I'm glad I'm not the only person with this issue of frizz. My natural hair looks just like yours in the thumb nail, only thing that helps keep the frizz at bay is flat ironing my hair. Obviously heat damage is really bad, so thank you for these tips.
I've recently decided to grow my hair out because I'm tired of barbershop prices for a so-so end result, I'm getting to the age where I could potentially start losing hair and I want it to speak to people that I want to be a strong male in today's society (which we all could use these days) and so on so and so forth. Like many other men overcoming newfound struggles in this niche journey, I would always wonder after putting so much time and effort into making it look the way I want to, "do people care?", "do they notice I try to be presentable?" "do *they* think it looks bad?" I bought this spray like a half hour prior to this comment and I have to say I'm so glad and excited I found your channel! Suffice to say, this stuff isn't just a spray, I can already tell it's going to be a nice little confidence boost in the morning so I can attack the day...and it smells FREAKING AMAZING! Thanks Trav 🙂
A really useful tip I have come across is using old cotton t-shirts as hair turbans instead of towel textures because the towel texture creates friction when drying thus causing frizz.
I really appreciate that you understand and explain the science that underlies all this stuff. The combination of science-based understanding with aesthetics and practical concerns is hard to find and really useful. Thanks for your help!
Here's an old school hair care tip for you to investigate: apple cider vinegar. After I rinse out my shampoo and before I apply conditioner, I splash a few tablespoons of apple cider vinegar onto my scalp, let it sit for 30 seconds to a minute then rinse. It feels like a facial toner you after a face wash. It dissolves dandruff and cleans out the pores. I think it's really great, but I'd love to hear your opinion on it.
Straight apple cider vinegar is not recommended to but straight on your skin or scalp. You have to dilute it. I love it for my hair i do the same thing you do but i dilute it 1 tablespoon to 8 oz cup of water. I also do it after my conditioner in really cold water for my ends. Works great :)
I had no clue about how to deal with my horrible frizzy hair thanks my hair looks exactly like your before picture! lol thank you so much! Cheers From Park City Utah!
I only started really getting into taking care of my hair when I noticed slight hairloss, always had absolute manes before that but I had 0 idea what to do with them. So far wash-out conditioner is my favorite, and mouse is a nice on the go quick-fix for sure. Curious to see this one ;) Appreciate the guides mate
Fun fact: The shape of hair determines straightness of hair. Straight hair tends to be round in shape. Wavy hair tends to be oval. Very curly hair and kinky hair are very oval (wider than thick, even flat-appearing)
Bro, your hair is amazing, the quick shot you put in with the waves, that's my natural hair...or was when I was younger before I began thinning. Still have it but it doesn't look that good. For YEARS I battled my hair stylist for hair like that and she never could get it right. Now that I found your app and the community, I feel like it's too late, tho giving it a go anyway. I knew I spent my entire youth in the wrong geographic area. Moved to Florida this summer and absolutely love it but my hair is awful & I don't wanna cut it. Gonna give your tips and advice a go starting this morning. I wish I were still in my 30's.
for me, washing hair with just water (warm water then cold to seal the hairs) helps really good with frizz. however it's really hard to incorporate that into my routine because when I finally use shampoo hair looks greasier than usual
Maybe you can use dry shampoo instead? Or not using shampoo at all. I read that your brain sends SOS signal when you use too much shampoo which made your scalp produce too much oil. Just gently massage your scalp and hair while rinsing them everyday helps you remove the excess oil without triggering your brain. Don't worry about hygiene, it's clean enough. I read that sweat help you clean your scalp. Nb: I only use shampoo once a month these days and my hair isn't as oily as it used to be when I used to use shampoo 3-4 times a week. I recommend you to do the same. And spraying diluted essential oil (just 3-5 drops of it in 100 ml water) also help reduce your natural oil. Make sure to slowly change your routine, though. If you go straight to using shampoo once a month from several times a week, you'll have really oily hair for 1-2 months before your scalp can adapt to the change.
@@dwi5582Interesting! I use shampoo 3 days a week and conditioner about 4 days a week. I am currently growing out my hair, so I'm curious as to how often you condition your hair if shampoo is only used 2 times a month. Thanks!
Most of my adult life has been miserable because my hair is such a broken, frizzy mess no matter what I try. I give up, revert to the faux hawk, and then grow it right back every time because I don't feel like "me" without long hair.
I can tell if hair has anti frizz product applied on it versus normal. you can tell that the hair is havy because of what is added. Nothing is like the look of normal healthy hair. Anyone disagree ?
I live in 🇬🇧 and I have 2c coarse hair that frizzes up badly. I’ve started using diluted apple cider vinegar in a spritz bottle after I shower. Hair is acidic and the vinegar helps a lot with the frizz. Doesn’t solve it though… and it stinks, but best solution I’ve found so far
Frizzy hair has alot of character , looks unique and makes ones head look big in contrast to body, I like it, i don't know whats with the obsession to remove it.
I agree *some* frizz can add some ruggedness and character, if you see my image without brushing there is still some frizz, but too much frizz can mean you’re not using proper care and regimen for your hair
Omg, if I could upload a pic of me when I blow out my hair, it is not cute. I have almost waist length very fine hair and it just kinda floats in this big puffy curtain. It’s ridiculous looking but, more importantly, it’s annoying as heck as it sticks to everything and gets caught on everything. It’s a nightmare.
my hair is down to the middle of my back. I work construction so its in a bun mostly during work, and this NY humidity in the summer is an absolute killer lol. During the week i cant tame my frizz even with all the oil/leave in conditioners
I just moved to Cape Coral, FL. Hot, humid. I am starting to think I have a curlier version of your hair. Looking forward to trying some of your recipes.
Yup, the less you brush the better, i brush after washing then wet it and then let it air dry, much less frizz and its super humid and hot where i live
It means that your hair have no weight to lay straight down enough, so it seems like they're pulled up (no gravity). They become bulky which means that the hair do not stick together but instead they separate from each other making them seem fluffy. One good way to get rid of that is to buy a mild (hard textured) wax, and apply just a little tiny portion of it on your hair (when dry) with your fingers. Try to spread it everywere. Even when you'll wash off your hair at nights, the wax will remain in your hair for a few days.
Poofy/fluffy is what I call it. I mostly get this after I wash my hair and let it air dry. It kind of reminds me of a lions mane (in a bad way) hair looks super dry/ no shine at all, but has lots of volume meaning it won't lay flat. Ugh.. It's my wild hair and I honestly hate it. My best hair day is always 2nd day hair because by then my natural oils kinda start to weigh my hair down and it looks less poofy.
also a tip although some might find it abit less fresh is to not wash youre hair with champoo but instead wash it with a soap bar this preserves the naturel oils that champoo washes out it makes youre hair naturely more oilie and not dry it also serves as gell,what i do is brush my hair back before showering then after the shower its all to the back i let it dry and go to sleep. for me during sleep it dry's all neet to the back when i wake up i caml it through to the back and after its super easy to brush it into the model i want and it stays this way for usualy the whole week unless you sleep rough and it gets youre hair bent out of model but it should stay pretty desent,what messes this up through is when it rains and you have nto go outside,humidity fucks it up and curls it so avoid rain. not everyone has trouble with the soap bar shower but for some types of hair it might become to greasey and maybe even get dandruff i have this but i battle it by brushing my hair wel and removing it where i see it,but it works realy wel because with champoo i cant get my hair into anny model desently without a shit ton of gell. its funny because what we been though to do with champoo is actualy not good it strips hair of naturel oil making it vulnerable and more dry,it doesnt show to much with easy hair but with more difficult hair it shows allot. though the years i realized a number of things we are thought to do is not actually helpfull.
My dumbass took a promotion from SF to NYC. My hair is LONG like long long, so I always wore it just straight,, minimal products and always got compliments until I moved to the big apple. I had to readjust my entire hair routine because of the frizz I got especially in summer was just disastrous. Now I need products that weigh it down and curly. I hate it.
my dude, as soon as you said Houston it was an instant follow, Port Arthur myself and after going through chemo twice and radiation once not in that order my hair is not what it used to be at all so thank you so much🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Hey Trav, I work as a welder so I'm usually sweating quite a lot, there's smoke in the air, dirt, etc. Its pretty much impossible to skip washing it during the week or else I'd be sleeping on a dirty pillow case. We have literally the same exact hair. Any recommendations?
Try to cap your hair, like cover them, shower caps can be a saver, but you can use baseball caps with a bandana covering your head, use satin for the best possible protection
I work in food in front of a grill most of the time and It gets pretty hot that i start to sweat a lot. I got these hair cap du rags from amazon. They're made out of like nylon. Best to describe it as the fabric used in sport wear. It helps my already washed hair stay cleaner and it wicks away the sweat to keep my hair clean and also keep it from smelling. I def. recommend you look for some type of soft hair cap to put over your head when youre working
i have rlly bad frizzy hair, and i apply jojoba oil every night and its still bad... it is much better in warmer conditions, at the moment its the middle of winter, i would do anything for normal hair :(
Hey Trav! Been growing my hair out and loving your videos, they've helped a lot. I've been running into a bit of a... Different issue with frizz, though. My hair is straight and fairly flat on its own (bad mix of fine and slightly thin + widow's peak so they have no support on the sides). It looks fine when tied back, but it's always very frizzy when I let it hang loose but through a lot of work I've managed to give it a decent amount of volume. The problem comes in with fixing that frizz, because it feels like anything I could try (brushing it more or using products that de-frizz it) will also make it go back to being flat. Do you know of anything I could try to find a happy middle-ground?
Find your hair type I know it sounds like hair astrology but everyones hair is different I think trav actually made a in depth video on hair typing. So go watch that video to find out kinda what your hair type is then just TH-cam your hair type and there are a million girls with that hair type and they have posted their hair routines and just do that. Then based on that kinda do more of what helps and less of what doesn't. Guys and girls have the same hair so what works for them works for you
Thank you for your great review. Unfortunately, this JVN conditioning mist is not sold in England as far as I know. Thanks again for your detailed review.
I seem to have good luck with the Nexxus volumizing shampoo and conditioner (dark green bottle), but thats for making it thicker. And for the dryness issues that I once had I use the Aveda botanical leave in conditioner after using the Shamp/Cond combo from Nexxus and together I almost never have a bad hair day. And I'm in Ft Lauderdale, which is one of the most scorching, humid hottest places in the US, subbed channel though. I can always use some more advise on making my mane look even better, etc.
@@Spartan_Rage7Long hair is long hair, genre is irrelevant. I like haircare content, plus the guy is good looking and has nice dense hair. It can give some perspective too.
i never brush my hair at all i always just let it air dry and go to sleep let the pillow decide what kind of hairstyle ima have tmrw and it always work i end up with these really nice not oily wavy hair with no frizz and curled bangs but if i shower in the morning my hair just don’t cooperate at all
Thanks I replaced my heavy leave in conditioner with a water based one and it worked . (I also switch to a more apole cider vinegar based shampoo& conditioner)
My hair is terrible😒 all the underneath of my hair is really frizzy (I dont dye my hair & only use heat on it if I'm going on a special occasion to try get rid ofvthe frizz) I have tried straighting it and using a heat slick hair protector, I also use a Palmers coconut moisture gro hair ,still nothing good comes of it and 10 minutes later PUff the frizz is bk ,the main frizz is underneath and its so bad around my ears (sideburns) it reminds me of pubes 🤢🤮 I also take vitamins to help my hair but to no avail, if I pull a hair strand out it is never smooth and always feels kind of bumpy and has kinks in it ,do you think I need to go down the relaxer "root"🤭
Hi. I don't know what is wrong with my fair but I have the worst hair ever. It's not curly, but a bit waivy. It's mainly straight with a tiny bit of waive. So my hair gets immediately frizzy right out of the shower. I literally tried every single product in Ulta store and nothing works. I've already tried everything you recommended. I've noticed that the hair does calm down a bit the best day. Any other recommendations? Thanks
6:03 this is definitely a good advice, I been trying to brush my hair less and less and is a big difference on the texture and it tends to get tangle less, as ironic as it's sounds is true.
Are there any methods to get rid of dry and frizzy hair without using any products or any natural methods or techniques? Because I don't like to use these type of products for my hair.
Why is a wooden brush better? Wooden bristles really massage the head while they brush. This stimulates your scalp, improves circulation, blood flow and oxygen, all of which encourage healthy hair growth. The wooden brush discourages static and frizz, unlike plastic brushes.
Yo! Welcome to Houston haha, the summers are brutal. I almost always have to have a hat with me just in case the frizz gets out of control 😅 coarse dense hair + hot humid weather = afro
I just invested in my expensive shampoo and a night hair cap, but the frizz is at its worst when I blowdry so... Definitely want to invest in a new hair dryer
hi trav, came to ask a question about hair products when you apply hair cream, (eg morroccan oil curl cream) can you sleep with it and forget about it? or do you need to wash it out later? same thing with hair products like wax, clay, mousse... im really confused and i cant get a clear answer
Leave ins you can leave in but clays and waxes I’d say don’t leave in for 48+ hours. I’d wash them out on day 2, especially if you want to freshly style it again
My hair have this crazy frizz if let it dry. So everytime I leave for work, I have to put on a leave on conditioner on my hair just to make it look wet. To be honest, I don't like the feeling. I hope this JVN products do the job for me. If I manage to fix my hair I can focus on fixing the hair thinning on the crown area.
True story. I had long thick healthy shiny highlighted hair. Bad skin good hair. Then I moved to Houston and it felt like I had dumped a bottle of bleach on it. So dry and crunchy, I ended up cutting it off 😢.
Nothings worse then seeing ppl with shiny hair that’s blowing in the wind, with the strands blowing single file, as your hair floats in clumps with the wind lmao ever since I gave birth to my kid, I went from pin straight shiny hair, to wavy crazy floofy hair. I constantly put it to one side or have it up because of this lmao anyway tyvm I’ll check this out!
Hey Trav what's the difference between JVN and Odele Volumizing Shampoo / Conditioner? I ordered the Odele and it's worked great. However, the other day after washing my hair and doing my usual routine it came out flat / dry / frizzy. I have Medium Fine Hair.
Thanks for all your info Trav. I discovered your channel last night after almost giving up and cutting all of my hair off (shoulder length+). My hair is similar to yours (2a-2b) and fine. I have a combination scalp and the hair is incredibly brittle. Im confused on how to use the LOC method with my hair type. I believe im High Porosity of somewhere in between med and high (ive never chemically treated my hair). Bought some of your recommended products from your 5 Reasons video from 2020. Do i still follow LOC with fine hair? shampoo scalp and treat mid length/ends with oils + cream? In desperate need of anyone who knows what theyre doing..
I've noticed I can detangle my curly hair when it's dry if I use a comb or a wide tooth comb and it still looks fine afterwards. I still remember what it looked like when I brushed it dry. Never again. 💀
Hello Trav, I live in hot/humid California and also have dry & frizzy hair. Would love to order the JVN Conditioning Mist + other products but I'm a woman so, is the scent female friendly? Just wanted to check before I order. Great video...Thanks!
Growing my hair out, my hair is wavy and very thick with some frizziness, but when I wash and condition my hair it gets worse. My hair does so much better a day or two after washing & conditioning when my natural oils from my scalp come back. Because of this, I wash & condition only once a week. Is this ok ? Maybe I’m using the wrong shampoo & conditioner for my hair type 🤷🏼♂️ I’ve been using Beast tingle shampoo and conditioner, it’s free of sulfates, parabens, & all that other bad stuff. This video is old so you probably won’t even see it ?
Love it!!!!
😮 omg no way
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I always thought I had bad hair. Turns out it's just Texas..
For real
FRR
bro for real
For real ? I’m from stx and my mane is amazing
Imagine if you lived somewhere with Texas heat but with high humidity 😜
I'm glad I'm not the only person with this issue of frizz. My natural hair looks just like yours in the thumb nail, only thing that helps keep the frizz at bay is flat ironing my hair. Obviously heat damage is really bad, so thank you for these tips.
Is the flat iron gonna make it worse in the long run?
@@gummybearstreet8642 yup, more damage = more frizz
I have same hair did you try the stuff he used and how is it working?
I've recently decided to grow my hair out because I'm tired of barbershop prices for a so-so end result, I'm getting to the age where I could potentially start losing hair and I want it to speak to people that I want to be a strong male in today's society (which we all could use these days) and so on so and so forth. Like many other men overcoming newfound struggles in this niche journey, I would always wonder after putting so much time and effort into making it look the way I want to, "do people care?", "do they notice I try to be presentable?" "do *they* think it looks bad?" I bought this spray like a half hour prior to this comment and I have to say I'm so glad and excited I found your channel! Suffice to say, this stuff isn't just a spray, I can already tell it's going to be a nice little confidence boost in the morning so I can attack the day...and it smells FREAKING AMAZING! Thanks Trav 🙂
So how did it go
i'll have my hair perfect, walk outside, and poof. thanks for this.
As someone that lives directly at the ocean, I really needed that tip. Thank you very much.
YOU ARE A FISH
Dang i didnt know Atlantis was real
A really useful tip I have come across is using old cotton t-shirts as hair turbans instead of towel textures because the towel texture creates friction when drying thus causing frizz.
Same tbh
Wow, I have almost the exact hair and hairstyle, but I also struggle with frizz, so discovering this video is a blessing
"Never brush wet hair"
My hair can ONLY be brushed when wet lmao
Same 😢
did you even watch the video
I use a wide tooth comb on my wet hair, it’s works really well with my curls
@@pirimidid you?
I really appreciate that you understand and explain the science that underlies all this stuff. The combination of science-based understanding with aesthetics and practical concerns is hard to find and really useful. Thanks for your help!
Here's an old school hair care tip for you to investigate: apple cider vinegar. After I rinse out my shampoo and before I apply conditioner, I splash a few tablespoons of apple cider vinegar onto my scalp, let it sit for 30 seconds to a minute then rinse. It feels like a facial toner you after a face wash. It dissolves dandruff and cleans out the pores. I think it's really great, but I'd love to hear your opinion on it.
Does this help against the frizzy ness too?
@@han5371lol No, definitely not. The apple-cider vinegar is for scalp health (e.g., anti-dandruff).
Straight apple cider vinegar is not recommended to but straight on your skin or scalp. You have to dilute it. I love it for my hair i do the same thing you do but i dilute it 1 tablespoon to 8 oz cup of water. I also do it after my conditioner in really cold water for my ends. Works great :)
@@han5371lol it helps my frizziness thats why i do it. 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar in 8 oz of water
@@drebae95 and u dump it on ur head in the shower . And u chill for how long before washing off ?
I had no clue about how to deal with my horrible frizzy hair thanks my hair looks exactly like your before picture! lol thank you so much! Cheers From Park City Utah!
I only started really getting into taking care of my hair when I noticed slight hairloss, always had absolute manes before that but I had 0 idea what to do with them.
So far wash-out conditioner is my favorite, and mouse is a nice on the go quick-fix for sure. Curious to see this one ;) Appreciate the guides mate
what did u do to treat the slight hair loss?
So the only products you recommend are from the sponsor of the video.
Fun fact:
The shape of hair determines straightness of hair.
Straight hair tends to be round in shape.
Wavy hair tends to be oval.
Very curly hair and kinky hair are very oval (wider than thick, even flat-appearing)
Bro, your hair is amazing, the quick shot you put in with the waves, that's my natural hair...or was when I was younger before I began thinning. Still have it but it doesn't look that good. For YEARS I battled my hair stylist for hair like that and she never could get it right. Now that I found your app and the community, I feel like it's too late, tho giving it a go anyway. I knew I spent my entire youth in the wrong geographic area. Moved to Florida this summer and absolutely love it but my hair is awful & I don't wanna cut it. Gonna give your tips and advice a go starting this morning. I wish I were still in my 30's.
for me, washing hair with just water (warm water then cold to seal the hairs) helps really good with frizz. however it's really hard to incorporate that into my routine because when I finally use shampoo hair looks greasier than usual
Maybe you can use dry shampoo instead? Or not using shampoo at all. I read that your brain sends SOS signal when you use too much shampoo which made your scalp produce too much oil. Just gently massage your scalp and hair while rinsing them everyday helps you remove the excess oil without triggering your brain. Don't worry about hygiene, it's clean enough. I read that sweat help you clean your scalp.
Nb: I only use shampoo once a month these days and my hair isn't as oily as it used to be when I used to use shampoo 3-4 times a week. I recommend you to do the same. And spraying diluted essential oil (just 3-5 drops of it in 100 ml water) also help reduce your natural oil. Make sure to slowly change your routine, though. If you go straight to using shampoo once a month from several times a week, you'll have really oily hair for 1-2 months before your scalp can adapt to the change.
@@dwi5582Interesting! I use shampoo 3 days a week and conditioner about 4 days a week. I am currently growing out my hair, so I'm curious as to how often you condition your hair if shampoo is only used 2 times a month. Thanks!
Most of my adult life has been miserable because my hair is such a broken, frizzy mess no matter what I try. I give up, revert to the faux hawk, and then grow it right back every time because I don't feel like "me" without long hair.
Try coconut oil…. your hair cannot possibly be worse than mine!!
I’m in Houston too! Super excited to watch the video!
I can tell if hair has anti frizz product applied on it versus normal. you can tell that the hair is havy because of what is added. Nothing is like the look of normal healthy hair.
Anyone disagree ?
My blonde-turning-silver hair is almost to my knees and I've used A Perfect 10 (purple bottle) for years and it leaves my hair silky & shiny!
Do you have a video on your full hair care routine? I'm very curious on how you have such luscious locks!
I live in 🇬🇧 and I have 2c coarse hair that frizzes up badly. I’ve started using diluted apple cider vinegar in a spritz bottle after I shower. Hair is acidic and the vinegar helps a lot with the frizz. Doesn’t solve it though… and it stinks, but best solution I’ve found so far
Got to try this thanks
Try a little coconut oil…. It’s amazing!
Can't wait to watch- I struggle with dry hair most days and have trouble fixing it!
Frizzy hair has alot of character , looks unique and makes ones head look big in contrast to body, I like it, i don't know whats with the obsession to remove it.
I agree *some* frizz can add some ruggedness and character, if you see my image without brushing there is still some frizz, but too much frizz can mean you’re not using proper care and regimen for your hair
I think the dry look is what bothers me. Shiny curly or wavy hair looks clean and polished imho
Omg, if I could upload a pic of me when I blow out my hair, it is not cute. I have almost waist length very fine hair and it just kinda floats in this big puffy curtain. It’s ridiculous looking but, more importantly, it’s annoying as heck as it sticks to everything and gets caught on everything. It’s a nightmare.
my hair is down to the middle of my back. I work construction so its in a bun mostly during work, and this NY humidity in the summer is an absolute killer lol. During the week i cant tame my frizz even with all the oil/leave in conditioners
I just moved to Cape Coral, FL. Hot, humid. I am starting to think I have a curlier version of your hair.
Looking forward to trying some of your recipes.
Texas does not play with the humidity. So glad I found your video!
Yup, the less you brush the better, i brush after washing then wet it and then let it air dry, much less frizz and its super humid and hot where i live
When people say my hair looks “poofy”, what does this specifically mean?
Look at the photo on the left of the thumbnail. That’s poofy. It just means super frizzy
@@jmtrullinger Thanks mate
It means that your hair have no weight to lay straight down enough, so it seems like they're pulled up (no gravity). They become bulky which means that the hair do not stick together but instead they separate from each other making them seem fluffy. One good way to get rid of that is to buy a mild (hard textured) wax, and apply just a little tiny portion of it on your hair (when dry) with your fingers. Try to spread it everywere. Even when you'll wash off your hair at nights, the wax will remain in your hair for a few days.
Poofy/fluffy is what I call it.
I mostly get this after I wash my hair and let it air dry. It kind of reminds me of a lions mane (in a bad way) hair looks super dry/ no shine at all, but has lots of volume meaning it won't lay flat. Ugh.. It's my wild hair and I honestly hate it. My best hair day is always 2nd day hair because by then my natural oils kinda start to weigh my hair down and it looks less poofy.
High porosity hair
The hair shaft is open and it swells
Things like Brazilian blowout seal the cuticle to close and seal the porosity of the hair
Your hair looks exactly like mine! i will definitely try those recommendations!
I came back after 11 months now that my hair is longer and I really need a fix for the frizzy-ness. Tq for existing 🛐♿️
also a tip although some might find it abit less fresh is to not wash youre hair with champoo but instead wash it with a soap bar this preserves the naturel oils that champoo washes out it makes youre hair naturely more oilie and not dry it also serves as gell,what i do is brush my hair back before showering then after the shower its all to the back i let it dry and go to sleep.
for me during sleep it dry's all neet to the back when i wake up i caml it through to the back and after its super easy to brush it into the model i want and it stays this way for usualy the whole week unless you sleep rough and it gets youre hair bent out of model but it should stay pretty desent,what messes this up through is when it rains and you have nto go outside,humidity fucks it up and curls it so avoid rain.
not everyone has trouble with the soap bar shower but for some types of hair it might become to greasey and maybe even get dandruff i have this but i battle it by brushing my hair wel and removing it where i see it,but it works realy wel because with champoo i cant get my hair into anny model desently without a shit ton of gell.
its funny because what we been though to do with champoo is actualy not good it strips hair of naturel oil making it vulnerable and more dry,it doesnt show to much with easy hair but with more difficult hair it shows allot.
though the years i realized a number of things we are thought to do is not actually helpfull.
i use dove bar soap in the shower to clean my body but never thought of trying it on my hair? i'll try it as you suggested and see if it works well
I have the same issue here in the Caribbean. The humidity is insane.
My dumbass took a promotion from SF to NYC. My hair is LONG like long long, so I always wore it just straight,, minimal products and always got compliments until I moved to the big apple. I had to readjust my entire hair routine because of the frizz I got especially in summer was just disastrous. Now I need products that weigh it down and curly. I hate it.
Moved from Florida to NYC. I had the same problem as you 😕
my dude, as soon as you said Houston it was an instant follow, Port Arthur myself and after going through chemo twice and radiation once not in that order my hair is not what it used to be at all so thank you so much🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Hey Trav,
I work as a welder so I'm usually sweating quite a lot, there's smoke in the air, dirt, etc. Its pretty much impossible to skip washing it during the week or else I'd be sleeping on a dirty pillow case. We have literally the same exact hair. Any recommendations?
Try to cap your hair, like cover them, shower caps can be a saver, but you can use baseball caps with a bandana covering your head, use satin for the best possible protection
I work in food in front of a grill most of the time and It gets pretty hot that i start to sweat a lot. I got these hair cap du rags from amazon. They're made out of like nylon. Best to describe it as the fabric used in sport wear. It helps my already washed hair stay cleaner and it wicks away the sweat to keep my hair clean and also keep it from smelling. I def. recommend you look for some type of soft hair cap to put over your head when youre working
i have rlly bad frizzy hair, and i apply jojoba oil every night and its still bad... it is much better in warmer conditions, at the moment its the middle of winter, i would do anything for normal hair :(
Hey Trav! Been growing my hair out and loving your videos, they've helped a lot.
I've been running into a bit of a... Different issue with frizz, though. My hair is straight and fairly flat on its own (bad mix of fine and slightly thin + widow's peak so they have no support on the sides). It looks fine when tied back, but it's always very frizzy when I let it hang loose but through a lot of work I've managed to give it a decent amount of volume.
The problem comes in with fixing that frizz, because it feels like anything I could try (brushing it more or using products that de-frizz it) will also make it go back to being flat. Do you know of anything I could try to find a happy middle-ground?
Find your hair type I know it sounds like hair astrology but everyones hair is different I think trav actually made a in depth video on hair typing. So go watch that video to find out kinda what your hair type is then just TH-cam your hair type and there are a million girls with that hair type and they have posted their hair routines and just do that. Then based on that kinda do more of what helps and less of what doesn't. Guys and girls have the same hair so what works for them works for you
try the curly girl method (or for wavy)
Your hair so beautiful 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That's what I am looking for. Thanks Trav! Greetings from Turkey.
Thank you for your great review. Unfortunately, this JVN conditioning mist is not sold in England as far as I know. Thanks again for your detailed review.
You’ll just have to move then!!
Perfect video for me, I've also recently moved to Houston. Much appreciated!
my hair is absolutely untamable. I look like robert smith the second water gets in my hair and drys up. I also lose hair and cant style it at all.
I love the length of your hair - it's perfect.
Thanks for the video - finally someone who has more to offer than 15 minutes of blabla - other videos on youtube drove me crazy
would you recommend putting oils (jojoba, castor, rosemary, etc.) in your hair after a shower?
I seem to have good luck with the Nexxus volumizing shampoo and conditioner (dark green bottle), but thats for making it thicker. And for the dryness issues that I once had I use the Aveda botanical leave in conditioner after using the Shamp/Cond combo from Nexxus and together I almost never have a bad hair day. And I'm in Ft Lauderdale, which is one of the most scorching, humid hottest places in the US, subbed channel though. I can always use some more advise on making my mane look even better, etc.
I used to have one of the most beautiful glossy hair in my whole family...now its just fizzy and dry idk why and its annoying me
You have beautiful hair. I live in a hot humid place so I appreciate your advice.
Houston? Pshh try living by the gulf
It looks like this video is just an advertisement
Exactly products products and products
Yeap, and his hair doesn't even look good here
@@natalirivero467 what's a girl doing around here? Lmao
It is a sponsored video
@@Spartan_Rage7Long hair is long hair, genre is irrelevant. I like haircare content, plus the guy is good looking and has nice dense hair. It can give some perspective too.
i never brush my hair at all i always just let it air dry and go to sleep let the pillow decide what kind of hairstyle ima have tmrw and it always work i end up with these really nice not oily wavy hair with no frizz and curled bangs but if i shower in the morning my hair just don’t cooperate at all
Thanks I replaced my heavy leave in conditioner with a water based one and it worked . (I also switch to a more apole cider vinegar based shampoo& conditioner)
love your scientific aporach to the issue ....
So going out on a sunny day with wet hair isn't the best idea?
My hair is terrible😒 all the underneath of my hair is really frizzy (I dont dye my hair & only use heat on it if I'm going on a special occasion to try get rid ofvthe frizz) I have tried straighting it and using a heat slick hair protector, I also use a Palmers coconut moisture gro hair ,still nothing good comes of it and 10 minutes later PUff the frizz is bk ,the main frizz is underneath and its so bad around my ears (sideburns) it reminds me of pubes 🤢🤮
I also take vitamins to help my hair but to no avail, if I pull a hair strand out it is never smooth and always feels kind of bumpy and has kinks in it ,do you think I need to go down the relaxer "root"🤭
We have a very similar hair type, the Auburn hair. I find it so hard to struggle with my long hair and I've been considering losing it all
To get rid of frizziness.. i had continuously brush my hair.. but i didnt noticed that it make my hair more frizzier until now
Thank you
I'm sure many will stop going for cut after watching this,
Because of summer
Hi. I don't know what is wrong with my fair but I have the worst hair ever. It's not curly, but a bit waivy. It's mainly straight with a tiny bit of waive. So my hair gets immediately frizzy right out of the shower. I literally tried every single product in Ulta store and nothing works. I've already tried everything you recommended. I've noticed that the hair does calm down a bit the best day. Any other recommendations? Thanks
I would've never guessed you had fine hair. Do you have a lot of hair or is it the products you use that give it body?
Do you have a summary version with what products to try and how to use them?
Thanks
Thanks for the recommendation, I will try it. I love my natural hair but is always to frizz.
6:03 this is definitely a good advice, I been trying to brush my hair less and less and is a big difference on the texture and it tends to get tangle less, as ironic as it's sounds is true.
Are there any methods to get rid of dry and frizzy hair without using any products or any natural methods or techniques? Because I don't like to use these type of products for my hair.
1/4 Apple cider vinegar to 3/4 water hair rinse then finish closing cuticles w cold water
@@kimlarsoDo you need to leave it on for a certain time before rinse?
@@ghdv6358 3 min
I found one of the only ways to get temporarily rid of frizz hair is to use wet look gel
Why is a wooden brush better?
Wooden bristles really massage the head while they brush. This stimulates your scalp, improves circulation, blood flow and oxygen, all of which encourage healthy hair growth. The wooden brush discourages static and frizz, unlike plastic brushes.
Wow that was so informative! Im now keen to know my hair type number! :) Thank you so much. Asif from the UK :}
Welcome to Southeast Texas lol. Heat that feels like an oven and humidity that messes your hair up in the first 5 seconds of being outside 😂
I hate frizz so bad
is brushing the same as combing? meaning that we shouldn't comb after a shower?
Love JVN hair scalp oil air dry cream and shampoo too
Leave in conditioner is a powerful tool.
does frizziness has to do anything with the type of porosity of hair, like high porous or low porous hair?
Growing out my hair for the first time as a Houston native. Welcome to the swamp! 😂thanks for the video!
Yo! Welcome to Houston haha, the summers are brutal. I almost always have to have a hat with me just in case the frizz gets out of control 😅 coarse dense hair + hot humid weather = afro
I just invested in my expensive shampoo and a night hair cap, but the frizz is at its worst when I blowdry so... Definitely want to invest in a new hair dryer
hi trav, came to ask a question about hair products
when you apply hair cream, (eg morroccan oil curl cream) can you sleep with it and forget about it? or do you need to wash it out later?
same thing with hair products like wax, clay, mousse... im really confused and i cant get a clear answer
Leave ins you can leave in but clays and waxes I’d say don’t leave in for 48+ hours. I’d wash them out on day 2, especially if you want to freshly style it again
@@TravWhiteStyle ok thank you very much
are creams leave in
My hair have this crazy frizz if let it dry. So everytime I leave for work, I have to put on a leave on conditioner on my hair just to make it look wet. To be honest, I don't like the feeling.
I hope this JVN products do the job for me. If I manage to fix my hair I can focus on fixing the hair thinning on the crown area.
I just moved from Vegas to East Texas. My hair is acting a FOOL!
Okay. My hair is exactly like yours and Im in Harris County. Im gonna try this❤️🙏
How did it go? He is just recommending his sponsor so it's a bit shady. Did it work for you?
@@carnivorous_vegan I never got around to it. Been wearing my hair in a bun lately because it is so hot.
just a question is olive oil good for your frizzy and dry hair?
True story.
I had long thick healthy shiny highlighted hair.
Bad skin good hair.
Then I moved to Houston and it felt like I had dumped a bottle of bleach on it. So dry and crunchy, I ended up cutting it off 😢.
Can you offer a good unscented product? I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
Nothings worse then seeing ppl with shiny hair that’s blowing in the wind, with the strands blowing single file, as your hair floats in clumps with the wind lmao ever since I gave birth to my kid, I went from pin straight shiny hair, to wavy crazy floofy hair. I constantly put it to one side or have it up because of this lmao anyway tyvm I’ll check this out!
I live Miami 😢a lot of humidity and heat. I want to leave my hair as long as yours but I don’t think I can make it 😢
I'm in canada don't wanna play for shipping are there other alternative products ?
Hey Trav what's the difference between JVN and Odele Volumizing Shampoo / Conditioner? I ordered the Odele and it's worked great. However, the other day after washing my hair and doing my usual routine it came out flat / dry / frizzy. I have Medium Fine Hair.
Thank you, Mr White.
Thanks for all your info Trav. I discovered your channel last night after almost giving up and cutting all of my hair off (shoulder length+). My hair is similar to yours (2a-2b) and fine. I have a combination scalp and the hair is incredibly brittle. Im confused on how to use the LOC method with my hair type. I believe im High Porosity of somewhere in between med and high (ive never chemically treated my hair). Bought some of your recommended products from your 5 Reasons video from 2020. Do i still follow LOC with fine hair? shampoo scalp and treat mid length/ends with oils + cream? In desperate need of anyone who knows what theyre doing..
The website says that you have to use it when your hair is wet. What’s the deal?
Thanks for the info. I joined the community 💚💯🤜🤛
But you said in the previous video “ don’t air dry “ what we should then ?
I've noticed I can detangle my curly hair when it's dry if I use a comb or a wide tooth comb and it still looks fine afterwards.
I still remember what it looked like when I brushed it dry. Never again. 💀
Whoa 😳 you are a gorgeous man ♂️
Hello Trav,
I live in hot/humid California and also have dry & frizzy hair. Would love to order the JVN Conditioning Mist + other products but I'm a woman so, is the scent female friendly? Just wanted to check before I order. Great video...Thanks!
California is not humid...
Like the video and insight for all textures and curl types , “very inclusive”
Heat and Humid plays
Was starting to think it was just me, turns out it's also Houston. Haha thanks 👍. Unfortunately the coupon code doesn't work anymore.
Growing my hair out, my hair is wavy and very thick with some frizziness, but when I wash and condition my hair it gets worse. My hair does so much better a day or two after washing & conditioning when my natural oils from my scalp come back. Because of this, I wash & condition only once a week. Is this ok ? Maybe I’m using the wrong shampoo & conditioner for my hair type 🤷🏼♂️ I’ve been using Beast tingle shampoo and conditioner, it’s free of sulfates, parabens, & all that other bad stuff. This video is old so you probably won’t even see it ?