😂😂 I figured but had to be sure because I’m following your exact routine! Thank you, you’re amazing!

I was wondering 🤣🤣

Where can you get k18

Hi Abbey, I was wondering if you could do a video on the new Garnier Fructis Hair Filler Inner Fiber Bond repair pre treatment that comes with the shampoo and conditioner in a set that just came out. It looks like they are trying to dupe the Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate and the L’Oréal Everpure Bonding Treatment. I was just curious what you thought of it. Thank you.

@@robinfrisby6551Sephora

What shampoo do you use when washing out the oil?

Awww thank you so much! And please keep me posted on your hair journey!! So exciting to see some improvement after bleach damage!

The OGX coconut oil does not have argan oil in it. Maybe the ingredients were updated?

This is how i feel too? Because the raw form of coconut can be so thick and can solidify. But hair oils with coconut formulated in already are much thinner consistency!

@@CherryBerry383 Exactly!

Hell I've used the jar coconut oil before and it's not that hard to wash out haha

I literally just bought the Palmers coconut hair oil yesterday! It has the exact same ingredients as OGX but it's cheaper.

@@cayladeanne Huge bottle, too! The spray pump is not the best. I just spray it onto my hands and apply. Not as sweet smelling as OGX, but still has a nice scent and does the job!

Yayyy!!

This actually works! I read this recommendation on reddit and this idea the way I wash out oils from my hair ever since.

I do this!!!!! Heavy oil…and condition as step 1 (i usually let sit 15-30 min) i detangle as it rinses…shampoo twice…then deep condition

do you shampoo your lengths? cant get the oil out🤧🤧🤧

​@@1120TaylorLautnerdon't shampoo your ends

It really does. Oil removes oil!

Interesting! Has it been helping or is it a new addition to your routine?

Name and location to buy please 😊

@@julieme7927I think it’s been helping! I take it in capsule form as a supplement and I have a bottle of cold pressed pumpkin seed oil to use on my hair and skin. I started losing hair like crazy this summer after stopping the birth control pill. My hair loss has slowed down since I started taking pumpkin seed oil. It’s also great to mix a couple drops in with lotion or moisturizer 😀

@@JaxDianneI ordered it from Amazon! I have a bottle of Maple Holistics cold pressed pumpkin seed oil, and i take it in capsule form as well. I believe the capsules I ordered were the Carlyle brand :)

@@brennybean Thanks for the info

Thank you xx

Thanks! What is solid conditioning?

@@salapec3880 Just my way of saying that conditioner needs to be a priority. So the oiling is one part of that. The other would be using masks or really good conditioners. I found that masks are key for me. The other thing I did was use tresseme moisture rich conditioner or loreal ever pure conditioner after oiling it but just before I was going into the shower. It's a copious amount of conditioning, but it changed my hair in less than two months from crazy dry with vast amounts of breakage (seeing a lot of it in the drain every time I washed my hair) to next to nothing in the drain. My routine is wash twice a week. Pre wash oil both times. I use a blend of oils like avocado, grapeseed, fractionated coconut oil ect (had them on hand so used them instead of OGX, but OGX sounds like it works well). Then I use a hair dryer cap that I got off amazon to warm the oils which helps them absorb into my hair very well. It attaches to the dryer and I keep the dryer on the warm NOT hot setting and low air NOT high blowing air. This seems to helf the oil absorb as it's less oily when i take the cap off. Then I put in tresseme or loreal conditioner. Rinse it out, then shampoo. Then condition with a mask (though once every two or three weeks I do use loreal bond repair trie set). Then I squeeze the water out of my hair carefully in the shower and then with a towel very gently until it doesn't feel wet. Wet brush it, then gently squeeze out more water from it. Apply leave in conditoner. Finally, I use an ionic dryer on high to dry it. Takes maybe ten minutes. The dryer doesn't give off hot air. It's warm, similar to the heating cap but actually cooler. I really am astonished at how quickly this changed my hair to a nice healthy silky feel with next to no breakage. It even seems to have given some elasticity back to it. Since the only real change I made was to add in copious amounts of conditioning, I'm sure that is why it changed and probably so fast. So yeah, that's a solid amount of conditioning. :D

I just wrap my hair in cling film and then put a thick warm hat on to help the oil do its job.

I've started using a satin bonnet recently and it's so nice to now wake up when I roll over at night and have to pull my hair out from under me.

OGX has a most version of this coconut oil for finer hair! (: also if you dont already - condition FIRST before shampooing to get the oil out. Then shampoo twice, and condition again (:

@@bucky7505 genius 🤩

What Pantene products do you use?

Do you oil your hair before washing? I’ve been doing a wavy hair routine but I’m worried that the oil will prevent washing buildup from curl cream and gel

@@alisonhagen6704 I use too and I am now thinking that because I wasn’t using a sulphate shampoo my hair was never properly clean

I was also a CGM “believer” and it’s sad that it was so limiting. Also very manipulative to say that your hair just “needs to get used to it”.

I use just the moisture pantene or I look for that cone she talks about in the her videos. I also oil my hair regularly, because I have course hair I need a little bit everyday but in saying that I also had more before shampooing.

Do you find that the oiling routine leads to more buildup, since it seems it would prevent curl cream, gel, etc from being washed out? I’m trying to stick to a wavy hair routine but incorporate the oiling. 😊

@@alisonhagen6704 i make sure to use a clarifying shampoo every time i oil, and pretty much every time i wash my hair (1-2x a week) as my first cleanse. i’d say as long as you’re washing with a strong shampoo or doing a double cleanse you should be good!

@@daniellemc1023thank you!!

Did you do the ACV rinse at the end of your shower? Like after shampoo and conditioner or before?

@@03Marisab in between. I did one shampoo to get the majority of the oil out and rinsed. Then I applied the apple cider vinegar. Make sure you dilute it, I did two teaspoons with 300ml of water. Poured it on in sections to get my whole scalp. Be careful around your face as you don’t want vinegar in your eyes, even diluted vinegar will sting. Let it sit for a couple of minutes then massages it for another couple of minutes. Rinsed it out. Did another shampoo and rinse.. wait til you see how much your shampoo suds this time around on a truly clarified scalp.. it’s insane! Rinse well, you don’t want any ACV left on your hair as it’ll dry it out. Then conditioned the ends and rinsed and that’s it!

@@d26s10 interesting! thanks for the tip, I’ll try it out. I have an oily scalp and can’t go without washing my hair every other day. I tried for weeks to wash it every 2 days but I just couldn’t handle the oil at my roots. I will definitely try this out!

@@d26s10I used to do this for years! When I turned 18, my hair got a thick filmy feeling from any and all shampoo and conditioners, including clarifying. I eventually found a perfect balance by doing a ACV pre wash once every 2 weeks. I put in a glass spray bottle and would spray all over about 20 mins before washing. It was a huge help!

my hair usually hates coconut oil (3a/3b) so i’ve been scared to try the OGX but this gives me hope lol

@@sillygoose420 i just edited my comment. Bc i agree, argan one is amazing, coconut oil one dries my hair. But my hair doesn’t like coconut oil,

Us Indians have been oiling our hair using coconut oil for agesssss

I am Sri Lankan and we do the same! We also add herbs to our oil like fenugreek, centella, amla, etc. We do oil massage our scalp too, what about you guys?