I've been growing my hair out for a little more than 2 years now. My goal was to be able to tie it up into a man bun and now I am able to! There have been a few stages during my journey where I considered cutting my hair but I always found myself watching your videos to give me some inspiration so thank you!
Quick question for you, did you ever cut the stray hairs in the back by your neck? Or did they just eventually over the course of 2 years reach a reasonable length. Cause im like a year in and they just arent long enough to fit in anything yet and it looks hopeless. At least with the sides I can use a bobby pin to fix them up but fuck these little hairs just dont fit in at all lol
After 1 year I had a crisis and cut my hair, I was growing it out for so long and threw it away over self sabotage. I honestly regret it now, since I found more tips and tricks how to maintain long hair, and I’m back to growing out the hair process.
This channel is a huge inspiration for helping me to continue my hair growth journey. 9 months in and luca is helping me to get through this awkward stage that I currently find myself in.
You'll get past it, hang in there! I'm 2 and a half years in. For the longest time, I felt like my awkward stage was never going to go away. It finally was completely gone after 20 months. Once I hit 14 months it only got better and better. Just gotta stick it out through the last months!
@@saad7885 so... what's your problem? The guy looks great - powerfully beautiful - and, sure, he has a lovely smile....but it's the hair wot does it! And I'd say the same whether I was gay or straight (I'm not sure that I'm either....why does it matter?). [Sorry Luca for talking about you in third person! I'm actually very grateful. 9 months in, 65 years old, not a bald spot or receding in any way - and no beer belly! I look so young and beautiful!! It is this that inspires me but, without your videos I also may easily have given up....and I'm beginning to be very glad that I haven't!]
Wow your hair is so long now. I remember the journey of you growing your hair out. I’m currently growing mine out and it gives me motivation to carry on after watching your videos
1. If you have any wavy or curly texture to your hair, avoid the towel (old t-shirt instead!) and limit brushing to only when it's entirely wet 2. Do Not use hair oil as anything but the LAST step. First you should opt for a leave in conditioner and THEN if you feel like your hair isnt locking in the moisture like you want it to, you can add in some hair oil- a little at a time. 3. Avoid the hair dryer!!! Heat damage is so prevalent in many people's hair and it's hard to fix. Not to mention curly wavy textures are way more prone to that kind of drying and breakage. Look out for the long term health of your hair and BALANCE that with short term styling techniques. Blow drying is okay when you're short on time & use a heat protectant but please, not everyday! P.s. everyone's hair is different and how you treat it is so very personal to you. only you can decide what to do with it but these are just some suggestions!
@@PieterFret My fave is probably the Shea Moisture Manuka Honey and Yogurt Leave In. It’s one of, if not the first, hair product I fell in love with. Shea Moisture is a GREAT bet because it’s at most stores, is very affordable, and uses awesome ingredients overall: I’d recommend anything from them, just look for Wavy or Curly on the label. Two lighter Shea Moisture leave ins I love are the Lush Length Lite Hemp Leave In and the Virgin Coconut Oil Daily Hydration Leave In. Also love the Mane Choice Heavenly Halo Softening Milk (helps manageability, not frizz as much) and the Evolvh Smart Curl Leave In. Rule of thumb, you can use any product intended for true curly hair, just make sure your hair is damp before applying Anything, and start with very small amounts & add in from there. Putting a mask of pure aloe vera on my hair for about 20ish minutes before I shower has helped my frizz sooooo much- also a product called Pacifica Coco Gloss Shine Serum- it’s a frizz reducing serum that works pretty well. Hope this helps!
so i’ve been growing my hair out for roughly a year and it’s a disconnected undercut so it’s long only on top, and cut pretty short on the sides and back. my hair is currently just above my shoulders and a few months ago there was some new growth growing on my hairline, it’s currently to my eyes and the rest is barely above my shoulders, watching your videos actually helped me a lot
I’ve been growing my hair out for 2 years now and it was great to witness your hair growth series along the journey. You’ve inspired me to break through the many awkward stages and now I can tie it in a top man bun with ease!
frizzy hair usually has a wave/curl so maybe u should try enhancing your wave/curls. Try applying a leave in conditioner on wet hair and scrunching it (you hair should be wet enough that u hear a squishy noise with the water when scrunching) and then let air dry. also look up vids on wavy hair to help you out :)
I have thick and very curly hair thats also very long, meaning that i get a lot of knots and it becomes really hard to brush out and to manage with. Honestly, ive always felt the need as a kid to grow out my hair so it could be the longest but im planning to cut it, but not entirely short such as being above my shoulder length, maybe a just-below medium length since i am very attached to my hair, as ive mentioned i wanted to grow it out as a kid meaning, that ive had it for many years now, after watching this video i am surely planning to cut my hair as this has made me realise how much i dont need to have long hair, and as a muslim it is better to have long hair as on the day of judgement (the day where the God (Allah) questions you for all the wrong that you have done to see whether you will go to Jannah or Jahannam (heaven or hell)) everybody will not be wearing clothes and rely on the hair to protect them (but in the afterlife you will be wearing clothes), my parents encourage me and my sister to have long hair for the better, but i really do hope my mother allows me to cut it, 🌸
Hair is one of the most important body parts. We care our hair because we think of them as something special and something we're proud of. Thanks for sharing this video. Despite your age, you know a lot. Keep going on young man. God bless.
I got fed up with my unmanageable frizzy, dry, hair and quit washing it a bit over a week ago. My hair is actually responding quite well! It hasn’t gotten oily at all, and no bad smells. I just make sure to rinse it every time I shower, which is daily, and everything seems fine. I stopped conditioning too, because I kind of wanted to see just what would happen. I’m surprised how well it’s worked, to be honest 😅
@@couscousmellow2315 do you guys dip your hair in shit? what do you guys do with your hair that makes it so disgusting that you have to clean it with cleaning agents every single day?
Literally just thinking that I need to do something to help my frizzy hair. Started growing it out around the time you did. Thankful to have your videos man!
I love your videos relating to hair Luca, I’ve now hit 12 months since starting to grow my hair and I’ve found your tips very helpful. My hair has now reached the shoulders and I’m loving it. My next Salon trip will be in June to get a colour/ foils and the ends trimmed to get that dry hair off. Keep up the good work 👍❤️😄
I am growing out my hair from the last 7 months ..and i got a hait cut once during this time (only the ends) !! Everytime i want some motivation i just watch your videos and it helps a lottt! Ps-i really want to grow my hair faster ,so any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you luca
i had grown my hair in the quarentine, my hair was growing for 3 years, but i didn't knew that much about hair, so i washed every day, so my hair was super frizzy, so i cutted it thinking it wasn't for me, but now i regret irt and im going to start re-growing my hair, not the same amout tan before but the necessary to make my old icconic samurai hair style that every one saw me using
i thought i had straight frizzy hair till i tried curly products (my hair is wavy) and not dry brushing the hell out of my hair and its looked way better ever since then
Just got my first shampoo bar !! Can’t wait to try it out, been growing my hair after buzzing it for about a year and four months !! Thinking about cutting it down again but haven’t decided yet on a cut that fits me..
i have silky straight hair and just as long as yours. I've tried to do Antoine greizmanns' (Barcelonas' footballer) man bun but i pretty much fail most of the time. Could you please please post of tutorial of it
Loop the hairband as doing a full ponytail but for last loop dont pull all the way, leave some for tail and pull some for bun (also search for ponybun)
@@drittevercetti hey man, thanks! Could you also tell me how to get look like greizmanns' hair on the tail. I don't know how to explain but hope you understand. It's like wavy and not dry at all. Also, can't find any video regarding 'man ponybun' although those would help. I understand the method of the the pony bun but can't do it since the pony part in the second loop remains dry in the overall look yk?, would appreciate help. Thank you so much!
@@Ali-g9p4k His hair is naturally wavy. You can cure your hair's dryness by proper hair care but you need to do slight curling to get the similar texture. Actually i don't know a video about ponybun, i saw it on manly curls website ( www.manlycurls.com/2015/07/top-4-long-hairstyles-men-hair-type/#:~:text=Ponybun%20hairstyle%20for%20straight%20hair another ponybun method was used at the photo, griezmann's method to tie his hair looks like the method in my first comment). You're welcome
I have a great tip for you. Do the man bun while your hair is wet and leave the hairs out the bun like Antoine does. Blow dry your hair in the bun position and start messing up the ends of the bun to give it some curl while blow drying.
I would like to figure out how many days I should go without washing my hair but I'm super afraid of getting into the dandruff region and having to fix that. Btw your hair looks BEAUTIFUL at 3:30
have you ever tried letting it air dry? that and a good leave in conditioner combats frizz a lot and i get really good curl definition. i live in miami, fl so i know humidity and hair. your hair looks alot like mine when blow dried and when i put in leave in conditioner and let it air dry it is so much more curly and prettier. even if i put no product my curls pop so much more than if i had blow dried. (also the curl diffuser attachment for a blow dryer is amazing for curls if you like blow drying, unless your goal is for your hair to be straighter). but seriously your hair has so much potential to be curly you should do a curl video cause i wanna see what your mane looks like with curling products. also the less products it takes for your hair to look good the better, your hair becomes dependent on the products you use and it will leave your hair looking terrible on the days you decide to give your hair a break from products, so be a light as possible with products. the scalp has natural oils so try to rely on those rather relying on a packaged hair oil. your hair becoming dependent on products is a big source of frizzyness
also dont fully dry with a towel, just get it so it doesnt drip, and never pull the hair when using a towel, pat it and bunch your hair together so it curls
Hey Luca for somebody that wears a man bun, I'm just curious if you could make a video about the harms of this? I heard that you could cause you hairline to recede ect. I would really appreciate hearing your insight into this, since you also rock the man bun daily.
Please make a video about shampoo bars I’ve been growing my hair almost as long as you and I look forward to your tips since we have similar hair and it’s been very dry lately
I’m a 20 year old male with long hair pretty much exactly like him in this video. If someone could PLEASE help me and send me links to good and non harmful shampoo and conditioners I will LOVE YOU FOREVER!!
It has been 7-8months I'm growing out my hair and in the awkward stage right now 🥲 and problems like hair fall, frizzy hair is arising so its my request to make a video on that including the best hair products and hair care routine 🤌🥲
The middle section of my hair is long enough for a bun. Now I’m growing out my side hair and it’s almost long enough for the full man bun. Just a little section of my side hair still sticks out.
My hair can get super dry so imma get some hair oil and cream I think, I’m also not going to use shampoo/conditioner as that’s what makes my hair really dry :/ Thanks for the vid man, really insightful 🙏🏻
As someone with curly wavy hair, this video helped with nothing lol (except with the paraben free products which I figured out a long time ago lol). I still enjoy his videos. I love his accent and attitude.
Some of this is good advice but some of it isn’t based on any good evidence. Parabens really aren’t harmful at the concentrations they are used, they’re great preservatives and they’re not a drying alcohol either. On alcohols, not all alcohols are bad, fatty alcohols can be fantastic for your hair. You should also consider your hair type, wavier and curlier hair types can be more prone to frizz if not cared for properly, brushing curls out, improper drying techniques and so on can contribute to frizz. Not every shampoo bar is good either, but I agree that cheap shampoos and conditioners are generally not good. If anyone is dealing with dry or frizzy hair, the advice in this video is broadly a good start, but I highly recommend looking further into it to make sure you tailor your hair care to your specific needs.
Can I use DryShampoo while trying to get rid of the habbit washing my hair everyday? Literally everytime i wake up in the morning my hair is oily even tho i washed it the day before. I considered switching pillowcases to silk ones but i dont know if that would help.
Just stumbled across your TH-cam ! Thank you. I struggle with dry scalp, I've grown my hair and have tried so many things. I use OGX argan oil shampoo and conditioner, I then blow dry my hair without product (think this is what the issue is) I only do this because I thought product was making my hair dry.
i got a legit question. is washing my hair with just water as bad as washing it with shampoo? because yes i used to shampoo everyday and then literally because of watching your videos i stopped, but i dont know if the term "not washing your hair" means to just not shampoo it or to avoid water until its shampoo day? Thanks for the videos, they are very informative and an inspiration.
I've had a slik moisturized hair when i was a kid , when i started my teenage years my hair started to frizzy curled dry hair that didn't look that good , got any tips to make it slik and smooth again?
When you do use hair cream when do you end up washing it out? Like I try wash my hair every two days, so in that scenario would you leave the hair cream for those two days then wash it out, would you add more in between etc. or do you wash it out after the day’s end? Sorry if I’m not making my question super clear
Use hair cream when your hair is wet. It is useless to add it to dry hair. After the blowdrying/drying process use some sort of pomade or clay and a tiny bit of hair oil to set in your style and give it some shine. Add some pomade/mousse/cream/gel and heat protectant oils before blowdrying. Don't add more in between. If you dried and styled your hair properly your hair should be great for the next 2 days. Wash the cream out when it's shampoo day so yeah every 2 days to avoid build up.
Question, I tend to get dry skin and that includes my scalp. Genetics. While I do try my best to stay hydrated, my problem is that I get dandruff if I don't wash my head for a couple of days. Any recommendations on this? I've been using hair oils and that has greatly improved my hair's overall health...sadly, my scalp problems persist.
I've been growing my hair since 2017 it's so long now idk what to do with it I used to just use shampoo on my hair and that's it but now I'm trying to treat my hair and scalp better
Thanks for the video!! Been watching for helpful tips for awhile now. My problem is work in a very oily environment, so I have to take a shower in the evenings when I get home. What is your recommendations on this front. I can't really find any helpful tips.
If you don't wash and condition your hair every day, do you still use the hair cream and oil on a day that you do not wash it? If not, do you just get it wet in the shower?
How important is the regular haircut? I try to take care of my hair and follow most of the other tips but I usually get a haircut and only go back after (3 to 6) months.
If you don't style your hair with heat often then once every 6 months is enough. It is important to take care of any growing split ends or dead ends and to help shape your hair to help it grow beautifully.
I have two weddings coming up and I am looking for a suitable haircut for my long hair. Since 2020, it has grown long and has reached shoulder length. What type of haircut would you suggest? Looking for options
I've been growing my hair out for a little more than 2 years now. My goal was to be able to tie it up into a man bun and now I am able to! There have been a few stages during my journey where I considered cutting my hair but I always found myself watching your videos to give me some inspiration so thank you!
@@onix840 entrances??
I only have been growing my hair for 4 months. I really want to have a long hair lol. I'm scared that I'll cut it before I can bear it
Quick question for you, did you ever cut the stray hairs in the back by your neck? Or did they just eventually over the course of 2 years reach a reasonable length. Cause im like a year in and they just arent long enough to fit in anything yet and it looks hopeless. At least with the sides I can use a bobby pin to fix them up but fuck these little hairs just dont fit in at all lol
After 1 year I had a crisis and cut my hair, I was growing it out for so long and threw it away over self sabotage. I honestly regret it now, since I found more tips and tricks how to maintain long hair, and I’m back to growing out the hair process.
@@normalcommenter8595 get a trim (like 1 inch off or less) when you are at a comfortable hair length. Or just use hair treatments.
This channel is a huge inspiration for helping me to continue my hair growth journey. 9 months in and luca is helping me to get through this awkward stage that I currently find myself in.
You'll get past it, hang in there! I'm 2 and a half years in. For the longest time, I felt like my awkward stage was never going to go away. It finally was completely gone after 20 months. Once I hit 14 months it only got better and better. Just gotta stick it out through the last months!
You gotta roll with it
im 8 months in! and i can now tie up my hair without the support of hair belt.b
i’m so glad i grew my hair out because it led me to this channel
This dude has the best smile ever. Always makes me happy to see his smile.
*one of the best 😀
Gay
@@aymanhimself I was about to comment this as well
@@saad7885 so... what's your problem? The guy looks great - powerfully beautiful - and, sure, he has a lovely smile....but it's the hair wot does it! And I'd say the same whether I was gay or straight (I'm not sure that I'm either....why does it matter?). [Sorry Luca for talking about you in third person! I'm actually very grateful. 9 months in, 65 years old, not a bald spot or receding in any way - and no beer belly! I look so young and beautiful!! It is this that inspires me but, without your videos I also may easily have given up....and I'm beginning to be very glad that I haven't!]
@@williamparker9509 gay.
Wow your hair is so long now. I remember the journey of you growing your hair out. I’m currently growing mine out and it gives me motivation to carry on after watching your videos
Same. I started growing out about 9 months after he started and yeah my hair is like a few inches shorter than his.
me too. i started with him but mine are not as long as his. dunno why. i don't even go to stylin shop anymore
1. If you have any wavy or curly texture to your hair, avoid the towel (old t-shirt instead!) and limit brushing to only when it's entirely wet
2. Do Not use hair oil as anything but the LAST step. First you should opt for a leave in conditioner and THEN if you feel like your hair isnt locking in the moisture like you want it to, you can add in some hair oil- a little at a time.
3. Avoid the hair dryer!!! Heat damage is so prevalent in many people's hair and it's hard to fix. Not to mention curly wavy textures are way more prone to that kind of drying and breakage. Look out for the long term health of your hair and BALANCE that with short term styling techniques. Blow drying is okay when you're short on time & use a heat protectant but please, not everyday!
P.s. everyone's hair is different and how you treat it is so very personal to you. only you can decide what to do with it but these are just some suggestions!
Thanks for the suggestion mate!
Why no towel.
Any advice on a good leave in conditioner for dry, frizzy, wavy hair?
@@PieterFret coconut conditioner spray.
@@PieterFret My fave is probably the Shea Moisture Manuka Honey and Yogurt Leave In. It’s one of, if not the first, hair product I fell in love with. Shea Moisture is a GREAT bet because it’s at most stores, is very affordable, and uses awesome ingredients overall: I’d recommend anything from them, just look for Wavy or Curly on the label. Two lighter Shea Moisture leave ins I love are the Lush Length Lite Hemp Leave In and the Virgin Coconut Oil Daily Hydration Leave In. Also love the Mane Choice Heavenly Halo Softening Milk (helps manageability, not frizz as much) and the Evolvh Smart Curl Leave In. Rule of thumb, you can use any product intended for true curly hair, just make sure your hair is damp before applying Anything, and start with very small amounts & add in from there. Putting a mask of pure aloe vera on my hair for about 20ish minutes before I shower has helped my frizz sooooo much- also a product called Pacifica Coco Gloss Shine Serum- it’s a frizz reducing serum that works pretty well. Hope this helps!
so i’ve been growing my hair out for roughly a year and it’s a disconnected undercut so it’s long only on top, and cut pretty short on the sides and back. my hair is currently just above my shoulders and a few months ago there was some new growth growing on my hairline, it’s currently to my eyes and the rest is barely above my shoulders, watching your videos actually helped me a lot
I’ve been growing my hair out for 2 years now and it was great to witness your hair growth series along the journey.
You’ve inspired me to break through the many awkward stages and now I can tie it in a top man bun with ease!
are you a girl?
@@joem3343 yes
@@lilamlifts I thought so, you’re such a beautiful woman!
@@joem3343 nah tf
@@cns511e 💀
My hair was a little extra frizzy today lol perfect timing
😂 mine as well. The timing
Same
Mine too
Mine as well
Mine everyday :(
hey luca, can you record a tutorial of how you tie your hair buns? especially if you have different styles. thanks and keep up the good work!
frizzy hair usually has a wave/curl so maybe u should try enhancing your wave/curls. Try applying a leave in conditioner on wet hair and scrunching it (you hair should be wet enough that u hear a squishy noise with the water when scrunching) and then let air dry. also look up vids on wavy hair to help you out :)
I have thick and very curly hair thats also very long, meaning that i get a lot of knots and it becomes really hard to brush out and to manage with. Honestly, ive always felt the need as a kid to grow out my hair so it could be the longest but im planning to cut it, but not entirely short such as being above my shoulder length, maybe a just-below medium length since i am very attached to my hair, as ive mentioned i wanted to grow it out as a kid meaning, that ive had it for many years now, after watching this video i am surely planning to cut my hair as this has made me realise how much i dont need to have long hair, and as a muslim it is better to have long hair as on the day of judgement (the day where the God (Allah) questions you for all the wrong that you have done to see whether you will go to Jannah or Jahannam (heaven or hell)) everybody will not be wearing clothes and rely on the hair to protect them (but in the afterlife you will be wearing clothes), my parents encourage me and my sister to have long hair for the better, but i really do hope my mother allows me to cut it, 🌸
Hair is one of the most important body parts. We care our hair because we think of them as something special and something we're proud of.
Thanks for sharing this video. Despite your age, you know a lot. Keep going on young man. God bless.
I got fed up with my unmanageable frizzy, dry, hair and quit washing it a bit over a week ago. My hair is actually responding quite well! It hasn’t gotten oily at all, and no bad smells. I just make sure to rinse it every time I shower, which is daily, and everything seems fine. I stopped conditioning too, because I kind of wanted to see just what would happen. I’m surprised how well it’s worked, to be honest 😅
Kinda nasty. That’s like only rinsing your hands off, and then saying that they’re clean…
my hair smells bad if I don't wash it
Ew bro use a shampoo wth
@@couscousmellow2315 do you guys dip your hair in shit? what do you guys do with your hair that makes it so disgusting that you have to clean it with cleaning agents every single day?
@@K4113B4113 yes
Literally just thinking that I need to do something to help my frizzy hair. Started growing it out around the time you did. Thankful to have your videos man!
I've been waiting for this guide for so long.
Will get with ur results
Yes darling, what your hair looks like is the most important thing right now.
I love your videos relating to hair Luca, I’ve now hit 12 months since starting to grow my hair and I’ve found your tips very helpful. My hair has now reached the shoulders and I’m loving it. My next Salon trip will be in June to get a colour/ foils and the ends trimmed to get that dry hair off.
Keep up the good work 👍❤️😄
Man this vid looks very professional keep it up, all Love
A shampoo bar video would be nice. Some good recommendations and how to apply 😊
Loved this Luca - Exactly what I needed 🙌🏽!
I am growing out my hair from the last 7 months ..and i got a hait cut once during this time (only the ends) !!
Everytime i want some motivation i just watch your videos and it helps a lottt!
Ps-i really want to grow my hair faster ,so any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you luca
the fastest way to grow your hair out is patience and making sure its healthy
@@arthurmorgan5589 thank you Arthur Morgan
i had grown my hair in the quarentine, my hair was growing for 3 years, but i didn't knew that much about hair, so i washed every day, so my hair was super frizzy, so i cutted it thinking it wasn't for me, but now i regret irt and im going to start re-growing my hair, not the same amout tan before but the necessary to make my old icconic samurai hair style that every one saw me using
It's my 3 months of growing my hair, you motivates me. Thumbs up
This is deffo the video I need at the point in my hair growth journey.
i thought i had straight frizzy hair till i tried curly products (my hair is wavy) and not dry brushing the hell out of my hair and its looked way better ever since then
Yess I would love a shampoo conditioner video!!
You already know I gotta give my boys vid a thumbs up
Just got my first shampoo bar !! Can’t wait to try it out, been growing my hair after buzzing it for about a year and four months !! Thinking about cutting it down again but haven’t decided yet on a cut that fits me..
Update on the bar? Notice any differences?
Yes! A video on shampoo bars would be sick
Please make a video on the shampoo bar, i'd love that! :)
Great video you should definitely make a explanatory video of all of shampoo bars and also the products you use (shower gel, etc)
Thanks. This video was very helpful whilst being short and to the point!
i have silky straight hair and just as long as yours. I've tried to do Antoine greizmanns' (Barcelonas' footballer) man bun but i pretty much fail most of the time. Could you please please post of tutorial of it
Loop the hairband as doing a full ponytail but for last loop dont pull all the way, leave some for tail and pull some for bun (also search for ponybun)
@@drittevercetti hey man, thanks! Could you also tell me how to get look like greizmanns' hair on the tail. I don't know how to explain but hope you understand. It's like wavy and not dry at all. Also, can't find any video regarding 'man ponybun' although those would help. I understand the method of the the pony bun but can't do it since the pony part in the second loop remains dry in the overall look yk?, would appreciate help. Thank you so much!
@@Ali-g9p4k His hair is naturally wavy. You can cure your hair's dryness by proper hair care but you need to do slight curling to get the similar texture. Actually i don't know a video about ponybun, i saw it on manly curls website ( www.manlycurls.com/2015/07/top-4-long-hairstyles-men-hair-type/#:~:text=Ponybun%20hairstyle%20for%20straight%20hair another ponybun method was used at the photo, griezmann's method to tie his hair looks like the method in my first comment). You're welcome
@@drittevercetti tysmmm man!
I have a great tip for you. Do the man bun while your hair is wet and leave the hairs out the bun like Antoine does. Blow dry your hair in the bun position and start messing up the ends of the bun to give it some curl while blow drying.
Shampoo bar vid please and thanks that’d be great! Never heard of until this vid.
He seems so happy making the video it makes me happy 😂
I would like to figure out how many days I should go without washing my hair but I'm super afraid of getting into the dandruff region and having to fix that. Btw your hair looks BEAUTIFUL at 3:30
Honestly it looks amazing. I feel like mine looks flat like his at 3:30 before the reveal
first!! love the videos luca 🤩
been waiting a min for this vid bro, ty
have you ever tried letting it air dry? that and a good leave in conditioner combats frizz a lot and i get really good curl definition. i live in miami, fl so i know humidity and hair. your hair looks alot like mine when blow dried and when i put in leave in conditioner and let it air dry it is so much more curly and prettier. even if i put no product my curls pop so much more than if i had blow dried. (also the curl diffuser attachment for a blow dryer is amazing for curls if you like blow drying, unless your goal is for your hair to be straighter). but seriously your hair has so much potential to be curly you should do a curl video cause i wanna see what your mane looks like with curling products. also the less products it takes for your hair to look good the better, your hair becomes dependent on the products you use and it will leave your hair looking terrible on the days you decide to give your hair a break from products, so be a light as possible with products. the scalp has natural oils so try to rely on those rather relying on a packaged hair oil. your hair becoming dependent on products is a big source of frizzyness
also dont fully dry with a towel, just get it so it doesnt drip, and never pull the hair when using a towel, pat it and bunch your hair together so it curls
fuck now i wanna make a hair tips video
whats a good leave in conditioner?
Hey Luca for somebody that wears a man bun, I'm just curious if you could make a video about the harms of this? I heard that you could cause you hairline to recede ect. I would really appreciate hearing your insight into this, since you also rock the man bun daily.
wow charlie looks pretty different today!
This was much needed at the moment , thanks mate ! Love your content as always ❤️
Please make a video about shampoo bars I’ve been growing my hair almost as long as you and I look forward to your tips since we have similar hair and it’s been very dry lately
I was thinking few minutes ago about cutting ✂️ it off for good all because of this shit
Dude you're goated
Keep it up Luka ♥️♥️💪💪💪
I'm craving for the unblurred clip of Luca going wild with his hair at 0:12 lmao
Hello fellow JoJo fan 🤝
@@benoconnor3160 great day to you
man i needed this, thank you.
I’m a 20 year old male with long hair pretty much exactly like him in this video. If someone could PLEASE help me and send me links to good and non harmful shampoo and conditioners I will LOVE YOU FOREVER!!
It has been 7-8months I'm growing out my hair and in the awkward stage right now 🥲 and problems like hair fall, frizzy hair is arising so its my request to make a video on that including the best hair products and hair care routine 🤌🥲
" Every hair tip in this video will apply to you"
bald people : How many other lies have I been told by the council ?
They technically already solved the problem. Having no hair means no frizzy hair
Defo interested in seeing the shampoo bar video
Ok I’m gonna go to Lush real soon 👌 this is suppperr helpful!
yes please do a shampoo bar video!
The middle section of my hair is long enough for a bun. Now I’m growing out my side hair and it’s almost long enough for the full man bun. Just a little section of my side hair still sticks out.
My hair can get super dry so imma get some hair oil and cream I think, I’m also not going to use shampoo/conditioner as that’s what makes my hair really dry :/
Thanks for the vid man, really insightful 🙏🏻
OMFG I love ur videos keep going boi ❤️
As someone who lives in a really humid city, this video is a great helping hand! Thanks Luca 🤍
As someone with curly wavy hair, this video helped with nothing lol (except with the paraben free products which I figured out a long time ago lol). I still enjoy his videos. I love his accent and attitude.
@@1tubax Can you tell me what paraben free products you use? Thanks
Bro I love your videos man. Watching you has inspired me to make my hair grow. Love ya dud and keep up the goods♥️👍
Lets get a video on shampoo bars plus other healthy air products you use and how to use them
I champoo my hair once in two weeks, i do wash it in meantime but only water and little conditioner, works good.
Some of this is good advice but some of it isn’t based on any good evidence. Parabens really aren’t harmful at the concentrations they are used, they’re great preservatives and they’re not a drying alcohol either. On alcohols, not all alcohols are bad, fatty alcohols can be fantastic for your hair. You should also consider your hair type, wavier and curlier hair types can be more prone to frizz if not cared for properly, brushing curls out, improper drying techniques and so on can contribute to frizz. Not every shampoo bar is good either, but I agree that cheap shampoos and conditioners are generally not good. If anyone is dealing with dry or frizzy hair, the advice in this video is broadly a good start, but I highly recommend looking further into it to make sure you tailor your hair care to your specific needs.
Can I use DryShampoo while trying to get rid of the habbit washing my hair everyday? Literally everytime i wake up in the morning my hair is oily even tho i washed it the day before. I considered switching pillowcases to silk ones but i dont know if that would help.
Be careful touching your hair with your hands. Do that only as little as possible. Also do not use combs and brushes a lot, just once per day
@@nchahine so how am i supposed to maintain my hair?
looking good bro! keep up the good work!
Just stumbled across your TH-cam ! Thank you. I struggle with dry scalp, I've grown my hair and have tried so many things. I use OGX argan oil shampoo and conditioner, I then blow dry my hair without product (think this is what the issue is) I only do this because I thought product was making my hair dry.
Washing my hair about every 3rd shower has made a huge difference for me. I condition only the other days.
Question: Since you use hair products everyday to style, do you just rince them off with water?
the hairdresser moistcritikal universe
i got a legit question. is washing my hair with just water as bad as washing it with shampoo? because yes i used to shampoo everyday and then literally because of watching your videos i stopped, but i dont know if the term "not washing your hair" means to just not shampoo it or to avoid water until its shampoo day? Thanks for the videos, they are very informative and an inspiration.
It means washing generally wether water or shampoo although water only isn’t as bad as shampoo
@@Youssef_wa thanks for replying, btw which is your fav sandwich, man?
@@esmiperrofrosty burgers
@@Youssef_wa lol
It’s moist critikal
Nice work brother 👍👍👍
Love from india ❤️❤️❤️❤️
May god bless you 🙏🙏🙏
Regarding dry hair and scalp. I went to the doctors and the doctor said scalp irritation and dryness is a sign of asthma!
I've had a slik moisturized hair when i was a kid , when i started my teenage years my hair started to frizzy curled dry hair that didn't look that good , got any tips to make it slik and smooth again?
Please do a video on oily hair. This is a serious problem for me.
You look so cute!!! Never cut your hair you look good ♥️😊😊 ♥️
Upping my grooming game.
Good shit this was the best video I found on this subject
Now this is the video I needed 👍🏼
When you do use hair cream when do you end up washing it out? Like I try wash my hair every two days, so in that scenario would you leave the hair cream for those two days then wash it out, would you add more in between etc. or do you wash it out after the day’s end? Sorry if I’m not making my question super clear
It's the same question I'm always wondering too
Nice pfp
Use hair cream when your hair is wet. It is useless to add it to dry hair. After the blowdrying/drying process use some sort of pomade or clay and a tiny bit of hair oil to set in your style and give it some shine. Add some pomade/mousse/cream/gel and heat protectant oils before blowdrying.
Don't add more in between. If you dried and styled your hair properly your hair should be great for the next 2 days. Wash the cream out when it's shampoo day so yeah every 2 days to avoid build up.
Agreed on cutting down on washing one’s hair. Question is when not washing, do we still get our hair wet when showering?
Question, I tend to get dry skin and that includes my scalp. Genetics. While I do try my best to stay hydrated, my problem is that I get dandruff if I don't wash my head for a couple of days. Any recommendations on this? I've been using hair oils and that has greatly improved my hair's overall health...sadly, my scalp problems persist.
sameeee:( even with long hair it’s still a pain
@@localmilfchaser6938 it doesn't help that I decided to bleach my hair 3 times haha
I think you should wash your hair everytime you shower, dont use shampoo just massage your hair when rinsing
Need that shampoo bar vid
I've been growing my hair since 2017 it's so long now idk what to do with it I used to just use shampoo on my hair and that's it but now I'm trying to treat my hair and scalp better
i think you should talk about the secondary effects of minoxidil
Thanks for the video!! Been watching for helpful tips for awhile now. My problem is work in a very oily environment, so I have to take a shower in the evenings when I get home. What is your recommendations on this front. I can't really find any helpful tips.
same here. I'm a mechanic and my head tends to sweat throughout the day so I have to shower in the morning and evening.
Which shampoo bar would you recommend for dry frizzy wavy hair in the UK?
Yo missed you man
If you don't wash and condition your hair every day, do you still use the hair cream and oil on a day that you do not wash it? If not, do you just get it wet in the shower?
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wt if u workout like 5 to 6 days , then do u shampo ur hair or not?
How do you ask for a maintenance haircut? Liek what do I specifically tell my barber to do
what about leave in conditioner with e.g. shea butter instead of oil?
Mine is w/o sulfates, parabens, mineral oils, glutens..
How important is the regular haircut? I try to take care of my hair and follow most of the other tips but I usually get a haircut and only go back after (3 to 6) months.
If you don't style your hair with heat often then once every 6 months is enough. It is important to take care of any growing split ends or dead ends and to help shape your hair to help it grow beautifully.
Do you still recommend washing your hair less if you work out every day?
Man his hair is beautiful
Charlie??
I’m curious. How many of you have grown their hair out to their desired length because of Lucas videos?
I have two weddings coming up and I am looking for a suitable haircut for my long hair. Since 2020, it has grown long and has reached shoulder length. What type of haircut would you suggest?
Looking for options
'Luca how to properly dry hair after shower with "towel" pls make video on this topic