lol tbh, i've learned that although somethings can be damaging, they can also be unavoidable. for example, if i have a lot going on, then i might put my hair up in a tight ponytail without even thinking. the best thing to do is to try and avoid these things, but don't break your back (not literally) trying to make it happen lol

@@AudreyVictoria ahah yess I agree I still take really good care of my hair even tho I can’t avoid putting my hair in tight bun cause it’s a sport that require lots of train especially in high level like mine, so i have to train every day and my coach is really severe on this stuff soo..😂

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true i stopped essy buns at night and sleep with it down now made a HUGE difference in frizz curls and breakage i kept wondering why i had so many fly aways it was from bun brekage

Lol same

I did the same 😂

lmao i would plait my hair rigorously till my knees and tie it up in a double plait with ribbons and my hair would reek of sweat and coconut oil

@@thisyashashidhara3729 I r

Me tooooo

Bruh I used to put my hair in the highest ponytail (while WET)braid it so tightly and put it in the tightest bun with a shit ton of bobby pins. To this day I'm wondering how I wasn't bald 😬 my hair was hip length atm lmao

@@thisyashashidhara3729L HEHEFUHEUF WHEN I WAS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL I PUT OIL ON MY FACE SO MY HAIR WAS ALWAYS OILY WITH THE HUGE SIDE PART I LOOKED SO GROSSSS LMAOO

i guess it just depends on your hair type, becuase my hair looks better when it’s blow dryed.

@@aliujueta5286 samee

@@aliujueta5286 of course it looks good when you blow dry your hair but keep in mind that you are still damaging your hair. 😅

@@jamilija7914 i meant it feels softer. And when it air dries my hair feels more frizzy.

@@aliujueta5286 it's opposite for me. My hair looks and feels so much smoother when air dried compared to blow drying. Blowing makes is frizzy and feel dry

Right??? 😩 it’s perfection!

Yeah, I thought she had straight hair! Like why bother when it looks amazing like that?! I say as I used to straighten my hair almost daily all through high school and college

lol don't worry, as long as you try to avoid it most of the time, then you should be good!

@Wes de Lorijn copper brownish!! At the salon rn im so scared and excited omg

@@rosalia3468 omg how did it go

@@kitkat_5425 hi omg I look a little crazy but I’m waiting two days to wash it out 😭I really domt wanna wait but oh well

@@kitkat_5425 but it went well!!!

ooo good luck, i hope it went well!

Try a loose low ponytail with a scrunchie (scrunches are better for tying ur hair without damaging it)

sameeee i hate when i see my hair on the sides💀

I hate it when my hair comes to my face😶 and you can use a scrunchie or a hairstick or a pencil to tie your hair up.

it is! love it

She already made a video on that

@@desseres2982 thank you 🤓💕✨

Not that any1 cares but I usually do 2 French braids after washing its cute so I'll wear those all day and then when I wake up next morning it's soo curly toped off with Aussie hairspray

My haircare routine is up on my channel 💗

It is air drying is how you should dry your hair because it avoids heat and is natural I’m guessing she said it’s not because of fine dust

​@@emris9965 you can blow it on cold temperature , leaving it wet can make it break bc you sit down and do things and your hair touches stuff and it's just very fragile when it's wet

@@may3u but blow drying hair on low heat just makes your hair more prone to frizz. Like you said your hair is fragile when wet, but when blow drying, your hair is flailing around like a wet spaghetti noodle ( no matter what heat level ). So either way you will have damage to your hair and split ends. Honestly air drying is still better, in my opinion.

Your hair is at its most vulnerable state when wet. It breaks off easier. One tip not mentioned was sleeping on silk or satin pillow cases as well. Less friction means less damage from tossing and turning.

You can put your hair in a bun without damage by using a hairstick (i use a pencil cuz where i live everyone uses a hair tie.) It doesn't make your hair tangled and it stays the whole day.

love you!

Yes

a t shirt would work perfectly! and yes, the scalp massager/shampoo brush is amazing

How is a shampoo brush help?

@@clboymom9467 it helps to lather up the shampoo or something lolz

Is the brush recommended for people with hair loss, specially in the shower?

how long did it take you to grow your hair past your chest ??

I have heard of applying hair oil as water resist oil😉

If you need to do buns but don't want the damage, I suggest buying a hairstick. You are able to put your hair up with no tension, no damage, and it stays in place all day 👌

@@ollie1753 I use my pencil instead :^

@me thank uuuu

Try dutch braid or french braid or just a simple braid. It will keep your hair healthy and there wouldn't be any tangles and you can use this hairstyle for sleep too.

seriously! it's the best

Thank you!

Nope sulfates can't be replaced

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ive been doing it my whole life 😭

Not sure but be careful if doing that because coconut oil can clog your drain

i’ve heard yogurt masks are good for oily hair!

@@mckennasoleil6934 Thank you!

@@taylorsmith6097 I will be careful thank. Thank you!

Maybe its because youre over washing ur hair which causes the extra oil production.

omg thank you! it took a long time of figuring out what works best for my hair and what doesn't

Thank you!!

I believe she uses neutrogena anti residue shampoo

Perhaps your shampoo is to blame.

Either is fine but use a silk or satin pillow case. Anything else will break hear as you toss and turn. The silk or satin creates more slippage. If your hair is long, braid it at night or you can put it in a clip on top your head. You can wear a silk hear wrap too. Kind of like a plastic cap but made od silk or satin.

I’ve seen her use and recommend the neutrogena anti residue shampoo

@@panoplyskies5896 ya I can’t use sulphate I have extensions

I heard herbal essence isn’t good but idk about bambou

I used the argan oil one and it was really bad for me, made my hair super frizzy and suffered hair fall for 3 times that i used it then i stopped, i read so many rave reviews about it but it didn't work for me. I can't find this one in my country. One thing it gave me volume after washing my hair.

@@samiadi-azza1987 do you have dry or oily hair

@@bdhfhbhrebfg466 oily hair

I heard it could be damaging because of the water staying on hair for a long time. It can effect scalp health as well. Maybe blow drying with cold air would be safest option 🤷🏻‍♀️

blow dry with cold air so that ur hair isn’t wet for an lengthy amount of time

The hair swells when it is wet and leaving it vulnerable for however long it takes to air dry is worse. Sometimes it takes hours to dry and then if the hair is being messed with during that time like constant touching or tugging can be bad. I will still air dry for the most part but when I don’t I use my dyson and I’ve found it’s very gentle with my hair and I have hardly any split ends or breakage, I make sure to use heat protectant. Also the dyson doesn’t get as hot as other hair dryers where they would feel like I was burning my neck and scalp

It is dependent on how you do it. This is why air drying is more damaging than blow drying for me. When I air dry my hair, it takes around 4-5 hours to fully dry. That's a long time to leave my hair wet. I found this quote from a Bustle article that helps explain part of it: "You can create damage from air drying due to constant water exposure," Melissa Peverini, celebrity hairstylist and Cricket Ambassador, tells Bustle. "Water causes hair to swell and can damage the membrane, weakening hair over time." Since hair is weakest when wet, you may lose your hair cut's original shape and body over time. Blow drying your hair after having it almost (but not quite) dry can help prevent some of this damage. Here's another quote I found: Leaving hair to dry naturally can be more damaging than intense heat. Hair can absorb up to 30 per cent of its own weight in water. The longer it stays wet, the worse things get, as it continues to swell. This is because repeated swelling followed by slow drying of hair causes something called the cell membrane complex (essentially the glue holding the cuticle together) to crack, permanently damaging the hair. You’d be better off drying your locks quickly with heat, rather than going au natural. (www.ghdhair.com/us/articles/the-science-of-drying-your-hair) The other part is that because I have long hair, I need to keep it up or else my son will pull on it. When your hair is wet, it's in a "weak state." Therefore, putting my hair up while it's wet will lead to damage...more damage than putting it up when it's dry. When I blow dry, I try to keep the dryer as far away from my hair as possible, while still allowing it to dry my hair. I also don't blow dry my hair when it's sopping wet. I put it up in a hair drying towel when I get out of the shower, then 20 min later I blow dry. And then, of course, I also use a heat protectant. My hair is healthier than it has ever been, and I blow dry 2x/week. My hair was SO damaged a few years ago...and I air dried 2x/week, no hair dye/bleach, nothing.

Stop using heat and eat a lot of proteine!

I recommend only trimming your hair a quarter of and inch every three months, but also measure your hair when you cut it, and takes pictures. This is what I started doing when I felt like my hair wasn’t growing. It helps you keep up with dead end but not to often and shows you the progress. Also I don’t recommend using heat, but instead styling your hair in protective hairstyles.

take a blood test to see what you’re lacking on, I had the same problem for a very long time until I found out I was extremely low on iron and vitamin d ever since I fixed that my hair grew extremely long which I didn’t even know was possible. good luck hun x

Try inversion method

Rice water is d only only solution

Maybe you are eating unhealthy foods

@me i also got a haircut and actually helped too :) but I don’t know about shampooing twice tho, my hair would get quite dry if I’d do that but thanks for the advice appreciate it!

Some ingredients in shampoo cause hair fallout.

thank you!