Amara liah has a fair skin tone, not sure how helpful she could be with a review on darker skin tone. Better for you to just research reviews online with people with similar skin tones.
@Baby Came Home Lol she does not consider herself an "expert" that's what everyone makes her out for but she explicitly put in her bio that she's not an expert she just does her research and tries to educate people as well as she can..
Hair Damage Habits ☁️ 1 - Chemical Damage 1:46 2 - Water Damage 2:38 3 - Product Damage 6:00 4 - physical Damage 8:05 5 - Heat Damage. 8:42 6 - UV Damage 10:04 Hope you like it 💖 Omg thanks for all your like
1) dyeing, perm, color, bleach 2) water damage: quality and length of exposure. Use water softener (it’s an investment so may choose to use it or not) and do a ACV rinse. 3) products, don’t wash often. Focus on your scalp when you use a shampoo. Use a gentle hydrating and moisturizing shampoo. Use less hair styling products 4) Physical friction, use an old t-shirt 5) Heat damage. No long hot shower, invest in tools which won’t damage your hair. 6)UV damage. Wear hat, umbrella
Lilas Laura I'm aware of all of this but In my country everything is soo expensive as much as I want to take care of my hair I'm just a broke college student😢
@@malikaaziz121 just buy a shampoo and a serum/quality hair oil. After shampoo apply the hair serum/oil. Thats cheapskate way of taking care of hair. Imo conditioner is optional.
Video starts at 1:47 *summary* 1. Chemical damage (bleaching, perms, etc) 2. Water damage (using hard water, soft water) (long exposure to water) - solutions: vinegar or acid rinse, water softener 3. Product damage (shampooing too often, using too much product) -solutions: don’t shampoo so often, only shampoo your scalp, use gentle shampoo 4. Physical damage: towel drying, unnecessary friction 5. Heat damage -lessen time and exposure to heat, invest in tools that cause less damage (Dyson supersonic) 6. UV damage -tip, use hats
@@justjose8002 wasted then, she should see that as an opportunity, imagine getting sponsored on buying skincare products, she doesnt need to invest money for it🤣
I've heard that putting dry shampoo before your hair gets oily helps. Once your hair is dry after washing it you use the dry shampoo and it will suck up the oil.
I used to shampoo my hair everyday, now I it's only every 3-4 days. At first it was really hard, my hair was so so so greasy, it feels dirty and ugly (obviously) and it also smells. But ur body will adjust, it took me about 2-3 weeks to get from shampooing my hair every day to once every other day. And then another 3 weeks to get from that to once every 3 days. And then it gets easier. Now (without ever intended to) my hair is not easily getting oily and I can shampoo once every 4 days. So good luck, u just need to trust on ur body. Hope u can understand my english (it's not my first language)
keep at it, when I first started washing it less it became really oily quickly, but changing your routine consistently should get your scalp used to washing less. Use dry shampoo to remove the oily look until you wash
I remember as a kid I’d love to keep my hair outside in the sun as much as possible because I wanted naturally lighter hair. Finally, when I was 17, a hairdresser pointed out my hair was severely damaged by the sun. I was shocked because no one ever told me that was possible so since then I’ve been wearing hair sunscreen during the summer which has completely transformed my hair!
@@Littlemissdidi a hair sunscreen from Soltan. Very oily so I spray it onto my hands first and work it in. I think you can use normal sunscreen too but might be a bit heavy
@@hannsmi1117 In my case I think it's because I stand infront of the mirror and just dance and act(as if i'm an actress of a tv show) with matching tears lmao
If anyone see's this, another big physical cause of hair damage is leaving your hair down/untied in the car with the windows rolled down. The snapping your hair does in the wind is also a big cause of friction and breakage because the force is so violent. So try to tie your hair back or wear a cap if you're worried about matting or breaking your fragile hair! (this applies to windy days. boating, biking, etc) have a good day
This is actually extremely helpful, thank you so much. 😊 I live in an area where it’s windy/ breezy a lot, so these tips will definitely help keep my hair healthier.
Touching your hair often is also damaging your hair, according to hair stylists. That's why the hair in the front is often more damaged than the hair in the back.
Try changing your shampoo and conditioner to sulfate-free products, if it still is damaged then apply some hair mask/oil to your hair an hour before you shower. Hair damage is also closely related to your diet, so maybe look into how nutritious your daily food intake is for your hair!
@@nuna5767 i don't know what the reason is. I've been using cg friendly products for years (I have slightly wavy hair), and my diet is decent. My hair just never behaves properly.
@@gargeesarma5709 It might also be from humidity at the area you live in, or the air polution. Polution really worsens everything from toe to hair :( Do you put your hair up in a ponytail or bun a lot? Doing that daily would also weaken your hair cuticles and make your hair less healthy, sometimes even leading to thinning. If you are using Tresemme, I heard that there is a class-action lawsuit for it because the customers are suing it for causing hair loss. Changing the brand of your shampoo and conditioner might really help a lot!
Exactly. If I comb my hair dry it will snap off, but if I detangle gently with lots of conditioner and water I only have split ends after 8 months or so.
That's what I though, like what? I ain't combing my curly hair when it's dry. That's literally like killing your hair. I can only comb it when it is wet and after that I don't touch it anymore throughout the day.
If anyone has curly hair, a protective hair style is braiding! I've bleached my hair twice and its helped retain my curls. Also, oils are amazing, especially mixed with a carrier oil.
I was going to comment that people with textured hair have a different playing field. Highly porous hair does NOT only come from damage. People’s porosity is different from many reasons. An ACV rinse is not going to magically change that. Sealing oils help fill in the gaps as they’re molecules are too large to penetrate the shaft. Styling while wet is our main way to avoid damage.
Liah could you do a video on oily scalp and how to deal with hairloss having oily hair and what products would you recommend in this type of condition.
You need to hydrate and moisturise your scalp. Most often you get greasy hair because your scalp is too dry and is overcompensating by producing even more oils.
I’ve always heard that the final rinse, when you wash your hair, should cool water, which will cause the cuticle to lay flat, resulting in shiny, stronger hair.
Except that when you close the cuticle it makes it harder for your hair product to penetrate the hair after a shower. This is good advice for straight hair but not curly hair.
@@WeOnlySayHelloReal Raising the cuticle makes hair duller and harder to detangle. The whole point of conditioner is to help lay the cuticles down and lubricate the hair. Nobody should raise their cuticles on purpose. And products almost always coat the surface and almost never penetrate, penetrating hair is unnecessary and almost always a marketing gimmick. Conditioner coats the surface because the surface is where the friction and damage is occuring. In almost every formula, the only thing penetrating is the water.
Also a great tip based from my experience: If you drink enough water everyday and you keep your body hydrated it reflects onto your skin and hair health. I proved this to work because I used to have frizzy hair all my teenage life but it all got better when I started water therapy.
When I was younger My hair used to be very smooth, shiny and moisturized even some of my friends thought that I've always been doing my hair before going to school but it was naturally silk .. until I turned 11 years old.. I got Psoriasis on my scalp that damaged my hair ..( I'm 17 now ) now it's frizzy and super dry and when I look at the mirror i see those baby hairs flying in the air 😢😢 ... I tried applying oils but I never keep doing it continuously 🌚 which is sad .. my hair is suffering but my lazy self is watching in the corner .
Same! I used to have beautiful hair until I turned twelve, and then it started falling out due to stress. My hair was super thin and frizzy and I couldn't do anything about it. My hair looks way better now, but I know it won't be the same again.
@SallyNathania I have had acne for 15 years, I’ve never had any problem with hair oil affecting my acne. If you have oily skin along with your acne it means your skin is dry. Using face oils really help with acne (weird I know) but it made a huge difference in my skin. If you are worried about your hair/acne, try braiding your hair on days you don’t wash it. Hair will adjust to less washing. I used to wash my hair every 3 days, but I’ve been washing my hair once a week for years. It took about a month for my hair to adjust. Also the chemicals in your shampoo/conditioner can really impact your skin and acne, so washing your hair less often is better for your skin and hair
following K’s comment, don’t assume it don’t affect your face, we all have different genetics, my face gets acne when my hair is oily, anyone else’s could be different
From someone that lives in a very hot and human country: It's still possible to wash hair as little as once a week, but it takes time for the scalp to adjust and produce less natural oil. So for the first month or so after starting washing my hair, my head was so greasy and disgusting by the 3rd day, but now even after a week my hair looks fine. And when I say wash, I mean wash with shampoo. I shower and use some sort of conditioner almost every day.
I live in a hot and humid place too! Now I'm transitioning from washing it every 3 days to every 4 days. A thing that helps a lot is to do some hair styling on the days the hair is the most greasy ( with no heat of course). I usually braid it or make a bun. It really helps a lot, and it's fun to get to know new hairstyles to try out!
I think it's also important to note that the frequency of shampooing one's hair may be different on your place's climate. When I was in China shampooing every other day worked fine for me because the weather was cool. But when I went back to the Philippines and tried it, I actually had some type of fungal infection on my hair roots because the weather here is almost always very hot.
You are my favorite beauty/health blogger. I love how you make everything so simple, yet factual. Not just some random tips that everyone can Google and turn into a vlog.
Can you do a video on your favorite shampoos & conditioners? As well as what ingredients to avoid/look for. Maybe products for different hair/scalp types? My hair is physically damaged
I think a paraben and sulfate-free organic shampoo would be good for your hair, as well as using hair masks for damaged hair once or twice a week, maybe?
Hi ivana i agree with silicone and sulfate and mineral free, plus using fermented rice water. Soaking the rice to 2-3 days and placing it on a spray bottle. Since i have chemically damaged hair, it's super dry so I spray rice water to my hair everyday
HUGE help for my hair was actually using Johnson and Johnson’s baby shampoo. No harsh chemicals, very gentle on the scalp and hair... and body for that matter. If you notice yourself breaking out a lot on your shoulders or back or if you have a skin condition like KP (what I have) or eczema, you may be surprised how helpful reducing those harsh chemicals can be on the health of your skin. After all, that shampoo is getting washed away and most likely coming into contact with your skin.
The biggest thing that has helped my hair is not only using a paddle brush to detangle my hair, but also using a smoothing brush. I have really oily hair naturally, and I used to wash it almost every day. But I found using a soft-haired bristle brush distributes the oils that are normally on my scalp down to my ends, not only getting rid of some of the oils on my roots but also making my hair naturally sleek and shiny. I've gone from every day to every other and sometimes every three days. If you're like me and have thick, oily hair, I definitely recommend trying it out!
Also once in a week, oiling our hair is necessary. When I used to live in a hostel, I had to wash my hair with hard water because there was no option but now that I started living at home, soft water is like the most important thing. And when I started to like keep oil on my hair for 3-4 days a week, it grew longer and thicker! And I'm already blessed to have silky straight and smooth hair. And honestly I never experimented with my hair apart from cutting them so yeah, I already follow all the things she said. ☺
In my opinion you are one of the best youtubers . With these amazing honest videos you are helping out so many girls that realy need help 💖 You are realy sweet , honest And i adore your channel 💋💋 Love ya Keep going you are doing a great job .keep doing sweetie ❤
The case of water damage is really a thing to me. Once I was in an area where was much softer water and I was surprised that my hair was so much smoother than at home. I thought it was the shampoo I used but I continued to use it when I was back home and there was this frizziness dryness again.
I use to struggle with washing more hair every day because of an oily scalp too, until changed my shampoo to a non-toxic scalp clarifying one that has no harsh chemicals and build up ingredients. I know you mentioned chemical damage, and I wanted to highlight how crucial a non-toxic shampoo that is focused on scalp health is because that addresses the scalp and the overall health of your hair over time i.e. like soil for a garden is tended to to grow healthy flowers, tend to the soil to ensure beautiful flowers. With focus on shampooing with a great healthy shampoo I've minimized to washing once a week. Instead of using heavy deep conditioners, I've opted to oils before washing to honour scalp health and hair nourishment. A good one start with could be coconut oil because it's convenient or camellia oil which is used in traditional asian beauty and is perfect as a lightweight multi-functional nourishment for finer hair, it also feels really nice. :)
This video arrived at the right time when I've started being conscious of my hair health! Thank you for this and I always lovelove your creative examples and the way you share scientific processes that makes it so understandable!
As a mature woman, these practices are very important, especially when you dye your hair. I wash hair once a week and use dry shampoo in the mean time.
The most useful tip I heard was about that ph level in the water my friend have a big problem with eczema and that softner thing might be the solution for her so thank you for mentioning that 🙏🏻
Thank you for those simple yet important tips. There is something I want to add; as far as I know, it's not only the "hot" stuff that damages your hair. In order to preserve the healthiness of your hair, you're supposed to keep it at its natural temperature as much as possible. So, extremely cold or hot showers, and both cold and hot blow-drying can damage your hair. It is best to use lukewarm water while washing, and maybe switching between hot and cold during blow-drying can be better.
I wash my hair once a week, and it stays smelling good all week. I have very thick and full hair, it's wavy and curly. If I wash it everyday, it becomes drier... and it takes an entire day to dry, so it's not convenient at all to wash more than once a week. Also, I used to wash it every two days, and do everything wrong (from shampoo to heating) and oh boy, it was so much work for such bad results. I didn't know how cool my natural hair was. I thought it was just work, but turns out, if you LISTEN to your hair, you will learn what it wants, and it's gonna be way easier to take care of it!
Thanks for this! I have thick hair too and I was about to go for washing my hair 4 times a week (bcs I thought it will be much better to wash it as often as possible bcs my hair is too thick) but then I read your comment. Might consider washing it twice or once a week only
@@sAkUrA6309 You can adjust to your own needs, but washing once a week prevents water damage, shampoo damage and let the natural oils do their job for longer 🧡
@@sAkUrA6309 Just listen to your hair! If it doesn't get oily or itchy that fast then dont wash it until it does. If you wash it more often than you need to it will get greasy faster and damage your hair.
Thanks for the great tips, Liah. Two great resources I've enjoyed and benefited from are : the Sciencey Hair blog (rarely updated but great info anyway) and The Beauty Brains podcast.
Sharmin Seco same! And it’s so hard to fully detangle curly hair when it’s dry. I’ll sit there combing and combing for ages without making any progress. A lot of these tips are clearly geared towards people with straight hair.
@@elizzabugg5358 I started detangling my curly hair morning and night because it would take so long to detangle after a shower. It helps to reduce the detangling process.
Summary Chemical damage- bleaching, dyeing, perms, colouring Water damage- quality of water- hard water bad- tip if have vinegar rinse or water softener thing. soft water good, length of exposure long period of time is bad, don’t comb or style wet hair Product damage- don’t shampoo two often extend and adjust days as much as you can. Only shampoo scalp, choose the most moisturising shampoo, use as less hair products as possible, brush hair before shower, clarifying shampoo/ foam shampoo every so often if needed Physical shampoo- gently press out the water when towel drying, swap out towel drying for an old shirt, don’t tug or stretch hair Heat damage lower- less long exposure to heat, no long hot showers, hair styling make sweet and short, invest in tools that will cause less damage UV damage- avoid direct sun exposure as much as possible, wear hats etc
I tried putting coconut oil in my hair to where it's a little too oily 2 hours before I do shampoo my hair since it's so dry, be careful though it made my hair grow much faster than usual if you dont want that
@@ron5506 I did this for a little bit than over a month every two days even though I shouldn't have washed my hair that often, I still shower every two days but I only rinse it out with water every other time
I love that her videos are always so well planned and that she’s always so well informed about what every the topic of the video is; keep the good work💞
My Mom is a hairdresser so I've always followed all of those tips. I wash my hair once a week and focus the product only on the roots. I sometimes use dry shampoo on the 6th day when it's needed and some hair oil from time to time. I let my hair air dry as often as possible and never play with it while it's wet. I try to finish the wash with colder water to close up the cuticles and still... my hair has always been extremely frizzy and dry. I don't have damaged hair but still, it is such a pain to keep it looking good and I actually learned something a while ago that has completely changed my life. Brushing you hair is what makes it look as awful. It doesn't matter how well you take care of it, brushing it will always ruin the look. So now, I just rarely comb through the roots and that's it, my hair can finally be free. Also, since my hair really IS very dry, I use a hair mask instead of a conditioner, the ones from Garnier are really nice. Anyway, thanks for the video. I'm loving the diversity! 😍
Oh my God Liah you are such a life safer, i've been dealing with fridge hair becuase of the weather changes and new environment i now live in, and i've been taking this step by step that you recomended and my hair started to look nice, shinier and healthy again 💚💚
This is the best hair care video I have ever seen. It’s kind of long but worth every minute. My best tip, clean your brushes and combs!! Take the time to use tweezers or a metal pick tool, to get out any dust, lint, or spaghetti wrapped hair around brushes and combs to make them cause less friction. About every 3-6 months. It is well worth the hour it will take, I promise!!
Liah, I love you so much 💖 Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us, I feel truly lucky to have found your channel. You saved my face from acne. Love, from México!
I really admire your extensive research and the background and chemistry of things, and applying it to caring for your hair properly and sharing it with us!! Thank you so much!
That's definitely a good thing to do! Your hair ends don't get as greasy or dirty as your scalp so you don't need to apply as much shampoo to clean them, and when you only rince the roots, as you rince it off, it'll get to the hair ends and that's more than enough to clean them already
I've heard about "cleansing conditioners", they clean the hair but is not as damaging or harsh as shampoo! Leaves your hair clean but moisturized, something for you (or others who wash their hair everyday) to try out!:)
I trust her more compared to other content creators based on beauty and personal care to self especially to skin, hair and others. We truly need someone like this- a professional in her own forte. Glad I've found your channel ❣️🥳
tbh silicone free hair styling products are the way to go, they don’t build up as much (i use the shea moisture styling lotion) + for drying your hair: a hair dryer with a diffuser causes way less heat damage as it distributes the heat evenly
The application of coconut oil before taking a shower also restores damaged hair. I used to apply it 5 hrs or more before taking a shower and then applies lesser shampoo afterwards so that the oil will still stay and do it’s magic 😊
I actually have the habit that i don't comb my hair while it's still wet from shower since i feel like it breaks easily, and in my country it's very normal that people go out without drying their hair. Hair dryer is not a huge thing. You just let it air dry
I would recommend you to look up Nizoral shampoo, it helped my dandruff and zits You can also search Dr. Dray Nizoral on TH-cam she's a certified dermatologist she gives very helpful tips and evidence on scalp problem
since may i really suffer from extreme dandruff and hair loss and my scalp is often really oily. my doctor said it's due to stress i had 6 to 12 month ago (he could be right) and i should just wait. but i am not patient and tried l'oreal botanicals fresh care lavender and i have way less dandruff, fewer issues with oil and i only use it once a week. only the hair loss still bothers me.
Could it be that you might have scalp eczema? If you have very bad itching and you keep scratching your head cause of it, it can end up with hairloss and a lot of dandruff (I found out that I had scalp eczema and not dandruff after 6 years, and also have VERY BAD hairloss). I'd recommend maybe checking in with your doctor if this souns familiar. Otherwise, maybe you could try an apple cider vinegar wash, which can get rid of some oiliness, and also helps some people with dandruff! Personally I recently started using a DIY flaxseed gel + olive oil hair mask before every hair wash, because I saw a video of ''Alexandrasgirlytalk'' where she showed her bald spots, and how this mask got completely rid of it! It ended up getting rid of my dandruff, getting rid of about 80% of my eczema irritation, and because when the mask dries up after 2 hours your hair kinda feels like straw, it ended up helping my oiliness TREMENDOUSLY! The moment you step under the shower the gel dissapears so it also isn't damaging at all. If you have nothing to lose, you could check her video out, and she also has a video showing her bald spots, and maybe try it. It's very easy to make, and honestly a life saver to me. Also for hairloss, you could check out a product called Rogaine, apparently a lot of people love that for hairgrowth, even Dr.Dray an online dermatologist talked about how it works. Personally haven't tried it, since the product also says that if you stop using it the hairloss starts again, so I'm hoping the gel will help + vitamins + protein, but this could be something you could research if you've already tried everything else! Lots of luck, and I really hope you find what you need
I love Liah soo much😭. She is so informative in her videos and does not waste time with useless intros! I love her videos, she’s one of my favourite youtubers Keep going !!❤️
OMG, this is finally a video I found that helps me! My hair are naturally very volouminous, and I was looking for tips to reduce the volume.. I am visiting a hairdresser soon, but i wanted to look up how to keep my hair healthy till then.. When I was younger I struggled with my hair a lot (mostly because they were curly and volouminous) and cut some parts out myself, resulting my hair having a different length on each side and layer.. Wow..What a brilliant idea of mine...! Well now I want to fix it, and after that keep it healthy.. This video helps do much! I can't put it in words, Thank you!
I just genuinely love your videos, since everything is so well explained with a little science and personal experience. I'm still considering buying a Dyson hairdryer, although it's a bit in the expensive side, but I really appreciate your opinion on the matter. Keep up the good work! 😊
I've been having hairfall lately bc of stress and just dyed my hair recently. Thank you for the wonderful tips Liah 🥰 I could always trust you in everything.
I really appreciate all this research you've put into this video! I didn't know I have been doing so many things wrong ! You are a lifesaver! After just this one video , I have subscribed !! Thank you so much ,Liah !
Just like with skincare, I avoid sls in my shampoos. I also avoid non water soluble silicones because the extra build up in my head makes my scalp itch like crazy. I've noticed the skin on my scalp is very similar to the skin on my face. I've since ditched traditional dandruff shampoos and now use a shampoo with 3% salisylic acid as the active ingredient and it exfoliates my scalp, controls oil, and stopped the itchyness. C:
Can you please make a more detailed video on how to maintain a frizzy hair? IT WOULD HELP A LOT. Or just reply to me with more tips please :) You already helped me woth my acne problems so Im trusting you in this aswell!!! ♡♡♡
I use the curly hair method. Frizzy hair is due to lack of hydration. So I spray water on my hair and follow with some leave in conditioner or oil. This has really helped me, as mid week my hair gets frizzy too. x x
1.while drying always scrunch your hair with towel to soak the water water than creating friction 2. never wear towel turban after washing hairs this points can also be added to your helpful video i learned
With hair care videos I never know what to believe because the video will say one thing & then all the comments will be like "ACTUALLY, THAT'S NOT TRUE--!" so I think HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO LEARN ABOUT HAIR HEALTH IF EVERYONE IS LYING!? But this is the first hair video that actually made me feel reassured that I can DO SOMETHING to care for my hair without a secret chance I might also be destroying my hair.
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She’s so full of knowledge , I trust her opinions so much!
What an honor, thank you!
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Shilowfa exactly not "trying to be pretty" ordinary tutorial. again n again. she explained in science
Amara liah has a fair skin tone, not sure how helpful she could be with a review on darker skin tone. Better for you to just research reviews online with people with similar skin tones.
@Baby Came Home Lol she does not consider herself an "expert" that's what everyone makes her out for but she explicitly put in her bio that she's not an expert she just does her research and tries to educate people as well as she can..
Hair Damage Habits ☁️
1 - Chemical Damage 1:46
2 - Water Damage 2:38
3 - Product Damage 6:00
4 - physical Damage 8:05
5 - Heat Damage. 8:42
6 - UV Damage 10:04
Hope you like it 💖
Omg thanks for all your like
You save my life ✨🥺
Thank you soooo much I was looking for this comment bc after watching I forgot her tips so..😂
Love to u💞
Lifesaver
@@realexo-lforever4591 welcome cutie ✨
1) dyeing, perm, color, bleach
2) water damage: quality and length of exposure. Use water softener (it’s an investment so may choose to use it or not) and do a ACV rinse.
3) products, don’t wash often. Focus on your scalp when you use a shampoo. Use a gentle hydrating and moisturizing shampoo.
Use less hair styling products
4) Physical friction, use an old t-shirt
5) Heat damage. No long hot shower, invest in tools which won’t damage your hair.
6)UV damage. Wear hat, umbrella
Lilas Laura I'm aware of all of this but In my country everything is soo expensive as much as I want to take care of my hair I'm just a broke college student😢
Lilas Laura any alternatives?
Malika Aziz alternatives for what ? Do what you can do. Me either, I can’t do all those things. I’m from Madagascar haha 😂
@@malikaaziz121 just buy a shampoo and a serum/quality hair oil. After shampoo apply the hair serum/oil. Thats cheapskate way of taking care of hair. Imo conditioner is optional.
I use UV conditioner.
Video starts at 1:47
*summary*
1. Chemical damage (bleaching, perms, etc)
2. Water damage (using hard water, soft water) (long exposure to water)
- solutions: vinegar or acid rinse, water softener
3. Product damage (shampooing too often, using too much product)
-solutions: don’t shampoo so often, only shampoo your scalp, use gentle shampoo
4. Physical damage: towel drying, unnecessary friction
5. Heat damage
-lessen time and exposure to heat, invest in tools that cause less damage (Dyson supersonic)
6. UV damage
-tip, use hats
tysm!!!!❤
Thanks. 😁😁😊
The only thing in that list I do is probably too much shampoo... i was born with really thin hair but now it has split ends everywhere
Thank you so much
Omg, THANK YOU
“Hard water” “soft water”
Me : *tries to touch the water*
梨花ー this comment is underrated 😂
Lmao
But seriously you can feel the difference.
A deionised water felt more slippery than a regular mineralized tapped hard water...
exactly!!!I did the same.....................
How do you know if the water is hard or soft-
Me to mom : mom my hairs are full of splits ends
Mom: it's all because of your phone
Omg. The fact that my mom just used the dialogue. Makes this even more funny
Yeahhh. Same here if I say something, she will say "it's because of your phone" 😂
Yeah me too but sometimes, it's like it's always the phones fault😂
Ha ha ha.
So funny.
Every damn time😭
Her: don’t take long showers or hot showers
Me: *literally has a concert in the shower*
Same😂
Me
LOL
This is so Underrated.
Shower cap while your conditioner is on.
Liah: "amino acids" "peptide bonds" "proteins"
Me: *has traumatic flashback from protein synthesis lessons*
Tbh same
Lmao yes
Rola 2507 love it 😂😂🖌🖌
😂 never understood that.
Omg yessss
Liah's future daughter will not experience having an ugly stage in her life 😂😭
Or son lol
My mom is a pretty woman but never teach me any girly things. I even have to learn using menstrual pad by myself on the internet back then :(
@@milkdrinker117 it was a sad experience thanks for sharing tho, on the other hand you became independent
Unless shes a 'savage'/doesnt listen
@@justjose8002 wasted then, she should see that as an opportunity, imagine getting sponsored on buying skincare products, she doesnt need to invest money for it🤣
I wonder how kpop idols manage, their hair goes through ❤🧡💙💜💛💚 for every comback
ikr ;-;
Olaplex and hair masks they must be using tonnes of the stuff.
Me too 😂
I heard that they do a lot of hair treatments I think
Nothings impossible with money hahahaha
Really trying to wash my hair less but my scalp gets so oily :(
Maddie1435 it is like vicious cycle. I add products to give it volume but it gets very oily so I have to watch it daily 😭😭😭😭
I've heard that putting dry shampoo before your hair gets oily helps. Once your hair is dry after washing it you use the dry shampoo and it will suck up the oil.
I used to shampoo my hair everyday, now I it's only every 3-4 days. At first it was really hard, my hair was so so so greasy, it feels dirty and ugly (obviously) and it also smells. But ur body will adjust, it took me about 2-3 weeks to get from shampooing my hair every day to once every other day. And then another 3 weeks to get from that to once every 3 days. And then it gets easier. Now (without ever intended to) my hair is not easily getting oily and I can shampoo once every 4 days. So good luck, u just need to trust on ur body. Hope u can understand my english (it's not my first language)
@@rossy3lo will definitely be trying this. Thanks !
keep at it, when I first started washing it less it became really oily quickly, but changing your routine consistently should get your scalp used to washing less. Use dry shampoo to remove the oily look until you wash
*Liah says to invest in dyson hair products; oh we all would if they weren’t the price of an airplane*
this made me laugh i so agree with you
taroslushsyd I’d rather buy an airplane in this case 😀
😂
@@annazabozlaeva9196 yes but alsoo airplanes are dry as the desert and you get an insane amount of UVA damage!
this is so funnily true 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I remember as a kid I’d love to keep my hair outside in the sun as much as possible because I wanted naturally lighter hair. Finally, when I was 17, a hairdresser pointed out my hair was severely damaged by the sun. I was shocked because no one ever told me that was possible so since then I’ve been wearing hair sunscreen during the summer which has completely transformed my hair!
o shit i do that with my brown hair
Same here
Which hair sunscreen do you use?
@@Littlemissdidi a hair sunscreen from Soltan. Very oily so I spray it onto my hands first and work it in. I think you can use normal sunscreen too but might be a bit heavy
@@Littlemissdidi I also use shampoo and hair conditioner for colored hair. It’s UV A and B protectant
"No long showers"
Me who takes a shower for an hour: (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`) I have been living wrong my whole life
same. what do i even do while showering tbh. i dont sleep or whatever but idk why i take to so long and get scolded EVERY school morning lmao
lucky...my parents yell at me for taking a shower a minute over twenty minutes...
@@hannsmi1117 In my case I think it's because I stand infront of the mirror and just dance and act(as if i'm an actress of a tv show) with matching tears lmao
Dummy Account I DO THAT TOO
@@dummyaccount9629 lmao 😂😂😂
Her: avoid direct sun exposure
Me, a hijabi: aight, lit.
Yo hijabi gang 😁😁😁
heck yassss
ikr, that was the proudest check I made in a while
I'm a hijabi as well
Lol i am also
Me: My hair is damaged
Every asian moms: Drink more water
Also, "stop using your phone too much"😂
@@pothosplant So true 😂😂
'Shampoo your hair' lmao
Same as my desi mom dude
Or drink milk
If anyone see's this, another big physical cause of hair damage is leaving your hair down/untied in the car with the windows rolled down. The snapping your hair does in the wind is also a big cause of friction and breakage because the force is so violent. So try to tie your hair back or wear a cap if you're worried about matting or breaking your fragile hair! (this applies to windy days. boating, biking, etc)
have a good day
This is actually extremely helpful, thank you so much. 😊 I live in an area where it’s windy/ breezy a lot, so these tips will definitely help keep my hair healthier.
Hannah S Thank you for adding this tip. It is true. I experienced it and now am very careful about it
I never knew this!!! It makes a lot of sense though now that I think about it. Thank you for the tip!!!!
lol i always do that
Yesss!! Don't trust those heroines in the movies with free hair and convertibles!
They have a team! *YA DONT* 😣
Touching your hair often is also damaging your hair, according to hair stylists. That's why the hair in the front is often more damaged than the hair in the back.
What? I diddnt know that 😂 I have a habit of twirling my hair and just messing with it in general. Geuss that explains what it's so bad :(
So you can't touch your hair?
@@Random_AnimeWatcher23 Of course you can. But if most people do it "too much", which will damage it. 😕
@@Jenny-ru4hf oh, well I just let it sit there.
No its because front hairs are more exposed
Me: Literally stays home all day, washes hair every week, has virgin un-touched hair.
Hair: * *damaged* *
Same ...I haven't done any of the damages she said...
Try changing your shampoo and conditioner to sulfate-free products, if it still is damaged then apply some hair mask/oil to your hair an hour before you shower. Hair damage is also closely related to your diet, so maybe look into how nutritious your daily food intake is for your hair!
Dgxjksiwhdhdj me tooo
And now I’m having second thoughts on dyeing my hair for the first time 😭👌
@@nuna5767 i don't know what the reason is. I've been using cg friendly products for years (I have slightly wavy hair), and my diet is decent. My hair just never behaves properly.
@@gargeesarma5709 It might also be from humidity at the area you live in, or the air polution. Polution really worsens everything from toe to hair :( Do you put your hair up in a ponytail or bun a lot? Doing that daily would also weaken your hair cuticles and make your hair less healthy, sometimes even leading to thinning. If you are using Tresemme, I heard that there is a class-action lawsuit for it because the customers are suing it for causing hair loss. Changing the brand of your shampoo and conditioner might really help a lot!
“long shower, hot shower, definitely not a good things for your hair”
me: *thinks back to drowning in boiling water for over an hour*
HAHAHAH ME
@@lvx9sd i wish i could still do this lol. now not only my hair dislikes hot water no my hands hate it too (neurodermitis) its sooo annyoin
Same here
Sameee.
Same its like a sauna in the shower lmao
Combing dry on curly hair is more damaging than wet hair.
Exactly. If I comb my hair dry it will snap off, but if I detangle gently with lots of conditioner and water I only have split ends after 8 months or so.
Hm yeah. I don't think she considered all hair types when she made this video.
That's what I though, like what? I ain't combing my curly hair when it's dry. That's literally like killing your hair. I can only comb it when it is wet and after that I don't touch it anymore throughout the day.
@@AleKaulitz14 omg my condolences
@@AleKaulitz14 same....my mother says my hair's si messy i look like a monster but when i comb i literally would look worse
If anyone has curly hair, a protective hair style is braiding! I've bleached my hair twice and its helped retain my curls. Also, oils are amazing, especially mixed with a carrier oil.
Also handy for long straight hair! Prevents tangling and you don't get choked by your own hair haha
Could you go deeper in these oils please? My curls are so thirsty
@@catherinecarranza7224 a youtuber Bianca Renee has a video on it and she explains it perfectly!
I was going to comment that people with textured hair have a different playing field. Highly porous hair does NOT only come from damage. People’s porosity is different from many reasons. An ACV rinse is not going to magically change that. Sealing oils help fill in the gaps as they’re molecules are too large to penetrate the shaft. Styling while wet is our main way to avoid damage.
Liah could you do a video on oily scalp and how to deal with hairloss having oily hair and what products would you recommend in this type of condition.
Anisha Dsouza same problem here
You need to hydrate and moisturise your scalp. Most often you get greasy hair because your scalp is too dry and is overcompensating by producing even more oils.
Yesss I need this!
Omg yess pleasee
Omg sameee
I’ve always heard that the final rinse, when you wash your hair, should cool water, which will cause the cuticle to lay flat, resulting in shiny, stronger hair.
Except that when you close the cuticle it makes it harder for your hair product to penetrate the hair after a shower. This is good advice for straight hair but not curly hair.
@@WeOnlySayHelloReal Raising the cuticle makes hair duller and harder to detangle. The whole point of conditioner is to help lay the cuticles down and lubricate the hair. Nobody should raise their cuticles on purpose. And products almost always coat the surface and almost never penetrate, penetrating hair is unnecessary and almost always a marketing gimmick. Conditioner coats the surface because the surface is where the friction and damage is occuring. In almost every formula, the only thing penetrating is the water.
Also a great tip based from my experience: If you drink enough water everyday and you keep your body hydrated it reflects onto your skin and hair health. I proved this to work because I used to have frizzy hair all my teenage life but it all got better when I started water therapy.
Another tip is using a silk/satin pillow case or bonnet to prevent friction from tossing and turning in our sleep 😴
Hey! This is just a suggestion... but maybe u could talk about facial hair removal sometime? My peach fuzz is one of my greatest insecurities :’)
I always use my eyebrow razor to shave it off tbh
sarah smiles does it leave like small black dots?
Encly I’ve found waxing to be the best
@@encly3881 nope! not for me at least
You should look up dermaplaning!
When I was younger My hair used to be very smooth, shiny and moisturized even some of my friends thought that I've always been doing my hair before going to school but it was naturally silk .. until I turned 11 years old.. I got Psoriasis on my scalp that damaged my hair ..( I'm 17 now ) now it's frizzy and super dry and when I look at the mirror i see those baby hairs flying in the air 😢😢 ... I tried applying oils but I never keep doing it continuously 🌚 which is sad .. my hair is suffering but my lazy self is watching in the corner .
That's my story ....
WTFFF SAME ur literally talking about my hair now ,my hair gets exposed to the sun it burns ahah like paper :"")
We sAame bruuuh
Me too! I lost nearly all the volume I once had. My pony tail looks so sad now 😞
Same! I used to have beautiful hair until I turned twelve, and then it started falling out due to stress. My hair was super thin and frizzy and I couldn't do anything about it. My hair looks way better now, but I know it won't be the same again.
Liah: don't wash your hair too often.
But I can't stand the oil on my hair. I'm also afraid it will make my acne worse.
You can use dry shampoos to soak up the excess oil and extend the time between washes.
Should never be using dry shampoos, so bad for your hair, and take away natural hair oils.. try using powder to soak up the oily in-between washes
@SallyNathania I have had acne for 15 years, I’ve never had any problem with hair oil affecting my acne. If you have oily skin along with your acne it means your skin is dry. Using face oils really help with acne (weird I know) but it made a huge difference in my skin. If you are worried about your hair/acne, try braiding your hair on days you don’t wash it. Hair will adjust to less washing. I used to wash my hair every 3 days, but I’ve been washing my hair once a week for years. It took about a month for my hair to adjust. Also the chemicals in your shampoo/conditioner can really impact your skin and acne, so washing your hair less often is better for your skin and hair
following K’s comment, don’t assume it don’t affect your face, we all have different genetics, my face gets acne when my hair is oily, anyone else’s could be different
Like she said do a apple cider vinegar rinse
When I first found her channel I dont why but she sounds so trust worthy unlike those bouncy loud people
I live in a very humid place, it’s harder to not wash my hair everyday. Sweat and an oily scalp don’t do well together.
Try co washing , washing with conditioner.
Dry shampoo helps, i live in the phils so i can relate
From someone that lives in a very hot and human country: It's still possible to wash hair as little as once a week, but it takes time for the scalp to adjust and produce less natural oil. So for the first month or so after starting washing my hair, my head was so greasy and disgusting by the 3rd day, but now even after a week my hair looks fine.
And when I say wash, I mean wash with shampoo. I shower and use some sort of conditioner almost every day.
@@kyupified2440 what's a dry shampoo? I'm from the Philippines too
I live in a hot and humid place too!
Now I'm transitioning from washing it every 3 days to every 4 days. A thing that helps a lot is to do some hair styling on the days the hair is the most greasy ( with no heat of course). I usually braid it or make a bun. It really helps a lot, and it's fun to get to know new hairstyles to try out!
Please cover about hair roots as well. I suffer from hair loss so much 😭
Me too! Try a water filter, helped me a lot
Timor Cohen how?
Timor Cohen water filter or softener?
i feel like nowadays everybody is suffering hair loss! idk why
@@annli382 stress i guess
Before i shampoo my scalp I first apply conditioner to my ends to protect them :)
I don't have any of these hair damaging habits , but my hair still looks damaged and I am prone to dandruff 😭
manjeera palagummi same but my hair are so dry and frizzy
me too :(
Cursed Canvas i think diet plays a role.
Cursed Canvas yeah stress too. My sis’ hair has been falling out massively due to stress.
@@maisarah354 how often are you washing it?
I think it's also important to note that the frequency of shampooing one's hair may be different on your place's climate. When I was in China shampooing every other day worked fine for me because the weather was cool. But when I went back to the Philippines and tried it, I actually had some type of fungal infection on my hair roots because the weather here is almost always very hot.
You are my favorite beauty/health blogger. I love how you make everything so simple, yet factual. Not just some random tips that everyone can Google and turn into a vlog.
Can you do a video on your favorite shampoos & conditioners? As well as what ingredients to avoid/look for. Maybe products for different hair/scalp types? My hair is physically damaged
cut out sulfates, silicones and drying alcohols (benzyl, isopropyl, ...) and use a deep conditioner ones a week
I think a paraben and sulfate-free organic shampoo would be good for your hair, as well as using hair masks for damaged hair once or twice a week, maybe?
Hi ivana i agree with silicone and sulfate and mineral free, plus using fermented rice water. Soaking the rice to 2-3 days and placing it on a spray bottle. Since i have chemically damaged hair, it's super dry so I spray rice water to my hair everyday
You should watch green beauty or nappyFu. They may have tighter texture than you but they know what they are talking about
HUGE help for my hair was actually using Johnson and Johnson’s baby shampoo. No harsh chemicals, very gentle on the scalp and hair... and body for that matter. If you notice yourself breaking out a lot on your shoulders or back or if you have a skin condition like KP (what I have) or eczema, you may be surprised how helpful reducing those harsh chemicals can be on the health of your skin. After all, that shampoo is getting washed away and most likely coming into contact with your skin.
I weaned myself off of shampoo and I haven’t used it at all in at least 3 years and my hair is amazing. I preach all of this!
The biggest thing that has helped my hair is not only using a paddle brush to detangle my hair, but also using a smoothing brush. I have really oily hair naturally, and I used to wash it almost every day. But I found using a soft-haired bristle brush distributes the oils that are normally on my scalp down to my ends, not only getting rid of some of the oils on my roots but also making my hair naturally sleek and shiny. I've gone from every day to every other and sometimes every three days. If you're like me and have thick, oily hair, I definitely recommend trying it out!
Also once in a week, oiling our hair is necessary.
When I used to live in a hostel, I had to wash my hair with hard water because there was no option but now that I started living at home, soft water is like the most important thing. And when I started to like keep oil on my hair for 3-4 days a week, it grew longer and thicker! And I'm already blessed to have silky straight and smooth hair. And honestly I never experimented with my hair apart from cutting them so yeah, I already follow all the things she said. ☺
I hope Krave Beauty will come up with hair products!!
In my opinion you are one of the best youtubers .
With these amazing honest videos you are helping out so many girls that realy need help 💖
You are realy sweet , honest
And i adore your channel 💋💋
Love ya
Keep going you are doing a great job .keep doing sweetie ❤
Thanks for lifting me up!! So flattered 🥺🙏🏼💚
@@LiahYoo you deserve more ❤
Thanks for the reply 💋
The case of water damage is really a thing to me. Once I was in an area where was much softer water and I was surprised that my hair was so much smoother than at home. I thought it was the shampoo I used but I continued to use it when I was back home and there was this frizziness dryness again.
I use to struggle with washing more hair every day because of an oily scalp too, until changed my shampoo to a non-toxic scalp clarifying one that has no harsh chemicals and build up ingredients. I know you mentioned chemical damage, and I wanted to highlight how crucial a non-toxic shampoo that is focused on scalp health is because that addresses the scalp and the overall health of your hair over time i.e. like soil for a garden is tended to to grow healthy flowers, tend to the soil to ensure beautiful flowers. With focus on shampooing with a great healthy shampoo I've minimized to washing once a week. Instead of using heavy deep conditioners, I've opted to oils before washing to honour scalp health and hair nourishment. A good one start with could be coconut oil because it's convenient or camellia oil which is used in traditional asian beauty and is perfect as a lightweight multi-functional nourishment for finer hair, it also feels really nice. :)
This video arrived at the right time when I've started being conscious of my hair health! Thank you for this and I always lovelove your creative examples and the way you share scientific processes that makes it so understandable!
I’m so glad!! Team effort💚🙌🏼 thanks for appreciating it
As a mature woman, these practices are very important, especially when you dye your hair. I wash hair once a week and use dry shampoo in the mean time.
1:38 Looks like you’re rapping xd but you’re spitting facts 😎
alisson :D omg I replayed that portion and I do 🤣🤣🤣👏🏼
I just noticed 😂
Lol, just saw that 😂
Mark SuperM
Belinda Nguyen throwback i might throw this on an eight track 😌
My hair hasn't seen the sun in 5 years😂
(I wear the hijab)
is your hair healthy?
@@Vuelaeltiempo yeh it's pretty healthy,its really long up to my hip bone and thick
@@mariavenchxo6330 Beautiful!!
@@Vuelaeltiempo thanks🤗 ppl I have hair underneath this thing
Heyy fellow hijabi, Ramadan Kareem 🌙🥀 also Armyyyyy 💜💜
This is so comprehensive. Thank you. Most people just end it at “stop using hair colours and heat styling” - when I never did any of those ...ever?
The most useful tip I heard was about that ph level in the water my friend have a big problem with eczema and that softner thing might be the solution for her so thank you for mentioning that 🙏🏻
Oiling before shampoo literally change my hair health and texture. And switch into moisturizing shampoos was another good point.
what oils do you use?
@@brumesquita8543 sesame oil
Please do some tips to straightening hair and damage hair and dandruff. Thank you
I have been washing my hair everyday with a shampoo since i was a kid. My hair fall has suddenly gone beyond control now. Thanks for all the advice!
Thank you for those simple yet important tips.
There is something I want to add; as far as I know, it's not only the "hot" stuff that damages your hair. In order to preserve the healthiness of your hair, you're supposed to keep it at its natural temperature as much as possible. So, extremely cold or hot showers, and both cold and hot blow-drying can damage your hair. It is best to use lukewarm water while washing, and maybe switching between hot and cold during blow-drying can be better.
I wash my hair once a week, and it stays smelling good all week. I have very thick and full hair, it's wavy and curly. If I wash it everyday, it becomes drier... and it takes an entire day to dry, so it's not convenient at all to wash more than once a week. Also, I used to wash it every two days, and do everything wrong (from shampoo to heating) and oh boy, it was so much work for such bad results. I didn't know how cool my natural hair was. I thought it was just work, but turns out, if you LISTEN to your hair, you will learn what it wants, and it's gonna be way easier to take care of it!
Thanks for this! I have thick hair too and I was about to go for washing my hair 4 times a week (bcs I thought it will be much better to wash it as often as possible bcs my hair is too thick) but then I read your comment. Might consider washing it twice or once a week only
@@sAkUrA6309 You can adjust to your own needs, but washing once a week prevents water damage, shampoo damage and let the natural oils do their job for longer 🧡
Me too i wash my hair once a week . It's been like that all my life lol and it's so healthy i don't understand why they wash it everyday
@@sAkUrA6309 Just listen to your hair! If it doesn't get oily or itchy that fast then dont wash it until it does. If you wash it more often than you need to it will get greasy faster and damage your hair.
Thanks for the great tips, Liah. Two great resources I've enjoyed and benefited from are : the Sciencey Hair blog (rarely updated but great info anyway) and The Beauty Brains podcast.
oh thanks for sharing! Love TBB podcast
I love TBB too! They give very good information about taking care your skin and hair.
You sound so calm and knowledgeable , I just want to believe you instantly
Navya DinaH ha😅 thank you! But I would encourage you to do further research too that’s right for your hair!
@@LiahYoo hahaha yes yes of course
Thanks!
I've got curly hair and kinda feel that combing whilst wet does me less damage :/
It does! Check out Manes by Mell! She's the best!
Sharmin Seco same! And it’s so hard to fully detangle curly hair when it’s dry. I’ll sit there combing and combing for ages without making any progress. A lot of these tips are clearly geared towards people with straight hair.
@@elizzabugg5358 I started detangling my curly hair morning and night because it would take so long to detangle after a shower. It helps to reduce the detangling process.
Summary
Chemical damage- bleaching, dyeing, perms, colouring
Water damage- quality of water- hard water bad- tip if have vinegar rinse or water softener thing. soft water good, length of exposure long period of time is bad, don’t comb or style wet hair
Product damage- don’t shampoo two often extend and adjust days as much as you can. Only shampoo scalp, choose the most moisturising shampoo, use as less hair products as possible, brush hair before shower, clarifying shampoo/ foam shampoo every so often if needed
Physical shampoo- gently press out the water when towel drying, swap out towel drying for an old shirt, don’t tug or stretch hair
Heat damage lower- less long exposure to heat, no long hot showers, hair styling make sweet and short, invest in tools that will cause less damage
UV damage- avoid direct sun exposure as much as possible, wear hats etc
I tried putting coconut oil in my hair to where it's a little too oily 2 hours before I do shampoo my hair since it's so dry, be careful though it made my hair grow much faster than usual if you dont want that
Hmm that means it worked well! 😁 did you just apply it once or over a period of time? (E.g, weeks?)
@@ron5506 I did this for a little bit than over a month every two days even though I shouldn't have washed my hair that often, I still shower every two days but I only rinse it out with water every other time
So the correct area to put the coconut oil is where it's already too oily, and not in the whole area of the head?
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I love that her videos are always so well planned and that she’s always so well informed about what every the topic of the video is; keep the good work💞
What do you think about sulfates in shampoo ? Really helpful video btw thank you :)
Everything depends on the concentration it’s used that would decide the level of damage! So can’t say it’s good or bad
It strips colour. That's about it, so if you colour your hair, it's best to stay clear of it...
@@gillianwills9049 last studies say that is not true, I was convinced also but.
ninaimantada it makes your hair get oily a lot faster tho
@@smolbutdedly2822 for me personally SLS caused it, but SLES not
"Long shower,definitely not good for your hair"
Me: TF? I BATH FOR ALMOST 1 HOUR LITERALLY BECAUSE OF MY HAIR!
I do the same..
OMG same 😅😅😅😅
Lmaooo
Same 🤭😂😂
YES, RIGHT?
80% of my bath is hydrating my hair lol
Ngl i like how you give the picturesque example, i am in love with your specific explanation.
My Mom is a hairdresser so I've always followed all of those tips. I wash my hair once a week and focus the product only on the roots. I sometimes use dry shampoo on the 6th day when it's needed and some hair oil from time to time. I let my hair air dry as often as possible and never play with it while it's wet. I try to finish the wash with colder water to close up the cuticles and still... my hair has always been extremely frizzy and dry. I don't have damaged hair but still, it is such a pain to keep it looking good and I actually learned something a while ago that has completely changed my life. Brushing you hair is what makes it look as awful. It doesn't matter how well you take care of it, brushing it will always ruin the look. So now, I just rarely comb through the roots and that's it, my hair can finally be free.
Also, since my hair really IS very dry, I use a hair mask instead of a conditioner, the ones from Garnier are really nice.
Anyway, thanks for the video. I'm loving the diversity! 😍
also we need an updated makeup routine hehehe!
Oh do we!😅 don’t think I change up too much
@@LiahYoo hahaha i just love your makeup tutorials though! :)
Agreed!!
Oh my God Liah you are such a life safer, i've been dealing with fridge hair becuase of the weather changes and new environment i now live in, and i've been taking this step by step that you recomended and my hair started to look nice, shinier and healthy again 💚💚
kanya madrim woohoo! We can get there 👏🏼
How great it is to have someone who can advice you based on facts, on science that has been studied. Really enjoyed the vides, thak you!
This is the best hair care video I have ever seen. It’s kind of long but worth every minute.
My best tip, clean your brushes and combs!! Take the time to use tweezers or a metal pick tool, to get out any dust, lint, or spaghetti wrapped hair around brushes and combs to make them cause less friction. About every 3-6 months. It is well worth the hour it will take, I promise!!
Liah, I love you so much 💖 Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us, I feel truly lucky to have found your channel. You saved my face from acne. Love, from México!
You are so so kind! Thank you!
I know its random. But what do you think about dermaplaining or home face shaving ?
Thank you Liah
Would you be able to do a video on dry scalps and dandruff and product recommendations please?
I really admire your extensive research and the background and chemistry of things, and applying it to caring for your hair properly and sharing it with us!! Thank you so much!
I am super impressed and I tend to really listen word for word. She's so knowledgeable and I like how she speaks. Great job! Thanks for this 😍
im actually putting 'great barrier' in my hair and surprisingly it works pretty well since i forgot to bring my hair leave in conditioner😂
Can u do video for remedies to dark circles? Can u suggest some good eye creams?
Pure Sweet almond oil. But be careful of the amount of oil you put on your under-eye, because too much oil may cause milia
I work out every day so I need to wash it everyday. I need to start shampooing only the scalp
Yes! Try to make the shampooing short and sweet too :)
Co-wash. Wash your hair with a conditioner or a co-wash labeled product. It's perfect.
That's definitely a good thing to do! Your hair ends don't get as greasy or dirty as your scalp so you don't need to apply as much shampoo to clean them, and when you only rince the roots, as you rince it off, it'll get to the hair ends and that's more than enough to clean them already
I've heard about "cleansing conditioners", they clean the hair but is not as damaging or harsh as shampoo! Leaves your hair clean but moisturized, something for you (or others who wash their hair everyday) to try out!:)
@@saramichelle7954 thanks so much. I am going to look into it and buy to use it for sure.. my hair now is quite damaged .. 🙏
I trust her more compared to other content creators based on beauty and personal care to self especially to skin, hair and others. We truly need someone like this- a professional in her own forte. Glad I've found your channel ❣️🥳
Using an old t shirt to dry & shampooing with cold water do make a difference. I did both when I had purple hair; made it smoother & shinier.
I'd have probably topped my school if I had a teacher who explains like her I mean she's so good 😍
tbh silicone free hair styling products are the way to go, they don’t build up as much (i use the shea moisture styling lotion) + for drying your hair: a hair dryer with a diffuser causes way less heat damage as it distributes the heat evenly
You are my self care guru, thanks liah cuz my hair is dropping like crazy
Jesslyn Lin same and I don’t know why! I feel so frustrated!
One of the best, most informative and helpful advice on hair care. Keep it coming. Thank you
The application of coconut oil before taking a shower also restores damaged hair. I used to apply it 5 hrs or more before taking a shower and then applies lesser shampoo afterwards so that the oil will still stay and do it’s magic 😊
Tip 4: try to use paraben and sulfate free organic shampoo.. it helps a lot.
Do you have any recommendation ? ☺
Any recommendations?
I actually have the habit that i don't comb my hair while it's still wet from shower since i feel like it breaks easily, and in my country it's very normal that people go out without drying their hair. Hair dryer is not a huge thing. You just let it air dry
Where is that?
I have areally bad scalp condition with zits n oily kinda dandruff nd hairloss, do you have a video for that, if not could you please help me out 🙄😭
I would recommend you to look up Nizoral shampoo, it helped my dandruff and zits
You can also search Dr. Dray Nizoral on TH-cam she's a certified dermatologist she gives very helpful tips and evidence on scalp problem
@@SetsuNanami97 Thanks, I have tried Nizoral did work for sometime, but the it stopped working
since may i really suffer from extreme dandruff and hair loss and my scalp is often really oily. my doctor said it's due to stress i had 6 to 12 month ago (he could be right) and i should just wait. but i am not patient and tried l'oreal botanicals fresh care lavender and i have way less dandruff, fewer issues with oil and i only use it once a week. only the hair loss still bothers me.
@@trishulachettri9130 Did you use the one in yellow and white packaging? It worked for me. However I'm still suffering from hairloss.
Could it be that you might have scalp eczema? If you have very bad itching and you keep scratching your head cause of it, it can end up with hairloss and a lot of dandruff (I found out that I had scalp eczema and not dandruff after 6 years, and also have VERY BAD hairloss). I'd recommend maybe checking in with your doctor if this souns familiar. Otherwise, maybe you could try an apple cider vinegar wash, which can get rid of some oiliness, and also helps some people with dandruff!
Personally I recently started using a DIY flaxseed gel + olive oil hair mask before every hair wash, because I saw a video of ''Alexandrasgirlytalk'' where she showed her bald spots, and how this mask got completely rid of it! It ended up getting rid of my dandruff, getting rid of about 80% of my eczema irritation, and because when the mask dries up after 2 hours your hair kinda feels like straw, it ended up helping my oiliness TREMENDOUSLY! The moment you step under the shower the gel dissapears so it also isn't damaging at all. If you have nothing to lose, you could check her video out, and she also has a video showing her bald spots, and maybe try it. It's very easy to make, and honestly a life saver to me.
Also for hairloss, you could check out a product called Rogaine, apparently a lot of people love that for hairgrowth, even Dr.Dray an online dermatologist talked about how it works. Personally haven't tried it, since the product also says that if you stop using it the hairloss starts again, so I'm hoping the gel will help + vitamins + protein, but this could be something you could research if you've already tried everything else! Lots of luck, and I really hope you find what you need
I love Liah soo much😭. She is so informative in her videos and does not waste time with useless intros! I love her videos, she’s one of my favourite youtubers
Keep going !!❤️
Thank you!
OMG, this is finally a video I found that helps me! My hair are naturally very volouminous, and I was looking for tips to reduce the volume.. I am visiting a hairdresser soon, but i wanted to look up how to keep my hair healthy till then..
When I was younger I struggled with my hair a lot (mostly because they were curly and volouminous) and cut some parts out myself, resulting my hair having a different length on each side and layer.. Wow..What a brilliant idea of mine...!
Well now I want to fix it, and after that keep it healthy.. This video helps do much! I can't put it in words, Thank you!
I just genuinely love your videos, since everything is so well explained with a little science and personal experience. I'm still considering buying a Dyson hairdryer, although it's a bit in the expensive side, but I really appreciate your opinion on the matter.
Keep up the good work! 😊
アンジェリカAngie thank you so much Angie!
I've been having hairfall lately bc of stress and just dyed my hair recently. Thank you for the wonderful tips Liah 🥰 I could always trust you in everything.
I really appreciate all this research you've put into this video! I didn't know I have been doing so many things wrong ! You are a lifesaver! After just this one video , I have subscribed !! Thank you so much ,Liah !
I tried some of her tips for couple days and YES! IT IS WORKED!! My hair not as frizzy as before and i liiiiike it. Thank youuu~ ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing this info. Everyone says the water is not suitable but u r d first one to give a remedy for it. Really informative video
Liah am having so much hairfall.. My hair has become so thin.. Plz tell me what to do? Or plz do a video on this..
Same thing happen to me..my hair is so thin..☹️ somebody help
Castor oil!
biotin pills
@@joannaszulc1496 I will try😘
Best to first see a doctor to make sure it's not health related
Just like with skincare, I avoid sls in my shampoos. I also avoid non water soluble silicones because the extra build up in my head makes my scalp itch like crazy. I've noticed the skin on my scalp is very similar to the skin on my face. I've since ditched traditional dandruff shampoos and now use a shampoo with 3% salisylic acid as the active ingredient and it exfoliates my scalp, controls oil, and stopped the itchyness. C:
Rosa R. any recommendations for shampoo? my scalp seems to be the same.
right, what shampoo do you use?
What shampoo!!!
Can you please make a more detailed video on how to maintain a frizzy hair?
IT WOULD HELP A LOT. Or just reply to me with more tips please :)
You already helped me woth my acne problems so Im trusting you in this aswell!!! ♡♡♡
I use the curly hair method. Frizzy hair is due to lack of hydration. So I spray water on my hair and follow with some leave in conditioner or oil. This has really helped me, as mid week my hair gets frizzy too. x x
Chrissy Moss ok ill try this out :)) THANK YOU ♡
@@sagingmilk ❤❤
1.while drying always scrunch your hair with towel to soak the water water than creating friction
2. never wear towel turban after washing hairs
this points can also be added to your helpful video i learned
With hair care videos I never know what to believe because the video will say one thing & then all the comments will be like "ACTUALLY, THAT'S NOT TRUE--!" so I think HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO LEARN ABOUT HAIR HEALTH IF EVERYONE IS LYING!? But this is the first hair video that actually made me feel reassured that I can DO SOMETHING to care for my hair without a secret chance I might also be destroying my hair.