Dry Hair Routine - Restore Moisture And Health To Your Hair
- Posted on 28 June, 2022
- Hair Care
- By Anonymous
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*Timestamps*
00:00 Keys to Eliminating Dry Hair
00:20 There is No Such Thing As Dry Hair
00:55 What Causes Dryness?
02:04 How to Keep Hair Healthy
02:59 The Routine
03:25 Signs Of Hair Damage
04:07 Best Product for Damaged Hair
04:33 Moisture Retaining Products
07:27 Recap
Dryness is one of the most common hair problems out there, but it's actually really easy to fix. So why do so? Many people have this problem if there's an easy fix, because nobody showed them how to actually fix it. Welcome to hair university today we're going over a hair routine that will fix even the driest of hair and, like i said, it's really easy. If you're able to watch this video you're able to fix dry hair, let's get into it first part, is you need to understand that there's really no such thing as dry hair, it's so easy to fix. No one really has dry hair, it's kind of like describing yourself as a hungry person. Nobody goes on a first date and describes himself as hungry. It'S just it's weird, it's so temporary and easy to fix. It'S not really a thing and dryness and hair is the exact same. It'S so temporary and easy to fix, and everyone deals with it. It'S not a thing really. The only difference with hunger is that you know exactly how to deal with it and make it go away, but with hair you don't know, so that's what we're going to teach you so by the end of this video asking what's the best shampoo for dry hair Is going to sound just as ridiculous as asking? What'S the best food for a hungry person, so let's get into it. If you don't know me, my name is chris. I own a hair salon called live, love locks. We try out every new hair product and bring the best ones to you. I make these videos because way too many people have unhealthy hair and i don't want you to be one of them to combat dryness. You need to understand what creates dryness and the answer to that is pretty much everything going outside being out in the environment, dying your hair styling, your hair, only using shampoo and conditioner not using the right products. All of those things will create dryness in your hair. So it's pretty much everything your hair is actually really similar to your skin. I like to use this comparison, because everybody knows that there's different skin types and everybody knows that you need to help your skin stay. Moisturized hair is the exact same way. So today we're going to figure out how to help your hair stay moisturized. The worst thing about dry hair is that it loses its strength as it dries out. It gets brittle and damaged and starts to break off and damage is actually little holes in the outside protective layer of your hair, and it's not bad just because it looks bad. It'S bad, because those holes actually make it harder for your hair to retain moisture. It will leak right out of the holes, so you get this vicious cycle where dry, hair gets damaged and brittle the damage creates more holes in the hair, which means it loses more moisture, so it gets drier and even more damaged. Let'S step back for a second, i know this sounds really bad, but here's the thing it's actually an easy fix. The point i'm trying to make here is that you and your hair are team. You need to help it out and if you let it continue to be dry, it's only going to get worse. So, let's fix it now before it gets worse. The first thing you need to understand about keeping hair, healthy and moisturized is that it's made up of two different components. Number one of course, is moisture, but number two. You actually need your hair to have the ability to retain moisture. The first part moisture is super. Straightforward conditioner or hair mask will put a ton of moisture in your hair, but if it were that easy, why do so many people still have really dry hair? The answer, of course, is the moisture is only half the game. You need products to add, moisture and products to help retain moisture. In other words, you can use a ton of moisturizing products, but if it can't retain that moisture, it's just gon na leak right out and leave you with dry hair, you're gon na, be super frustrated and wondering what you're doing wrong so believe it or not. With that simple framework, you now understand hair dryness better than most stylists. So congratulations on that now. We'Re gon na actually build you, a hair routine with specific products to get both moisture and moisture retention. We'Re gon na start out by prioritizing moisture retention, because if your hair can't hold on to water, it doesn't matter how much you put in there. It'S like a leaky bucket. It'S gon na, come right out the bottom. Remember that a minute ago i told you, the damage was actually holes in the outside of your hair that allowed moisture to escape. We need to figure out if your hair is damaged, because if that's a problem, it has to be addressed first. So how do you know if you have damage breakage is one of the easiest things to look for if some of your hair is much shorter than the length of your hair, then some of it has broken off and that's breakage. Another way to know is that your ends will split right after you get a trim like within a week or two that's a sign of damage that the hair is unhealthy in the first place, so it splits really quickly. Another way to tell is if your hair is looking duller, if it's lost that vibrant shiny look to it, and now it looks kind of just like dull and uh, it's probably damaged. So if you're noticing those problems, you probably have damage and we need to do something to repair that damage, so your hair can retain moisture. These things are super common in blondes, because going blonde causes a lot of damage. So if you're noticing these things, you have damage and we need to fix it for your hair to be able to retain moisture the best product, for that is olaplex 3. You only need to use it once a week for 10 minutes. If you want to see an entire video on that, showing you exactly what to do i'll link it right up here, so essentially, this will repair the holes in your hair that are allowing the moisture to leak out. This basically gets the bonds that were originally holding the structure of your hair together in the first place to be created again just go with it all right. So that's a major win if you have damaged hair, if you don't have damaged hair, don't worry about this. Let'S go on to the next step, which is moisture retaining products so after you wash and condition your hair, it's going to have tons of moisture in it, that's great, but we're smart, and we know that shampoo and conditioner are not nearly enough to stop dry hair. We know that your hair has no way to naturally retain the moisture from your conditioner, so if we leave it alone at this point, all the moisture is going to dry right out, like we never even used the conditioner in the first place, and if we allow That to happen, like most people do, that is an absolute disaster. We retain basically zero percent of the moisture, but what if you could retain 100 of the moisture your hair would go from here to up here? It'S actually really easy. Let me show you how so let me unveil the first of two products that are going to help you accomplish this and it is leave-in conditioner and i'm not exaggerating when i say that this is the most important product of all time. This hydrates your hair a little bit and that doesn't sound that impressive, but really the secret to what's going on here is: it forms a protective layer around the outside of your hair that locks in 100 of the moisture. This completely transforms your hair. Without this, your hair is basically like a broken fire hydrant if you've ever seen it it's just spewing water all into the air. That'S usually your hair. Without this, this completely transforms your hair. If you're, not using this, you don't care about your hair. Leave-In conditioner is one of those products where it's already super light, so it works for every single hair type. This is the best one. I'Ve ever found it's pure ologies, color fanatic. I highly recommend it it's one of our best sellers. If you want to see a video on the exact benefits and how to use it, i'll link a video right up here. But now, let's move on to the second and last moisture. Retaining product, probably notice that your ends are the driest part of your hair. And that's completely normal, if you think about it, it makes complete sense. Not only are your ends, the oldest and most damaged part of your hair, they're also completely exposed. In other words, i want you to think of your hair, like a pipe pipes. Always have this hard outside protective layer that lets the fluid go through the middle, but your ends basically got cut so a pipe where the water is just flowing right out. What we need to do is seal off your ends, so the moisture can't come out the end anymore and to do that, we're going to bring out the heavy artillery, which is hair oil, we're going to be very, very careful about hair oil because it's so strong. If you put too much in your hair will feel oily and gross, so we're only going to use a little bit here. Oil is great for sealing ends because oil does not mix with water. So when you put this on your ends, the water cannot pass through and escape. This is so strong we're only going to use a little bit. It'S only going to be on our ends. If you have a little bit left over, you can use it on your mids, but really on your ends. Don'T get too crazy if you want to see a video on exactly the benefits and exactly how to use it. I'Ll leave a link up here. You have two options for hair oil. If your hair tends to get weighed down really easily, if you have fine or medium hair, i really recommend olaplex 7 it'll help your hair stay fresh and clean longer. But if your hair is coarse and drinks up hydrating products, i would recommend moroccan oil. It'S much stronger. This olaplex 7 isn't going to do much if you have corsair. You need something really strong like this all right. So, if you're waiting for the hard part of what you think that you're not going to be able to do because you're, not that good at hair here it is no i'm i'm just kidding we're totally done. That'S the whole thing. It'S super easy. I told you you could do it all alright, so quick recap, hydrating! Your hair requires two things number one moisture and number two moisture retention, which is equally important. You have to have both moisture comes from using conditioner or hair mask. Forget all those other crazy products that you leave in overnight, or whatever don't worry about those conditioner or a hair mask after those products put moisture inside your hair. Your job is not to lock 100 of the moisture in your hair, so it doesn't leak out the absolute best way to do that is with a leave-in conditioner and a hair oil don't go for any crazy or exotic products. They don't work nearly as well as these two. If your hair is damaged and you're experiencing a lot of breakage and super dry hair, you should definitely use olaplex 3 to plug the holes that are actually allowing moisture to leak from your hair. That is the entire routine feel free to take a screenshot. So you can remember this later, but healthy hair routines are actually really easy. It'S the styling! That'S the hard part! So with this you should never have dry hair again just stick to the plan. It'S really only two products: don't try to fudge it with this product or that product stick to the plan, and i promise you, you will see immediate results, it's not something that takes months to happen. It'Ll happen really quickly for you. I wish you the best of luck. I'M gon na link all the products in the description and, if you have any questions, leave a comment i'll make sure to get back to you. Thank you. So much for watching have a good one, guys.
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Mrs Me: For decades I’d immediately put moisturizer on my face after washing to prevent water loss and stay hydrated. It never dawned on me to do the same thing to my hair! What a difference leave-in conditioner and oil have done for my hair. I’m forever grateful to you.
whodeenee43: After all of these years of watching thousands of you tube videos, this video simplified EVERYTHING in one easy step! No jumping through hoops or rolling around on the floor to get answers!! You made this VERY SIMPLE and EASY to understand! Thank you so much Sir from the bottom of my heart!! Can't wait to try this process!! GOD BLESS YOU FOREVER!!!!!!
SA: I’m 54 years old if my hair kept breaking and I’m losing a lot of hair. I washed your channel I started using leaving conditioner and that was a game changer holy crap. I now can curl my hair and my curls stay which they weren’t before. My hair just feels healthier and the breakage is less I’m so glad I stumbled on your channel
Christina: You're the best Chris! I always do exactly try what you tell me for my fine hair and it always works, and yes, stick to the plan! Its not always overnight. My hair has never looked or felt better since listening to your suggestions.
Alex Land: That leave-in and oil combo is so good, I usually do that because I noticed it’s the best way to keep my hair smooth and a with a healthy shine, now watching this video makes it totally understandable haha thank you so much
Heather Howe: Great video - light bulb moment from a menopausal 52 Yr old : stop the moisture getting out . Genius. I accidently stumbled across this when I swopped my styling cream for a leave in conditioner treatment spray that came with a redken set (one united) and have not looked back . I have now gone from dry frizzy fluffy can't do anything with it hair to actually nice hair that feels soft. Sound advice ladies from this cleaver gent.
Gill Davies: Bought the Pureology leave in conditioner after watching this. Wow what a difference it's made to my dry frizzy hair. I was using a mask but it never helped. This changed my hair in an instant. Thank you Chris!
Anthea Krieger: Hi Chris, I really like your videos, short, sound and concrete. I have been struggling with dry, frizzy, and grey hair, for a while now !! I have followed your advice, being consistent and for once in my life, I have such an reduction in frizz and my hair feels by far less dry!! Thank you so much!! Much love and bliss!!
Maja Novak: I love that you don't hide the product on picture. Not forcing us to look the whole video. I love your advices so much,I can feel your pasion with hair.
Krystal Lissette: Usually, i see videos of people where they tell you, for example "this is what to do for dry hair" but i love that you, not only show what to do, but also explain the reason behind it. I've been trying your after shower routine for the past couple of weeks and wow! My hair has been amazing! And i did not think professional shampoo was much different than drugstore but i was so wrong! Thank you for your amazing tips!
Jessica Thompson: Hi there! I recently found this channel and have been devouring these videos. You’re a genius and have simplified my life so well in a few days. I just got 4 days out of my last shampoo and my hair looks great!!! Everything you say feels like common sense but I just didn’t know. Thank you for making these videos. P.S. I like the masculine chick in the wig you argue with in some videos lol
Jill Macdonald: Using leave-in spray conditioner every time after my hair washing routine was a huge game changer-it's so basic but thank-you so much for your video!!! I have notice a significant difference in my hair and honestly it's bc of your videos. :)
TK Arabella: My entire life (since bleaching at 19 yr old) my hair has been horrendously dry! Until I discovered you snd leave in conditioner. I was shocked to see my hair actually shine! Thank you!
LadeedA: Just found this channel yesterday. Am obsessed with it now lol,doing some serious marathon watching!:) Started the trilogy process yesterday and today already noticed a change in my hair,its feeling soft and silky!Am so excited to get my hair back to the way it used to be years ago.thanks so much for your videos:))
Linda Spicer: i’m so glad that I found your page you are amazing and I am doing everything you’re telling me to do to get my hair healthier and keep my hair healthy and trying to train myself to do my hair differently thank you so much for all your information and tips you rock ❤
M. J. D.: Im 36 and I never put attention to my hair until like a month or two ago and you content made a difference so I am doing really well with my hair and I am beyond happiness, so, thank you so much.
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Shayne Ashley: So apreciate your straight to the point, easy to understand, no BS or fluff. My hair also apreciates you! ❤
LS: Your videos are so straightforward, and your explanation of the mechanics of hair makes it easy to follow. Thank you!
Joy Phillips: If your hair is really dry, add a frizz serum with silicone. Yes, its a little bad for your hair, but the silicone will will act as a waxy barrier that keeps your ends from drying out even more.
Sheila Mc: Hi Chris, Thank you for making these great videos! You have helped me transform my coarse red hair in record time. I've bought all your recommended products for me, including the Moroccan product line plus Olaplex 3 and 6. Here is a question for you: How do I incorporate your suggestions when I color my hair? I am guessing that I'd do my color, then rinse it out and apply the Olaplex 3...am I right? Another question is this: If I am to leave the Olaplex 3 in for at least 10 minutes, and on damp hair, Is More Time Better? And how long is Too Long? Thank you! I will look for your reply, and I hope you get this message!
Chelsea Osborne: Where has your channel been my entire life?! Gaaahh thank you! I have fine, thin hair that gets super oily on my scalp and stupidly dry/brittle on the ends. I used to have perfect hair (or so I thought) when I was younger, and it's gone downhill lately. So glad I found your channel so I can purchase the right products (again), and am now trying to not wash my hair everyday. Here's to simple steps and big progress! Edit: I just bought a blow dry brush (Revlon for now, pro brand later), and have blow dry jelly and Pureology 21 in my cart now. Thank you so so much!
Victoria: This is exactly what I needed!! I got my hair ruined bcs my hairdresser overbleached it with highlights...my hair is so incredibly damaged! Even after trimming it...(as you said)....it keeps splitting and looks so horrible :( so I will definitely will do this routine!! Grazie mille bello
claudia 1975: I've recently found your videos in my recommendations and I watched a bunch. Now I feel pretty confident in declaring not a single word you pronounce is useless. Not a single one. Blessed is the day you and your team decided to open a channel. Thank you.
Miguel: Chris what's your opinion on oils? In my hair styling experience I've always noticed how oils eventually lead to damage (over time). In my research I read an article that explains how oils eventually penetrate the hair strand dwell in it & actually*repel* any hydration/moisture one is attempting to put back into the hair to restore it or prevent split ends...it made so much sense! Since then I've recommended other options (not oil) & have had the absolute best results! So many people come back & thank me or furthermore trust me to do their hair! Could you do a video on this topic... WARNING⚠️ It might get controversial
Vanessa Adams: I’ve been taking your advice for 2 showers and my hair is doing so great! Mine will never grow past a certain point and takes over a year to get there if I cut it..I have hope now! Thank you
Aayusha Shah: Love how Positive and Helpful he is by Breaking it down for Non-Industry Audiences!!
All Things CDL: Thanks dude ! Was washing my hair every other day and my hair was dry and felt weak and brittle . Realized I was washing too often for my hair type . Now do it once a week and it’s way better
Madelaine Shaw: I used to always buy the most affordable products I could find since I was pressured into buying so many products and thanks to your tips I can save money and take care of my hair properly
Livier Barbarini: You’re the best Chris, learning so much from you, you’re my HERO. 62 yr young woman, been struggling with coarse hair. Spent so much $$$ nothing seems to work. THANKS A BILLION!
Rebecca ART. AKA ClayFeathers: The pureology leave in conditioner always makes my hair limp and greasy. Even just applied on the ends. I am loving the Redken 25 leave in conditioner. Thank you for helping me save my hair! It’s growing and looks better than it has in years!
Julie Poole: Been taking your advice for just 2 weeks and can’t believe the difference in my hair. It was super dry, and now it’s not. Simple as! Leave in conditioner has been a game changer. Can’t use the one you recommended as it’s not free of sulphates, silicones etc. Olaplex I react to, as well as any products with silicones and the rest of the chemicals. However, the Maroccanoil shampoo and conditioner you recommend is free of crap so just orders that, but frankly, just adding in a leave in conditioner has made a huge difference. I’ve been using oil on the ends for months and can’t say I’ve seen much of a difference, until I put it with the leave in conditioner. It’s the 2 that make the difference. Game changer. Thank you
LC: BOOST this guy to the TOP! he’s what we’ve been waiting for! Amazing… thank you!
Laura: Hi Prof! Thank you so much for your videos! You are so helpful and your tips so effective… unfortunately in my country it’s often difficult to buy the Pureology leave in… so, what do you think about the Moroccanoil leave in? Your three steps routine is the best I’ve ever tried, and I’ve tried everything for my incredible dry hair (also the k18, unfortunately before discovering your channel, because it made my hair worst than ever… if it is possible, it made my hair so dry that I loose 10 cm of lenght in pieces because of it!) but sometimes I have to use different brand… At the moment, my coarse, damaged, dry, rough… and even worst hair, love Moroccanoil desperately, every single product, so… last question: in addiction to the oil and the mask you suggested, I love the hydrating styling cream and the intense curl cream too, but I don’t understand how can I use them (one or another) in your three steps routine… are they leave in conditioners? Are they heat protectors? I didn’t find answers anywhere… they are called styling products and nothing more… I’d like to use them, one or another, but I don’t know in which step… Thank you so much, your advices are really precious!!! BRAVO
llgrazes: Just changed my hairstyle after 40 years, thank you for all your advice and listen to everything you say
fiery_aries: Thank you for this simple yet so informative explanation !
Dess Dess: You are magic! I really appreciate how straight forward you are & how you explain how to use products. Thank you ❤
Alexis Newingham: I need help! I’ve been watching Blowout Professor videos for the past few weeks and love the products/tips. I’ve implemented most of them into my routine. The ONLY thing I’m still struggling with is the breakage/flyaways/new hair growth (whatever it is) on my mids. When I blow out my hair, they are horrendous! No matter how much olaplex oil I use, they don’t go away until day 2 or day 3. I use pureology leave in. Any tips/help?!?!
Raccoon Eyes: just came across this video and binged alot more. hes quick and to the point, which i love. but i'm desperate to get my hair healthy. i got Ulta gift cards for christmas and i ordered all his recommendations. fingers crossed
L R: Super helpful, my hair is damaged in every category there is more than likely. I'm forever wearing a headset of some description for 12+ hours a day also for work and in my spare time (typist, at my computer at home, working out). So the breakage is intense and starts early on. I do not put the headset on if I have damp hair, or if I do when I'm pressed for time I'll put my hair up in a microfibre towel wrap. I'm hoping that is sufficient enough for preventative measures. I'll be sure to do the leave in conditioner and hair oil now. Also thinking I'll cut my hair drastically to short/medium length and hopefully regrow it a bit better next time round.
twerkin the city huh: I have been a licensed managing cosmetologist since 1995 but after watching it vids for the past week or so I have learned sooooo much credible techniques than I ever did attending school. Altho we all l know that "beauty school" only teaches you techniques to pass ur state board test to get licensed. But these vids are definitely a master class!!!
dldl: I actually find the opposite, my fine hair loves Moroccan oil and it acts like a dry, light weight finishing coat. Olaplex was wayyy too heavy for my strands and never sunk in, leaving it feeling horrible!
alyssa hernandez: I like this video. Super straight forward and simple!
dzb: Love your short and sweet explainations! Question: Does the oil go on after the leave-in conditioner? Could you also provide the exact formula for the Morrocanoil; I can't read the label and they make a lot of different stuff. Thank you!
Elena Chiriac: Dude you are amazing. To the point, creative and funny. What I like the most is your authenticity, how nice you balance your personality with such delicate subject. I love how your own beauty shows behind your physical structure. Curiosity I have is what made choose this career/path ? Thanks for your valuable info ❤!
Bren Ten: Hi Chris. Great video!! I have a question. I'm almost 60, have dry, curly, 3b, 3c hair. I've had 44 surgeries- including one that forced me into menopause at 34 yrs old, have hypothyroidism, and also have an implanted pain pump, along with many other medications. I'm currently transitioning to my natural gray hair, and my breakage is occurring where the gray and none gray meets because of the differences in coarseness between the 2. I use good leave ins and seal it with gels or mousse- which can be drying too. I also use olaplex 1-3. My hair has no natural oil in it, whatsoever, which i know is playing a role in the problem too. Here's part of my issue-because my hair is now so light in color, any product that I use that isn't clear or pure white also discolors my hair forcing me to clarify, and attempt to tone it back out to remove the brass- making it even more dry. It's a lose- lose situation because the products are drying, and even the additional manipulation of my hair can cause more breakage. Can you recommend a good hair oil that is tint free and clear in color that might help? Any additional suggestions you can offer is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Lady Sun: This is hands-down the best hair channel. Thank you!
Penny Mitchell: Love this quick concise review, thankyou
Margaret Clare: I've followed everything you've advised and my hair is still dry and frizzy. I've tried every product under the sun. Never going to bleach my hair again.
Katia Pasi: Hi Chris, I'm doing all you say and my hair is much better. However, I'm using Olaplex and still have a lot of damaged hair. My hair is super curly, I don't put other products than what you recommend. I also use hair oil. Could you do a video for curly girls? Like the ones super curly?
M S: Can’t thank you enough for your to the point videos which are informative and helpful
Myrna Garcia: Wow, I learned a lot with just watching this video. My hair is dry now I know you are a great teacher thank you
Stephanie Ji: What are your recommendations for a dry scalp? I started using the redkin volume injector shampoo you recommended but now my scalp is so itchy and flakey. I use the leave in condition on mid to ends only
Judi Goldfarb: Another great video, love how you get right to the point. I know my hair is damaged, dry, split, breakage & so fine, baby hair. Have hair mask, using for first time, got hair oil rarely used & getting P-heat protection, I’ll post after I see what happens
Maria João Megre: Hey! Can you give us a routine for sweat hair days? I know that if it’s clean there’s no need to shampoo, just co-wash. But what about after shower? I always style it, can I go with the normal routine? Leave-in, heat protection and oil ?
Nia: Hi! Have you come across any drugstore leave-ins that would work too? Maybe the Eva nyc one or something? Also what are your thoughts on the Mizani leave in for curly hair? Thank you for all your videos!
Narayani Ji: Hi Chris! Have you tried the Evolvh product line? There is an Evolvh product called Wonderbalm that is supposedly a natural silicone alternative. Would that be a product that would help hair to retain moisture? Like it's a Sealer to seal in moisture?
Vismitha Simha: THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This was very helpful and simple.
Well With Hels: Immediately went and bought some leave in conditioner! Great video, thank you x
Moon: Enormously helpful and simply doable!
Nora De Angelli: Probably the best hair videos out there. Thank you, Chris!
Stephanie McKnight: Your video’s are so great! Nice and detailed and very clear! Great job! Thanks
D's ASMR: Hey chris! I wanted to ask about silicones. Don’t silicones create a film around the hair that stops moisture from escaping and also stops any masks or moisture or even water from penetrating the hair shaft? My only concern with this is ofc buildup over time and also the fact that most silicones can’t be rinsed out with just water. I also think that this stops any great hair masks from penetrating and benefiting the hair because the silicones acts like a film around the hair as I mentioned above. Please I’d love to hear your thoughts on this and maybe a video on silicones. Also please recommend your favorite hair masks that actually work (and maybe your opinion on natural ingredients such as coconut or argan oil) Thank you chris❤️
AC: Chris - you are really amazing ! Thank you so much for sharing all the tips , highly appreciated!
light: Thank you for your wonderful advice! 8m going to Sephora today to purchase your recommended conditioner for dry hair. ❤️❤️
Jenna Whitman: your videos have transformed my hair in a very short amount of time, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Alita: Thank you so much for educating us about hair it’s ground breaking info for me. I feel grateful for founding you. My question is: What about “silica” or that clear serum like “shine” ? Do they help retain moisture? Also what do you know about coconut oil on hair?
Stacey Dawn: I have watched quit a few of your videos. I have damaged hair. And I bought quite a few items you have recommended I'm putting you the test! So far, love the information and videos keep them coming ! Thanks for the great advice.
MYHEARTISINJAPAN❤️: How do you feel about raw mango butter (rubbed between the palms to soften it up) as a last step to retain moisture in dry, menopausal hair? Love your videos btw…
Tania Sloan: I love your videos -I feel like I have dry damaged hair because it’s course and wavy - I’m trying to leave wavy but it looks more ‘frizzy’ to me - I’m frustrated with it but I like it wavy
Elina: Thank you so much for making this video I will for sure recommend u to my friends with hair problems this helped my very weird combinated hair so much since I’m a mix from turkey and finland my hair is very fluffy frizzy curly wavy straight and pretty much everything and very very dry I had no idea how to care of it before I been searching for years but none of those super hard exotic expensive methods helped thank u sm u saved my hair I rly can’t thank u enough
Evana: Hey Chris, Does chemically relaxed hair need any special products? I recently relaxed my natural hair (because it took hours to detangle...) and now I'm afraid that the relaxer will make my hair stiff and dull... Have you ever seen someone with relaxed hair... and when they bend down, their hair sticks out in the air? That was me long ago... Then I chopped it off and grew it out Natural... Then relaxed again because natural is draining... I just bought the products from your recommended list... So fingers crossed
Jennifer Decker: Question- with course hair, how often do you apply oil? I wash my hair twice a week. Thanks for the quality informative videos!
Diane Stewart: Love it…. Straight to the point
Faith N: Hi Chris. Do you cater for afro, 4C hair? I came across you when researching Olaplex products. You were very informative. Look forward to hearing from you.
Christy Boorsma: Do you also have a video on how to fix a dry scalp? Would love that!
Liberty Bell: Great info! I've tried Olaplex, but I was sensitive to the strong fragrance and couldn't use it. Can you recommend another product that can do the same job but is more natural or has less fragrance. Thank you! ❤️
Aditi Ratna: It happened really really quickly for me !
peppersgone: When I use leave in conditioner it usually leaves my hair stringy and oily looking. My hair isn’t really that dry but I still want to keep it moisturized, so idk if it’s because I use too much leave in conditioner that’s it’s stringy or if it’s because my hair just doesn’t need it.
Lexi Jones: Can’t wait to try that leave in. Your tips are so valuable
M S: Love you and your videos Chris, Thank You for Educating us.
Fea Reddy: Thank you!! Before seeing our videos I used to cut my hair to get rid of dryness!
Marina - Archetype Reader: I swim every day for 1 hour in an outdoor pool. I color my hair brown but it gets ugly yellow and sticky. So hard to detangle. I've cut 20 cm already. This is my best situation right now, after a lot of trials and errors, and giving up on ever having brown hair (my natural color before grays): Before swimming I wet my hair with normal water and either put a LOT of coconut oil or lately keratin oil by Pantene. Then I tie it up in a tight bun. I'm not using a cap unless it's very cold because it's so uncomfortable and moves around, especially with the oil in my hair. After swimming I wash (every day) with Olaplex 4 (or else it's impossible to detangle later), then TONS of normal conditioner to detangle with a wet brush (very difficult sometimes), then I use Garnier curl cream, which is the only product that leaves my hair looking and feeling ok, instead of super rough. My hair is a mess and I've spent a fortune on products, but I still haven't got it right. Any tips for this swimmer please? I think my hair is type 2C= medium and curly. It's shoulder-length now. Also in the winter I will have to blow dry some days and wonder what to do then.
Laura Chiong: hello! i stumbled upon this and i am so grateful! quick q: if you need to choose just 1 between leave in conditioner vs hair oil... which will it be? very thin, fine damaged hair -- bleached it several times to go blonde, then colored it near to my natural hair color as i didnt want to cut it as i was getting back to work after a few years locked away in another country due to the pandemic. what pandemic does to us haha!
Nicola Anne Pearce: Chris, thank you for all this great info. May I please ask for another suggestion for a salon shampoo that deep cleans, removes oil and buildup? The redken volume injection is no longer available apparently.
bomchicawawaa: Hi, i love your videos and really appreciate all the good hair knowledge you give us! However i have an issue as i live in Norway and they dont sell pureology here. I have fine nordic hair with balayage and bleach damage. The werid thing is though, my hair doesnt fall flat and loves oil as though it was coarse (I promise its not, each strand is very fine). It seems to actually prefer heavier versions of products without being weighed down (it also doesnt go oily at the roots very fast and i can easily go 5-6 days without washing it). I wonder if you have any other leave in conditioner suggestions that could be good for my hair? :)
Osnapitzdeema: Hi! What are your thoughts on using coconut oil instead of opalex oil and moroccan oil?
Silver Mont: You are the best and honest HD I’ve encountered on YT. Sometimes you miss some interesting facts and it must be bc talking about hair is an infinite topic I get it so much to talk about it and so little time for clips to maintained audience engaged. Thanks you are the best. First time I found you and I love ❤️ the way you communicate w the works. Yes you are a great performer I can tell! Stay humble my man much love from another Pro HD. Vancouver Canada I meant to say I love the way you communicate with the World
PAOLA ANDREA FORERO CORTES: Professor, I do all this with exactly the same products (I am a chemist and studied all the ingredients for best results) but my ends are still dry, they do not break but are dry. My hair has lost shine too :(. Any advise you have for me? Thanks a lot
Bianca Lopez: Thanks so much for your videos! Can you tell me how to keep moisture in my hair on the days I’m not washing it? Thank you
Amber Dominguez: Absolutely love these videos! Can you do a video on taking care of bleached hair?
Lily Rozit: This video is soo amazing, I have struggled with my hair for 2 years , I didn't understand whats the wrong until I saw this .. I bought a lot of products with NOO improve .. this video will save my hair , my money and my time .. I can't THANK YOU enough...
Relax quick by sila: I learned a lot here will do it asap thank you, you explained it very nice and clearly would love to see more
Leigh Fiorentino: This is such a helpful video. Thank you!
Lauren K. Davis: What if your hair gets dry throughout the week? I wash every 7 days but about mid week my ends start to get dry. Reapplying Olaplex 7 doesn’t really help much since it doesn’t really hydrate. My hair is super fine. Would you recommend reapplying leave in conditioner then Olaplex 7?
Geri Reski: My hair is just hair, but my scalp is dry and itchy, but only on the very top. No flakes, no dandruff. Drives me crazy cuz it’s fine and thin
Kathryn Arguinzoni: I've heard a lot about coconut oil being good for the hair. Would you recommend it for use?
English Lion: Any advice for the dreaded "back part"? Thank you
dianep3a: I'm using Olaplex 3 and 6 and loving them. Still having a problem with dryness and frizz. My hair is thin but I no longer dye it and am now gray. Texture is so different that I'm wondering if I should be following the advice for course hair even though I'm afraid it will wear my hair down. Which of the 2 oils should I try for my hair?