1. Use a wet brush or something with flexible bristles 2. Brush from the bottom up 3. Pat/dab with a microfiber towel 4. Don't use a lot of hairspray/product 5. Use a water-based leave-in conditioner 6. Leave your conditioner in for at least two minutes.

@happykiwi4231

9 ай бұрын

Thank you 💕

@TheBoneVampire

9 ай бұрын

Thanks! That was so quick instead of watching a 13 minute video. Geez…I’m so done with KZread. And so much senseless B-roll lol😂

@luztirado

9 ай бұрын

I honestly don't see how putting your hair in a turbie twist will damage your hair...

@antonellamR2D2

9 ай бұрын

😮

@MeredithDomzalski

9 ай бұрын

​@@luztiradoI think I have to get a cotton one of those. I have to do something with my hair while I moisturize, as that has to happen immediately while my skin is still damp because it's extremely dry.

curly hair routine please

@Mona-em5ii

10 ай бұрын

Yess

@darkqueen3294

10 ай бұрын

Yes please, I feel like I can’t use alot of the tips because my hair is kinky frizzy and curly

@stargirl._.879

10 ай бұрын

​@darkqueen3294 same, I have a medium wavy frizzy hair ig but yet, not every routine is good for me

@oumaima.bouhaddou

10 ай бұрын

It would be so nice 👌

@darkqueen3294

10 ай бұрын

@@stargirl._.879 same! I’m also struggle with my hair not retaining length. Would be so helpful to see what tips us curlies can get with breakage

Tell hairdressers this coz they’re always ripping your hair out of your head when it’s wet!! I’ve actually had to tell them to stop!! They also rub your hair between a towel aggressively when wet!! It’s embarrassing having to tell a hair washer and a qualified hairdresser to stop wrecking your hair…..especially when you’re paying high end prices!! I hate wrong with these people???!!!

@wh0rrissey

Ай бұрын

Then they start blow drying it soaking wet 😭

@aliciar9919

10 күн бұрын

Are you sure they're qualified? You get what you pay for, maybe use a different salon?

@avgonyma1

5 күн бұрын

I think in this case it makes sense to change the saloon. Usually all hairdressers in a saloon will follow the same philosophy. So if they have no clue of how to care and protect the hair, then there's no sense telling them (,they are way too behind with the contemporary knowledge). Lately, in a high end saloon they a very good hairdresser told me what not to do, in order not to have hair thinning. I knew most of it, but she went into such details, so I asked: "does that influence hair fall, does it matter?". She said:" everything matters!". (They care for the hour gently at every step of the way, they touch it gently, the pad it gently, they massage the scalp gently, they detangle it gently, bottom IP, with the right tool, slowly and gently. Then they blow dry it by using Dyson hair driers exclusively. Another time, I had no option but to go back to one of my previous hairdressers (a hairdresser if 10+ years quit working due to health issues), and while this guy does good haircuts, I was shocked at how he was brushing my wet hair: from the top, with force, practically trading them.....😮😮😮 That's the previous generation He's been working for 25+ years, no sense of me teaching him now all the new ways that not even I know all ...I will just try to find someone who's up to date.

Chris, I just came here to say I started following your tips about two months ago because I was at SUCH a low point. I was undergoing a lot of stress and my hair was falling out like crazy (I normally had medium hair but it became super thin), and my life has completely changed! I used to have to wash my hair every other day because it would get so greasy and I felt so defeated, but I just went FIVE DAYS without having to wash it and I'm so excited right now!!! That's like a record for me, even when my hair was healthier months ago. My stylist even told me she's noticed a huge difference in my hair health. THANK YOU!!!! ❤

@anmaria01

9 ай бұрын

I have the same problem. Can you share what products do you use? Especially shampoo, cuz my hair is greasssssy 😞

@hollywhiston1665

8 ай бұрын

Yes could I know aswell please thin greasy hair that needs washing most days x

@lindag2214

8 ай бұрын

That's so awesome to hear! I just recently ran across a videos of Chris' and I started following all he shares with us. I do my own hair and have for many years. After my hairdresser left & didnt leave her clients any way to find her, I had to trust another lady to cut my hair. I was 35 & she told me," Women of a certain age, should have their hair shorter because everyone will think youre trying too hard to look young." She cut off what she was pleased with.My last trip to a hairdresser ended with my hair literally melting off after having my hair highlighted. I know do my hair by myself all the time! I wish Chris was located in Georgia!

My ends changed drastically once I used both a conditioner and a leave in conditioner. Life changing!!

Chris, I can't thank you enough. I have fine, hair that I have spent years bleaching the life out of (literally😭) but with your videos I have stepped up my hair care game, my hair is actually growing now instead of breaking off at the slightest blow of the wind. Leave in conditioner was something I only saw people with textured hair using and thought there was no way it would benefit me. Boy was I wrong! I am back in my hairdressers good books and she's amazed at the much healthier condition of my hair.

@cutepoiisonn

10 ай бұрын

what leave in do you use!?

@MountainMama1970

10 ай бұрын

Do you still do highlights? Sounds like you have similar hair to mine. I think I'm going to stop my highlights and just do toner. Just trying to get some feedback on what is working for others. Sounds like we have similar hair.

@nenamichelle

10 ай бұрын

Seriously, thank god for Chris! I was always basically told that leave in would just weigh down my fine hair and make it greasy. And to be fair, when I used the wrong kind, it did. But with Chris’ advice, my hair has never looked better! Ofc I’m also spending a LOT more money on hair care…

@gypsylaine4515

10 ай бұрын

I'm in the same boat and just ordered the products that Chris has recommended for our hair type (fine, very blonde from bleaching). Can't wait to try them!

@elsaa.2037

10 ай бұрын

@@nenamichelle Same here!

I’m a hairstylist and I’m OBSESSED with your videos !! So much good info that I’m learning. Thank you !

I have always had oily scalp and dry hair. So, I had to shampoo my hair every other day. But since I listened to you, I started double washing method and can finally have 3 days in between my hair wash days. Also applying a little oil at the ends helps a lot ! Thank you so much !! No oily scalp till 3 days and bouncy hair 🥺♥️

@Momofukudoodoowindu

10 ай бұрын

What’s the double washing method? I get oily after a small 12 hour period. 😅

@aimeevera7765

10 ай бұрын

​@Momofukudoodoowindu you shampoo your roots, rinse, and repeat. Focus on your roots all over your scalp, especially the back part of your head. Chris actually has a video on the proper way to shampoo your hair. 😊

@dhall75608

9 ай бұрын

Typically, those that have to wash their hair more than once or twice a week, due to it getting greasy, is because they wash too often. Which would make sense if your scalp was greasy fast but dry hair. When you wash your hair daily or every other day or more than once or twice a week, you’re washing the natural oils and so when you wash too much, your hair is producing more oil and trying to overcompensate for the oils being washed away so often. While it takes time for your hair to adjust to washing it less, the longer you go, the more your hair will adjust. I workout 5-6 days a week and wash once a week. Once a week I just rinse and still do the conditioner routine and I use a healthy dry shampoo when needed.

@Momofukudoodoowindu

9 ай бұрын

@@aimeevera7765 thank you so much. I'm going to do this moving forward. 🙏🏼

@Momofukudoodoowindu

9 ай бұрын

@@dhall75608 My hair looks wet if I don't wash it every 48 hours. I'm not exaggerating, it gets all clumpy and wet looking, parting everywhere because it's so weighed down. 😓

Listen to this man. I started following his "triad of hair care" and it made a world of difference! A few extra tips I've found helpful: When I put conditioner in my hair, I gently "squish" it in there. That way I get all the hair, and not just the top. And finally, when applying leave in conditioner (make sure it's a conditioner, not a "mask"!), I lift my hair up and let it fall as I spray. I noticed I was really only getting the top layer a while ago, making the top nice but everything under it still frizzy. "Fanning" my hair out to apply the leave in made a huge difference! Oh! And I had (had) really dry hair, and the thought of two washes was frightening! I thought it would dry my hair out more, but no! Do it! If you grew up in the 80's this all might feel counter-intuitive but trust me, what Chris says WORKS!

Chris your videos are not only informative but so also hilarious to watch! Thanks for all you do to take the mystery out of this seemingly complex industry. Your consistent message has made me a believer in your hair care routine 😊

@brittanyingram1453

10 ай бұрын

I agree

I have been dyeing and bleaching my hair since I was 10, i'm 19 now and just made the big leap to shave off all my hair and grow it out fresh and healthy. Hopefully with your tips, tricks, and product advice i'll get my dream hair! Thanks for all you do :) (also going to be wearing wigs instead of dying my hair lol, I just got my first one, I love it!)

@BatshtPassionate

9 ай бұрын

I'm 30 with colour damaged hair from dying it since I was 12, started taking his advice this year and my hair is SO much healthier:) he's restored hope when I lost faith in other hair 'pros'

@Ethericrose

7 ай бұрын

I did this is 2006 aged 30. I was ill and shaving it all off was so liberating, even though it freaked my two small kids out at the time. Im 55 now, and my hair is waist length, super thick, and incredibly strong. I do cheat, tho, as for the past 15 yrs I've had a regular weekly appointment with an amazing stylist who says she owns my hair. Lol lol 😊 I'm both lucky and incredibly grateful that I am able to do this.

@aymenabbasi4719

6 ай бұрын

I read this comment and now I stopped repenting on my hair that I cut length of my hair because they turned damaged and frizzy.

Hi Chris! I want to thank you tons for these educational videos. I have been watching your videos past couple of months and follow your “modern hair routine” and my hair has never been this great before. Thank you and keep it coming 🙏

Thanks Chris because of your advice, you have saved my hair. My hair is now healthy and growing long. Please don’t ever stop doing these KZread blogs !

Hmm. I grew up in the 80’s/90’s and a wide tooth comb was recommended to detangle wet hair while using a brush was the kiss of death for your wet hair. Fast forward, I now use a wet brush & like it. I learned a lot with this channel. Thanks for the free education. 💜💇🏼‍♀️

@PeaceIsYeshua

10 ай бұрын

@@Blondie, yes!!! I was still using a comb on wet hair based on that old advice! 😆

@jessicaf6416

10 ай бұрын

I always wondered why I had this deep seated idea in my head that I should never brush wet on only use a comb 😂 I’m that generation and only just recently transitioned to using brishes.

@PeaceIsYeshua

10 ай бұрын

@@jessicaf6416 Too funny!!! 😂 Maybe we got bad hair advice, but we grew up with the best movies, music, etc!! What a great time to be a kid! And I grew up with straight, silky, low-maintenance hair, and now in my mid-40s, it’s gray (colored), dry and frizzy. I have to curl it to make it look nice (or blow it out with an anti frizz serum). BUT, at least it has body, which is something I never had before! 😆

@spigette

10 ай бұрын

SAME!! Lol.... I've always had long hair and now in my 50s my waist-length hair is in so much better shape than it was in my 20s. Wet Brush for the win lol 😅

@jwlsngold5026

10 ай бұрын

​@@spigetteSame, I'm 60 and my hair has never been better!! Except I do twisty towel while still in the shower, guess I won't be doing that anymore!! 🙃

I started following your recommendations for damaged hair about half a year ago. I had a haircut scheduled thus week and looked at my ends to see how bad they had gotten. I didn't even see a split end in my quick check! 😱 I was completely shocked. I had so many the last time I had my hair cut (I get a trim every four months) and it would break do easily when I was styling it. Thank you, blowout professor ❤️

Your videos are honestly really good. Tbh I didnt expect it from the thumbnail but I really enjoy your demeanor and the editing and pacing of the videos is perfect! Plus GREAT info. Thanks!

I absolutely love Leslie's comments in the background and Chris's expressions. You two are awesome and so much fun. Thanks for all you do for us in sharing all your wisdom.

@Sorchia56

10 ай бұрын

I felt that ‘I hate washing my hair!’ to my core! 😂 Thankfully, I only have to wash it twice a week.

My hair looks better than ever thanks to you, thank you Chris. I never thought my hair could be so shiny, bouncy, smooth, and clean. I follow all your advice to a T for my hair type. I wish everyone was as dedicated and as sincere as you.

Ok. I can’t believe I just found this channel! The information in all the videos really informative! I finally have hope in growing out my blonde curly hair. I’m following the simplicity of procedure and I’ve noticed a difference in 2 weeks. Most of all, I love your honesty about equipment and products! (I have the whole line of everything!) Keep up the good work. Your videos have been instrumental in the “reinvention project” of myself!!

I’m a new subscriber and I want to thank you for your GREAT information. I already see a difference in my hair because of you!! I couldn’t figure out “why” my hair was getting worse! Your clear and accurate information is a game changer!!!!

I know you’re the blowout professor, butttt I’d love to see more content that doesn’t involve heat styling! I usually don’t have the time nor the desire to blow dry my hair after washing.

@afreen9288

10 ай бұрын

If you re not going to use heat as your next best bet is using his advices on hair care as it makes them healthy and bouncy without heat.

@idontknow9648

8 ай бұрын

If you want nice bouncy waves, experiment with Princess Lia style buns put them up before bed (or with slightly damp hair around the house for a few hours) with a scruncy, you can experiment with the amount of buns (the more the tighter the waves/curls) & the placement. Then take down & gently seperate in the morning & use whatever holding products you prefer

@edennis8578

3 күн бұрын

​@@idontknow9648If you put your hair in a bun on top of your head, you get more volume when you take it down. It looks like a good blow-out.

Why am I not surprised Chris is the kind of guy who’d take his mum to a Coldplay concert and stay in the same hotel room as her. He just seems like a stand up guy 😊

Thankyou for all your help! I have already adopted your hair routine a few weeks ago. Now I could save a little and also buy the right products. Just from the hair routine I could notice a difference!

I started watching your hair vids a few months ago, and I have been using stay in conditioner for about a month, and I have gotten so many comments on how long my hair is, with just that one change in my hair care routine. Thanks for sharing the research

I’m surprised how many great comments and reviews are on every video! I’m officially switching over to trying this. I’m waiting for the recommended products to arrive. I’ve been using leave in conditioner since I was young because my grandma would always put it in my hair after every wash. I’m glad I’ve been doing something right!

Thank you Chris. I got a bad wolf cut haircut recently when I asked for a slight trim- these tips have made me feel more beautiful & like I can tolerate this bad cut while it’s growing!! You’re awesome

Hi, from cold old England - I watched you video on washing the scalp and bought the products (all except the Ola Oil which I already had) and used them this morning for the first time - my hair is SPECTACULAR!!! Soft, but full of life! Thank you and I'm so glad I found you!

That proud feeling when you are already doing a good portion of the routine.😊

I love that he's using more animations of him in the wig. His facial expressions are hilarious!

Using a leave in conditioner was a game changer! Love you and your channel!

Your channel is a breath of fresh air, helpful, honest and informative, thank you so much for your videos!

I’m so grateful for your hair videos - so much misinformation about hair out there and appreciate your practical advice. Also really appreciate your knowledge about coarse hair

Chris, thanks for the amazing content. With Redken shampoo I finally got to bring my husband's hair to a point where it's not oily in a day or two anymore. Nothing else worked, and we tried some crazy stuff.

So many THANKS Chris! I purchased your trinity for coarse hair and I’m already starting to see positive results. I stopped bleaching, went back to my natural dark brown to cover greys. I’ll be growing out the broken and damaged hair while nourishing and caring for new growth. Your free content and recommendations are much appreciated! ❤

I am a stylist. I tell so many clients they need leave in conditioner. People seem to dislike the idea. I tell them same thing you said and It evens the porosity and the ends won’t frizz . Protects from heat and humidity, helps with tangles. Balances Ph. Everything.

I can’t wait to try your tips out. Only came across your videos yesterday when I had only just washed it. Looking forward to seeing the results

I learn so much from you with every video. I now wash my hair twice a week, cut down on getting highlights as often and cut down on using heat everyday. My hair is starting to get healthier now. I always use leave in conditioner.

Finally on the leave-in conditioner train thanks to your videos - my hair is growing out and staying very healthy and smooth between washes consistently now ❤

Hey, Chris, please do a video of your advice for ladies with long hair to transition from color to gray hair -- especially without cutting it short. Your advise about brushes and products have been helpful so I look forward to hearing your advice about gray hair.

I just wanted to say you are a genius! I don't even really use the products you recommend because you can't get them in my country, but it's enough that I watch your videos and learn the logic of hair and since then my hair looks completely different. I have always had problems with my hair so thanks you helped a lot

I love that you take your mom to concerts! My mom is in her mid 60’s and in Sep I’m flying home to take her to 2 concerts in 2 days. We are seeing Godsmack, iPrevail, Asking Alexandria, The Hu and a couple more. I’m excited to spend the time w her.

@amdiary7

6 ай бұрын

The Hu ?! I’m a huge fan ! That’s amazing.

I switched my shampoo/conditioner recently because of you and it has made SO MUCH DIFFERENCE. I'm starting to do some of your other suggestions now too 😆 I would love to see a video about how to blow dry your own hair. I really struggle with my technique, but find it quite easy to blow dy others hair. When I do my own, I feel like I don't have enough hands! Or it takes me forever and I get really hot doing it :(

@PeaceIsYeshua

10 ай бұрын

@@ItReallyTies… Have you tried using a round brush hair dryer? I have one by Revlon that spins-makes it so easy!! ❤ Babyliss used to have one too.

@ItReallyTiesTheRoomTogether

10 ай бұрын

@@PeaceIsYeshua Thanks for your reply! I have tried it, and I HATED it hahaha. It took forever to dry my hair and just felt huge and cluny and annoying to use. I couldn't section hair properly because it was just too big and I have very fine hair that gets too easily caught up in the bristles from the other sections I'm not working on. I can see how it would be a real time saver for a lot of people, but it just didn't seem to be my thing.

@ambernoland1506

10 ай бұрын

​@@ItReallyTiesTheRoomTogetherwhen you use the hot air brush, you want your hair to be almost 80% dry before using it. It's more like a finishing tool. Get your hair to almost dry, then section it and use the blow dryer brush. Hope this helps.

@ushere5791

10 ай бұрын

i'm still waiting for the curly routine--hint, hint, chris! i only air dry my curly hair because i love my curl (my hair was pin straight until my late 30s)...but chris says not to do that so now i'm like ...herp!... ! i own a blow dryer but only use it to dry my roots if i need to go outside on a cold day after shampooing my hair...and i ain't used it in years.

@rhondantexas7327

10 ай бұрын

Watch his blow dryer brush video. Don't give up after a few tries. Like anything new u try, u won't b that good at it until u practice. I have very fine hair that tangles easily. Put in ur leave in conditioner, brush it thru with a wet brush then do ur make up, get dressed, eat breakfast THEN use the blow dryer brush after u 1st put on the blow out heat protectant gel & wet brush it b4 blow drying brush. UR hair will b mostly dry by then so it takes me very little time to dry it, even using the low speed since my hair tangles so easily!😊

I have stumbled upon your videos few weeks ago. I have chucked all my hair products and purchased all your recommended products. My hair transformation is unreal . THANK YOU so much for these videos. I would really appreciate a video on blow drying techniques.

On top of great advice, the scripting and editing has gotten so good!

Props to the editor! You make these videos fun!

Love your videos. Would you do one on how to keep your gray hair soft and silvery instead of dry and brittle. Thanks

Thank you for all of your advice! I’ve been doing it all wrong all this time 😢 no wonder my hair has been suffering. Everything is about to change!!! You have the best hair care videos❤

Awesome - thank you. Love the delivery of the info 👌🏼🙌🏼

I have to tell you that you have actually changed my hair life… I really thought I was doing it all right before…. I was already using redken shampoo and conditioner, but it was the acidic bonding line. So yesterday I switched the shampoo out for volume injection. After the shower I used my leave in conditioner, and blow dried with the big blowout cream and OH MY GOD… I literally cannot believe the difference just those things made! I also bought the redken heat protectant, but I haven’t even felt the need to use an iron yet! Thank you so much, I’m really shocked. I’m also in Florida and want to try the Kenra heat protectant you mentioned but I didn’t see it at Ulta… is it possible that it has a different name now? Or maybe it was just my Ulta store

I have always struggled with the appearance of dandruff on my hair and thought it was a special skin condition I decided to spend extra $$ on a professional shampoo after watching your videos and did the two wash technique every time. I have the cleanest healthiest hair I've ever had thanks to you Chris and your tips

The video is so useful and hilarious at the same time! Thank you so much for these tips, Chris!

Chris your advices are precious!!! I have curly hair and I am back on track from almost two years of doing keratin treatments and I am trying to do my best for my curls. I follow your advices and keep learning!! Even though I am not a hair dresser, I know that hair brushing starts from the bottom but; whenever I visit a hair salon, ladys who work there (almost everyone!!!) do not know how to brush people's hair andthey wrap the hair with a towel exactly the way you say not to and that's unprofessional!!! And I request to brush my hair by my self!! It's so disappointing to visit salons that do not know the basics!!!

Hi Chris, my shampooing routine has changed a bit. Since I have really porous, coarse and color treated hair, I used to shampoo with creamy, "low poo" products, but since I traded them for a detoxing shampoo and, earlier, oil treatment and overnight cream, things have improved immensely! Also, the porosity took down a notch, since I started using the LOC (liquid moisturizing spray , hair oil and leave in cream) method religiously. I use Tangle teezer also, and heat twice a week maximum.

@anemone9081

9 ай бұрын

Just wait and let your hair grow black healthy, get very regular hair cuts until the damaged parts will be less and then never dye again. I mean that's it.

@FlixPat

7 ай бұрын

@@anemone9081 no, thanks.

Im listening to hair advice form a bald man...

@lexysanderson5013

2 ай бұрын

And it's the best hair advice video ive ever watched

@leyahruizdeloreto6420

Ай бұрын

Me too😂 it’s great!

I follow your "trinity" hair washing protocol since I saw you explaining it. I haven't started using a leave-in conditioner yet for several reasons, but the rest speaks for itself. And the microfiber towel is a true life hack. It's used on gym/swimming towels for a reason, after all. I hate the super smooth touch of standard microfiber cloth, but finding a turkish microfiber hair towel changed the whole game for me, even if I had to change the technique slightly for convenience's sake. My way may be less efficient, but it works! Get yourself a good microfiber hair towel! Your hair will thank you!

Great video, thanks. Love the Wet Brush, that thing is the best thing for my colour treated fine hair 💕

Thank you Chris for these tips! With this hot nasty humid weather, sometimes I don’t want to be stuck drying my hair and sweating, especially with my long hair. What tips can you give me so that I don’t damage my hair when I leave it wet? Thank you for your help! 😊

@alis49281

8 ай бұрын

Make it into a ponytail, add additional bands for long hair. I actually use very products now and got amazing hair. The last time I lost hair was in a literal ice rain, which broke it. 1. Avoid the hair dryer as much as possible (when it is freezing and you want out, use it) 2. Use mild hair products, I'm in love with solid shampoo. 3. A leave in will make the hair soft, mine are based on light plant oils. Avoid stressing the hair. If a 50 cm hair is broken, it really takes long to grow back to that size. Physical stress, heat, UV and freezing is all bad.

@lmdny

8 ай бұрын

@@alis49281 Thank you so much for the great tips!

Thank you for explaining everything so simply without gaslighting your audience into buying unnecessary products like so many TikTok ‘hair professionals’ do. You’ve definitely saved the hair of many people with just this one video.

I love the humor you put into your videos! Thanks for the helpful tips :D

Thanks so much for the tips. I have single processed blonde hair that is really broken. I have not been using conditioner as much because I thought it made my hair look limp and greasy but I think not using conditioner has added to the breakage problem. I am going to get the leave in conditioner and do it your way, along with getting “professional hair coloring and a good cut! Thanks so much for pointing out the right way to use the new products!

I bought microfibre towels and it was a game changer. It used to take ages to towel dry my hair (about 30 mins) but now 10 mins or less.

I use a comb and my hair is never tangled. I just slide the comb through the strands. Never had tangles. Maybe because my hair structure? or because I do not have thick hair? not sure. And I have one better tip to share than to buy a microfiber towel. Use an old T-shirt (oversize or mens size) - put your head and hair through the bottom half, with head upside down, then fold (no need to wrap tight, just fold), fabric on top of each other to the front, and fold it double back and gently tie the sleeves in front and your turban is done. It is so light and absorbs water well. No tension to hair, because it is so light.

@ceciliarodriguez5615

10 ай бұрын

I use that old tshirt method too and am really happy with it!

Such an awesome video! Thanks Chris! ❤

Thank you Chris for your advice ...I've learned a lot from you. I am in my 50s and have waist length bleach hilighted curly hair. I never shampooed twice but now I do and it has made a huge difference in my texture for the good. I also started to use leave in conditioner and honestly IDK how I lived without it. I don't comb or brush my hair....I use my fingers to detangle in the shower when using my conditioner. I also don't fully blow dry....I only dry the underneath around my neck area and air dry the rest. I would love to see videos for curly / wavy textured hair and what your opinions are because us curly girls handle our hair differently than straight hair girls. :)

I love your videos, you inspired me to try and take care of my hair, before i was a shampoo/conditioner/air dry girl i didn't really love it but styling it seemed like too much work and a damaging habit. Thanks to you my hair feels and looks better than ever and I only have to wash and style it once a week :D! Completly worth it. My only question could be if you have any other recommendations on leave-in conditioner, because pureology isn't available in my country, I bought one but an alternative would be great.

@ThankYouJesusTheChrist

10 ай бұрын

I think if you do his online hair quiz you’ll end up getting several options for leave in conditioners 🥰 God bless

This was an awesome video. It had funny moments,killer editing and awesome tips and info - well done! Hello from 🇨🇦👏👏👍

So Informative! I have watched several videos of yours for days and I am learning soooo much !!! Sharing your channel asap!

Got a great brush today. I love it!! It makes detangling wet hair so easy. I’m following nearly all your instructions so hopefully will see improvement.

Hey Chris, great video! I adore watching your videos and you have no idea how much you've helped me! However, I would really like to see a review video about Kerastase products, like the one with Redken!

I am sooo pleased with my hair since using your tried and true methods! It's growing a lot, is strong, and is much thicker than before. I've been getting compliments from my hairstyle. Finally I know how to grow out my hair! 1. Professional shampoo & conditioner (I prefer Redken.) 2. Leave-in conditioner 3. Olaplex hair oil.

I’ve been watching your videos for the past few days and they’re SO HELPFUL! In the short time I’ve followed your advice I’ve already felt a difference!! I haven’t started the whole “healthy hair routine” yet but I’m planning on buying the leave in conditioner from your recommended list! I was wondering if you knew anything about thinning hair? My hair grows fine but after I started bleaching 2 years ago my hair started falling out. I haven’t bleached for over a year and still can’t get my hair to it’s Original thickness is there anything I can do for that??

I really like the way you present the information. Only just dipping my toes in learning more about hair care.

I cannot believe I am saying this!! I've been implementing your ternity hair routine, and my curly hair grew from shoulder length to bra length during the last year!! Life changing. Thank you!

@Astromythlete

10 ай бұрын

Hi do you also double wash in the summer? my hair gets a little dry in the summer so I'm only shampooing once every 2 washes instead now I wonder if anyone else with curly hair has the same problem in the summer

@simplystreeptacular

10 ай бұрын

How do you detangle? I've been using a wide-tooth wooden comb (3b hair here) because I've heard the Wet Brush brushes out all the curl - what's your experience?

Sounds crazy but I’ve been doing it for years - shampoo, apply conditioner, brush your teeth then rinse. My electric toothbrush has a 3 minute timer, the perfect amount of time for conditioner to do it’s thing. Thanks for another great video Chris!

Wow, thank you! Had not thought about why they always say from the top! And the comb thing too.

I absolutely love how you explained this in a way that most of us can truly understand

Straight hair routine plz

Thanks to your advice, I got really long hair and my hair was never been longer and healthier 😊♥️

Great useful hair tips. Thank you so much!

I have just discovered you , I am 69 , have hair to my waist , a lot of it grey and its amazing how many people do not know how to brush long hair , always start at the bottom , as you have said , all of you tips in this video I have done for many years , excellent work .

Your videos have helped me go from washing my hair every 2 days to every 4 days! Still scared of the wet brush though, it seems more hair falls out than with a comb...

@catdog4776

10 ай бұрын

Try a jumbo rake comb. It's sharp edges picks out the knots, instead of tearing through like the brush. You can found them in afro hair stores.

@HeartkillerHIM

10 ай бұрын

Yeah same here with the brush vs comb.

@claudiaalmanza9057

10 ай бұрын

So true, the wet brush pulled out so much of my hair.

@nicolepohl2707

10 ай бұрын

The same happened to me! Now I can last even as long as five days without washing it, and at the beggining I was also scared of the brush, but after some weeks of implementing the trinity my hair actually got so much stronger, and now almost nothing come off while I brush, I'm in awe of how healthy my hair is

@elsaa.2037

10 ай бұрын

Thanks! Mine’s healthier as well, but still a lot comes off when I brush and it’s not breakage because the follicles are there…

You’ve taught me so much already I’ve watched 10+ videos and my hair is way less frizzy and feels healthier and I’m only 3 washes in. I’m still using my drugstore products until they’re all used up as it’d be a waste to throw them out. And I’m pleased with the results so far. But I have purchased the products from your list and will be using those when my drugstore ones run out. So thank you!!!🎉

After a week of seeing this link on my homepage I finally watched it. I was in absolutely no way ready to be schooled this hard. THANK YOU!!!!!!!

Leave in conditioner has changed a lot for me, thank you 😊

hi chris, i have been following the healthy hair routine and find that it only lasts a day or two before my hair drys out again. i use oil daily on the ends, but i only need to wash my hair once a week. how do i keep it from getting super dry in between washes?

I’d be interesting to see your reaction to some trichologists online who educate us about not wanting to “moisturize” and keep water in our hair. We want to condition it. From what I hear from the hair chemists and trichologists you don’t want to do that? I’m so confused. 😭

@ambernoland1506

10 ай бұрын

People use moisturize and condition interchangeably. You want your hair to be wet the least amount of time possible, as water is damaging to your hair. You do want to condition your hair, which you do while it's wet. So, when people say to moisturize your hair or that it needs moisture, what they mean is conditioning products, not actual water.

@shineseeker7

10 ай бұрын

Hair chemists and trichologists are referring to the scientific word moisture to refer to water content. But generally we use moisturizing and hydration/conditioning interchangeably even though they mean different things in a scientific setting.

@Julia-su1vu

10 ай бұрын

@@shineseeker7 I assumed as much but a few times I’ve seen it mentioned on these videos that “moisture will leak right out threads of the hair” and I’m really confused to how that would work.

I was going to ask about cream leave in but you answered it! Thank you!

Thank you! Start from the bottom and work your way up like steps!

What is your opinion on using root touch up spray?

Chris can you please suggest some alternative leave in conditioner and shampoo as the ones you’ve mentioned is not available in India 😢

Glad to see that I’m good on most of these. Need to pick up a microfiber towel, but I was still dabbing with the regular one. My hair isn’t perfect, but it is in the best condition it’s ever been in my opinion.

Chris, I cannot thank you enough for these helpful tips...I save time and energy with your haircare habits...Could you also give some tips for those with natural curls...Any special products?

What are your thoughts on claw clips, are they bad for your hair?

Hi Chris, I have a question about the leave-in conditioner. I’ve tried using the one from Pureology that you recommend, but I can’t stand the fragrance (I’m very sensitive to fragrances). Can you recommend a fragrance free leave-in conditioner?

@LaurieliaXanadu

21 күн бұрын

The smell of it IS terrible for what it costs. Totally agree!

Been doing all the things. My hair is feeling soooo much better ! Thank you

I came here for the leave in conditioner tip & I got exactly the info I was looking for!!!! So happy!

Will you do a tutorial for frizzy hair? My hair is naturally frizzy and it’s really annoying and I’m trying hard to not give in to TikTok 😂

I had dark brown hair dye stripped from my hair about three months ago. Because I started watching you before doing so, I have hair! If you have advice for natural salt and pepper (mostly salt), I’d love to hear it. Thank you!

@Theadamsfamily2000

10 ай бұрын

It seems like no hair dresser goes over caring for salt and pepper or going grey hair. I would love to learn how to take care of this since I have finally grown out all my color.

@missmayflower

10 ай бұрын

There’s no difference to care except to watch out for the colour of your products. I find yellow/orange shampoos or conditioners can stain my hair. Use purple shampoo every three or four washes instead of your regular product. I also find I usually need to use a shine serum once my hair is dry cause the white hairs seem to stick up from the dark ones. They look really pretty shining with serum. Don’t use too much. Start with a very light application. You can always add more if you need to.

@kimvance6745

10 ай бұрын

@@Theadamsfamily2000 100% agree! Right now I’m caring for my hair as a ‘bleached platinum blonde’ would just to me safe. Biolage has an Earl Grey conditioner that I love. Not crazy about color correcting shampoos as they seem to dry my hair out.

@edennis8578

10 ай бұрын

​@@missmayflowerI wouldn't say that there's no difference. Many women find that their gray hair is more fragile and dryer than their hair was before. It can be an entirely new learning curve.

I recently got the wet brush on Chris' advice and wow... I've never had a brush this good and I'm so happy. Thank you Chris

Love your videos! My hair is just about waist length now. I wear my hair primarily in Dutch braids so I don't manipulate it much daily. I don't use hairspray but love my deep conditioners. Since I am of mixed decent, I have curly salt and pepper hair now. Please do a ethic hair care video. Keeping up with the latest techniques in hair care.