What about k18? Is that considered bond repair? I tried the redken bonding line when it first came out and it totally stripped my just colored hair

@@alishasanchez77 I’ve had nice results w/K18😉

He's the best.

His production recommendation list never changes and I've been using them for almost a year now - restocking whenever I'm out. My hair is almost the longest and healthiest it's ever been. He makes hair care so simple, just like your skincare routine should be!

Moroccan oil behind him ist no publicity… right? 😂😅😂

Thank you for this! ❤🙏🏽

thank you so much for this.....i often don't have time to sit and listen for everything so having a list of it or timestamps of everything is always very appreciated.

Does chemical exfoliators for the scalp count as scalp scrub? I have seen many influencers say that you need to buy a salicylic acid exfoliator for the scalp to grow healthier hair

Thank you ❤

Scalp scrub removed My buildup

So what do you do now instead of before?

I need a list of all the products you use. Please and thank you! I’m contemplating doing a big chop out of frustration and sometimes contemplating starting over, even though I know that’s not the issue.

@@Demi1369take the hair quiz, trust me!!

So happy for you!

I'm 60 with s curves in my hair, my hair is at my waist and more healthy now than ever before and it's only because I found Chris's KZfaq channel and purchased all recommended products, yep never going back!! I had percolated coffee spill on me when I was 2 years old, I tipped a saucer. The coffee ran down my head, mainly my left side and for so long I had no curl what so ever but was born with ringlets, now those ringlets are finally getting the chance to shine and it's all because I found this channel. ❤

Seriously, for me, personally, redken has been amazing on my hair,

He was referring to any hair products that promises hair growth, even the Redken hair growth, if they have that product.

He promotes specific products from Redken.

@@yojalma .. exactly..hes a great salesman..🤣🤣

I felt the same way about olaplex. everywhere loves that and he did say what products they have that are good, and what to avoid. I adore his advice

Jealous😂.54-I was holding our tiny guinea pig,&she started chewing on my hair.I think she thought it was HAY😅

Mines Not

Cosmetology* Cosmology is a branch of physics that studies the universe.

​@@PestilentAura😂😂

I take iodine drops and my hair doesn’t fall out

@PestilentAura bro they made only ONE LETTER mistake, not what you said.

So his method really works. My hair is thinning, sheds and grows slow also my part is a little bit wide.

Which products in particular ?? :)

Very true.

There is no such thing as cruelty free. Not truly. Most of these brands boasting this BS are using ingredients previously tested in animals that are known to be safe, including when combined. So, they are boasting bs over someone elses achievements. Safe huh??? Let's see if anyone will bring a entirely new formulation with brand new substances that were never tested... and see if those pesky skin problems and allergies won't make an appearance.

Yes I only buy Cruelty free

Same here

I will only buy cruelty-free also. Olaplex is cruelty-free but I don't like their shampoo. It's a 10 is cruelty-free, so is CHI, Joico (I think), Pureology, Alterna, Amika, Shea Moisture (drugstore brand makes a nice clarifying shampoo) and Moroccan Oil is cruelty free also. For a larger list check Cruelty Free Kitty or Ethical Elephant. Don't bother with PETA because they will say a company is cruelty free if they pay 3rd party companies to do their testing

Good points. The 'natural' crap doesn't work for me either from most brands unless it's plant based & has zero synthetic fragrance. I'm highly allergic to synthetic fragrance, as in I can't use or touch it. I've gotten hives on my wrist from having it on a shopping cart handle while shopping one day. My hands itched for a week after using the wrong soap because we were at a restaurant & it's all they had available (I now carry my own plant based soap in a travel bottle in my purse & always have unscented baby wipes & sanitizer too). Allergies are awful. & I'm on synthetic meds too for hypothyroidism & other stuff). Good luck🍀 managing your allergies & disorders. ❤💚🌷

Fragrance free products are also great, especially for laundry & household cleaners. I also always keep at least my socks on at other peoples houses because floor cleaners can & have given me itchy feet due to allergy to synthetic fragrance. I even had itchy feet after wearing thin socks at a friend's house! It sucked. My boyfriend called my (wanting to) try new products Allergy Roulette. 😅 I just wanted to try a different deodorant. 😢 He had a good point though.

9:38 coconut and soy derivatives are common allergens (coco betaine, cocomidapropyl, etc.) but are in almost every shampoo on the shelf.

are u using SLE/SLS free products and avoiding propylene glycol?

I found Giovanni is one of the products working very well for me, I have difrent products that I use, Marc Anthony, John Frieda, some of Creightons products, mind you, I don't use a range of any of these, I use what works for me, and I stopped using hair serums I make my own hair oils and use a few drops to touch up my ends and even rub into my scalp...

He recommends mostly Redken so I think he gets something from them.

@@stargazerbirdhe only recommends a few of Redken's products. He did a whole review of every Redken shampoo and conditioner and he rates each one and he doesn't love many of them.

I'm 63 @ my hair is 3 ft long!! It'll be cut when I pass and given to my youngest son at his request.

Ask them who made them boss of your life😂

"Natural" products ruined my skin. The perfume and alcohol in it are too strong

He's wrong on a few points. There's loads of natural products out there and some are better than others, like with anything. You just have to find what works for you. Some of them do just replace buzzwords with an equivalent; some genuinely use better ingredients. Saying "you'll use sulfates in toothpaste anyway" is not only ignoring all of the sulfate free toothpastes out there, but why would you use more if you don't have to? Not to mention people that don't want to use endocrine disrupting chemicals or have allergies to certain ingredients. It's reductive to say all natural products are the same.

​@@hollysdale you are so right. I am allergic to sodium laureth sulfate and other sylicons, which almost every shampoo has in their formula, so after getting some classes, I started making my own shampoo. It's been 3 years by now, and I have saved tons of money and my hair and scalp are so healthy. Customized products are the way to go, you know exactly what goes into your head.

Can you please tell what did u do

What did you do if I can ask to get the hair full and healthy?

What did you do to your hair?

Sounds like bot comments

Amen!

Same here 😂

Mine too. And we need to protect him at all cost.

Same I finally have my curly frizzy hair growing ❤

@@ShaeLaughter right !

Haha I started doing this last night cause I watched his video, makes so much since you have to take care of mids and ends!!

Slava Ukraini!

Happy I could be helpful :)

This

What about shampoo bars and conditioners?

@@aquaillusiongirlMorrocco Method makes some great non-toxic shampoo bars and detangling mists. I have thick mid-thigh length and self-lightened hair.

@@aquaillusiongirl No shampoo on the market is "toxic". It's just scare tactics and not science based.

Oh, and I have noticed less hair loss because of something else you recommended - a HUGE change was when I saw your hairbrush video, and I stopped trying to detangle my hair with a comb! I got a new OG detangling wet brush, and I am in awe. Thank you!

Same ❤

I thought the same thing.. 😳🤔 What's the right was to wash hair..?

@amyharr2447 See his video called "Hair washing mistakes that will ruin your hair - How to properly wash your hair". It taught me a lesson 😊

Same!

@@justalittlebitmo saame, love it! It's just not enough to get rid of my oily roots like some claims I saw. Can't replace washing.

I was no poo for 7 years. My hair went from shine, 3a/3b, medium to thick and normal to the touch at 38 to a frizzy mess of 2b/2c/3a, fine, very opaque, dry, thin and... it fell. It gave me the appearance of androgenetic alopecia at 45 y old. I started with Deva and my hair just got worst and worst. I kept jumping brands thinking I needed to find one my hair liked. Then, my friends started asking me why I was straightening my beautiful curls and later what was happening because I was going bald basically. Believe me. Contrary to every curly girl I've heard online, my hair is very much celebrated by people that know and don't know me. 😂 So I heard them and decided to face my fears. Labs tests normal, an androgenic alopecia diagnosis, some video watching and some thinking later and I realized it could only be the no poo. I went back to the sulphates and silicones I used for 38 years without problems and I had to spend some $$ to recover my scalp and hair. It is been 4 years I left the no poo behind and my hair couldn't be better. I still care for it, but that is because I am 49 and the menopause is around the corner. I don't recommend going natural. If you do and your hair gets worse.... leave it asap! I could spend some pretty penny to recover my hair/scalp from the damage, but those that can't will face harsher times.

Katherine Sewing channel?

I tried honey as a no poo. It kinda worked but not that well. Used eggs for treatments and coconut oil to make it healthy. Worked for a short time. Baking soda ruined my hair badly. So did trying to straighten with natural oils. Walnut oil and a flat Iron don't go together because of flash point and avocado oil left a greasy mess hard to wash out. Shampoo and Conditioner are still the best bet for the least damage.

My hair was falling out from my RA treatment and I started use the extreme length redken and my hair has so much regrowth and looks wonderful. So maybe they’re out hair soul mates

What products from bondi are you using?

@kerryallen4665 I started years ago with the rapid repair as my hair was dry and brittle and then I moved to using the Hair Growth shampoo and conditioner. That's all I use.

@@jaquimeehan2743 thank you!

Me too! I followed his guide and bought the redken volume injection, my first professional shampoo ever. It was a huge investment for me but it makes my hair greasy faster than when I was using drugstore shampoo. I actually don't know anymore if trusting him about pro shampoo and drugstore shampoo is a good idea....

@@Zz1005cf I spent hundreds of dollars and while my hair was looking good, it started to fall out like crazy. I'm talking handfuls. Now I have all these redken products that I can't use.

@@Zz1005cfI definitely believe that professional shampoos are superior but I’ve never used Redken. Just because a product is expensive or liked by many people, that doesn’t guarantee you would like it. My scalp is sensitive and I had issues while I was using basic drugstore shampoos, so you’ll never see me reaching for them anymore. Not everyone has the same experience, some people could be happy using drugstore shampoos, but their formulations are still inferior, which would be expected.

Try vegamour or kerastase

@@GabbieCh I used Scruples products for years and had great results. Unfortunately their formulas changed (for the worse) when they merged or was bought by Beauty Elite Group. My search will continue.

You don't have to buy expensive products. There are great grocery store products that work well, too.

@@elin_Rarely

Monat is good . Very good. But you have to leave it for a while and then come back to it. Otherwise like you say it may damage your hair. I dont know how it works. I used many shampoos like from hairdressers but Monat was the best.

@@anetaromanowska5564 isn't monat an mlm?

My sister got onto Monat, at first it was really good but then she got the worst dandruff of her life.

How did you find them?

On all of his videos he has a link in the description box that takes you to a questionnaire that will help you find yours!

Someone said all the amazing comments are bots and I was like nah no way but omg they so are because a lot are the same comments and use the same emojis in the exact same spot I really can’t believe It I too thought he was cool and genuine

It’s too bad redken is not cruelty free though

@@AmyB369 true enough

I did too, but I like Olaplex #6 better.

I thought it was just me. I like olaplex 6 better too!

But Olaplex 6 isn’t a heat protectant though?

Don’t use Olaplex! Major lawsuit and causing lots of damage. Choose something else for now, until it’s all resolved

@@ceciliarodriguez5615 The Olaplex website says #6 is a heat protectant for blow drying but not for ironing… I use Redken hot sets 22 which Chris recommends for iron work.

Yeah I second that request. I have white streak right on top of my head and my hair is not as silky as when young(though I get compliments on my hair) and it gets itchy.