I forgot to mention the most important tip… PATIENCE! It’s taken me several years to get my hair to where it’s at. Thank you for watching! Team healthy hair 💗🙌🏼

I stopped the junk food, began daily intake of blueberries, spinach and walnut smoothies too. Plus I am religiously doing scalp massage daily, sometimes twice daily. All this in less than 2 months and my hair is just thriving like crazy!!

@solfuela1393

5 ай бұрын

Love the healthy diet tips. I really like chia pudding with berries and flax oil (for Omega3) in my salad dressings, too!

Your hair looks so silky and shiny, almost like a doll's hair! So beautiful! Great tips Miss!

Love this video. Simple real tips for general health and hair health! I never comment on your videos, but love watching them all!

Omg you look so much younger and more healthy than the before pictures. Amazing. Keep going!

Your hair really is very beautiful. I've been trying to use less heat on my hair because I also noticed it started growing and looking healthier when I cut back. But I also love my hair curled because it's so fine and thin and it gives me volume. I'm trying the heatless curls tonight 🤞 hoping it looks good! Your hair before looks so similar to mine now.

Thank you! I love these tips definitely needed to hear this xx

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 💗💗💗💗

Thanks for that last tip! I've been trying to figure out why sometimes my scalp hurts. Noted, I can't quite make it to once a week washing.

I’m a curly girl and seriously, do NOT wash your hair to often! I wash my hair barley once a week, sometimes not even in two weeks, it’s not dirty, greasy or smell bad. When you first stop washing your hair every day it’s going to be and feel greasy but it will disappear within a month. Use a tiny bit of dry shampoo every third day or so in the beginning if you can’t stand the greasiness but I promise you all that your hair will be and feel so much healthier. I don’t even use shampoo very often, just conditioner and leave-in products AND wear a bonnet over night ( if you prefer a silky pillowcase use that instead), I just say you will never sleep without a bonnet again! (I’m from Sweden so please excuse my English grammar 😅)

@Rebeccachazzy

10 ай бұрын

What if your hair is the type to get extremely greasy rather quickly? My hair is so greasy that I have to wash it at least every other day 😭 I dont like doing that but I also hate having a full head of TALO feeling hair lmao

@natmya243

9 ай бұрын

@@Rebeccachazzy curly hair is generally dryer than other hair types, what works for one person may not work for another. Try to wash only 2 times a week if you can or 3. A greasy scalp not being cleaned can also cause scalp issues.

You’re stunning 😍 I shall follow your tips, thank you xx 😘

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching ❤️

Thank You for the Great tip! 😍🥰 Your Such a Beautiful Person inside and Out 😘

You have beautiful hair, thank you for sharing your tips. Much appreciated!

Great tips!! Your hair looks fabulous!! I like to use hair sticks when I need to keep my long hair up. 🌸💕🌸💕

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

A great alternative to hair ties! Love it. I need to get some. I have a hair fork but that’s it!

Your hair is so pretty 😍

Your hair looks very beautiful and long now 😍 You had very good tips for hair. Thanks girl 😊

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ☺️

Also an Apple cider vinegar shampoo, conditioner, and leave in treatment did wonders for my hair. Deep cleaned without stripping but rather added in nutrition.

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I use a shampoo that has apple cider vinegar in it. Great stuff!

@natmya243

6 ай бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty I wish you would share more details of the products you use please.

Brilliant tips! I am going to start putting some oil in at nighttime after watching this! And i will try the brushing tip too, thank you!! Love your videos xx

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Yay! I love using hair oil. Thanks for watching ☺️❤️

I love this video! Keep speaking truth!!

You are so beautiful and look much younger without make up on.WOW!!Very beautiful 🌸

Best hair care video ever! I had bells going off with every tip! Amazingly logical, gentle, and safe. Question, some hair is fine and thin, is hair spray damaging? I try never to use it but hey it’s the only thing I’ve found that holds a curl. But the next day I feel like the hair is spun glass. Feels horrifically drying. I’m using a hair salon spray. Commenters welcome here! Wisdom!!!

If you use hair elastics use a seam ripper to remove them. Very pointy tip and easy to slip under elastics and cut, especially easy if you're using elastics on a toddler or child. So easy to use instead of scissors!

@JazzyFro

Жыл бұрын

That's so smart!

@lisagd22

Жыл бұрын

That's a great tip! No matter how careful I try to be, I always get some hair or if I'm cutting a tag out of clothes, I get too close to the fabric and make a hole.

I love these tips, Thankyou so much!

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!! ❤️

loved this !

Ooo the tight hair styles hits hard… I struggle to do loose styles 🤦‍♀️. When I try to pull braids like you do I pull hair out… the struggle is real!

Great tips. It took me 40 years to figure out some of those tips. I use oiI right after the shower. Also if it's really tangled, I comb it in the shower with the conditioner in it. love my long hair. Gonna try robe curls tonight.

@wearelegion1163

Жыл бұрын

Robe curls are awesome & last for days

Your hair is stunning

Love you and your videos! Your hair is gorgeous. How long did it take to go from drab to fab?

I used to be big on the same shampoo's you mentioned but as I've gotten older, they really started drying out my scalp. My daughter actually told me about the sulfate free shampoo's and I find them to be much more soothing. My hair also feels and looks better. (I've also been trying the nightly oil applications.) Thanks for all the great tips. (That was fun! Until the next one..)

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

I love that!! There are some great drugstore options for hair products out there, but there are also some really bad ones. Like you said, they can dry out your hair and scalp! Definitely important to find the right ones. Thank you for watching ❤️❤️❤️

I like the little effects you put in this time!^^

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Tried to throw some random things in there to keep people from being bored 😂❤️

Honestly great tips 👌🏻

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I wish there was a magically pill but unfortunately, there’s not ❤️

@Arras10

Жыл бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty little tips help tho

I'm so guilty of tight hairstyles😂 love this video thanks for the tips! On my journey to knee length (if possible) lmao

Greetings from England 🇬🇧 Thanks for the tips. You have beautiful hair xx

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Hi there ☺️❤️thank you for watching!

What kind of shampoo and conditioner do you use? Your hair is beautiful. Thank you for the video.

Rope hair ties are great too. Less stress on the hair especially if you’re like me and wear ponytails all the time. A bit tricky to use at first but once you get the hang of it you’re golden.

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Wait, what are rope hair ties? I need more info!! 💗

@jessicaholland8521

Жыл бұрын

curious as well.. I have to wear my hair up all the time.

@Damma32

Жыл бұрын

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@c_addante

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, I’ve been having issues trying to post a response. KZread has been giving problems lately. I post comments and they disappear. Hopefully I can get the issue sorted. Crossing fingers you can see this response.

On the subject of supplements - like collagen or biotin - girlfriend, when you get to be my age (62) you will absolutely need to take extra supplements in addition to a healthy diet. My hair is stronger now than it was when I was in my 30s and that's because I take 3 different types of collagen, + biotin. Totally agree with all your tips! Brushing your natural oils through your hair is GOOD for it. I only wash my hair about 1x/2 weeks. Of course as we age, our hair tends to get less oily, and in the winter time I wash about 1x/month! I know! RIGHT? How disgusting - but seriously, I have very fine/thin hair so washing a lot is a no-no. I do use dry shampoo which has the added bonus of giving my hair texture. Your videos are awesome! Thanks for sharing all your pretty styles and good tips!

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

This is great information!! I appreciate you sharing this. I know all sorts of ages watch my videos and I can only speak for myself, so hearing from others is really important ❤️I love this! Thanks for watching!

@gtiernan1

Жыл бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty love you, too. If not for videos like the ones you put up, I'd have NO CLUE about how to style my hair in cute hairstyles!

Oh, I love that! “Team healthy hair” I love your videos…you’re so beautiful and sweet. Ok, I’m excited to join the Team healthy hair! First step…Oil treatment before bed!! 😉 Thank you Lainey!

Do you have a video of products you recommend? I know that everyones hair is different, but I cannot find a dry shampoo that my hair likes. I wash my hair every other day, I would like to go longer and I've tried multiple different dry shampoos but they always make my hair look more greasy. I love your videos! Your voice is so calming and easy, so thank you!

I love how u say white platinum hair is not realistic I been trying it for years knowing it and still doing and wonder why my hair won’t grow

Hi, I work food service, public school and we have to wear hair back in hair nets…ugh but I have been putting my hair up and wearing it just like you said in this video. Panic mode. Do you have any other suggestions I could do with my longer hair. Throw in some hot flashes. Perfect storm. Love your videos.

Thank You😻 Thank You😻 Thank You😻 This Video is INCREDIBLE❤️

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching ❤️☺️

I use Bedhead, I gave up heat 4 years ago. On great occasion I curl the ends for a few seconds. I use leave in. I do eat healthy but I also take a good multivitamin and have collagen in my coffee. I did most all your suggestions! The be gentle , only wash twice a week. Great tips!!

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like you’re doing everything right!! It always amazes me how slow hair is to grow. I know if I ever cut it, it will take a million years to grow back 😫💗

@kellymackie4836

Жыл бұрын

I'm over (ahem! ) 50, and my hair when I started doing the wash less, no heat, be gentle, multivitamin, ACV at times, it grew like 8 inches. It covers most of my buttocks 🤭 at over 50! So these tips work!

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

@@kellymackie4836 amazing!!!

@alwaysaperdue1

Жыл бұрын

I do collagen as well because if we aren't chewing animal bones like our ancestors we probably aren't getting it!

Hi Whats in the pink spray bottle you are using while your hair is wet, I couldn't make out the brand or product. Thanks.

Thanks soooooo much for sharing!

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching ☺️

Great tips!

Perfect tips. You may not be a doctor, but I just received the same advice you gave from my doctor 😉 regarding nutrition and healthy hair... as well as using shampoos with natural extracts (chamomile, birch, nettle) to which I add carrot oil when washing and drops of nettle. When I get "tangled" with a hair tie, I use a seam ripper instead of scissors... ♥️

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Love those tips! Thanks for sharing! Where do you buy carrot oil from? ❤️

@vilmakremenko2864

Жыл бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty I live in Serbia, and the oil is from a producer from North Macedonia, "Sensilis" ♥️

Those plastic hair elastics are latex so if you put some oil on them they will just come apart on their own in a couple seconds and you won't have to pull or cut them out.

pantene works great for my hair

All very good tips! I'd also like to add this: Be a good judge of what your hair needs most, be it hydrating or strengthening and try to find a healthy balance. I've been using shampoos, conditioners, masks, etc, targeted at long hair - length and strength, "Dream Lengths", you name it. Been using those for quite a while, until....my hair starting getting tangled more due to lack of moisture and a buildup of..PROTEIN! Lol. Be careful of overusing products containing hydrolyzed wheat protein, soy protein, the list goes on. Some drugstore products are better than others. I like Aussie - the 3 Minute Miracle deep conditioner rockss! Pantene Pro V Daily Moisture Renewal and currently Dove Daily Moisture are really good. I use Aussie Hair Insurance leave in conditioner sometimes for detangling. Hey, whatever provides slip and moisture. 😊

@lisagd22

Жыл бұрын

I use those two Aussie products too, and I used Pantene Pro V for dyed hair until I switched to a shampoo bar. I'm growing my hair long to donate, so I'm trying to take good care of it. The Aussie products work great and they smell so good! I had two people in the space of a week tell me my hair smells good when I was using the Pantene and Aussie products. One was a guy in a bar who was standing behind me and just smelling my head--I'm only 5 feet tall--until I saw my friends giving him funny looks. That was weird. The other was a coworker, so that was OK. 😊

I would LOVE to know some over the counter shampoos & conditions that are good for our hair. Do you have any suggestions? I have dry hair & use oil.

Good advices!! Thanks 😊

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! I know it was a long one 😂💗

Such great tips!! I feel like I'm forever on the hunt for a good hairstylist. It's so hard to find a local one! My favourite one stopped practicing before the pandemic and I've been missing him ever since 😭Do you have any tips? Googling is only getting me so far 😂

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Ugh!! Finding a good hairstylist is SO hard. I’ve been through several. Look up hashtags on IG. That’s what I did when I lived in FL. Example: #pensacolahairstylist then I would go through hundreds of pictures 😂then I would find someone that looked good, stalk them (their hair page and personal, if they weren’t private), and stalk the salon they work at. Always go for a consultation first to see if you would even like the person. A good relationship with your hairstylist is so important!!

Good tips!! I’m trying to get my hair back to my luscious long locks after bleaching it last year but the big thing I did before to get it long was biotin, water, leave in conditioner and only organic shampoo and conditioner please patience because it takes forever lol 😂

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Ugh collagen and biotin made me soo hairy Lol I swear I was shaving every day! Good products and hair masks are definitely key! And I agree, PATIENCE. It’s literally taken me 5 years 😂🤪❤️

@CBlizard

Жыл бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty girl you ain’t lying!! Yes can’t forget those!!!! Those are super good for your hair!! 😊😊

What haircare brands do you recommend? What brands do you use currently?

How do you style your hair while it dries? When do you find is the best time to wash it; morning or night?

Your hair looks beautiful healthy and long I try and take care of my hair I use bc repair rescue shampoo and conditioner and the hair mask to go with it get them from the hairdressers cos I have coloured hair and I see the difference shiny I blow-dry my hair once a week when I wash it

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Salon products are wonderful! I always try to use what my hairstylist uses on me too ☺️❤️

@phoebeharris1130

Жыл бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty yh they are very great stuff love them all that's good yh ur hair looks healthy and beautiful and shiny x

Do you have recommendations for alligator clips and elastics to buy? Thank you!

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Hairitage has some alligator clips that are nice and affordable! I buy my elastics at Sally’s. Stay away from the brands scunci, conair and goody. Those are the worst hair elastics!

Beautiful hair.

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

I have started to use cocoa butter pure cocoa butter in my hair instead of oil

@TLFrank98

Жыл бұрын

I hear a dab of pure shea butter is really good too.

Lainey I love you and your videos so much but just wanna say if you could maybe let your hair grow to your natural color. obviously im not TELLINING you to do it but would love it!!

Do you have a playlist for overnight heartless styles? Tfs

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Yes! It’s on my channel under playlists! Or just search “laineymariebeauty heatless curls.” ☺️❤️

Gosh not blow drying sounds horrible for me it’s so tangled otherwise but I can definitely reduce Oh I didn’t know people with straight hair are using oil now. It definitely helps. Some people put it in n rinse it out like a deep hair mask. And you can wear wigs or clips ins instead of dye.. even though I plan on dying my hair again😂 so everything you say not to do

Your hair is gorgeous 😍! Can you recommend a good shampoo and conditioner that's not too pricey?

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! This is soooo hard. I have way too many favorites. I love Aveda but it’s pricey. This is my top fav. I love OUAI’s detox shampoo, which is pricey also, but cheaper than Aveda. Another fav! It gets rid of product build, dirt, and oil. Redken is next up. My bathroom is full of redken! Their acidic bonding line (I think that’s what it’s called) is sooo good! For drugstore, I really like Shea moisture (black castor oil, strengthen and restore) and their hair mask! Sorry - I know that’s a lot. I can’t pick 😂❤️

@aprilreid1987

Жыл бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty thank you! ,❤️

@solfuela1393

5 ай бұрын

So do you use products containing silicones? It would be great if you could do a video with your full hair routine and a list of your favorite products!@@LaineyMarieBeauty

Excellent 🎉Thank You

What shampoo and conditioner do you use ?

I love doing heatless curls but everytime I go out in the heat they always fall out even when I used hairspray

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

When I lived in FL, my curls had a hard time staying. There’s a product by colorwow that repels water and it made such a difference!

This video was so helpful! I have thick but fine hair, too, and I'm growing it long to donate, so I want to keep it healthy and get it to grow fast. I started using a shampoo bar a year or so ago, and my hair feels a lot softer, plus the bars are made without all that nasty stuff on your list. (They're great for travel too!) Have you tried shampoo bars? What are your thoughts on them? I only wash my hair once a week, or if I'm lazy, two weeks. I work from home, so I stopped blow-drying my hair a year or so ago. Between that and the shampoo bars, my hair is so soft that I lost a hair fork because it slid out of my bun without me noticing. It's down to the top of my butt crack (sorry), and I'm going to let it grow to see how long I can get it before I donate it. I try to avoid styles like ponytails that pull on the hair at the front, plus they give me a headache, so I usually just do a braid or a bun. I try not to do the same thing with my hair more than a couple days in a row so I don't stress the same spots for too long. I just watched your 60-second styles for long hair videos, and I'm definitely going to try some of them. I'm not very talented at styling my hair and I don't have much patience for it, so those videos are just what I need. Next up are your heatless curls videos. Maybe I'll find a way that makes curls that actually stay in my hair!

@lisagd22

Жыл бұрын

I forgot to say I just bought a scalp massaging brush. I made using it part of my bedtime routine, and even if it doesn't do anything to make my hair grow faster like some people say it will, it feels really good. 😌

doe heatless curls cause traction alopecia?

You look even younger now!

Thank you for this video. I’m going to show my mom she’s trying to get her hair back to healthy

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Yay! You’re welcome. Thanks for sharing!!

My hair is exactly your texture and length, yours is slightly thicker. I have tried EVERYTHING to de tangle it gently. I use good shampoo and conditioner then I use a day fling spray. I use oil like you and hardly ever use heat. I’m still struggling with terrible nothing!!!!! Ugh! I start like you at the bottom I have a feta gel brush. I don’t know WHY my hair gets so tangled!!! I have not tried that container by Aveda your using I guess I will try it see if it helps.

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

I have very tangly hair too! My hair is thin but I have a lot of it. I use the tangle teezer wet brush and it’s my favorite, ever! I might also suggest brushing your hair before you get in the shower, then once your in the shower, only shampoo your scalp (not your ends) and just let the shampoo slide down the rest of your hair. Then use a conditioner and then a hair mask. This helps me, so hopefully it will help you! ❤️

How do you manage frizz with the heartless curls?

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

I love when autocorrect changes “heatless” to “heartless” Lol!! I honestly think the hair oil helps. You could always cover your heatless curls with a tshirt or scarf ❤️sleeping on a silk pillow case helps too!

Thanks so much! What kind of oil do you use? Like vegetable oil? Lol would that even work?

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Oh no! Please no vegetable oil 😂you can use olive oil or coconut oil as a hair mask (leave it in a few minutes then wash it out), depending on your hair type. Personally, my hair is too thin and these oils weigh it down too much. I would go to Ulta, Sephora, target, etc,. to find a hair oil. There’s a lot out there! ❤️☺️

@oliveu9115

Жыл бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty thanks! I have really thick hair so I’ll have to look around!❤️

Have you ever tried the inversion method? Also, do you use silver shampoo to stop your blonde going brassy?x

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Not going to lie, I had to look up what the inversion method was. I’ve never heard of that!! I’m intrigued and might try it! I haven’t used purple shampoo in awhile but once my hair gets closer to needing colored, then I usually use it. I like Amika for maintenance and Fanola when my hair is reeeal brassy and needing some more intense ❤️

@hellsbells9218

Жыл бұрын

I’ve only recently discovered it too thanks to KZread soooo many vlogs about it. I’ve tried it once and didnt notice any difference but everyone raves about it so going to persevere x

@barbsjournalcreation3668

Жыл бұрын

@@hellsbells9218 I tried it two weeks (a month apart) and I gained an inch.

can you use baby oil?

How many years did it take you to grow your hair out to this length?

I have to put my hair in a tight bun every day because these are the rules at the hospital where I work. My long hair should not touch my shoulders. I got a warning because I once put it in a long, loose, tail.

Also, love your lipstick! Who and what color?

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! It’s from a brand called “juvias place.” I get it at Ulta. The shade is “madamoiselle.” It’s my favorite peachy, nude lipstick!

@TLFrank98

Жыл бұрын

@@LaineyMarieBeauty never heard of that brand but pretty nonetheless

I use Amika hair products. How do you rate amika? Should I switch to your Ouai? Kind regards, Collette

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Amika is awesome!!! No need to switch! I think Amika has some type of scalp clarifying product. I’d recommend that to help remove product build up 💗☺️thanks for the comment!

I love being a natural blonde lol. :)

I have a question. Many people including stylist say that it's bad to let your hair air dry & that you get out the shower wait a couple of mins to dry on low heat with the blow dryer. Is this what you do ?

@lisagd22

Жыл бұрын

That seems like the opposite of what you should do--I thought heat damaged your hair, so how would letting it air dry damage it? I work from home, so I've been letting my hair air dry for a couple years, and it seems fine. It definitely feels softer when I let it air dry.

Does the oil cause buildup over time? I've wanted to do nightly oil but because my hair is curly and I have a lot of fine hair, I don't want to weigh it down. It's hard to find a lightweight silicone-free oil for my curls. Any suggestions?

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

That’s why I use a detox shampoo! Highly, highly recommend. It gets rid of product build up, oil, and dirt! It’s sooo hard finding a silicone free hair oil. I’m still on the hunt for a good one!

@Regirl75

Жыл бұрын

Kevin Murphy shimmer shine!

@ModernMoonbean

Жыл бұрын

I stopped using shampoo many years ago and initially your scalp makes more sebum because the shampoo strips your hair and then puts waxes on it but after a while it stops producing too much oil and then I use a boars hair brush daily to pull the oils through and take out dust and whatever is in the air out of my hair. I do use water a couple of times a week to rinse my hair usually there are a couple of other things I do but in the process of getting your hair to adjust to not having shampoo you can also put some baking soda in your hair a little bit lightly and work it through to absorb oils and if you have darker hair put a little cocoa powder in it. It was a process over time. I have a decent amount of hair however the hair itself is fine so it was looking really weighted down when I used shampoo. I did go through the process of just cutting out the conditioner first and then I used to use something called miracle two in my bathwater and that’s all I use for a while and then I quit using soaps in my hair except after doing oil treatments which I use usually coconut oil or olive oil and I sometimes will use shampoo to wash those out or Dr. Bronner‘s soap sometimes works too. I absolutely love these videos aren’t they great! Lainey are so sweet and adorable and you make it really simple and you get to the point in your videos and I appreciate you very much thank you. 😮

I love this! One question though…do you have naturally straight, wavy, curly hair? Wondering bc you said you don’t use a hair dryer (which I’ve been doing less also) and bc you only wash your hair once a week (same). I have naturally curly that tends to be on the drier side.

I’m a curly girl and honestly, do NOT wash your hair to often! I wash my hair barley once a week, sometimes not even in two weeks,it’s not dirty, greasy or smell bad. When you first stop washing it every day it’s going to be and feel greasy but it will disappear within a month. Use a tiny bit of dry shampoo every third day or so in the beginning if you can’t stand the greasiness but I promise you all that your hair will be and feel so much healthier. I don’t even use shampoo very often, just conditioner and leave-in products AND wear a bonnet over night ( if you prefer a silky pillowcase use that instead), I just say you will never sleep without a bonnet again! (I’m from Sweden so please excuse my English grammar 😅)

@helenbunter3613

Жыл бұрын

Me too. I wash mine every two weeks or sometimes a month will go by! I live in a cool climate and in a small village so the air quality is great. No sweat and no dirt so no need to shampoo it more often. I use Liz Earle products - have done for decades. 100% natural and no animal testing.

@jjbowman4653

9 ай бұрын

As someone with chronic illness I can say this is wrong. Natural skin oils build up, clog your pores and hair follicles. The natural hair oils will make sticky balls of sebum that stick to your hair and rip it as you try to brush it out. Your hair will not grow as well and not as healthy, it will usually start thinning and falling out. Not to mention, to get that amount of build up off your scalp, you have to shampoo multiple times which is a lot harsher. Once a week sure, use a gentle shampoo and shampoo twice maybe three times. Preferably every other day/every third day. Once every 2 weeks has no benefits. There’s no proof it has any benefits. But there is LOTS of proof of the amount of damage it causes. Not trying to come off as rude, just a friendly PSA to anyone thinking there is some untapped scientific proof. There isn’t, just look at anyone with a chronic illness that prevents them from completing basic hygiene.

@Misslolitastar

9 ай бұрын

@@jjbowman4653 Someone like myself then, I have bipolar disorder, gad and adhd, that makes me chronically I’ll. Who’s talking about scientific proof here, I wrote what’s working for ME and what MINE hair routine look like. My hair is bleached, colored and curly and as you can see on my picture it’s also LONG, waist lenght actually. Let me see if I understand your complaints correctly, the hair gets so full of grease from not washing it every day that it will rip off when you brush it? It will clog up the hair follicles and scalp so bad that it’s impossible to grow healthy hair? Are you presenting these scientific PROOF that my technique is a danger to life and health just to say that all humans with health issues is going to be bald within a short period of time if they don’t wash their hair daily? What’s the difference between shampooing your hair twice at the same time ( which is not needed) once a week or shampooing 3 times the same week exempt from your skin and hair being dry from all the washing and drying? Washing the hair ones a week doesn’t equal showering only once a week, it’s actually possible to shower without wetting the hair.

@natmya243

9 ай бұрын

​@@Misslolitastar curly hair is generally more course and dryer than other hair types so you can do well washing once a week and whatever works for you is great you clearly have lovely hair but other hair types, finer hair for example gets greasy more quickly and needs washing more often for best results for that hair type.

@jjbowman4653

9 ай бұрын

@misslolitastar no need to get defensive I said not to be rude for a reason. I am quite sick, disgusted really, at people who promote bad hygiene habits. People believe it, try it, and wonder why their hair is falling out, thinning, and lookes dirty. what you should understand is what I have written, I wrote it very plainly. There is no reason to be as angry as you are, I am trying to help people. obviously not yourself, as you clearly do not enjoy recieving any form of constructive criticism at all. Ontop of all that. who said anything about showering? or getting your hair wet? you are so mad, you have begun assuming things and you have cut off your nose to spite your face. Because the majority of your self insert story makes no sense. I cannot understand what your talking about when your thoughts are written incomplete. That's nice that you have chronic illnesses, would you like a goldstar? for me to tell you that "you win"? you seem very proud of yourself for that? By any means, it doesn't mean you need to act like a brat.

9:21 - Thank goodness I don't like the feeling of my hair being in a tight hairstyle!

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Same! Hurts my head

انا احبك 💗💗

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

I love you ☺️

Are there any hair growth vitamins that you would recommend?

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

None! I took collagen for awhile but I noticed random hairs popping out of no where and also realized I had to shave almost every day because my hair would grow back sooo fast (except for my head ). I have tried different gummies but no suck luck!

@nataliejenner3318

Жыл бұрын

I have been using Olly vitamins for awhile now and I don't notice length difference but my hair feels stronger and fuller.

I thought she was going to say if it’s your kids… get some new ones!🤣🤣🤣🤣

Great tips! If I follow these tips, will I have beautiful hair like you? J/k….impossible 🤣

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

If my hair can go from looking like a string bean to looking like it does now… Then anyone’s can! 😂❤️

Genetic is everything am afraid

you look so much like hilary duff!

Soo you're telling me I won't be able to grow my hair as long as my kids are stressing me and driving me crazy!!!! Haha great tips thank you!

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha! Basically! Kid stress is a whole different level of stress to manage 😂

@kima838

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget all the hair that falls out after pregnancy that then grows in slowly while doing weird things... Just me?...

@LaineyMarieBeauty

Жыл бұрын

@@kima838 yep! Had two pregnancies back to back and my postpartum hair loss was awful!!!

animal based protein is not the greatest for hair - the dietary cholesterol reduces blood flow over time and hair follicles NEED that health supply of blood.....

U will cut off what ur hair just grew if u keep getting it trimmed every time u go in. One trim to take dead ends off n then leave it alone n keep it healthy with all other tips! But dont keep getting it trimmed! 🤦‍♀️

I loved these tips except the collagen bit. After 25 women naturally lose collagen production no matter what their diet is like, so a collagen peptide supplement is necessary 🩷