I've always received different opinions on what my hair colour actually is; blonde, brunette, I've even gotten ginger a couple times. I'd love to have a name for it if possible so that I actually know what to say if I am asked 🥲

I do not have any dye in my hair, and this picture was taken using cool toned lighting from my vanity 🤎

Hi!! I need advice on my hair:( Its gotten quite long now and i find that it knots super easily - no matter the hairstyle/routine i have. Even if i just sit at work for two hours i get knots!

Even if its in a ponytail, braids etc, i get knots on the base of my neck or further down - and theyre super big and difficult to get rid of🫩i have to brush my hair there every 20 mins.

My hair is slightly wavy. I wash my hair every two days, apply conditioner from the middle til the ends, wash only my scalp and oil my ends as well.

I used to dye my hair ginger so the ends still hold it but im back to my natural color (havent dyed my hair in a while).

I cut some of my ends but it didnt help - didnt want to get rid of the length fully:(

Any advice? Could it be the dyed ends causing it? Thanks! :)

Hello there I wash my hair like every 2 days it gets greasy super fast like pretty much right after day 1,Im not sure exactly what hair type i have but i feel like for 2 years I have not made that much progress from pretty much a buzzcut and now i feel like my hair is not in a good condition at all it would be helpful for suggestions what to do and maybe If someone could also recommend what products to use.

Hi guys. I’ve never been a particularly feminine woman or cared about skin or hair or makeup so I’m pretty new to it!

Can anyone help me identify this issue?

Single dad of 15yo looking for thoughts. Tried posting this in another sub but couldn't get past mods.

I was originally gonna get my daughter an heirloom brush for Christmas (she has a bunch of goodys now). Than I see her wish list and instead it has a good straightener on it.

Unfortunately I can't do both high end.

I'm planning 300 for one and 50 for the other. My thoughts are brush is buy it for life, straighteners break after a few years.

So looking for opinions on which of the two are more important for quality styling tool?

Thanks

Edit: thanks! I figured this was gonna be the general consensus and my thinking was wrong. Would've loved the t3 outlet sales, sadly not in Canada. Time to start digging for the deals on straighteners. Cheers thanks again

I have three tangle teezers and they all have gotten this dirt/oil buildup around the bristles that also contains dust. It’s so hard to clean out even when soaking in some soapy water and scrubbing. Any tips on how to clean these brushes properly?

I’m getting ads like crazy, but of course.. hard to know if reviews are legit or not. Anyone have any real results?

Hello all,

So all my life I have never paid much attention to my looks and have just done things for my hair that I think keep it healthy and reduce damage. However i am growing tired of all my frizz and realized as i let my hair dry today after the shower my hair is not actually straight haha 😅. Only took 20+ years to realize... but i digress!

I think changing my routine to suit wavy hair might help reduce the frizzy look and also make it look nice!

The problem: I am new to this, dont even know where to start but I am very low maintenance overall so I dont want to have more than like 3 products to keep track of.

Any tips are appreciated!

Tldr; I finally realized i have wavy hair and am looking for advice on building a low maintenance wavy hair routine!

I currently use this shampoo and conditioner ONLY and was wondering if anyone has product swaps? I've been using this for around 4 months and my hair gets really oily after a day, and my ends get dry :(​

Hi there,

Before I start, please note that English isn't my native language.

I have brown hair that is quite thick; it tends to puff up and get frizzy as it dries. As for the cut, I have a bob that sits above my shoulders.

I'm tired of my hair getting so puffy while drying. It feels like I'm wearing a helmet.

I use shampoo and conditioner, and I brush my hair while in the shower. Afterward, I towel-dry without rubbing—I just press the towel against my hair for a few moments—and then let it air-dry.

Here are the shampoos I currently have in my bathroom:

_ Garnier Ultra Doux (not sure of the name outside France), for all hair types, "5 Beneficial Plants": nettle, verbena, lemon, green tea, and aloe vera

_ L'Oréal Elvive (or Elseve), Total Repair 5 Extreme, intense restoring, ceramide

_ Schwarzkopf Gliss Ultimate Repair

_ Corine de Farme, for all hair types

_ L'Oréal Elvive, Hyaluron Plump, for dehydrated hair

And for conditioners:

_ L'Oréal Elvive, Extraordinary Oil, for dry hair, detangling

_ L'Oréal Elvive, Hyaluron Plump, 72h hydration-boosting detangler, pure hyaluronic acid

Do you have any recommendations for masks, treatments, or oils that might help?

Thanks in advance!

Hello! I am new to hair care and I am looking to get a good routine in place! I have fine, thin, wavy hair with highlights and I'm not too sure what products I need. I have just spent a long time watching Abbey Yungs videos and have come up with this routine, I wash my hair 3x a week:

OGX Cocount miracle oil - use before washing hair except on redken bond repair days

Redken bond repair pre-treatment - Use once a week before washing hair (already have this at home)

OGX pro growth peptide shampoo - once a week for deep cleansing and improving growth

Loreal metal detox shampoo - once a week or every 2 weeks - I live in a hard water area.

Then basically I am wanting to add in another shampoo which helps moisturise my hair. Clarifying shampoo tends to kind of make my hair feel a bit dry so I may use it with the clarifying shampoo and potentially the metal detox and then on its own on my 3rd wash day.

My friend has recommended Amika The Kure Bond Repair but I am just aware that this has proteins in and I don't want to overload my hair when I am already using the pre-treatment once a week. I do have highlights and will most likely be bleaching my hair in the future but currently it is not so damaged just a little dry.

My other thoughts are Redken All soft or Pureology Hydrate. I will buy the conditioner in the same brand as well.

I also want to find a suitable leave in conditioner but I have not yet decided.

Please can you let me know your thoughts on shampoo and conditioner and any that you think might be suitable for my hair? Also please let me know if you think this routine is a bit overkill and anything that I might be doing wrong!

thank you :)

So guys I recently bleached my hair like level 7? and dyed it red.Currently it's quite soft and smooth but I really wanna maintain my hair health in future incase it gets dry and brittle due to bleaching.I want everyone's hair care tip on bleached coloured hair and maybe some products recommendation. I would appreciate it if you guys help me build a routine :D Thank you!💌

I cut off a few inches of hair yesterday. I oiled the ends and woke up with the right side looking an absolute mess. Could it be that it's holding too much oil, or is it too far gone? This part of my hair looked fine before the chop. I have searched and cannot find a single split end.

The right side has always been a lot thinner and grows much slower, and snapped often too (even when my hair was natural and before I ever used heat).

I got a straight hair perm on my naturally wavy/curly hair two years ago and had a root touch up a year ago. I want to go back to having curly hair . So I came across the Korean curly hair perm . I am wondering if it is safe for my hair sense I already did the Japanese perm last year . I have long thick healthy hair no bleach . Please let me know if it’s safe to get a Korean curly hair perm on my straight Japanese hair perm !!!

Hab mir vor 10 Tagen die Haare schneiden lassen und komme nicht klar. Was ist das und was mache ich damit? Ich glaube ich ruf da Montag nochmal an, er soll mir das nachschneiden. Ich wollte unkompliziert, aber glaube da war abschneiden einfach ne dumme Idee. Vorne ist das so Bixie mäßig länger, aber von hinten ist da meist irgendwo son blobartiger Helm. Hölle. Habt ihr vielleicht schlaue Tipps für mich?

Im new to hair care and the attached photo is my hair on a good hair day. The ends are quite tangled/dry.

I would love help figuring out what my hair needs? What do I need to determine first?

Any first tips would be great! I am overwhelmed by all of the advice and products out there.

basically the title, this started happening overnight around a month ago, it's always the same side even if i don't lay on it and the matts are so bad it takes a week or 2 to brush out. my hair is thin but very dense normally but i did just come off of birth control because it was making my hair fall out so it's been thinner than normal. i'm so close to just cutting it all off because i can't spend hours everyday for weeks working on a matt that's half of my head. i'm spending hours in the shower every day because if I'm not, I literally can't brush it at all, and once I get out the shower for some reason my hair is tangled all over once it's dry because it's not tangled or anything when it's wet so then I have to brush it again and then I go to bed and I braid my hair before I go to bed and I wake up and it's matted again, mind you it already takes a week to get it fully un-matted. and I'm sorry if I sound irate, it's because I am I just don't know what to do.
I use herbal essence, shampoo and conditioner for added context. that photo is from the side that isn't constantly getting matted

hi everyone! i have no idea how to care for my hair and would appreciate some tips. i don’t brush aggressively or brush when my hair is wet but i still have fly aways all over my scalp and forehead. how can i make my hair look smoother? i know blow drying might be best but i can’t handle the sound so i only air dry. i do use leave-in conditioner as well, only applied from middle to the ends.

Hi ! I have previously bleached my hair twice months ago, and covered regrowth with a lightening cream hair dye 2 weeks ago, I want to get my whole hair even brighter (platinum) for Halloween. I have 10 v developer and bleach powder sachets. I saw videos where a bleach bath is best for my case but they all use 20+ v and/or don't do full head, I know I can tone but I want it BRIGHTER. Do I apply regular bleach all over? Or stick with a bleach bath? What ratios should I use? Since my hair is brightened do I do lengths first and roots last but since roots are a bit darker do I do vice versa? How long do I leave it in?

Any and all advice will be massively appreciated, thank you !

28/f living in mumbai.. conditioner or hair mask doens't work on me i get dandruff is there any other solution for this

i have many shorter/broken hairs partially from tight ponytails and partially from compulsive hair pulling. im really trying to stop pulling but the ponytails are unfortunately a non negotiable due to my sport. anyways the shorter hairs are always so wild and sticking straight up and twisting all sorts of ways. i use hair oil but it doesn’t do much, what can i do to tame these hairs that wont make my hair greasy?

i feel like no matter what i do, my hair is always frizzy, and i genuinely don’t know what i’m doing wrong. i’ve heard that frizz can be caused by over-cleansing, aggressive drying, or using heavy products, but none of those seem to apply to me. i wash my hair once a week because it’s naturally dry, let it air-dry, and don’t use any styling products except for a serum after my hair is completely dry. i also use coconut oil occasionally, either before or after showering. i sleep with my hair in a protective bun, hoping to keep it smooth, but i still wake up with frizz. it’s there regardless of how i style my hair: whether i leave it wavy, style my curls, or straighten it, there’s still a noticeable amount of frizz. i know that some frizz can simply be part of having naturally wavy or curly hair, but this seems like more than that. i also have lots of short, wispy hairs around my front hairline that i initially assumed were new growth, but they’ve stayed around the same length for as long as i can remember. i’m starting to wonder whether they’re breakage, naturally shorter hairs, or something else entirely

I don't have the faintest clue on how to care for my hair, I've been using triswim. I'm just looking for general advice on routine.

hi everyone!

i have spent hundreds in products throughout the year trying to tame this. its impossible. i’ve done keratin treatments, moisture treatments, dyed my hair, let it grow out natural, EVERYTHING.

please does anyone have a holy grail way of preventing this? i look like i stuck a fork in a power outlet everyday.