If you still have frizzy hair no matter the external factors. There’s a really high chance you have curly hair. :)

@tima2553

3 жыл бұрын

She shouldn’t give advice for curls honestly she should refer to a curly creator but oh well..

@majakofoed3721

3 жыл бұрын

Tima why?

@ewlivia

3 жыл бұрын

@@tima2553 no one was suggesting that she should make a vid on curly hair

@tima2553

3 жыл бұрын

@@majakofoed3721 because unless you have more idea of curly hair you shouldn’t speak on it. It’s so obvious she doesn’t. “Don’t brush your hair it causes frizz” yes that’s one bit there is a million reasons why hair is frizzy and she just said the most popular obvious one. She probably has wavy hair, I don’t think she has straight hair. Straight hair population is only 3%.

@majakofoed3721

3 жыл бұрын

Tima but it does not cause any harm to say it again? And she mentioned multiple factors, the brushing was just directed expecially towards people with curly hair. And, people can obviosly see that she does not have curly hair herself. So if They belive that that makes her untrust worthy, They can just find a creator with curly hair?

It’s so interesting to hear people talk about “pH balance“ hair products again. As a Child in the 60s and 70s my mom brought home a gallon of shampoo that was highly concentrated. A gallon lasted my family of four females and one male for well over a year. My mom had Color treated, graying hair, my youngest sister extremely wavy hair, middle sister curly hair, and I had a long wavy hair. The pH balanced shampoo we used worked well on all of our hair types. Today, several decades later, I use Ethique anti-frizz bar and conditioning bar. Before I get in the shower and wash my hair I coat the ends of my waist length hair with argan oil before shampooing. After rinsing, I wrap my hair in a microfiber towel to remove excess moisture. I then add a few drops of Argan oil again to the ends of my hair and a couple drops of Chia oil. I then apply (just started using) Redken acidic perfecting concentrate and comb through with a very wide tooth comb. Sometimes I let it air dry other times I blow dry my hair. To combat frizz after my hair is dry I use 100% plant derived squalane. I use it throughout the week to keep the frizz down. I live on the California coast two blocks from the ocean so there is plenty of moisture in the air. If you care about the environment and you don’t want cabinets full of plastic and all the wasted dollars that is products consume, keep it simple. I wholeheartedly embrace using a chlorine filter on the showerhead… It truly is a game changer!❤️

@TracyD2

3 жыл бұрын

I’m about your age I guess and yeah I do remember pH balanced being a thing. Question where did you buy your Argan oil. I just realized the 100%cold pressed Argan oil I bought wasn’t really Argan oil at all. It’s by Cliganic. Pure Argan oil is supposed to have a nutty scent and it’s supposed to have a bit of sediment also absorb into the skin. Mine had none of it. I’ll use it for something though. Thank you

@Donna-cc1kt

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you.

@MsSam66ok

2 жыл бұрын

Darris, I’m looking into the bar shampoo/conditioner. Do you still wavy hair? I have wavy hair and grey ( platinum white really) hair. I stop coloring my hair 7 years ago. Just curious if you like the bar formula.

@purpl3Fairyy

3 ай бұрын

@@TracyD2 Omg did you ever figure out what it was instead? I got the same brand this year and never use it because it felt and acted nothing like other Argan oil I had tried, I really didn't like it.

Yes please rank your holy grail shampoo and conditioner sets!

yes please make a haircare ranking video of the holy grails! maybe for each “step” in a routine so we know what u consider to be the best of the best!

My daughter just introduced me to your channel and I loved this video. I’d definitely love a shampoo/conditioner and mask ranking video!

I don’t have a problem with frizzy hair; quite the opposite. But I knew I would still learn some good things from your video and I did! Your ability to present detailed, researched information in a concise, understandable and entertaining way is amazing. You do your homework and it shows. Beautiful, brainy and funny! Keep it up!!

I love how informative your videos are. They are very useful and I learn a lot from them!

You’re so thorough! Thanks for the tips 🙌🏼

Another awesome video full of great info! Thank you, Abbey!

Thanks Abbey! You always make me smile. Love watching and listening to you.

Your research is amazing!! Thank you for another great video. Yes please a video on your favorites!

This was such a well done video. I struggle so much with frizz and can’t wait to try these tips!

Great video. YOUR CHANNEL HAS DEFINITELY BECOME MY GO TO FOR HAIR & IT INSPIRED MY HAIR JOURNEY!

Great video! Iv got 2c-3a curls and friz is a constant struggle 🥲 Would love a video on best wash sets like you said 😁

This is very helpful. Thank you for the recommendations too!

I was watching this just for the hell of it for hair care and you started talking about how nasty it gets in the summer and me also being from MN, after you said that I was like OH she gets it!! It's a nightmare here in the summer lol. Thank you for your help!

would love a all drugstore version!

I’m loving all the Hair Story products too! They have completely changed my hair! Thank you for the great video!

Wow! That was so much great hair info you shared..and great product recommendations too. Thank you so much! I'm very informed and ready now. :)

I had no idea about the PH balance.. interesting! I had always 'battled' my frizzy, unruly hair until I discovered my hair is actually wavy and a lot of the frizz were waves trying to form. I started following many of the curly hair advice mentioned here and although there's still some frizz its mixed in with the waves so its looking more how its ment to. Always looking for improvement so ill def try some tips!

great video! looking forward to trying some of these out

I think this is your new haircut, too -- looks gorgeous!

Have to say I love your videos and they have been a godsend because I also have super dense, fine, tangle prone hair. This one is also helpful because I am in Michigan, and people don’t realize we get really humid in the summer too. (But I was in Minneapolis three summers ago and holy cow, it even blew me away with how very very hot and humid it was!)

Girlll yes! I live in Alaska but am from Northern MN way up by the border. The summers were horrible with humidity and freezing in the winter. Way worse than here in Anchorage Alaska!! I would love love love to see a best of your favorites comparison, although at this point....I mostly own them all per your educational and awesome hair care content! Much love from AK-Danielle❤❤❤❤

I have two ideas for merch the next time you do it … you have a couple of great catch phrases ‘love it so much’ and ‘having a good day’ - these would be fun on merch!

Thank you for including coily in your content. 🎉

I started using a shower cap about 3 months ago, love it! Also got a water filter today for my shower head!! 🙌

Would love to see a video on the best shampoos and conditioners. Thanks!

Such a insightful and informative video, ty!

Thanks soooo much for breaking this video down in a digestive way

Great video! Also could you do a make up tutorial of what you have one you look really pretty.

Hi! I hope you still read these comments.... I just watched your "Week long hair vlog" from June 1st, very informative content, and just wanted to mention something, I'm not sure whether someone has mentioned before....Wearing your hair down during a workout is also adding extra damage to your ends. Firstly, the friction of the strands against themselves from the movement while you run/move; secondly, the wind adds to this friction as well; and thirdly, sweat is very drying to your ends. So, by wearing your hair in a style that allows the hair to move freely (and come into contact with sweat), it aggravates the knotting and drying of your hair, this was seen and mentioned by you in that video. Personally, when I run, my go to style is a topknot (I gather the hair on top of my head, pull through into a half-bun and twist the remaining hair around the half-bun and tuck into the scrunchie), after my run is complete I will take it out of this style as I, too, don't like keeping my hair tied up for too long. My hair is a bit longer than yours and of similar density and texture and this is the only style (other than a braid) that keeps my hair secure for the entirety of my workout whilst protecting my hair and, surprisingly, the style. Also, on a side note, you should research how allowing your hair to get greasy affects your scalp health. The grease that collects throughout your week of not washing contains a lot more dirt than you might realize (sweat, natural sebum, product/dry shampoo buildup, environmental pollution, dust or anything that could be in your bed). All of these can actually block the pores on your scalp and affect the health thereof. Just compare your scalp to your facial skin, would you just apply a drying powder to your face when it gets too oily? This buildup, and blocking of the follicles, can actually increase the fallout of hair and stunt growth, even if it is just for a week. A general rule of thumb is to listen to your hair and wash it when it gets greasy, for me that takes around 5 days. Many people consider washing your hair too often to be damaging or drying, when in actual fact, if you use the right products, it can be beneficial. Many products contain nutrients that feed the hair and scalp. Hair health is very dependent on your diet - hair and nails are the last areas that your body provides nutrients to, as these are seen to be the least important of your body; if you don't eat enough of the required nutrients (such as protein and iron, etc.), there is none/ too little left to actually be used for your hair and nails. That is why these products/ingredients exist for hair - to try and add these back into the hair.

I would *love* a video where you compare your favorite shampoo and conditioner pairs and the differences in them!

your videos never disappoint!

Hi Abbey!!I have a request for a video I thought that you could make a video on how to adjust and take care of your skin as we transition into the colder weather.

Great video!! Would love a ranking of your top 3 shampoo/conditioners! 💆🏻‍♀️

Would love to see a video about after and before wash oil and leave conditioners only. ❤️

The satin pillow case also helps with the “ life experience” lines!

@kristytrent9875

2 жыл бұрын

or, a silk one…mines on the way from Amazon 😂

I am overwhelmed w/ different products: how often, which ones. Having frizzy hair is new for me.

@Donna-cc1kt

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah! What is that all about? I never had frizzy hair until a year or so ago.

I have fine wavy color treated hair & live in Houston, Texas. Home of humidity. lol I use Briogeo Fairwell Frizz for my blow dry & heat protectant cream. . Love it ❤️ Thanks for the video. I find your video's to be so informative.

My favorite frizz stopper is Vital Earth “Fulvic Mineral Mist.” Love this stuff. It is for hair and skin.

I have naturally curly hair, and I live in Austin where’s its very humid. I avoid products with glycerin-which is really hard to do, it’s in everything. I also do a gel cast to air dry so that it seals out humidify. I then scrunch out the cast when it’s dry. I get way less frizz with the gel cast method.

@GeorgetownDCNative

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome idea for the gel cast! 💡

@SolveigMineo

3 жыл бұрын

Yes glycerin makes my fine wavy hair sticky and frizzy. It's in so many so called light weight products

@Donna-cc1kt

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

You are the best! Thank you and have a great day Abbey 😊 ❤️🎉

@AbbeyYung

3 жыл бұрын

Of course! You too ♥️

I would love to see a video on your top shampoo and conditioners!

Love the video and information. Could you please do products that are not so expensive?

this video was soooo helpful! thanks a lot! I haven't even thought about shower humidity...

I would say brushing through curly hair the cause of the frizz is not the tension and force because you can gently very slowly brush it out. It's the fact you are separating the curl pattern and the volume of hair increases so the hairs won't sit with eachother but all separated.

@briandkeek

Жыл бұрын

brushing thru my curly hair with a denman brush helps so much

@gummy5862

Жыл бұрын

@@briandkeek That's different

@gummy5862

Жыл бұрын

Yeah even with my wavy hair, it tends to get a frizzier and poofier when I brush through it. I just still do it sometimes though because it's easier to manage when I treat it like straight hair lol.

@be.A.b

9 ай бұрын

@@briandkeekyou brush it dry with a denman brush?

Also would love a video on protein moisture balance! I cant figure it out 😅 i think its causing alot of my hair breakage and in turn causing friz lol

@jujubunnybea

3 жыл бұрын

👍👍👍😊

@curlycurlbirdygirl

3 жыл бұрын

There's a bunch of videos about that here on KZread from curlies, but it would be cool to see Abbey's take on that 😁

@TracyD2

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s good to figure out how too much protein and moisture feels in your own personal hair as everyone’s hair will require different amounts and frequencies.

I actually love humidity. It turns my 2C curl into a much livelier 3B curl. It never looked better than when I lived in Houston, Texas.

Thanks !!!❤️ I just made a natural PH balancer using equal parts of ACV and Green tea. Worked Amazing !!!

You are so friendly! We need more content creators like you

I am impressed with your presentation and cadence. Your spoken word delivery is clear and easily understood - few influencers are able to convey this amount of information without repeating themselves or straying off topic. I am highly impressed with your professionalism and communication skills - I cant think of a celebrity spokesperson who communicates better.

Hair Story Rich has been a game changer for my curly frizzy hair!

Hi! Could you do a video on the hair care routine for the non-washing days? I'm really lost there :( Thanks! Amazing video!

Excellent content 👍 I'd like to add few things re shampooing, conditioning and brushing, which proved to work for me and may help somebody else 😊 Shampoos - there are good shampoos out there without any sulfate... ingredients, doing an excellent job of cleansing the scalp (because that is what shampoos do). Even deep cleansing and chelating shampoos can have no sulfate... ingredients. I.e. sulfates are not required for a proper cleanse. Conditioners - do a deep moisturizing conditioner every now and again (how often depending on level of damage). If consistent it'll make wonders for the hair over time, including frizz management. Brushing - you should never ever yank the brush. Start from the ends and work your way up. When wet, brush your hair only when you have the conditioner in, not wet before shampooing, not wet after shampooing and before conditioner but wet after shampooing and applying conditioner, before rinsing it out. Extra tip - look for humidity blocking styling products 😉

very informative thank you!

👋 Hi I moved here to Texas 2 years ago and my hair is constantly in a bun because if this heat and humidity!!! I definitely need this video!

I would LOVE to hear about your fav shampoo and conditioners! I’d watch that video 100 times

Hi! I’m new here yes yes yes to a Holy Grail video. Also do you only use wet brushes, or do you have a certain type of comb you would recommend for wavy hair? Thanks! 💕

Interested to hear your opinion on new wash, I used the deep version for a couple months and love it but do feel it can build up on the hair if not rinsed out properly!

Thank you for mentioning curly, coily, and wavy hair types. I hardly see anyone talk about us

Yes to video on shampoo conditioner sets ranked!!

I love your intro 🥺

"Several weeks over 90 degrees" Laughs in Florida😂😬

@laurifowler4424

3 жыл бұрын

And in SC!!

@Cherylebreaux

3 жыл бұрын

And Louisiana

@scot60

3 жыл бұрын

And Texas!

@DangerHob

3 жыл бұрын

In Houston we had a "very mild week!" Per the meteorologists. Average highs of 94 😂😂 Back to our normally schedule August Temps next week.... 100+ with 80% humidity. Sometimes I ask myself why I have done this.

@stephanieabutler

3 жыл бұрын

@@DangerHob sounds about like here in Florida! Just miserable!!

I really like Aquage Silkening Oil Foam - definitely helps with frizz. I also mainly use deep conditioner when I condition. I recently started using Amika Flash Mask after regular conditioner and that helps as well. I'm currently on vacation in Florida and just putting my hair back in a ponytail. Leaving it down while walking around all day in humidity and rain, yeah, good hair days not happening at all.

this is an amazing video but you should include a segment where you show how and when to use these products for the people like myself who have no idea how they work or when to use them

something I didn't hear you mention is that hormones also cause frizzy hair. My hair used to be stick straight, would lose a curl in 30 minutes, and then after a pregnancy, BAM! Frizzy hair. It had nothing to do with hard water, shampoo, conditioner, pillowcases, or humidity.

@BellyDancerDiaries

3 жыл бұрын

That's really interesting. I had super straight hair as a kid. Then when I got to puberty it went wavy and super frizzy.

@BookZealots

3 жыл бұрын

@@BellyDancerDiaries That happened to my daughter and her second cousin.

@courtneyparker3525

2 жыл бұрын

This happened to me when I went through puberty. Do you have PCOS?

@BookZealots

2 жыл бұрын

@@courtneyparker3525 no, I don't.

@gummy5862

Жыл бұрын

Tbh I'm sort of confused how this happens. Did you frizzier hair come in the form of new growth? Or did the hair you've had for multiple years (towards the ends) also become frizzy? Some people say their hair became curly after a hormonal shift, I'm curious if all the hair does that or if the old hair stays straight.

I recently switched from my regular hair towel to a microfibre one and I haven't noticed much difference in frizz if any at all. Doesn't dry my hair any quicker either. only benefit is it feels WAY lighter on my head than a regular towel. I wonder if the t shirt towel would be worth it for me

@carolcoughlin3096

2 жыл бұрын

I tried the microfiber towels after shower and I didn't notice any difference. I returned them to Walmart.

@karlamicheldealba

2 жыл бұрын

I started using a cotton T-shirt to try it out and it made an amazing difference, I would suggest it !

@be.A.b

9 ай бұрын

I swear they make my hair frizzier. I think it’s because my hair is too porous, so they sick the good stuff out too

Wish you’d do an updated one on this! I know your views have changed in the last 2 years on some stuff!

Just found your site. I didn’t have any product handy today, so grabbed my sweet almond oil (that I cover my face at night) after I used the terrific conditioner that comes with my hair color. The almond oil was a temp measure but did a pretty good job holding the frizz at bay. I have wavy/ curly hair so didn’t blow dry just air dried this time. Normally I use a diffuser and always leave it slightly damp. Once a week I do a deep conditioning treatment.

Thanks for the tips. I use It's a Ten hair mask once a week and I only wash my hair 3 times per week. I also use Olaplex Bond No. 6 smoothing cream on my wet hair before I blow dry.

We need an updated version 🤗

Video idea: show us your closet/drawers. What products have you kept after so many reviews? Maybe a spring cleaning idea. Let it good while letting us know what you keep and what you say bye bye to. Ps I live in NYC and looked up the water PH =7.2 ✅️ no wonder friends who moved upstate or outside of NYC have a hard time adjusting. They complain a lot about their hair.

Can you please do the video where you rank your shampoo and conditioners, I think that would be great 😊

Ooh I need this!!!

Super great job, Abbey!❤️

Am surprised or hear that Minnesota has bad humidity. I thought it was a southern thing. Until I started watching your videos, I used braids to control my frizz. Lol. Using some of your suggestions for damaged hair, like getting a hard water filter, fixing some over protein, which I had never heard of u til watching you, and your recommendations for shampoo and conditioner. I have invested sooo much money on products that say they fight the frizz that never worked. The filter and low ph balance shampoo worked better than any of the products. Wish I had found you years ago.

I would love to hear your thoughts on Asian haircare products.

@grossgorl

3 жыл бұрын

would love to see this!

Great video! Thank you.

Abbey! My hair is very similar to yours! What are your "if I had to choose one" shampoo, conditioner, mask, oil, leave in spray (heat protectant, detangler, etc) and style product - like full routine??? :) Thanks! Love you, you're saving my hair!!!

Your videos have saved my hair.

Thank you Abbey for this video! Great content as usual ☺️ I used to have wavy hair with some curls but now my hair just loses all the curls once just few hours after showering no matter what I use, and it turns into a big ball of frizz. I’ll try to use some of the products you mentioned and I hope they work for me🤞 If you can make more videos about wavy/curly hair and different hair types that would be very helpful!

@minatschke9367

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know if you already tried the products but if you did, did they work? I have the same hair problem

I smooth a well wrung out micro fiber face cloth and smooth it over frizz. Not enough moisture to change style but the smoothing affect works for me.

I had to stop the video because that was a lovely thing to say in the beginning. Thank you. I have that chronic UTI thing that is not caused by bacteria and it's bothering me. A kind word goes a long way. Thank you...XXOO

What’s your thoughts on the Coco & Eve shampoo and conditioner? Love your videos 🥰

I live in South Texas- which is the most humid part of the US - & I'd the hottest state of all the states that get humidity. I'm a wavy type 2 (mostly A). This past year I've adopted some of the Curly Girl Method of hair care's advice:. I've sworn off heat styling (air drying only right now), rarely use a product with non-water soluble silicones (like is in many of the products you've just recommended - as it's a huge culprit of drying hair out in curly, waves, coarse, or porous hair), & I only use products with nws silicones in it if I plan to do a clarifying wash the next full wash day, use sulfate shampoos only for clarifying & always followed by a deep conditioning treatment, use curl creams & natural gels to set waves & prevent frizz, I do not touch my hair until fully dry, & once dry fluff out with my hands by scrunching & light finger combing, never dry brush - but if I do have to detangle dry & need more than my fingers I use a VERY WIDE toothed shower comb.

Girl, you are just on a different level. ♡♡♡

@AbbeyYung

3 жыл бұрын

🥺♥️

Love your content. Can you PLEASE talk about Brazilian blowouts? I have terribly frizzy, curly hair. I have gotten blowouts for years which help temporarily, but I’m concerned that they have hurt my hair overall. Would love to see what your research would say.

@joanjuarez1

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I would like to know as well. I get Keratin Complex which I have read is stronger for my thick, coarse frizzy hair.

@juliagirlgirl123

2 жыл бұрын

I would love to hear about this too!!

Very helpful thank you 😊

When I see the title, I rush over...totally relatablethis time of season

@AbbeyYung

3 жыл бұрын

Worst time of year for this 😮‍💨

@dropdeaddevil666

3 жыл бұрын

@@AbbeyYung just so hard for hair,skin n mood

@publicserviceannouncement4777

3 жыл бұрын

You too???

Thank you much needed help. :)

Us curly girls also use a satin bonnet when going to bed. I use that instead of the satin pillowcases for $$ reasons. My hair is fine and tangly and it has helped me greatly into avoiding bad tangles or matted hair.

Yes please on the holy grail video!!

You are pure sunshine 🌞 seriously!

I have naturally curly hair (for 61 years) and have never been able to manage frizz…until I got the Smooth Booster from Beauty Pie. I swear by it. Their Volume Booster makes me look like I have more hair but doesn’t dry out or cause heaviness, stiffness or stickiness. Both Boosters make my hair feel like I applied nothing to it. I even use them together.

85 percent humidity... Sis I'd love it😂 we been dealing with 105 % in TN for about a week now. Counting down to fall🧡

Yes yes yes need more of this guuuurl🥺🤌🏽 thank you for sharing this topic ❤️❤️

Iconic queen how did you know that I needed this. I've been trying some rich, buttery products for my frizzy 3A curls but maybe I need to look at that pH instead.

I'd like to see a video where you go through using the products. How many do you use and when?

I didn’t realize you were from MN! 😀Represent!!

@AbbeyYung

3 жыл бұрын

😂 yes!!! ♥️