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[@rosemorris8181]

just a couple notes for hair newbies: Oil is not the same as moisture! you can use a topical oil like jojoba or argan oil on your hair, but this is not inherently moisturizing - it does add shine and is an emollient that can assist with detangling, definition, etc, but oil repels water. ideally you want to use this to "lock in" moisture 🤹

[@yasin7118]

Any recommandations for mositure for dry and thin curly hair?

[@rosemorris8181]

@@yasin7118 def try a sulfate free shampoo and conditioner (i like L'Oreal ever curl as well as redken) + a leave in or curl cream ! i like the bumble+bumble curl cream, they have a formula for fine/thin hair if you find the original is too heavy for you. a lot of jq's advice here is also good for thin or fine hair tbh

[@SurfyStories]

Nah Im not gonna take a hair care advise from a hair like that

[@fooclock8311]

@@rosemorris8181 i spray my hair with a mixture of water, leave in conditioner, and hair oil daily because of my high porosity, is that good?

[@lilith7702]

@@SurfyStories 😭😭

[@Crossley1995]

$800 for a plain black shirt is clinical insanity

[@Spaceiscool444]

Yeah it is but when your rich it doesn’t matter😂

[@RandalfElVikingo]

He is a loser, I bet you can sell him whatever.

[@Ninjamaster222333]

@@Spaceiscool444 yeah it's fine to be insane if you're rich

[@notyourdad2089]

being rich lets you got ripped off with out conciqence

[@vkusen2672]

its yohji tho

[@AshVentureOfficial]

My Notes--- - dont overshampoo, take a few days off shampooing too often, 3x days a week, or 1x two weeks - cowash instead; use conditioner instead of shampoo, use light conditioner if thin hair, thick condish for thick hair - recommended by FE, redken all soft conditioner, JVN nurture conditioner, shampoo used: oway shampoo, sparingly used. Shea moisture. Colton king, reverie. Argan oil (pattern), get heat protector for hairdryer. Sea salt spray. - Use cold water, start warm to cold, haircut layering texturing. Get top layered. Personally, dont stress too much, not just ab the above but day to day life, eat your meat, veg, fruit, nuts, etc . supplement where and when needed. Have adequate sleep and have good fitness. Thanks for reading my notes!

[@Lola_Nico]

No thanks, JVN can’t even admit that he’s a man.

[@uskuugeneration9023]

Thank you

[@Miquelalalaa]

I live in area with hard water so normally without shampoo a waxy residue will form on my hair. I usually try to keep my hair dry for longer, but will conditioner stop that residue forming on my scalp and hair if i do expose my hair to water?

[@killab1511]

"eat your meat" ayo💀

[@KawaiiKermit]

Co washing is literally the biggest waste of time and money lmao no

[@laplantamichay]

as an outsider to fashion i'm absolutely FLABBERGASTED to the prices of some clothes like what the fuck, $200 for a shirt??? what??? i don't think my whole closet is worth more than $200 😭😭 how do they even afford it

[@ok_but_why]

$200 shirts are usually not for average people, they're for wealthy people who don't mind dropping that much on a shirt. Or sometimes people will do payment plans .

[@mottemeinliebling6200]

Yea dw about it, you dont need designer clothes to look good, im just going around my local thrift stores off-price stores and chain stores with reasonable prices to find clothes and they do have some cool stuff I've never payed more than the equivalent of $50 for a piece of clothing (except for jackets) but for thrift stores that amount drops to $3 really (though keep in mind that i live in a generally poorer country so the prices are lower too)

[@a.c.7573]

No need to spend that much on clothes. I'm a dude that loves dressing up as well and I get most of my clothes $19-$40 (though I do have a few pricy pieces of clothes) in thrift stores, second hand stores online, and uniqlo.

[@tinienteabanil2922]

Don't you worry dude , all you gotta do is thrift

[@llookktt]

they are part of a fashion scam where they think they pay for nice stuff but a lot of it is overpriced just because it’s people reselling it for higher than they payed

[@mexican.cereal7927]

I am mexican and 2years ago when I started taking care of my hair (shampooing once a week cowashing and such) my hair went from straight, to hella curly and now I love my curls

[@joseibarra7735]

By cowashing how do you do that ? What products do you use for that ?

[@cybr224]

Bro my hair is always so frizzy and it’s naturally curly I just don’t know how to get that to stop lol. I’m Mexican too but omg

[@comkioxd]

@@joseibarra7735 just wash with conditioner, that's only if your hair's dry tho if it's oily don't cowash

[@cacaeater17]

@@cybr224 wash ur hair once a week (more often if it's naturally greasy) use leave in conditioner and use hair gel

[@3lvin]

Don’t you get dandruff from not shampooing tho? I’m Hispanic too and kinda had the same situation where I started trying taking care. Shampooing less and using conditioner, but after a couple of months my dandruff went crazy and I’m still suffering from it having to shampoo or else it’ll flake

[@jinggu.]

when they mentioned the prices when they were getting fit-checked i almost had a breakdown how do they earn that much money for clothes...

[@jinggu.]

they named the prices so casually 50 dollars is cheap?!?

[@queenkagaming]

Oh honey most of them have rich parents dw 😭 i was in your position too but then realized that 99% of people aho are into high fashion are trustfund kids and 1% have shady business. don't sweat it, you can work any clothes if you have a sense of style (coming from a non-rich kid un a small european town) 😋

[@queenkagaming]

@@jinggu. my most expensive clothes cost around 50$ these people are from ANOTHER WORLD 😭💀

[@neonguts_]

and their outfits are trash

[@SamDoesStuff]

I'd also argue I look better in some $20 khakis and a $30 hoodie than they do in those...clothes...

[@jimmyredd]

$400 for an old rag someone dug out of the garbage disposal and sewed buttons on made me rethink all the advice in this video.

[@RVPissBoys]

The hair advice looks pretty sound. Would not listen to him on anything else though.

[@csjjk2271]

​@@RVPissBoyshonestly

[@godslonelyman-vc9mq]

you dont understabd bro

[@gothaangelsinner]

If thats all it takes to change your mind your embarrassing and i pray you find help for your smoothbrain people like you make me rethink living on this earth

[@lightskinanticsjiggin8129]

@@godslonelyman-vc9mq😂

[@ThursdayASMR]

$695 for a thrifted mickey hoodie? Is he ok? Is that real life? I don't believe you. No way in hell.

[@Lola_Nico]

This guy is stupid af. I could tell by the thumbnail. He thinks expensive = quality.

[@AtinsMusic]

Fr i thought it was number nine at least 😂

[@bu9962]

b-but its number nine tho

[@playboithouxan8592]

@@Lola_Nico it’s number nine bro you wouldn’t get it

[@Bigenormous_1]

10 million for a car!? Is he ok? Is that real life? I don’t believe you.

[@laurenblanc6172]

Hot take: I see lots of content for thick, especially curly hair but BARELY See content for fine, limp hair and if I do see content on it, the creator assumes that fine hair =not having high density hair, or a high number of strands on your head. That’s thin hair, NOT fine hair. Fine hair is the width/circumference of the individual strand. I have A LOT of fine, oily hair. I’d just like to see more content on it that’s all. Feel free to lmk any creators that have a lot of fine hair. :-))

[@bbludacious]

Bro I struggle with exactly the same thing! What annoys me is that hair care doesn't keep in mind fine, oily hair at all. Like I've seen so many recommendations by people to not wash hair that often (or try washing once a week) but I absolutely can't do that with my hair because I look unhygienic.

[@laurenblanc6172]

@@bbludacious yea give me 2-3 days & im a grease slick. Then they look at you crazy cuz you can’t wash ur hair 1x a week.

[@alannahfidler2449]

I know the struggle

[@samuelreyes6973]

That's because these guys prefer to tell you their super secretive and expensive way of taking care of your hair, rather than saying out loud that they just have better genetics and your fine hair isn't ever going to look like theirs. Just look at the image he shows from the time he wasn't caring for his hair, he has great and even healthier hair than now, just shorter and less stylish (and that's not accounting for the picture quality)

[@laurenblanc6172]

@@samuelreyes6973 fine hair isn’t inherently bad.. everyone thinks it’s thick anyways bc there’s so much of it & it’s super soft to touch. It just gets oily really easily & can’t hold a curl. Having thin hair is more of a bummer to me

[@shinatsuji7503]

Hair care is not always rainbows and sunshine if you have underlying medical conditions linked to it. My scalp is so oily that I can't skip shampoo even just for a day as gunk starts to build up immediately, with my oily scalp i developed seborrheic dermatitis a severe case of dandruff. With my constant struggles of finding the right balance, I found out that anti-dandruff conditioners exist which is a godsend. Constant use of anti dandruff shampoo ruins hair, its nice to have a conditioner that won't activate my underlying seborrheic dermatitis.

[@chungybungus4413]

Exact same situation here, head and shoulders is the only thing that helps my naturally dandruff and oily/gunky scalp

[@-sushijoji-]

fellow psoriasis prone scalp, the itchiness is the worst!! 😭

[@chesiresays]

That’s fine just make sure to use a non stripping shampoo so your scalp and hair won’t dry out either

[@Kasatrea]

Oil production is controlled by hormones anyway, so this "stripping natural oils" thing isn't really true, your skin doesn't know you're cleaning it.

[@david_03.13]

I was watching the video and I was thinking: there is no way my scalp would be able to go through 3 days without shampooing, that would get greasy real fast😂

[@Breezeezee]

My mind is actually blown I didn't realise you could use a conditioner without shampoo I always thought they were a package deal

[@linty_fresh]

ok the hair tips are so on point but i swear the fit check prices are so insane I'm about to inflict violence

[@Shayla_MOON]

I accidentally received your haircut when I asked for something else but then I found you you’ve been my saving grace into loving it and I’ve been living in Japan and you’ve helped me discover Japanese fashion brands ❤

[@yashioo2925]

What is the haircut called ?

[@christiancruz1886]

I need more content like this. I really enjoyed how you first gave advice then transitioned into a mini vlog. Beautifully edited too, mannnn, great content

[@syazanamansur1805]

it's so easy to tell people to wash their hair less but my scalp is oily n gets greasy so quick + i live in a tropical country that's hot as balls. to not wash my hair is to embarrass my ancestors n look like an unwashed mess to everyone else :///

[@leahblank7339]

dry shampoo can be great to help you wash less without looking oily!!

[@Anna-X-]

If you have to wash your hair with shampoo everyday do it with more mild products, that doesn't contain SLS or SLES. Instead of price look at the ingredient list. You can buy cheap and gentle shampoo that will work for you on everyday use. Stronger and more stripping shampoos use once a week and gentle one everyday. Good luck!

[@isadoralm9053]

Honestly co wash is very close to shampooing

[@sunsetanimator4187]

Yeah, I’m super guilty of using anti-dandruff shampoo every 2-3 days, I live in Australia so it gets pretty humid, not to mention my hair is kinda thick and it really retains bad smells ;-; with a scalp that goes flaky super easily 😢 Hair = oily Scalp = flaky

[@Daemon1995_]

and they get itchy af, these white people man

[@Bebop999]

I genuinely believe he is wearing a wig.. no way hair can be that voluptuous

[@jaire511]

He styles it

[@ani_n01]

Just blow-dry it upside down and scrunch the ends with a bit of hair oil or whatever and voila

[@naughtmeinam4603]

@@ani_n01 Haha yeah that totally doesn't turn mine into a vile frizzy mess with no structure or style

[@ICruz-vq1ze]

right, how can it be so luscious and beautifull and....wow.

[@applejuice9468]

He over prioritizes it. Anyone who tries it enough will succeed

[@supersucks]

tips for people with oily scalp but dry ends like mine! I recommend shampooing twice! My routine is shampoo (to remove the grease) condition my ends (just the middle of my hair to my ends) then shampoo again to completely clean my whole hair. I realize this helps me condition my hair while also keeping it from being oily immediately. I also like hair masks, hair oils for the ends (if you use heat or have drier hair) and I also use scalp massagers. For my shampoo routine, Doctors recommend that I shampoo in a linear direction NOT in circles as it can lead to more breakage and hair fall. Start from the front to the back of the head near the shoulders. From out to the middle of the head, I also linear wash the top of my head for extra cleanse. Hope this helps!

[@tientruong2007]

A

[@fabianr.3669]

What shampoo do you use?

[@qxpn9220]

People: shampoo is bad don’t use! People 2: shampoo is good please use !

[@amandaj.esquibel6092]

As a current employee of sephora, a lot of the time there’s a lot of overpriced products. There’s a lot of affordable options at target, ulta, sally beauty & even Walmart. That can do the same if not better than many of the overpriced products sometimes. Depending on what your hair needs.

[@rickyraihan8081]

Dandruff 😩 is my greatest enemy.

[@metameow1]

fr nothing works, even though i was prescribed stuff against it

[@angelmaldonado5657]

Y’all ever find anything that works?

[@emmi8899]

is it caused by dryness? hyaluronic acid can help balance ur scalp and hydrate it:) u can use the liquid and do a sort of scalp mask with it i think

[@kkyyee]

diet is the only thing that helps imo. my dandruff was unbearable and i tried everything. after i switched to mostly whole plant based foods my dandruff totally vanished

[@Letsgetbusy293]

Eat raw garlic 1 or 2 cloves a day also anding hot peper definitely works great for dry scalp obviously taken orally

[@ComaLies225]

I’m a curly person (mostly 3A with some 3B and a little 2C) and finding what hair products that work for you is a trial and error type thing. I suggest finding sample bottles as to not spend so much money in the event it doesn’t work for you. I also stand by your heat protectant stance and showering with cold water.

[@cybr224]

I found out that as I am coconut cowash helped me. Also since my scalp gets dry I use the zinc for dandruff. I don’t use it all the time. I use curl gel and other stuff so it doesn’t get frizzy

[@chesiresays]

Just watch Manes any Mell KZbin chanel to finds good affordable products that actually work for your hair type

[@CasualCasimir]

As a grown man, we should all be proud to take care your her hair. No, it is not feminine it just clearly shows that you care about personal hygiene.

[@joeschmo4646]

Except if you have androgenic alopecia like me

[@CasualCasimir]

@@joeschmo4646 I see

[@Occultastic]

I agree, same as skincare.

[@HandlingBusinessMA]

I appreciate the video creation, this will help my curls look better. I’ve noticed that my hair tends to become dry, I found out it’s because I do not use conditioner enough. The way you described the tips informed me on how I need to take care of my hair, your communication is amazing. Keep up the good work 😊

[@alanvillarreal2288]

bro's spending $1200 on a fit to look homeless is crazy

[@lvl1noobie]

YOOO informative vid as usual! rly feel like the production quality is improving with every vid

[@fashionelitist]

Thank you! It really means a lot

[@goncalo1410]

im trying to get into hair, i buzzed mine like 7 months ago so i can actually take care of it, you been helping me a lot

[@sukhviryadav2343]

Hows the progress????????/

[@BadVidsGaming]

Very good hair video! Everything after that with the clothing, paying 1200 bucks for a full black outfit, was pretty much insanity but to each his own lol

[@nathanliteroy9835]

Not a good video, tired of people with thick hair saying that they're ok with shampooing once a week. I have fine hair and all this advice doesn't work for me. At all

[@kc87557]

@@nathanliteroy9835 then clearly the video is not for you lol

[@nathanliteroy9835]

​@@kc87557 Then the guy shouldn't say that it's a general advice lol

[@articaXO]

​@@nathanliteroy9835or u can just look up hair care for fine hair

[@gildedpeahen876]

That shea moisture white spray is so amazing and smells so good you literally don’t need perfume

[@L30N_M]

One thing I'd just want to add for those interested in deeper info on hair care related videos, can't help but recommend guys like "Trav White" and Jesse's barbershop" for more science/information based long form dedicated hair care content. As well if like me you have facial hair, "beard brand" is a must to just structure your beard/moustache routine. With that said, this is such a great video on the basics of hair care. Really condensing what most people really ought to know without the complexity of the greater iceberg.

[@TalkingCheeseBurgerr]

All the products you recommended are great for thick voluminous hair even if there is a curl pattern but if that isn't your hair type do not be surprised if those products do not work for you. Personally as a hair stylist I'd recommend R+Co products for thinner, straighter/loose wavy hair types. The products are light enough and you do not need to use a lot of it often. The price is high but it lasts a long time. They are color and keratin safe too.

[@natalias6713]

anything more affordable for thin hair you reccommend

[@TheExidion]

Came for the hair care advice and got an insight into others lives, it really is fascinating to see how other people put a value on things that personally wouldn’t phase me, that’s not an insult it is good to see people being passionate about things they love, it’s just a different perspective, where I am from if you flaunt your wealth it usually attracts trouble 🤣

[@creampuff3521]

Let me tell you, I've searched far and wide for someone who had similar hair to mine. I would find variations that were close but not exact. I may be exaggerating a bit- but i believe that I have found my go to hair guru. My hair twin🥲 I've been struggling with styling it and maintaining moisture, so im glad I came across your channel! Thank you for existing

[@fashionelitist]

Im happy that I could even help you out even just a bit

[@aidanthebozo8647]

Tbh whenever I shampoo it always makes my hair look luscious and it brings out all the colours in my hair so I like it. (Strips of yellow, brown and red). I don't really need anything else for it to look good

[@klamore10]

As an aging man, my hair isnt as thick as it once was so i have to shampoo every day. If i let oil build up, it exposes the thinner areas where as if i shampoo daily, it volumizes and you cant tell at all that it is thinning.

[@vizualwarrior129]

As a 21 year old who started balding at 16 yup. And man does it suck. I envy all the hair I used to have. From 18-20 my hair looked absolutely amazing and it got complimented almost 4-5 times a week. It started falling out really quickly around 18/19 but it still looked really good and you really couldn’t tell at all. But ever since I turned 21 it’s become pretty damn noticeable and I wish I still had the amount of hair I used to have.

[@3hited]

I feel you, it might be worth testing different shampoos and conditioners or the way you apply those. I have this issue you're talking about and after switching to a much lighterweight shampoo & conditioner that stays in my hair better, then using less shampoo but targeted on scalp + conditioner carefully avoiding scalp or close to roots, I'm able to go a bit longer without shampooing. I have also used an extremely small amount of shampoo before, just to like spot treat the top of my scalp, if the rest of my hair looks fine.... But also keep in mind the more you shampoo, the more natural oil your scalp will produce. And there's some other stuff you can do to avoid some of the issues from shampooing too much, like using a light defining gel (I use devacurl) or oil, or leave in conditioner, or some combination of these to lock in the moisture you put in with conditioner. Recommendation for if you do the defining gel, get some morrocan oil styling cream and use if it your hair feels hard after everything dries. It'll break the bond and your hair will feel soft again. Finally getting a hair cut that has short layers on your thinning areas will help a lot, I have general thinning across my whole top of my scalp so I use a shag cut and will try to blow out the top area a bit so it doesn't sit flat on my scalp. All this being said this is my experience, your best options are probably very different. But, generally just experiment/try different stuff you'll find things that work *better* than others.

[@Turbopro27]

@@vizualwarrior129minoxidil, micro needling, and finnasteride can help

[@gingerbreadzak]

01:32 🚿 Limit shampooing your hair to avoid stripping natural oils; recommended frequency varies with hair type, but less frequent is generally better. 04:46 🧴 Co-washing, using conditioner when washing hair, can be beneficial, especially for thicker hair. 06:30 💇‍♂ Recommended haircare products include L'Oreal conditioner, Oway shampoo, Shea Moisture products, and Colton King reverie for styling. 09:30 🌊 When using sea salt spray, spray it in your hands first to control its application, adding texture and hold to your hair. 15:12 ❄ Shower with cold water for healthier hair and layering and texturing are key for haircuts, especially for thicker hair.

[@Lance_A]

This is a great channel keep up the good work

[@Emilianoo8]

I learned all this when I was 15 but I was seriously geeked with health and beauty and fitness now that I’m older and see everybody around me with issues I’m glad I was

[@frivoloustrivia]

The vlogging part is actually fun. It breaks the flow of things into something normal. Cos during conversations with you I do have to be attentive n all. Vlogging makes it fun. Kinda like the professor who is actually fun and make jokes in between.

[@lilbuu4227]

Shoutout to Zizek

[@PhantomHalf]

My god “watch me go bald” is my greatest fear

[@evrypixelcounts]

Yeah, I tried "NoPoo" which is not using shampoo. I slowly leaned into years ago, but after I started to grow my hair out it started to feel gross. I think the water in my house has gotten harder over the years. So, short of paying for a water filtration system, I'm kinda stuck. And about that vlog, I hate how much emphasis people put on the price of clothes. You should like a piece for what it is, not what it costs. If it's costs a fortune but it means nothing, then what was the point? I think that quality is important, but most expensive clothes are poor quality these days. I don't get buying expensive clothes for validation.

[@evrypixelcounts]

@@Demeraaa I'll look into it, ty!

[@fernandocontreras4981]

Trueee, I cringed so hard at that segment.

[@gamer123ize]

That section was kind of funny to me since you could see everyone and they all had the same kind of fit, hair and all

[@namirai.]

They were def not just buying the clothes just because it's expensive. From my understanding archive is old (old) shit so ofc the pieces would be p valuable. You can't just walk into Target and expect to the same fitment as some of these pieces. Fashion is mainly visual so when you see an ig post you don't say "wow i really like the quality of ur outfit". That's why unique fitment in fashion is a premium. Can't tell bout the quality but if a piece, as old as in archive, is still wearable ig the quality wouldn't be that bad

[@user-jx3zc3il3j]

I craved for a vid on hair care, cannot say I learned something really new, but its so pleasing to see a person who's also concerned about hair and its looks. would be glad to see a vid on your daily hair care routine during a week (if you haven't done already). The vlog is refresing so do it more often :)

[@Burnt_Alive]

shampooing your hair everyday is fine if your scalp and hair type can handle it. although there are more people where shampooing everyday does more damage than doing it every other day. is also depends the weather and humidity where you live! (cold and drier climates doesnt require as much cleansing as opposed to hot and humid climates)

[@CHICKENSANDWHICH781]

I really needed this video. Thank you Dollar Tree Ezra Miller.

[@notvora]

The prices ppl pay for clothing is mental

[@comicbookreadings]

Thanks for the tips. Growing out my thicker wavy/curly hair, moving away from short cuts and picked up some products you suggested to help get my lock health in check. Shea moisture shampoo (once or twice a week), shea moisture conditioner, shea mature curl cream, some Pete and Pedro salt spray. I went with the cheaper options on the list to start out. Things already looking and feeling better. Appreciate the content.

[@somebodynamedJ.]

Hi, yes I agree with most of what you say, but I have been using head and shoulders for about 8-10 years and my hair/scalp has never/rarely gotten dandruff, nor has it experienced anything bad. My hair is soft and has lots of volume/is natural. I was told by a trichologist that my hair and scalp are in pretty good condition and that I shouldn't make any major changes to my shampooing routine (I use Head and Shoulders and use some random conditioner every 2-3 days). I guess that's how my hair and scalp works, yours might be different and others might be different. I used to shampoo every 2 weeks and my hair was a horrible mess, it was dry and broken, and when I started shampooing every 2-3 days a week it got much better and unfolded its natural shape and form.

[@luxlatte4950]

Yeah, my hair is also very similar that’s why I use it too lol, when I shampoo 1-2 times a week it becomes at its best form again

[@ariadnameza6594]

I’ve also used Shea Moisture and it’s good for my hair but lately I’ve used the head and shoulders with coconut oil and some Aloe Vera before washing my hair and it leaves it clean and soft.

[@TheACLP]

You said your hair is on the dry end but then use sea salt spray, you said dont shampoo your hair and put all these products into your hair and I see you itching your scalp multiple times in the video, I don’t even understand

[@kiruhkri]

Man, i clicked this to learn how to take care of my hair and halfway through i am enjoying the vlog haha

[@helle_larsen]

I think when it comes to hair and skin care, it is good to hear advice from other people, but the most important part is knowing your own skin, and focus on that. I have combination skin, so my "T-Zone" which includes the scalp is more on the oily side than the rest of my skin. I wash my hair every other day, and when I redye it I tend to wait 72 hours the first month. For me if I wait longer my hair gets really bad, because my scalp is naturally and genetically more oily. If I had normal skin I wouldn't need to care the same way for my skin as I have to do now. For hair I think the best thing to do is to share your hair history with your local hairdresser and get advice on what works best for you. People have told me all life that I wash my hair too often, but my hair dresser thinks otherwise. It is more about washing your hair correctly with the right product for you, so you can wash it a bit less often, than the fact that you wash it a lot. If you wash it wrongly, your hair wont be fully clean, and if you use the wrong product, your scalp is not gonna be happy.

[@munikyfreitas4806]

Yesss, oiliness is genetic. Those who have an oily scalp cannot go more than two days without washing.

[@Schylige]

Thoughts on leave-in conditioner? And should I be using it as frequently as a normal one? It's my only conditioner I use (I actually dont know if thats good or not lol) and I only use it twice a week

[@fashionelitist]

I’d probably grab a conditioner rather than using a leave in, I would treat a leave in as an hair oil since it’s used to help moisturize your hair.

[@tanishot]

Underrated video seeing as how many tips and tricks videos there are on youtube that don’t teach us the fundamental stuff like this. It's usually just do this and do this or buy this product to do this, but some products don't work for reasons never explained, to which ppl. say it's just your hair type, but in those videos, its never explained what works for your hair and why. Too many videos saying the same generic thing. Loving your content right now! I've always thought of co washing as more of a trend and just an “in thing.” You explained cowashing well and made me feel the need for it in my hair care rather than having cowashing feel like this challenge ill endure for a couple weeks. Actually new, original, and valuable content. Love it man. Like the humour in the videos and the information. But i also got a problem with my weirdly dry and oily skin as a man that the other youtube videos dont help with that sadly. Could we get a new episode into skincare fine sir?

[@Momo-xm1nx]

Bro I can’t with the editing. Learn to finish a few sentences before you cut. It’s driving me nuts

[@nukaboba2466]

thank u fashion fantano

[@Iceechibi]

Note that you cannot actually train your hair to stop producing so much oil. A lot of people unless you have super curly or coily hair, need to be washing at least twice a week. Once a week for most white/european genetics need more frequent washing as we’re prone to dandruff and seb derm easily.

[@AG-up7kx]

If your hair is really fine/thin, and especially if you are prone to dandruff etc, shampooing less might not really be an option. Shampooing is ultimately about scalp hygiene. For some ppl shampooing less means more yeast buildup on the scalp. And then on top of that using stuff like dry shampoos add to the build up... and then u get itchy scalp and scalp acne and all that nasty stuff. So it's very important you tailor your routine to your specific hair type.

[@isaac3252]

I lowkey love this channel for some reason

[@noorasakhri6027]

I also recommend to weekly washers that still get oily hair quickly even after using dry shampoo to start using a detox shampoo once every one to two weeks depending on the detox shampoo your using and your hair type.

[@zenosyne7920]

I have recently been using products from a company called Viori, and boy as an average joe who didn't have any knowledge about hair care until 1-2 years ago it's a game changer for me. You should give them a try.

[@georgiaohya8142]

Hey! How are you? So, Shampooing your hair everyday ISN'T wrong. I know that it is very spread like a cultural thing. Your sebum/ oil production is genetically regulated. People can have oily skin/ oily scalp and washing their hair or face 1x per day or 5x per day won't change their sebum production (but will probably mess up your skin and scalp barrier). Washing your hair is a process that is need to be done. Not washing your hair in certain frequency or not washing at all can cause some fungi infections and a pretty itchy scalp. The major damage that your hair suffers in the washing is from water!! Shampoo as frequently as you want and as your hair needs. Take care pal!

[@matheusdemolina5126]

HABLOU !!!!

[@chekardoyt]

Pls more of hair tips. I myself have a thick hair and im trying to grow my hair but its a hard one for me. This tips will def help me

[@soabac0835]

holy shit i wasnt sure although it was likely but after watching the sea salt spray part with your friends you guys are riiiich

[@latifx3944]

Those thrift prices have me dead😆. I get upset if I spend more than 10$ on an item though. Best find for me was a $65 Versace leather wallet. Best pass down was my mother's authentic 90's denim Looney Tunes Melody bomber jacket. I don't really care for Looney Tunes myself, but the memories make it priceless. Thrifting to me is so much fun, like looking for buried treasure ☺️

[@ashuaalaye]

yeah those prices they named were absurd for how basic of pieces they were buying

[@averagemale9401]

@@ashuaalaye did you not see the amount of detail on the pieces??

[@ashuaalaye]

@@averagemale9401 I’ve found similar stuff at goodwill outlets

[@ashuaalaye]

@@untilco who said I’m not passionate about fashion? How much money you spend has nothing to do with how passionate you are. That’s flawed logic if anything

[@MagicToaster90]

I cant imagine spending that much money on one outfit and still looking like an unkempt teenager 😂

[@ummulkhair7219]

That's what i thought 😂

[@avauni]

that's super mean

[@ians7351]

@@avauni its facts

[@cocacola37281]

@@papaq3810 did she describe you? aww

[@RVPissBoys]

@@avauniit’s super facts

[@strayorion2031]

Since I have to deal with having head and shoulders shampoo in my house, the solution I developed is that I bought coconut oil and use it for my hair before washing as a protective layer of sorts, I put it in my hair until I feel it's very saturated from the ends to the scalp with oil and then I let it rest for 20-30 minutes, like a hair mask, then I shampoo as I usually do trying to use as little as posible

[@javiersilva9729]

300 for a ripped shirt💀💀

[@kevinuribe318]

Those people are nuts tbh

[@turk2336]

i really appreciate you making this video, it may be helpful to some people who are trying to take care of their hair properly. however, i feel like it could have been a bit more in depth. for example, avoiding parabens and sulfates is something people constantly go back and forth on, and not everyone should be avoiding them!

[@camapel]

Great video jq, low key been waiting on this one. So much hair care stuff online is just overly confusing but you explained it in a way that made sense. I know I’m terrible to my hair and hearing the weening off shampoo strategy is probably the best way to go about it. I also never understood how people could not shampoo their hair but bringing up co washing made me get it, mine gets so greasy but it’s literally off of its dependency on shampoo. To better hair,

[@thegiron8730]

Its honestly finding a good hair product that works on you and taking more self care, its literally that, and not washing your hair everyday, i wash it 2 times a week only

[@AnnaHans88]

I feel like people with thicker hair can get away with not washing their hair as often. I have thin, fine hair, and tried going no poo for 3 years. Didn't work well, always looked greasy. Ugh.

[@Emporerofkortoph]

Shea moisture is the stuff. Its relatively cheap, accessible and theres a wide variety of hair types its useful for

[@talkytabby2878]

Yeah until they changed the formula and made it for straight hair only.

[@Fashion040998]

OK last person you fit checked had the best outfit according to my personal taste and they also had a lot of really great affordable secondhand pieces! We stan

[@TheWExplain]

You have my exact hair type as well so this helps. Thank you

[@reethred7188]

I needed a hair guide. I'm the only dude in my family and this is the longest my hair has ever been, I have different hair from every else in my family and this was very helpful

[@Falnky]

Honestly, the "avoid shampooing as much as possible" thing is an old wives' tale, both from research and personal experience. It's propagated by natural beauty fearmongering, I've never heard it from a medical professional before. If anything, avoiding taking care of your scalp by washing the oils and gunk away can cause skin problems and possibly even lead to hair loss. I tried the minimal shampooing thing a couple years ago. I thought I perceived my hair getting less oily as my head was "getting used to" not shampooing as frequently. Looking back on photos of that time compared with now, I realize that I just got used to how I looked with greasy-ass hair. There was no physiological change other than occasional scalp irritation. The only reason I personally go as long as I can between washes now is to preserve my color, because that shit is expensive. But if your hair feels gross, it is gross, and you should wash your damn head.

[@milenamilena9664]

Yeah I was surprised when I heard that because I got all my knowledge from Polish "school" of haircare. And the first thing you always hear in those videos is that you should shampoo your scalp depending on its needs, and "training" it by not washing is a myth. Yeah you can prelong your scalp freshness by taking care of it (peelings and rub-in conditioners) but it is a matter of one or two days not a week.

[@MrJacobkoh]

Yeah, it's really not a black and white for shampooing hair. Its a spectrum. From medical conditions to head pimples from not shampooing hair. Find out what works for you, be it shampooing less and having less hair grease if it works for you or shampooing everyday as you get pimples if your scalp needs to be clease.

[@angurishudesu]

Buh even if you were to follow the dudes advice in the video and only shampoo once a week, wtf do you do on the days your hair feels oily and gross? Wash with soap? 💀

[@lol-iy7wv]

@@angurishudesu if u mean after a long day or after sports; Water, like a lot of water. And if it always feel oily and gross then maybe ur hair is naturally really oily and u dont need to follow what he does lol. I shampoo like 2 times a week and it's almost perfect, and there's like a day where it's too dry, just keep adjusting ig

[@angurishudesu]

@@lol-iy7wv yeah I think my hair is just naturally oily! Even more so since I'm Sri Lankan and it's hot as fuck here lol - gotta shampoo every other day

[@jukeman9291]

Jokes on you, I'm bald :D

[@Dr.PeterLaFleur]

Gonna stick to my 10in1 spider man shampoo (I’m also using it as a glass cleaner, dish soap and grease)

[@SendFeetPictures]

Been loving your channel and you’re like my hair coach now, I will listen to your advice my thick hair brother. I’ve implemented oils, soft cloths to dry, combing to spread products, skipping shampooing and now I’ll get a spray. However I have read that blow drying is best for your hair though I assume this is simply different for everyone? I’ll probably try air drying too

[@Valentino016]

I have 4c and 4b hair and its annoying to deal with. The nots are crazy and difficult to get rid off. I take my hair seriously when I actually feel like I dont feel like myself anymore. Seeing my hair done and clean makes me happy and confident in myself. But I do I suck at taking care of it.

[@blondezeke6640]

The thing with type 4 hair is you have to find the right products because there isn't a standard product for type 4 hair

[@littlejoestar4]

$800 for a black shirt? the most i’ve ever spent on pants was $70 😭

[@rmnent.573]

I have kinky hair and I’ve heard that shea moisture doesn’t hit the same anymore due to company changes nd stuff. Any good alternatives ? Price isn’t a problem btw

[@lntercooler]

currently struggling with figuring out how to tame wavy/straight/curlyish hair. only started to really take care of my hair this year so im hoping it all starts to look up soon

[@ashuaalaye]

For such a clickbait title + intro I was expecting something more informative and comprehensive. I liked the recommendations but a lot of this information is very baseline stuff. Also those prices are bull. You can find similar pieces in goodwill outlets.

[@stupidmatua]

i know you briefly talked about not using head and shoulders for dandruff, but it wouldve been nice if you recommended products for getting rid of it !

[@Hoonter]

Same. I use head and shoulders and still have a little dandruff which I'd like to get rid of, but when I've tried using less or switching brands in the past, my dandruff becomes uncontrollable. Even once when I stuck with using very little shampoo for a few months. Head and shoulders so far has been the only thing to keep it at least somewhat under control

[@EIIy]

Unless it's a medical condition, I found that usually dandruff is only dead skin. You can simply massage your hair with oil before shampooing, it will help get your hair well cleaned without a too harsh shampoo. If it's not enough, add something to physically exfoliate your scalp with the oil ( like white sugar or used coffee grounds ) Someone in the comment also mentioned an anti dandruff conditioner. This is good because I guess it contains chemical exfoliate ( helping with dead skin causing dandruff while not being to harsh for the scalp! ) Hope this helps

[@stupidmatua]

@@EIIy appreciate your explanation! used coffee sounds crazy haha but if it works 🤷‍♂️

[@EIIy]

@@stupidmatua I'm not a native speaker, but now I remember that the actual term I wad looking for is coffee grounds 😅 sorry for the confusion, I will edit my first comment

[@stupidmatua]

@@EIIy no worries at all, i figured thats what you meant lol. wouldnt have guessed english wasnt your first language, your explanation was great

[@moijam]

Thanks so much for this! Quick question regarding shampoo: I use minox everyday (norwood 3), is it ok to not wash it off and just apply next treatment? Can't find the answer to this for forever, maybe you could help! Thanks

[@grqfes]

i noticed the audio is kinda choppy and you can probably fix this with a couple audio transitions if you're in premiere. might not be the pro way of doing it but its worked for me as long as there isnt anything you dont want heard before/after the start/end of the audio clip.

[@tobinjordan8533]

What a different kind of life! I can’t imagine investing the money in clothes! It’s like art! Really cool

[@quaterman1270]

funny to spend a couple of thousend bugs to look like wearing stuff for 20 bugs

[@me7myself8and9I]

If you use shampoo once every so often, do you wash your hair witho only water sometimes? I was once a week, and i fill like it don't get so oily but my head gets very itchy. And sometimes when i go swimming or get wet from the rain my hair gets more fluffy and curly. Would washig with only water help the itchynes and curls?

[@Vinex3431]

Once a week!? Some of us work for a living and can't pull that off...😂

[@Vinex3431]

Also all bullshitting aside I got bad dandruff and feel like if I skip more than a few days it's gonna start snowing...plus if I had nice hair like that I admit is probably care a bit more

[@wcrq_drift7972]

Regarding the head and shoulders comment and how they contribute to dandruff, I found that their clinical anti dandruff shampoo permanently removed my dandruff. So yeah.

[@trash.studios]

bro is in love with himself too much

[@sereghost844]

Never seen your content before but I can already tell we'd get along well because the beginning I was just sitting there like "...why am I over here?"

[@nathanho6790]

how do you protect your hair at night? I have long fine straight hair about the same length as you but idk what i should use or how?

[@verzrc2772]

Me taking notes when I have a buzz cut I clean with a soap bar

[@ryannyarb]

dressing like homeless people for 3000$

[@andreinoue7583]

Does length impact how you should treat your hair like thickness does? Also, do you have any tips for "asian" hair?

[@b4bythebunny]

as a person that lives in a big city, if I don't wash my hair everyday it will get awfully oily, but the point makes sense cause whenever I travel for the countryside I only need to wash my hair 3 times a week and the curls look very pretty, test what's better for you people + his tips!

[@justinehercthehuman]

My problem is this. HOW do I know if my hair is "dry" or "oily" or if my hair is "thin" or "thick"??? I literally can't tell and people say different things.

[@yudunnomanaem]

its about your scalp, if you cant go more than 2-3 days without washing your hair its oily. if you can go longer than that and your hair tends to feel drier more quickly then its dry. if your hair is thin you will be able to see more skin once you part it, if its think you see less skin.

[@uzmam2612]

I'm so confused, how did we segue from sea salt spray to a fashion haul? Lmao

[@hellishsaint8804]

love it!!

[@MantasDoesVideos]

everyone in my family has 3a -2c hair exept for my dad he has 2a hair and my uncle has 3b hair i have straight hair will i get curly hair after puberty or during good haircare?