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I think our hair care is just as important as skincare! I hope these tips are helpful and help you take a look at your hair care habits. I know a lot of people have been asking for my wavy hair routine, but I’m still trying to work it out. Video coming soon!
I love, love, love Lilysilk! I have got my scrunchies, pillowcases and hairband from there. I really want to try their clothing too. Their products are such a good quality and also affordable ❤❤❤ you can definitely train your hair to wash it less frequently! Also it really depends on what styling products you use. I have wavy hair, so I use a curly jelly to hold my waves/curls but I just make sure it is not with harsh ingredients. However, your advice on not brushing your hair when wet is totally wrong! Wavy and curly hair MUST be brushed with fingers or wide tooth comb ONLY when wet and preferably with conditioner on. If you brush curly/wavy hair whilst dry, you damage your hair and curls.
I live for your hair videos. Im a curly gal!
just
My thyroid issue destroyed my hair 😭 nothing works. Just thinking about a good looking wig, problem solved
I love you Susan ! You have changed the way I take pride in my personal care !
when it comes to hair your genetics play the most important role!
I agree, it plays a huge role. I dont look after my hair / do a lot of these things Susan is recommending against and I dye / bleach it very often, but I have very thick strong hair. But it's the opposite when it comes to by skin!
Shiba Noori unfortunately, but nobody tells you learning to style it and finding a manageable hairstyle is crucial
MB have you tried Ayurvedic products? They really work. My hair was suffering for yrs until I tried it
Shiba Noori i agree
I agree all the way with you
I googled hair glossing cos I didn’t know what it was and a picture of Susan Yara came up. Literally! 🥰😍😂
I don’t know if anyone has pointed this out in the comment section but referring to what Susan said about people telling her that they wash their hair everyday because if they don’t they’ll get really greasy! That is because you are stripping your scalp of the oils it has for hydration! Just like skin if you strip too much of it it will over-compensate! (I have oily hair myself and try to leave it alone for tow days) So take advantage of the quarantine to train your hair and start by washing it every other day! It might be greasy at first but then you’ll see that it won’t anymore!
And another importante thing is that your roots take 24h to completely naturally dry !! So if you don’t give it a rest, you are causing a lot of damage to the scalp and not letting it breathe! Trust me on this! You’ll see great improvement
Me too, I tried not washing for a month because I was told that was the solution and I have also tried every other day to no avail. Some people just have naturally oily roots and need to wash everyday.
This is a myth that has been debunked by dermatologists and doctors over and over again.
@Gertrud Schmidt yep me too I have done the whole not wash hair or go every other day many times thinking it will change but nope nothing at all helps. I also have fine straight hair so this may just be an issue for people with this hair type.
Gertrud Schmidt Yeah I understand that, I myself have thin oily hair but its preferable that you’d spray it with dry shampoo for one night than wash every single day. You’re not letting your roots dry, besides compensating for the oil (which I know you’ve already addressed) you’re basically keeping the roots wet constantly, this can cause your roots to “rot” in sort of way and keep you from growing fresh new hair, it needs its oils to grow healthy. Also, check your shampoo, it might be the cause for your oiliness. If the second ingredient is SLS it might be stripping it so it feels the need to compensate, and also the way you wash it
The best hair tip I've heard is to start brushing from the bottom and work up. It's less damaging than starting at the scalp and it's a lot less painful if your hair is tangled.
Omg I've been doing this. Not just it's less painful but also it's a way more faster to brush my hair like it takes me 2 mins
Susan... you've read my mind AGAIN! I literally was just thinking about hair care this morning. Thank you!
Ysabelle Pranada Same! she always does!
omg me too!! Was about to look into it!
Same
Same here!
Yeeeeesss! This is what I've been waiting for!
Yes I love these videos! Susan's hair is so glossy and thick! But tbh I'd watch anything with Susan in it haha.
If you are vegan, broke or less bougie, you can also use *satin* pillowcases. Please note, that it is artificial and sati as a fabric does not exist. Satin is made of polyester fabricated to satin. So if the little tag says it is polyester, it is not necessarily cheap crap, satin really is/can be polyester.
Curly Girls brush their wet hair use a good amount of conditioner to do so, which gives enough slip to not damage the hair. If you have straight and dry hair, try it, as you very evenly distribute the product. But use enough product, start at the tips and comb your way up.
Thank you for clarifying that curly/wavy girls should brush their hair when wet. I was shocked by Susan's advice to not brush your hair when wet!
@@veronicaivanova You are very welcome! And I really do think that also straight haired girls could benefit from that!! 🙂
You were right when you said that satin as a fabric does not exist, but then went on to say that satin is made out of polyester, which is a little bit confusing 🙃 There's also cotton satin on the market, it's just a way the fabric is woven. But it's true polyester satin is not necessarily cheap crap, in fact, I love my polyester satin sleep cap because it locks in the hair's moisture really well overnight. It's also probably way more durable than silk because there are no proteins to be degraded.
Agree, thank you
Its 5 am and i am watching this
i so sincerely appreciate your hard work and dedication to producing high quality content! you're doing amazing sweetie. xx
I was just about to wash my hair and I saw how dead it was and THIS was in my home page! Loved this video!! going to buy these products!
"don't leave your hair wet for too long" so i'm just supposed to blow dry it every time it's wet? I let it air dry BECAUSE I don't want to use heat on it, how do I not leave it wet for too long without blow drying it?
I have supercurly hair and it takes for ever to air dry but since I got the Aquis hair microfiber turban it dries faster. And its very gentle too
Lisanne Van Otterloo I let it air dry for a bit and then blow dry the last 20%.
yeah that was the one i did not really understand.. like air dry is supposed to be the healthiest way to dry your hair, why is it a problem?
I never ever blow dry and I have a looooot of hair. Some tips for heat-free dry time reduction: gently squeeze out hair with a microfiber towel or an old tshirt (or a regular towel if you're a lazy monster like me, but do as I say not as I do). NEVER rub your hair with the towel. Then put it in a turbie twist type of thing, or a new dry microfiber towel or old tshirt. After some time, take it out to air dry, flipping the part at the roots occasionally to help them dry faster. Touching the damp hair too much can increase frizz, so you have to find the technique and amount that works best for you, but moving and shifting the hair around gently allows for faster more even drying. As does increasing surface area, so I make sure my hair is fanned out across my back as much as possible. There's probably better processes, but this has helped take my dry time from around 24 hours to ~8 hours?
Buy a microfiber towel, you’ll be able to dry your hair down 80% with a good towel, and let it air dry naturally afterwards.
I actually went on Lilysilk after hearing you talk about it in your previous videos and purchased sme scrunchies as well! They were having a huge sale, so I bought several different color scrunchies and I love how it holds my hair up, and doesn't tug and pull my hair out. It is super gentle and soft, and great for when I go to do my skincare routine, it keeps my hair from getting wet! LOVE LOVE their products! TY for reccommending them!
Susan's hair is gorgeous! I love the dark color so much better than the highlights you had in the earlier videos.
Yayyyyy! Thank you for making this video I have been requesting in all past videos like crazyy LOL
I swear it's like you can READ my mind Susan! I kept hoping you'd post a video like this soon because my hair has looked so dull lately!
She looks so comfy 🥰
Finally HER HAIR VIDEO 💗💗💗
Just purchased pillowcases and hair scrunchies!! Cannot wait to get them!
I need to do all this! Thanks girl 😍😍
I dont like dry shampoo. Every time I use it, it just makes me want to wash my hair even more.
This was great Susan. Thanks. Would you also do a skincare/bodycare routine? I would love to know your product recommendations for that.
Super great tips! I’ll go and get my hair professionally dyed right now!!
Thanks for all of these tips! I just ordered a couple of silk scrunchies off of Lilysilk and used your code.
You are a mind reader! I've been researching hair care so much recently. 👌👌
Thank you Susan for the link for the pillowcase. I need a new set of pillowcases
In the past I used to wash my hair everyday and after doing research and watching videos like these it really helped. I used to be rough with my hair because I have an oily scalp and deal with lots of dandruff and I hate it. Now I wash my hair once a week or sometimes two times a week and I’ve noticed my hair is really healthy looking.
This is great!! Thank you for covering haircare too. I was just googling “who is the Susan Yara of haircare?” Some other tips: use a t-shirt instead of buying a microfiber towel, don’t use heat (instead use a diffuser and with the cool shot), do NOT use products with sulfates (which strip the oils away) or silicones (which coats your locks and only sulfates can remove), use a clarifying shampoo once a month to remove product buildup, comb through hair (ideally with fingers or a paddle brush) only when conditioner is in it and use a hair mask that has protein AND moisture as those two make up the most important balance to achieve healthy hair.
You sound like someone following CGM ☺ I tried the method but gave up after seeing what the approved shampoos do to me: i.e. leave my hair greasy 🙁 but I agree with the other points. I have been following everything but the shampoo part
Do you have very curly hair? Because some of these tips are conflicting. But it truly depends on one’s hair type and if they chemically treat it.
A T-shirt is better than a towel in terms of being gentle on the hair, but if you can afford a quality microfiber cloth/turban, absolutely get one. It will soak up more moisture than anything else, and fast. Using the cool shot on a blow dryer with a diffuser is not really a good idea because it will not dry the hair any faster than normal air drying, so all you’re doing is ruffing up the hair, blowing out the cuticle which can be damaging and causing major frizz. Agreed that sulfates are a definite no, but there’s this stigma around silicones that all of them are bad, but that’s not the case. If you purchase salon grade products, they’re formulated with the correct type(s) of silicone, or even an alternative and don’t contain much of it. However, if your products are from the drugstore, that’s a whole different story. Not only will they contain massive amounts of silicones, but they also have other fillers such as waxes to coat the hair and make it look like it’s healthy even when it’s not. That’s when you really need a clarifying shampoo. But I agree that once or twice a month it’s good to use to remove that product buildup and hard water residue. As far as treatments, that should really be custom to each person’s hair type and what they do to it. Some people won’t need an entire protein treatment, some might get enough hydration from their conditioner and not need a mask, while others might be in need of both, or even some sort of a bond builder like Olaplex.
Great points! Yes I’m following the CGM (thanks to endless time in quarantine to learn all about it!). I guess my breadcrumb trail was too obvious 😂 I will say, my hair has never been healthier since starting it a couple weeks ago. But of course, not everything I suggested will work for everyone. I think we just need some more great content from Susan, the actual expert. Btw, I was surprised she supported using dry shampoo, even if it’s sparingly. It’s like she just suggested we use rubbing alcohol to remove the oil from our face 😳
@@christinapellicane3557, I personally wouldn't refer to Susan as a hair expert. Advice such as dry shampoo and not brushing your hair wet was proof of that. She is definitely a skincare expert but not a haircare one. Well done that CGM is working well for you. I just didn't like the itchiness and greasiness of my scalp using low poo...
@@BlackThorndRose, I agree about the frizz. My hair is frizzier since diffusing but my curles are more defined than using a hair dryer. Air drying makes me feel too cold 🙁
Hi Susan, I love this video and need to start paying attention to my hair health more. I’m big on skincare and makeup but not my hair 😂. I like how you related it to skincare, that helped! Can you recommend any at home products though for gloss and dye? I have dark hair like you. I know it’s better to go to the salon but during these times now I don’t feel that’s an option. Thank you!
First of all, you’re my favorite! Secondly, tip from a hair stylist I follow: don’t wait to use dry shampoo until you need it!!!! You should actually spray it in your hair when you have CLEAN hair. That way it helps to absorb the oil as it forms. If you wait for the oil to form and THEN try to cover it with dry shampoo, it’s too late and it just becomes a mess. Complete game changer. Hope this helps! xo
I learned to sleep on my back. I thought I would never make it, but with persistence I made it. Now is my favorite position to sleep. I stopped now because I’m pregnant and it is not advisable to sleep on the back.
Sleep on the back is amazing for the skin.
Silk is great. I use it as a self soothing technique when I have bad anxiety. And I’m learning to not wash my hair everyday. I have very short hair, so I really don’t need to wash it every day. it actually does make my hair feel better.
I bought a silk pillow case and scrunchies two weeks ago and I'm loving the so far 👌🏻and I am one of those back sleepers. Only because I have fused discs in my neck so I don't really have a choice in the matter anymore, I used to be a side or tummy sleeper before surgery.
I have had my Olaplex no 3 the bonding treatment in my cupboard for a year now, I really should start using it. I also just ordered the WOW dream coat which is a hair gloss to use at home, all I have to do is wait for it to arrive.
I'm a Korean skincare fan and I really look after my skin, I am 46 and I need all the help I can get. I just had that lightbulb moment where I said to myself that I have to start treating my hair as well as my skin two weeks ago.
Love your videos as always, stay safe and sane in these crazy times 🙏🏻❤️
swedishlina please share where you bought it from?
Yessss! Wet brushing is essential for those with curly hair but it should be a brush that's designed for it so the bristles aren't stiff and pull it too much.
You can’t brush or comb curly hair when it is dry! That brushes the curls out and I end up with a big, frizzy mess. I only brush my hair right before and right after washing.
Agreed!
Exactly
I LOVE THIS❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was going to skip this video because I have curly hair and didn't think you'd have tips that work for curls. I saw your clip on IG and decided I needed to see this. These are all tips curly girls do! Thank you for passing this knowledge to non-curlies
Thank you Susan! I just bought a silk pillowcase, 3 scrunchies, and a silk face mask from them because I tend to rub my eyes in my sleep 😴 I used your code and they also gave me a 10% off discount code so I got a beautiful, whooping 22% off 🎉🎉🎉
How long did it take for your Lilysilk order to come in?
I love using the scrunchy
Day 3 with fine hair-it took 2 years to get here! I use those turban towels per your rec a long time ago and they’re great. It’s possible to go without washing when I use SLS/cone free products. I haven’t used dry shampoo since March (I’ve been working from home) and I’m very happy with the scalp texture! I oil the ends when necessary with Ouai rose oil or Hask argan oil of Morocco.
I've learned to not wash my hair too often BUT also to not wash it too infrequently!
I've tried washing my hair for just once a week for a couple of months because I heard that it's better to not wash your hair so often and that the more you wash it, the oilier it'll get or something. BUT I found that I was losing a lot of hair when doing this, and turns out that washing your hair not as frequently can also not be good because your hair follicles can get clogged if there's too much buildup.
Everyone's hair is different, but I've found what works for me is washing my hair twice a week, or every 3-4 days. When my hair starts feeling dirty and oily, that's when I wash it (and that happens to be at day 3 or 4 for me). Because I wash right when I feel like my hair is dirty, I use less dry shampoo now too. I also only use it on the last day before I wash my hair for emergencies
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She has already. I think it was earlier this week.
I really like the 24 momme pillowcases from LilySilk. I prefer the envelope opening to a zipper. I also have a silk sleep bonnet from them.
I absolutely love your makeup! Could you tell me what you used? So pretty!
I washed my hair twice a week for years (Wednesday and Sunday) and it was the best way to go around it and still look the freshest in the week days, school etc. now in quarantine I wash it once a week and 100% recommend it!
Also - ALWAYS brush your hair before washing them, I wash them leaning down in my shower, very gently wash them with little bit of shampoo dissolved in water (use a bottle or something) cause shampoo strips the natural oils of your skin and then it overproduces them which causes oily hair the next day. Then I brush my conditioner in and swear by this technique. Wash it. You can use a towel or a cotton shirt for a couple minutes. I usually shower with it on my head. Never had I have a problem with brushing my hair after the shower since doing this
Using too much dry shampoo can even lead to hair loss!
Also as a hairstylist I agree with all the tips.
Also I have thick coarse curly hair so this is what works for curly hair too! And overprocessed and damaged.
Don't wash your hair too often (use sulfate free shampoos or cowashes), once a week is optimal, don't brush it, dry it with a microfiber cloth or an old t shirt and be supergentle. If you have to brush it brush it when it's wet with either tangle teaser or Wet brush with loads of conditioner or a thick hair mask. Also use rebonding products, there is olaplex and some more budget options too. And use soft pillowcases. If you are cheap use a super soft cotton shirt over your pillowcase. Also I think this is self explanatory but use conditioners, masks, and leave ins regularely (the ones formulated for your hair type)
And don't use heat! If you absolutely have to use a heat protectant!
Use hair products with uv filters if you dye your hair.
Giiiirl! 🥂 you got that good, good 😍 thank you for your tips 💕🌸✌🏼💐
I love, love, love Lilysilk! I have got my scrunchies, pillowcases and hairband from there. I really want to try their clothing too. Their products are such a good quality and affordable ❤❤❤ you can definitely train your hair to wash it less frequently! Also it really depends on what styling products you use. I have wavy hair, so I use a curly jelly to hold my waves/curls but I just make sure it is not with harsh ingredients. Susan's advice on not brushing your hair wet is totally wrong! Wavy and curly hair MUST be brushed with fingers or wide tooth comb ONLY when wet and preferably with conditioner on. If you brush curly/wavy hair whilst dry, you damage your hair and curls.
What are your thoughts on satin pillowcases/ products? I read that satin can be just as beneficial but cheaper because it's more readily available than silk
I already use a silk pillow and have for years. I'm half black and I hate having to wrap my hair every night. But lol. Also with my curls I brush my hair in the shower WHILE WET because brushing dry actually causes more damage to my hair while also ruining the texture of my curls. For my oils I use hempseed oil, raspberry seed oil and neem oil. And I do not touch my hair with a towel especially because I leave some of my conditioner in my hair. While I shampoo my hair once maybe every three weeks, I rinse it probably about five times a week then add product to keep in the moisture. Since I wear it in a "naturally styled" fro, to both dry and style it I literally whip my hair up and down and side to side a few times over probably ten minutes and then I'm good to go for my day.
Also Susan, if you read this... I wondered if you had a recommendation. When I come out of the shower my hair comes first and I put the product in and then tie it back to moisturize my face. I use a cotton pad and Kiehls Calendula Herbal Extract Toner with a cotton pad to wipe off my face since my hair is so long and the product from my hair gets onto my face. If I don't wipe it off with something I end up breaking out. ( I wash my face at night and my skin is dry, it couldn't handle another wash, and I can only shower during the day or my hair would never dry). Is there another toner you would recommend for doing that? Or may I should just use water instead?
What do you recommend to dry the hair naturally without being too long? I don’t like hair dryers so I don’t know what would be the healthiest drying method? Thanks!!
I agree with all the points except the last one .. as I used loreal box hair color in home. It makes my hair healthy and shiny. Tell me more about it..
Could you make a video on skincare routine for a beach day? The do's and don'ts beyond SPF please?
I used to have the thinnest hair and when i started using natural hair problems it changed completely! Im not about natural is better but for my hair it worked
My hair actually got stronger not from brushing less, but brushing more with bamboo bristles brush!
Kitsch is having a bogofree sale on their site right now. I used to put my hair up in a turban but my hair was pretty thick and long, which only ended up hurting my neck/head. Kitsch has these microfiber scrunchies that absorb the water really fast! I could actually blow out my hair nicely in under 10 minutes after using their microfiber towel scrunchies :)
Thank you!! Your face is my favorite to see on my CZcams subscriber list haha
OMG NEVER BEEN THIS EARLY
I noticed the biggest difference for my hair when I switched to professional products instead of a drugstore ones, I use Kérastase so the it is expensive but I used up the shampoo after 7 months and the mask container still have some product left I have thick curly bleached hair that I heat style very often, my hair never grew this long before
Susan, these tips are so helpful. Thank YOU! I have a unrelated question - I love your earrings. Where are they from?
I never been this early! ❣️
Your hair looks beautiful dark!!
Thank you for the video, I always brush my hear wet, I didn't know that is not ideal... I will follow your suggestion. Btw I LOVE your earrings! May I ask you where you get them from?
Susan I need a silk mask. 🥴 These paper and fabric masks have caused terrible breakouts in the mouth/cheek area.
Can you do a video on hair care but with supplements and what can help hair internally?? Best xoxo
Hi! How do you wash your silk pillowcases? Do you hand wash or gentle cycle in washer? My dry cleaner was telling me not to dry clean my silk pillowcase more than like twice a year because the chemicals are not good for me so I stopped. Thank you!
Hi Susan, I have just invested in the Aquis Turban, I have thick hair too. How long do you advise to keep towel on? I usually leave it on whilst I do skincare/make-up etc. Thanks for the video!
I've been doing too many things wrong for too long lol. What would you recommend for nourishing your scalp? I shower every other day, but on that second day (and sometimes third day), my scalp will be extremely itchy and oily, plus my hair will be totally flat.
I bleach my black hair blonde, so I have to use a lot of products and treatments to keep it in good condition. I get nanokeratin smoothing treatments, and use only the redken extreme range products, kerastase diamond oil and olaplex bond repair. What type of brush do you use for wet hair?
My silk pillowcase and scrunchies keep my blowouts nice for awhile, I love them
I have relatively long, relatively thick hair. If I just shampoo and condition and then leave it completely alone while it air dries and don't touch it at all, its about a 2b. Since I do play with my hair a lot, finger combing constantly throughout the day, it is basically straight. 24" long and 4.25" circumference ponytail. I do a loose braid and then tuck it up into a silk bonnet to sleep. I almost never use heat tools or use dry shampoo. I rarely brush (maybe a few times a month) and I don't own a comb.
I got a balayage in my hair a few years back and having blonde parts of my hair for the first time in my life meant I had to learn how to tone for upkeep (since I'm much too frugal of a person to go to the salon for it on a regular basis. I went with a balayage specifically because I didn't need to go to the salon frequently for upkeep). Turns out, toning (and glossing) are super easy and low risk at home. I went to Sally's and got a huge thing of Ion level 10 developer and some tubes of Ion bright white demi in a few different shades ( snow cap which is sort of grey, lilac/lavender, and spring blossom which is pink) and just followed the instructions included, mixing some of each shade each time. When my balayage was still fresh, I did it probably every 6 weeks or so. Now that the balayage is mostly gone and only the bottom 25% of my hair is lighter, I tone/gloss less often and sometimes I use just clear demi and sometimes I use the toning demis.
Also, I can testify that yes, your hair definitely adjusts to less washing. I washed my hair every night my entire life until I graduated high school. That summer I started getting interested in hair and started the transition to less frequent washings. At the time I had oily hair and that summer was a rough transition, but over time I was able to increase the time between washings. Now, almost 8 years later, I can go 5 days before my hair looks greasy and needs a wash.I probably in practice wash my hair 2 times a week. I can't imagine ever going back to washing it every time I showered, reducing hair washing has saved me sooo much time every day.
Also, learning a little about moisture vs. protein for hair care can be so helpful. A couple years back I got into the curly girl method to try to see if I could increase my wave pattern. I eventually gave up because I play with my hair too much and treating like wavy hair and then touching it all throughout the day just leads to frizz and poofiness. But one big thing I learned is that my hair is less porous, so while a protein treatment a few times a year helps strengthen my hair, if I use conditioners with a lot of protein my hair becomes more brittle. And while some people's hair becomes mushy with too much moisture, my hair is best with a fair amount of it.
How would you deal with post workout hair if you don't want to wash it too often or use dry shampoo?
One really good dry shampoo I LOOOOVE and has good formulation is Rahua dry shampoo👏🙌 also the bottle is aerosol free so its better for the environment too🙏🤗
Can you do a full-body routine video!
You should try Gisou hair products ! Specially the hair oil 💖 they are all amazing 🌸🍯
Can anyone suggest a good hair protectant to use b4 using the dryer? My hair is wavy and frizzy.
hi Susan
i have curly hair and sometimes I let my hair dry in a braid is that so bad for my hair?
love your videos
Could you do a fragrance free hair care video? Sensitive skin people need hair care too!
Can you recommend a scalp treatment, for detoxing from product build up and dryness/ itchiness. I’d rather not use scrubs and there’s so many products using fragrance in treatment serum. Hope you see this, thank you always Susan!
Do you recommend oiling your hair weekly? I know this is very popular in India using castor oil.
I discovered Lilysilk through @Marie-Anne Lecoeur, here on CZcams and I must say, recommendation was on point.
How long did it take for your Lilysilk order to come in?
I have neverr been this earlyyyy
What do you think about those hair care vitamins ? X
Hi Susan, have you tried Josh Wood London hair products? Elle Macpherson raves about him in her Welleco site. Josh colours Elle's hair. I'm not quite there yet. However, I do like his Everything Mask, Shade Shot in smokey brunette to cool down red tones. I'm cool brunette with no red. Mix 50/50 with the mask. I also need to try his gloss products.
What hairbrush do you use? Mason Pearson pure bristle is great and I know it's expensive but I believe it has improved my hair quality by bringing blood to the scalp (by brushing gently) x
I bc can go 1 week or week 1/2 before I wash my hair!! I don’t brush my hair and it’s helped so much!!! When I use Dy shampoo it makes my hair so rough and dirty!! I hate it. My hair doesn’t get oily at all at least a week
How do you get it to not smell greasy. I can always smell the grease on peoples hair. I always worry about my hair
Hey guys! Does anyone have any insights into the Face Theory skincare range?
Please make a video on your curly/wavy hair routine. Even if it is very simple. 😃🙏🙏🙏😍
Watching this made me realise my hair is so damaged and I'm not sure how to fix it
Erin Charlotte get a trim and start a routine w basic moistruzing products made for damaged hair
nada reyene thankyou
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I'm gonna try fermented rice water 🙈 It stinks but my skin finds it amazing, so I'm gonna give it a try tomorrow.
Love your PJ's. Are they the purple or violet colour?
We are all about the health lifestyle :) Have you ever tried Tremella mushroom? One of our favorites with shilajit!
How do u I fix dandruff without using harsh shampoos xx
I’ve been a stomach and side sleeper my entire life, but in the past year I’ve completely switched to sleeping on my back thanks to a weighted blanket.
wait so what's the best way to dry my hair? if I blow dry it I'm using heat and drying it out but I also shouldn't air dry it and leave it wet too long?
Definitely keep it dark, looks so beautiful 💕.
Went to an event in LA where I got introduced to a brand called Crown Affair (and you! Hi 👋🏻)
I have their hair oil, comb, and brush (dupe for the stupid expensive mason Pearson brush)
Idk what they do, but I noticed less hair fall out in the shower and my dandruff disappeared (weather? The fact I actually comb my hair??)
Great tips!
Which haircream is best sachajuan, oribe, ouai, morocconoil, leonor greyl, kerastase
What shampoo and conditioner do you use?
Please do a skincare reaction video for ageing skin & collaboration video with James Welsh & Gothamista