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Just so you know, but if you brush your hair from the bottom going up you get the best results, brushing your hair while its wet is bad for the hair cause it's when it's most brittle which is why so much hair came out.
How exactly is this insensitive to people with depression? I have anxiety, depression, etc... I'm not feeling any emotions except excitement and joy because I love your content.
I have had severe depression my entire life. Luckily I am doing well now (on a ton of meds) but being forced to stay home and ruining my schedule is not helping. I am technically bipolar but my manic episodes only last a day or so. I don’t think this is insensitive at all. Just because a symptom of depression can be ignoring body care does not make a completely unrelated experiment insensitive.
I did this for about 2 weeks when quarantine started and it was about the same stage as your day 20...It got the point where I washed because i just couldn't take the itching anymore. I personally have lots of thick, quite curly hair and washing my hair every 2 days would be considered a daily workout for me; especially considering I'm trying to grow it out. My friends think i am seriously mad when i say that i wash around every 3-5 days depending on my grime factor... Then i remember that its healthier for my hair and I'm saving time, water, energy and most importantly money!!! love you Ellbat
Wait, I have depression but I'm struggling to find and spider web of a connection between this and that. And insensitive? Rest assured Elbat it had nothing to with any of that, but those who think it does you should check your calendars cause I think you are PMSing. (hey happens to me too it's alright 😂)
TheRhonda77 usually those people have much coarser or drier hair, people of Northern European decent can’t normally get by that long. It’s because the oil travels down the hair shaft much faster in fine-medium thick straight or wavy hair
If you ever decide to try this again, keep these two things in mind. When rinsing your hair, make sure you scrub your scalp like if you were using shampoo. And also if you will use a boar bristle brush it helps distribute your natural oils so your hair doesn't get so oily looking and it shouldn't get matted. FYI You were getting there!
Not to mention nobody said not to use anything other than shampoo if she had just use soap every 3 days recommended for person who was using shampoo regularly in the past to clean she wouldn't be in this mess
@@rapiddu6482 Soap makes your hair filmy and leaves a buildup of waxy residue. It doesn't matter so much for people with short hair, because it doesn't have a chance to build up. Most shampoos leave waxy buildup too, probably to mitigate the damage caused by daily use of surfactants (that strip natural oils). There are kinder, gentler ways to have clean hair.
I don't get why people are thinking this is insensitive to those with depression.. I have severe depression and I see this as an experiment you did. People need to stop.
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6533 but she didn't say she was depressed. Also, she was experimenting with her hair. How is that insensitive to those with depression? She never once said "depression" in the whole video. It was an experiment, how is it linked to depression when there was no mention of it?
as someone with depression i can say its hard to find the motivation to even shower often, but i dont find this video offensive? its just an experiment it has nothing to do with depression
This has been very educational for me. I have suffered severe depression for decades, and had no idea that my lack of caring for myself was a result of that depression. I lost my mother when I was a child, and my husband when he was 48. I cannot change my past, but am saving this video. You teach me the importance of caring for myself. Thank you.
If you ever really struggle with washing your hair again, you can actually wrap it in cotton or linen scarves to somewhat manually degrease it without as much effort. It will not look clean, but it just helps a bit and keeps dirt and excess grease from building up. You can alwo do bird baths with baby wipes just cleaning the smelly parts. You don't even have to remove all of your clothes which can help.
Dries I once tried a caffeinated shampoo witch apparently helps dandruff it made it 10X worse and I acc felt like crying.just use a moisturising shampoo! It helped mine so much.
As someone who suffers from depression and used to have really bad episodes in middle school and high school where I would go weeks without showering and would just keep my hair up in a bun, I completely understand the struggle of brushing the mats out, the itchy scalp, the sensitive scalp, the oily hair, and the dandruff. I remember using so much conditioner each time I would shower to reduce the pain when removing matting in my hair.
Try to not wash it every other day to get back on a healthy washing cycle. When it’s washed too often the natural oils are removed and the result is oily hair within 1-2 days. Hang in there, and just help your scalp get back to normal and don’t wash it that often. 💛
as someone who suffers from SEVERE depression, the most i would do was rinse my hair with water in a school restroom sink. this went on for a year and i still struggle to wash my hair, but can conclude that my hair is noticeably more healthy. im glad im starting to be able to take showers and do my makeup every now and then.
@@sorenkair you are confused because you have never been in our shoes. A person will only meet us up to the point they've discovered themselves. I'm glad you enjoy showering but for some it becomes a big task because depression hinders the feeling of joy and takes us to some depths of sadness where one does not bother taking care of oneself.
@@uwubelle817 when i used to be depressed, it was because of something that i had very little control over. like social anxiety, family problems, physical appearance, spiraling grades. discomfort due to being dirty is a relatively easy problem to solve. and during that time, i obsessively sought out and practically addicted myself to things that brought me any escape from my problems.
I think it's the best time for you to start washing your hair less cuz we are all in quarantine. Just sart washing it once every 5 days or so and your hair will eventually get used to that and your scalp will produce less sebum.
Hi. I watched this as research for the book I've written, in which one of my main characters hasn't washed her hair for a long time. I've got to thank you for your informative and detailed account of what happens if you don't wash it. It's helped me out loads. Incidentally, my hair's now quite long and is greasy as hell by the third day if I don't wash it - now I know precisely way. Thanks :)
I kinda did this in my teens (I'm 24 now) and usually only need to wash my hair once a week since. This is so great not only for time managing reasons but also for the health of my hair. Some people might find it gross hearing that but my hair doesn't look or feel gross at all
I haven't washed my hair with shampoo or conditioner in 8 days now.. luckily, nothing about my hair has changed. I think it's because I only shampoo once every 4-5 days usually.. but my hair looks and feels good. I also have started taking super cold showers. It isn't easy to deal with the cold, but I think it made my hair and skin healthier. Life is wild
Same. I only need to wash mine every week. I think everyone’s body is different and produces the oil and sebum differently. I just don’t have oily hair at all. So that makes it much easier for me.
I have stopped washing my hair for 2 months now (man with shoulder length hair). It's still a fine tuning experiment. What I have found out what works for me (everyone's hair and scalp is different): -Brush every day with dry hair to get the loose hair out and spread the natural oils. -Rinse once a week, and rub your fingers over your scalp as if you were washing your hair. We shed a lot of skin cells every day and your head is no exception to this. - If you get dandruff, mix a tablespoon of Bicarbonate Sodium (baking soda) with a few tablespoons of water to make a paste. Then wet your hair in the shower and push out most of the water out of your hair with your hands. Then, take a bit from the baking soda paste and start washing your scalp. Apply the pressure that feels good for you. Only wash the scalp, not the hair strands. -Don't rub the devil out of your hair with that towel. Just pat it until damp. -Dry that hair. Either air dry (not in a knot) or dry with a blow drier on the lowest heat setting. Also, too much heat is the enemy of hair. Make sure that that shower is not too hot. I am also still fine tuning, so any tips are welcome.
Agus Corradini well kinda... but not really. Some people really do have a dry scalp. I don’t personally have a dry scalp, but my friend does, and she showers often. And she had dandruff. She hates it but she always tells me about it! Plus a lot of my friends are going through puberty. No, I am not going through puberty. I finished already.
GachaMøønx But it is tho, dandruff and dry scalp have the same main symptoms but are two different things. The skin gets irritated and flakes off with dry scalps and with oily scalps it’s just skin cells building up and shedding due to excess oil
like others have said - this is a reality for those with severe depression - myself included. I used to wash my hair every other day and it was immediately greasy on the second day. I went for an absurdly long time not washing my hair and now i can go a good week before it looks distinctly "dirty" i wouldnt wear it down but its about what most would consider 2nd or 3rd day hair. I currently wash once, maybe twice a month tops and honestly when my hair is JUST washed, its frustratingly soft. Its like trying to deal with synthetic doll hair in that it knots so easily but also just wont stay up and slips out of any style i put it in. I dont think theres any benefit to NEVER shampooing your hair, but you can deffinately do this for a good reset. letting your hair get good and greasy once in a while is good for your hair as the grease is essentially conditioner and protectant for your hair. Before washing i will brush out the dead hair, then work in sections with a fine toothed comb to lift up any dead skin on my scalp and move it down the hair. this alone removes a good chunk of the dandruff. this i do once or twice a week. then when i wash my hair i will wash 3 times. Once to lift dirt, second to remove the dirt and then to actually impart the shampoo and make it nice and shiny. I will put conditioner from my shoulders to tips after the second wash and then rinse that out with the third wash. I currently have nearly knee length thick hair, and it was ankle length till i cut it back to hip length right at the beginning of the year.
wow i’ve never seen someone mention the doll hair feeling! i have wavy/curly hair and i wash my hair once a week or every other week. not because of my hair type, but because of my depression. i try to brush through it as much as i can or have it up in a bun or in braids. when i eventually wash it, i shampoo it dry and then shampoo it wet to really get the build up off. i really was shocked to see how much my hair grows! it’s at belly button length right now but im constantly trimming and cutting. thank you for your comment :)
Staer ‘ my hair gets greasy in a half a day .. I put my pride in my hair too 😔 sadly I normally have to wash it 1-2 times a day and it’s not a ok amount of greasy it looked like my hair is wet
Usually, when I take out my hair tie it just stays there, looking like a ponytail without a hair tie. that's only after like 2 weeks though cause I've trained my hair to not get so oily, even after a week.
ive had on and off depressive episodes on the last 4 months, and the rug-worth of hair after showering is spot on for me. im currently better, washing my hair every 2-3 days (i'm a little self concious, and washing it helps me with feeling more confident)
tip for anyone who wants to make their hair used to a longer period of not washing: wear it up a lot!! like super slick back then the grease isnt as noticable. thats how i unintentionally got used to washing my hair every sunday only !!⭐️
@@adriann7586 mine is wavy kinda. i am also a swimmer and so my hair is used to being washed a lot and so I literally cannot go like 2 days without washing it ahhahah
Hey Ell... how did your hair feel after the first wash after the 30 days?? When I was in college 30 years ago (and actually had hair), my two roommates and I decided to see who could go the longest with out washing our hair, we all had 80's metal hair (mine was more like Axel Roses). My roommates lasted a week, I lasted 1 1/2 weeks. I'll tell you what, my hair (and my roommates agreed about there's) felt really soft and healthy. What you should try, like what we did, is that we never got our hair wet when we took our showers.
you’re actually supposed to brush your hair several times a day while doing this challenge in order to get rid ofthe dust and the dead hair and also to distribute the oils evenly across you hair so that it actually benefits from it!
(Sorry I rambled a bit) (Note: I have normal, black/very dark brown, asian hair) I'm not doing the challenge, I'm just doing it because I no longer have much to do and I don't want to??? (~ 2 weeks now (I usually wash once or twice a week - or whenever it felt too disgusting**) but I'll probably wash it tomorrow) **For some reason, aside from a little bit of itch (idk if it's because I'm annoyed or it's actually itchy - probably both) - it's become less disgusting (it's also dry rn...grease might come when I start doing stuff tho - idk how but it does?)......I'm just hoping I no longer have dandruff (idk if it's like a medical condition 'cause I never checked) but I always feel like I have dandruff (my mom says it's fine so maybe I'm just too self conscious...) [Like I think it's more head skin than dandruff because I realised I accidentally pick scabs.. - now I don't scratch much so it doesn't sting when I wash my hair - yay? Maybe I just need to brush my hair a lot more...]
ai chan The dandruff thing actually is a medical condition called sebarocdermititus (I didn’t spell it right sorry) I actually have the condition myself and it is were you scalp produces much more dandruff and can cause large patches of skin on the scalp to flake off making the scalp very tinder and causes it to become very painful is touched or scratched. It is treatable but I believe that it is a permanent condition. Some treatments (that I know of and use) are a shampoo that you leave in the scalp for up to 5 minutes and a liquid/serum that you put on the scalp and leave it their overnight. The liquid/serum makes your hair feel and look a bit greasy and I find it helps to put it up in a ponytail. Both of these treatments are prescription and can be prescribed by your dermatologist. I hope this helped you out!
Yeah but the thing is, with the no-poo challenge, you're not supposed to just rinse it with water and call it a day. You're supposed to use vinegar and baking soda and it does actually clean your hair.
As a black girl with natural hair I found this interesting. We can go up to 2 months without washing our hair (with protective styling). My typical wash day is 2 weeks. But I now understand why others with other textures have to wash their hair so frequently. This was really entertaining and informative lol And your humor is dope haha
me: washes hair every other day and still sometimes doesn’t like how oily it is on day 2 my 9 year old sister: goes 2 weeks without showering and still complains when we force her to shower
No it's not. Consult a dermatologist or dermatological reviews. What you do at the surface of your skin has no effect on the sebaceous gland activity. It's a pseudoscience myth...
It might be worth doing it again but thoroughly brush your hair morning and night every day. Use clean scarves to put it up and avoid braids. This will absorb some of the oils and that along with the brushing will keep it cleaner and fairly well conditioned. Edit. If you want your hair to look fabulous you should consider using baking soda mixed in water to scrub your hair then rinse it with apple cider vinegar mixed with water before rinsing i with just water.. It will leave your hair healthier, nearly tangle free and looking amazing. My wife has done this for more than 4 years with amazing results.
Your are wrong there was many times they were able to take showers in the walking dead ( in the prison , and most of there camps) had water or even showers so you obviously don't know the show that well
As someone who has a naturally oily scalp, I really appreciate how you've done this. I had to not wash my hair for two weeks, cause I got chickenpox, ngl, it was NOT fun.
Useing a boar bristle brush is essential to clean the scalp and pull the oil to the ends to condition the hair naturally. THEN right after wash your hair with warm or lukewarm water right afterwards massaging with fingertips. I have found I have to do this for longer than I would for shampooing. It helps to have a strong flow of water and to massage and rinse from several directions including hanging your head down. In addition I've been no poo for about 10 years now and have always washed at least once a week with something weather it be a cowash, baking soda, rice water, shakaki, or some lather of bar soap (which bar soap is my least favorite). Never have I heard of no poo people just not cleaning their scalp or hair at all. Going no poo is actually a bit higher maintenance in my experience but worth it. My hair is so oily I used to look like your one month hair or worse after not washing for only three days. Learning How and WHEN to use a boar bristle brush was for me The key to keeping my hair clean with just water for longer. I pretty much only brush right before I wash. If my ends are frizy or poofy then I have not brushed enough to get the oil to the ends. (I have 2a fine thin oily hair)
unrelated but omg when i was in 3rd grade, i was getting ready for school and I couldn't find a normal hairbrush All that i could find was a circular boar bristle brush and it got stuck in my hair I couldnt take it out and my mum used loads of conditioner and oil and it still was stuck (Luckily?) there was a typhoon and school was canceled And in the end i had bangs 😭
haha same here. Looks like me not using shampoo and conditioner for weeks and simply wetting/rinsing my hair is now revealed to be for "health" reasons instead of pure and utter laziness because I have long hair. That's my excuse now and I'm rolling with it.
As a black woman this was entertaining to watch hahaha. Especially when I've locked my hair in a protective style, I can go for more than a month and believe you me it will be dry hahaha. It becomes dryer with time and I need to add some oil :):):).
i know black ppl usually wash their hair less frequently and when they do, they spend a long time taking care of their hair but i just cant help but really be jealous of the less frequent wash-cycle thingy. i tried this method and it didnt work for me so now i wash my hair once every 3 days at max. is there a secret yall have or is it just the biological difference 😭😭 (im eurasian btw)
@@aloura8931 It’s biological. Very tight curls, 3b and 4a curls, which are way more common with black people, don’t retain moisture as much as straight hair. So washing too often can strip the oils from the scalp that the hair needs to stay moisturized. Think of how black women can apply a good amount of hair oil on their hair and it and it doesn’t look greasy. But if a woman with silky, straight hair tried that, their hair would look like they poured it in oil.
Same, but Vichy have helped and it’s a white and green package around it. It’s good! Helped me I almost doesn’t have more white things idk what the name is in English
As someone whos been depressed and didn't wash their hair for a month and didn't realize (I took showers but my hair stayed in a bun and I wouldn't take it off), this doesn't bother me but it actually makes me feel like I wasn't crazy about my hair becoming healthier during my depression session (at least something is growing happy), it grew (from chin length to off shoulder length), it started growing back (I was somewhat balding from the stress and depression), it was stronger (before it literally snapped if I used a brush and I haven't dye it in years) and my curls came back (before it just looked like a mop) overall my depression made my hair healthier and beautiful and in turn made me a bit happier and made more of an effort in trying not to let my bad thought dim the shine my hair gave me again.
@@romyvanderwindt37 You're actually not supposed to shower every day. Just like you're not supposed to wash your hair every day, you're not supposed to wash your skin every day. Of course, for sanitary reasons, it's ideal to wash the "essential" places. But if you shower every other day, there's nothing wrong with that.
Fun fact: A year ago, I had to perform the nutcracker. I sucked at making a high bun, so my mom would make it. That certain year, she couldn’t help me put my hair up a few hours before the show. So I had the brilliant idea to NOT wash my hair for a week, so my oily hair would make it easier to put it up. It worked.
Nexxy, just put it in upside down. Bend over forward, let your hair hang down towards the floor, and tie it in a pony tail from that position. Then stand up and turn your high pony tail into a bun.
I experienced something similar when I played a character whose hair was in a French roll requiring tons of backcombing and hair spray and such. There's a reason for the saying "I've just washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it". The lady who put my hair up told me in no uncertain terms not to wash it for a couple of days before a show.
I can't sleep when my hair is dirty. That might sound weird, but I'm so aware of it and oddly enough, my head actually feels hot if my hair is dirty against my pillow.
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Not using soap is one thing, but not taking care of it is another, you still have to brush it preferably twice a day, in the evening 100 strokes and in the morning 100 strokes with a boar bristle brush, this will remove the dust and help distribute the sebum evenly
@@carolinemercer9779 Idont know if it works for you because there are two sorts of dandruff the oily one and the dry dandruff. I have a condition where my scalp gets reallly dry and before I take a shower I always brush my scalp in circular motion on the specific spots where its dry and the drandruff kinda comes off and after that I have 2 days without any problems. But you will need a brush that is like massaging your head. You know what I mean? Like a hard one. With these plastic things poking out. I don't know how to describe 😂. Maybe you can try this :) and I also use a moisturising conditioner and massage it onto my head and leave it for 2 minutes. And after I learned that literally every second person has to deal with dandruff I don't even care that much anymore. You got this sis!
Honestly on week 3 it started looking better, if oil production was getting stable, maybe "distributing" it through combing could have been better than keeping a ponytail all the time ?
This is actually where the whole "hundred brushstrokes a day" came from, because Back Then, the soaps would actually make hair brittle and breakable, so you couldn't use soap in your hair. Hence, the hundred brushstrokes. Using a pig-bristle brush, you'd brush the oils from your scalp to the end of your hair, and while doing so would brush out dirt and dead skin. Women's hair would be long and clean due to this. In short, it might have gone better with the addition of a pig-bristle brush used each day.
I should try this! Cause my mum always said that my grandma said that she'd do it to her own hair and my mum's and it was really smooth and soft....and like Ellbat explained in this video it can't change a pattern from washing it every other day or whatever so I'll see if it works :)
Yep, I have long (I mean thigh long) thick wavy hair that I don't wash more than once a month or two (when I dye the roots, basically) and only use conditioner and coconut oil. Leaving it out would be pretty impractical (for several reasons) but by taking the ties out of my braid/tail (think Kahl Drogo's ponytail) and combing it with a fine tooth comb starting at the bottom and working up, then taking out of a ponytail and combing from top of the scalp, it removes most of the dust and skin that might accumulate, along with any hair fall. The coconut oil, which I have to apply after washing and a couple of times per week to prevent mad frizz and make combing/brushing possible anyway, has enough anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties that it smells quite clean and I don't get the dandruff I always had as a kid. You definitely shouldn't shower with long hair without brushing out the knots and hair fall thoroughly first, let alone if not using conditioner, because it weakens in water and you will just pull out clumps of snapped hairs along with the hair fall
I think my brother is doing this... Or he’s just disgusting in general. Edit: My brother's not depressed. I know what that's like, from personal and clinical standpoint, and he doesn't have it. He's just disgusting doesn't shower or brush his teeth because he wants to game. I play on my PS4 plenty but he seems addicted and never. fucking. showers.
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I did this just to see what happens, and it worked fine for me. There are some differences and they do change things a lot. I'm a guy and have short hair. As a kid I remember washing my hair maybe once a week, but then it got to doing it daily. I had issues with dandruff, oily hair, losing hair. A few months ago I decided to try getting rid of shampoo. I still wash my hair every day while showering, I just don't use shampoo, or anything else, really, just warm water. I scrub while washing, and then vigorously use a towel to dry it. The first month was horrible, it itched a lot. It also looked dirty, not terrible, but dirtier than it used to. Now I don't really need shampoo anymore, except if it was a weird day, when I feel I got some dirt on my head that will just not go away with water alone. The bold spot seems to have stopped growing (it's not getting smaller either, but that's life). The hair looks fine, I don't see hair falling at all. The scalp is clean, no more dandruff. No itching either. The hair doesn't feel oily anymore, just a lot smoother. When I need to get it into some shape (working from home reduced the need for that), I use the same boar bristle brush that I already had and used for my beard. In conclusion, it worked for me, and I'm not going back to using shampoo daily. Your mileage might vary.
Yeah, I wash my hair once a week because it hurts as HELL when I have to brush it when it's dry. It takes me about 2 hours, and it's SO DAMN TANGLED! And then I have to braid my hair tiGHTlY so it looks "neAt"
@@janek.9734 you must wash it every day then.. Your hair will look like this at the end of each day if you wash it each day.. Mine used to! Now I wash it once a week, and my starts to look greasy on day 5 or 6, then I just tie it up!
Speaking from the perspective of somebody studying historical fashion, what you should have done was get a natural bristle brush, as in made with boar bristles, and from day one on, brushed you hair thoroughly with it and then washed the brush thoroughly with soap daily. This removes dirt and excess sebum from your hair along with spreading the required sebum evenly throughout your hair.
Alex.....you are correct (boar bristle brush when you start out for sure)!!! I wash my hair once a week.....have no problems with greasy hair anymore! And now I use a regular brush (long hair)! Much much healthier hair now...❤️
I tried a boar bristled brush and found it did nothing for me. I did it everyday for a week or so. I found it more effective to slowly add days between washing my hair. I've pushed it from 2-3 days to about a week and hope to take it further so my hair is less oily all the time.
@@emilycorby8997 i have found that washing the brush with soap or shampoo daily is what does the trick. I sometimes even leave hot water on the brush before brushing to dampen my hair to reduce frizz and warm the sebum making it easier to spread/remove. Even going so far as to add a hairdryer for drying/heat while brushing. This may seem like a lot of work, which is because it is. Cleaning hair by brush takes time. But I believe its worth it.
I did this once for three months when I was in the hospital. Yeah, bad idea. After that period of time, I almost had to cut off some hair because I just wasn't able to brush it anymore (I had long hair). That's when I knew it was time to stop and that it didn't work for me. And that moment when you finally wash it. And that it's dry directly after. It was the best feeling ever.
emmy_bemmy09 she’s not exaggerating. I have very long hair as well and in 5 days staying in a bed my hair is fully tangled, that means the whole left part of the head tangled together, and the whole right side together. Takes 2 hours to remove it. 3 months in a bed (since she was in a hospital) with long hair; the only thing to do is to cut it, it must be an amount of tangled that you can’t even imagine, the whole head (not just a side and another side) must be making one tangle together mixing all small tangles.
Whooaaa idk if it was intentional but at 0:51 you sound like a professional on the news, "when we were all able to still go outside" its the way you said go outside. Shook 😂
Okay, as a black woman, I finally understand the confusion when I tell white ppl that I can't wash my hair more than every 1-2 weeks. I can totally see how uncomfortable that would be if they tried it. It's the exact opposite for me. My curly natural hair stays bone dry and gets brittle if I don't ADD some moisturizing leave ins and/or oils. It's basically a desert. Though I'm sure my scalp produces sebum, it's nowhere near that level, and what it does produce just doesn't travel down the curly strands like it does on much straighter hair. So it's dry and can snap so easily if I try to comb it without water/moisture products. I didn't know the sebum struggle for folks with straight hair till this video showed up.
I wonder if part of it is hair type as well. Im white but my hair is very frizzy and dry so If I wash any more frequent than every 4 days or so its gets brittle and breaks.
princessminx 7 idk it kinda seems like a race thing because certain hair type are more prevalent to certain races 🤷♀️ that first comment makes sense and it makes sense mostly for poc and probably for any other race that has curly kinky or frizzy hair 🤔 but my point is I guess those hair types are more prevelant to poc just my opinion tho 😶
I had a friend once (she was mixed, with afro hair) who accidentally got olive oil all over her hand and then jokingly reached out towards my hair threatening to rub her hand on it, and in the process she did get a little bit of oil on my hair (mid shaft- for what that's worth) and I was like whyyyyy would you do that! I had places to be! now i have to wash my hair and style it all over again! and she didnt get why it was a big deal- cause she assumed that it would just soak in, like with her hair. Then after a neat exchange that's when she learned how (generally) oil is the enemy for straight hairstyles and I learned that water (generally) is the enemy for curly/afro hairstyles
@@Asbestoslover666 it depends on which hairstyles. I usually wear my afro out or in a high puff so daily, water is my best friend (because it soften and make my hair easy to manipulate) but if I straighten my hair I want to stay far away by any possible way (because of shrinkage)
Same here. She didn't mention itching till week two . I get it in day 4 ....I have heard about it but can not do it . THIS IS BECAUSE PAINFUL spots on neck... The oily hair, itching, to much hair spray feeling it's nothing comparing to f*ing volcano 🌋 spots created in 4 non washing hair day !!!. I'm also afraid that the dandruff would stay forever !
@@patrycjaswieca2518 I’ve developed that from trying to go multiple days w/o washing, too. It does go away, but it’s incredibly uncomfortable, and it does seem to come back more readily after only one or two missed washes, since. I believe it’s microbial and could be addressed with a topical treatment, but I don’t want to mess with with my biome like that. I’d rather just wash it every day.
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NOTE: I want to add that different hair needs different care and so a lot of hair types (especially close to 4c) would manage this just fine !! This experiment is only for my hair type and is not reflective of the hair care of other types n styles !!! I massaged my hair in the shower, as well as brushing my hair nearly every day. I think the problem was not using the right brush!! 🖤🖤
Some people have also mentioned that this video was potentially insensitive towards people with depression or similar mental health illnesses. As someone who as suffered from depression myself, this was not at all my intention. This video was simply an experiment investigating sebum regulation - it was made for the purpose of science and myth busting. It is not at all intended as a commentary on depression, or a mockery of that experience. Thank you for understanding !!!
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Just so you know, but if you brush your hair from the bottom going up you get the best results, brushing your hair while its wet is bad for the hair cause it's when it's most brittle which is why so much hair came out.
How exactly is this insensitive to people with depression? I have anxiety, depression, etc... I'm not feeling any emotions except excitement and joy because I love your content.
I have had severe depression my entire life. Luckily I am doing well now (on a ton of meds) but being forced to stay home and ruining my schedule is not helping. I am technically bipolar but my manic episodes only last a day or so. I don’t think this is insensitive at all. Just because a symptom of depression can be ignoring body care does not make a completely unrelated experiment insensitive.
I did this for about 2 weeks when quarantine started and it was about the same stage as your day 20...It got the point where I washed because i just couldn't take the itching anymore. I personally have lots of thick, quite curly hair and washing my hair every 2 days would be considered a daily workout for me; especially considering I'm trying to grow it out. My friends think i am seriously mad when i say that i wash around every 3-5 days depending on my grime factor... Then i remember that its healthier for my hair and I'm saving time, water, energy and most importantly money!!! love you Ellbat
Wait, I have depression but I'm struggling to find and spider web of a connection between this and that. And insensitive? Rest assured Elbat it had nothing to with any of that, but those who think it does you should check your calendars cause I think you are PMSing. (hey happens to me too it's alright 😂)
honestly you’re such a trooper because there is NO worse feeling than when your hair is greasy and just... dirty🤢🤢
Marie I agree.
I can't handle it, it makes me feel gross and dirty and disgusting. Then I don't want to do anything until I wash it.
i'd say that the are many worse feelings than that
@@ultrxlight true, but still, greasy hair is horrid
I wash my hair once a week.
"If you don't wash your hair for 4 weeks...you look like you haven't washed your hair for 4 weeks." That is some top notch sciencing right there.
Dr Ellbat imo
Dirkle 😂
@@jaysmirh4837 hold on..what kind of link is that???
Haha
XD
I can’t even imagine how good she felt when she washed it a month after🙌🏼
there are people who dont wash their hair for even longer than that! and theirs looks amazing! Very shiny and healthy
i can
TheRhonda77 I haven’t washed my hair in months I’ve had weave in the whole time
TheRhonda77 usually those people have much coarser or drier hair, people of Northern European decent can’t normally get by that long. It’s because the oil travels down the hair shaft much faster in fine-medium thick straight or wavy hair
I bet it would have been gross too
If you ever decide to try this again, keep these two things in mind. When rinsing your hair, make sure you scrub your scalp like if you were using shampoo. And also if you will use a boar bristle brush it helps distribute your natural oils so your hair doesn't get so oily looking and it shouldn't get matted. FYI You were getting there!
Not to mention nobody said not to use anything other than shampoo if she had just use soap every 3 days recommended for person who was using shampoo regularly in the past to clean she wouldn't be in this mess
You can also use a wood comb
@@rapiddu6482 Soap makes your hair filmy and leaves a buildup of waxy residue. It doesn't matter so much for people with short hair, because it doesn't have a chance to build up. Most shampoos leave waxy buildup too, probably to mitigate the damage caused by daily use of surfactants (that strip natural oils). There are kinder, gentler ways to have clean hair.
@@Jilliberationwhat alternatives are there to shampoo?
@@luisdonoso6154there's natural ingredients shampoo, right now I'm using a goat's milk based shampoo bar purchased on etsy
I don't get why people are thinking this is insensitive to those with depression.. I have severe depression and I see this as an experiment you did. People need to stop.
Anonymous Poster agreed
Ok but it's her depression not yours-
@@dontreadmyprofilepicture6533 but she didn't say she was depressed. Also, she was experimenting with her hair. How is that insensitive to those with depression? She never once said "depression" in the whole video. It was an experiment, how is it linked to depression when there was no mention of it?
as someone with depression i can say its hard to find the motivation to even shower often, but i dont find this video offensive? its just an experiment it has nothing to do with depression
Right? As if only depressed people can do that
NOT JOKING how her hair looks at the end of the month is literally how my hair looks after 5-8 days of not washing it, if not worse.
Same
Same
Yuuuup!
5 or 8 days? Try having Indian (Native American) hair. We have to shower ever two or three days
Ikr sameeeeeeee
“If you don’t wash your hair for 4 weeks, you look like you haven’t washed your hair for 4 weeks.”
Wow you have such a way with words 🤩
Worlds greatest scientist lmao
Wow
Armyyy
Army 😉
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This has been very educational for me. I have suffered severe depression for decades, and had no idea that my lack of caring for myself was a result of that depression. I lost my mother when I was a child, and my husband when he was 48. I cannot change my past, but am saving this video. You teach me the importance of caring for myself. Thank you.
I’m very glad this video helped you
If you ever really struggle with washing your hair again, you can actually wrap it in cotton or linen scarves to somewhat manually degrease it without as much effort. It will not look clean, but it just helps a bit and keeps dirt and excess grease from building up. You can alwo do bird baths with baby wipes just cleaning the smelly parts. You don't even have to remove all of your clothes which can help.
Her: I have never had dandruff
Me: *cries in dandruff*
I feel for pain
Dries feel you tho
Try a moisturising shampoo!
Dries I once tried a caffeinated shampoo witch apparently helps dandruff it made it 10X worse and I acc felt like crying.just use a moisturising shampoo! It helped mine so much.
Dries same!! I wish she said how she got rid of it!
If she’s getting headaches from having her hair up everyday for two weeks, imagine how Jojo lives
Caitlin Smith ARMY
TaeOurWinterBear // I hate you
I do that. I always keep my hair tied and it's been tied for 4 years. It's fine
imagine how ariana grande lives
just an annoying marvel fan that’s true tbh
"my timing has never been that bad before and I once accidentally interrupted a wedding" 🤣
I still wanna know how she managed that 😂😂😂
I read this as she was saying it O.O
I read this ween she said it🤠😱
OMG I read your comment as soon as she said that 😂
I read your comment exactly at the time when she said it and seems like my timing is good ahhah
As someone who suffers from depression and used to have really bad episodes in middle school and high school where I would go weeks without showering and would just keep my hair up in a bun, I completely understand the struggle of brushing the mats out, the itchy scalp, the sensitive scalp, the oily hair, and the dandruff. I remember using so much conditioner each time I would shower to reduce the pain when removing matting in my hair.
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Ok
Coming fuerom someone with oily hair: Her hair looks like what mine looks like when I don't wash it for 2 days. This is sad, lol.
Same
Omg same
Same but for only like half a day or one day depends what I do..
same tho
Try to not wash it every other day to get back on a healthy washing cycle. When it’s washed too often the natural oils are removed and the result is oily hair within 1-2 days. Hang in there, and just help your scalp get back to normal and don’t wash it that often. 💛
"my timing has never been worse an I once accidentally interrupted a wedding" who else wants to hear that story?
The Wild Side of a Creative Mind meeee-
Perfect. They're right next to each other. And yessssss
Me
Yes yes yes tell me about it😆😆
TELL ME
I like how she just casually says ‘I once interrupted a wedding’ 😂
Wow so empty
😂😂😂😂
Can we like... Get a storytime on that?
i though she said "i dropped by a wedding."
Right!?!😆
as someone who suffers from SEVERE depression, the most i would do was rinse my hair with water in a school restroom sink. this went on for a year and i still struggle to wash my hair, but can conclude that my hair is noticeably more healthy. im glad im starting to be able to take showers and do my makeup every now and then.
I don't know you but I'm so proud of you
I’m so f******* proud of you!!!!!!
I'm really confused, what does having depression have to do with washing your hair?
like, isn't showering one of the more enjoyable things in life?
@@sorenkair you are confused because you have never been in our shoes. A person will only meet us up to the point they've discovered themselves. I'm glad you enjoy showering but for some it becomes a big task because depression hinders the feeling of joy and takes us to some depths of sadness where one does not bother taking care of oneself.
@@uwubelle817 when i used to be depressed, it was because of something that i had very little control over. like social anxiety, family problems, physical appearance, spiraling grades. discomfort due to being dirty is a relatively easy problem to solve. and during that time, i obsessively sought out and practically addicted myself to things that brought me any escape from my problems.
Her hair : **gets oily after like 2weeks**
My hair : **gets oily 3 second after washing my hair**
Same 😔🤚
Yeah, same here too.
I feel u ma' am
ARMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
TaTa MeowMeow My hair: add a shit ton of oil!
As a bald man,i haven't washed my hair in years because why would I. The freedom of never worrying or thinking about my hair is glorious.
xD
But... u don’t have hair in the first place so what would u wash? 🌝
Uh_oh_ Spaghettios I-
Uh_oh_ Spaghettios ever seen a baby’s head
Michael Piotto yeah... have u?
Ellbat: **doesn’t shower for a month**
My hair that gets greasy an hour after washing it: **intensified screaming**
Is that normal? Maybe you're washing it too often? I wash mine once a week and it turns greasy after the 4th day.
I wash mine twice a week so that by the time it’s greasy I can wash it again, if u wash your hair too often it just becomes a greasy mess
LovinglyLilian same and I was it every two days 😢
Ikr? My hair are oily few hours after washing it.. It's sad :C
I think it's the best time for you to start washing your hair less cuz we are all in quarantine. Just sart washing it once every 5 days or so and your hair will eventually get used to that and your scalp will produce less sebum.
Hi. I watched this as research for the book I've written, in which one of my main characters hasn't washed her hair for a long time. I've got to thank you for your informative and detailed account of what happens if you don't wash it. It's helped me out loads. Incidentally, my hair's now quite long and is greasy as hell by the third day if I don't wash it - now I know precisely way. Thanks :)
Admit it, you didn't search for this
Dani Rose Came up on my recommendation
Same. I don’t know who this is or watch hair videos but I like it. Sea bum party.
Up, she needs to see some Brazilian videos, they talk about it, and they use a champoo with natural products in its composition
Lol I did
yeah i didn't search this...
*this video searched me*
I got halfway through watching this and realized...I'm bald.
lmaoooooo this made me laugh-
🤣
Awww😂😂
lol, that's not a bad thing
Underrated comment 😂😂😂
In lockdown
Most people: lets dye my hair
Ellbat: nah just won’t wash
m_ashleighd omg this made me laugh so hard
CEO of "im not like other girls"
Dye it THEN dont wash it so the colour lasts
lnfc rgv lmao i should do that since i recently dyed my hair. My country doesn’t even have quarantine!
m_ashleighd actually tho everyone’s dying their hair😳😳
I kinda did this in my teens (I'm 24 now) and usually only need to wash my hair once a week since. This is so great not only for time managing reasons but also for the health of my hair. Some people might find it gross hearing that but my hair doesn't look or feel gross at all
I haven't washed my hair with shampoo or conditioner in 8 days now.. luckily, nothing about my hair has changed. I think it's because I only shampoo once every 4-5 days usually.. but my hair looks and feels good. I also have started taking super cold showers. It isn't easy to deal with the cold, but I think it made my hair and skin healthier. Life is wild
@@nicebars How'd it go?
Same. I only need to wash mine every week. I think everyone’s body is different and produces the oil and sebum differently. I just don’t have oily hair at all. So that makes it much easier for me.
So this is what Rapunzel’s hair would *really* be like.
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Me: why does TH-cam recommend this
Also me: *clicks video*
this was literally me 😂
Yep same 😑
literally xd
I think the word “sebum” has got to be one of the worst words to exist.. like crevice, or moist
this is so true 😂
“The crevice became moist because of all the sebum.” has to be the worst sentence to exist then.
Wyvern07 🤢 Thankyou for that 😂
or secrete
Why a lot of women think the word moist is gross? I am a woman did I lost the memo?
I have stopped washing my hair for 2 months now (man with shoulder length hair). It's still a fine tuning experiment. What I have found out what works for me (everyone's hair and scalp is different):
-Brush every day with dry hair to get the loose hair out and spread the natural oils.
-Rinse once a week, and rub your fingers over your scalp as if you were washing your hair. We shed a lot of skin cells every day and your head is no exception to this.
- If you get dandruff, mix a tablespoon of Bicarbonate Sodium (baking soda) with a few tablespoons of water to make a paste. Then wet your hair in the shower and push out most of the water out of your hair with your hands. Then, take a bit from the baking soda paste and start washing your scalp. Apply the pressure that feels good for you. Only wash the scalp, not the hair strands.
-Don't rub the devil out of your hair with that towel. Just pat it until damp.
-Dry that hair. Either air dry (not in a knot) or dry with a blow drier on the lowest heat setting.
Also, too much heat is the enemy of hair. Make sure that that shower is not too hot.
I am also still fine tuning, so any tips are welcome.
thks, that is some good advice, for someone struggle with their hair care (also a man with shoulder length hair :P)
*tittle* : "I didn't wash my hair for a month..."
*quarantine* : has joined the chat
Ikr
Fr doe
just imagine how enjoyable it must have felt when she finally washed her hair again
Omg totally!! Yaas
That kinda makes me wanna do it
@@megan123cousins7 same*
970th like
Combing or brushing her hair would have done miracle
Her: I’ve never had dandruff before
Me: *laughs in dry scalp*
Off topic but, yay Night Vale
Actually dandruff is caused because of an oily scalp
Agus Corradini well kinda... but not really. Some people really do have a dry scalp. I don’t personally have a dry scalp, but my friend does, and she showers often. And she had dandruff. She hates it but she always tells me about it! Plus a lot of my friends are going through puberty. No, I am not going through puberty. I finished already.
@@agusintherain9969 That's not true, you can have dandruff with a dry scalp and an oily scalp, it's just a different type of dandruff.
GachaMøønx But it is tho, dandruff and dry scalp have the same main symptoms but are two different things. The skin gets irritated and flakes off with dry scalps and with oily scalps it’s just skin cells building up and shedding due to excess oil
like others have said - this is a reality for those with severe depression - myself included.
I used to wash my hair every other day and it was immediately greasy on the second day. I went for an absurdly long time not washing my hair and now i can go a good week before it looks distinctly "dirty" i wouldnt wear it down but its about what most would consider 2nd or 3rd day hair.
I currently wash once, maybe twice a month tops and honestly when my hair is JUST washed, its frustratingly soft. Its like trying to deal with synthetic doll hair in that it knots so easily but also just wont stay up and slips out of any style i put it in.
I dont think theres any benefit to NEVER shampooing your hair, but you can deffinately do this for a good reset. letting your hair get good and greasy once in a while is good for your hair as the grease is essentially conditioner and protectant for your hair. Before washing i will brush out the dead hair, then work in sections with a fine toothed comb to lift up any dead skin on my scalp and move it down the hair. this alone removes a good chunk of the dandruff. this i do once or twice a week. then when i wash my hair i will wash 3 times. Once to lift dirt, second to remove the dirt and then to actually impart the shampoo and make it nice and shiny. I will put conditioner from my shoulders to tips after the second wash and then rinse that out with the third wash. I currently have nearly knee length thick hair, and it was ankle length till i cut it back to hip length right at the beginning of the year.
wow i’ve never seen someone mention the doll hair feeling! i have wavy/curly hair and i wash my hair once a week or every other week. not because of my hair type, but because of my depression. i try to brush through it as much as i can or have it up in a bun or in braids. when i eventually wash it, i shampoo it dry and then shampoo it wet to really get the build up off. i really was shocked to see how much my hair grows! it’s at belly button length right now but im constantly trimming and cutting. thank you for your comment :)
Me:*looks at mom*
Mom: *looks at me*
Mom: Don’t even think about it
уєαнιтѕlιl ѕ ??????
And he looked at me, and I looked at him and he look at me 🎶
mrs flim flam the ending of her video 14:30
Haha
Sashmitha Shankar i think they meant that they wanted to try not to wash their hair and this was their mom’s reaction
"It doesn't dry... ever" that grossed me out because as someone who's hair gets g r e a s y really easilly I understand your pain 😶✋
WorldWide Garbage I’m sorry but .... kinda disgusting,... if your hair start to smell, pls wash it
My hair gets greasy if I don’t wash it for a day 🥺and I put all my pride in my hair so greasy hair is a no no
Staer ‘ my hair gets greasy in a half a day .. I put my pride in my hair too 😔 sadly I normally have to wash it 1-2 times a day and it’s not a ok amount of greasy it looked like my hair is wet
this has nothing to do with it, but i see jiminssi 😂💜
Jimin
Her: Ive never had dandruff in my life
Me: *you lucky human*
Happy Accident I was once a lucky human until DePrEsSiOn🤧🥱😴
When she said :I've never had dandruff
I was like: either you're very lucky or I'm very unlucky😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭
I feel you girl legit
Omg yes I always have dandruff
I don't have it 💀
I have no idea how I ended up here but I can’t stop watching. Her damn accent and teeth got me hooked .
I'm not sure how I ended up here after watching 2 hours of blacksmithing videos but I'm glad I found this
🖤🖤🖤
Are you currently smithing?
@@myatezhnik7731 no but I would love to get into it! My great uncle is one
I was watching glmvs
And I was watching steam cleaning videos and ended up here, no regrets 😄
I was watching house/patio make over videos
Honey, I’m married. I can’t do that. Not worried my husband would be disgusted. No! I’m afraid he’d join me and never stop this experiment!
Lol
O god !
Oh no haha
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
i mean no one asked you to do it💀
y’all ever not wash your hair for so long that when you brush it back, it stays in place
bxby . del that’s usually my hair after a day of not washing it 😂
Oml i love your profile picture!
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That happens after about three days for me. (Wash hair everyday gang)
Usually, when I take out my hair tie it just stays there, looking like a ponytail without a hair tie. that's only after like 2 weeks though cause I've trained my hair to not get so oily, even after a week.
ive had on and off depressive episodes on the last 4 months, and the rug-worth of hair after showering is spot on for me. im currently better, washing my hair every 2-3 days (i'm a little self concious, and washing it helps me with feeling more confident)
i literally feel like the grossest person ever when i havent washed my hair for like 2-3 days
I cannot do that.
Same
That is why I would never suffer through this challenge 😂😂
What the helll... I've washed my hair once every week, at most, since forever.
Same
When she got to 2 weeks that's my hair after 2 days at most
Beth Nist same 😫
⚔ℂ𝕣𝕦𝕟𝕔𝕙𝕪⚔ I know right! It’s suuucks!!!!!
yeah same, it sucks.
Yes
EXACTLY OMG
ellbat: i didn't wash my hair for a month
3,7 million people in quarantine: intereSting
uvonelfn I screamed so hard XDDD
omg yes
HAHA
1.8 million now ;)
•Boba Suh• I was just gonna day that🤣
tip for anyone who wants to make their hair used to a longer period of not washing: wear it up a lot!! like super slick back then the grease isnt as noticable. thats how i unintentionally got used to washing my hair every sunday only !!⭐️
my hair gets dirty on saturdays
Okay but why is no one talking about the fact the she looks like a female version of young John Travolta
Why. Why would you do this to me. I CAN'T UNSEE IT
Ju Silva she does not thats the biggest insult I’ve ever seen in my life he is ugly
bruh
I can't unsee it now, thanks
Also like Alanis Morissette's little sister.
me: sees title
me: "That is disgusting"
me: ...
me: "I wanna watch it"
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Lmao same
Eyy me too
ナラNara same
Ellbat: not washing my hair for a month
Depression: first time?
송지히 brooo I used to do that when I was like realllly realllyyy depressed. Now I wash it 24/7- And still have lots and lots of oil
Felly maybe you have that much oil cuz you wash it so much?
Felly if you wash it A LOT and EVERYDAY then that’s probably why it’s so oily
greasy emo kids be like
i've had 3 months of no washing, it's fucking whack
Yes!! please do this challenge again, or longer. It helped so much. I would like to see though what happens in around 2-3 months.
Her hair after one month looks like my hair after five days.
Sameeee
Same but its like 4 days oof
same :'(
YEP
Me after one day :(
My hair wouldn’t even come out of a ponytail at like day 6
What kinda hair u got I have curly hair and it hurtsss
•*LightRxses*• ikr!
@@adriann7586 mine is wavy kinda. i am also a swimmer and so my hair is used to being washed a lot and so I literally cannot go like 2 days without washing it ahhahah
Manisha Asrani ohhh okay lol
I bet there have been so many people that have said this but you should wear a swim cap
It took her 25 days to realize how gross the word “sebum” is
sebum
see bum for more informa- yeah no it did *not* sound that weird in my head
Brock Samson yeah sorry I’m not a native English speaker
@@minimationpfft447 don’t lower yourself to such a standard sibling mine
Hey Ell... how did your hair feel after the first wash after the 30 days??
When I was in college 30 years ago (and actually had hair), my two roommates and I decided to see who could go the longest with out washing our hair, we all had 80's metal hair (mine was more like Axel Roses). My roommates lasted a week, I lasted 1 1/2 weeks. I'll tell you what, my hair (and my roommates agreed about there's) felt really soft and healthy.
What you should try, like what we did, is that we never got our hair wet when we took our showers.
Wait, you literally didnt WASH your hair at all? Not even water? That must have been very stinky 😂 Who smelled worse? You or your roomate? 😂
@SleeepyKitKat Interesting :)
Can we take a second to appreciate how pretty her voice sounds
simp:d
Literally could watch every single one of her videos and love them especially her voice
Yes
Nice Aussie voice
@@allegra2116 she’s British…
you’re actually supposed to brush your hair several times a day while doing this challenge in order to get rid ofthe dust and the dead hair and also to distribute the oils evenly across you hair so that it actually benefits from it!
(Sorry I rambled a bit)
(Note: I have normal, black/very dark brown, asian hair)
I'm not doing the challenge, I'm just doing it because I no longer have much to do and I don't want to??? (~ 2 weeks now (I usually wash once or twice a week - or whenever it felt too disgusting**) but I'll probably wash it tomorrow)
**For some reason, aside from a little bit of itch (idk if it's because I'm annoyed or it's actually itchy - probably both) - it's become less disgusting (it's also dry rn...grease might come when I start doing stuff tho - idk how but it does?)......I'm just hoping I no longer have dandruff (idk if it's like a medical condition 'cause I never checked) but I always feel like I have dandruff (my mom says it's fine so maybe I'm just too self conscious...)
[Like I think it's more head skin than dandruff because I realised I accidentally pick scabs.. - now I don't scratch much so it doesn't sting when I wash my hair - yay? Maybe I just need to brush my hair a lot more...]
she has curly hair..
ai chan The dandruff thing actually is a medical condition called sebarocdermititus (I didn’t spell it right sorry) I actually have the condition myself and it is were you scalp produces much more dandruff and can cause large patches of skin on the scalp to flake off making the scalp very tinder and causes it to become very painful is touched or scratched. It is treatable but I believe that it is a permanent condition. Some treatments (that I know of and use) are a shampoo that you leave in the scalp for up to 5 minutes and a liquid/serum that you put on the scalp and leave it their overnight. The liquid/serum makes your hair feel and look a bit greasy and I find it helps to put it up in a ponytail. Both of these treatments are prescription and can be prescribed by your dermatologist. I hope this helped you out!
@@ava-ig8hv so? Spray it with a spray bottle with eater and leave-in conditioner and then brush it
Yeah but the thing is, with the no-poo challenge, you're not supposed to just rinse it with water and call it a day. You're supposed to use vinegar and baking soda and it does actually clean your hair.
As a black girl with natural hair I found this interesting. We can go up to 2 months without washing our hair (with protective styling). My typical wash day is 2 weeks. But I now understand why others with other textures have to wash their hair so frequently. This was really entertaining and informative lol And your humor is dope haha
Wow this makes me jealous... I can go 2 days without washing and thats it :(
Yes I can relate.. very true
You’re so lucky! I can only dream that :(
@@WinterStorm93 im a swimmer so i have wash my hair every day
If we did protective styling we could last that long too as the grease would not be visible
Good job! TH-cam is proud, your doing your part✊loving the plug at the start👍
“I just started to itch.”
Sister that’s me after a day-
the ol’ razzle dazzle me too. My hair would legitimately look like hers after a month in 3 days
@@sugargliderdiaries Same T-T
Same. And my oily hair after 5 days looks how hers did after a month. And 1 day is like hers in a week.
@@sugargliderdiaries trueeee
I dont know how she got through it.. i didnt wash my hair for 2 days for the first time in forever and it was SO irritating and gross
me: washes hair every other day and still sometimes doesn’t like how oily it is on day 2
my 9 year old sister: goes 2 weeks without showering and still complains when we force her to shower
Charm of being pre puberty. I miss those days.
i’m the little sister💀💀
gdayminho same I can go ages without washing my hair and it looks fine lmao
@@shaunadowd2053 omg Lucky! My hair always looks just a little wet and curly
Your hair gets oily BECAUSE you wash it so frequently.. I wash mine once a week and it doesn't get oily until like day 5 or 6
in conclusion, shampoo is like hair drugs.
Screw the shampoo... que the conditioner
Kk WatPou qué
Haha
No it's not. Consult a dermatologist or dermatological reviews. What you do at the surface of your skin has no effect on the sebaceous gland activity. It's a pseudoscience myth...
@@julzalta6466 says pharmacy that earns money with their products
It might be worth doing it again but thoroughly brush your hair morning and night every day. Use clean scarves to put it up and avoid braids. This will absorb some of the oils and that along with the brushing will keep it cleaner and fairly well conditioned. Edit. If you want your hair to look fabulous you should consider using baking soda mixed in water to scrub your hair then rinse it with apple cider vinegar mixed with water before rinsing i with just water.. It will leave your hair healthier, nearly tangle free and looking amazing. My wife has done this for more than 4 years with amazing results.
Yet the people in the walking dead have perfect hair without even being near water for 6 years🤣🤣🤣
They have to have water or be near water. Without water you die. Please think next time.
@@andrewmichael4238 what a way to "fact check" someone talking about ZOMBIES
Lmao love that show but yeah that's so true my favorite comment ever
Your are wrong there was many times they were able to take showers in the walking dead ( in the prison , and most of there camps) had water or even showers so you obviously don't know the show that well
Angelina Cahala why are you so sour? Lol, it’s a joke. Don’t bust your brain thinking about it.
Her: I didn’t wash my hair for a month
Middle school boys: wait your getting paid for this?
You didn't have to call me out like that dude
ssssSTopmotion they really did tho
ssssSTopmotion Bro some of y’all show up to school with hair like this and I-
I am a middle school girl but I still felt that because I do it
Pooja Singh what’s with middle schoolers just not washing their hair and showering??
Ellbat: I'll touch my hair as little as possible
Also ellbat: *touches hair every second
I laughed when editing tbh loool
As someone who has a naturally oily scalp, I really appreciate how you've done this. I had to not wash my hair for two weeks, cause I got chickenpox, ngl, it was NOT fun.
one day after washing hair:
dandruff: *guess whos back-*
grease: *-back again*
who else heard the voice when u read this comment
@@p1nkcig me
Jessica Marie lol, me.
yes yes yes👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
lol and whats worse is that dandruff can also produce because of excess buildup of sebum/oil
Be honest, when you finally washed it , you scrubbed for like an hour right lol
I scrub for an hour even if I showered yesterday
@@ariellafelicity6248 youre damaging your hair
@@itzzriri2548 Fr. I wash mine everyday and I’m so gentle like I don’t scrub just lightly rub.
@@ktt5378 I wash mine everyday , and it’s still super healthy . I just don’t put like heavy shampoo
@@ariellafelicity6248 same
Nobody:
4 million people seeing this:
*I n t e r e s t i n g*
Somebody literally copied your comment, just letting you know my fellow quarantinee
Welcome to another "Whats in my Recommends". -_-
This made me laugh so incredibly hard for no type of reason
500th like!!! YASSS XD
And here's one more XD
Useing a boar bristle brush is essential to clean the scalp and pull the oil to the ends to condition the hair naturally. THEN right after wash your hair with warm or lukewarm water right afterwards massaging with fingertips. I have found I have to do this for longer than I would for shampooing. It helps to have a strong flow of water and to massage and rinse from several directions including hanging your head down. In addition I've been no poo for about 10 years now and have always washed at least once a week with something weather it be a cowash, baking soda, rice water, shakaki, or some lather of bar soap (which bar soap is my least favorite). Never have I heard of no poo people just not cleaning their scalp or hair at all. Going no poo is actually a bit higher maintenance in my experience but worth it. My hair is so oily I used to look like your one month hair or worse after not washing for only three days. Learning How and WHEN to use a boar bristle brush was for me The key to keeping my hair clean with just water for longer. I pretty much only brush right before I wash. If my ends are frizy or poofy then I have not brushed enough to get the oil to the ends. (I have 2a fine thin oily hair)
unrelated but omg when i was in 3rd grade, i was getting ready for school and I couldn't find a normal hairbrush
All that i could find was a circular boar bristle brush and it got stuck in my hair
I couldnt take it out and my mum used loads of conditioner and oil and it still was stuck
(Luckily?) there was a typhoon and school was canceled
And in the end i had bangs 😭
Who else just found this in their recommended?
IKR I DONT WANNA KNOW BOUT GREASY HAIR
Meee
Me
Fatoumata Sacko Nope, found this up your a-s
I just washed my hair and this popped up 🤣
remember that girl who didn’t wash her hair for a year
I could never
3 years
ღ Bubbly Pisces ღ same. I wash my hair twice a day. It’ll never be dirty. Nope I couldn’t handle it.
@@erhhhh27 That's not healthy either
DetectiveWolfy . You’ll go bald
apparently i’ve unknowingly taken part in a massive movement against shampoo due to the fact that i terribly disrespect my body and self care
Same
yea same, they should call it the depression movement instead of nopoo
Bruce Gooijer yeah we shouldd
Depression?
haha same here. Looks like me not using shampoo and conditioner for weeks and simply wetting/rinsing my hair is now revealed to be for "health" reasons instead of pure and utter laziness because I have long hair. That's my excuse now and I'm rolling with it.
As a black woman this was entertaining to watch hahaha. Especially when I've locked my hair in a protective style, I can go for more than a month and believe you me it will be dry hahaha. It becomes dryer with time and I need to add some oil :):):).
same lollll
i know black ppl usually wash their hair less frequently and when they do, they spend a long time taking care of their hair but i just cant help but really be jealous of the less frequent wash-cycle thingy. i tried this method and it didnt work for me so now i wash my hair once every 3 days at max. is there a secret yall have or is it just the biological difference 😭😭 (im eurasian btw)
@@aloura8931 It’s biological. Very tight curls, 3b and 4a curls, which are way more common with black people, don’t retain moisture as much as straight hair. So washing too often can strip the oils from the scalp that the hair needs to stay moisturized.
Think of how black women can apply a good amount of hair oil on their hair and it and it doesn’t look greasy. But if a woman with silky, straight hair tried that, their hair would look like they poured it in oil.
me: literally washed my hair two hours ago
my scalp: it’s snowing!
holly have you tried useing tee tree shampoo and conditioner?
try sulfate free shampoos, you might be allergic
bruh same idk what to do at this point 😭
SAMEEE kinda desperate at this point
Same, but Vichy have helped and it’s a white and green package around it. It’s good! Helped me I almost doesn’t have more white things idk what the name is in English
As someone whos been depressed and didn't wash their hair for a month and didn't realize (I took showers but my hair stayed in a bun and I wouldn't take it off), this doesn't bother me but it actually makes me feel like I wasn't crazy about my hair becoming healthier during my depression session (at least something is growing happy), it grew (from chin length to off shoulder length), it started growing back (I was somewhat balding from the stress and depression), it was stronger (before it literally snapped if I used a brush and I haven't dye it in years) and my curls came back (before it just looked like a mop) overall my depression made my hair healthier and beautiful and in turn made me a bit happier and made more of an effort in trying not to let my bad thought dim the shine my hair gave me again.
It is worth the hassle then?
Me: doesn’t shower for 2 days
My hair: looks like I haven’t washed it in 2 weeks
Ariel O u skip showering? Thats grosser then not washing ur hair for a week
Romy Van Der Windt it’s not healthy to shower every day.
@@romyvanderwindt37 2 days is ok
@@romyvanderwindt37 some people cant even have a shower so 🤦♂️
@@romyvanderwindt37 You're actually not supposed to shower every day. Just like you're not supposed to wash your hair every day, you're not supposed to wash your skin every day.
Of course, for sanitary reasons, it's ideal to wash the "essential" places. But if you shower every other day, there's nothing wrong with that.
Fun fact: A year ago, I had to perform the nutcracker. I sucked at making a high bun, so my mom would make it. That certain year, she couldn’t help me put my hair up a few hours before the show. So I had the brilliant idea to NOT wash my hair for a week, so my oily hair would make it easier to put it up. It worked.
Nexxy, just put it in upside down. Bend over forward, let your hair hang down towards the floor, and tie it in a pony tail from that position.
Then stand up and turn your high pony tail into a bun.
I've always been told to not wash my hair before going in for up-do's. Hair is a little more grippy and will look better in the end
I experienced something similar when I played a character whose hair was in a French roll requiring tons of backcombing and hair spray and such. There's a reason for the saying "I've just washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it". The lady who put my hair up told me in no uncertain terms not to wash it for a couple of days before a show.
I can't sleep when my hair is dirty. That might sound weird, but I'm so aware of it and oddly enough, my head actually feels hot if my hair is dirty against my pillow.
Same. I hate dirty hair and sleep with dirty hair?? Not a chance
Same. My sister thinks I'm a "germaphobe" for it lmao
Bruh same
I don't like taking showers or baths, but my mom forces me to wash my hair anyway.
Sameeee
me: (doesn't wash my hair for 3 days)
oil: *so u have chosen death...*
omg guys thx for the likes! this really made my night. I'm glad I'm not the only one😂 2.7k is the most amount of likes I have ever gotten on here and tik tok combined. yet again I never get on the fyp😂
dang... 3.6 likes thx guys❤
3.8?! yall-
BelowZero 09 LMAO 🤣🤣🤣 aaahhhh I felt this
Relatable 😭
Omg this is me as well😂
same... this is the most annoying thing for me
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
youtube: suggests this video me, a bald woman: yes perfect exactly what i wanted
just gonna say. ur profile pic?????
@@theresenormann3938 could be wig but yh it confused me aswell lol
Could be a wig?
Pre-buzz photo
Adding ACV once a week to ur shampooing will stop bolding and help hair regrowth naturaly.
Not using soap is one thing, but not taking care of it is another, you still have to brush it preferably twice a day, in the evening 100 strokes and in the morning 100 strokes with a boar bristle brush, this will remove the dust and help distribute the sebum evenly
“The dandruff is awful”
Oh, welcome to the club sis. I’ve had dandruff my whole life. I wash my hair regularly and still have to deal with it.
Washing ur hair is drying up ur scalp maybe that's the reason. x
Rachel Tyler I wash my hair only every 3-4 days and still have dandruff 🤷🏻♀️
@@carolinemercer9779 ok
@@carolinemercer9779 Idont know if it works for you because there are two sorts of dandruff the oily one and the dry dandruff. I have a condition where my scalp gets reallly dry and before I take a shower I always brush my scalp in circular motion on the specific spots where its dry and the drandruff kinda comes off and after that I have 2 days without any problems. But you will need a brush that is like massaging your head. You know what I mean? Like a hard one. With these plastic things poking out. I don't know how to describe 😂. Maybe you can try this :) and I also use a moisturising conditioner and massage it onto my head and leave it for 2 minutes. And after I learned that literally every second person has to deal with dandruff I don't even care that much anymore. You got this sis!
Annemarie Lutz thanks :))) I’ll definitely try that!
The quarantine is literally my normal life but with food limits
Damn that hit hard
Same lol
Not being able to eat pizza or ice cream has been the only real change for me 🤣
That and not having a shit ton of academic stress.
EXACTLY WHY DID I DO IT THE MONTH BEFORE QUARANTINE IM SO MAD
Your name is sooo pretty. It's almost mellifluous
Bruh and without going to school
This was almost a year ago…so sad that we’re still in quarantine
She started the vid a year ago
Hellooooo and yes its very sad
Y’all we ain’t even in lockdown anymore. Where y’all located? I’m in southeast USA.
I mean we’re still social distancing and whatnot
@CutiePie yep same
Honestly on week 3 it started looking better, if oil production was getting stable, maybe "distributing" it through combing could have been better than keeping a ponytail all the time ?
This is actually where the whole "hundred brushstrokes a day" came from, because Back Then, the soaps would actually make hair brittle and breakable, so you couldn't use soap in your hair. Hence, the hundred brushstrokes. Using a pig-bristle brush, you'd brush the oils from your scalp to the end of your hair, and while doing so would brush out dirt and dead skin. Women's hair would be long and clean due to this. In short, it might have gone better with the addition of a pig-bristle brush used each day.
@Jack K one hundred strokes a day
IDK why, but "boar bristle" just sounds way less nasty than "pig bristle" XD
I should try this! Cause my mum always said that my grandma said that she'd do it to her own hair and my mum's and it was really smooth and soft....and like Ellbat explained in this video it can't change a pattern from washing it every other day or whatever so I'll see if it works :)
Yep, I have long (I mean thigh long) thick wavy hair that I don't wash more than once a month or two (when I dye the roots, basically) and only use conditioner and coconut oil. Leaving it out would be pretty impractical (for several reasons) but by taking the ties out of my braid/tail (think Kahl Drogo's ponytail) and combing it with a fine tooth comb starting at the bottom and working up, then taking out of a ponytail and combing from top of the scalp, it removes most of the dust and skin that might accumulate, along with any hair fall. The coconut oil, which I have to apply after washing and a couple of times per week to prevent mad frizz and make combing/brushing possible anyway, has enough anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties that it smells quite clean and I don't get the dandruff I always had as a kid. You definitely shouldn't shower with long hair without brushing out the knots and hair fall thoroughly first, let alone if not using conditioner, because it weakens in water and you will just pull out clumps of snapped hairs along with the hair fall
@Jack K daily. I was taught to brush 100 strokes per day. Soft boar bristle brush, brush from scalp all the way down the length.
I think my brother is doing this...
Or he’s just disgusting in general.
Edit: My brother's not depressed. I know what that's like, from personal and clinical standpoint, and he doesn't have it. He's just disgusting doesn't shower or brush his teeth because he wants to game. I play on my PS4 plenty but he seems addicted and never. fucking. showers.
🤣
#DepressionGang
make sure he’s doing okay. that’s a sign of depression
@@jeannakeltch2569 no.
How is this disgusting.
Imagine the satisfaction she went through when she got to wash her hair nicely after those weeks😂
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I did this just to see what happens, and it worked fine for me. There are some differences and they do change things a lot. I'm a guy and have short hair. As a kid I remember washing my hair maybe once a week, but then it got to doing it daily. I had issues with dandruff, oily hair, losing hair. A few months ago I decided to try getting rid of shampoo. I still wash my hair every day while showering, I just don't use shampoo, or anything else, really, just warm water. I scrub while washing, and then vigorously use a towel to dry it. The first month was horrible, it itched a lot. It also looked dirty, not terrible, but dirtier than it used to. Now I don't really need shampoo anymore, except if it was a weird day, when I feel I got some dirt on my head that will just not go away with water alone. The bold spot seems to have stopped growing (it's not getting smaller either, but that's life). The hair looks fine, I don't see hair falling at all. The scalp is clean, no more dandruff. No itching either. The hair doesn't feel oily anymore, just a lot smoother. When I need to get it into some shape (working from home reduced the need for that), I use the same boar bristle brush that I already had and used for my beard.
In conclusion, it worked for me, and I'm not going back to using shampoo daily. Your mileage might vary.
Her: *Didn't wash hair for a month*
Me at 10: **Pathetic**
LOL same when I was 9 I never washed my hair either
@@bjornhaforsson2108 😂 Until my dad finally called me out
@@sukisukijanai971 lol for me my mom just pulled me right into the shower 😂
Michael Fredricc
My longest is 2 and 1/2 months
lonest time i didnt wash my hair was 2 weeks and it was so gross 😂
Most Curly haired girls know that our hair does not like to be washed too frequently. It dries out and looks horribly unhealthy.
Yeah, I wash my hair once a week because it hurts as HELL when I have to brush it when it's dry. It takes me about 2 hours, and it's SO DAMN TANGLED! And then I have to braid my hair tiGHTlY so it looks "neAt"
Ikr! I'm a 3A and I'm over here tryna put oils in my hair, not wash it out 😂 I'm also high porosity so moisture is even more important for me!
@@kreyziramenwoman3967 that's me! Actually 🙃😂
Fr yess
YES
This is how my hair looks after 2 days of not washing it
Over night 🙋♀️
@@janek.9734 you must wash it every day then.. Your hair will look like this at the end of each day if you wash it each day.. Mine used to! Now I wash it once a week, and my starts to look greasy on day 5 or 6, then I just tie it up!
Sameee
Yep same. Her fourth week hair was literally my hair after 3 days of not washing it
Ditto
Thank you for taking the challenge and giving me a laugh and your reward is that i subscribed.
Speaking from the perspective of somebody studying historical fashion, what you should have done was get a natural bristle brush, as in made with boar bristles, and from day one on, brushed you hair thoroughly with it and then washed the brush thoroughly with soap daily. This removes dirt and excess sebum from your hair along with spreading the required sebum evenly throughout your hair.
Alex.....you are correct (boar bristle brush when you start out for sure)!!! I wash my hair once a week.....have no problems with greasy hair anymore! And now I use a regular brush (long hair)! Much much healthier hair now...❤️
@@lg8365 I fully agree. I use the same for my hair, only washing it when I didn't have time to brush it clean every day.
But using a boar bristle would make her lose her curls
I tried a boar bristled brush and found it did nothing for me. I did it everyday for a week or so. I found it more effective to slowly add days between washing my hair. I've pushed it from 2-3 days to about a week and hope to take it further so my hair is less oily all the time.
@@emilycorby8997 i have found that washing the brush with soap or shampoo daily is what does the trick. I sometimes even leave hot water on the brush before brushing to dampen my hair to reduce frizz and warm the sebum making it easier to spread/remove. Even going so far as to add a hairdryer for drying/heat while brushing. This may seem like a lot of work, which is because it is. Cleaning hair by brush takes time. But I believe its worth it.
I did this once for three months when I was in the hospital. Yeah, bad idea. After that period of time, I almost had to cut off some hair because I just wasn't able to brush it anymore (I had long hair). That's when I knew it was time to stop and that it didn't work for me.
And that moment when you finally wash it. And that it's dry directly after. It was the best feeling ever.
Rick I feel like you’re exaggerating
emmy_bemmy09 no it’s not if u have a tube or picc, you not allowed to shower.
Rick ^am I right?
emmy_bemmy09 she’s not exaggerating. I have very long hair as well and in 5 days staying in a bed my hair is fully tangled, that means the whole left part of the head tangled together, and the whole right side together. Takes 2 hours to remove it. 3 months in a bed (since she was in a hospital) with long hair; the only thing to do is to cut it, it must be an amount of tangled that you can’t even imagine, the whole head (not just a side and another side) must be making one tangle together mixing all small tangles.
💀This is big cap
Nobody:
Absolutely no one:
Not a single soul:
Ellbat: SEBUM
not semen
Or, ITS DISGUSTING
Caysi Johnson has to
Whooaaa idk if it was intentional but at 0:51 you sound like a professional on the news, "when we were all able to still go outside" its the way you said go outside. Shook 😂
Frrrr
Okay, as a black woman, I finally understand the confusion when I tell white ppl that I can't wash my hair more than every 1-2 weeks. I can totally see how uncomfortable that would be if they tried it. It's the exact opposite for me. My curly natural hair stays bone dry and gets brittle if I don't ADD some moisturizing leave ins and/or oils. It's basically a desert. Though I'm sure my scalp produces sebum, it's nowhere near that level, and what it does produce just doesn't travel down the curly strands like it does on much straighter hair. So it's dry and can snap so easily if I try to comb it without water/moisture products. I didn't know the sebum struggle for folks with straight hair till this video showed up.
I wonder if part of it is hair type as well. Im white but my hair is very frizzy and dry so If I wash any more frequent than every 4 days or so its gets brittle and breaks.
@@roveplanteater6738 It's all based on hair type none of this has anything to do with race
princessminx 7 idk it kinda seems like a race thing because certain hair type are more prevalent to certain races 🤷♀️ that first comment makes sense and it makes sense mostly for poc and probably for any other race that has curly kinky or frizzy hair 🤔 but my point is I guess those hair types are more prevelant to poc just my opinion tho 😶
I had a friend once (she was mixed, with afro hair) who accidentally got olive oil all over her hand and then jokingly reached out towards my hair threatening to rub her hand on it, and in the process she did get a little bit of oil on my hair (mid shaft- for what that's worth) and I was like whyyyyy would you do that! I had places to be! now i have to wash my hair and style it all over again! and she didnt get why it was a big deal- cause she assumed that it would just soak in, like with her hair. Then after a neat exchange that's when she learned how (generally) oil is the enemy for straight hairstyles and I learned that water (generally) is the enemy for curly/afro hairstyles
@@Asbestoslover666 it depends on which hairstyles. I usually wear my afro out or in a high puff so daily, water is my best friend (because it soften and make my hair easy to manipulate) but if I straighten my hair I want to stay far away by any possible way (because of shrinkage)
Everyone in quarantine: let’s try to glow up
Ellbat: nope let’s just not wash it
OMG that's exactly what I'm trying to do! (Glow up) Tbh it really isn't working, I'm ugly lmfao
@@unsuborsatanwillhauntyou6048 bhhhhhhg im ded same its just not workingg no matter whatever i do
Lol
I’m trying to glow up but like How tf do you glow up 😂
•i am someone that exists • MOOD
LOL, your week four hair is what my day four hair looks like. It just doesn’t work for some of us. 🤣
Her week four hair is what my next day hair looks.
Her four week hair is my hair if I don’t wash it for one night
Same here. She didn't mention itching till week two . I get it in day 4 ....I have heard about it but can not do it . THIS IS BECAUSE PAINFUL spots on neck... The oily hair, itching, to much hair spray feeling it's nothing comparing to f*ing volcano 🌋 spots created in 4 non washing hair day !!!. I'm also afraid that the dandruff would stay forever !
I'm exactly the same
@@patrycjaswieca2518 I’ve developed that from trying to go multiple days w/o washing, too. It does go away, but it’s incredibly uncomfortable, and it does seem to come back more readily after only one or two missed washes, since. I believe it’s microbial and could be addressed with a topical treatment, but I don’t want to mess with with my biome like that. I’d rather just wash it every day.