I confess, I'm a female that loves your channel! Most of the woman-driven oily scalp videos are like use dry shampoo and hide it under a hat. That's not really great, lol. I have suffered (and I don't use that word lightly) with super sensitive, painful acne and oily scalp since middle school. And I'm 41. I "fix" one problem and the other gets worse. The struggle is real!
@@slickrick5596 Hi! Sorry for the delayed response...no, I have taken Accutane because my acne has not been to that level. Just average and bothersome. BUT I have found a few things that do work. First, daily OTC retinols combined with healthy oils for moisturizing geared toward my skin type (and tone) have helped to get on top of the oily problem. Second, a good daily moisturizing shampoo & conditioner (again for my hair & skin type) have helped to combat the oiliness in the last several months. I believe the common advice to shampoo oily scalp/hair and don't condition is part of what keeps the oil production higher. Here we are telling people to strip the natural oils and don't replace them. The body is like - whoa! I'm under attack, and then does what it's been designed to do - create the substance that makes it feel better. If we replace the dirty oil with good healthy oil, our scalps/skin doesn't have to work so hard. And then there is just some level of extra oil that I have to live with, and that's why so many people refuse to believe that I'm in my 40s. Haha.
@@jenv6846 good to hear that its working for you. Mau i know which shampoos and conditioners are you using? And how often do you use them? When you dont shanpoo, you just wash your hair with water??? Thank you so much for responding.
@@slickrick5596 I use It's a 10 Miracle Moisture Daily shampoo & conditioner. Once a week with IA10 Blonde shampoo for clarifying, and in the winter I work Paul Mitchell Cleansing Conditioner into my routine. Im a natural sunflower blonde with 1B-1C curl pattern. I wash daily as I work out daily and cannot stand sweaty scaly even more than oily scalp. I will say, since adding in the good moisturizing, when I wake in the morning, I could go a second day w/out washing, which i could NEVER do before.
This was really helpful. My hair is pretty much like your type. So after day three, I look like my hair has been in a fight with a stick of half-melted butter.
this is by far the best video I have come across on youtube to explain how to fix my greasy hair! During lockdown I would wash my hair every 3-4 days for four months, and this November-present I have been able to wash my hair every 2-3 days again, BUT with both experiences at different time periods I would always, always get an oily scalp by day 2!!! My hair is oily on the scalp but the rest of my hair is dry. Maybe it is the shampoos I have used, not sure, but there is no doubt I do suffer from an oily scalp no matter how much time I train my hair. Another issue I have started to notice is I lose more hair the less I wash my hair, and the more I would wash my hair the less I would lose hair.
Ive been using conditioner everyday for the past few monhts and only here have i found info about cationic buildup. Thanks for helping me realize the reason for my greasy hair!
I have naturally oily hair. The strands are thin, but I have an abundance. Depending on humidity and/or moisture in my hair (aka rain or shower), it can be anywhere between wavy to Shirley Temple curly. I tried a certain shampoo/conditioner combo that was supposed to be for natural oily hair. Using that, my hair looks more oily within hours compared to a couple of days with some other shampoo. I, also, feel there's a link between natural oily hair and dandruff. My theory comes from my beard growth journey. Beard hair (though different from head hair), soaks up sebum while leaving the skin dry and I assume the same thing happens between your scalp and head hair.
@@anonymousfuck9320 Given that you're the only reply that I have, what are you talking about? If you're saying that beard hair can't be damaged by chemicals and heat, then science disagrees with you. Otherwise, I don't know what you're comment is in reference to.
Do you have oily face as well? What is that shampoo that you used taht made it worse? If you dont shampoo everyday, what do you do if you been out the whole day and bewn exposed to dust and sweat? You just wash it with water? Sorry as i dont really know how to properly take care of hair, i shampoo everyday as i have super oily scalp and face.
@@slickrick5596 I'm still getting to where I can "properly" take care of my hair. What I mean is that it is very hard, now days, to find shampoos that not only don't have oils in them, but also doesn't have the harsh chemicals. It seems that if you go for one,t hen you'll get the other. Typically, I wash my hair 2-3 times a week (even in summertime). Naturally, if you work a dirty job, or you've done some activity that is dirty and/or cause you to sweat a lot, you'll want to wash your hair a little more frequently. I don't remember the shampoo that was giving me problems because I pretty much tossed it out after the first couple of washes. I want to say V05 or Pantene. Not the expensive ones from a salon, but still one the more expensive ones on the shelf. Finally, yes I have oily skin and it sucks. I don't do a lot of exercising or anything to get dirty. But, I can take a shower and within hours my skin (especially upper body) will be just as oily as before.
Something that's really helping me out is applying a mix of natural oils to my scalp for 1 hour and then washing with apple cider vinegar(mother) and let it sit for some minute twice a week, no shampoo. I use a shampoo brush to apply oil and acv. I have an afro texture and I'm struggling with itching and dandruff. Now 2 weeks have passed with itch and dandruff fading away. I buzzed my hair almost a month ago to have a cleaner start.
You may be right with that bonus tip. Ever since I started caring about my hair (used to rock a super short military style haircut back in my teens) I tend to run my hand through the hair and it might be the case. Thanks, nobody ever mentioned this
Trav, another Great Video! Since switching up, to just using a Conditioner Wash, twice a week, it's bought my Curl back! I do use Neutrogena, Clarifying Shampoo, once every 2 months, and so far, GREAT! Still Curly! Best wishes to the Gents, with Oily Hair! *So glad you're keeping the Humor! 😂🤣😂*
**New sub** so my hair has always been straight n soft until I was 25-26 (I’m now 27) idk what happen but my hair just started getting curly n really greasy the Nuetrogena shampoo & tea tree mint combo has been working great for me thanks dude
0:50 In my opinion the reason of that actually so simple the sebum stay only in to the scalps because of shampoos even they don't include parabens,SLS and so on we can solve that problem with comb but only with one condition it will be solved and the condition is also so easy to do ( don't washing our hair only for one day when we combed our hair :) )
@@TravWhiteStyle makes sense, my mom says i am allowed to have long hair, but it can't be untrimmed, greasy, look like I'm a stoner, look like a hitman, look feminine, and I can't spend more time on my hair than she does. I have hair like yours, fine and a full head, so your videos really help!
When we talk about washing, do we mean in the shower rinsing or washing with shampoo? I shower daily and the idea of not doing so just feels... icky to me especially before work? Or what about after working out?
I've been using Tea Tree Oil Shampoo with no sulfates or anything bad and i wash my scalp 2 to 3 times a week and my hair gets greasy after 2 days? I don't know what to do?
Help! I’m struggling here. I’ve watched a couple of your videos as well as other videos telling me to shampoo about once a week. So I’m trying this currently. Usually I shampoo every four days, so I figured extending it another three days won’t be that big of a deal. But, after the first week I started getting dandruff pretty bad. I haven’t had dandruff since I was in high school 10+ years ago. So I know it’s because I started changing my shampoo habits. What do you recommend? Do I keep pushing forward? Or should I try a different approach?
@Alexi marchenko that doesn’t really help me. Maybe cos my hair is thick (very thick) and wavey, but even if I just wash it with water, it still feels greasey so I have to shampoo and condition everyday. My hair is close to putting in a man bun btw.
I'm going through a plateau where I don't know what to do with my long hair. I'm a year and 10 months in and kinda feel like cutting it a little but then I'm scared to take any off. I got really thick hair and haven't got a single haircut since a started to grow it. Any suggestions for changing my hair style up?
Its probably time for a minor maintenance trim. Sometimes it’s nice just to get a fresh trim because they can shape it a little, even out the growth, and trim some damaged ends.
@@TravWhiteStyle why do you suggest to just use the clarifying shampoo one a month? And also if your hair get exposed to dust and polution and sweat on a daily, how can you not shampoo your hair? Please respond. Thank you so much.
Trave, i am growing my hair and i am in the akward stage, whenever i tie my hairs my back hais gets curly so what to do with this... My hairs are naturally straight..but its getting bend when i am growing it and speciallly when i tie it. please help
Hello Trav, I have oily scalp and used Nioxin, Nizoral for years almost daily :( I see it is not healthy for hair but I tried not wash hair 2-3 days some time and result was uncontrol sebum plus big hairloss. Please can you recomend me shampoo I can use during week? Is it Hask Charcoal Clarifying, OGX Charcoal Detox Clarifying or is it still very strong on often use? Thank you for possible help :)
I have the same problem, ive tried the no shampoo but doesnt work, hair falls out a lot more. Tried eating healthier, doesnt work. Tried clarifying shampoo, doesnt work. Tried astringent on scalp, doesnt work. Tried baby powder, doesnt work. For me, i use hair loss shampoo, and conditioner, and i have to wash twice a day to keep my scalp from getting extremely oily. Have been doing this for years.
Both of those shampoos block dht and the other has a Chemical that regrows hair and if you stop taking it, you will lose hair so that’s why you suffered big hairloss
@@prometheus6853 thanks, I disagree now, yes chemicals we use on skin is bad. But I see problem now inside intestine so the main reason probably something what I eat dont do me well I also could eat sometimes less so bad detoxication, sleep issue, blue light, place where I live big city (no ocean, no good air), no happy etc. etc. it all pays the price. Sadly hard to change for me. As regards Nizoral and Nioxin I use it now after two days and now not bad at all, definitely this shampoo are ten times better for me than what Trevor recomends use instead.
@@prometheus6853 but what you suggest? Not use these shampoo (nizora, nioxin)? Or it is must use it? Or it was mistake use it (becouse scalp habit it and want it)?
my hair gets greasy in hours after washing and its so frustrating but i think my scalp is dry so i just worry about clarifying shampoos irritating my scalp or making my scalp/hair more dry therefore producing more oil? of course i dont know all the answers so i may be wrong by coming to that conclusion, anyone relate or can help with that?
Hey man I had long hair and I got it cut and my hair looks a little brittle in the front I think it’s because I had long hair. Do you know what shampoo I should use or just keep using the same one.
Do you mean literally not washing for the first one? Like no water or anything because for a while I did only wash with water once a day and 2 days per week with shampoo. It didn’t work.
what can I do if I damaged my hair so bad through styling, heat, drying powders to where my hair isn't growing hardly at all and it's extremely dry and falling out? SOMEONE PLEASE HELP WITH EXPERIENCE!!!
try shaving your head or go for buzzcutt, it'll like give you a new start, or just trim the ends or just cut all the damaged hairlength if you have long hair.
Hey man love the videos!!! Hope you can answer this question real quick, but you do know if hairspray can cause premature Grey? I don't know if I'm going grey or it's the hairspray causing me this.
Mc greasy. 😂😂 Loving these edits. I have a question regarding the bonus reason, I massage my scalp daily for about 10 minutes to promote blood circulation. How can I not add to oil build up and massage my scalp?
@@pikunpaul4514 use a medicated shampoo from the pharmacy containing zinc pyrithione and other bacteria fighting chemicals , and a hood conditioner without dimethicone and perfume , and let the medicated shampoo stay on ur head for like 3 to 4 minutes then rinse off as the medication in the shampoo will take time to work , we can’t completely cure dandruff but we can control and keep our scalp healthy and clean
But doesn’t the natural oil keep your hair healthy and promote growth? Stripping the oil wouldn’t promote growth but instead dry your hair out and cause split ends
"Avoid using the wrong shampoo"
proceeds to display my exact shampoo. :(
I confess, I'm a female that loves your channel! Most of the woman-driven oily scalp videos are like use dry shampoo and hide it under a hat. That's not really great, lol. I have suffered (and I don't use that word lightly) with super sensitive, painful acne and oily scalp since middle school. And I'm 41. I "fix" one problem and the other gets worse. The struggle is real!
Are you oily on the face and ears as well?
Havw you tried taking accutane?
@@slickrick5596 Hi! Sorry for the delayed response...no, I have taken Accutane because my acne has not been to that level. Just average and bothersome. BUT I have found a few things that do work. First, daily OTC retinols combined with healthy oils for moisturizing geared toward my skin type (and tone) have helped to get on top of the oily problem. Second, a good daily moisturizing shampoo & conditioner (again for my hair & skin type) have helped to combat the oiliness in the last several months. I believe the common advice to shampoo oily scalp/hair and don't condition is part of what keeps the oil production higher. Here we are telling people to strip the natural oils and don't replace them. The body is like - whoa! I'm under attack, and then does what it's been designed to do - create the substance that makes it feel better. If we replace the dirty oil with good healthy oil, our scalps/skin doesn't have to work so hard. And then there is just some level of extra oil that I have to live with, and that's why so many people refuse to believe that I'm in my 40s. Haha.
@@jenv6846 good to hear that its working for you. Mau i know which shampoos and conditioners are you using? And how often do you use them? When you dont shanpoo, you just wash your hair with water???
Thank you so much for responding.
@@slickrick5596 I use It's a 10 Miracle Moisture Daily shampoo & conditioner. Once a week with IA10 Blonde shampoo for clarifying, and in the winter I work Paul Mitchell Cleansing Conditioner into my routine. Im a natural sunflower blonde with 1B-1C curl pattern. I wash daily as I work out daily and cannot stand sweaty scaly even more than oily scalp. I will say, since adding in the good moisturizing, when I wake in the morning, I could go a second day w/out washing, which i could NEVER do before.
When I started growing out my hair I had oily hair because of the bonus one.
This was really helpful. My hair is pretty much like your type. So after day three, I look like my hair has been in a fight with a stick of half-melted butter.
For me its like thst on the 2nd day
this is by far the best video I have come across on youtube to explain how to fix my greasy hair! During lockdown I would wash my hair every 3-4 days for four months, and this November-present I have been able to wash my hair every 2-3 days again, BUT with both experiences at different time periods I would always, always get an oily scalp by day 2!!! My hair is oily on the scalp but the rest of my hair is dry. Maybe it is the shampoos I have used, not sure, but there is no doubt I do suffer from an oily scalp no matter how much time I train my hair. Another issue I have started to notice is I lose more hair the less I wash my hair, and the more I would wash my hair the less I would lose hair.
Thanks for sharing
Ive been using conditioner everyday for the past few monhts and only here have i found info about cationic buildup. Thanks for helping me realize the reason for my greasy hair!
I love the fact that you actually read papers and studies
I have naturally oily hair. The strands are thin, but I have an abundance. Depending on humidity and/or moisture in my hair (aka rain or shower), it can be anywhere between wavy to Shirley Temple curly. I tried a certain shampoo/conditioner combo that was supposed to be for natural oily hair. Using that, my hair looks more oily within hours compared to a couple of days with some other shampoo. I, also, feel there's a link between natural oily hair and dandruff. My theory comes from my beard growth journey. Beard hair (though different from head hair), soaks up sebum while leaving the skin dry and I assume the same thing happens between your scalp and head hair.
The beard also isnt damaged from chemicals and heat
@@anonymousfuck9320 Given that you're the only reply that I have, what are you talking about? If you're saying that beard hair can't be damaged by chemicals and heat, then science disagrees with you. Otherwise, I don't know what you're comment is in reference to.
Do you have oily face as well? What is that shampoo that you used taht made it worse? If you dont shampoo everyday, what do you do if you been out the whole day and bewn exposed to dust and sweat? You just wash it with water? Sorry as i dont really know how to properly take care of hair, i shampoo everyday as i have super oily scalp and face.
@@slickrick5596 I'm still getting to where I can "properly" take care of my hair. What I mean is that it is very hard, now days, to find shampoos that not only don't have oils in them, but also doesn't have the harsh chemicals. It seems that if you go for one,t hen you'll get the other. Typically, I wash my hair 2-3 times a week (even in summertime). Naturally, if you work a dirty job, or you've done some activity that is dirty and/or cause you to sweat a lot, you'll want to wash your hair a little more frequently. I don't remember the shampoo that was giving me problems because I pretty much tossed it out after the first couple of washes. I want to say V05 or Pantene. Not the expensive ones from a salon, but still one the more expensive ones on the shelf. Finally, yes I have oily skin and it sucks. I don't do a lot of exercising or anything to get dirty. But, I can take a shower and within hours my skin (especially upper body) will be just as oily as before.
@@andromydous btw so what do you do during the days you dont shampoo, you just wash it wuth water???
Something that's really helping me out is applying a mix of natural oils to my scalp for 1 hour and then washing with apple cider vinegar(mother) and let it sit for some minute twice a week, no shampoo. I use a shampoo brush to apply oil and acv.
I have an afro texture and I'm struggling with itching and dandruff.
Now 2 weeks have passed with itch and dandruff fading away.
I buzzed my hair almost a month ago to have a cleaner start.
Thanks for sharing
You may be right with that bonus tip. Ever since I started caring about my hair (used to rock a super short military style haircut back in my teens) I tend to run my hand through the hair and it might be the case. Thanks, nobody ever mentioned this
I am a woman and I found this so helpful, I feel really seen
5 Reasons Your Hair is DRY & ITCHY (And How to FIX) coming up next...hopefully hehe
I really needed this info. My hair gets oily super fast. Thanks Trav!
Thank you for this video! I just started using my personalized Formulate shampoo and conditioner and I’m impressed so far!
Trav, another Great Video! Since switching up, to just using a Conditioner Wash, twice a week, it's bought my Curl back! I do use Neutrogena, Clarifying Shampoo, once every 2 months, and so far, GREAT! Still Curly! Best wishes to the Gents, with Oily Hair! *So glad you're keeping the Humor! 😂🤣😂*
Great video. Liked and subscribed.
What's your opinion on using acidic shampoo if one has oily scalp genetics?
Great info Travis, I'm guilty of some of these like running my fingers thru my hair and washing to many times a week I'll try to change, Thanks
**New sub** so my hair has always been straight n soft until I was 25-26 (I’m now 27) idk what happen but my hair just started getting curly n really greasy the Nuetrogena shampoo & tea tree mint combo has been working great for me thanks dude
Had been waiting for this video for quite some time now.. thanks trav❤❤
Great video bro, i really love your work & you posting contents frequently! KEEP UP GOOD WORK BRO!❤️
Are these oils that our scalp gland release good for hair growth or good to reverse hair loss ?
0:50 In my opinion the reason of that actually so simple the sebum stay only in to the scalps because of shampoos even they don't include parabens,SLS and so on we can solve that problem with comb but only with one condition it will be solved and the condition is also so easy to do ( don't washing our hair only for one day when we combed our hair :) )
I was waiting so bad for this video thanks Trav!
I’ve been using olaplex for about 2 years now and I’ve noticed that my hair gets greaser than before.
I felt like I was learning chemistry
love the video man!
Nioxin recommend using the shampoo on a daily basis.
Is that a problem?
Do you now "head and shoulders" and would you recommend it?
How should I grow my hair out from a 3inch on top and only a inch in the sides? Should I trim it occasionally or just not touch it?
Don’t touch it for now. Get an evening trim every 4-6 months
@@TravWhiteStyle makes sense, my mom says i am allowed to have long hair, but it can't be untrimmed, greasy, look like I'm a stoner, look like a hitman, look feminine, and I can't spend more time on my hair than she does.
I have hair like yours, fine and a full head, so your videos really help!
When we talk about washing, do we mean in the shower rinsing or washing with shampoo? I shower daily and the idea of not doing so just feels... icky to me especially before work? Or what about after working out?
they mean with shampoo, it's still a good idea to rinse it out because you sweat and shed skin :)
@@sandratrowell8473 Okay good, I do that now so I am on the right track lol. Just the idea of not showering feels icky.
Huge fan of you man love your intro ❤️❤️❤️
thanks, man this is really helpful, I have dry hair mix with a greasy scalp, and it seems I may be conditioning too much
Can anyone answer my question?
Should i use conditioner as my hair length is only down to my eyes. And if i should then how should i use?
Pls make a video of face shape for long hair to start growing
Your links aren’t working atm just a heads up but I’m a lady n I enjoy your very informative and helpful videos! Tysm!!
I've been using Tea Tree Oil Shampoo with no sulfates or anything bad and i wash my scalp 2 to 3 times a week and my hair gets greasy after 2 days? I don't know what to do?
Please record a video how do you do your beard style, I liked It and want to have
Help! I’m struggling here. I’ve watched a couple of your videos as well as other videos telling me to shampoo about once a week. So I’m trying this currently. Usually I shampoo every four days, so I figured extending it another three days won’t be that big of a deal. But, after the first week I started getting dandruff pretty bad. I haven’t had dandruff since I was in high school 10+ years ago. So I know it’s because I started changing my shampoo habits. What do you recommend? Do I keep pushing forward? Or should I try a different approach?
@Alexi marchenko that doesn’t really help me. Maybe cos my hair is thick (very thick) and wavey, but even if I just wash it with water, it still feels greasey so I have to shampoo and condition everyday. My hair is close to putting in a man bun btw.
I have the same exact hair color as you what would you call the color/shade of it ?
So during the 3 to 4 days of not shampooing, can I use water to rinse my hair?
Still no reply back huh ?
@@RappRelevant333 sadly
@@delulus_0yes you can use water and even conditioner
I'm going through a plateau where I don't know what to do with my long hair. I'm a year and 10 months in and kinda feel like cutting it a little but then I'm scared to take any off. I got really thick hair and haven't got a single haircut since a started to grow it. Any suggestions for changing my hair style up?
Its probably time for a minor maintenance trim. Sometimes it’s nice just to get a fresh trim because they can shape it a little, even out the growth, and trim some damaged ends.
@@TravWhiteStyle do you have oily face as well??
@@TravWhiteStyle why do you suggest to just use the clarifying shampoo one a month? And also if your hair get exposed to dust and polution and sweat on a daily, how can you not shampoo your hair? Please respond. Thank you so much.
Trave, i am growing my hair and i am in the akward stage, whenever i tie my hairs my back hais gets curly so what to do with this... My hairs are naturally straight..but its getting bend when i am growing it and speciallly when i tie it. please help
Man it will happen until they grow out to a certain length You can see that in my DP
@@mayank_rajawat thankyou bhai
@@mayank_rajawatis it because of tieing hairs?
@@sameerali4753 no the ends will still curl even though you do not tie your hair may be because your ends are curly
@@mayank_rajawat thanks bhai
Yeah bro 😄❤️😘luv u, big fan of you! ❤️
Best trav ❤ thanks
sir trav is the "mane n tail" shampoo good for hair growing?
Hello Trav, I have oily scalp and used Nioxin, Nizoral for years almost daily :( I see it is not healthy for hair but I tried not wash hair 2-3 days some time and result was uncontrol sebum plus big hairloss. Please can you recomend me shampoo I can use during week? Is it Hask Charcoal Clarifying, OGX Charcoal Detox Clarifying or is it still very strong on often use? Thank you for possible help :)
I have the same problem, ive tried the no shampoo but doesnt work, hair falls out a lot more. Tried eating healthier, doesnt work. Tried clarifying shampoo, doesnt work. Tried astringent on scalp, doesnt work. Tried baby powder, doesnt work. For me, i use hair loss shampoo, and conditioner, and i have to wash twice a day to keep my scalp from getting extremely oily. Have been doing this for years.
Both of those shampoos block dht and the other has a Chemical that regrows hair and if you stop taking it, you will lose hair so that’s why you suffered big hairloss
@@prometheus6853 thanks, I disagree now, yes chemicals we use on skin is bad. But I see problem now inside intestine so the main reason probably something what I eat dont do me well I also could eat sometimes less so bad detoxication, sleep issue, blue light, place where I live big city (no ocean, no good air), no happy etc. etc. it all pays the price. Sadly hard to change for me.
As regards Nizoral and Nioxin I use it now after two days and now not bad at all, definitely this shampoo are ten times better for me than what Trevor recomends use instead.
@@prometheus6853 but what you suggest? Not use these shampoo (nizora, nioxin)? Or it is must use it? Or it was mistake use it (becouse scalp habit it and want it)?
@@hmpf7729what have you changed now?
I suddenly have severe seborrheic dermatitis can you make a video on it
I have one already!
my hair gets greasy in hours after washing and its so frustrating but i think my scalp is dry so i just worry about clarifying shampoos irritating my scalp or making my scalp/hair more dry therefore producing more oil? of course i dont know all the answers so i may be wrong by coming to that conclusion, anyone relate or can help with that?
when you say wash do you mean using shampoo or just washing with water
But what is with Neutrogena Schampoo? You showed it in the video but do not add it in the list. Is Neutrogena also a good option? 🤔
Hey man I had long hair and I got it cut and my hair looks a little brittle in the front I think it’s because I had long hair. Do you know what shampoo I should use or just keep using the same one.
Look for a moisturizing shampoo
Thanks man do you have a preference
Do you mean literally not washing for the first one? Like no water or anything because for a while I did only wash with water once a day and 2 days per week with shampoo. It didn’t work.
what can I do if I damaged my hair so bad through styling, heat, drying powders to where my hair isn't growing hardly at all and it's extremely dry and falling out? SOMEONE PLEASE HELP WITH EXPERIENCE!!!
try shaving your head or go for buzzcutt, it'll like give you a new start, or just trim the ends or just cut all the damaged hairlength if you have long hair.
Hey man love the videos!!! Hope you can answer this question real quick, but you do know if hairspray can cause premature Grey? I don't know if I'm going grey or it's the hairspray causing me this.
Some chemicals is hair sprays can strip melanin. Especially the cheap kinds.
@@TravWhiteStyle do you know any specific chemicals to look out for? If you don't mind me asking
@@Xo_6678 Invest in professional hairspray, the type hairstylists use in their salons.
If i don't wash dandruff comes bck😪
Trav make an insta group for those Who left fb
Bro can you make a video about hair spa?
Oh damn, i run my hands thru my hair all the time and it always looks oily as hell aftwards. How did I never put that together.....
Why do I think my hair looks like every other normal persons hair but my mom says that it looks dirty and greasy 😥 I am so confused and dont like it
Holy monkeys I may be in over my head. Thanks for the info. Bloopers 👍👍
Well damn. I literally have the worst hair type. Wavy, thin, and oily. That explains why day 2 no wash it looks greesy af when i would wash every day.
bro your hair how years growth??
3 of them! And thin hairs 😬
TRES Cool!
Mc greasy. 😂😂 Loving these edits.
I have a question regarding the bonus reason, I massage my scalp daily for about 10 minutes to promote blood circulation. How can I not add to oil build up and massage my scalp?
Use a scalp massager tool!
My hair looks wet after about 30 hours.. Gets greasy so fastt
Hello trav i used to bun my hair sometimes in a day now i’m getting receding hairline any solution for that ?
Shampoo every other day, and exfoliate once a week.
It’s me… I’m the perfect storm.
والله انت كفو ❤️❤️💕
Overwashing:□ genes:□ diet:¤ overconditioning:¤ touchingHair:□
I actually love oily hair xD
Oily hairs fine without the dandruff part
@@negalgg5372 yup but do ya know how to reduce dandruff
@@pikunpaul4514 use a medicated shampoo from the pharmacy containing zinc pyrithione and other bacteria fighting chemicals , and a hood conditioner without dimethicone and perfume , and let the medicated shampoo stay on ur head for like 3 to 4 minutes then rinse off as the medication in the shampoo will take time to work , we can’t completely cure dandruff but we can control and keep our scalp healthy and clean
All this work just to have a good self esteem
But doesn’t the natural oil keep your hair healthy and promote growth? Stripping the oil wouldn’t promote growth but instead dry your hair out and cause split ends
When you strip oil it can have a tendency to overproduce to make up for the stripping you did. Natural oil is good but many have an overproduction
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Do about Cow lick on crown video please
I don’t even have a oli hair I don’t understand why I’m watching this
Lol i got oily curly hair i guess i was cursed from birth
"you look cute" is not something a grown man is suppose to hear in his adult life
Bath daily and wash your hair with water every day don't use shampoo a lot
Bro looks like thorfinn
I wash my hair everyday 😭😭😭
Nobody noticed his broad shoulders ??? Goddaaaamn 👁👄👁
my hair is at the mid point of my back but i have zero clue what too do with it ngl, i think my hair genes are just shit.
I know it’s tempting to stroke your epic locks LOL!!!
I envy bald people. Hair is fucking complicated..
am i just meant not to get in the shower then tf
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Does masturbation cause hair loss?
“Greasy hair sucks, so how do you fix it?”
*SHOWER* 😁
Everyday?
Pubg banned in our country... I'm so worried now
Bla bla bs and tons of advertising crap
Your videos are so confusing and misleading.
Old fart here...Maybe it's me, but I'm hesitant to take advice on oily hair from a dude that has nasty, oily hair for his how-to video.
aww man you advertise too much of products 😏
Are you actually sure that you are a man?
Why do you say that?
@@tinocabral4201 Stevie Wonder, it's you?
@@michaelbytner9346 ?? I’m so confused