Hair Care Routine 101 | How To Build Your Hair Care Routine
- Posted on 11 December, 2021
- Hair Knowledge
- By Anonymous
Instead of telling you guys MY haircare routine, I wanted to give you the steps I took to build my own haircare routine. Something I've learned after spending years trying to figure out what works on my hair is that EVERYONE'S hair is different and requires different care. What works for me may not work for you! For example, silicones work really well on my hair type! But for others, silicones may weigh down your hair. So hopefully this video will give you the tools to perfect your own haircare routine! As stated in the video, I'm not a professional. I am a hair care enthusiast.
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⏰TIMESTAMPS⏰
0:00 intro
0:48 reality of hair care routine
1:28 things to consider
2:04 step 1: hair type
2:23 determine your hair type
2:55 scalp health
3:02 sulfates in shampoos?
3:11 example with my hair
3:50 frequency of hair washing
4:15 after discovering your hair foundations
4:31 step 2: hair concerns
4:45 general hair concerns
5:01 finding a solution
5:28 best products for hair problems
5:49 curate your hair care routine
6:03 frizz
6:33 hair serum recommendations
6:45 flat hair
7:05 hair loss
7:15 shampoos for hair growth
7:51 scalp care
8:41 step 3: hair goals
9:04 our hair goals may be different
9:26 step 4: ingredients
9:36 should you use sulfates and silicones?
9:50 sulfate and silicone free
10:06 my research recommendations
10:38 DMDM hydantoin
11:26 hair brushes
11:54 step 5: budget
12:30 drug store shampoos
12:48 goal with shampoos
13:15 conditioners
13:49 splurging on conditioners
14:21 hair products budget hack
14:49 step 6: time
15:08 DIY hair recipes, hair mask, hair tools
15:22 reminder when buying products
15:54 products I would buy
15:58 lightweight serum
16:04 sulfate free shampoo
16:15 conditioner with silicones
16:25 clarifying shampoo
16:33 heat protectant
16:36 pillow case
16:40 silk scrunchies
17:00 castor oil for hair growth
17:19 outro: thanks for watching
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In this video, i'm not going to tell you what products you should be using on your hair. I am not going to tell you what ingredients you should avoid and what ingredients are bad for your hair and what shampoos you should never use. Instead, i am going to give you the tools that i used to build my own hair care routine and hopefully, with the tools that i used, you guys will be able to build a haircare routine that works for you, so hair care routines they're all over the Beauty community, i feel like every beauty. Youtuber has one up on their channel at least one, and i was thinking the other day in reality. How helpful are hair care routines? It'S nice to see the different products that people are using, but the reality is that everyone's hair is different and if i were to just adopt some random person on the internet's haircare routine, you want to adopt me it most likely would not work for me because My hair is very, i have a very specific hair type and certain products don't work for me. Certain ingredients work better for me that other people with different types of hair wouldn't want to use on their hair. For example, a lot of people do not like using pantene on their hair pantene, actually works really really well. For me, this is not sponsored, but if i were to take everyone's hair care advice blindly that i see on the internet, i would be left with very frizzy, tangled knotted unhealthy hair, also by the way i am not a hairdresser, i'm not a cosmetologist, i'm not A professional i am a hair care enthusiast. I do a lot of my own research and i just have a lot of experience taking care of my own hair, but if you're looking for more professional advice, uh, i'm not a professional, that's not professional. I always just like to put that disclaimer out before i make videos like this. The first thing i needed to do i needed to figure out what my hair type is. So there are a bunch of different hair types. There'S like really pin straight they're super curly for c hair. There are hair care products that someone with 1c hair would want to use that someone with 4c hair would want to avoid at all costs. So, that's why it's really important to determine your hair type first now to consider your hair type. You can also look at the hair type of your biological parents. If, for example, you wanted to try adopting the curly girl method as a part of your hair care routine, and you look at both of your parents and they both have pin straight hair, and you also have pin straight hair, it's going to be very unlikely. Maybe even impossible that the curly girl method would bring out curls in your hair. It'S impossible. Also, it's important to take note of the health of your scalp. Do you have an oily scalp? Do you have a dry scalp? These qualities are going to be really important when you are determining whether, for example, you should use a shampoo with sulfates or without sulfates. Now for my hair type, i have between 1b and 1c hair. My hair is straight with a really small wave at the ends and then also on my baby hairs. My hair is prone to frizz it's prone to getting tangled um it's prone to oiliness, so my hair is not thick, but it's also not thin, but i have a lot of it so right off the bat when i considered all of my different hair characteristics and Just my hair type in general, i knew i needed a sulfate-free shampoo, but it still needed to have some sort of surfactant in it to get rid of the oily buildup that i have on my scalp. Another thing that i figured out after i determined my hair type was the frequency with which i should wash my hair. So this is going to be a really big question when you are building your hair care routine. Once you have figured out the proper, shampoo and conditioner, you then need to figure out okay. Well, how often should you be washing your hair if you have a really dry, scalp and just dry hair in general, you probably should go longer in between washes. If you have an oily scalp, you should probably go not as long in between washes. You have your foundation, you have your hair type, you have your scalp type. So from my experience, those that information kind of told me okay, this is the type of shampoo i need, and this is the frequency that i should be washing my hair now. The next question step number two was: what are the concerns that i have with my hair? What are issues that i find with my hair on a day-to-day basis that i would love to fix, so just in general, like i'm, not speaking for myself, but just in general. These are things like, maybe you're, dealing with a lot of hair loss. Maybe your hair is super frizzy. Maybe you have damaged hair from getting it chemically treated like getting it bleached or getting a keratin treatment. Maybe you have frizz? Maybe you have split ends. You have heat damage. So all of these concerns there. The hair care industry is huge and there is always going to be a product for your concern. Heat damage, there's going to be a heat, protectant frizz, there's going to be some sort of serum damaged ends, there's going to be olaplex or the redken bonding, concentrate shampoo and conditioner line or just getting a trim. If you have color treated hair, there's going to be shampoos and conditioners for color treated hair, so, as i said at the beginning of the video, everyone's hair is different. I think i would be here for years if i were to explain um what products each person should use based on your hair type, and also i i just don't really know the best products, for example for 4c or 3c hair. So this is why google is going to be your best friend. This is kind of how i curated my hair care routine by looking up on different forums and on different websites. What products work best to help remedy the issues that i'm having with my hair. So one of the issues that i had was frizz, my god, the humidity my hair is gon na frizz out. Not only is my hair frizzy, but my hair also gets oily really fast. So a lot of the anti-frizz serums out there are really heavy, which i can't use, because once again my hair will get oily very fast. So i have to use a really light serum, and this is something that i discovered through google, if you happen to have my hair type. What really worked for me in terms of frizz was the kerastase elixir and the moroccan oil treatment. Those are two serums that are light enough, where they're, not gon na weigh down my hair but they're, also extremely effective at just totally reducing frizz. So another concern of mine is that my hair can sometimes be really flat and just lack volume through that. I knew that i didn't want to use a conditioner that had any type of heavy oils. I wanted to make sure that when i was washing my hair, i'm avoiding my roots, because those are things that can weigh down my hair. Another thing i had on my list of hair concerns is postpartum hair loss, certain things that i took into consideration, just making sure that i am not brushing my hair too much, because that can pull out your hair prematurely um, making sure that i'm trying to use Products like shampoos that have certain natural ingredients that have been shown somewhat to increase hair growth, even though how much a mint and rosemary shampoo is going to increase your hair growth significantly. I don't know, and i don't think that there's any scientific evidence to tell you how fast that that that a shampoo like that would make your hair grow. It doesn't hurt, and i also feel like if i'm going to choose a shampoo, might as well choose one that has ingredients, as i said like rosemary, like mint, like aloe vera, another thing is just making sure that my scalp is clean. I know there's like this whole movement within the hair care community to try and get people to not wash their hair as often while that may work for some of you like, if you have a dry scalp for a lot of us, that's not gon na work From what i found when my hair is really oily um, it does not grow nearly as fast as it grows when it's clean, so yeah, clean scalp for me means lots of hair growth. So that's just another thing that i do to address. The postpartum hair loss concern so all in all finding the concerns that you have with your hair, they're gon na help you to hone in on the exact products that you should be using for your hair. So the next thing that you need to take into consideration when you are building your hair care routine is what are your goals for your hair, so this kind of plays into the previous step, but i'll just give you guys some examples for me. So at the time i really wanted to grow out my hair, i wanted to reduce hair fall. I wanted to reduce frizz. I wanted to be able to blow dry my hair consistently without getting that much damage now, maybe for you, one of your hair goals is to really enhance the natural texture of your hair. If that is your hair goal, then you are not going to want to follow my hair care routine, because i really just like blow drying my hair straight most of the time also sometimes curling, my hair. Once i had my hair type, my scalp type, my hair concerns and my hair goals. The next step is to figure out what ingredients, what properties in hair care products should you use and which ones should you be avoiding, so i feel like the really the big ones within the hair care community are sulfates and silicones. So it's a really good idea to figure out if your hair is suited for those ingredients. And if you find that they're not through your own research, then you should of course go for products that are sulfate and or silicone free, as you figure out. If sulfates and silicones and different ingredients um like hair oils and stuff, if they're good for your hair, make sure that you're doing your own research, i love dr dre here on youtube. She has a bunch of different videos on ingredients that i feel like people have been fear-mongered set the phrase into thinking that they are like really toxic and bad for you when, in reality, they're actually super beneficial for a lot of us, so go check out her Channel, if you need like a resource to find the truth about ingredients, you can't handle the truth. Another ingredient that, from my own, like googling and research and stuff i found, is uh, just blown out of proportion is dmdm hydantoin. So this is an ingredient. That'S in, like my neutrogena anti-residue shampoo people are afraid of it because it's a formaldehyde, releaser but there's actually formaldehyde in so many things that we use on a daily basis like pears, there's formaldehyde in pears. If you don't want to use that ingredient in your hair care products, that's totally up to you. Dmdm hydantoin is just one of those ingredients that i am giving you as an example um to kind of explain the importance of doing your own research and then within this step. Another aspect that i wanted to take into consideration was different properties of certain hair care products and hair care tools that i wanted to use or avoid that will complement my hair type. So one of the main things is, i really wanted to find a hairbrush. That is easy to clean because my hair gets oily fast. I brush my hair every day, so, of course, i'm going to be brushing it on days when it's a little bit more oily and i need a hair brush, that's easy to clean so that i don't then spread the oils on my hair the next day after I'M done washing it other things. Are i just needed some sort of tool to use to put my hair up in protective hairstyles, because again my hair is really long. The next thing that you want to take into consideration is: what is your budget? Of course, if you can afford like all of the high-end products, why not? Why not just go all out if it's within your budget, but if it's not, there is definitely drugstore products that are going to be out there. That will suit your hair um. It'S just all about doing research and looking at other people's hair care routines who have similar hair types to yours or similar hair care concerns or goals. Things like that, so one huge hair care hack that i have developed throughout the years and um. This is like one of my favorite hair care. Hacks is use a shampoo from the drugstore because from my like trial and error, with trying different shampoos, what i have found is that i feel like out of all of the hair care products. Shampoos are pretty much the number one thing that i actually enjoy buying from the drugstore. I feel like basically with shampoos all you're trying to do is remove buildup and it's either a good shampoo or it's a bad shampoo for your hair type. There'S really no. Like range just because the main goal of shampoo is to remove oil and product buildup, so the shampoo either does that or it doesn't do that, and i found that there are a ton of shampoos that at least for my oily hair type work really effectively to Remove the buildup, and then i think, it's worth it to invest in high quality conditioner a high quality hair mask a high quality serum. Those are three things that i have found has totally been worth the investment these products are going to be more specific to your hair type, whereas with shampoos it really just has one job, but with conditioners. Maybe your hair is really really dry, then you would want a conditioner that maybe has certain ingredients that will help relieve that dryness. If you have thinner hair, then maybe you would want another specific type of conditioner. That'S a lot lighter and because you kind of have to be a little bit more specific with those hair products. I feel like it's totally worth it to splurge, if you're on a budget, and let's say that you're, like 10 or under there's, going to be products for you, you just need to really figure out what products are you choosing from like what brands are you choosing From just so that when you're doing your research, you are using your time wisely, some haircare brands charge like 70 bucks for a shampoo. So obviously, if you, if that's not within your budget, then you don't want to waste your time looking at shampoos like that. So just make sure that you know how much you have to spend on your hair. Oh another thing with like the amount of money that you want to spend. This is a side note, but if you go to places like costco or sam's club or just those wholesale stores, even on amazon, they have some products like this. They oftentimes sell like jumbo size, shampoos and conditioners um, so basically you're getting more bang for your buck. So that's another really great way to save money on hair care products. The next section. This is just determining how much time you have to dedicate to taking care of your hair. Let'S say that you are super busy and you have like five minutes to take care of your hair. Then maybe you would just want to invest in a really high quality, shampoo and conditioner that are going to address all of your hair care concerns. If you have like all the time in the world to work on your hair, then it's definitely worth it to try different diy recipes that you may be interested in or try different hair masks. Hair serums use different hot tools, but i don't recommend just blindly ordering a ton of products without considering how much time you have, because if you don't have a lot of time, then they're just going to be sitting there. And it's going to be a complete waste of money now, when it comes to hair care products, you're really going to need to use the answers to the questions that i posed in this video, like what your hair type is. What your scalp type is your hair goals. Your hair concerns everything like that um in order to determine the exact brands to use the exact ingredients to use based on my hair type. I should be looking for a lightweight serum, something that will reduce frizz, but that will not weigh down my hair. I should be looking for a shampoo that is sulfate free, so it won't dry out my scalp, but also one that has some sort of surfactant in it to remove oil and product buildup. I also should be using hair products, like conditioners with silicones, to help detangle. My hair, which will prevent damage from brushing and also to protect my hair against heat damage and then because i use silicones. I also need to use a clarifying shampoo that may contain sulfates, which is okay once every few weeks, heat protectant, of course, um. It'S worth it for me to use something like a pillowcase to reduce breakage at night soft silk scrunchies since i have really long hair and it needs to be up a lot of the time, especially because i have a son who likes to pull on my hair. So i need to do some sort of protective hairstyle for me that usually just means like putting it in a super loose bun with either a clock clip or a really soft silk scrunchie. Also, of course, castor oil to help with the postpartum regrowth. One of my favorite oils, which is the fable and maine holly roots, hair oil or holy roots, hair oil. It smells amazing - and it's just really uh refreshing on my scalp. So i really like to use that um hair oil before shampooing as well. I really hope you enjoyed this video. If you have any questions, let us know in the comments below i actually have a really good idea. I want all of you guys who are still watching at this point, to comment below your hair type, your hair concerns and everything like that, and then maybe we can create some sort of back and forth between people who have the same hair type so that you Guys can share products that have worked for you. Thank you so much for watching. I appreciate all of you and i'll talk to you guys next time.
Comments
Audrey Victoria: ✨These are the hair care routine starter products. Keep these in mind when watching the video: 1. Shampoo 2. Conditioner 3. Brush and/or Comb 4. Hair Ties, Claw Clips, etc. 5. Heat protectant if you use heat on your hair Comment your hair type and what products you use below.
Anandita: Appreciate that you put in time stamps for every little point. Makes it easier to come back and reference to. Thank you for this video
Isabelle Woltering: I'm about to go to beauty school and right now im just trying to learn as much as i can! You're videos have been very helpful with learning how to manage my very oily hair and i think it has helped my skin too <3
Hannah Mazariegos: Love how much effort you put into this video! Hair type: 1a, straight thin and fine Hair concerns: flat, thin, tangles easily at times Goals: volume and length
lurdanys mirabal: i have recently been experiencing very oily hair , and have been having a little bit of flakiness, do you have any recommendations for this !! Love your videos ❤️
Royale Misa: Hair type: 3a,3b Concerns: Dry hair, subtle dandruff and extremely oily roots Goal: Less frizz and more defined curls Products I use: Shea moisture manuka honey shampoo, oiloligy conditioner ( Replacing soon with shea moisture), Shea moisture castor oil cleansing shampoo once every week, shimmer lights shampoo every 3 washes, Sheamoisture curl enhancing smoothie, shea moisture black castor oil masque, Jozi curls defining jell, and thats it really!
Gausia Shaikh: This was super helpful! Thanks! Hair type: 2b Concerns: Dry scalp, dry hair and frizz, stress induced hair loss Goal: Healthy hair with minimal hair loss
Nadya Rivas: Thank you for giving a realistic hair care routine and not just trying to sale something thanks for giving options much appreciation
Gabriela A: such an interesting video!! Hair type: 1b (straight) Scalp type: oily Hair concerns: oiliness, dry ends from leftover hair dye, frizz Hair goals: smooth hair with a little volume and hydrated ends
María Fernanda Pérez Torres: Thank you for your video and tips! Hair type: mostly straight, fine waves, I think 1c Scalp type: Oily Concerns: Hair loss and frizz Goals: Long, shiny and natural hair. No time for a long hair care routine, I havent used hot tools maybe in a year! One thing that I have found very helpful with frizz is using an styling light cream
Manoji Pereira: Great video! Hair type: wavy, fine, low ish porosity, oily scalp Goal: a conditioner that's moisturizing but doesn't weigh down my hair, a styling product with hold that isn't drying or give me buildup Go to products: Neutrogena clarifier, head and shoulders supreme shampoo, body shop pre shampoo hair oil weekly on the ends
Anonymous: You have put a lot of work in to this. Thank you so much Audrey ❤❤
Mariah Hall: Love all of your videos Audrey! Keep up the good work! ❤️
M I A: I don’t even have straight hair, but I still watch these videos because of how nice Audrey is
Kitaa24: Loved this video !!! Hair type: medium/corse Straight w/ slight wave like yours Concerns: breakage (even tho I don’t use heat) Goals: I want shiny, frizz free hair. Fast blow dry routine for the professional look.
Nandini Prabhakar: Hair type- not complete straight, have a subtle wave to them Hair thickness- not too thin neither too thick Concerns- very oily roots, flaky scalp, frizziness Goals- get rid of flakiness, make them smoother and healthier (Ps- I have extremely long hair, so if anyone has more tips for that)
Gabrielle Martin: So even though you said to not adopt a random hair care routine, I actually adopted yours like 2 weeks ago lmao I definitely have the same hair type as you though so I felt pretty good about my decision. But ANYWAYYYSS I bought the products from your hair care routine video and safe to say my hair has been feeling amazing! I have never had “long” hair so I’m excited for this journey :)
bhumi kumbhavdekar: Hey Audrey I love your beauty and hair care videos. Because of you I built a haircare routine and it works amazing, thanks :)
Alba Zeledon: Hi Audrey! Thank you for this great video. I think I have dry scalp but unfortunately I can’t go more than a day or two without washing because it gets annoyingly itchy. My hair type I think is similar to yours, maybe a little more wavy and extremely frizzy. My main concerns and goals are to alleviate the itchy scalp and to tame the frizz. Any tips and suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks doll
Chaexnini: Hey you are one of my favorite YouTuber I started to take care of my hair after watching your videos thankyou My hair type is 2b,2c hair and I absolutely love it.
Mirelly Miranda: Something that really annoys me is when people say that you need to wash your hair like once a week to have healthy. That just isn’t true we’re all different, personally if I only wash my hair once a week I get dry scalp and dandruff, that obviously is my body telling me I need to wash my hair more.
Christin Shannon: Type: 1c -2a My scalp isn’t extremely oily but lacks a little moisture especially at the ends. Concerns : hair loss when brushing, hair frizz at the top of my head, dry ends and spilt ends Goals: moisture and shine at the top and bottom of my hair and less hair loss when brushing and when washing hair
Larg Eve: Thank you for your advice you helped me a lot, I didn't have any idea how to take care of my hair, however, since I start watching your videos I became aware so much about my hair. anyway, my hair type is dry and frizzy and it tangles so fast I still struggling with it. currently, I'm using "ultra doux" shampoo argan & camellia it really hydrates my hair love from Morocco
Grace K: hair type: straight scalp type: oily with dandruff concerns: rough texture, no volume (unless air dry), oily easily, dandruff goals: soft hair, silky, no dandruff, volume
Tori Colvin: Such a great video and a great idea! I have thick hair, it tends to be frizzy on top and curly underneath! I have a lot of hair fall!
Evelyn Karandoni: Hair type:1a Concerns: oily scalp and no volume Goal:voluminous hair without greasiness, maintain my red hair color for longer and make styling hold
Butterflies 🦋💕: Hi Audrey! Love your videos! I was wondering if you could try dove’s daily moisture shampoo and conditioner (the ones with the pumps)? I wanna know if it’s good for my hair! You inspire me to try to keep my hair healthy
rheann g: Thank u so much for this video!! I've been noticing split ends/dry ends lately and I didn't know where to start
N A: my natural hair type is dry, wavy, and thick, but a few months ago I started pulling my hair (trichotillomania) which led to me pulling so much hair every day for 7 months! luckily, I managed to stop before going bold and my hair is thin now and I'm trying to grow it back. I use: - coconut oil weekly - Hask biotin boost shampoo - thickening conditioner - sheamoisture black castor oil mask and leave in conditioner - I use the kerstase resistance serum - I use a trigger hair growth serum on the roots every night - I wash my hair every otherday is it good? please if you have any tips recommend it to me
Shadow Cadette: Hair type - thick, medium density and in the range of 2a - 2c Concerns - dry scalp and frizz Goals - soothe my scalp and get rid of frizz
Aaron Edwards: Awesome video as always Audrey!
Jessy Ruppel: I have a lot of fine, long (lower back length) like, 1b-1c hair depending on temperature/humidity. Generally my concerns are frizz, flatness, oiliness and shedding (I’m really thin around my crown/temples, I think because of my ballcap, since I wear that more often than not, and I don’t generally wear tight hairstyles) I’m not sure if my scalp is actually oily or if my fine hair just can’t take much oil, but regardless that’s an issue I haven’t really nailed down anything that works well on my hair so any recommendations are appreciated!!
Zahra Ahmed: Hair type: Mostly straight with slight waves. Scalp is more on the oily side. Hair concerns: Dandruff and hairfall. Hair also gets tangled and difficult to comb. Hair goals: Finding a good product to remove buildup, but also won’t strip my hair and scalp dry. I also want to reduce hairfall and grow hair in the areas which thinned out. Also want my hair to be soft, shiny and manageable. So for me, diys are working great for shine and manageability. Still trying to find a good shampoo tho, to deal with the buildup.
ShoSho✨🍰: Hair Type: 2a-2b. Hair Thickness: Fine Scalp Type: Oily. Concerns: Mild heat damage, split ends, breakage. Goals: My goals are to use heat regularly without much damage, grow it about 5 inches and to not have it so dull, and have it be super shiny! ILYSM AUDREY WAS A SUBSCRIBER SINCE 70K! I SUPPORT YOU SO MUCH AND LOVE HOW MUCH YOUR PLATFORM HAS GROWN!!! ♡
Aimeemai: I’m a 3a and I find if I want to straighten my hair I need silicones but if I want it curly I use a completely natural shampoo. I wash my hair every 5-6 days and that works best for me
Zukhra Olimova: I got sooo proud, when you announced that "Pantene" is a good product on hair, because I have been using it for sooo long now and it is one of my favourites so faaar. *I have 2c wavy hair
C C Hand: Thank you for this. My hair so coarse and dry but straight. My scalp is normal to dry. It helps me to use none salon shampoo with no silicone or sls. I can use good hair conditioner salon quality if affordable.
Aurélie Vekeman: The K18 product worked so well for my damaged hair!!!
Juwana Al-saraawi: One of my MAIN & most wanted hair goal to happen is TO GET RID OF FRIZZ my hair is SO poofy and frizzy SPECIALLY when I comb it AND air dry it MY HAIR DRYER BROKE SO I HAD TO AIR DRY IT- it was a journey
D: *TIPS* my hair is a little past by back side, and I brush my hair rarely. When I do I use a *wooden* brush off Amazon, helps with static and helps distribute the oils. I wash my hair everyday (for the most part) and use Belcam bath shampoo/body soap. It has no parabens and it's something I've used since I was young. I air dry my hair and use a t-shirt to wrap my hair, as using a towel will cause breakage! I use argan oil on the ends to moisturize the ends.
Melika Aziminia: Hair type: Dry/course. Wavy/curly a little bit! Very short! I think my hair is either 2b/2c. Hair goals: To grow my hair past my waist! Hair issues: breakage at the bottom my hair. Hair becoming more coarse as I age. I’m not that old I’m only 20.
Catleesie: I have type 1 hair it’s very flat fine and straight never holds a curl and I had make pattern baldness at the front, I was so unhappy with it in July 2020 I shaved my head totally and I started experimenting on different potions and lotions as it grew back to see what helped and what wouldn’t , I did rice water which was good but it wasn’t until I made it with actual rosemary steeped in it that I saw a huge growth spurt , then I started shedding like crazy my Dr diagnosed Talogen effluvium which was a Bummer ,so as it grew to my chin area like my photo I added oiling to my hair and scalp , pumpkin seed carrier oil with rosemary peppermint and lavender 3 times a week night before washing and it’s growing again stopped shedding after 5-6 weeks and massing the oil into my widows peak has dramatically stopped the balding and I now have baby hairs growing in , so it’s now sat on my shoulders , still looks thinner than most being straight but it’s a lot better than before and I’ll have to accept it’ll never be thick hair but it’s super healthy right now ,I’m currant growing the blond bangs out and leaving it alone as long as possible and going to get it trimmed for the first time since I shaved it soon , thank you for all your hair advice it’s been really helpful xx .
Isabella: I have 3c hair and i have an oily scalp!! meaning i wash my hair every 2-3 days. Training my hair has not worked. I'm so sick of people saying "people with curly hair shouldn't wash their hair often bc their hair is dry" yes my hair is dry but my scalp is oily. I'm not washing my hair depending on the oiliness of my hair, i'm washing my hair depending on the oiliness of my scalp bc at the end of the day this oil on my scalp smells quite bad and I'm very big on hygiene and smelling good.
Angela Edwards: Your hair is absolutely beautiful. My hair is strawberry blond in color, coarse, and very curly. My avatar is a picture of my red curls.
Trish Messina: Can you please do a video trying the inversion hair growth method?!
Linz: Hey y’all. I’ll tell you my stuff so it can help people. I have scalp psoriasis which means my scalp can be super dry and my roots will become super oily. I’ve found shampoos with peppermint in them or the T/Sal shampoo from Neutrogena works well! I avoid silicones and sulfate because I have 2b hair as well and they’ll build up on my scalp causing further inflammation. Rosemary oil also helps inflammation and hair loss I suffer from with scalp psoriasis. I aim to wash my hair 2-3 times a week. I use a moisturizing conditioner because my ends become dry and it benefits my hair. I use the L’Oréal Elvive serum cuz it’s lightweight and helps tame flyaways or when my hair is out of control from being thick. I wring the middle part to the ends out before putting the conditioner in and leaving it in for 2-3 minutes. Hair masks are essential for anyone no matter what. I always put my hair in a protective style when sleeping, so for me that’s a loose fan bun, braiding it, or a loose ponytail. I also use claw clips and velvet/satin scrunchies I always avoid ingredients that have been known to dry out the scalp and fragrance products because that will irritate my scalp condition. I usually go to the drugstore for everything considering I’m in school, so for me that’s Rite Aid and Target. My go to brand for example is usually Love Beauty and Planet for my conditioner. I always do my hair care routine at night because I have more time and I’m not in a rush. I try and air dry my hair all the time because the heat from the hair dryer inflames my scalp, but if I have done the Curly Girl Method, I wait at least 2 hours before setting the hair dryer on medium heat and low speed. I use the Not Your Mother’s Heat Protectant which I’d like to contain silicones because that will protect even more from heat damage. If anyone else has scalp psoriasis, please ask questions if you’re lost!! I’ve learned so much this year on how to care for my hair
Ari: Love all your vids! Road to 1 million!
Zahra Hadi: I have oily scalp, and dry ends with alot of split ends. My hair is long and straight, but I don't have much of it you know the hair itself is not very thin it's quite normal. My goal is to have more hair what is your recommendations?
Alexis Auburn: What’s a good hair brush for frizz, hair loss , etc?
Its A Butterfly: Have you tried the Viori shampoo and conditioner? I’d love to hear your opinion on the brand and product if you ever try it!
Madhi Vadhani: 1. Straight hair with minimal waves at the end 2. Oily scalp 3. Low porosity hair
Imogen Minoli: I have really oily roots but my ends get really dry a few days post wash so I want to get a clarifying shampoo and an intensive conditioner but I want something to like lock the moisture in and also something to refresh it to add moisture back without having to wash again. I also am not sure whether rice water would be good or bad for my hair!
Porismita Borah: Thank you your hair is gorgeous
Katlynn Salazar: I love you!!!!! You give great advice
Sarah Louise: Hey gorgeous can you do a review about Aleppo soap? I know it’s bar soap but it’s all natural and can be used for both body and hair and it’s super conditioning aaaaand it helps with hair shedding I swear by it I used to end my shower with a hand full of hair and cry everyday but with the soap i barely lose any hair, it doesn’t smell that nice but with the conditioner after and the leave in and scented hair oils it covers the smell very well
Alexis Auburn: Lol so I heard when I was younger that brushing your hair makes it soft and someone told me brush it 100 times a day lol so I did that for a good year
jalohi1: Hair type: Frizzy, wavy and dry. My hair is fine but have a lot of it. Hair care: olive oile before washing. Using sulfate chamboo response. And use nourising conditioner with cilicone. I blow dry my hair strait but without a brush. Then after I brush my hair. And use leave in condiiotner before straithning. in cold climate my hair get dry so i wil tug my hair in my coat in winter time. But in summer time I can have in free.
Antonia 17: My hair is 3a My concerns are dryness and a little heat damage because I straighten my hair every time I wash it which is twice a week. And I have so much hair but it’s not a concern to be honest
Dara K.: Hair type: 2b-2c (texture changes) Hair concerns: frizz and seborrheic dermatitis Shampoo: Alfaparf Milano Curls Enhancing Low shampoo or Wash&go Superfood Avocado and aloe Conditioner: Cien one from Lidl Hair oil: Alfaparf one What I want? I want my hair to grow out strong and enhance my natural wavy texture because I've had been straightening it for years and now it's transitioning to healthy wavy hair. I always change my hair cocktails , I currently have rosemary, ylang-ylang, eucalyptus,avocado,castor,jojoba oils and I'm waiting on new chia seed , apricot kernel oil and arnica oil just to try their effects. I've started using rice water in the Pandemic last year and my hair magically got longer but now the effect has stopped, I do rosemary rinse and flaxseed gel too
Mikayla Weaver: When I was little I had really curly hair like 4a. Then over the years my hair has gotten flatter and it doesnt hold a curl for longer than an hour even with hairspray. I don't know how to get it curly again
aubrey: Hair type: 1 Scalp: Oily Ends: Dry Concerns: Hair is flat, and lifeless, lots of flyaways though. No volume, oily hair fast. Goal: Shiny long long hair (healthy.)
Karma Elbaroudy: I have thick curly hair 3a -3b, I never had any chemicals in my hair, the last time I used heat was 3 to 4 years ago yet I have very frizzy, dry hair
Loera James: Hey, I’m experiencing oily hair which could get frizzy and hair loss. Can you please recommend shampoos and conditioners for me plsss!! I also LOVE ur videos, so helpful!!
BLINK: Can you try and tell the feedback of almond oil on your hair overnight By the way loved this video I am a new subscriber
purplevanity19: How rough it must be to have naturally straight hair
Panda Plays: I love all your vids of hair care. One question, how do you make your hair straight natualy without hest?
Jasmine Collins: My hair type is a little wavy but mostly straight and dry it also is fizzy
CocoQ10: I am between 1b and 1c.. my hair is sort of fine but I have a lot of it. It can tangle fairly easily and gets oily on the roots but dry on the ends... I don't know what to do with it. I try dry shampoos and they are ok but my ends are severely dry the next day, so I just wash every day or every other day sometimes it seems to keep my ends a bit more moisturized. I've tried low, mid, and high end hair products, but the shampoo and conditioner that has been the best for my hair so far is l'oreal dream lengths. Audrey, will you please post the serum and other products you have been using on your hair, because I would like to grow my hair out 4 inches but I cant seem to get anymore length cause the ends are so dried out.
Tanisha Halder: Hey can you put a video on the best conditioners recommended by you.
LPSEM cookie: My hair type: A1 Concerns: oily, no volume, hair loss
Anna Pell: Hey… I just had a question on the shampoo and conditioner is dove a good brand?
Michelle Dsouza: Why is this video so interesting Like I learn so much from your videos THANK YOU SO MUCH
123 radio: I always have concerns about freeze all the time. SO I HAVE NEVER UNTIED MY HAIR in my whole life... I always make a burn or just tie my hair...Im so bored with the style. Im like 2a ~ 2b.. My scalp type is...dry but oily at the same time and recently I have been experiencing hair loss I think it started ater I had use cheap treatment. I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH MY HAIR.. I think my hair is really dry but I haven't found a product that could help my hair concerns
Geet Chhabria: I have straight hair but I'm little confused about my scalp type because it's dry and oily at the same time so Audrey can u reply to my comment and tell me what can I do for my scalp? Pls?
Catherine Urcales: The strand of my hair is thick, dead and dry. And I don't know what to do about it
PinkBuble: I love pantee shampoo it's amazing in smell it has different kind of for different people
Lex: I have 1b - 1c hair. It gets oily quickly. I have so much breakage. My hair is pretty long. I am experiencing so much hair loss and idk why. It overall feels gross and looks gross. Any suggestions or help?
tori ♡: hi i really need you to help me or anyone else with knowdlege on hair!! my hair is quite damaged and here’s why. for around 3 months i straightened every single strand of my hair with no heat protectant, washed it everyday and skipped conditioner often and lastly i dryed it in crazy directions on the highest heat setting with no heat protectant. i really need an affordable solution on how to revive my hair. genetically i have beautiful, thick hair and i know i can bring it back but i need your help. my hair is thick 1b/1c
Minal Sawant: So I have extra frizy hair and no kind of heat tool for hair is allowed at my home for me ,so frizy that I don't even tie a ponytail always keep them in a braid, I don't have hairfall problems neither I wanna grow my hair I just want them to look healthy and good when I open them up!
Sue Sue: I used Patent pro-v shampoo growing up till I grew it & got into the hair world & was told its not good
Gurleen Kaur: Can you please make a video on pregnancy safe skincare and other beauty products ASAP
girly girl: Do u recommend the inversion hair growth trico?
Arezo Sarwari: hey my hair has been falling out rapidly and im worrying and i dont want to buy wrong hair products to make it worse do people have any suggestions on how to stop my hair from falling out so much? hair type: 2b
Anouschka: My hair's really thick, really straight & really dry ♀️ I think only high quality products work on my hair *but im broke* Who else has that type of hair& maybe whats your routine?
Hafsa Khan: hey Audrey, may I know what hair brush you use ? the gold one ? can you plz share its link ? and can you make a video in hair brushes ? thanks!
Addy Lynn: No pearly shampoo for me! It makes my hair greasy.
swimmer : i have a question i swim almost every day and its hard to keep my hair healthy after washing my hair every day help!
Syeda Tayyeba Siddiqua: Thanks for sharing this video
Eman Sayed: Audrey my problem is that it’s summer where I am and I get a little sweetie and I have to take a shower every single day and I use the Pantene shampoo and conditioner three times a week and rinse for two days is what I am doing good or not
mitsuha♡: I'm type 1b and have a dry scalp :)
Rebecca W: I can’t use anything with coconut oil. My hair hates it
Dunja Petkovic: GURL I HAVE THE SAME HAIR TYPE AS YOU
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Connie Ursachi: I’m really struggling to find a good shampoo :( I’m willing to spend lots as so far nothing is working too well for me. I’ve got wavy/curly hair which was previously bleached and dyed. Planning on getting a big trip and fully growing out my virgin hair
Gurleen Kaur: Hi dear Can you please suggest some anti dandruff shampoo to use during pregnancy
Angelina Steves: Thanks
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Ria Saxena: your shirt is really pretty. the colour omg
Lunah Arth: Do NOT die your hair!! This is the secret
Jaswitha Reddy Arani: My hair is the exact same type as hers