I had the opposite transition i went from washing ever other day or so to HAVING to wash my hair every day. Not washing every day didn’t train it to produce less oil. It stayed oily and fed the malassezia and now I’m on medicated shampoo for it that I have to use every day just to keep the burning at bay (and even then the flakes are still there and it still itches). I’m convinced that “training” just doesn’t work for many people. I wish it was that easy
Started hair training during quarantine , because I was going no where and could let my hair get greasy. I went from every day washing to 4 days between washes. Would like to get to 7 days but I feel like 4 is all I can do.
I can only do 4 as well, but I think that is pretty good for me and my lifestyle. Allows me to have fresh hair for the weekend, and refresh in the week for work.
I think I'll be sticking to every 4 days as well. Any more, and my scalp starts feeling itchy and I just feel overall kinda icky (I also workout almost every day so I imagine the build up from that doesn't help).
@@drerinwhite8511 Of course! I agree quarantine did really help with giving me time to let my hair get a lil greasy before I showered, without being in public. I was washing every morning and sometimes twice a day if I felt like it at the beginning of 2020. I started with doing it every other day, and the beginning is when it seems to take the longest to adjust. I stuck with every other day for about 3-4 months before I could finally venture into every 3 days. I did that for another couple of months, and then switched to twice a week (Tuesdays and Saturdays), so I'm alternating between every 3-4 days, I guess. It takes a lot of patience, conditioning only the second half of your hair, double shampooing if you're feeling extra yucky each shower, and being careful not to touch your hair throughout the day (I struggle with playing with my hair lol). Hope this helps!
I've been washing my hair once a week for years and also have oily scalp and seborrheic dermatitis on my crown. I recently started using Nizoral shampoo to treat it just this year and that has worked really well for flaking and itchiness. The directions for that shampoo suggest "double cleansing" as well and that has really helped with controlling oil. I also started using a satin cap/bonnet to sleep in and that has been very helpful for keeping frizz and tangles at bay.
I've been using it on and off since I only remember but I couldn't use it regularly because my hair is really thin and dry and it makes it dryier sadly 😔
My brother has that condition and he was prescribed that shampoo literally over 3 decades ago. I have been having itchy scalp lately and not sure if it’s hard water, shampoo, diet or what. I do use a shower filter, but going to change it more often to see if that helps. I used to use henna and indigo to dye my hair and it cleared all my scalp issues.
Binge watching your videos since this morning I wish I would’ve came across you sooner I love how detailed & informative you are thank you so much for putting this type of content out! 😊
I would really love to start doing this! My hair has always been so bad, washing almost every day, so I can’t wait to start using some of your tricks and hopefully get to a one wash a week! Thank you so much 💜
I started doing the shampoo twice after your last video and yes - it really makes a difference. I went from 3-4 times a week to twice a week. Might try to work up to once a week. Thanks Abbey.!!
I'm so glad I found this video. I have crazy oily hair, and if I don't wash everyday it can fall out in clumps. Dry shampoo helps, but I'm definitely going to try all your tips!
Thank you so much for this! I have naturally oily scalp and skin. I’ve been looking into ways to stop washing my hair daily but I haven’t found much for people with an already oily scalp. I’m going to try to go 2-3 days to start and see how I do!
Thank you for this video!! I have a very oily scalp and always washed my hair every day because of it. I'm just starting to try to skip days after hearing the benefits but I thought maybe it wouldn't work for me and almost gave up. I loved hearing that you also had very oily hair but were able to successfully reduce washes! It gives me hope and makes me want to keep at it! Thanks for the tricks!
Girl I’m the same exact way I hate oily hair I wash daily I’ve tried so hard to not wash it I hate how dry shampoo leave my hair feeling disgusting and dirty and I hate having oily hair I wish there was a step by step transitioning video because I hate my life from washing my hair daily I also shave everyday so imagine how long my showers are unfortunately
A natural hair brush, like a boar bristle or synthetic bristle, is soooo important in my opinion. I got one finally and its soooo good, the natural bristle really helps distribute the oils from the scalp todays the ends. I was having issues of my ends looking really dry on like day 3 or 4 but scalp would be oily so I got a boar bristle brush and while my scalp will still be decently oily after it does help and my ends look and feel WAY better after. I also find that it gives me another day before I need dry shampoo.
My seasonal depression made me wash my hair like once a week so now it's used to it already 😂 And now that I care about my hair, I just have to work on grease management :) thanks for these tips!
Thank you for this! My hair, which is thin, fine, and curly, has gotten sooooooo thin in the last few months. I suspected that it was frequent washing. Some weeks every day, some weeks every other day. My current job is the reason for frequent washing and there is no way around that. But, I appreciate your observation that your hair became thinner because of washing it every day. Hopefully, down the road, I won't need to wash it so frequently. Hopefully it will get thicker once I've reduced the frequency of washing. :-)
Something that MAY help is switching to a very gentle and natural shampoo and conditioner. That may not be possible if you've got hard water and you won't be able to use conventional hair products but it could possibly help your hair. 😊
I have recently started my hair journey of less washing and am going strong for about a month now! I used to wash my hair EVERY DAY for about 3 years because I have always worked in the food industry and cant stand the smell of food in my hair. I started a new job in childcare and that's when i decided to stop washing every day and only did every other day. I've worked up to 3 days now and am so excited! I agree with you that it does take some time. Also, I have tried the Not Your Mothers dry shampoo and i do not recommend it, while it is cheaper, i personally think it feels way too gritty and gross than other dry shampoos i have tried. If you're starting on this journey i definitely would give treseme a try for dry shampoo.
I´m new here but I love your videos. This partticular video will help me a lot becuase I have a really oily scalp so I need to wash my hair every single day. I will try all of these, thank you so much!
I used to wash my hair EVERY morning (with $1-3 walmart brand shampoo/conditioner) and by that evening it would already be noticeably oily. I hated the idea of trying to do even every other day, but finally tried it after my sister bugged me about it for ages. It was rough at first but I am now down to twice a week, even using the Biolage hydrating shampoo/condition. It grows faster, the ends are wayyy less damaged, and it even feels like it's gotten thicker. I'm glad you make videos like these to let people know they can do it too!
@@elyssa2546 Yes girl, so when I first started (after a lifetime of washing daily) it took probably 3-4 months before my second-day hair looked normal. However, the longer I went between washes, the faster it adjusted, so like just recently when I switched from every 3 days to every 4 days, my hair only took a couple of weeks to start looking okay on my last day before wash day. I hope this helps! The first few months are always the hardest, at least they were for me because my hair was so used to being washed so much.
I wash my hair every morning and if I straighten it, it gets greasy by night. I absolutely needed this video 😩 do you think hair training is still effective if I have an oily face to begin with. I assumed my scalp was oily because my face skin is. Also my hair is super thin as well so I believe that’s why my hair gets really oily
I was the same way. I had to but this is just me. I had to find stuff to keep my face not oily. I clean with a clarisonic every day. Are make sure you wash 2 times a day. Then I started with my hair. Maybe it will help. alot of money and time to find the stuff I use now!!! That I love. But still looking to find something to keep my hair white:)
I honestly really hate this myth that it’s just a matter of training your scalp, some people have greasier hair than others (and of course it shows faster if they have thin hair), just like people have oilier facial or body skin than others. No derm would ever tell you to wash your face every other day to train it to be less oily. I don’t know why people think scalp is so different. Oil production is largely based on hormones, not something you can control, so scalp training will definitely not help the people who are oily for that reason. I’m like you, oily all over, I would wash my hair in the morning and it’d look greasy by nighttime. Couldn’t have bangs cause of how gross they got. I have tried washing less and all the strategies several times, it just makes me look extra disgusting. Only thing that changed things was going on Accutane, because it stops your body’s oil production
Exactly. There is no point letting yourself br dirty to try and be like people on youtube. Dermatologists are breaking the myth that daily washing is bad. For some people it's totally necessary. I feel like the base of TH-cam is women with thick hair. That is a totally different hair type to thin and oily hair and we should not use them as models for ourselves.
Thank you so much for this video!! I also have pretty fine long straight bleached hair and I've struggled with oily hair ever since puberty. I will definitely be implementing some of your tricks!
I use scalp scrubbers to wash my scalp, it helps deep clean my scalp and it feels super clean when washing, I can’t go without it now. I’m up to 3-4 days, 5 max with dry shampoo, but also it depends on the season and temperature and humidity. I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to go any longer than 5 days but I’m fine with that, I started out I think every 1.5 days when I was 15 and I’m 27 now, so it’s been a looooong time of keeping pushing and elongating the time between washes, and I know someone who doesn’t use dry shampoo and only washes her hair once a week or once every other week, so you’ll reach a limit for sure, but going as long as possible is really going to help keep your hair healthy, as washing every day is just stripping it of oils
You can tell when I washed my hair last by my hairstyles... straight and down: just washed it that day...top half pulled up: washed it yesterday... ponytail: washed it 2 days ago... then the next day I have to wash it. I want to try to go longer though
I wonder, if someone also has an oily face, if washing less trains the skin on the face as well to produce less oil. Because I can’t imagine that there’s a lot of a difference between the skin on the scalp and the skin on the face (and I‘m talking about not using any kind of make-up of course). I mean obviously everybody uses skin care on the face versus not using that on the scalp. But I still wonder why I never even hear anyone talking about training the skin on the face to produce less oil. I would love my face to be less oily. Really enjoyed the video!!!
The powder at the end is the only dry shampoo I actually like! And sometimes I'll use the Dove, but by the time the day goes on my hair feels gross and sticky. The Kristin Ess powder., my hair actually feels clean. I usually just pump some into my hand and then I sort of rub it in a bit and then I flip my head over and rub it into my scalp. Then, I use a comb or brush and brush it in so its even.. I dunno.. I like it hah. Its almost impossible to use too much, which is great because of the fussy packaging
I wash every fifth day and my top tip would be to wear as many half-up hairstyles as you can, anything to stop you from constantly pushing hair off your face. I have to wash my hair about two days earlier if I wear my hair completely down, purely from touching it all the time! If you love your hair down then maybe just try this whilst in the early stages of training your hair and I promise you'll reach your goal faster!
I would love to see how you do you braids/twists for when you go to sleep! And also how you put your hair up for when you shower but not wash your hair because I feel like the shower caps make me sweat more while I’m in the shower?
Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Special Color Shampoo is amazing! Invigorating for oily scalps & is a light gel texture that won't dry out the hair but it won't weigh it down by any means.
I've been washing every other day since working from home. My issue...I feel dirty all over if I don't wash my hair lol. I take a good shower but if my hair feels a little dirty I feel gross. But I am going to give some of these products a try. Especially the dry shampoos. I've tried a bunch but none have been super impressive.
Ok, so...I have been trying for a long time to at least wash my hair every other night, but I gave up and told myself I’m just not a person that can do that...then I watched this video 2 days ago. Did a double wash that night, annnnnd I still didn’t have to wash it tonight...I’m shocked. I got not just one night, but two, and maybe I’ll get even more. I really hope you get to see this message. Thank you so much!! Super helpful. 💞🎉
Hey Abbey, I started spacing out my washes five months ago and am now going 3 days between washes. However, my hair is still very greasy by day 3 (although this depends on sweating + I have noticed certain shampoos help to prolong the grease, still doing trial and error). So, essentially, I can get two good days out of my hair. I know that my hair is very greasy by nature, but I was hoping to see more progress by month 5. Based on your experience + knowledge (especially the newer idea that 'training' isn't actually a thing), do you think I can expect to see better results by day 3 if I stay committed? Maybe even hope to get to day 4 sometime in my future? Thanks so much. I love your videos and they have helped me so much over the past 5 months. :)
Hey! If you have very greasy hair I would recommend using a clarifying shampoo for at least your 1st hair wash. Suave Clarifying is supposed to be pretty good and it's very affordable but of course you can use whatever you like as long as it's clarifying. I do not have extremely oily hair but I do have straight hair that gets oily reasonably quickly. The only way to know for sure is to keep going! I started washing my hair every day or every other day and when I started hair training I jumped straight to 4 days. It took the full year for my hair to not get greasy for 3 days. It def took me more time than what some people describe. I hope this helps and if you have any questions I will try to help! 🥰
Question: how often do you use dry shampoo throughout the week? You said that on day 4 you start using? But do you use every day after that? Could you do a video about it? I’m really confused about dry shampoo…
A weird thing for me, is working out actually makes my hair seem cleaner and my stylist said it’s probably because sweat is basically like salt water .. but yeh, sweating actually seems to clean my scalp off of the oil .. sounds kinda gross, but I can actually go longer between washes when I workout. Also, I’m NOT a big sweater really, so it’s not like my hair is even wet from sweat..
These are great tips! I also have an oily scalp which always makes my hair flat by the next day of wash. Due to this, I can only really push it out to 2 days in between washes. You had mentioned that you don't put on dry shampoo until the 4th or 5th day but how do you hold off on wanting that volume in your hair when it looks greasy, flat and gross? And all you do is brush out your hair every day until you do need to apply dry shampoo? I really want to have healthier hair as well.
So glad to help! Yes I do but honestly that’s just because lately I hardly leave my apartment and don’t go into the office 😂 that’s a good callout! For additional volume and texture I definitely would need to use earlier in the week
@@AbbeyYunggood to know! Also, is there something you use for dandruff? I feel as the days go on between washes my head gets itchy and little bits of dandruff comes out. Does the brushing also help with this?
I shampoed twice all my life. I usually go maximum 3 days without washing untill my hair gets itchy and greasy. I will have to try putting conditioner on the lower part of my hair. Although recently my top hair got really damaged with paint so it needs help too.
I can go at most 4 days without washing. Used to wash it every day so this is an improvement. I don't know if I have build up from products or dry scalp so I really hate not washing my hair cus of that, and to make things worse I think dry shampoo might be adding to the problem.
I recently switched from the combined pill to the mini pill for health reasons and it has increased my testosterone levels. My skin has gone from clear and dry to oily and acne prone. My scalp has always been oily but now it’s uncontrollable. I am still sticking to washing my hair every other day but on the second day, even the ends of my hair feel oily which I didn’t think was possible. (I recently cut my hair to a bob thinking my long hair was weighing me down and making it look flatter and oilier). It made no difference. I also have black hair which isn’t helping! I tried switching from sulfate free shampoo back to sulfates thinking I needed to strip my hair and it felt good for a while but now it just looks worse. I also use a salt scrub weekly, a scalp massager and do the twice wash method with no conditioner. No difference. Any helpful tips would be appreciated❤️
If you can, I would ditch the pill. At least for me it's not worth it to ruin my health for a pill and since hormones are causing your problems it's quite hard to give any advice :/ Hopefully you found a solution though!
I've used corn starch too, and I'm shocked at how well it works. Some say to add baking powder to it to avoid clumps in the stuff, but I don't. I just stir it with a spoon. It's fine then. Some say to add a colored spice, like cinnamon, for brown/red hair, and unsweetened cocoa powder if your hair is darker, so that the powder doesn't seem so white on your hair. I was leery of using a lot of straight cinnamon on my hair, so I use a mixed spice, like Ras El Hanoot (sp?), or Chinese 5 Spice, for the color. I really am amazed at the results. I have 2 large cans of commercial dry shampoo that I ordered before finding the cornstarch recipe (basically a half cup of cornstarch with about a tablespoon of the spice) and I haven't even used them yet, as I am quite satisfied with the cornstarch one I did myself.
I have a very oily scalp, when I didn't wash it for 2days, there's so many hair fall. When I take a bath at 3rd day, there is so many hair fall. That's why now I wash may hair daily and there is no hair fall. ☺️
💛💛💛Hey Abbey you should try the Klorane Non-Aerosol dry shampoo with Oak milk. It's really gentle and non toxic and it takes the oils out of your hair, without making your hair to dry. You can get it at Ulta. I'll try the Kristen Ess that one looks good, I love the mask by her that you recommended. Love your videos your the best. I've already tried the Purelogy products, the silk pillowcase and the microfiber towel and I love them all 💛💛💛
would you mind doing a recommendations for hair products that are fragrance-free? i am sesitive to fragrance in general but the stuff in haircare products are straight up horrible to my skin (obviously i have never put them anywhere near my skin but it's in my hair and brushes up against my skin and.....).
I always felt that the reason why hair gets really oily for some is because the scalp is sooo dry and it's over producing oil to moisten it. Just like how the face oils works. Especially if you live in dry climates, like me, in Las Vegas. So I think maybe letting the hair balance itself out by helping to using hydrating shampoos. I have to use these or my scalp will be itching because of the dryness. It could also be that I'm not using cold water is why my hair is also too dry on the first day.
I have super greasy hair I wash daily I was hoping this video would be a step by step how to transition from daily wash to how u are once a week unless I’m just slow I completely missed it if that’s what this video was about ? And yeah of course dry shampoo but that makes my hair feel dirty and gross so for someone that has a lot of oil and hates dry shampoo idk what I should do but if you could do a video specifically for transitioning between daily and onemce weekly wash I’d watch it
I really love how well you organised the video and well spoken the video is , idk if that makes sense but I enjoy listening to you. You’re informative and I don’t get lost cause that happens often haha
Truly lucky you are with your hair training... I've been trying to wash my hair less for 7 years and it lasts only 24 hours "clean". I use very soft shampoos with not so many chemicals on it and I don't touch my hair so much (I'm very careful with it) but I have to apply dry champoo the next day if I don't want to look like I hadn't had a shower for a week :( I'm now trying with garnier solid shampoo... I hope it does something
Training is probably the wrong word, but most people can’t suddenly go from needing to wash their hair daily to needing it once a week the first time they start their new routine. If the oil glands on your scalp have been producing a lot of oil to compensate for the amount it loses through daily washing, it’s not going to stop as soon as you switch products. There’s an adjustment period as your skin figures out that it doesn’t need to produce as much oil as it used to because it’s getting washed less frequently or because you’ve switched to less stripping products.
Love your videos so much! 😊 Especially the hair care videos. I've been following almost all of your tips and it has definitely made a difference. I started watching a month ago and have been training my hair ever since. I'm slowly pushing toward every 3 days now, but my hair looks so so much better and fuller already. I'm also obsessed with Pureology products now 😅 I've definitely spent more money since finding your videos, but it's been worth it lol. Recently I've been seeing a ton of videos on TH-cam about using rice water to grow hair. It looks like it's being used as a natural protein treatment. The video in particular that I'd seen with awesome results was by Audrey Victoria, "What real rice water did to my hair". Curious if you've seen any of these/what your thoughts on it are?
I know you don't have gray hair, but I do. Since going almost completely gray, my hair has new needs. My scalp is very dry. Not flaky, but very dry. There is also a frizz that I can't explain. Do you have any advice for the older group????
Hi Abby! Since this video is 10 months ago, do you still recommend dry shampoos for thinning hair? And are there any new recommendations that you are aware of that have ingredients that are good for thinning hair for women? TYIA
Any tips or experience from anyone with naturally curly hair trying to skip washes? We can’t brush our hair like normal people. The only way I’ve been taught is to do a refresh by spraying my hair with water.
I had dry flaky scalp, so I used to only wash my hair 2-3 times a week, but after a terrifying hairdressing incident my thick beautiful hair started falling out in clumps and now I have very fine, thinning hair...sad. Of course it didn't help I have colored my hair since I was in my 20;s. Now I wash my hair only once a week, use silk/satin scrunchies and head bands, sleep on silk/satin pillowcase or wear satin bonnet..thanks mostly to Dr Dray for those last two. Also it helps to not use any heat or non stripping shampoo or conditioner.
I worked up about 4 years ago!!! I had had to wash it every day but not anymore:) I have a problem with my toners coming out way to fast. I have Platinum white blonde that I love!!! I use very good hair products for my hair. I just got my hair done and lefted with beautiful toned hair, with a lavender light purple color on my roots and the rest is white. Than after my first wash its gone:(
Have you looked into the amika and okaplex dupes?! They are all over tiktok, from Sally’s beauty supply. Do a video comparisons, and your opinion on Sally’s products in general!!
You gotta try out the DP Hue Apple Cider Vinegar powder dry shampoo. Takes a little to get used to but works amazingly! Believe it comes in spray from as well but I haven't tried it yet.
I wash my hair 3 days a week. I excercise every day and i sweat a lot. So not washing my hair those 3 days make me feel dirty. I would like to wash it once a week but sometimes i feel my hair so greasy that i just can't. I'll try to follow this tips
Hi Abbey! I know the video is one year old but perhaps you will read my question 🤗 Can I use two different shampoos or is it better to use the same both times you are shampooing? Like first time clarifying and second time a moisturizing one?
Hi your hair is super pretty and I have a question. I have oily scalp and i’m not sure what shampoo to use. Would you recommend the Milk Shake deep cleansing one or the Paul Mitchell two or maybe others?
Thank you so much for the video! I have to wash my hair every day because my scalp is so oily. I thought there was no way to make it better. I will definitely be trying the tips and tricks you mentioned.
When you say you put our hair into a twist style at night after spraying the leave-in, what do you mean? Can you share what it looks like or how to do it? I usually pull my hair up in a bun, which gives me the nice waves but can feel too tight to sleep on
Wow your 3rd day hair is my 12 hours after washing it hair! 😅So hard to live in summers in manhattan and not wash it every other day- I'd kill to be able to train it like yours, too much sweat and pollution...
What about co-washing in between shampoo washes? I think that’s better especially after working out . I just started this week so I’m not sure if it gonna work , what do you think?
How do you moisturize your hair closest to your scalp? If I don't apply conditioner to my scalp hair it will be crunchy and stiff by the time it dries (it's because I bleach my hair, not because my scalp is dry, cause it isn't, it's actually quite oily).
Thanks for your video. My hair is so so oily. I'm in the process of training. Currently washing every second day. Almost a month in. But that full second day my hair is so so oily I don't even want to leave the house 😩😑 this process is horrible haha. I don't think I'd be able to go a full week😅 well definitely not at the moment. I get so excited to finally wash my hair at the end of the second day.
I have been trying to train my hair since June 2020 and haven't had much luck. I have an oily scalp and I get my hair colored. I need to get my hair clean but I'm trying not to strip the color. When I wash my hair it is greasy again the next day. If I skip washing, my hair looks so bad. Like too gross to be seen in public. After a year of trying to go two to three days between washing, my scalp never adjusted. I also started getting hairline acne. Honestly, I'm pretty exhausted from trying to make this process work. I feel like some of us just have to wash our hair more often.
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You should do a video about the hairstyles you do throughout the week!
I will! ♥️
Yes, please do! Feeling like I need to start over style-wise is often what makes me wash my hair!
That’s what I’ve been looking for too!
@@AbbeyYung yay!🙂
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I had the opposite transition i went from washing ever other day or so to HAVING to wash my hair every day. Not washing every day didn’t train it to produce less oil. It stayed oily and fed the malassezia and now I’m on medicated shampoo for it that I have to use every day just to keep the burning at bay (and even then the flakes are still there and it still itches). I’m convinced that “training” just doesn’t work for many people. I wish it was that easy
Started hair training during quarantine , because I was going no where and could let my hair get greasy. I went from every day washing to 4 days between washes. Would like to get to 7 days but I feel like 4 is all I can do.
That’s amazing!!
I can only do 4 as well, but I think that is pretty good for me and my lifestyle. Allows me to have fresh hair for the weekend, and refresh in the week for work.
I think I'll be sticking to every 4 days as well. Any more, and my scalp starts feeling itchy and I just feel overall kinda icky (I also workout almost every day so I imagine the build up from that doesn't help).
@@AaliyahSemone can you tell me how you did this? Thanks
@@drerinwhite8511 Of course! I agree quarantine did really help with giving me time to let my hair get a lil greasy before I showered, without being in public. I was washing every morning and sometimes twice a day if I felt like it at the beginning of 2020. I started with doing it every other day, and the beginning is when it seems to take the longest to adjust. I stuck with every other day for about 3-4 months before I could finally venture into every 3 days. I did that for another couple of months, and then switched to twice a week (Tuesdays and Saturdays), so I'm alternating between every 3-4 days, I guess. It takes a lot of patience, conditioning only the second half of your hair, double shampooing if you're feeling extra yucky each shower, and being careful not to touch your hair throughout the day (I struggle with playing with my hair lol). Hope this helps!
There is something about a full shower where you wash your hair that feels so good.
I've been washing my hair once a week for years and also have oily scalp and seborrheic dermatitis on my crown. I recently started using Nizoral shampoo to treat it just this year and that has worked really well for flaking and itchiness. The directions for that shampoo suggest "double cleansing" as well and that has really helped with controlling oil. I also started using a satin cap/bonnet to sleep in and that has been very helpful for keeping frizz and tangles at bay.
I’ll look into that shampoo!!
I've been using it on and off since I only remember but I couldn't use it regularly because my hair is really thin and dry and it makes it dryier sadly 😔
My brother has that condition and he was prescribed that shampoo literally over 3 decades ago. I have been having itchy scalp lately and not sure if it’s hard water, shampoo, diet or what. I do use a shower filter, but going to change it more often to see if that helps. I used to use henna and indigo to dye my hair and it cleared all my scalp issues.
Binge watching your videos since this morning I wish I would’ve came across you sooner I love how detailed & informative you are thank you so much for putting this type of content out! 😊
Yay I’m so glad you’re enjoying my videos! Of course 😊
This is probably the most helpful hair video I’ve watched on TH-cam and I’ve watched a lot ! So glad I found your channel 💖
Yemen 💐
I would really love to start doing this! My hair has always been so bad, washing almost every day, so I can’t wait to start using some of your tricks and hopefully get to a one wash a week! Thank you so much 💜
I would Love to see your daily "hair routine" products along with styling tips and tricks to hair training success.
My hair wash routine just went up! I’ll be doing a weekly hair video for non wash days in the near future!
I started doing the shampoo twice after your last video and yes - it really makes a difference. I went from 3-4 times a week to twice a week. Might try to work up to once a week. Thanks Abbey.!!
Amazing!! 💓
I'm so glad I found this video. I have crazy oily hair, and if I don't wash everyday it can fall out in clumps. Dry shampoo helps, but I'm definitely going to try all your tips!
I hope it helps!! ♥️
I love when you play with your hair. It’s so healthy.
Thank you so much for this! I have naturally oily scalp and skin. I’ve been looking into ways to stop washing my hair daily but I haven’t found much for people with an already oily scalp. I’m going to try to go 2-3 days to start and see how I do!
of course! hope that works well for you... I had to be very patient!
Thank you for this video!! I have a very oily scalp and always washed my hair every day because of it. I'm just starting to try to skip days after hearing the benefits but I thought maybe it wouldn't work for me and almost gave up. I loved hearing that you also had very oily hair but were able to successfully reduce washes! It gives me hope and makes me want to keep at it! Thanks for the tricks!
Of course! Happy to help ♥️
Girl I’m the same exact way I hate oily hair I wash daily I’ve tried so hard to not wash it I hate how dry shampoo leave my hair feeling disgusting and dirty and I hate having oily hair I wish there was a step by step transitioning video because I hate my life from washing my hair daily I also shave everyday so imagine how long my showers are unfortunately
You are so pretty and I LOVE your voice!! You should be a news anchor! Lol
Omg seriously?! I’ve always hated it 😂 thank you so much ♥️
I second this! I love your voice too! ♥️
ugh your hair is so gorgeous I hope mine grows and looks like this
Ohhhh she has lots of videos yayyyy !! I’m totally binge watching abbey right now lol! I love your videos 💜💜💜
Yay. 😊♥️
A natural hair brush, like a boar bristle or synthetic bristle, is soooo important in my opinion. I got one finally and its soooo good, the natural bristle really helps distribute the oils from the scalp todays the ends. I was having issues of my ends looking really dry on like day 3 or 4 but scalp would be oily so I got a boar bristle brush and while my scalp will still be decently oily after it does help and my ends look and feel WAY better after. I also find that it gives me another day before I need dry shampoo.
My seasonal depression made me wash my hair like once a week so now it's used to it already 😂 And now that I care about my hair, I just have to work on grease management :) thanks for these tips!
Yemen 💐
The effort in those descriptions gurllllll 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
I gotchu 🤗
I have watched 6 of your hair videos in a row I love love love your videos! I am so glad I found you! Love your channel beautiful !
yay I'm so glad you did too 🤗
You have the most gorgeous hair!! As a daily hair washer my hair is also quite thin. I am so thankful for all your tips!!
Thank you! ♥️ happy to help 😊
Thank you for this! My hair, which is thin, fine, and curly, has gotten sooooooo thin in the last few months. I suspected that it was frequent washing. Some weeks every day, some weeks every other day. My current job is the reason for frequent washing and there is no way around that. But, I appreciate your observation that your hair became thinner because of washing it every day. Hopefully, down the road, I won't need to wash it so frequently. Hopefully it will get thicker once I've reduced the frequency of washing. :-)
Something that MAY help is switching to a very gentle and natural shampoo and conditioner. That may not be possible if you've got hard water and you won't be able to use conventional hair products but it could possibly help your hair. 😊
I have recently started my hair journey of less washing and am going strong for about a month now! I used to wash my hair EVERY DAY for about 3 years because I have always worked in the food industry and cant stand the smell of food in my hair. I started a new job in childcare and that's when i decided to stop washing every day and only did every other day. I've worked up to 3 days now and am so excited! I agree with you that it does take some time. Also, I have tried the Not Your Mothers dry shampoo and i do not recommend it, while it is cheaper, i personally think it feels way too gritty and gross than other dry shampoos i have tried. If you're starting on this journey i definitely would give treseme a try for dry shampoo.
I´m new here but I love your videos. This partticular video will help me a lot becuase I have a really oily scalp so I need to wash my hair every single day. I will try all of these, thank you so much!
I used to wash my hair EVERY morning (with $1-3 walmart brand shampoo/conditioner) and by that evening it would already be noticeably oily. I hated the idea of trying to do even every other day, but finally tried it after my sister bugged me about it for ages. It was rough at first but I am now down to twice a week, even using the Biolage hydrating shampoo/condition. It grows faster, the ends are wayyy less damaged, and it even feels like it's gotten thicker. I'm glad you make videos like these to let people know they can do it too!
amazing you've seen such an improvement!
I just started trying to train my hair by going 2 days in between washes, can I ask about how long it took for you to see a noticeable change?
@@elyssa2546 Yes girl, so when I first started (after a lifetime of washing daily) it took probably 3-4 months before my second-day hair looked normal. However, the longer I went between washes, the faster it adjusted, so like just recently when I switched from every 3 days to every 4 days, my hair only took a couple of weeks to start looking okay on my last day before wash day. I hope this helps! The first few months are always the hardest, at least they were for me because my hair was so used to being washed so much.
I wash my hair every morning and if I straighten it, it gets greasy by night. I absolutely needed this video 😩 do you think hair training is still effective if I have an oily face to begin with. I assumed my scalp was oily because my face skin is. Also my hair is super thin as well so I believe that’s why my hair gets really oily
I was the same way. I had to but this is just me. I had to find stuff to keep my face not oily. I clean with a clarisonic every day. Are make sure you wash 2 times a day. Then I started with my hair. Maybe it will help. alot of money and time to find the stuff I use now!!! That I love. But still looking to find something to keep my hair white:)
I honestly really hate this myth that it’s just a matter of training your scalp, some people have greasier hair than others (and of course it shows faster if they have thin hair), just like people have oilier facial or body skin than others. No derm would ever tell you to wash your face every other day to train it to be less oily. I don’t know why people think scalp is so different. Oil production is largely based on hormones, not something you can control, so scalp training will definitely not help the people who are oily for that reason. I’m like you, oily all over, I would wash my hair in the morning and it’d look greasy by nighttime. Couldn’t have bangs cause of how gross they got. I have tried washing less and all the strategies several times, it just makes me look extra disgusting. Only thing that changed things was going on Accutane, because it stops your body’s oil production
Happy to help! It worked for me and my hair used to be so greasy. But everyone is different 😊
Exactly. There is no point letting yourself br dirty to try and be like people on youtube. Dermatologists are breaking the myth that daily washing is bad. For some people it's totally necessary. I feel like the base of TH-cam is women with thick hair. That is a totally different hair type to thin and oily hair and we should not use them as models for ourselves.
@@Redh3adElizabeth I was on oratane a few years back and loved how it made my hair not oily. But it comes back when you stop the medication 😢
Thank you so much for this video!! I also have pretty fine long straight bleached hair and I've struggled with oily hair ever since puberty. I will definitely be implementing some of your tricks!
Trader Joe's has a dry shampoo powder that I LOVE! Similar to the Kristen Ees one.
Love your videos!! You’re so informative and you break everything down so nicely!☺️
I use scalp scrubbers to wash my scalp, it helps deep clean my scalp and it feels super clean when washing, I can’t go without it now. I’m up to 3-4 days, 5 max with dry shampoo, but also it depends on the season and temperature and humidity. I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to go any longer than 5 days but I’m fine with that, I started out I think every 1.5 days when I was 15 and I’m 27 now, so it’s been a looooong time of keeping pushing and elongating the time between washes, and I know someone who doesn’t use dry shampoo and only washes her hair once a week or once every other week, so you’ll reach a limit for sure, but going as long as possible is really going to help keep your hair healthy, as washing every day is just stripping it of oils
You can tell when I washed my hair last by my hairstyles... straight and down: just washed it that day...top half pulled up: washed it yesterday... ponytail: washed it 2 days ago... then the next day I have to wash it. I want to try to go longer though
I wonder, if someone also has an oily face, if washing less trains the skin on the face as well to produce less oil. Because I can’t imagine that there’s a lot of a difference between the skin on the scalp and the skin on the face (and I‘m talking about not using any kind of make-up of course). I mean obviously everybody uses skin care on the face versus not using that on the scalp. But I still wonder why I never even hear anyone talking about training the skin on the face to produce less oil. I would love my face to be less oily. Really enjoyed the video!!!
The powder at the end is the only dry shampoo I actually like! And sometimes I'll use the Dove, but by the time the day goes on my hair feels gross and sticky. The Kristin Ess powder., my hair actually feels clean. I usually just pump some into my hand and then I sort of rub it in a bit and then I flip my head over and rub it into my scalp. Then, I use a comb or brush and brush it in so its even.. I dunno.. I like it hah. Its almost impossible to use too much, which is great because of the fussy packaging
I wash every fifth day and my top tip would be to wear as many half-up hairstyles as you can, anything to stop you from constantly pushing hair off your face. I have to wash my hair about two days earlier if I wear my hair completely down, purely from touching it all the time! If you love your hair down then maybe just try this whilst in the early stages of training your hair and I promise you'll reach your goal faster!
So true! My hair is almost always up
Yay! I have SO been looking forward to this video! Thank you so much for the tips and tricks!
Of course! 😊
I would love to see how you do you braids/twists for when you go to sleep! And also how you put your hair up for when you shower but not wash your hair because I feel like the shower caps make me sweat more while I’m in the shower?
I have a video on my hair washing routine coming soon & show this 😊 I just throw it in a high bun when I don’t wash in the shower!
So glad I found your channel. I dye my hair blonde and I have greasy hair. Love all your tips & tricks. Thanks for sharing.
Yay so glad too! ♥️
I use those scalp scrubbers to apply shampoo to really clean my scalp and they work like a charm!! It also helps me conserve product.
This video is now one of my favs! I struggle with an oily scalp, and it is a pain! Thank you for this one Abbey!
Of course! ♥️
Paul Mitchell's Tea Tree Special Color Shampoo is amazing! Invigorating for oily scalps & is a light gel texture that won't dry out the hair but it won't weigh it down by any means.
I've been washing every other day since working from home. My issue...I feel dirty all over if I don't wash my hair lol. I take a good shower but if my hair feels a little dirty I feel gross. But I am going to give some of these products a try. Especially the dry shampoos. I've tried a bunch but none have been super impressive.
Batiste is good
Ok, so...I have been trying for a long time to at least wash my hair every other night, but I gave up and told myself I’m just not a person that can do that...then I watched this video 2 days ago. Did a double wash that night, annnnnd I still didn’t have to wash it tonight...I’m shocked. I got not just one night, but two, and maybe I’ll get even more. I really hope you get to see this message. Thank you so much!! Super helpful. 💞🎉
I have a question, when I shower on my no wash days do I still rinse my hair in water ?(just water no shampoo)
No wetting your hair everyday can be damaging too :(
Klorane makes a good dry shampoo. Also they have one for brunettes. It’s been the best that I have tried.
ohh never heard of this brand! sounds great
Hey Abbey, I started spacing out my washes five months ago and am now going 3 days between washes. However, my hair is still very greasy by day 3 (although this depends on sweating + I have noticed certain shampoos help to prolong the grease, still doing trial and error). So, essentially, I can get two good days out of my hair. I know that my hair is very greasy by nature, but I was hoping to see more progress by month 5. Based on your experience + knowledge (especially the newer idea that 'training' isn't actually a thing), do you think I can expect to see better results by day 3 if I stay committed? Maybe even hope to get to day 4 sometime in my future? Thanks so much. I love your videos and they have helped me so much over the past 5 months. :)
Hey! If you have very greasy hair I would recommend using a clarifying shampoo for at least your 1st hair wash. Suave Clarifying is supposed to be pretty good and it's very affordable but of course you can use whatever you like as long as it's clarifying. I do not have extremely oily hair but I do have straight hair that gets oily reasonably quickly. The only way to know for sure is to keep going! I started washing my hair every day or every other day and when I started hair training I jumped straight to 4 days. It took the full year for my hair to not get greasy for 3 days. It def took me more time than what some people describe. I hope this helps and if you have any questions I will try to help! 🥰
Redkin Clarifying shampoo best degreaser on the market.
Question: how often do you use dry shampoo throughout the week? You said that on day 4 you start using? But do you use every day after that? Could you do a video about it? I’m really confused about dry shampoo…
A weird thing for me, is working out actually makes my hair seem cleaner and my stylist said it’s probably because sweat is basically like salt water .. but yeh, sweating actually seems to clean my scalp off of the oil .. sounds kinda gross, but I can actually go longer between washes when I workout. Also, I’m NOT a big sweater really, so it’s not like my hair is even wet from sweat..
Kinda Yes, i've experienced that and same results happened to me
Also sweat contains Urine, that is beneficial also
These are great tips! I also have an oily scalp which always makes my hair flat by the next day of wash. Due to this, I can only really push it out to 2 days in between washes. You had mentioned that you don't put on dry shampoo until the 4th or 5th day but how do you hold off on wanting that volume in your hair when it looks greasy, flat and gross? And all you do is brush out your hair every day until you do need to apply dry shampoo? I really want to have healthier hair as well.
So glad to help! Yes I do but honestly that’s just because lately I hardly leave my apartment and don’t go into the office 😂 that’s a good callout! For additional volume and texture I definitely would need to use earlier in the week
@@AbbeyYunggood to know! Also, is there something you use for dandruff? I feel as the days go on between washes my head gets itchy and little bits of dandruff comes out. Does the brushing also help with this?
The BlowPro Faux Dry dry shampoo powder is my favorite!! And fragrance free. :)
I shampoed twice all my life. I usually go maximum 3 days without washing untill my hair gets itchy and greasy. I will have to try putting conditioner on the lower part of my hair. Although recently my top hair got really damaged with paint so it needs help too.
The shampoo that I use is Head and Shoulders and it works with both dandruff and grease
Enjoyed your tips. I have a very oil scalp & do wash every day. I’m going to try your routine however and see if I can go longer between washes.
I needed this!!! Thank you for the tips, time and detail you gave on this topic! 👏🙏🏼💛
I can go at most 4 days without washing. Used to wash it every day so this is an improvement. I don't know if I have build up from products or dry scalp so I really hate not washing my hair cus of that, and to make things worse I think dry shampoo might be adding to the problem.
I recently switched from the combined pill to the mini pill for health reasons and it has increased my testosterone levels. My skin has gone from clear and dry to oily and acne prone. My scalp has always been oily but now it’s uncontrollable. I am still sticking to washing my hair every other day but on the second day, even the ends of my hair feel oily which I didn’t think was possible. (I recently cut my hair to a bob thinking my long hair was weighing me down and making it look flatter and oilier). It made no difference. I also have black hair which isn’t helping! I tried switching from sulfate free shampoo back to sulfates thinking I needed to strip my hair and it felt good for a while but now it just looks worse. I also use a salt scrub weekly, a scalp massager and do the twice wash method with no conditioner. No difference. Any helpful tips would be appreciated❤️
If you can, I would ditch the pill. At least for me it's not worth it to ruin my health for a pill and since hormones are causing your problems it's quite hard to give any advice :/ Hopefully you found a solution though!
I'd love a fragrance free hair care products review!
You can just use corn starch the night before on your scalp and it’s a more natural 🌱 option to dry shampoo. Or arrow root works too.
I've used corn starch too, and I'm shocked at how well it works. Some say to add baking powder to it to avoid clumps in the stuff, but I don't. I just stir it with a spoon. It's fine then. Some say to add a colored spice, like cinnamon, for brown/red hair, and unsweetened cocoa powder if your hair is darker, so that the powder doesn't seem so white on your hair. I was leery of using a lot of straight cinnamon on my hair, so I use a mixed spice, like Ras El Hanoot (sp?), or Chinese 5 Spice, for the color. I really am amazed at the results. I have 2 large cans of commercial dry shampoo that I ordered before finding the cornstarch recipe (basically a half cup of cornstarch with about a tablespoon of the spice) and I haven't even used them yet, as I am quite satisfied with the cornstarch one I did myself.
I have a very oily scalp, when I didn't wash it for 2days, there's so many hair fall. When I take a bath at 3rd day, there is so many hair fall. That's why now I wash may hair daily and there is no hair fall. ☺️
💛💛💛Hey Abbey you should try the Klorane Non-Aerosol dry shampoo with Oak milk. It's really gentle and non toxic and it takes the oils out of your hair, without making your hair to dry. You can get it at Ulta. I'll try the Kristen Ess that one looks good, I love the mask by her that you recommended. Love your videos your the best. I've already tried the Purelogy products, the silk pillowcase and the microfiber towel and I love them all 💛💛💛
I’ll look into it! Yay I’m so glad ♥️
That's my fav dry shampoo...it's amazing.
would you mind doing a recommendations for hair products that are fragrance-free?
i am sesitive to fragrance in general but the stuff in haircare products are straight up horrible to my skin (obviously i have never put them anywhere near my skin but it's in my hair and brushes up against my skin and.....).
I always felt that the reason why hair gets really oily for some is because the scalp is sooo dry and it's over producing oil to moisten it. Just like how the face oils works. Especially if you live in dry climates, like me, in Las Vegas. So I think maybe letting the hair balance itself out by helping to using hydrating shampoos. I have to use these or my scalp will be itching because of the dryness. It could also be that I'm not using cold water is why my hair is also too dry on the first day.
I have super greasy hair I wash daily I was hoping this video would be a step by step how to transition from daily wash to how u are once a week unless I’m just slow I completely missed it if that’s what this video was about ? And yeah of course dry shampoo but that makes my hair feel dirty and gross so for someone that has a lot of oil and hates dry shampoo idk what I should do but if you could do a video specifically for transitioning between daily and onemce weekly wash I’d watch it
I really love how well you organised the video and well spoken the video is , idk if that makes sense but I enjoy listening to you. You’re informative and I don’t get lost cause that happens often haha
Truly lucky you are with your hair training... I've been trying to wash my hair less for 7 years and it lasts only 24 hours "clean". I use very soft shampoos with not so many chemicals on it and I don't touch my hair so much (I'm very careful with it) but I have to apply dry champoo the next day if I don't want to look like I hadn't had a shower for a week :(
I'm now trying with garnier solid shampoo... I hope it does something
You can’t “train” your oil glands. I believe the change of your routine & products is what it’s helping you. Either way your hair is gorgeous 💕
Training is probably the wrong word, but most people can’t suddenly go from needing to wash their hair daily to needing it once a week the first time they start their new routine. If the oil glands on your scalp have been producing a lot of oil to compensate for the amount it loses through daily washing, it’s not going to stop as soon as you switch products. There’s an adjustment period as your skin figures out that it doesn’t need to produce as much oil as it used to because it’s getting washed less frequently or because you’ve switched to less stripping products.
@@xqueenfrostine Exactly. I also read this in a book written by a well known hairdresser.
Love your videos so much! 😊 Especially the hair care videos. I've been following almost all of your tips and it has definitely made a difference.
I started watching a month ago and have been training my hair ever since. I'm slowly pushing toward every 3 days now, but my hair looks so so much better and fuller already. I'm also obsessed with Pureology products now 😅 I've definitely spent more money since finding your videos, but it's been worth it lol.
Recently I've been seeing a ton of videos on TH-cam about using rice water to grow hair. It looks like it's being used as a natural protein treatment.
The video in particular that I'd seen with awesome results was by Audrey Victoria, "What real rice water did to my hair".
Curious if you've seen any of these/what your thoughts on it are?
I’m so glad! ♥️ I haven’t looked into that at all actually but I’ve seen it- I need to!
me reading abbey’s response one year later like: this is where it all went wrong 💀
Thanks for all these tips! I'd love to only wash my hair twice a week
Yemen 🌷
I'm currently struggling with Dandruff, any Shampoo recommendations for fine, thin dark hair? TIA and have a great week.
I know you don't have gray hair, but I do. Since going almost completely gray, my hair has new needs. My scalp is very dry. Not flaky, but very dry. There is also a frizz that I can't explain. Do you have any advice for the older group????
I would love to see your impression of the Bumble and Bumble dry shampoo. It has been life changing for me. Great video!!!!
I’ll look into it!
❤ thank you so much for this! My hair does get crazy at times. Not sure if it’s genetics or hormonal. Still, I find your video helpful to you.❤
Hi Abby! Since this video is 10 months ago, do you still recommend dry shampoos for thinning hair? And are there any new recommendations that you are aware of that have ingredients that are good for thinning hair for women? TYIA
I personally wouldn't use typical spray dry shampoos on thinning hair. I would use powder dry shampoo sparingly if you do still want to use it though!
Any tips or experience from anyone with naturally curly hair trying to skip washes? We can’t brush our hair like normal people. The only way I’ve been taught is to do a refresh by spraying my hair with water.
Briogeo has a great dry shampoo powder I think it’s from their charcoal line. It’s better than the Kristen Ess one!
I had dry flaky scalp, so I used to only wash my hair 2-3 times a week, but after a terrifying hairdressing incident my thick beautiful hair started falling out in clumps and now I have very fine, thinning hair...sad. Of course it didn't help I have colored my hair since I was in my 20;s. Now I wash my hair only once a week, use silk/satin scrunchies and head bands, sleep on silk/satin pillowcase or wear satin bonnet..thanks mostly to Dr Dray for those last two. Also it helps to not use any heat or non stripping shampoo or conditioner.
I’m so sorry to hear that 🙁 but glad that is helping!
I worked up about 4 years ago!!! I had had to wash it every day but not anymore:) I have a problem with my toners coming out way to fast. I have Platinum white blonde that I love!!! I use very good hair products for my hair. I just got my hair done and lefted with beautiful toned hair, with a lavender light purple color on my roots and the rest is white. Than after my first wash its gone:(
Yes that’s definitely one of the downsides in being blonde... bright color fades so quickly!
Have you looked into the amika and okaplex dupes?! They are all over tiktok, from Sally’s beauty supply. Do a video comparisons, and your opinion on Sally’s products in general!!
You gotta try out the DP Hue Apple Cider Vinegar powder dry shampoo. Takes a little to get used to but works amazingly! Believe it comes in spray from as well but I haven't tried it yet.
I’m going to start!
How do you keep your hair from getting wet in the shower? Even with my showercap my nape hair and hairline still gets wet
I recommend trying Gisou hair mask also Gisou hair oil ! It’s amazing 🍯🌸
Ohhh I’ll look into it!
I wash my hair 3 days a week. I excercise every day and i sweat a lot. So not washing my hair those 3 days make me feel dirty. I would like to wash it once a week but sometimes i feel my hair so greasy that i just can't. I'll try to follow this tips
hope it helps! totally get that
I use a cowash mid week to refresh my hair without stripping it each time I wash!
Nice new video, Abbey!❤️
Hi Abbey! I know the video is one year old but perhaps you will read my question 🤗 Can I use two different shampoos or is it better to use the same both times you are shampooing? Like first time clarifying and second time a moisturizing one?
Hi your hair is super pretty and I have a question. I have oily scalp and i’m not sure what shampoo to use. Would you recommend the Milk Shake deep cleansing one or the Paul Mitchell two or maybe others?
How do you take care of your hair if you style it with curling irons regularly?
Do you use the scalp scrubber in the shower too to actually scrub the scalp while shampooing or do you just use it to scratch?
Both!
Thank you so much for the video! I have to wash my hair every day because my scalp is so oily. I thought there was no way to make it better. I will definitely be trying the tips and tricks you mentioned.
So glad to help! ♥️
When you say you put our hair into a twist style at night after spraying the leave-in, what do you mean? Can you share what it looks like or how to do it? I usually pull my hair up in a bun, which gives me the nice waves but can feel too tight to sleep on
Wow your 3rd day hair is my 12 hours after washing it hair! 😅So hard to live in summers in manhattan and not wash it every other day- I'd kill to be able to train it like yours, too much sweat and pollution...
What about co-washing in between shampoo washes? I think that’s better especially after working out . I just started this week so I’m not sure if it gonna work , what do you think?
What do you do with your hair when you sleep?
How do you moisturize your hair closest to your scalp? If I don't apply conditioner to my scalp hair it will be crunchy and stiff by the time it dries (it's because I bleach my hair, not because my scalp is dry, cause it isn't, it's actually quite oily).
This is what’s happening to me. I have curly hair so I don’t brush my hair often. I’m trying to change that
One tip I've seen people doing is using dry shampoo on wash day to keep oils at bay
Hi I love your videos! I was just wondering, with your function of beauty shampoo, what were the 5 hair goals you chose when buying your product?💙
Thanks for your video. My hair is so so oily. I'm in the process of training. Currently washing every second day. Almost a month in. But that full second day my hair is so so oily I don't even want to leave the house 😩😑 this process is horrible haha. I don't think I'd be able to go a full week😅 well definitely not at the moment. I get so excited to finally wash my hair at the end of the second day.
I have been trying to train my hair since June 2020 and haven't had much luck. I have an oily scalp and I get my hair colored. I need to get my hair clean but I'm trying not to strip the color. When I wash my hair it is greasy again the next day. If I skip washing, my hair looks so bad. Like too gross to be seen in public. After a year of trying to go two to three days between washing, my scalp never adjusted. I also started getting hairline acne. Honestly, I'm pretty exhausted from trying to make this process work. I feel like some of us just have to wash our hair more often.