9 Haircare Products That Will Destroy Your Hair

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  @theawesomecatmom8315 · 1 year ago

  You never talk about water quality. Poor water quality will absolutely damage the heck out of your hair.

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  @barbaracalcagno5468 · 1 year ago

  I can't spend $75 on shampoo and conditioner!

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  @megcreates2.0 · 1 year ago

  Hair also has to do with thyroid issues, hormone imbalance &amp; aging it’s NOT just about shampoo etc…<br>It’s the whole endocrine system.

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  @wanderinggypsy3203 · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=875">14:35</a> lol love how he says ‘I always use and test a product’. And he doesn’t have hair. &nbsp;😂😂😂

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• HI

  @hikikomoriarty · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=19"><b>0:19</b></a><b></b><b> ~ COLOR WOW Dream Coat Supernatural Spray.</b><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=122"><b>2:02</b></a><b></b><b> ~ HONEST COMPANY hair products.</b><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=189"><b>3:09</b></a><b></b><b> ~ PROSE &apos;custom&apos; hair products.</b><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=270"><b>4:30</b></a><b></b><b> ~ BIOLAGE hair products.</b><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=425"><b>7:05</b></a><b></b><b> ~ Purple shampoos.</b> Recommended alternative: REDKEN Color Extend Blondage Express Anti-Brass Mask.<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=508"><b>8:28</b></a><b></b><b> ~ MOROCCANOIL Frizz Shield Spray.</b> (Note: The majority of other Moroccanoil products are GOOD!)<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=599"><b>9:59</b></a><b></b><b> ~ OLAPLEX No.4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo and Conditioner</b> (or any shampoo and conditioner that claim to &apos;repair&apos; your hair). Recommended alternative: REDKEN Acidic Bonding Concentrate Intensive Treatment. (Note: OLAPLEX No.3 Hair Protector, No.6 Bond Smoother, and No.7 Bonding Oil are GOOD!)<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=708"><b>11:48</b></a><b></b><b> ~ AMIKA 3D Volume and Thickening Shampoo and Conditioner.</b> Recommended alternatives: REDKEN Volume Injection Shampoo and Conditioner.<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxU8lsF_gXM&amp;t=826"><b>13:46</b></a><b></b><b> ~ EVA-NYC hair products.</b>

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• LI

  @lilsaldi8113 · 1 year ago

  Please do a routine for fine wavy to curly hair!!!

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  @bestahead6150 · 1 year ago

  I love the fact you call out the brands and products you believe suck. That’s super awesome and helpful. 😂

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  @lvelyliving247 · 8 months ago

  Changing to a filtered shower head was a GAME CHANGER FOR ME! I even talk about it in my video!

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  @lelaperkune1613 · 1 year ago

  Seriously biolage is one of the few shampoos that actually work for me

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  @LindaG63 · 1 year ago

  $75.00 shampoo…have you lost your ever lovin mind? Never, your crazy

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  @sherglovier3393 · 11 months ago

  I asked my hubby to install a water filter in the shower. The difference in both my skin and hair is astounding. My hair is healthier, my skin isn’t all dried out and I don’t have that dry soap scum all over the shower walls. We replace the filters every 3 months. We had moved from a house with a whole house water conditioner, but that wouldn’t work in the new place. The individual filter worked well. We got it on Amazon and it wasn’t very expensive.

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• HI

  @historylover8815 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I think what comments have shown is that everyone’s hair reacts differently to different products. Like, I found Biolage took me a step up in my hair care routine, but Pantene was a disaster for me. Yet some people have had great results with Pantene. And then when you look at the comments on Redken, some loved it, and some found it damaging. I tried Prose too and it severely damaged my hair, but my sister used the exact same products as me (literally gave her my bottles), and it worked wonders for her. Whatever works for you is what you should get.<br><br>Edit: After reading the entire comment section (as of 1/27), here’s what you need to know:<br>- Dreamcoat is a STYLING product. Not a product meant to improve hair health. If used for its intended purpose, then you might be fine. <br>- Products are only as good as their user. If a product is used incorrectly or for the wrong hair type and porosity, then it is a bad product for YOU. But it is not necessarily a bad product. <br>- Tools and habits are just as important. Your shampoos might not be the problem as much as sleeping without protective hairstyles or overusing heat might be. It is important to maintain healthy hair habits beyond wash day. <br>- If a product made your hair fall out, it is possible that you had an allergic reaction to it. It is probably worth looking at the ingredients and checking out possible irritants because many other shampoos and conditioners use common ingredients (and that irritant might have been fragrance).<br>- There is such a thing a too much protein which can also cause hair loss and damage. You should only be adding protein if your hair needs more protein. <br>- For people asking about natural hair products (that’s a confusing statement, I mean naturally-sourced products, not products for natural hair), organic aloe vera is a commonly used product in Asia. Coconut oil is also used in other cultures well as rosemary in the US. Rice water is used in some places for cleansing hair. You can experiment if you want. Rosemary and aloe can be grown at home as long as you learn how to clean it properly. Aloe vera (without alcohol!!) can be bought off of Amazon for about $8 a bottle and can be repurposed for sunburn care if it doesn’t work for your hair. Please keep in mind: at-home remedies do not serve specific functions such as cleaning or detangling hair. Shampoos and conditioners should still be used with naturally sourced products. If you are conscious about health, EWG examines ingredients in cosmetics for carcinogens, reproductive toxicity, and allergens and irritants, and issues use-restriction recommendations based on ingredients. <br>- Drugstore shampoo is fine. Professional shampoo is fine. All hair has different needs based on location, UV exposure, type, porosity, thickness, density, hardness of the water, hormonal changes, medical conditions treatments and illnesses, seasons, genetics, diet, age, humidity, etc. If it works, it works. And if you are lucky and the cheapest option works, can we trade hair please?<br>- If you are on a budget, try getting travel-sized products to try them first before buying a lot of them, or go get the expensive ones when Ulta has a sale. The expensive ones might last longer and save you money overall, and drugstore might save you at the moment. Both are fine options. It depends on what your hair needs and what you can afford. <br><br>And remember, it’s called a hair JOURNEY for a reason. Many people have mentioned that holy grail products can only be found through trial and error and they are correct. Unfortunately, discovering your perfect hair products will take time. Try to be patient with yourself and remember that price does not equal quality. Drugstore can work great and salon can be horrible and vice versa. Whatever works for your AND fits in your budget is what you should get. There are more important things in this world than hair.

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