Same

same =))

hahahah mine too!!

OMG like me :D

I was about to say her split ends are thicker than my individual hairs

Yeah😂😂 so true all my hair has splits and a lot of splits but her hair i feel it's one of the best hair ever😭😭😭

The O N L Y relatable comment here.

Trust me, when your hair is this long it ends up more damaged than the average persons does. My hair is this long too and because it always hang over arms, getting stuck in things 😂 etc, it can get split ends easier. But that doesn’t mean your hair isn’t still healthy, it just means you probably trim it more often

Some of my strands have 2 or 3 split ends just chilling out.

After all these years of good care what do you expect? Of course she has a beautiful hair.

I've had hair dressers HACK my hair off , honestly I have such a low trust in hair dressers. I completely agree with this comment. I've yet to meet a hair dresser who understands how to do a proper "dusting" of split ends, they always want to take off like 5 inches... And try to convince me "well it's all dead so," but I've been dusting my own split ends for 2 years and have seen healthy growth. All you need is some patience and some high quality scissors.

I’m a hair dresser with hair down to my butt and pretty much every hair dresser that has ever cut my hair is super jealous and just starts hacking it off. I don’t even trust anyone to touch it anymore so I cut it myself now 😤

@@keriharguess5584 this comment thread is confirming my suspicion that women be petty and cutting each other down quite literally with scissors!!! Instead of all of us helping it to grow ! We need a salon with only long hair girls please!!!

Same. I literally asked for a trim (keep in mind my hair was bellow my butt and my regular hairdresser was overbooked) and suddenly she cuts it off half way! "Is this okay?" BITCH NO ITS NOT OKAY BUT YOUVE ALREADY CUT MY HAIR THAT SHORT MIGHT AS WELL FINISH IT! I'm still mad lol

@@iseetheWAYVision omg that is the height of rudeness! It's like they already have a preconceived plan for your hair the moment you step in. Fffffffsssss

BlackHype lol 😂

I'm so jealous of her hair. I hope to get it really long like that in a few years 😍 She's my hair inspiration.

I have my hair as long as hers and I'm a metalhead. Tbh, it's hard to headbang because when the hair is long, you have to put some effort to whip it, haha

@@GondaKate4D so true! I also sometimes get my hair caught in something, and have tried people standing on my hair during at show!

I’ve also had the exact same thing happened when I went to a random place SHE ACTUALLY STRAIGHTENED MY HAIR WHILE STILL WET !!!!

me😂😂... i read this comment but still😂😂😂

Me, but only because the sound was startling and really loud.

Me! And probably she did too!

sameeeee

Dharshini Sathiyendran I was like omg nooooooo

Most hair stylists are very evil. The same thing happened with my mom and sister, long hair and went to get it styled and we're lied to and said they were cutting split ends but cut in pixie cuts. I have never ever been to a hair salon or let anyone do anything to my hair that is not a relative. Hair dressers seems so manipulative and jealous.

Reading all the horror stories here and wow, what's wrong with hair dresser? O_O I had similar experiences but thought it was only an isolated case. Turns out it seems to be common for them to intentionally cut off healthy long hair.

Sulli girl WHAT? How did you not feel her cutting????

I’m so sorry you had these experiences! I’ve only had positive experiences from the hairdressers I’ve worked with (however, even at 22 my hair keeps getting thinner)

That sucks This is why I am glad my mom cuts my hair

Omg right?!

Wooden brushes come in colors too. Tek brushes also have a color line.

She was using her "Wet brush" Detangler that her mum got her, she explained in one of her videos that she likes to use it to brush her wet hair.

@@deveshiarora I thought it was; Comb wet hair. Brush dry hair.

@@tenacity1392 I mean that's what I do but the Wet brush IS good for wet hair from what I've heard and her hair is beautiful so I'm not complaining lol 🤷‍♀🤷‍♀

Adha what video?

@@usernameee it was a french youtuber, Emadolly

I bought the hair split trimmer recently , and it works great . It doesn't make the hair splits thinner just trims the damaged ones and 2 different trimmers are available. The first one 1,4 and second 1,8. It helps a lot because it doesn't cut the length and many use this too , find it very functional.

I’ve been using it for months and my hair is healthy.

Of course it makes it thinner especially for those trying to grow it out not for those who are at a still length. It's the same as manually dusting your hair. You might still snip off some growing hair. Which is why I only dust in between trims, so only every 3 months. But of course, those who already spent money on that shit are gonna try to prove you wrong because they don't want to feel like they stupidly invest in something useless, which they did. 😂

Mellon Collie uh ok, thanks for the random life story lmao

Aussie thingz ur welcome ♥️

Good for you when you keep cutting your hair at a young age it get thick when u grow

Random but interesting story lol. Thanks for sharing

Los peluqueros españoles, menudo desastre 🤦🏼‍♀️

That's so sweet!

Every hair has split ends honey

Minnasota Moussaoui no honey, I dont have any

The difference is in what you said, this woman has very thick hair and lots ok it so it’s more likely that she will have split ends.

S hmm so you don’t have a single one.. that doesn’t seem possible I don’t believe u 😂 💀

Exactly. How would it differentiate between healthy and split ends anyway?

greenknitter I think the idea is that healthy ends lay flat and smooth while split ends are frayed and rough and stick out enough for the machine to grab them? Idk if that’s actually the case, though.

@@rikketakera That would be the only way I could see it being able to tell the difference yeah, but then she wouldn't have mostly healthy pieces cut off as we saw in the video. The evidence is not there that it only cuts off split ends. I could see continued use of that making the hair ends thinner and thinner so with my fine hair particularly that's a big nope from me.

Lauren O 😑 it’s just an end trimmer n splits r mostly at the end so yeah

yeah the way it works is by pulling the hair taught and then as you run it through, it trims off the ends that pop up.

Yea thats what it does, its pointless for me too cause it doesnt target the splitting or breakage thats further up the hair shaft

Split ends pop up when you section them in the way the machine does. It's called the dusting technique when you only cut the split ends, not the length..

@@dannie0998 All ends may pop up though and the majority won't be split ends unless you're not trimming your hair regularly. I do, and using a device that is just going to cut a few centimetres off the ends of hair strands that are at different growing lengths (because of course hairs are falling out and regrowing every day), is useless. This device doesn't know the difference between healthy ends and split ones so what's the point when cutting with a scissors will do a far better job as we can see with our own eyes which ones are split and needing to be trimmed and which are healthy.

@@greenknitter it doesnt cut centimeters. Only like half a centimeter. So its a trim. A really really smal trim.

Sophie Bell yeah, like why are you so sad over the fact that you are losing so little hair. Some machines can be calibrated to cut the minimum possible.

that's cuz a tool like that is essentially just trimming your hair like regular hair razors would. depending on how high you set the machine on your hair strand and then go down the length of it, all the hair it goes through gets razored and cut off, making it shorter than the rest, cutting it off unevenly (as razors do) and just creating more split ends. i would also assume the more you use it, the more you will be thinning the ends of your hair out over time. the more split ends you create, the more you use the tool, the more it cuts off, the more it splits and split ends travel up. endless cycle. after a couple of years of regular use you probably need a blunt cut and a good few inches off your hair length to get it thick and even again

SheShattersTheRules I have this tool too but It is not recommended to use it very often as Sarah in the video said . Every 6 or 8 weeks it's not okay because it is true that it makes the hair splits thinner so I use only once in 2 months ,otherwise the hair will go thinner with the time .

@K B it's not about the trimming it's about the way it trims. it's widely known that razoring hair is really bad and frays your ends

@@KB-ie2oiYou shouldn't be using regular scizzors with hair, they're too blunt. Salons use actual proper hair sheers, which are one of the sharpest blades you can buy even by razor standards. Plus, the reason why people say it's bad is because it doesn't just cut cut off dead ends, it cuts of any hair that's sticking out. That could be frizz, texture or shorter hairs in general.

Hy can u tell how to use the rose nector

princess maha Hi! First , I boil some water with rosemary. After this , I let it cool. Then , I put a few drops of rose nectar in it and apply it on my hair after washing it. ;)

Good luck and BTW I had this same situation before, recently my hair so much more longer and thicker. Good luck again💟💟🌹

salma Ramadan Thank you so much...I wish you luck too!❤️

@@CherryBlossom-qg5zx thanks a lot

mariella dicarlo did you pass a transition period with the calias shampoo?

@@alansosalara I know I'm not the original person, but I did! I have wavy hair, medium thickness, that gets oily quickly. I used to feel that it wouldn't clean my hair properly - I actually struggled with it for a few months. Now, I find it works well and leaves my hair clean. But, I also use a sulphate shampoo once a week. For me it's a good balance. If you want to make the transition easier, you can do what I do with the shampoos (and eventually use the sulphate one less and less if you want to cut it out completely) and/or you can use hair rinses. There's more tips on KZfaq I'm sure, but that's just off the top of my head. I hope this helped!

Omg me too! Shampoo and the wooden brush are my favorites though 😊

Sofia's Art Studios Sorry I took so long to respond! Basically Calia makes your hair smell really good and it makes it be less frizzy and softer detangled in its natural state. At first I saw my hair fell fat due to the non waxy residue but now i like it more and my hair feels so clean instead of waxy! I have medium thick wavy long hair!

Can i ask the brands you use? 😌

could be me lmao and i somehow always end up cutting it short again oops

So me dyed it 2 days ago cause I was bored 😂

Sameeee, my best friend and i promise each other we were going to let our hair long and a month ago we had the same length but I decided to cut my hair and i end up crying because my hair was long for the first time in a while

i’m watching this with hair dye in my hair 😂

Bleaching my hair ruined it even my husband told me my hair looks dead and now youtube recomended me this vid could i get any unluckier ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

haha me too!

Are you a W.i.t.c.h. fan?😍

***you

Same girl same

Honestly I was looking at her “section” thinking “sooooo...that’s like 90% of my hair”

I feel bad for all you people with rat hair

@@the.44magnumisamonster oh well thank you, that s so considerate of you!

Hahaha I’m crying at these comments

@@the.44magnumisamonster .not me .🤣🤣🤣🤣😏

Thank you so much

Thank u

If you wanna do something fun and interesting with your hair to make it less boring, you can do mask treatments or rag curls. Make a spa night of it.

dont do it lol and don’t cut your bangs especially lmfaoo

Kelsey M! 😂😂

I cut my hair 💇‍♀️ already 🤦‍♀️

Don't cut bangs but like I cut my hair and I actually really like it it's nice to have something different for a bit

Lol

How’s your hairs condition now?

@imAwareThatimRare it works for me idk 🤷🏼‍♀️

Victoria Todorova well yes some people have fine hair strands and fine hair overall, not much you can really do about genetics sometimes i wish i had finer hair lol

I would have sued her.

14?!

There was a lot of crying. But it was the day I found out my hubby, who constantly praised my hair, would love me even if I had none.

She says she doesn't but she rubs all her excess hair products into her hands, nails and cuticles. She says is strengthens them

@@beth629 it makes sense bc of the different varieties of oils she uses, which also go to her nails .

Hm Lmao probably the awful noise..

@@thebluedot4728 Trueee

Not me. I LOVE my curly hair. What I love even more is I can "change" my hair type anytime I want to. If I wanna have straight hair I blow dry it and use a straightening iron (heat damage yes but still) , if I want it curly I just use water ! 😁❤

Not me. I LOVEEE my curly hair i would cry when i get my hair straighten

Maria Saidi yup....curly hair or even wavy hair is so versatile

@@Khushi15 tbf she has wavy hair.😅

@@milekmalik8368 yup

Please try to use a water softener.. Maybe it will help

Wash your hair with distilled water and get a chelating shampoo

Alan Omar Sosa Lara I’m in a similar situation about my hair thinning. However, for your hard water problem I suggest that you try a water filter, or a water pitcher with a filter in it. I use to keep one when I lived in a dorm. You can find them on amazon or at Walmart

Hi, in Europe, we have hard water as well, Ive been experiencing hair loss for some time, but I've managed to stop it. Here are the top causes you might want to fix (if there is an internal health problem, no shampoo or other cosmetic product is going to help ...): 1. *nutrient defficiencies* (iron is the most common one (anemia> hairloss), B vitamins - biotin, zinc and selenium, omega 3, protein) - you don't have to buy expensive tablets, just make sure these are in your diet. 2. *hormonal issues* (especially thyroid hormones - hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism, also too much male hormones in women, since you seem to be a guy, your hairloss may be genetical though - as far as I know, the only thing that a dermatologist will offer you for male pattern hairloss is Rogaine, that should be the last option though). 3. *stress* - a major stress episode or health issue/injury may cause sudden hairloss which will resolve naturaly if the stressor is removed (a.k.a. tellogen effluvium). 4. hairloss might be a side effect of some *medication*. 5. other health poblems (diabetes, high blood pressure etc.) Seriously, the best thing you can do is see a doctor - nothing expensive, just a general blood test, if theres a problem, it will show. If you care for hard water, get a filter or buy bottled destiled water and rinse your hair after washing.

Jayne Beddoe have you use one that it worked for you?

@Farida Life Great thank you for your reply 😊😊 I'm glad I'm not harming my hair

Make sure you're using really sharp scissors. If you use dull ones, it will kinda crunch your hair between the blades and do more harm than good.

@@roseyhorsegirl8079 thank u. I didn't pay attention to this. I cut split ends with any scissors available.

@@wasnae8675 I would even recommend buying brand new scissors and using them only for your hair. (Unless you already have some good, sharp ones laying around) I think fabric scissors may be even better, but I have no idea, so don't quote me on that. Glad I could help! 😊

@@roseyhorsegirl8079 Thank you so much for your help. ❤

Sameee

I thought that too when I saw her hair folding to her shoulders :D