn