still tips like these can still help like not washing ur hair in scalding hot water, literally doesnt matter what hairtype you have 💀😄

​@@sesame510exactly. The first tip should be followed by everybody, especially by those who have curly, coarse and/or frizzy hair. I used to shower with really hot water and now that I wash my hair separetely with cold water I have more defined curls and way less frizz.

IKR THANK YOU OMG-

EXACTLY thats what im saying

That’s what these comments need to understand. Stop harassing a women for trying to help other women. These comments need to stop being bitchy and understand that these tips might not work for them, and that’s okay.

Thank you! I have all of these and I was about to get a scalp scrubber.

i have oily hair, so should i use a scalp scruber

Exactly. Thank you!

@@lqvelykaeeln No mention.

@@OrphanageKid Oily hair is different from oily scalp. Wash your hair normally and see within how many days your scalp gets greasy. If the gap is like 2 days or 1 day, I guess you have oily scalp. No problem with oily hair using a scalp scrubber.

thank you so many people forget that

She probably knows that she’s just spreading awareness to people that may try this out and see if it works or not, so please your not helping

​@@Taliaheartsdisreal

@@Taliaheartsdis except it could also cause hair damage if its not the right routine for you 💀

@Taliaheartsdis I wasn't dissing her or this content. I was just stating a fact??? And anyway imo it's more important to spread awareness about the fact that people are all different (which she doesn't)

But still don't use your fingers as much, because the trapped dirt and oils in your nails can come out in your hair/scalp. But if you do use your nails/figures because of your hair dresser's recommendation, maybe try cleaning your hands really well, especially under the nails before washing your hair. I hope I could help you out ❤

@@pEyton_ally11 lol! No you didn’t help. You just went from tricking me into ripping my hair out to telling me to wash my hands because my nails are dirty and oily. 🤣

@@1RandomMissrude…

@@1RandomMiss ? I'm confused, please give me an actual explanation.

@@1RandomMiss I was saying maybe you did use your fingers so I was trying to give a tip(s) about it. Because if your against silicone scrubbers, then what else would you use? So now I'm confused. Also, how did I try to trick you? None of what I was trying to say was to trick you. If your having a bad day, I wish you a good one.

Where dem music

She is doing this for comments 😅😅

​@@ennileventino she isnt shes speaking the truth💀

Thank you for the likes everyone 🤗 ⚠️btw no hate to the person ⚠️

​@@jazzy48actually i guess she's talking about video maker what i understand from her comment is {the video maker doing it on purpose to get comments} 🥲

Even if have short nails we can use our fingers also it dose the same thing

About the shampooing twice, do we just put shampoo after the first rinse of the first shampoo?

@@hazel_minnie so what you do is you shampoo once then rinse then put more shampoo on your hand and scrub it in and rinse. Hope this helps!

@@carolinajane ohh i see thank you!

@@hazel_minnie ofc!!!

Quick question, shampooing my hair makes it so frizzy and dry and when I don't shampoo for like 2-3 weeks it doesn't get frizzy, it feels healthier, looks healthier, and I used to have really bad dandruff and I feel it has actually gotten better the less I wash my hair, do you know why that is?

@@appleal1 I’m pretty sure it’s just oil, love. I have the same thing.

@@trice8905 is hair being oily different than being greasy? If they are different, what exactly makes hair greasy? I've been told greasy hair is just from a buildup of oils but it makes me confused why so many people shampoo so much more often. My hair gets "greasy" as well after like a week but it works better when I don't shampoo that often, that is why I'm confused

You spelled weight wrong 🙄

Thanks for this!

I don’t wash my hair twice because it dries out my hair severely. AND I HAVE NATURALLY OILY HAIR😭

What's it called

@@airconditioner13 thats the thing i forgotten. But i think its mioka or soemthing like that.

I have straight hair, and I double shampoo, it's amazing for me.. you should oil your hair before hair wash It can also be because of different hair types..

@@nitinsinghania3115 I wanna try oil but I shower every 2 days instead of 1 day because I just don't got time. I think it's my scalp

​@@m1churr0I have a very dry scalp so I pil it before the shower... I tried double shampoo twice and it make my head so itchy. I tried another time with a more gentle shampoo and it did the same thing. So I'm sticking to 1

really? i have curly hair and it makes my hair feel great. i believe it’s related to oil production and not curl pattern

I believe it wouldnt work for people who wash their hair everyday. But I only wash my hair when i feel its getting greasier/ accumulating dust.. like once every 3-5 days. Hence i was always taught to double shampoo since the first one will not reach your scalp ( it only cleans the outside and not foaming enough ) . Like good indication is when your shampoo produce a good amount of foam then its good enough.. if its not foamy then repeat the process

You should never use your nails to scrub your hair .always use the soft pads of your fingers to clean and masssage. fingers are the best massagers .you don't need anything

Thx

In my experience tho, it helps a lot with dandruff. I always massage my scalp with my fingers properly while washing my hair and it did help but the dandruff would return again after 2-3 days of washing. After using scalp scrubber my dandruff doesn't return for a whole week.

@@Hoshirangi111EXACTLY!, fingers are useful, why else would we be born with them 🤦

​@@dhaatri014my hair is thick and it's pretty hard to clean it with my finger, it just get tiring😭 maybe i will try the scrub

You can brush your hair while it’s wet wdym?

You can use it under the shower. I do it since a year and have 0 damage. Also you can brush wet hair after applying a conditioner because it's pressed in and works better

Do what works for your hair! If it's clean with one shampoo, do that! Over cleaning can dry out your hair something awful

😂😂 double cleansing make my hair more frizzy and dry

I don’t know if im using it wrong,it just does do anything for me

I do and I really like mine, I guess it depends on hair type 🤷🏼‍♀️

Why what will happen?

@@ManaswiniS-rw1qn nothing will happen they’re just saying that they don’t use a scalp scrubber, also scalp scrubbers aren’t for everyone it depends on the hair type.

I got naturally curly hair and I need my hair to grease bc I damaged my hair from hair dye but I dont use a scalp thing bc my hair tangles up a lot lol

actually for most hair types cold water is better lol. for type 3 and 4, warm water can cause your scalp to itch cause of the density of your hair, and colder water just helps to enhance your curlss, and then especially if you have itch scalp, use cold water!

​@Angxele if youre washing your hair, hot/warm water its good for type 3 and 4 hair. Its only itchy because u haven't washed it yet. The itch goes away with shampoo. Also warm/hot water is very important for your hair especially. It helps the cuticle open and get flow through it. Although once youre done with your shower you can turn the water cold and that will reseal your cuticles.

⁠@@Angxele I have have type 3 hair, and I CANNOT shower in cold water. It makes my hair really oily and my curls won’t be defined. Not all curls are the same.

​@@0reo.-MissCircle-7that's funny bc I'm type three as well and I can only use cold water. Hot water causes my hair to be dryer and less defined curls. Also type three or at least for me I have natural oils that keep my hair healthy hot water dries out my hair.

@@iamsoup_official1 for me it’s the same except I can only use hot water- that’s actually kinda funny! But it makes sense because I have other hair types- I don’t wanna sound racist but my mom told me I have “both white people hair and black people hair”

Exactly

Yeah it tugs on my hair instead if I use it in motion like that so I just uses it to apply my hair growing serum.

SLAYY SINCE 11 YEARS OLD SLAYYYY

She has straight hair; she's likely not going to know how to take care of curly hair. If you need curly/wavy hair advice, it's best if you get advice from someone with a similar hair type to yours.

@@JR-pf9in Exactly!

I'm going to go to a afro hair care video and demand they do tips for straight hair next. I'm going to be just as entitled and annoying as you.

@@JR-pf9in I don't know more about hair textures. I don't shame people who haven't learned yet. I tell people to look up videos that cover their hair, instead of hijacking videos made for other people and demanding they get changed to accomodate them. Guess what. EVERYBODY'S HAIR DIFFERS. So stop complaining when a video is not made for you and GO FIND ONE THAT DOES. But by all means, continue. Just know that if you continue, other people will continue too. They will hijack videos made for *you* and cause the best of the best not to upload anymore due to the hate they receive. Congratulations on your future achievement of making sure _no one_ receives any hair tips for their hair texture anymore, because people like you couldn't stand one video not being about you.

THAT'S WHY THESE VIDEOS ARE MADE ✨ YOU CAN'T COVER EVERY HAIR TYPE IN A SINGLE VIDEO ✨ NEXT TIME I COME ACROSS A HAIR CARE VIDEO THAT WORKS FOR YOU I'M GOING TO DISREGARD ALL THEIR POINTS, THROW A FIT AND TRY TO GET THEM CANCELLED BECAUSE THEY DARE TO GIVE ADVICE THAT IS NOT APPLICABLE TO ME ✨

@@cilantroisbetterthanparsleydamn… all she said was not everyone’s hair is the same😭

@cilanatroisbetterthanparsley 😭😭😭😭HELP

What is the music

It doesn’t matter there just advertising

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Same lol

It is fine if u have dry and or damaged hair. Less washing is actually recommended for these kind of hair.

too much washing is also bad

That can strip off hair's natural oils and moisture tho. But if it works for your hair then go ahead with it.

I have a desire for ice cream

@@PINKIVERSEwe all do 😔

Exactly and these videos exist only to sell products that we don’t *really* need!

so do i....@@PINKIVERSE

Can having 3 or more ice creams a day cause diabetes

that might be bc you have a dry scalp, consider using a hair mask hun

@@your.local.engene I have used them- my hair's just really heavy

@@zsanit1 what do you mean by heavy? do you mean thick hair?

@@your.local.engene Yeah-

this really does depend on yhe type of hair and shampoo… when ut comes to how you care for your hair, you kind of have to try and fail. at soem point you figure out what works better and get a direction

@@zoearcee5909 yeah, and that's why you have to figure out your hairtype before doing any experiments.

What side of the earth are u cause here by me its summer 😂

@@BlazingRaven Europe😭😭

use body temp water, and if you find an inner viking somewhere, rinse with cold. the. tuck into 5 blankets with a cup of hot chocolate.

that might be because you didn't buy the right one or your hair is not healthy and the scalp scrubber is working to remove the dead flaking, thereby leading to hair falling out. maybe focus more on your hair, it helps :)

@@wavegaming2833 I have that problem but I dont know how to get rid of it. Istg i’m going bald soon

@@THEpreminger hey, i'm studying to be a dermat and i've been using these tips and they're very cost effective too. btw, what works for me may not work for you, just try it out one shower routine and if it works, go ahead. (this is quite long lmao) 1. make a hair mask - aloe gel and any hair oil of your choice (use oils based on hair porosity, you can find some videos about it) 2. check if your water is hard water (just take a clear water bottle, fill it with your shower water, then take an organic shampoo without any sulfates or parabens and shake. if the water is clear, your water isn't hard.) if your water is hard, use as little as shampoo you can. and buy a water softener - trust me this changes your skin and hair 3. use a clarifying shampoo *ONLY ONCE A WEEK AND ONLY IF YOUR WATER ISNT HARD*' 4. invest in bond repair serums, they're amazing but lil bit expensive but if you're willing, please buy them 5. use good shampoos, without sulfates, parabens and something that would benefit your hair (there's videos about that too) 6. your conditioner is also quite important, apply it on the ends of your hair and let it sit, it's so important. hydrates your hair. maybe find a conditioner with hyaluronic acid. 7. make sure you're brushing your hair with a wide-toothed wooden comb. 8. *EAT HEALTHY AND WHENEVER YOU'RE SWEATING, BRUSH YOUR HAIR. AND DON'T TIE YOUR HAIR TIGHTLY.*

@@wavegaming2833 thank you so much!

​@@wavegaming2833hello, I have a question! I have heat damaged hair (it's not very visible, but I can tell) and now all my hair strands are very different from each other: some are really thin, some are thick, some are broken in the middle, and most have either two or more split ends. I already know that I should have a big cut but since I would look really bad with shorter hair I need to wait... What kind of routine do you recommend? Also, is Olaplex no. 3 good in my case?

My parents told me that doble shampoo will damage my hair that’s why but my hair does get oily

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Regularly look at the ends and trim them to prevent them from splitting further, also I think hot showers are meant to be bad for that as well

Wavy hair?

@@bhavyjyotisharma3642i think brushing it in the shower is fine. i do it all the time to get the conditioner in properly and my hair is fine. my hair gets really dull waves if i brush ut while its wet (after i finish showering) so i suppose thats wrong

finally

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