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There are a lot of questions and suggestions of things Sarah already does on a regular basis or has done in the past, please check through her videos you'll find 99% of it. Happy new year everyone. Love and peace/hope 💜
Sarah, I am so glad that I am on this planet at the same time as you. I am 72 years old and have taken care of everyone else for years. Because of you I am beginning to show respect for myself. You are a gift from God. I love every single one of your videos and my heart is in Jubilee every time I see a new one; I am on it immediately. You are helping me change my life in positive ways and I can never be grateful enough. From my heart, Dot
You’ve inspired me to go all organic with everything I use. I’ve had many therapist and your tips have helped me so much to the point I don’t need a therapist anymore I’ve had very bad anxiety for years. You’ve also motivated me to start working out consistently. You’ve inspired me in more ways than you can imagine and any day you post on any of your social media platforms bring up my mood. I’m also going to buy myself a birch mattress for my birthday. thank you for just being you and making videos. By the way you are so beautiful inside and out. Love you Sarah and that you for being around I will continue to always what your videos. ❤
Im 28 and i have never had longer than collarbone length because i always keep dyeing or bleaching and breaking it, i really want to grow my hair this time
I don’t think I’m going to say this right but this video has the most pure and excellent ingredients of any hair video that I’ve ever seen! The quality shows because of the beauty of your hair. It’s pretty amazing. Thanks for sharing your hair care habits as well. I’ve been growing my hair out for a little while and you’re inspiring me to carry-on.
5:13 is the end of the Birch mattress sponsorship ad, for those of us who are not currently in need of a new mattress and two free pillows. Anyways, I admire how far this woman will go to solve hair problems.
@holistichabits Being a Indian I wanted to suggest something, After any herbal mask don't shampoo directly, rinsed it off only with water put any cold pressed or virgin oil then next morning wash it off with shampoo. Love from INDIA 🤘🏻♥️
As someone else with long hair, I can attest that adding "long" layers (mine are in the last 6-8 inches of my hair) makes a WORLD of difference when it comes to mats and tangles. When my hair is all the same length, or even close to it, it consistently knots itself. The layers prevent nearly all of this from happening, and I only brush my hair once before showering twice a week.
Yea I found the same thing the layers helps cut back of knotting and matting a huge amount and a hair bonnet helps if your hair goes fluffy the day after a wash n treatment it smooths it right down just wear over night
@@Plushiecandie Yes. I'm sure it varies for others, but 99.9% of my tangles/knots happen at my ends where different curl clumps intertwine with each other. Or where knots "tighten" as I brush them down/out. Less hair at the ends = fewer opportunities for knots.
@@irinasouvandjiev I feel that! But I guess I have those anyway, with new hairs constantly growing in, so it doesn't bother me as much. But a nice smooth braid looks amazing!
nice to watch but I actually stopped all those natural organic hair washes and treatments after almost 3 years. Like shown here, its extremely time consuming, expensive and often does not give better results than an actual hair mask or conditioner. My hair often ended up being more dry, changing its color because of herbs or powders and just because its natural and organic its not automatically save for you.I had many bad allergic reactions to such products. Dont want to sound negative and just sharing my experience. Her hair is naturally thick and nice and the products she uses work for her hair but made mine often worse. I now do pay more attention that a use a good shampoo with a good lower ph and do nourish my lengths with a conditionier or mask . Thats it. Works way better for me. Henna, herbs and natural masks can actually be really drying to the hair. I did not understand that for a long time
And we need to remember that what works for one person will not work exactly the same for the next. We all have different, unique skin and hair needs. If washing daily is needed, do it. If you can't wash more than once a week, don't.
I had exactly the same experience. Even having a lot of hair, if it's fine like mine, the heavier oils and the 'natural' powders wrecked havoc on my hair and scalp... even waiting several months to allow for the transition. I agree that what works for her does not work for everyone. Just remember that most of the people on YT demonstrating hair how-to, make money on the products you buy trying to get hair like they have.
True. It's good to use what's best for you. I like to use both conditioners and home made hair masks like honey+aloe vera+yoghurt (even ketchup or mayo!) Also, silicones are not as bad as people think - they should not be an ingredient in a shampoo but in a form of a serum, they are good to protect your ends. But as person above me said - everyone hairs are different and have different needs ❤️
I have long manageable hair. I always get stopped and asked questions about it. I'm like: "ummm.. it's just hair" lol. I don't Dye it and I use avalon organics shampoo and conditioner. An $8 shampoo. Literally, that's it and I brush it sometimes. Maybe a flat iron if I'm feeling some frizz come up. As you stated.. all of that extra stuff is time consuming and give the same or no results as just a simple shampoo.
Same, i have knee lenght fine straight hair and it’s already time consuming just washing it/doing basic care. (I love it tho, it’s my choice in the end). I tried these natural methods thinking it could only get better, but i just ended up spending even more time on it, nothing more. They did give me some good effects, but nothing more than regular hair masks. Sometimes no effect at all. Different hair has different needs… my hair honestly thrives on its own without adding these routines. Genetics play a huge role. Sarah has amazing hair but it’s 100% thanks to genetics.
I’ve been watching your videos for about 3 years now and have never commented before. I just wanted to thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge! You have such a calm and beautiful-elven energy about you! It’s so calming and inspiring just to listen to your voice. I’ve tried many of your tips over the years and especially love the tek wooden brush, the blue beautifly amalaki scalp oil, and you turned me on to oil cleansing too! Watching you share your struggle with the mat and “bad hair day” is what finally prompted me to leave you a comment! I have very fine straight hair (like silk) that also gets horribly tangled, so it was heartening to see that you also face some of those struggles and what you do to improve them! I hope you have a beautiful new year!
Sarah, thank you so much for your videos. 6 years ago I totally shaved my head in a buzz cut, I was left with 1cm of hair! I had done that because I had worn my hair short, but it was extremely damaged and dry. I started watching your channel and it motivated me to grow my hair out. Now my hair reaches my lower back, and I want to make it grow to my tailbone My hair is so healthy and beautiful thanks to your videos, I bought a Tek wooden brush and tried all the different masks you've made a video on, thank you again!
I didn't know it was called that, I called them 'fairy knots'. When I get fairy knots I just put a couple drops of oil on the knot. It helps work it out more easily! I rinse my hair masks outside with the water hose. Everything goes into the garden, it's all herbs anyway. I love shampooing outside with the birds chirping and fresh air breezing through. Then I sun dry my hair! Try it! 🐦🌹🌺🌞🌝😎
@a basketboy Of coarse. I have winter in my location also, and my routine changes to an indoor regime accordingly. I was talking about spring, summer, and early fall. Canada gets warm seasons also. I didn't think it would be necessary to detail the season. Common sense would tell you when to wash your hair outside.
I have long hair that tangles and matts, my best tip is to twist the sections you can separate so hair can't be pulled from the root. Start at the ends with a bristle brush to remove most of the knot, then use a regular brush keeping the hair sectioned, twisted and starting at the ends. Then I use a spray and cream leave in conditioner. Braid the sections until dry to help reduce frizz. Remove braids , hair is wavy and soft.
Not sure if you might want to know but as an esthetician, one tip, the mask you used was a clay mask which is really great for drawing out oils and impurities and reducing the appearance of pores. Typically, a toner should be used following a mask to remove any trace of it without steaming the skin and softening the pores you just tightened up (Or removing any of the good stuff if you’re using a more hydrating cream mask)! Maybe try using a lavender toner, which should be super calming and also hydrating while making sure to remove any of the staining you’re concerned about. Follow up with a moisturizer and oil and you’ll be a skincare and haircare queen!
Tho I'd rather use an icecube as toner anytime, my own skin needs so much moisture, it's better to use a good cream, which I usually should keep cold to tighten my skin but not storing in the fridge as of now 😬 Milk is a great natural toner tbh, actual milk, even sour one. I suppose a drop of orange blossom for astringency could be good, I use the water to help clean my bright white bird, and calm her down .... Highly dilued. But it does get rid of the feces stains well, degreasing the feathers and removing old proteins from the stains, so it should be a great astringent on skin. However some people have less needs for products and I think it's important to respect. I'd rather mechanically exfoliate with a small metal disk with a grain on it, or a soft prickly dish cloth rather than use chemicals or a microbead, but I need a lot of exfoliating. Toning using cold objects, like an ice pack... Stimulating collagen with microstamping, dermarolling or massages, all with a good moisturizer. I managed to go thru my first puberty without a flaw , testosterone barely gave me a few unavoidable pimples, I did well, being in a healthcare field probably helped... I do enjoy a tiny drop of oestrogen cream around my nose occasionally to better the pores testosterone gave me; cis men do it, I don't see why I wouldn't 😅 But yeah I'd rather suggest ice at this point if at all useful
@@LobotomizedTeddyBear to each their own but just so you know milk is actually an exfoliant because of the acidity levels. While creams will add moisture, that doesn't replace the work of the toner which is mostly to remove leftover product. Lavender toners don't have to be store bought and can be created at home
That’s interesting to know.. Does that mean a toner should be used to remove any sort of mask from the face instead of water? Please explain. I have visible pores on my nose and inner cheeks plus texture. Clay masks do help but I use water to remove it, never a toner.
Conditioner sounds like a good idea..but I heard from a very seasoned hair professional that hair is in its weakest state while wet and shouldn’t comb it then, to only detangle when dry. Not sureIf true though..
I absolutely love your videos! I just recently ordered shampoo, conditioner, & oil from Calia 🙏🏼🥰 MY hair use to be knee length then I had it cut, now after years of keeping it short, this has inspired me to grow it back, along with holistic habits,fasting etc. I am so excited to be on this journey of regrowingmy hair, realignment,& healing our world is about to experience. Thank you for being a bright light & an inspiration!🙏🏼🧘🏼♀️🌟💝
Love the contrast between the angelic voice, heavenly piano music and “looks like vomit”! First laugh out loud of 2023! Seriously though, your hair is dream beautiful, and you are definitely one of my hair inspirations. I am 2 months in to a serious hair growth journey and your videos are my go-to for motivation. I also have a rebellious dry streak, always have and my mother and grandmother also had the same streak. I’m planning to try out a cassia treatment but will wait till spring comes so I can apply it in the garden and avoid the mess! Can I ask how thick your strands are? You clearly have the most wonderful thick hair, I’m just wondering is it thickness of strand, density, or a mixture of both?
I absolutely love Henna Sooq’s Goddess Hair mask! It’s such a hair multi tasking wonder. I like how you included the rose water and raw honey. Great idea Sarah!❤️
Oh my goodness, I didn’t realize it had gotten so long!! 😳😳 Your hair is GORGEOUS 💖😍💖 You look so beautiful! And you do such a good job taking care of it 👍❤ Happy New Year!! Best wishes for 2023! 🎆🌠🎉💗😘🌟💫
Guys when watching these videos of women with blessed long hair and good genetics Just remember. It’s not the products helping their hair. Just take care of your hair and it’ll grow in time.
It works super well! I'm still in the process of finding good products (and this is why I will be saying goodbye to Aroma Zone) but these products look very efficient!
Hey, love. Been watching you for years. You converted me to Calia and for that I'm continually grateful. Getting the particularly close look at your hair this video gives, it appears we actually have very similar hair. Mine is knee length, thick as hell, mostly straight with some slight wave, healthy though dry, and tangles by looking at it, and I wonder if I might share with you something that works for me. Give Shea Nut Oil aka Shea Olein a try (it's not the same as shea butter). I use the NOW brand, but there are others, though the cloudier the color the better. It's unlike any other oil in several ways but particularly in feel and absorption. Drench your hair profusely and braid it. Leave it in over night at the least or for a day or two if you're feeling lazy or want to enjoy the insanely perfect shiny braid. Wash it out thoroughly, but only once, and condition normally. Don't shampoo twice even though you'll feel tempted to, it will be fine when it dries. And do this before every shampoo sesh if possible. Despite the brush we choose or how much we use it, at our hair length the scalp oils simply do not reach our ends anymore, no matter how hard we might try to distribute them. I realized this later than I should have, but Shea Nut Oil has been a godsend, and I've tried truly any other oil I could ever get my hands on. When you use it you'll feel what I mean. Brushing your hair wet (so carefully) and letting it dry as straight as possible also makes a bigger difference when dry than many realize. Hope this helps a little.
Thank you for sharing your tips on using Shea Nut oil. I was wondering do you apply the oil to your scalp as well or just the lengths of the hair? And which of the Calia shampoos and conditioners are the best in your opinion and why? I'm looking to purchase them and I have chin length thick but with fine hairs.
Thanks for the video and routine. You have beautiful thick hair! My Indian colleague tells me that henna strengthens the hair and controls oil production but it also dries it out so you need to oil the hair in between.
I've been watching your videos since I was about 14 and I (now being 23) SWEAR you have never aged so I can confirm the Blue Beautify serums work for age defying hahaha. Still one of my most loved TH-camrs, I had cystic acne back then and can 100% confirm you made my journey for clear skin and a healthy body easier to manage and worth it.
Hi Sarah, you said that after using herbal powered mask your hair become dry..for this you can add some plain curd in this paste or egg . This would definitely work as natural moisturizer for hair.
Lovely Sarah you have such a beautiful and healthy hair 🌹 and your patience to look after the lovely hair is commendable.I just love the way you describe the procedure for hair routine and thank you so much ❤️ because iam from India and all the ayurvedic products are available here
your hair is sooo gorgeous!! do you have a video with tips about avoiding mats/tangles? i have a very similar hair texture to you, and i get horrible mats at the nape of my neck (i’m a back sleeper 😭)
I love these haircare videos, and I LOVE your perfect, gorgeous hair. Thank you!! I hope to see many more of your videos about haircare/styling/hairmodelling in the future.
some people complain that oiling the hair does not treat dry hair.. Maybe they're are not using it the right way because what I learned from a dermatologist I found on yt. 1 never apply oil on dry hair, always wet your hair a little bit( not completely; just spray some water on the roots and ends) 2 do not apply too much oil on the hair as that may reverse the treatment process 3 reapply a small amount of oil/ serum only on the ends of the hair after shower (as the roots recieve oil from the sebaceous oil glands in scalp and don't need excess oil) Try this and your hair will feel softer than you could imagine! I guarantee 100%
thanks for uploading! u have such beautiful hair. can u do a hair video on hair tips for natural blonde hair? (this mask would probably stain it) happy new year!
Just try to use two spoons of this mixed herbs with castor and almond oil, cactus and flaxseeds gel. You will get super shiny and moisturized ends. 👍🏻👍🏻👌👌 it works soooooo well ❤️❤️❤️
Shake the can of coconut milk well before opening. The fat solidifies and separates from the liquid making it look curdled. Tip from a Thai restaurant chef.
Beautiful hair!! I am a cosmetologist and for viewers that like to dye or get chemical treatments on hair such as perm or bleaching, using henna products can counter act as henna has mineral salts. Just a FYI.. if you like natural hair like myself… the mask may be beneficial to overall health if your hair.
I think you would benefit from using a yoghurt/curd hair mask in between oiling. The recipes use all natural ingredients like yogurt, egg, olive and castor oil. I also love to apply some jojoba oil on wet hair after washing it.
Hi Sarah whether anyone suggested this or not I don't know but you can do the reverse process for applying the mask.. start applying from up i.e detangle and start applying from up to down it will help and also not stain anywhere else ❤️ best wishes
Yeahp finger and soem conbage and “wet” brishes ( which they sayy not to use unless ur hair is wet) is what i use on my 7 yr old. And detangling spray. ❤
I am very pleased to see that a girl like you takes care of her beautiful long hair very carefully. I always thought that if you want long hair, you You have to take care of your hair like royalty.
Your hands are gorgeous plss make a hand care routine I have been surfing from dry hands it's not eczema but very dry and I'm extremely curious to know about your hands and cuticle care... Please share a video on that🥺
ALWAYS start at the bottom and work up separating into small sections. I'm doing a shikakai reetha rice fenugreek and linseed waiting for green gram. I boil 1st then leave overnight, like an Indian woman does. My hair is lively. Even after a week nowhere near needing washing. This week I shot over road and got hairdresser to wash it out. Oh I was beside myself. Coz it had been in my hair for a hour and a half and I REALLY worked it into my scalp, it looked like it was badly matted. She then grabbed a afro comb. I asked her to please start at the bottom. She separated it and started at base of hairline. Then proceeded to just rip my hair out 😔😔😔😔. Then goes to top of matt and was Ripping alll the was my down. It was sooooooo painful. As she's ripping out my hair on the right side of my head I'm quickly detangling left side with my fingers. By the time she got there there were no knots. When she finished I asked to see how much was on comb. Omg there was HEAPS 😔😔. I said oh that's heaps. Rather dejected. She tells me no its just coz it's long. I can not brush my hair for 5 days and I don't get that much 😔😔. The fact that I afro comb and boar bristle brush my gair myself KNOWING and Seeing how much hair comes out, seemed to go over her head. The next day the right side of my head was bruised and still stinging as if it had just been ripped out. We are not talking inexperienced here. Decades of hairdressing experience. I was sooooo sad. So upset. So angry. Alll that time and effort to not have hailoss and split ends and breakage, only to have it ripped out of my head by a so called professional. And I had to rinse it out myself again when I got home as it was not rinsed at back of head 😔. Point of the story. DON'T LET ANYONE NEAR YOUR HAIR. She just could not grasp the process and told me prior to ripping it out it needed conditioner. Then gets to where i had used finger to detangle . No conditioner needed. You think a hairdresser would know about haircare for long hair 😔. Just auto machine driven chemical shampoo and conditioner. Not even prepared to look into it. Another customer of hers uses what I do too. Professional says it feels like there's some type of oil in our hair. There US. It's called natural oil.
Hey Sarah, Happy New Year...!!!😊❤️ It's really happy to see your video at the start of 2023. may this year brings you joyful moments. Stay healthy and happy. Hope you gonna film more videos for us in this year 🙂❤ Lots of love💞
Missed you...where have you been? Got the oil, using it for months. How often do you use? Everytime you wash? Or? I got the oil when I FIRST viewed your videos.
After a 1 month age my hair was long then this time was hair split ends and hair full of dandruff I see you video and the best results thank you so much and you can do some haircare videos ❤🎉
Hello, my sister, I hope you will answer my message. I aspire to buy cold clothes and I have no money. Please help me. I am from the country of Morocco. You are a kind person. Please help me. Please help me. I will not forget this favor for you, the most beautiful person.
Whenever I see you I get the vibe of an old Indian woman…you are much more Indian than so many Indian girls these days…you voice and ethics are very Indian….😊😊😊😊
Happy New Year Sarah, it sure has been a long time since you’ve done a hair video. I love seeing your hair vids 24/7 and wish your parents and your brother the same too.🎉❤👍🏻
Hello. Since you have such long hair and also so much I’d like to ask if you could make a video about detangling and care for so much hair specifically. I can’t get through my hair at once with a brush but have to section it. Also it takes so long for it to get wet. And I have hair (“only”) to the waist. What has made handling it better for you? Sarah ❤
I'm dealing with matted hair right now... me and my daughter. Both of ours is around your length. Just looking at the amount of hair and length of it makes me not want to even try to untangle since it takes about 2 to 3 hours... each. This video may give me some motivation. We need to find the best protective hairstyles since any kind of movement will lead to a matted/knotted mess, especially the nape and side (exactly where the ears are). I'm so close to reaching for the scissors but I really don't want to.
I agree. Keep your hairs hydrated from wash to wash and detanglers work wonders when you find the right one. Home made or store bought. Also, I know it's hard with kids but being mindful of the seasons/environment, if it applies, is key. Good luck keeping your hairs shiny healthy and tangle free. It's all about routine. Find the right one et voilà. 🧡
Thanks for the help, everyone! It took 2 hours to untangle my daughter's hair with some root breakage. Not an alarming amount though. It took me 3 days to untangle mine (did section by section) with LOTS of breakage at the root. I had to soak every strand in coconut oil and take my time brushing little by little with a wet brush. It was definitely a workout. I'm never allowing it to get to that stage again. Too much work, so much pain, and too much time. Thanks again and hope everyone's new year is amazing!
Hi Sarah, you mention that you wash your hair every 4 to 7 days. Wondering if you have any tips on refreshing during that time? I cannot get past day 4 because even though my hair still looks nice and starts to fall beautifully due to the oils, it starts to take on a musty smell. Obviously I can wash it at that point but wondering if there's a way, aside from dry shampoo, to refresh without washing so I can go longer between washes? Or does the scalp just have a limit?
Give it time. Your hair actually gets used to not being washed so often. When I was “training” my hair, I used dry shampoo to get me through the week but you can also use rosemary and ginger water which strengthens hair but dries out the oil. Personally I think natural oils are good for the hair. Another thing you can use is a natural boar bristle brush which actually helps move your oils from your scalp to your ends. The bonus of natural hair oils is that your hair will always look shiny! Anyway, remember that it takes time for your hair to get used to not being washed so often. I also think rotating your shampoos is a good idea. If your hair gets greasy quickly, your shampoo and conditioner might be a bit heavy for your hair type.
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Love ya ❤
هل بامكانك اعطائي حلآ لمشكلة تساقط الشعر 💔😭
You should NEVER use any brush on wet hair. That's what damages your ends. That's when afro combs are required. Super long teeth with the right width
There are a lot of questions and suggestions of things Sarah already does on a regular basis or has done in the past, please check through her videos you'll find 99% of it. Happy new year everyone. Love and peace/hope 💜
What do you do sister will have thick hair like you
Sarah, I am so glad that I am on this planet at the same time as you. I am 72 years old and have taken care of everyone else for years. Because of you I am beginning to show respect for myself. You are a gift from God. I love every single one of your videos and my heart is in Jubilee every time I see a new one; I am on it immediately. You are helping me change my life in positive ways and I can never be grateful enough. From my heart, Dot
that’s so lovely 💗
Dot, you seem like such an authentically good heart. I hope you continue to be blessed every day. 😊
Aww this is so sweet! Blissings to you Dot! 🥰🦋✨🤗
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You’ve inspired me to go all organic with everything I use. I’ve had many therapist and your tips have helped me so much to the point I don’t need a therapist anymore I’ve had very bad anxiety for years. You’ve also motivated me to start working out consistently. You’ve inspired me in more ways than you can imagine and any day you post on any of your social media platforms bring up my mood. I’m also going to buy myself a birch mattress for my birthday. thank you for just being you and making videos. By the way you are so beautiful inside and out. Love you Sarah and that you for being around I will continue to always what your videos. ❤
Well done you that’s amazing xxxx
@@tracywaring3769 thank you ❤️🤍
I think most of us is obsessed with her hair care. It's inspired me to grow out my hair which I haven't done since childhood
Im 28 and i have never had longer than collarbone length because i always keep dyeing or bleaching and breaking it, i really want to grow my hair this time
Detangling 0:00
Oiling Scalp 2:03
Strands and Ends 2:30
Satin Cap, Stay Overnight 3:10
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Rinse oil out 5:22
Hair mask 5:34
Add coconut cream
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Why did I read Satan's cap instead of satin cap?😂🤣
@@Miska19 you need Satan's cap for the best hair glow up haha
Nem kérte senki, meg egy ilyen videónak minek time stamp? Egyben érdemes látni az egészet, nem? Nagyon okos...
I don’t think I’m going to say this right but this video has the most pure and excellent ingredients of any hair video that I’ve ever seen! The quality shows because of the beauty of your hair. It’s pretty amazing. Thanks for sharing your hair care habits as well. I’ve been growing my hair out for a little while and you’re inspiring me to carry-on.
5:13 is the end of the Birch mattress sponsorship ad, for those of us who are not currently in need of a new mattress and two free pillows.
Anyways, I admire how far this woman will go to solve hair problems.
@holistichabits Being a Indian I wanted to suggest something, After any herbal mask don't shampoo directly, rinsed it off only with water put any cold pressed or virgin oil then next morning wash it off with shampoo. Love from INDIA 🤘🏻♥️
هل الحناء ايضا يجي عدم غسلها بالشامبو
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As someone else with long hair, I can attest that adding "long" layers (mine are in the last 6-8 inches of my hair) makes a WORLD of difference when it comes to mats and tangles. When my hair is all the same length, or even close to it, it consistently knots itself. The layers prevent nearly all of this from happening, and I only brush my hair once before showering twice a week.
Yea I found the same thing the layers helps cut back of knotting and matting a huge amount and a hair bonnet helps if your hair goes fluffy the day after a wash n treatment it smooths it right down just wear over night
Why is this? Is it cuz the hairs not as close together? Genuinely curious
@@Plushiecandie Yes. I'm sure it varies for others, but 99.9% of my tangles/knots happen at my ends where different curl clumps intertwine with each other. Or where knots "tighten" as I brush them down/out. Less hair at the ends = fewer opportunities for knots.
Problem is I mainly braid my hair, so layers never look good with wisps coming out at different points in the braid.
@@irinasouvandjiev I feel that! But I guess I have those anyway, with new hairs constantly growing in, so it doesn't bother me as much. But a nice smooth braid looks amazing!
nice to watch but I actually stopped all those natural organic hair washes and treatments after almost 3 years. Like shown here, its extremely time consuming, expensive and often does not give better results than an actual hair mask or conditioner. My hair often ended up being more dry, changing its color because of herbs or powders and just because its natural and organic its not automatically save for you.I had many bad allergic reactions to such products. Dont want to sound negative and just sharing my experience. Her hair is naturally thick and nice and the products she uses work for her hair but made mine often worse. I now do pay more attention that a use a good shampoo with a good lower ph and do nourish my lengths with a conditionier or mask . Thats it. Works way better for me. Henna, herbs and natural masks can actually be really drying to the hair. I did not understand that for a long time
And we need to remember that what works for one person will not work exactly the same for the next. We all have different, unique skin and hair needs. If washing daily is needed, do it. If you can't wash more than once a week, don't.
I had exactly the same experience. Even having a lot of hair, if it's fine like mine, the heavier oils and the 'natural' powders wrecked havoc on my hair and scalp... even waiting several months to allow for the transition. I agree that what works for her does not work for everyone. Just remember that most of the people on YT demonstrating hair how-to, make money on the products you buy trying to get hair like they have.
True. It's good to use what's best for you. I like to use both conditioners and home made hair masks like honey+aloe vera+yoghurt (even ketchup or mayo!)
Also, silicones are not as bad as people think - they should not be an ingredient in a shampoo but in a form of a serum, they are good to protect your ends. But as person above me said - everyone hairs are different and have different needs ❤️
I have long manageable hair. I always get stopped and asked questions about it. I'm like: "ummm.. it's just hair" lol. I don't Dye it and I use avalon organics shampoo and conditioner. An $8 shampoo. Literally, that's it and I brush it sometimes. Maybe a flat iron if I'm feeling some frizz come up. As you stated.. all of that extra stuff is time consuming and give the same or no results as just a simple shampoo.
Same, i have knee lenght fine straight hair and it’s already time consuming just washing it/doing basic care. (I love it tho, it’s my choice in the end).
I tried these natural methods thinking it could only get better, but i just ended up spending even more time on it, nothing more. They did give me some good effects, but nothing more than regular hair masks. Sometimes no effect at all. Different hair has different needs… my hair honestly thrives on its own without adding these routines. Genetics play a huge role. Sarah has amazing hair but it’s 100% thanks to genetics.
I have been watching her for years . She is so motivated to keep her hair length. When my hair was so long I soon wanted to chop it
I am DEEPLY DEEPLY envious of your hair! It is so beautiful! Big hugs xx
I’ve been watching your videos for about 3 years now and have never commented before. I just wanted to thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge! You have such a calm and beautiful-elven energy about you! It’s so calming and inspiring just to listen to your voice.
I’ve tried many of your tips over the years and especially love the tek wooden brush, the blue beautifly amalaki scalp oil, and you turned me on to oil cleansing too!
Watching you share your struggle with the mat and “bad hair day” is what finally prompted me to leave you a comment! I have very fine straight hair (like silk) that also gets horribly tangled, so it was heartening to see that you also face some of those struggles and what you do to improve them!
I hope you have a beautiful new year!
Sarah, thank you so much for your videos. 6 years ago I totally shaved my head in a buzz cut, I was left with 1cm of hair! I had done that because I had worn my hair short, but it was extremely damaged and dry. I started watching your channel and it motivated me to grow my hair out. Now my hair reaches my lower back, and I want to make it grow to my tailbone
My hair is so healthy and beautiful thanks to your videos, I bought a Tek wooden brush and tried all the different masks you've made a video on, thank you again!
I didn't know it was called that, I called them 'fairy knots'. When I get fairy knots I just put a couple drops of oil on the knot. It helps work it out more easily!
I rinse my hair masks outside with the water hose. Everything goes into the garden, it's all herbs anyway. I love shampooing outside with the birds chirping and fresh air breezing through. Then I sun dry my hair! Try it! 🐦🌹🌺🌞🌝😎
Yeah it also helps us to gain vitamin D from 🌞
@a basketboy Of coarse. I have winter in my location also, and my routine changes to an indoor regime accordingly. I was talking about spring, summer, and early fall. Canada gets warm seasons also. I didn't think it would be necessary to detail the season. Common sense would tell you when to wash your hair outside.
Loved the idea...it's a win-win 😀
@@mehramolly You're welcome! 🌹
I have long hair that tangles and matts, my best tip is to twist the sections you can separate so hair can't be pulled from the root. Start at the ends with a bristle brush to remove most of the knot, then use a regular brush keeping the hair sectioned, twisted and starting at the ends. Then I use a spray and cream leave in conditioner. Braid the sections until dry to help reduce frizz. Remove braids , hair is wavy and soft.
Not sure if you might want to know but as an esthetician, one tip, the mask you used was a clay mask which is really great for drawing out oils and impurities and reducing the appearance of pores. Typically, a toner should be used following a mask to remove any trace of it without steaming the skin and softening the pores you just tightened up (Or removing any of the good stuff if you’re using a more hydrating cream mask)! Maybe try using a lavender toner, which should be super calming and also hydrating while making sure to remove any of the staining you’re concerned about. Follow up with a moisturizer and oil and you’ll be a skincare and haircare queen!
So is lavender considered ok to use again now?
@@winterinbloom never direct essential oil on your skin. Lavender toners are diluted an have plenty of other ingredients in them.
Tho I'd rather use an icecube as toner anytime, my own skin needs so much moisture, it's better to use a good cream, which I usually should keep cold to tighten my skin but not storing in the fridge as of now 😬
Milk is a great natural toner tbh, actual milk, even sour one.
I suppose a drop of orange blossom for astringency could be good, I use the water to help clean my bright white bird, and calm her down
.... Highly dilued. But it does get rid of the feces stains well, degreasing the feathers and removing old proteins from the stains, so it should be a great astringent on skin.
However some people have less needs for products and I think it's important to respect.
I'd rather mechanically exfoliate with a small metal disk with a grain on it, or a soft prickly dish cloth rather than use chemicals or a microbead, but I need a lot of exfoliating. Toning using cold objects, like an ice pack... Stimulating collagen with microstamping, dermarolling or massages, all with a good moisturizer.
I managed to go thru my first puberty without a flaw , testosterone barely gave me a few unavoidable pimples, I did well, being in a healthcare field probably helped...
I do enjoy a tiny drop of oestrogen cream around my nose occasionally to better the pores testosterone gave me; cis men do it, I don't see why I wouldn't 😅
But yeah I'd rather suggest ice at this point if at all useful
@@LobotomizedTeddyBear to each their own but just so you know milk is actually an exfoliant because of the acidity levels. While creams will add moisture, that doesn't replace the work of the toner which is mostly to remove leftover product. Lavender toners don't have to be store bought and can be created at home
That’s interesting to know.. Does that mean a toner should be used to remove any sort of mask from the face instead of water? Please explain.
I have visible pores on my nose and inner cheeks plus texture. Clay masks do help but I use water to remove it, never a toner.
Detangling hair when it's soaked in oil is much easier in my experience. You guys can try it if there is too much tangles
Yes, in my opinion you should use conditioner (leave in or spray), with oil it will pull out your hair
Total agree , or at least spray some water
Yeah as it make the strands slippery and easier to de-tangle
Using talcum powder also helps the detangling Easy ✨✨
Conditioner sounds like a good idea..but I heard from a very seasoned hair professional that hair is in its weakest state while wet and shouldn’t comb it then, to only detangle when dry. Not sureIf true though..
I absolutely love your videos! I just recently ordered shampoo, conditioner, & oil from Calia 🙏🏼🥰 MY hair use to be knee length then I had it cut, now after years of keeping it short, this has inspired me to grow it back, along with holistic habits,fasting etc. I am so excited to be on this journey of regrowingmy hair, realignment,& healing our world is about to experience. Thank you for being a bright light & an inspiration!🙏🏼🧘🏼♀️🌟💝
Love the contrast between the angelic voice, heavenly piano music and “looks like vomit”! First laugh out loud of 2023! Seriously though, your hair is dream beautiful, and you are definitely one of my hair inspirations. I am 2 months in to a serious hair growth journey and your videos are my go-to for motivation. I also have a rebellious dry streak, always have and my mother and grandmother also had the same streak. I’m planning to try out a cassia treatment but will wait till spring comes so I can apply it in the garden and avoid the mess! Can I ask how thick your strands are? You clearly have the most wonderful thick hair, I’m just wondering is it thickness of strand, density, or a mixture of both?
Thank you for you soothing, peaceful videos. Perfect way to start the new year ❤️❤️
Glad that Indian traditional recipes r followers across global
Ayurveda has been our asset since ages 💕
I just bought the same mask and look forward to trying it . Thanks for all the tips . Where’s Bambi though ? He hasn’t been shown for so long 😓
I was just thinking the same, Bambi has not been seen in her videos for a long time now it makes me worried something happened to him 🙁
@@BerryRitsu I’m worried as well it’s been over a year and she always used to feature his cuteness 😭
I absolutely love Henna Sooq’s Goddess Hair mask! It’s such a hair multi tasking wonder. I like how you included the rose water and raw honey. Great idea Sarah!❤️
Oh my goodness, I didn’t realize it had gotten so long!! 😳😳 Your hair is GORGEOUS 💖😍💖 You look so beautiful! And you do such a good job taking care of it 👍❤ Happy New Year!! Best wishes for 2023! 🎆🌠🎉💗😘🌟💫
I wish if you could Section your hair when detangling as well to avoid any breakage.
Love you Sarah, Your content is as wonderful as always.
Guys when watching these videos of women with blessed long hair and good genetics
Just remember. It’s not the products helping their hair.
Just take care of your hair and it’ll grow in time.
It works super well! I'm still in the process of finding good products (and this is why I will be saying goodbye to Aroma Zone) but these products look very efficient!
Hey, love. Been watching you for years. You converted me to Calia and for that I'm continually grateful. Getting the particularly close look at your hair this video gives, it appears we actually have very similar hair. Mine is knee length, thick as hell, mostly straight with some slight wave, healthy though dry, and tangles by looking at it, and I wonder if I might share with you something that works for me. Give Shea Nut Oil aka Shea Olein a try (it's not the same as shea butter). I use the NOW brand, but there are others, though the cloudier the color the better. It's unlike any other oil in several ways but particularly in feel and absorption. Drench your hair profusely and braid it. Leave it in over night at the least or for a day or two if you're feeling lazy or want to enjoy the insanely perfect shiny braid. Wash it out thoroughly, but only once, and condition normally. Don't shampoo twice even though you'll feel tempted to, it will be fine when it dries. And do this before every shampoo sesh if possible. Despite the brush we choose or how much we use it, at our hair length the scalp oils simply do not reach our ends anymore, no matter how hard we might try to distribute them. I realized this later than I should have, but Shea Nut Oil has been a godsend, and I've tried truly any other oil I could ever get my hands on. When you use it you'll feel what I mean. Brushing your hair wet (so carefully) and letting it dry as straight as possible also makes a bigger difference when dry than many realize. Hope this helps a little.
Thank you for sharing your tips on using Shea Nut oil. I was wondering do you apply the oil to your scalp as well or just the lengths of the hair? And which of the Calia shampoos and conditioners are the best in your opinion and why? I'm looking to purchase them and I have chin length thick but with fine hairs.
One way of de-matting long hair without breaking hair is using serum on the matted patch. Then just comb your hair. Works each time 😊
Thanks for the video and routine. You have beautiful thick hair! My Indian colleague tells me that henna strengthens the hair and controls oil production but it also dries it out so you need to oil the hair in between.
As someone with type 4b/c hair, I find you’re definition of matting amusing 😊
For real. She don’t want to know what that real mat feel like. She would cry and contemplate cutting it off.
Lovely! Have you tried olive oil? I found that made my ends so soft . I also found coconut oil can be drying but it depends on your hair. 😊
heyy if you brush your hair at the bottom (get all the detangle out) and then going up,it might be easier ,because the tangles will be loose
I've been watching your videos since I was about 14 and I (now being 23) SWEAR you have never aged so I can confirm the Blue Beautify serums work for age defying hahaha. Still one of my most loved TH-camrs, I had cystic acne back then and can 100% confirm you made my journey for clear skin and a healthy body easier to manage and worth it.
Sivilce sorununuzu nasıl cozdunuz acaba benimde var birde bu videodaki sac maskesinin içinde tam olarak ne var
Hi Sarah, you said that after using herbal powered mask your hair become dry..for this you can add some plain curd in this paste or egg . This would definitely work as natural moisturizer for hair.
Or even adding flaxseed gel helps to Moisturize our hair 👍
I doubt it will help after a couple of years of applying it. It can work for 1- 10 procedures maybe
Lovely Sarah you have such a beautiful and healthy hair 🌹 and your patience to look after the lovely hair is commendable.I just love the way you describe the procedure for hair routine and thank you so much ❤️ because iam from India and all the ayurvedic products are available here
your hair is sooo gorgeous!! do you have a video with tips about avoiding mats/tangles? i have a very similar hair texture to you, and i get horrible mats at the nape of my neck (i’m a back sleeper 😭)
Try a high bun/side braid at night and either a satin/silk pillowcase or bonnet (ideally both)
I love these haircare videos, and I LOVE your perfect, gorgeous hair. Thank you!! I hope to see many more of your videos about haircare/styling/hairmodelling in the future.
Your voice is so calming. I love your hair so much.
some people complain that oiling the hair does not treat dry hair.. Maybe they're are not using it the right way because what I learned from a dermatologist I found on yt.
1 never apply oil on dry hair, always wet your hair a little bit( not completely; just spray some water on the roots and ends)
2 do not apply too much oil on the hair as that may reverse the treatment process
3 reapply a small amount of oil/ serum only on the ends of the hair after shower (as the roots recieve oil from the sebaceous oil glands in scalp and don't need excess oil)
Try this and your hair will feel softer than you could imagine! I guarantee 100%
thanks for uploading! u have such beautiful hair. can u do a hair video on hair tips for natural blonde hair? (this mask would probably stain it) happy new year!
Just try to use two spoons of this mixed herbs with castor and almond oil, cactus and flaxseeds gel. You will get super shiny and moisturized ends. 👍🏻👍🏻👌👌 it works soooooo well ❤️❤️❤️
Shake the can of coconut milk well before opening. The fat solidifies and separates from the liquid making it look curdled. Tip from a Thai restaurant chef.
Beautiful hair!! I am a cosmetologist and for viewers that like to dye or get chemical treatments on hair such as perm or bleaching, using henna products can counter act as henna has mineral salts. Just a FYI.. if you like natural hair like myself… the mask may be beneficial to overall health if your hair.
Pure henna does not have metallic salts and can be dyed over.
So envious of your hair. I suffer from chronic pain and instability in my neck so I just had to cut off my mid length hair to above my shoulders 😢
OMG YOUR HAIR IS SO LONG AND PRETTY!!!! I remember when i used to have really long hair like yours
I think you would benefit from using a yoghurt/curd hair mask in between oiling. The recipes use all natural ingredients like yogurt, egg, olive and castor oil. I also love to apply some jojoba oil on wet hair after washing it.
Absolutely mam you are blessed with beautiful hair
Ur looking like an angel in the last clip
Really love you hair
Small suggestion please try to save water as well
Very essential for the nature
Thank you for all the amazing holistic health & beauty tips that you share with us. Love you! ♥️ Happy New Year 2023!! 🎉
Your voice is soothing. N I wanna try the mask for my for 4c hair.
Hi Sarah whether anyone suggested this or not I don't know but you can do the reverse process for applying the mask.. start applying from up i.e detangle and start applying from up to down it will help and also not stain anywhere else ❤️ best wishes
Sooo excited you posted this, Happy New Year 2023 🎉
Glorious, divine hair. Hope you love having it as much as I love seeing it.
I do these mainly in the spring through fall. So I can rinse most of it outside with the hose.
Nice tip on freezing left over mask! Definitely going to try that so nothing goes to waste
Yeahp finger and soem conbage and “wet” brishes ( which they sayy not to use unless ur hair is wet) is what i use on my 7 yr old. And detangling spray. ❤
The ending was absolutely stunning all around!
two videos in two days?? you’re too good to us, as always love the video ❤️❤️
Sara reminds me of cleanness and pureness. 😇 she's like the Victorian angels. ☺️shes heavenly.
I am very pleased to see that a girl like you takes care of her beautiful long hair very carefully. I always thought that if you want long hair, you You have to take care of your hair like royalty.
Ti consiglio di aggiungere nell'impacco solo gel di maizena e vedrai che idratazione😘
Apply coconut oil after applying heena,it will enhance the beautiful colour,
Hair looks so beautiful
Your hands are gorgeous plss make a hand care routine
I have been surfing from dry hands it's not eczema but very dry and I'm extremely curious to know about your hands and cuticle care...
Please share a video on that🥺
ALWAYS start at the bottom and work up separating into small sections. I'm doing a shikakai reetha rice fenugreek and linseed waiting for green gram. I boil 1st then leave overnight, like an Indian woman does. My hair is lively. Even after a week nowhere near needing washing. This week I shot over road and got hairdresser to wash it out. Oh I was beside myself. Coz it had been in my hair for a hour and a half and I REALLY worked it into my scalp, it looked like it was badly matted. She then grabbed a afro comb. I asked her to please start at the bottom. She separated it and started at base of hairline. Then proceeded to just rip my hair out 😔😔😔😔. Then goes to top of matt and was Ripping alll the was my down. It was sooooooo painful. As she's ripping out my hair on the right side of my head I'm quickly detangling left side with my fingers. By the time she got there there were no knots. When she finished I asked to see how much was on comb. Omg there was HEAPS 😔😔. I said oh that's heaps. Rather dejected. She tells me no its just coz it's long. I can not brush my hair for 5 days and I don't get that much 😔😔. The fact that I afro comb and boar bristle brush my gair myself KNOWING and Seeing how much hair comes out, seemed to go over her head. The next day the right side of my head was bruised and still stinging as if it had just been ripped out. We are not talking inexperienced here. Decades of hairdressing experience. I was sooooo sad. So upset. So angry. Alll that time and effort to not have hailoss and split ends and breakage, only to have it ripped out of my head by a so called professional. And I had to rinse it out myself again when I got home as it was not rinsed at back of head 😔. Point of the story. DON'T LET ANYONE NEAR YOUR HAIR. She just could not grasp the process and told me prior to ripping it out it needed conditioner. Then gets to where i had used finger to detangle . No conditioner needed. You think a hairdresser would know about haircare for long hair 😔. Just auto machine driven chemical shampoo and conditioner. Not even prepared to look into it. Another customer of hers uses what I do too. Professional says it feels like there's some type of oil in our hair. There US. It's called natural oil.
Yes. don't EVER expect a hair professional to know what to do with long hair. I learned it the hard way too.
Hey Sarah, Happy New Year...!!!😊❤️ It's really happy to see your video at the start of 2023. may this year brings you joyful moments. Stay healthy and happy. Hope you gonna film more videos for us in this year 🙂❤ Lots of love💞
I haven’t been able to find a new video of Sarah’s since before Christmas. Do you know something I don’t?
Hi Sarah, please let me know which shampoo & conditioner to use? Please suggest?
Your hair is amazingly beautiful. It's stunning.
Ok apart from the wonderful video I'm obsessed with that first top you're wearing - it's fantastic!
I'm very happy that you put a continuous videos
You introduced me to Calia shampoo and conditioner and I am in LOVE
Me too!! I finally found somewhere to get it in Australia and it’s great. I’m glad you are enjoying it too 🤍
Your shirt in the beginning of the video is so cute! Where is it from?
Missed you...where have you been? Got the oil, using it for months. How often do you use?
Everytime you wash? Or? I got the oil when I FIRST viewed your videos.
After a 1 month age my hair was long then this time was hair split ends and hair full of dandruff I see you video and the best results thank you so much and you can do some haircare videos ❤🎉
Which hair color you use? Please make a video on that..
Thank you for showing the mats😭 I feel like I'm not alone lol
I use the ends of my hair to soak up the oil from my face. It helps my dry ends and cleans my face of excess oils.
Beautiful hair makes me dream of the day i will have long long hair too :) 2023 goal haha
Hello, my sister, I hope you will answer my message. I aspire to buy cold clothes and I have no money. Please help me. I am from the country of Morocco. You are a kind person. Please help me. Please help me. I will not forget this favor for you, the most beautiful person.
Meanwhile, us curly girls are like, you call THAT a tangled nest, and are dry brushing??
I would love to get hair this long that looks this good.
Whenever I see you I get the vibe of an old Indian woman…you are much more Indian than so many Indian girls these days…you voice and ethics are very Indian….😊😊😊😊
Hello dear..lovely video on hair pampering☺please do share which shampoo & conditioner you use in washing?
I am also winner ,but I don't know how can I do to take my prize ,if you know help me please
Happy New Year Sarah, it sure has been a long time since you’ve done a hair video. I love seeing your hair vids 24/7 and wish your parents and your brother the same too.🎉❤👍🏻
uhh i will definitely try the hair and face mask , thanks my love
Your very long hair is super beauty and healthy !!! Happy New Year to You !!!
Can you do a perfect high ponytail tutorial?
Thanks for sharing Sarah. Wishing you a very happy new year. Your hair is gorgeous . Are you growing it longer
Hello. Since you have such long hair and also so much I’d like to ask if you could make a video about detangling and care for so much hair specifically. I can’t get through my hair at once with a brush but have to section it. Also it takes so long for it to get wet. And I have hair (“only”) to the waist. What has made handling it better for you?
Sarah ❤
I'm dealing with matted hair right now... me and my daughter. Both of ours is around your length. Just looking at the amount of hair and length of it makes me not want to even try to untangle since it takes about 2 to 3 hours... each. This video may give me some motivation. We need to find the best protective hairstyles since any kind of movement will lead to a matted/knotted mess, especially the nape and side (exactly where the ears are). I'm so close to reaching for the scissors but I really don't want to.
You can grab some of kids detangler at the supermarket. Sometimes that does the trick.
If you soak it in oil it will be easier to detangle
I agree. Keep your hairs hydrated from wash to wash and detanglers work wonders when you find the right one. Home made or store bought. Also, I know it's hard with kids but being mindful of the seasons/environment, if it applies, is key. Good luck keeping your hairs shiny healthy and tangle free. It's all about routine. Find the right one et voilà. 🧡
Oil up, run 2 fingers through and when you reach a knot, separate your fingers, and use your other hand to gently pull down the knotted bit.
Thanks for the help, everyone! It took 2 hours to untangle my daughter's hair with some root breakage. Not an alarming amount though. It took me 3 days to untangle mine (did section by section) with LOTS of breakage at the root. I had to soak every strand in coconut oil and take my time brushing little by little with a wet brush. It was definitely a workout. I'm never allowing it to get to that stage again. Too much work, so much pain, and too much time. Thanks again and hope everyone's new year is amazing!
Sarah apu your hair routine is perfect
❤️
That hair mask looks like chocolate pudding 😋
You got me laughing w the mermaid wash 😂
Yes the struggle is real when it comes to cleaning the tub 😫
Happy new year Sarah !! Which serum r u using ???? Please let me know
Loves to watch your hair care routines 😍
btw Happy new year 2023
where did you get your shirt?
Waw 🤔 your tips are very effictive .helpfull 👍👍👍👍 thanks for sharing ❤
Finally the hair video. Thank you thank you. ❤️
Plz Sara can you give us a plan to fix hair problems after corona ... 😭
Hi Sarah, you mention that you wash your hair every 4 to 7 days. Wondering if you have any tips on refreshing during that time? I cannot get past day 4 because even though my hair still looks nice and starts to fall beautifully due to the oils, it starts to take on a musty smell. Obviously I can wash it at that point but wondering if there's a way, aside from dry shampoo, to refresh without washing so I can go longer between washes? Or does the scalp just have a limit?
Give it time. Your hair actually gets used to not being washed so often. When I was “training” my hair, I used dry shampoo to get me through the week but you can also use rosemary and ginger water which strengthens hair but dries out the oil. Personally I think natural oils are good for the hair. Another thing you can use is a natural boar bristle brush which actually helps move your oils from your scalp to your ends. The bonus of natural hair oils is that your hair will always look shiny!
Anyway, remember that it takes time for your hair to get used to not being washed so often. I also think rotating your shampoos is a good idea. If your hair gets greasy quickly, your shampoo and conditioner might be a bit heavy for your hair type.
Happy new year Sarah💗💗
Sarah I love your videos