I wash my hair once a month! (HAIR ROUTINE)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
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To make my natural antibacterial tea tree spray:
Add filtered water to a 4 oz apothecary spray bottle, leaving a little room at the top. If you don’t have access to filtered water, you can boil tap water and let it return to room temperature. Add 5 drops of tea tree oil and 2-3 drops of peppermint oil (optional)
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If you have any additional questions, please let me know!
Music:
Kontekst - “Buddha”
What are everyone's favorite secrets for healthy, low maintenance hair? Comment below and let me know! 💆🏻
Dianna Abdala thank you for sharing! that sounds similar to my routine!!! I love rosehip oil. I keep it in the fridge and use it under my eyes 👾
I am not big into supplements either and totally agree that a whole food diet makes a big difference... but I found this natural calcium bentonite clay (for internal use) and it's similar to ACV in that it is supposed to help a lot of body systems. I just used it to help digestion and to get minerals but I noticed my hair and nails were growing at a rapid pace (Its high in silica), and especially my eyelashes which were getting thick. Anyways, love you and your videos. Thank you
I do the same thing! Minus the brushing and the oil, I'll have to try that. I can only make it 5 days before my hair feels gross though. I've found using shampoo that isn't labeled "moisturizing or hydrating" keeps my oil in check better.
I've taken the same idea and applied it to my armpits and I found that by not putting any soap on them (not even letting shampoo run down them) they lost their pungent BO smell and are more what I would describe as musky now. It has also allowed me to get away with using those salt deodorants as I no longer need a heavy scent to mask my BO.
How interesting about your armpits! Things are easily absorbed through our armpits as there are lots of nerves there and lymph nodes in that area, I wouldn't be surprised if soap and shampoos affect their chemistry dramatically. Thanks for sharing!
I love this video! I have long hair and always get weird looks from people about the fact that I only wash it once a week. I do bleach my hair which is terrible but something that I do. I try to combat the damage as much as possible with coconut, sweet almond and castor oil hair masks. I work from home so I will put the mix together and just saturate my hair with it, and leave it on all day. When I wash it out, I feel like it not only helps with the condition of my hair but also gives me longer times in between washing. I also like to do a final rinse, after washing out my conditioner, with apple cider vinegar. Then rinsing that out with very cold water. My hair feels and looks super shiny and my scalp I feel is very well balanced. Do you think making the tea tree spray with acv in it would be good? To help extend the time in between washing.
Your cheekbones are insane!!
You look like a movie star walking back to your car!
😀❤️
She reminded me of Ann Hathaway
Your bone structure is beautiful! Those cheekbones and jaw line 😍
Jeanéva Rose I know omg it’s crazy, I thought she was a professional model at first. She’s so uniquely beautiful.
I wish I could go a month without washing my hair but I’m a dog walker in California. Ya girl gets QUITE sweaty
I exercise frequently and sweat a lot, I still hold out!
My hair is an oily mess like less than 24 hours after washing so unfair 😭😭
Really oily hair can be a big sign of overwashing / too much product / poor diet. There are a lot of factors, but you may want to evaluate those and see if some small changes can make a difference! XX
itsblitzzz definitely over washing 😂 I always try and reduce the amount I wash it and then I have to go outside where people might think I've actually been dragged through a bush backwards and I give in and wash it... Will get there eventually aha xxx
if you want to keep from washing your hair and train it to be able to wash it less often use dry shampoo! i used Batiste to do the same thing
Brandon Logan I do use dry shampoo but it only works to a certain level of oiliness and I thought using too often could dry out the hair? But I do agree it is a life save on the occasions I do use it!
That's because you have over stimulated the sebaceous glands by over washing it. Cut back to once a week and it should settle down in a couple of months.
you look SO BOMB in sunglasses
agreed! love those sunglasses! 😎
At first i was like what twice a month....then i realized i wash my hair every other week which is twice a month lol.
One day I hope to get to the place where my hair will cooperate with washing only once a month!
Sulfate free shampoo doesn’t work for me either. I can go a week without washing my hair. But I would love to be able to go 3 weeks. So I would just do it gradually?
I would just go for it and try to stick it out! Or try washing every two weeks for a couple months and if your scalp acclimates, start to space out washings more. In the summer, when it's really hot and sticky I wash more often but in dry, winter months, I could go a couple months if I really wanted to.
if sulfate free shampoo doesn't work for you, you most likely have silicone build up in your hair! you'll need to use a sulfate shampoo to take out the silicons and look at the ingredients in your products to check for silicons that way you're not adding them to your hair anymore
Silicones have a bad reputation, but most silicone based ingredients in hair products are shampoo soluble and don't build up. I've tried a lot of different sulfate free shampoos, they just don't work on my fine, curly hair unfortunately.
Idk if you're familiar with the CGM(curly girl method), but it goes into detail about how silicons can only be removed from your hair with sulfate.
I've also had personal experience with this after wondering why a different brand of sulfate free shampoo & conditioner wasn't making my hair feel great. Read the ingredients to find silicone in the conditioner, grabbed a sulfate shampoo to get rid of the silicone so it could feel normal again.
I wash mine once a month. I went for 10 weeks the first 2 times, then once a month after that.
i usually wash my hair once a week--i don't know if i can do the full month but you definitely inspired me to try to extend my time between shampoos a little more!! my secret is i stopped using conditioner years ago! To keep it healthy I use a protein free shampoo from shea moisture(my hair is thick and very protein sensitive), then i follow with a diluted organic apple cider vinegar rinse. i leave this in for 30-60 seconds while i wash my face and then rinse it out. After detangling with a wet brush or comb, i moisturize by putting a couple drops of pure argan oil or the briogeo rosarco oil all over but mostly on my ends. I used to use the ouai oil! i did like it a lot, but I found pure oil works better for my hair type. I also do a DIY hair mask twice a month with avocados, bananas and honey! but yea, skip the conditioners people! your hair really doesn't need it!
Shannon Murray Hair mask sounds amazing! I have also never tried an ACV rinse, although have friends who swear by it. Thank you for sharing, will have to try both.
I remember the way my hair felt when it was extremely healthy. I miss it so much. I stopped straightening my hair as much, maybe like 3 times a month, but I have always washed my hair once a day. Going on day 4 without washing it just to see how it goes.
I'm dying to try washing my hair less and less, but I get to day 3 and it's soooo unmistakably greasy looking. So, I use dry shampoo. Why else do you hate it other than buildup?
Try cutting down to week. It's greasy because you have over stimulated the sebaceous glands by over washing it. Cut back to once a week and it should settle down in a couple of months.
I used to wash my hair everyday, now twice a week. I want to keep drawing that time out, you’ve inspired me to just let it go and see what happens! One of the biggest things that has helped me though is no longer using conditioner. I have found that my hair gets less greasy without it and does not need it! Thanks for the walk through!
My head gets itchy after 3 days, even when I use zero products :(
I workout almost every day and sweat a lot during my workouts. Also, if I don't wash my hair after a couple days my scalp will get itchy. Does your exercise schedule impact your hair washing routine?
swimbaby1000 I run into the same thing. I wash mine every fourth day, but depending on how much I sweat (workout 6 days a week), I get an itchy, irritated patch in the back. I'd love to go even longer without washing, but I don't know how to get past this.
I have this problem too :(
swimbaby1000 I always rinse my hair and massage my scalp after I sweat a lot. I live in a place with 120+ degree summers so I def sweat!
I workout at least twice a day as a bootcamp/boxing coach, and I have trained my hair to be washed once every 2 weeks. I remember how dry and brittle my hair got washing it Almost every day. It has been so worth it! My hair has never felt better! Also change your pillow case every two days. I alternate pillows, and change my linen often. ❤️🖖🏽🤘🏽 Good luck!
@@Iris_Jin_Cruz so what do you use to keep your hair from having an odor? I don't like the way unwashed hair smells.
Your first video really help me with my own hair loss journey and to not feel so alone. Thank you for being so open with your auto immune story. I would love hear an extended version of your journey!
The no-wash thing has never worked for me because I have a suuuuper sensitive scalp, but my hairdresser recently suggested to me to wash and massage my scalp with just water every day or other day and then use shampoo once a week, so I'm going to give that a go... and I'm definitely going to try that tea tree spray idea, thank you!
That's a good idea! I do just water sometimes as well
It out bad for your hair and scalp to wash it more than once a week with shampoo. Washing with water does cannot remove the dirt as it cannot grab the dirt without some sort of soap. Brush it everyday and wash your brush regularly. On the second half of the week tie your hair up. Change your pillowcase regularly. I used to wash my hair every week, I have washed it every month for nearly a year.
Hi, did this work for you?
my hair used to be so oily because I would wash it every day, drying my scalp out and making it produce so many oils. What has helped for me is balancing the PH in the scalp with apple cider vinegar. I now wash it once a week and my overall hair is much healthier!
You’re super pretty and you have a nose like me. That makes me feel so much better.
your hair looks so healthy and soft!! so does your skin, you're glowing!!
Alopecia update video please! It’s awesome that you talk about it openly and in such a calm way. People who struggle with it need it!
I have very long curly hair and honestly eating an Avocado a day is how I grew it so long and healthy in such a short amount of time. I don't eat as many now but when I do my hair shines more and grows so quick again
This might sounds weird or gross but what do you do for the smell? Mine starts smelling odd after a little while from sweat, dust, etc.
Rosewater: )
Would love an alopecia update video!💕 also how do you wash your wooden brush? I have the same one and tried washing it with soap and water but it got damaged :(
Cornflour with some essential oil mixed in for dry shampoo guys!!! You can apply with your hands (sprinkle it on and massage in) OR use an old (clean) makeup powder brush for a more precise application 💆🏼♀️
I live on a yacht Always in the salt water. I have 26 inches always wrapped in Moroccan oil
My hair looks like your 2-3 weeks less than 24 hours after washing
How do you keep your scalp clean? I have builup on my scalp regardless of how often (or not) I wash my hair or what product I use. Going a week without washing my hair I'd have like quartz crystals or some shit growing on my scalp.
I avoid products almost entirely, except oil on the midsections and ends as discussed. I will also use a light heat protectant on the first day of a wash. Otherwise, no products. = little to no buildup.
If you have grease it should calm down in a couple of months.
I wish I could do that, I've got scalp psoriasis... Gotta wash them scales away!
H. Mushmann yeah i'm in the same boat. my hair type just won't allow me to only wash it once a month or however. i'm kind of jealous of people who are able to do this really! i get so much buildup of oil after 3-4 days of oil that my scalp actually feels painful
Have you guys tried boosting your vitamin A intake dramatically ? Supplements aren't water soluble and can be a bit dangerous, but eating tons of vitamin A from fruits and vegetables (carrots, tomatoes, dark leafy greens) can act like an internal retinol and potentially help treat psoriasis. Worth a try!
itsblitzzz i appreciate the advice but i have seborrhic dermatitis which is similar to like severe dandruff. not as severe as psoriasis AFAIK. there's not really like a cure to it aside from medicated shampoos. it can get bad enough that it grows on my face so i sadly can't stop showering by any means. but i salute anyone that has the ability to. i use minimal product in my hair because i never know what will trigger it to flare up. but the same sadly goes for my skin etc
Isabella Janssen I’ve never known anyone to have the same condition as me! If I wear my hair down I have to wash it in two days, if I wear it up I can wash every four days until it just becomes too oily and gross, especially since my hair is black. My dermos have given me the medicated shampoos but I just don’t use them because they are tiny and add up quick. Is there anything you do to combat it? Any tips? 💖
Kelsey Andersen sadly no!! i use dermoscribe occasionally once it's on my face and usually it'll burn it off. it's on amazon prime for pretty cheap and i still haven't gone through my first tube in two years. i remember growing up girls would make fun of me because i had "dandruff in my eyebrows" and i never even had a diagnosis until two years ago 😵. so i'm learning with you for sure. it really just gets bad if i stop showering for a week and when i get stressed out i usually see it flare up.
Thanks for the tea tree oil tip, ive been using straight up tea tree oil on to my scalp for my dandruff and no wonder i havent seen much change.
I hope it works for you! Tea tree oil alone can be really drying and harsh, but amazing when diluted. You can also try adding a few drops of tea tree oil to a carrier oil like jojoba and then give yourself light scalp massages with the oil!
I'd love to give this a try but two days after washing about an inch of my hair from the scalp is so greasy. I wouldn't be able to step outside with greasy hair. Did you find you had greasy hair in the early stages of this regime? How did you get around it? Thanks!
I am so jealous! I need to try some of your tips! Your hair looks freshly washed😮💗 x
Hey Julia, which heat protectant do you use? I don‘t think you mentioned the brand. Thanks!
Naturally beautiful you really are. I wash my hair every two weeks but may extend to once a month. I use baby Johnson’s shampoo. I’m 60 and everyone always comments on my hair. I feel companies that have to constantly advertise their products are a put off for me. If your product is so good word of mouth will work after the advertising process has ceased. Notice how L’Oréal are constantly advertising. Their products don’t work on my hair and I personally am not a fan that’s just me though. I know lots of people who use their products.
Question. You say your hair is naturally curly, is it the oil that keeps it straightened, I mean the natural oil in your hair? After about a month (no washing) I can brush my hair straight kinda. For me it takes months and months of what some would call neglect to get my hair to a straight state. I have tried sulfate free shampoos, or non shampoos like Wen. It always left me wanting to scrub my head because of its product buildup after about 6 months. When you say I get my hair stripped out/washed out, do you mean they get to your scalp and clean all the residual bs out?
Can you please explain to me how you started training your hair? Like did you start by going a few days at a time or did you just let it go out of control for a whole month then wash then do it again? Also do you use the tea tree oil everyday on your scalp? @itsblitzzz
My scalp gets dry, itchy, dandruff after a week. 😩😩 so envious.
My hair is completely different but I’m considering this. My hair is incredibly fine and all that detangling damaging.
I'm down to once a week but know that that's even too much, slowly working to twice a month then ultimately once. I think I can do it.
Hi, did it work to wash your hair lesa then once a week? Hope to hear.
Hey! I have a question: how do you keep your roots from getting curly/frizzy? I follow pretty much the same hair care routine as you do and it does work well for me. My hair is wavy and kind of frizzy, so I also blow dry it just to keep it "in place". After I couple of weeks, the ends of my hair look great but the roots go back to being frizzy and curly mostly because I can't keep water away from them when showering (even wearing a shower cap) or because of all the toner that I spray on them
How do you avoid the scalp-y smell? And also, do you still wet your hair throughout the month as in just rinsing and conditioning?
I don't! But you can try intermittent water rinses if that works better for you. Generally, the scalp smell is caused by bacteria which can breed rapidly for various reasons. If you use any products, try eliminating them. If you don't already eat a healthy diet, find ways to incorporate lots of fresh fruits and vegetables and eliminate all processed foods.
I wash monthly, with no products. I use macadamia oil and baby shampoo. There is no bad smells, my husband says it smells nice.
Lush has recently come out w conditioner bars! I highly recommend for zero waste :)
thank you!!
How is it possible ? I wash my hair the same frequency as you do and it still get oily after 3 days. I've been washing my hair once a month for 4 years, I don't understand. And I still loose a lot of hair. However, my hair is very soft, shiny and slick
It's insane how if yur hair is curly you want it straight and if it' straight you want it exactly the other way around :D. My hair is absolutely straight just like yours after styling, only it's this straight without any styling :D And I'd loove for it to be curly :D
I love washing my hair, I love the feeling and fresh shampoo smell on my hair, so this is why I couldn't go more than 2 days without washing even if it wasn't oily.
J.R Liggets shampoo bars are amazing!! They're zero waist, amazing ingredients and wash your hair as well as any sulfate shampoo but don't dry it at all! They're soap based so some people's hair need a couple washes to get used to it, but for me personally they were amazing right away!
I used to only wash my hair once a month and my scalp never got oily. Now, I wash my hair once a week and it’s usually super oily on the last couple of days. I’m going to experiment and slowly start to wash my hair less and try to combat the oil situation naturally. I feel so stupid for going from once a month to once a week because the main reason I did it was that someone told me that I’m disgusting for only washing my hair once a month and I actually took it to heart!
I used to wash monthly growing up and never had any scalp problems. I started washing weekly years ago following other people's recommendations and now all I have are scalp issues. I think every 3 weeks is a good compromise for me.
@@cfoster6804 Hi, did it work for you to wash your hair less then once a week now? Hope to hear!
Hi, did it worked for you to wash your hair less then once a week? Hope to hear. :-)
@@user-gc3rv6jw3n Not really. I’m still washing my hair around once a week. I tried to wait longer but it felt gross after around 7 days. Sometimes I can make it to 9 days if I haven’t used any styling products but lately I have been curling my hair which requires hair spray.
@@pollyseifikar7751 Ah okay, thank you.
Do you think less washing helps against oilyness or not really? ( I am not sure if washing less will help againt my oilyness) :)
I actually wash my hair with shampoo two times a month cause I have curly hair (3a hair type) many people don’t wash their hair as often especially people with curly kinky textures but it’s cool to find out people with straight textures are doing this too and also harsh sulfate shampoos strip the natural oils from your scalp which can lead to dry scalp and less hair growth oh wanted to mention that cleansing conditioners are life savers if you’re looking for a gentle cleanse I recommend ouidad or deva curl or Shea moisture or if you’re interested 😊
My hair is naturally super curly!! It's just blow dried straight in this video which is generally how I prefer to wear it. I will definitely check out those conditioners thank you so much for the recommendations!
itsblitzzz omg you replied 😄 and you’re welcome
I washed my hair once a week because its make it very frizzy and dry 😤and i hate so no need for too much wash for it
I think it just depends on your hair type, my sister washes her once a week if that an I can’t go longer then 3 days before it’s completely greasy, although I don’t use any products besides a shampoo
amber fernandez there are definitely different factors for sure! Shampoo can be extremely drying too like products and frequent washing can cause excess oil and oil buildup though. At least that was the case for me. My hair used to get greasy after a day or two and now i can go weeks.
This very helpful. Thank you 😊😊😊
I have curly hair and I only wash my hair w/ shampoo once a week. I’ll cowash my hair once or twice a week using only conditioner. It’s made so much of a difference on my hair over time and it says defined and moisturized. If you’re transitioning off of shampoo def ad cowashing into your routine!
Since I was abou 12 I wash my hair everyday and I can't go any longer. My hair are very straight, very sleek and not that thick. But I never, ever since I was 12, use a shampoo with SLS or any other harsh detergent. For a very long time I have been ordering shampoos online since it was hard to find such delicate shampoos in shops in mu country, but now there are some shops with natural products and that is where I can buy them. If I sometimes run out of my delicate shampoo and have to use some harsher one that my mum uses, it makes my scalp super dry, I got some irritation and bumps, and my hair get oily 2 times quicker. Recently I have bought a new shampoo that I have never used before and I have got an impression that I could not wash my hair for a little bit longer. And I started useing a rinse made from filtered water and applecider vinegar - I feel like it helps too. I would like to extend my time between the washes for maybe like a one week. You inspired me❤
Tyna S you use the acv rinse between washes to extend the time between washes? Or do you use it before washing that extends it? Sorry if my question is a lil confusing but I hope you know what I mean.
I use acv as a pre rinse and let it sit in my hair for maybe a half an hour to help clean scalp etc but I don't notice it lengthen the time between hair washes so if you have a technique I'd love to know!💕
I have had my hair 💁🏻♀️healthier than ever because I haven't colored my hair for at least two years and I recently learned that if you put salt in your shampoo it helps your hair stay clean for a bit longer I have tried it and it has worked for Me 😊😊
You have really beautiful and healthy hair x
You remind me of Angelina Jolie, and you have beautiful hair. 😌
I used to watch u yeeeeears Ago when u made the t shirt tutorials, I can’t believe I found ur channel again
🏆LOYALTY 🏆 thank you!
Wash my hair once in two weeks with rice water. Comb and oil my hair after that. After air drying it braid it in two French braids. Put on a head wrap and forget about the hair till my next hair wash. Also apply henna two hours before hair washing. Inam from india
Julia...you might want to check out the Moon's Harvest Rosemary & Tea Tree conditioner bar. It's the best one I've come across so far. 😊
How can a person be both so cool and so sexy and so beautiful? You are the answer. 😍😍😍
What iron supplement you use? How often? And do you take breaks from taking it?
Answered in the video and description box! 🙂 XX
I try to wash my hair every 3 days or 4 days if I’m being home, but sometimes I have to wash it every other day or even daily, since my scalp starts itching and flakes :( I’m so jealous of people who can get away without washing it, since my hair is so dry and frizzy and it would be nice not to wash it so much, but sadly it’s not possible for me ;:
My hair is also naturally VERY dry and frizzy. It has improved tremendously from spacing out washings more and avoiding product buildup! XX
itsblitzzz don’t make me even more jealous! Haha 😄 I will wait until winter and see if my scalp gets better and then try to wash my hair less. Also on a hunt for good organic shampoo (have heard a lot not very good things about lush so I don’t know how I feel about it) and will look into brushes, since I never thought it’s so important to have certain type of brush!
Do you always go for a professional hair wash?
As an African American woman I am pleased to find your video and the ici6on the cake is the alopecia areata relief!!! Kisses!!!
lol my hair starts getting greasy just after a few days and oil makes it even worse I also stopped using conditioner coz it made it go greasy even faster.
I also have naturally curly hair and wash my hair once a month at the hair dresser and It looks super cute for almost the whole month when it starts getting ugly I just put it in a bun and wait for the next wash.
Thanks! Nice job! I agree completely about dry shampoo being awful! The diet is important to your hair just as it is for your nails, teeth, skin, organs etc. My daughter has an auto immune disease and her medication causes her hair to be thin and brittle. Stay cool! 😎
If I could get it to washing every 3 days, I'd be fine...
I started to have a few bald patches a few years ago due to my thyroid i stopped washing it as much and go up to every 4 days i try not to use to much products on it either I found this interesting i might go a bit longer now aswell
I wash my hair every week, just because it's long so after a while, it gets hard to maintain without washing it, since I started doing so, my hair has grown at least 5-6 inches!!!!
Right now I can go a week or so before I have to wash it because it starts to get very oily. I'm working my way up to going longer
Your skin... IS SO CLEAR!!!! 😍😍😍
I have tried to go a week without washing but it gets extremely oily after two days and it smells bad. Dry hair shampoo doesn’t really work for me :(
It sounds like your scalp is overproducing oil/sebum. Try to hold off on hair products & styling products, incorporate healthy foods into your diet if you don't already, and wash less gradually.
itsblitzzz Thank you! I’ll try it out again, hopefully it works if not I’m just going to have short hair again :)
Yes!! I’ve been washing my hair about twice a week for a while now. I’d blow it dry and straighten it, and that would last about three days till it would get greasy and time to wash. But now that it’s summer I’ve started to just scrunch with mousse and use the diffuser a bit, instead of the whole blow drying routine, and it seems like it’s lasting longer before I have to wash! I hope I can keep it up after summer is over. My hair texture works well in summer because the humidity encourages the waviness in my hair. Fall and winter it tends to be more flat, so I’ll have to see. But I’m definitely going to try to stay on this “have cleaner hair with less washing” trajectory! Funny, my mom said when she was young (in the 1950’s) they didn’t have to wash their hair as much-I wonder if it’s a difference in shampoo ingredients from then to now.
Your beauty hurts me
I liked your hair better before you had it professionally done. It had fullness and a bounce.
I wash my hair with baking soda and vinegar and it is amazing ! Only have to wash like once a week and if you look into it it is really good for your hair because it does NOT strip the natural oils from your hair
I have read about this but never tried it. Thank you for sharing.
I actually wanna try.. I loved all of it! I too have lot of frizz and flyaways!
i wash my hair only once a month my hair grows like crazy its soft and healthy key is to keep it in braids
Wasn't it uncomfortable in the beginning? I mean I wash my hair every other day so on the third day its greasy and has a weird smell. How do I reach a month?
Viktorija Vaičikauskaitė Try Just rinsing with water and massaging your scalp. You can always use dry shampoo, but try to wait because it does get buildup
I can go two months without washing my hair. It won’t be greasy or anything considering I have Afro-Caribbean hair, especially if I am wearing braids which I like to keep in for at least 8 weeks as you can still wash braids.
Hi Julia, I'm having some hair issues so I'm going to try your spray bottle tonic. I was just wondering why you boil the water if it's filtered water? It seems like if you mix super hot water with the oils it will damage the oil???
I feel like this is the perfect hair length! I've had my hair reaaally long and just below my chin but now that mine is about this length too, maybe a bit shorter, I really enjoy it! Perfect for a bun at home, pony tail for the gym and down during the day and not have all over my face.
I felt those bad bitch vibes from your sunglasses clip
so do you not even get it wet between washings?
But what about the smell of dirty hair? How do you combat that?
Your hair is beautiful 💕🙌
Yeah a new video! I love your channel you are so gorgeous❤️
I just fucking love you 🤩 😁❤️
dry shampoo gives me loads of flakes. I actually wash my hair once a month too. But I have really short hair. I am not a fan of the greasy hair so I avoided oils. But maybe I will try again. If I could live without washing my hair, I would. I tend to feel guilty for wasting water. Normally we're not supposed to wash our hair that often like you said. It's more damaging than anything. Same goes for our skin.
I can go 3 days but not much more than that or I don’t look presentable
I don’t really care either way but I have a customer service job lol
I don’t use product or heat ever
so what do you do if you work out and get really sweaty?
I do, frequently. I just brush my hair afterwards and take a body shower with a shower cap. Sweat is sterile - the smell associated with it comes from bacteria and body odor.
thank you for answering!
itsblitzzz totally just asked this question. Found my answer! Thanks
So last year I went from washing my hair 2 to 3 times a week to to everyday for a while then back to to 2 to 3 times a week nothing helping my hair.
Until for the past two months I've only washed my hair 2 times and just been using OGX coconut oil bamboo extract spray. My hair seems to be growing in a little thicker and faster again. And even less fall out.
You are beautiful *-* nice video
Your hair looks so healthy!!
I'm sure my hair will look just fine without washing for a couple of weeks but isn't it just unhygienic? Everyone's scalp starts to accumulate dust in a few days, specially if you're going out everyday or keep you hair open most of the times. And honestly, that's why I wash my hair, to get rid of dirt and grime and not really to have them looking great. Obviously washing too much and with abrasive products is bad but isn't leaving then sweaty and dirty just as bad?
Omg we’re like hair sisters lol...I do have curly hair but I 100% prefer it straight and I wash my hair once or twice a month and I’ve been doing that forever. And I don’t apply any product to my hair only at the ends because my ends are usually dry...I do go to a salon to get my hair done because it’s never the same when I do it
Anybody have any other hair brush suggestions that's good at distributing the natural oils? That's less than $35? I have thick dry curly hair.
My hair is pretty low maintenance already (probably bc I have wild, biracial curls). I don’t use shampoo, just a conditioner. If I use anything else, it’s maybe a dime’s worth of a styling product from the same line. I usually wash once a week as a way of “resetting” my curls - they can become frizzy/deformed over the course of the week. It would be awesome if I could find a sustainable option for the few products I do use (both of which come in plastic bottles), but unfortunately those have proven harder to find for curly/ethnic hair. Would love to hear product suggestions from anyone else in the comments!
I use absolutely zero product in my hair but still have to wash it everyday. I air dry it always. It gets flat after 12 hours and greasy after 24. It’s SUPER curly and gets knotty after a day. The knots and itchiness are what’s really hard to battle through when trying to extend my time between shampoos because the knots pull and it causes worse hair loss. I can’t brush it either or I’ll basically be a frizz ball. I’ve never been able to make it work. Help! Lol