This video couldn't of come at a better time. My hair is always so oily, so quickly :( I only wash it once a week and it still gets oily after the first day
My doctor said that it’s actually okay to wash your hair every other day. Especially if you have oily hair. If you have thick hair, maybe don’t wash it every other day but for fine and thin hair, I was told that it’s okay
My hairdresser told me since my scalp is naturally very oily (fine and thin as well) I should be washing every other day, anything less then that can clog your scalp and can cause dandruff, itch and hair loss, So since I've started doing it every other day my scalp doesn't get greasy as fast and when I would skip more then 2 days my scalp would be super itchy but not anymore. Some people can't train their hair to only be washed once a week (usually people with thick hair or dry scalps can do this fine) and that's okay! As long as you are using good/salon quality products and heat protection your hair will still stay healthy! Mines never been better :) Try washing more often and see if it helps, don't forget to use a clarifying shampoo once or twice a week!
Hi thanks for the tips! I have an oily scalp and also hair loss issues - so I was thinking Specifique Bain Divalent for Shampoo and Genesis for conditioner, but since you say conditioner targets roots would that then be a waste to get one that is for hair loss?
It depends, if your hair loss issues are caused from having damaged/fragile hair, Genesis conditioner can help with breakage and strength, but if your hair loss is from stress or other external factors, it may be less directly useful for your concern - but still a great conditioner :)
Is the Kerastase shampoo a clarifying shampoo? If so is it okay to use two/three times a week? Or should I use another as my normal shampoo, and then this just once a week? x
I am a guy with the the natural hair colour of super dark brown, and a really oily scalp, but I also have the top bleached and the roots touched up every 8-10 weeks, and my fringe comes half way down my nose, I was wondering what exactly I should try as a routine
I’m a man with thick short hair My barber uses this to rinse my hair after cut Can I use this? Is it suitable for men and how often do you recommend Also, conditioner recommendation to pair with this for men I use hair pomade gel hence hair are greying slightly and they r dry
My scalp gets oily after my hair dries by washing, is it normal? Idk what is the cause. I wash my hair every single day because i don't like it if it's oily
and what about all the parabens and other bad stuff these products contain? i looked for Kerastase and it has 12 bad things, allergens and all according to my app that i am using for testing all products.
I have the same problem 😂 I have friends who have keratin too and they have no issues using shampoos with sulphates, so maybe you should give Kerastase a go!
@@patpatmoomoo5524 I don't know the only thing I can see I have psoriasis in my hair so the scalp is dry and I have to use very gentle shampoos. And I've always had oily fine hair. But I can't use anything to drawing. The only thing I can use is two in ones that's the only thing that works for me
I haven't but it looks right up my alley! I loved Sensi Balance before it got rebranded - but honestly you can't go wrong with any L'Oreal Professional in my mind.
This video couldn't of come at a better time. My hair is always so oily, so quickly :( I only wash it once a week and it still gets oily after the first day
Have to managed to find a shampoo that works x
My doctor said that it’s actually okay to wash your hair every other day. Especially if you have oily hair. If you have thick hair, maybe don’t wash it every other day but for fine and thin hair, I was told that it’s okay
My hairdresser told me since my scalp is naturally very oily (fine and thin as well) I should be washing every other day, anything less then that can clog your scalp and can cause dandruff, itch and hair loss, So since I've started doing it every other day my scalp doesn't get greasy as fast and when I would skip more then 2 days my scalp would be super itchy but not anymore. Some people can't train their hair to only be washed once a week (usually people with thick hair or dry scalps can do this fine) and that's okay! As long as you are using good/salon quality products and heat protection your hair will still stay healthy! Mines never been better :) Try washing more often and see if it helps, don't forget to use a clarifying shampoo once or twice a week!
Could be also hormone related that’s what my derm told me
Can we use Kerastase shampoo without hair conditioner?
Hi thanks for the tips! I have an oily scalp and also hair loss issues - so I was thinking Specifique Bain Divalent for Shampoo and Genesis for conditioner, but since you say conditioner targets roots would that then be a waste to get one that is for hair loss?
It depends, if your hair loss issues are caused from having damaged/fragile hair, Genesis conditioner can help with breakage and strength, but if your hair loss is from stress or other external factors, it may be less directly useful for your concern - but still a great conditioner :)
Is the Kerastase shampoo a clarifying shampoo? If so is it okay to use two/three times a week? Or should I use another as my normal shampoo, and then this just once a week? x
I am a guy with the the natural hair colour of super dark brown, and a really oily scalp, but I also have the top bleached and the roots touched up every 8-10 weeks, and my fringe comes half way down my nose, I was wondering what exactly I should try as a routine
Omg I was just google this issue today!!! Its like adore was ready my mind.
Can we get a makeup tutorial on this look? 👌🏼
I wonder if Sally Beauty Supply has dupes for these.?
Now, which one is color safe ?
i tried the Kevin Murphy and i do like it, but i find that it leaves me hair oily still
I have oily scalp and dry end, i have bain divalent, do you suggest i wash my hair every day or every other day? I live in hot humid city
I’m a man with thick short hair
My barber uses this to rinse my hair after cut
Can I use this? Is it suitable for men and how often do you recommend
Also, conditioner recommendation to pair with this for men
I use hair pomade gel hence hair are greying slightly and they r dry
The Kerastase gives hydration to hair?
My scalp gets oily after my hair dries by washing, is it normal? Idk what is the cause. I wash my hair every single day because i don't like it if it's oily
The problem is your shampoo, hence the video you’re watching
Love it ! My hair is exactly what you said .. point on ! And yes kerastase... she is expensive! Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
and what about all the parabens and other bad stuff these products contain? i looked for Kerastase and it has 12 bad things, allergens and all according to my app that i am using for testing all products.
I would suggest you talk about fast hair growth fortified shampoo to double hair growth.
Suggestion: check out no sulfates fast hair growth shampoo.
Maybe you should talk about fortified shampoo for fast hair growth.
I wish Kerastase shampoos were sulphate free because I have keratin in my hair!
I have the same problem 😂 I have friends who have keratin too and they have no issues using shampoos with sulphates, so maybe you should give Kerastase a go!
Hair is made of keratin tho same as our nails
@@david3129 I think what she meant is she had keratin treatment done, ro make hair less frizzy.
@@semerahpadi4484 ooooh gotcha gotcha
I have dry scalp and oily hair. So I was thinking of using a hydrating shampoo. And a light weight conditioner
How is that possible? Hair follicles are technically dead and don’t produce oil, only live skin has sebum glands.
@@patpatmoomoo5524 I don't know the only thing I can see I have psoriasis in my hair so the scalp is dry and I have to use very gentle shampoos. And I've always had oily fine hair. But I can't use anything to drawing. The only thing I can use is two in ones that's the only thing that works for me
Tbh did you try the L’Oréal professional pure resource? It’s bomb in my opinion
I haven't but it looks right up my alley! I loved Sensi Balance before it got rebranded - but honestly you can't go wrong with any L'Oreal Professional in my mind.
So hydrating makes it more oily? Then what's the point of hydrating it?
Hydration is for dry scalp or hair that does not have a lot of oil
She's hard to understand, waves the bottle so you can't read the label but she did put me on the right track. Thank you for that
The products are in the description
I thought she said “Crackologist” 😂