Yall are haters. They're both just doing their job. For someone like myself this is all new news to me, not everyone know "basic" info since we've been told manufactured/chemical products are best for your hair. I hope you keep that same negative energy towards men too.
not hating i just do hair for a livimg and this is terrible advice for anyones hair! just sharing my knowledge, sorry you're under educated in the department, if you need some help just say that.. & what do men or negative energy have to do with my comment? @@ayofrtho7014
Coconut oil is comedogenic (blocks pores), it’s great for protecting hair (mids and ends) but do not put it on your scalp, it’ll block pores and make your scalp soooo oily
I did this and I couldn't wash it out 😅 edit, I used a solid type from a jar. I've bought essential coconut oil which is liquid form that i use as a base oil for massage, would this be appropriate??
@@libertysbodycontouring probably depends on the hair, because I put coconut oil in my mids/ends right before every shower and the shampoo always takes most of it out (+ protects it from drying out)
@@user-ig8yr6td7m Yes! I forgot to say I use OGX coconut oil for hair. They have 2 types: the original (rainbow writing) and the “weightless one” (comes in a spray bottle), they’re both great. I use the weightless bc I have thin hair, but they’re both pretty much the same. I put that in my hair before every wash. You can get it at literally any drugstore it’s very accessible. Follow AbbeyYung on YT, she’s got great science-based haircare tips.
I was told coconut oil doesn’t do anything to moisturize hair but is great for your skin. Hair dressers usually recommend olive oil, jojoba oil and stuff like that because instead of sitting on top of the hair the way coconut oil does, it penetrates the strands infusing moisture. But that is what I was told 😂
Coconut oil is bad for the skin. Large molecule size🙂clogs pores, and makes skin smell funky. Darker skinned people tolerate it well, they have different skin.
Jojoba is more of a finishing oil. Coconut oil does penetrate the hair shaft and helps prevent protein loss and strengthens. Plenty of peer reviewed articles about which oils penetrate and which don’t or are most difficult to penetrate. Jojoba is a sealant most like our natural oil on our hair.
My great grandmother used to do this as well she was from India don’t know which part because she was shipped to Jamaica years ago but, she taught all the girls to put coconut in their hair miss her🥲
@@CCCC-xm6vg Never use coconut oil by itself on your hair hun. Always mix it with another oil like avocado or macadamia nut. Make sure the oil you mix it with is heavier than the coconut oil
Coconut oil also has a hydrophobic effect, which means that it repels water. This effect may prevent the hair from absorbing water and dry it out over time. Therefore, although occasional use will help moisturize the hair, it is best not to use coconut oil as a long-term strategy.
Fun fact: coconut oil actually doesn’t do sh7t for your hair. The molecule is to big to enter the hair ! But will create a wannabe protection to help keep the water in your hair. Jojoba oil is way better !
@@shirgez1388 in my opinion, I will say the two of them are as good! But both have different properties that can be more ‘’powerful ‘’ on certain type of hair ! So it depend on the need of your air 😊
Came here to say the same thing!!! I’m a hairstylist who gets asked by most of my clients which kind of extensions I have… I don’t have extensions. I recommend coating your head in jojoba oil before you wash/ using jojoba as a hair oil on styled hair
Different type of hair oil works according to the climate you live in. Jojoba does nothing for my hair I prefer marula oil cos I live in a area that has 95% humidity were I live. I also like amla oil. Jojoba and Argan are mostly for dry climates and don't work for women living in tropical or sub tropical climates
As a hairdresser I know that coconut oil only help the cuticle of the hair but bleach damages the cortex and the coconut does nothing to help bleach damage
When the cortex is damaged from factors such as heat, colourants, bleach the cuticle is raised. When the cuticle is raised the hair is brittle, prone to breakage, dry. When the hair is covered in oil. The cuticle is flattened but not only this, the oil also fills gaps and molecules which allow moisture to escape . May this be. Any sort of oil, this is why she recommends the cheapest one from (your cheapest),“local supermarket”. 🙄
Tbh I found out that it definetly depends where you live, it never worked for me because I live in quite a cold country and the oil solidifies, but in warmer countries where room temp still keeps it oily, it does wonders!
@@diannajames6261 no she doesn’t. She has multiple businesses, 4 children, goes to law school. Why do you think she has so many Nannie’s? Because she doesn’t have time to do everything herself. You really think Kim drives to Wholefoods, buys groceries for the entire family and loads it all into the car herself? You need a reality check. High profile celebrities like her do a lot less than you think. She has personal assistants too. What do you think their job is?? She doesn’t cook either because she has chefs. Also cleaners, and gardeners. Kim has a million different employees, she hardly does anything herself because she’s too busy working all the time. Which is also why she got so much backlash for her “get your ass up and work” comment. Yes she works a lot but she doesn’t even have to take care of her own kids or do other things that 99,9% of people have to do daily.
Say it again for the ones in the back she got an entire frontal hell that ain't her damn natural hair why she gotta lie tho hell it is cute but I use 100 percent unrefined cold pressed coconut oil on my 4 yr olders hair
Coconut oil doesn’t penetrate in the hair. The molecule is too big. When processed for products yes but not straight outta the jar. Jojoba oil is a better option #hairdresser
Man I love how they're like "omg wow" because she's Kim Kardashian and if it had been a desi or any other person saying this.. their reactions would be like "eww, it's gross" etc 💀
This might be true for any other show but these women. They’re all women of color and practice similar techniques with their hair. They’re just trying to be engaging
@@sauerfamily cause it DOES happen in real life. desis are ridiculed for practicing their culture like oiling their hair, but the moment a white woman does it everyone loses their minds
It's a wiggggg lol 🤌🏼 it's like when Beyonce was doing those hair dye commercials for.loreal in the early 2000s and we all KNEW it was a full lace wig 😭😭😭😭🤌🏼
Hairstylist here. Coconut oils molecules are too large to penetrate hair so all it does it float on top of the hair strand without actually doing anything.
With you being a hair stylist...what do you recommend for bleach blonde hair to make it healthier/ shinier/ more hydrated?? Something organic or without sulfates?
Pro stylist here and this literally does nothing but make your hair greasy, clog your hair follicles and block your hair from receiving any moisture, coconut oil is a natural barrier and will only hold what moisture if any is in the hair it does not help the hair at all! Its better to use a hair mask or use castor oil, please do not listen to a woman who has stylists running around doing her hair, and gets paid to say this!! Its not gving any benefits
No it depends on your hair texture if you have fine hair yes this would be a big mistake for people with thick 3a to 4c hair work wonders so please don’t spread misinformation.
Mamma….that is a wig…….I am a hairdresser and coconut oil does not fix damaged hair…..that is a myth. Especially fried over processed hair. If you want to help your hair use K 18 or olaplex. Or redken acidic bonding treatments.
Yes. She's literally wearing a wig & no natural blond or even bottle blond is smearing coconut oil on our hair. I'm not sure who she thinks she is appealing to. I know oiling hair is popular in Asia where hair is much thicker. Typically Europeans haven't done this through history since our hair texture is a bit finer & natural oil distributes from our scalp more easily. But... whatever, Kim! 🤷🏼♀️
@@jenniferwinterbauer8884do you know what we should use? I do have pretty dry hair but I agree, coconut oil makes my hair feel like crap! But I really do need a nice oil for my hair and wondering if you recommend anything?
Yeah I started doing this after I bleached my hair. My hair stylist told me to do it and my hair felt soooo much better afte the 1st time. Coconut oil is great for so many things. I use it as a moisturizer. I dry exfoliate, lather myself in coconut oil, jump in the shower, once out I lather myself in coconut oil again and then lather up with a lotion to lock in the moisture. It gave me extremely soft skin! Try it and you're welcome.
@@sotafats put coconut oil 1 to 2 tbsp more if you have more hair and massage into your hair keep it overnight or few hours before washing and conditioning
Hairdresser here. This actually is not good for your hair. You want an actual serum for bleach blonde. Coconut oil will clog your hair follicles, you can put it on your scalp but I would not recommend doing it very often because when you add extra oil to your scalp your body will try to overcompensate that oil because it isn't from your body.
Coconut oil is really good for your hair to make it smooth and to avoid breakage. It’s a lot of maintenance tho, it takes awhile to lather it in your hair and then it’s hard to wash it off in the shower. I’ve never slept with it on just left it in my hair for a few hours throughout the day before showering. Coconut oil is awesome, I’ve even used it on my squeaky door hinge and it stopped it from squeaking. Also I just looked into towel pillow covers and they do exist for anyone that would want to use coconut oil overnight
"Sometimes it melts" 👁️👄👁️ I thought it always melt? especially with your hand touching it with body heat..... I can understand if she was talking about like when its in a cabinet not being touched but pretty sure it melts.
I think that’s exactly what she means….. when it’s been sitting somewhere and you take it out & there’s a layer of the oil on top….. that’s why she made the comment afterwards like “after it melts I’ll just dip my ponytail in it” ………. I genuinely can’t believe ppl are this dumb lmfao
I put coconut in my hair once, didn’t get it out for 6 day after trying everything and having to go to school looking like I haven’t washed my hair in months
You shouldnt put too much oil on your hair though...i do it once a week all my life but with reasonnable quatity like 5 tbsp of coco oil 2 of castor oil and 1 of Rosemary oil...i shampoo my hair twice and use a leave in conditionner for 5 to 10 minutes and my hair is oil free afterwards
@@TrischaPeppercause if her mom and Kylie did an episode where they got giddy about going to the grocery store saying they havent been in years, you already know Kim sends her assistant to shop for her or orders food. They're richer than they deserve and they definitely dont grocery shop. You know for certain she doesn't when theres no photos of her in a grocery store.
Professional advice here as a cosmo student: Coconut oil is great for moisture as an ingredient, but if you want to add health to your hair after bleaching it, use protein masks and products (pureology strength and conditioner, redken ABC line)
Every Indian girl be like : I have done it all my life.. Indian mums make sure their daughter have healthy hair and undoubtedly they have the most beautifully thick hair.
Indian women and men bith have thick hair by genetics And properly educated hair stylists do not recommend coconut oil for alot of other hair types It actually will dry your hair out more if you have bleached hair (a bunch of my hair broke off when I was using coconut oil, and my hair was so dry) And if you have hair dye in, the coconut oil actually lightens your hair, so its absolutely not recommended for anyone who dyes their hair.
@Himadri Maru hehe yeah and they are responding as "wow oh my god" when she is so stupid in saying it melts sometimes 😂😂 coconut oil obviously melts in hot temperatures
Hair dresser here! Coconut oil, if used with the right texture, can have an awesome smoothing effect. Similar to silicones found in conditioners coconut oil creates a coating around the hair that makes it appear and feel smooth and shiny. Our hairs cuticle layer will only open and close based off of its ph level that can be dictated based off of what we put on and in our hair which is happiest at a range of 4.5-5.5. The ph level of coconut oil by itself is actually at a 7 which is at a damaging level for the hair. I personally always recommend something that has ingredients that are broken down to a molecular weight best suited for the hair and helps maintain a happy ph level for the hair 😊
@@kaylacody8318 Your comment is clear proof that many hair dressers spout nonsense. They must not bother to teach basic chemistry in cosmetology school. The pH scale is only for substances that are water-based, hence the term "potential of Hydrogen". Oils do not have free hydrogen ions. Secondly, cuticles are always slightly "open" (technically raised, but that's semantics). So, water can still enter even if you apply coconut oil, but less than if it were not on the hair (this actually helps prevent too much swelling of the hair). Coconut oil's molecular structure allows it to easily penetrate the hair. The issue a lot of people have is that the temperature around them is too cold and the oil hardens. They should try mixing it with another oil to prevent it from solidifying.
Well oiling with coconut oil can cause the hair to be frizzy, for first time users I'd recommend argan oil. But of course coconut might work for a lot of people too so try and experiment ☺️
She’s middle eastern. Mediterranean race people have been using oils for hair and skin since ancient times. Maybe when you find out history before commenting.
@@msdivafly1 She’s middle eastern. Mediterranean race people have been using oils for hair and skin since ancient times. Maybe when you find out history before commenting.
@@elettramia6380yeah when will some Indians realise that other ethnicities use the same things as them. Some Indians think only they use coconut oil etc gurl please 😂
My grandma makes herbal coconut oil, the residue after making the oil is used for various other stuffs including animal fodder and the shell used for fire. Makes me think that we Indians have pretty much very organic and rich lifestyle.👀
I like how she think she’s telling the girls something new Lmao … Oh Kim 😂. Especially when explaining how Coconut oil “ sometimes melts “ … I can’t 😭.
Actually it really works. If you have curly hair I recommend doing this one or twice a week between your hair care routine. It's the one you can buy at the grocery store like she said. Not expensive at all ❤
‼️DONT LISTEN TO HER. Anyone who knows ANYTHING about hair will tell you that coconut oil does nothing for your hair. Your hair can't absorb the type of oil that is coconut oil. So even though it will look shiny until you shampoo your hair you arent actually helping your hair or repairing any damage or moisturizing it at all. It's just sitting on top of the hair shaft. There are a lot of other types of oil though that are really good for your hair that your hair CAN actually absorb such as argan oil, castor oil ext
I’d agree with you but if you apply even a dab of it anywhere on your body, more hair grows there. Also it softens the hair, therefore it has penetrated the hair by lubricating it.
So Kim to let you no Bleached hair doesn’t take in oil it sits on top That’s why u probs have to keep doing it 4 times a week if it was really getting into the the hair follicle it would work the 1st time Your hair isn’t going to drink the oil that way You need to start out with a deep moisturiser conditioner add Raw aloe vera to it and that will give u more Health oil can seal hair but it’s not going to moisturise it was because it’s not getting into the hair follicle
The way shes explaining it and how others are listening as if it's some treasure secret lol. Trust me , every single person does this on a regular basis. You are not a unicorn lol
@@bree2woke737 ok but I never claimed it was JUST Indians I can’t speak for other races was just saying that this ‘trick’ is not really a trick for Indians just basic hair care may be the same in other races may not be 🤷♀️
I do exactly the same i sleep on it twice per week and put a thick towel on the pillow. 100% organic coconut oil the best product for your hair. I don't put any on the roots just middle and ends
Kim acting like she discovered this and the hosts acting like they've never heard of this before😂😂😂
she never said she invented it LOL u ppl r so negative & weird
Kim never acted as if she invented it and the host probably didn't know about it because it's the first time I'm hearing about this 🤷♀️.
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She really isn't acting like she invented it...😂
I like how she HAD to add “at the grocery store” to make sure we still believe she does her own grocery shopping
I know right, I was wondering where she got this new found coconut oil 🥴🙄
Do we even believe she is doing this hair process she is describing(they lie so damn much)🤦🏾♀️
Or that we will believe that she even knows what a grocery store is
She has never went to the grocery store 😅😅
I think she wants you to believe it’s just coconut oil and not a million other expensive hair products.
The hosts being so shocked at the most basic hair maintenance tip ever.
This! 😂😂😂😂
I do it all the time 😂its nothing new
Right though and it’s not even healthy for the hair!
Yall are haters. They're both just doing their job. For someone like myself this is all new news to me, not everyone know "basic" info since we've been told manufactured/chemical products are best for your hair.
I hope you keep that same negative energy towards men too.
not hating i just do hair for a livimg and this is terrible advice for anyones hair! just sharing my knowledge, sorry you're under educated in the department, if you need some help just say that.. & what do men or negative energy have to do with my comment? @@ayofrtho7014
That statement while you wearing a wig lol she is right about coconut oil is great for hair
Lmfao! I just commented that
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EXACTLY 😂 SO RIGHT ON THE MONEY 😅
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@Rohandutt0 Sure she doesn’t 😂😂😂😂
Indian be like : 👁👄👁 I do that all the time.
Ikr😂😂 I can't relate how applying oil is high maintenance but other stuff ain't lol😂
@@krshna_priya_kp yeah lol 😂😂😂
Yet she thinks our food is smelly 🙄
I was about to type that 😂😂
Exactly. Literally have oil in my hair at all times, especially when Grandma's around.
I too grease my blonde wigs with coconut oil everyday
Lmbo
I thought the same thing. Looks like she’s got a wig on in this video though
@@mayani777 not really
That does not look like a wig
That's def a wig! Her natural hair isnt as full.
Coconut oil is comedogenic (blocks pores), it’s great for protecting hair (mids and ends) but do not put it on your scalp, it’ll block pores and make your scalp soooo oily
I did this and I couldn't wash it out 😅 edit, I used a solid type from a jar. I've bought essential coconut oil which is liquid form that i use as a base oil for massage, would this be appropriate??
@@libertysbodycontouring probably depends on the hair, because I put coconut oil in my mids/ends right before every shower and the shampoo always takes most of it out (+ protects it from drying out)
@ellemfae I do have dry skin, so I probably have dry hair, too. But it is crap if you try these things and regret it for 2 weeks, lol
Use clarifying shampoo works everytime
@@user-ig8yr6td7m Yes! I forgot to say I use OGX coconut oil for hair. They have 2 types: the original (rainbow writing) and the “weightless one” (comes in a spray bottle), they’re both great. I use the weightless bc I have thin hair, but they’re both pretty much the same. I put that in my hair before every wash. You can get it at literally any drugstore it’s very accessible. Follow AbbeyYung on YT, she’s got great science-based haircare tips.
I was told coconut oil doesn’t do anything to moisturize hair but is great for your skin.
Hair dressers usually recommend olive oil, jojoba oil and stuff like that because instead of sitting on top of the hair the way coconut oil does, it penetrates the strands infusing moisture. But that is what I was told 😂
Coconut oil is bad for the skin. Large molecule size🙂clogs pores, and makes skin smell funky. Darker skinned people tolerate it well, they have different skin.
Facts
Nah. Coconut oil is highly comedogenic and clogs pores
Jojoba is more of a finishing oil. Coconut oil does penetrate the hair shaft and helps prevent protein loss and strengthens.
Plenty of peer reviewed articles about which oils penetrate and which don’t or are most difficult to penetrate. Jojoba is a sealant most like our natural oil on our hair.
true
She saying all that with a wig on.💀
I’m convinced most celebrities hate us and think we are all stupid Lmaoooo
😂😂😂
she doesnt have a wig on... she dyed her hair lol
Her hair for sure. But she does have exstension s
I no lmao. The stupid ones are the ones who believe it's her own hair 🤣
@@jadeb2852 that's definitely a WIG
Bro this is what desis have been doing for literally years now😭😭
My great grandmother used to do this as well she was from India don’t know which part because she was shipped to Jamaica years ago but, she taught all the girls to put coconut in their hair miss her🥲
Good for them?
Exactly 😂😂😂
CENTURIES*
@@boutaynafodil9647 oh well it IS good for us we barely use extensions~
The funniest thing besides Kim acting like this is a Kardashian trick, is that coconut oil by itself actually dries tf out if your hair 😂
It did not work for me.
@@CCCC-xm6vg Never use coconut oil by itself on your hair hun. Always mix it with another oil like avocado or macadamia nut. Make sure the oil you mix it with is heavier than the coconut oil
@@MsTee349What are you sayin??? I put it in my hair before washing and it BLESSED MY HAIR!!
Coconut oil also has a hydrophobic effect, which means that it repels water. This effect may prevent the hair from absorbing water and dry it out over time. Therefore, although occasional use will help moisturize the hair, it is best not to use coconut oil as a long-term strategy.
I agree. Coconut oil destroyed my hair. So I use argan oil, and pumpkin seed oil.
I used a shampoo and conditioner that had Coconut oil and after awhile my hair got dried out badly.
That's called oiling your hair. And it's an ancient Ayurvedic technique for healthy hair.
She doesn't have healthy or long hair.
Its a wig 😂😂😂@@davabaye2656
Wow oiling hair is it? Thats so original and different
@@KgfhffI hear forks are ancient utensils, too.
ayurveda uses oil for so many things, it's so healing. it's even good for mental illnesses.
“I saw Kim K wearing organic kokonut oil and flip-flops, so I bought organic kokonut oil and flip-flops.”
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🤣🤣🤣 ty for this
underrated comment 😂
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I heard she did a kokonut oil commercial.. IN JAPAN
OH ADRIENNE PLEASE!! 😩😩
Fun fact: coconut oil actually doesn’t do sh7t for your hair. The molecule is to big to enter the hair ! But will create a wannabe protection to help keep the water in your hair. Jojoba oil is way better !
Isn't Argan oil the most recommended for hair?
@@shirgez1388 in my opinion, I will say the two of them are as good! But both have different properties that can be more ‘’powerful ‘’ on certain type of hair ! So it depend on the need of your air 😊
What about almond? And olive oil
Came here to say the same thing!!! I’m a hairstylist who gets asked by most of my clients which kind of extensions I have… I don’t have extensions. I recommend coating your head in jojoba oil before you wash/ using jojoba as a hair oil on styled hair
Different type of hair oil works according to the climate you live in. Jojoba does nothing for my hair I prefer marula oil cos I live in a area that has 95% humidity were I live. I also like amla oil. Jojoba and Argan are mostly for dry climates and don't work for women living in tropical or sub tropical climates
As a hairdresser I know that coconut oil only help the cuticle of the hair but bleach damages the cortex and the coconut does nothing to help bleach damage
right! like good message but wrong hair type to be promoting this lmfao
When the cortex is damaged from factors such as heat, colourants, bleach the cuticle is raised. When the cuticle is raised the hair is brittle, prone to breakage, dry. When the hair is covered in oil. The cuticle is flattened but not only this, the oil also fills gaps and molecules which allow moisture to escape . May this be. Any sort of oil, this is why she recommends the cheapest one from (your cheapest),“local supermarket”. 🙄
Tbh I found out that it definetly depends where you live, it never worked for me because I live in quite a cold country and the oil solidifies, but in warmer countries where room temp still keeps it oily, it does wonders!
I agree
As a hair dresser what do you recommend for bleached hair?? Any tips would help please,thank you!!🤗
“At the grocery store” as if she has ever walked into a grocery store and actually bought groceries herself lol
She did actually. There were paparazzi photos of her and the kids in and out of groceries.. they are rich but they are still normal people 😂
She does lmao? Y’all swear rich people just don’t do shit themselves
@@diannajames6261 no she doesn’t. She has multiple businesses, 4 children, goes to law school. Why do you think she has so many Nannie’s? Because she doesn’t have time to do everything herself.
You really think Kim drives to Wholefoods, buys groceries for the entire family and loads it all into the car herself? You need a reality check. High profile celebrities like her do a lot less than you think. She has personal assistants too. What do you think their job is??
She doesn’t cook either because she has chefs. Also cleaners, and gardeners.
Kim has a million different employees, she hardly does anything herself because she’s too busy working all the time. Which is also why she got so much backlash for her “get your ass up and work” comment. Yes she works a lot but she doesn’t even have to take care of her own kids or do other things that 99,9% of people have to do daily.
She said grocery store because it can be purchased with EBT
@@ayla8345 ok Ayla, whatever you says gworl
I love how they acted so surprised to something so simple duhhhhhhh
Coconut oil knots up my hair but works great for my skin.
Im so confused… is she trying to make believe that wig is her hair?
I’m glad I’m not the only one thinking that.
Say it again for the ones in the back she got an entire frontal hell that ain't her damn natural hair why she gotta lie tho hell it is cute but I use 100 percent unrefined cold pressed coconut oil on my 4 yr olders hair
Yes.
Y’all can’t tell the difference between a wig and actual hair? This is not a wig.
Hell yeah when she know it's not 🤦🏽♀️
Me an Indian: pfft thats childs play to us
Hello
An Indian lady told me about Amla oil and my Afro has never been the same.❤❤
SAME
So many black people practically bathe in it too 😂
Coconut dries out wavey and curly hair
Ja, right. Fresh coconut milk is my shampoo my grandmother do this everytime she bath me. My hair result was shining ang grows double ❤
No! Coconut oil is a bandaid and not a long term fix. She has extensions. Her hair does not look like this.
Gurrl bye! It’s a lace front wig! 🙄
my exact thought 😂😂😂
Girl, this the same bitch that swears her ass is real 😂 you think she’ll admit to wearing a wig.
EXACTLY 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nah she has a team that does ALL her hair changes! She’s totally normal with us. She NEEDS coconut oil like us. Lmao
Chile I was like if someone don’t clock her 😬😂
Coconut oil doesn’t penetrate in the hair. The molecule is too big. When processed for products yes but not straight outta the jar. Jojoba oil is a better option #hairdresser
I love how the kardashians say “Organic” 😂
Man I love how they're like "omg wow" because she's Kim Kardashian and if it had been a desi or any other person saying this.. their reactions would be like "eww, it's gross" etc 💀
THIS EXACTLY
No they wouldn't.... tf?
This might be true for any other show but these women. They’re all women of color and practice similar techniques with their hair. They’re just trying to be engaging
How the fuck would you even figure that?
@@sauerfamily cause it DOES happen in real life. desis are ridiculed for practicing their culture like oiling their hair, but the moment a white woman does it everyone loses their minds
It's a wiggggg lol 🤌🏼 it's like when Beyonce was doing those hair dye commercials for.loreal in the early 2000s and we all KNEW it was a full lace wig 😭😭😭😭🤌🏼
Doesn’t matter tho she was getting her bag
Did she ever say it's a wig or why are you so confident in that lol
Back then my lil ass really was confused 🤣🤣🤣
@@chewy1203 because she is a women and she can tell the difference between real hair and a wig
Exactly. Just like the "my large ass and hips aren't fake" comments. They are so annoying.
It’s nice seeing how Adrienne and Kim are sitting together despite Rob!
It doesn’t moisturize your hair it just softens it.
Hairstylist here. Coconut oils molecules are too large to penetrate hair so all it does it float on top of the hair strand without actually doing anything.
It does however cause acne due to its comedogenic properties lol
Thank you there’s a reason that hair products aren’t 100% organic
What oil should we use then?
My hair type gets “fried” from coconut oil.
With you being a hair stylist...what do you recommend for bleach blonde hair to make it healthier/ shinier/ more hydrated?? Something organic or without sulfates?
Pro stylist here and this literally does nothing but make your hair greasy, clog your hair follicles and block your hair from receiving any moisture, coconut oil is a natural barrier and will only hold what moisture if any is in the hair it does not help the hair at all! Its better to use a hair mask or use castor oil, please do not listen to a woman who has stylists running around doing her hair, and gets paid to say this!! Its not gving any benefits
Quit spreading misinformation.
I agree coconut oil absolutely ruined my hair by making it sooo dry and dehydrated. 😞
Thanks,I was beginning to believe her and respect her(honesty)??
Exactly!!!
No it depends on your hair texture if you have fine hair yes this would be a big mistake for people with thick 3a to 4c hair work wonders so please don’t spread misinformation.
Not the sister-in-law’s ❤😂
Pure coconut oil is known to grow your hair also because our hair needs that natural oil
All I can say is..
🎶 why the fuk you lyin 🎶 👀
😄😄😄😄
Mmmmohmygahhh
Omg... Kim uses coconut oil? She's so innovative
Mamma….that is a wig…….I am a hairdresser and coconut oil does not fix damaged hair…..that is a myth. Especially fried over processed hair. If you want to help your hair use K 18 or olaplex. Or redken acidic bonding treatments.
Shes so stunning here
Coconut oil is a very drying oil , don’t use it on your hair unless you have a specific hair type that can tolerate it
Yes. She's literally wearing a wig & no natural blond or even bottle blond is smearing coconut oil on our hair. I'm not sure who she thinks she is appealing to. I know oiling hair is popular in Asia where hair is much thicker. Typically Europeans haven't done this through history since our hair texture is a bit finer & natural oil distributes from our scalp more easily. But... whatever, Kim! 🤷🏼♀️
YES!!
Def not for white or chinese people hair, ours it to thin.
@@jenniferwinterbauer8884do you know what we should use? I do have pretty dry hair but I agree, coconut oil makes my hair feel like crap! But I really do need a nice oil for my hair and wondering if you recommend anything?
Ta doesn't work for me...I use coconut oil only for oil pulling
But she’s wearing a wig lol 😂
Yeah I started doing this after I bleached my hair. My hair stylist told me to do it and my hair felt soooo much better afte the 1st time. Coconut oil is great for so many things. I use it as a moisturizer. I dry exfoliate, lather myself in coconut oil, jump in the shower, once out I lather myself in coconut oil again and then lather up with a lotion to lock in the moisture. It gave me extremely soft skin! Try it and you're welcome.
Use the coconut oil even on hair that's NOT damaged. It makes your hair so smooth and healthy!
It’s a wig isn’t it?
Looks like it
🤣🤣🤣 ikr.... was going to say the same
Yes it's obvious
Yes
No it's not... You can see her roots. Are you ladies this brain dead or just jealous losers?
Why is she making it sound like such a big deal? I as an Indian girl do that before every hair wash day
After u leave the oil in do u then wash and conditioner as usual !!!!!!!
@@sotafats yes! leave it overnight and wash the next morning. you can leave it on for a few hours if overnight is a hassle.
@@sotafats put coconut oil 1 to 2 tbsp more if you have more hair and massage into your hair keep it overnight or few hours before washing and conditioning
@@manya7903 Thank u 💖 💗 😘
@@poojan423 Thank u 💓 💖 💗
Wow, that’s so revolutionary that my ancestors have been oiling their hair for centuries are shooketh.
Hairdresser here. This actually is not good for your hair. You want an actual serum for bleach blonde. Coconut oil will clog your hair follicles, you can put it on your scalp but I would not recommend doing it very often because when you add extra oil to your scalp your body will try to overcompensate that oil because it isn't from your body.
Wait is this Adrienne Houghton in the end of the video the ex of her brother rob ???
Right I think it is
Yeah and also the cheetah girl and also look up her old group
Coconut oil is really good for your hair to make it smooth and to avoid breakage. It’s a lot of maintenance tho, it takes awhile to lather it in your hair and then it’s hard to wash it off in the shower. I’ve never slept with it on just left it in my hair for a few hours throughout the day before showering. Coconut oil is awesome, I’ve even used it on my squeaky door hinge and it stopped it from squeaking. Also I just looked into towel pillow covers and they do exist for anyone that would want to use coconut oil overnight
think of it as an oil based serum . its just that . and it washes off easy with a good shampoo
If you sleep with it in your hair make sure you put a bonnet on.
Wahshahaha she cracks me up literally a hairdresser and the best stylist doing her hair every day😂
Kim is so pretty
This is REAL wholesome content. Thank you Amurica
"Sometimes it melts" 👁️👄👁️ I thought it always melt? especially with your hand touching it with body heat..... I can understand if she was talking about like when its in a cabinet not being touched but pretty sure it melts.
I think that’s exactly what she means….. when it’s been sitting somewhere and you take it out & there’s a layer of the oil on top….. that’s why she made the comment afterwards like “after it melts I’ll just dip my ponytail in it” ………. I genuinely can’t believe ppl are this dumb lmfao
In colder climates coconut oil is solid and stays solid in your hand
Kim, you look like a wizard with that hair.
I love Kimyr she is such a boss!!😁♥️
I put coconut in my hair once, didn’t get it out for 6 day after trying everything and having to go to school looking like I haven’t washed my hair in months
Next time use clarifying shampoo if it doesn’t come out
I did the same in high school and had to wash my hair 2-3 times a day because I looked like gross girl for awhile.
You shouldnt put too much oil on your hair though...i do it once a week all my life but with reasonnable quatity like 5 tbsp of coco oil 2 of castor oil and 1 of Rosemary oil...i shampoo my hair twice and use a leave in conditionner for 5 to 10 minutes and my hair is oil free afterwards
Shampoo it with a foaming shampoo?
Dish soap. Would have helped alot.
Has she ever been to the grocery store 😂
😂😂😂
How do you know she hasn’t ?
@@TrischaPeppercause if her mom and Kylie did an episode where they got giddy about going to the grocery store saying they havent been in years, you already know Kim sends her assistant to shop for her or orders food. They're richer than they deserve and they definitely dont grocery shop. You know for certain she doesn't when theres no photos of her in a grocery store.
Kate Middleton has been pictured coming out a supermarket
Professional advice here as a cosmo student:
Coconut oil is great for moisture as an ingredient, but if you want to add health to your hair after bleaching it, use protein masks and products (pureology strength and conditioner, redken ABC line)
She's dipping her extensions😂😂😂😂
I’ve literally done this since I was 10
Organic. Sounding like Kourtney. Lace fronts require this?
Omggg they’re all so fake “hahaha” “wow” “good to know” “I need to try that”. FAKE AF.
Fr😂😂😂
Brings back memories for Adrian with Kim there.
Counut oil is the best for oiling your hair true talk kim
Every Indian girl be like : I have done it all my life.. Indian mums make sure their daughter have healthy hair and undoubtedly they have the most beautifully thick hair.
@@ashandblake I had to state the truth even if that means I didn't sound humble.
Indian women and men bith have thick hair by genetics
And properly educated hair stylists do not recommend coconut oil for alot of other hair types
It actually will dry your hair out more if you have bleached hair (a bunch of my hair broke off when I was using coconut oil, and my hair was so dry)
And if you have hair dye in, the coconut oil actually lightens your hair, so its absolutely not recommended for anyone who dyes their hair.
@@deeethier1544 I kinda agree with you 👍
Meanwhile we been doing it since ages ;)
@Himadri Maru hehe yeah and they are responding as "wow oh my god" when she is so stupid in saying it melts sometimes 😂😂 coconut oil obviously melts in hot temperatures
@Himadri Maru right they think they’re the first one to do it… then ppl want to say it went viral because of her… no bitch
Oh my god I just learned something new !!! Thanks Kim !!! 🫤🫤🫤
The wig is really nice
I’m using coconut oil( from grocery def) my hair looks thicker and shiny ,it’s great advice x
Hair dresser here! Coconut oil, if used with the right texture, can have an awesome smoothing effect. Similar to silicones found in conditioners coconut oil creates a coating around the hair that makes it appear and feel smooth and shiny. Our hairs cuticle layer will only open and close based off of its ph level that can be dictated based off of what we put on and in our hair which is happiest at a range of 4.5-5.5. The ph level of coconut oil by itself is actually at a 7 which is at a damaging level for the hair. I personally always recommend something that has ingredients that are broken down to a molecular weight best suited for the hair and helps maintain a happy ph level for the hair 😊
@@kaylacody8318 Your comment is clear proof that many hair dressers spout nonsense. They must not bother to teach basic chemistry in cosmetology school. The pH scale is only for substances that are water-based, hence the term "potential of Hydrogen". Oils do not have free hydrogen ions. Secondly, cuticles are always slightly "open" (technically raised, but that's semantics). So, water can still enter even if you apply coconut oil, but less than if it were not on the hair (this actually helps prevent too much swelling of the hair). Coconut oil's molecular structure allows it to easily penetrate the hair. The issue a lot of people have is that the temperature around them is too cold and the oil hardens. They should try mixing it with another oil to prevent it from solidifying.
Well oiling with coconut oil can cause the hair to be frizzy, for first time users I'd recommend argan oil. But of course coconut might work for a lot of people too so try and experiment ☺️
I did this between bleach sessions when I went platinum. It did help a lot.
Filipino coconut farmers salute her for that ad.
When some…people find out what others been doing their whole life.
Lol facts
She's annoying. Her family too. There I said it 😅
She’s middle eastern. Mediterranean race people have been using oils for hair and skin since ancient times. Maybe when you find out history before commenting.
@@msdivafly1 She’s middle eastern. Mediterranean race people have been using oils for hair and skin since ancient times. Maybe when you find out history before commenting.
@@elettramia6380yeah when will some Indians realise that other ethnicities use the same things as them. Some Indians think only they use coconut oil etc gurl please 😂
My grandma makes herbal coconut oil, the residue after making the oil is used for various other stuffs including animal fodder and the shell used for fire. Makes me think that we Indians have pretty much very organic and rich lifestyle.👀
It does work it’s my go to blonde hair for years
Wowww...she added some extra drama 😂
I like how she think she’s telling the girls something new Lmao … Oh Kim 😂. Especially when explaining how Coconut oil “ sometimes melts “ … I can’t 😭.
😂
I’m sure she knows it wasn’t new thing lmao
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂
Seriously don't think she really does all that. Lol... She didn't even know that it melts. Duh
She literally said it melts……. What are you talking about
Actually it really works. If you have curly hair I recommend doing this one or twice a week between your hair care routine. It's the one you can buy at the grocery store like she said. Not expensive at all ❤
Why she would bleach her hair is beyond me. She looks better as a brunette.
‼️DONT LISTEN TO HER. Anyone who knows ANYTHING about hair will tell you that coconut oil does nothing for your hair. Your hair can't absorb the type of oil that is coconut oil. So even though it will look shiny until you shampoo your hair you arent actually helping your hair or repairing any damage or moisturizing it at all. It's just sitting on top of the hair shaft. There are a lot of other types of oil though that are really good for your hair that your hair CAN actually absorb such as argan oil, castor oil ext
Exactly 💯
Coconut oil is the best for asian hair... I know that
The most it can do is lock in moisture from a conditioner or w.e
I’d agree with you but if you apply even a dab of it anywhere on your body, more hair grows there. Also it softens the hair, therefore it has penetrated the hair by lubricating it.
Coconut oil does wonders for bleached hair, if you never had bleached hair and used coconut oil than you can't talk
As a Black women... y'all late to the party... I'm lathered in coconut oil from head to toe. Lmao
She’s talking about BLEACHED BLONDE HAIR and how coconut oil helps it.
Y’all out there head to toe because ya’ll are dry and ashy.
Coconut oil coats the hair it doesn’t actually penetrate into the cuticle to truly moisturize. Actually can block moisture from entering.
love her makeup
I have naturally greasy hair so this sounds like a nightmare for me
“My favourite thing to do is get organic coconut oil from the grocery store” - Pfft! She’s probably never stepped foot in a grocery store
I love that I opened the chat to ask if I was the only one who thought her hair was a wig, just to find the whole chat roasting her. 😅
So Kim to let you no
Bleached hair doesn’t take in oil it sits on top
That’s why u probs have to keep doing it
4 times a week if it was really getting into the the hair follicle it would work the 1st time
Your hair isn’t going to drink the oil that way
You need to start out with a deep moisturiser conditioner add
Raw aloe vera to it and that will give u more
Health oil can seal hair but it’s not going to moisturise it was because it’s not getting into the hair follicle
The way shes explaining it and how others are listening as if it's some treasure secret lol.
Trust me , every single person does this on a regular basis.
You are not a unicorn lol
Don’t do this if you have sensitive skin! You’ll break out with cystic acne!
No lol
I have greasy skin and I literally removed my makeup with coconut oil once u can imagine 🥺
She will have her own coconut oil line soon😮. Koko
Like people haven’t been doing this for 10000000 years . Lol love how they are humouring her like a 4 year old “ooooOh woooow !! Ohhhh” . GIRLLLL
When you’re Indian: hey we’ve done this all our lives! Kim k doesn’t have anything on us 💅
Kim is indian to tho....
@@bree2woke737 no she isn’t she’s part Armenian big difference…
@@angelsmj5891 oh okay well that’s probably where she got the coconut oil trick from
@@angelsmj5891 Like I’m Afro-Latina and I got the Coconut oil trick from my Mexican side, like it’s not just Indians 💀
@@bree2woke737 ok but I never claimed it was JUST Indians I can’t speak for other races was just saying that this ‘trick’ is not really a trick for Indians just basic hair care may be the same in other races may not be 🤷♀️
Lol I’m Fijian and we’ve been doing this for ages 😅
Does it makes the hair healthier and thicker?
Us Caribbean people been doing this shit tf she actin like she discovered something
I do exactly the same i sleep on it twice per week and put a thick towel on the pillow. 100% organic coconut oil the best product for your hair. I don't put any on the roots just middle and ends
Is it a secret? I thought that everyone now is used to drip on coconut oil
🙄. Now they’ll say Kim started a new trend.
Yesssss and this is something Indian people have done forever.
No? This interview is old
Use a shower cap or a wrap Kim.
Than it clogs your drains getting it out. You need to buy fractional coconut oil which disolves in the drain. She may have not even done this.
Me being obsessed with beauty since I was a kid: Knowing about coconut oil treatments at home for years👁👄👁
whats the treatment?
@The Passion Center Using organic coconut oil for my hair at Gomez I used to use that in high school.