That shit made my hair fall out at one point- ridiculous lol

Omg and all the days I let people see me with the slickness of it.💀

@Silver & Cold I noticed that too! Dr Dray saved meeee

I think washing your hair less would be for people with textured hair.

Saaaaame!! 😩

I've also been dedicatedly using the Reactivate Hair Growth Serum, and my hair is feeling much more volume and appears significantly denser too.

serum of reactivate manages significant hair fall in two weeks. Personally, it decreased my hairfall by 80%, but the remaining 20% was still there.

Different hair types need different care. When I was fallowing that myth my hair looked terrible and greasy. Now I wash my hair every day and it looks amazing 🤩

That's interesting, I have heard other haircare people say that you should shampoo as infrequently as you can without being gross haha so if it's everyday then that is fair enough! I also have oily skin and probably scalp too so I'm hoping it gets better with age!

This is misinformation lol. $50 for both 16 oz shampoo AND conditioner.

@@JenniferTrika, that's still a lot!

@@JenniferTrika thats an insane price I bet its not even ethically produced..

The sell a line at Target. I think each shampoo and conditioner is $10 for 11 ounces each and the add-ins are $3 each.

@@JenniferTrika plus the shipping. Ridiculous…

I appreciate your points and that you put so much into writing this. It’s really helpful! For what’s in Function of Beauty I have found that I can find better if I’m supposed to be paying a dollar a wash. I’ve been the happiest with Redken Acid Bond. But we’re all different and needs different things.

Yes, same! I tried to go sulfate free for my wavy/curly hair, but my hair was disgusting for a year and I had to go back to sulfates. My hair is healthy now and my waves/curls are beautiful.

@@karleyjojo Do you mind sharing what helped your hair? I have wayv hair type but it's been very dry and hence frizzy and nothing has worked much for me. :(

Sulfates are bad for 'hair color' they can strip or dull your color treated hair.

SLS?

@@OO-ct4hq yes

LOL….👍

I thought I was the only one who had been told that nonsense 😂

@@TheMocao I’ve been told it since I was a child! You pluck one, two more grow back. I’ve even been told it by my hairdresser🤣

I wish that were true. :( I want grey hair!

I tried it too and was not super impressed. I actually liked the shampoo but not the conditioner. I’m very particular about conditioner and it didn’t fit the bill. I canceled my subscription after the first use.

I think they are expensive too. I don't spend big money on shampoo, I just get it when its discounted. I use anything shampoo wise and love anti dandruff shampoo. I'm not fussy though.

@@KristenKras which are great local shampoo and conditioner and cheap

Would you say it’s best to seek medical advice/go to the dermatologist?

Yes that's completely different than preventing hair breakoff

Same 😂

So Truuuuuuee

long hair remind me of old mountain women who religious believes do not cut hair. how nasty long hair is for real young people as i see this old terolls with lng hair an weigh 200 lbs. cut hair tacky sues

@@tomsanders4484 ...what?

@@tomsanders4484 omg thank you ill go cut my hair for you right now i mean what was i thinking haveing long beautiful hair...lol you couldn't handle a woman with long hair!!

My hair started thinning years ago. I started using sulfate free shampoo and cone free conditioner.I also quit coloring !My hair has never been healthier. I think if I’d kept going the way I was, I’d be bald by now. I’m 67 and I have long hair past my bra strap.

And the pup

Why did your hair thinned

Ask her the active ingredient that will help you. In that way you can find options based on that ingredient.

Wow, sorry to hear that! Mine usually does mention ingredients and only once mentioned a brand (which was not hers). So, I agree with Carol, try to ask the active ingredient!

I went to mine twice. The second time (I walked an hour to get there) they asked if I was using the medicine,I said yes. Then they said that was it & charged me $70. Never went back.

If you're going in for something like accutane, ask for the active ingredients. At pharmacy you can ask for a generic(some pharmacies will consult with your doctor to switch to one) buy it should get you out of using whatever $100 cream she's recommending. Unless it doesn't have a generic or you have other health concerns.

go check out online stores where you can get acne pills or creams from other countries. check out the alldaychemist

I do it on parts of my hairline, lol

Same! I use a brow liner pencil!

I have a weird hair color- none of the products match! I’ve even tried blush and bronzer. 👩🏻‍🦰🤷🏼‍♀️

omg this is genius

@@ambergerhelper7852 dye them then

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Hey girl, I’m sure there’s a lot of medical conditions out there, but I resonate with feeling hot and sweaty all the time despite people around me being okay, and feeling like I need to shower twice a day. I have hyperthyroidism which is the reason I feel hot all the time. I suggest that being one of the things you maybe ask your doctor to check for!

@@danikasea9711 Thank you for sharing sweetie! My mom actually has hypothyroidism, so from time to time I have it checked. I often feel like I'm on menopause but I'm just 30 😂 Thank you again for replying, lots of love and have a great week ❤️💕😊

Thanks!

@@DrDrayzday Can thinning hair be hereditary in men please? Much love from Australia 👍

I just got one because it worked for one of my friends. She didn’t see hair growth until the 8 month mark! Just to let you know to keep at it.

I havent cut my hair for 1,5 years.. split ends also dont "travel up" i would know..

@@suides4810 They do travel up the shaft. You’re gonna notice once you cut it because the shaft will be hollow lol cut your damn hair

The end itself will never grow since hair grows from the follicle. But the ends will only become more damaged. I’d say if your hair is in generally healthy condition, you can trim it 1-2x every year, maybe even none if it’s completely “virgin.” But most of us are exposed to damage just from the environment, day to day mechanical damage (if we style it up or pull it back) etc.

@@CL-fs3kt if she just said she never experienced her split ends traveling up the shaft, how can you tell her about HER experience as if y’all have the same head ? 😂 you also learned about trims in the internet. I never cut my 3b hair and my ends are still moisturized and healthy 😭

@@ash00001 She didn’t say her split ends don’t travel up, she just said split ends in general don’t travel up which isn’t true. It’s like when you get a run in your stockings. Unless you never go outside and never touch your hair, that’s what happens. Your hair can still be healthy and have a few split ends. LOL

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Tried it several times lol, I was miserable. Now I wash every day or every two days. I hate having dirty hair. People who say you can train your hair = people who say your armpits are detoxing while switching to natural deodorant

@@mahnikt it's a paradox that the *clean* movement advocates dirty hair with build up and stinky sweat.

@@mahnikt tried it for 2 years with different methods and products. Didn’t work *whatsoever*. I do believe most folks though when they say training worked for them.

Mine is this way. I only need to wash a few times. Granted I try to buy as natural as I can because we’re sensitive. But I don’t think it’s a myth

I think this mostly comes from different hair types having different needs. And because the Curly Girl Method specifically was pushing this idea- and they get a lot of their hair are ideas from the natural hair movement. Which means that a lot of those tips are great for people with very dry, very curly or textured hair. But not so much for anyone else. For me, I wash my hair every week or two. But my hair is super dry, as is my scalp. I never appear oily. Ever. Which is pretty handy when you’re disabled and can’t wash your hair often anyway- no one can tell when I lay washed my hair. It’s not as soft by the end of my wash cycle, but it’s never oily. In fact, I put leave in conditioner and extra hair oils in to it every couple of days, and I need to. So for some people, washing less often is definitely better for their hair. Shampoo can be pretty harsh on very dry (as on oil-free, not as in water free. Just like skin) hair. As can getting it soaking wet, because water swells the hair shaft, which makes it more vulnerable to breakage. So if you have very dry and very curly hair, washing less often is the way to go. But straight hair, or hair that isn’t super dry- washing more often is the way to go. I really dislike when people give proclamations that they say apply to everyone. That’s never the case, because everyone has different needs, and the best thing to do is to work out what works best for you and your specific situation and goals.

Yes, please! I have wavy/curly hair and my hair is so frizzy lately even with added strong med/hold gel from Curlsmith and Purology shampoo and Condioner…

I'm sure she'll put something up. Some folks I know are waiting before they do (like Lab Muffin).

U r soo pretty... I love u❤️❤️..

@@vivek3872bruh leave her alone stop being a creep

If the damage is inevitable as you said then trims are not preventing anything, trims are strictly for the hairs appearance by creating better shape/symmetry it’s not preventing the inevitable.

The first part is true but you don't fix by trimming, you fix by strengthening the hair

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I’ve been no pop for 3 months and it’s the best thing I did for my hair

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Thank You my Dear Sweet Friend!! I Hope You're Having a Beautiful Day!! God Bless You Always!! Xoxoxo

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@@DrDrayzday Thank you!

You just get used to the feeling of a dirty scalp. Ew. Just wash your hair. We have lovely products now that don’t harm your hair. When I was a kid, we only washed our hair once a week because shampooing frequently actually did harm hair. That’s because our shampoo was basically dish soap, harsh. I do remember how smelly my hairband got from all the dirt and oils. Now the shampoo is actually good for your hair and scalp. Old wives tales just keep hanging on even when circumstances change.

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My hair is fine and oily, I wash my hair daily. I remember my mother only washed her hair weekly. As she aged her thick hair thinned. I believe partly due to hairspray buildup on the scalp. The scalp is the soil for our hair if it’s bombarded with chemicals that can’t be good. If I didn’t wash my face daily what a mess my face would be at my age!😂

I also have oily hair and washed it everyday for years. I changed hairdressers and the new hairdresser suggested that I try a texturising hairspray when I blow my hair dry. I spray it on the roots and style as usual. It's called Sexy Hair Texture High Tide. Sally's Beauty Supply carries it but they never have it in stock. So I order from Amazon and it's about $20 a can. This product allows me to go 3 days in between Washings, makes my hair feels so soft and wonderful. The can lasts me about a month-and-a-half to two months. Obviously if you have short hair you probably would use less. It's been a game-changer for me and you might want to give it a try.

@@brigitte9999 Your face? Because of the oily hairs falling down on your face?

If you haven't already, you could also try ditching the conditioner if your hair is as short as it is in the picture there. Might work better for you. If the oils have no trouble reaching the ends, as it shouldn't with short straight hair and a regular amount of oil production, then it's generally not necessary and makes the scalp oily quicker, which can lead to some annoying stuff sooner. Hair should still come out nice and soft.

@@Siberius- is conditioner really necessary for short men hair after shampoo?

Same! When I started shampooing every day my hair got super oily. I try to do it every other day now.

I had the same problem before but found out It only happened because products I used dried my scalp too much(if you are drying your skin it produces more oil to protect itself). I just switched to gentle shampoos and now can wash my hair daily and my hair looks and grows much better. Another solution is to use hydrating scalp tonic but it's better to switch shampoo first.

Use a clarifying Shampoo and don’t use conditioner.

@@amberk2168 hi you are using which gentle shampoo and

Me either… I’d have to get up two of three hours earlier to get to work

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She didn’t “train” her hair. She simply got used to the feeling of a dirty scalp. (Yuck).

@@missmayflower Uuggggghhhhh!

@@missmayflower Lmbo! I seriously think that's what's going on. You hit the nail on the head!

My hair is smiliar to your. What I would do is gently pet the hair with towel and then little bit blow dry than put my hair in heatless curly hair styles . And a few hours later my hair would have nice waves/curls .

Maybe try finger coiling? I recommend manes by mell! She’s helped me with my frizzy hair that I thought was straight. 3B hair now :).

I dry mine partially with a heat protectant before bed(shoulder blade length fine, wavy hair), because I have sensory issues and it keeps me awake if it's too damp.

I think blow drying with cool or very low heat could work, but using high heat has to be damaging after a while.