How to Grow Your Hair Out

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★ Olaplex Nº.3 Hair Perfector ★

★ Moroccanoil Weightless Hydrating Mask ★

★ Pureology Color Fanatic Leave In Conditioner ★

★ Olaplex 7 Bonding Oil ★

[Willowy]

"Studies can be paid and bought" Thank you for saying this. As a scientist myself, I've seen a lot about this exact statement.❌Olaplex 3 is the only thing I need.

[juliaellis]

For all the girls who are watching this, wondering if yall should spend all the money to buy the products he’s recommending and wondering if it’s real or not same as you wonder with every other video as I was 8 months ago. I just wanna say, I was the girl who couldn’t get their hair past their shoulders, had thin hair to where I couldn’t even style it. I’ve tried the rosemary oils, the scalp massages, inversion method, dermarolling, etc etc I’ve tried IT ALL. 8 months ago I started watching all of blowout professors videos, followed all the advice, bought the four main products, the olaplex, use it on my ends every day or every other day leave in conditioner, Moroccan mask and the redken shampoo, bought the satin pillow cases, bought the wet brush instead of the wide tooth comb as were all told to use. I even started brushing my hair wet, instead of brushing it dry as were all told to. He was right, It doesn’t pull out my hair as much as when it’s dry. 🤷🏼‍♀️I mean it when I say I’ve seen EVERY video and followed the advice to the exact T. And I have to say, THE MONEY WAS WORTH IT. Now my hair is thicker, fuller, past my shoulders for the first time in my life, I have never felt more confident about it and I know throughout the years following his advice I will finally get the dream hair I want. IT IS WORTH IT IN EVERY WAY. I wasted all the money so you don’t have to, trust me, blowout professor is legit!

[mearhee]

Chris, after a lifetime of hating my unmanageable hair, I’ve been watching your channel and following your advice for a few months, and I now love my hair. I no longer rely on luck or “good hair days.” I can make my hair look great anytime I want. It looks clean, soft, and natural. It smells good too. And it doesn’t even take much time or effort. My hair used to get damaged so easily by heat styling, and I am amazed that my hair is not becoming damaged by what I’m doing now. Trying expensive hair care products has always been a gamble. I was tired of buying $30 products that don’t work. Such a waste of time and money. Everything you recommend actually works. And your techniques work too. Thank you for the honest and effective advice. I hope you are making boat loads of cash from YouTube, because you deserve it!

[Oblisk]

I would like to also note, having overall good health can affect your hair growth as well. I recently had a messed up sleep schedule, along with higher amounts of stress and not the best eating habits. I had started growing my hair out and it was about to reach shoulder length, but after my bad habits accumulated, my hair stopped growing and I had more hair falling out and it became a hassle to deal with. Shortly after readdressing my sleep, being consistent and eating a whole food diet high in nutrition that will give the proper nutrients for my hair inside out, I was able to then restabilize the health of my hair as well and increase hair growth.

[nisahai]

Olapex 3 repair routine
* Wet your hair
* apply olapex 3 (keep it onnfor at least 10mins)
* rinse & shampoo as you normally do
* use hair mask instead of conditioner


To boost up the hair moisture
* use leave in conditioner
* use the right shampoo that allows your hair to be unwashed upto 3 days.

[Anomaleee]

I've been doing this consistently for 3 months and I've seen significant hair retention for the first time in my life. Thank you so much for a routine that actually works.

[lytaylor]

This character in the wig just gives me the giggles every time 😂😂

[krystalben]

My daughter has butt length 4C hair that has been unmanageable. I tried everything advertised for her hair type, thinking her hair texture is just tough and I have to accept it. Today, I washed, deep conditioned, and blow dried. I ONLY used the products you recommend and I couldn’t believe how fast I could dry and detangle her hair (I use the revair to dry her hair because she’s so tender headed). Normally i detangle and it tangles right back up. For the first time in years, her hair retained the moisture and it didn’t tangle up right after brushing. I realize now it’s because of so much product build up that I wasn’t washing off. What usually takes me 4-5 hours, today took me two!! Thank you so much for your instructional videos!!! My mom and I are both are your regimen now too, looking forward to my future long hair!!

[CC-jtfc]

Retired cosmetologist here. I use to sell a ton of CAT -redken back in the day, Olaplex is amazing and I wish I had it in my career. My daughter’s hair use to always brake mid-length, a friend still in the business introduced me to Olaplex. We started with the leave-in conditioner and it added lots of length to her hair. She uses the leave-in with every shampoo and #3 every 2 weeks. Her hair is now to her butt!!

Also switching to a comb on wet hair and not a brush helps with the breaking. So many people rip their hair to shreds with a brush. Also #2 😂 comb your hair with conditioner on it in the shower.
It’s so nice to see a salon that educates and not just thinking about $$.

Thanks for teaching an old dog new tricks. 😂

[kelianegonzales]

I just had my hair touched up yesterday, and my stylist was so pleased with the health of my hair. I’ve been seeing the same stylist for almost 2 years now, and really started to take my hair care seriously when I met her. Since investing in my hair, I have noticed a HUGE improvement! The strength of my hair is the most noticeable! I have added (per your recommendation) Olaplex 3, Pureology Leave in Conditioner, and the Redken Cleansing Cream. Just continuing to keep my hair healthy. Thank you for the suggestions!

[PrernaKriplani]

Whos here after getting your hair cut short😂😂

[lauraArual]

What I love most abt your videos is I don’t feel like you’re just trying to sell me something. I feel like you’re actually trying to help ppl have the best hair they can.

[dr.MadisonSoley]

Few weeks ago, a guy appeared with a secret ancient recipe for perfect hair
and for very fast hair growth. That recipe normally costs several tens of thousands
of dollars, and only a small number of people in Russia know about it. A very interesting story,
if I were younger I would definitely try that recipe for my hair, but at my age, that is no longer important for me.

[lison]

Olaplex is the truth. My longest hair was tailbone bone length using Olaplex 3. I cut it recently to even out my hair because I had many different lengths due to mechanical damage . My hair is 4a/4b I’m AA. I wash weekly and use the revair to dry. Give this guy a raise.

[christy]

Olaplex 3 made a huge difference in my hair right away. Thank you for making this process so simple and uncomplicated.

[missg]

Retention - that is the key word in the hair growth game. Second key word is 'consistency.' If you can consistently carry out good hair practices that compliments your hair type, you will retain your hair growth. Just to add to what Chris said I also use a protein reconstructor to further strengthen my hair, not everyone will need that though.

[Bekybex]

This dude's advice saved my virgin hair. For me, I was missing a leave-in treatment/conditioner in my routine. Literally a game-changer. Goodbye dry and split ends. No bullshit, no fancy expensive products. It's actually so simple. Thank you, Chris!

[knp]

I just cut 18 inches of my hair off last week. My hair is very fine and I always let it air dry so as to not damage it. It was down to my hips like I wanted and the ends were not great. I discovered your channel and now am going to concentrate on keeping it healthy from the roots and I'm back to using a blow dryer. Binge watching all of your videos!

[tash]

You really changed my mind on leave in conditioner. When I was a teenager a hairdresser told me to never use leave in products and that really stuck with me. Thank you Chris!

[aysha]

I'm so glad I discovered this channel! Your haircare routine has helped me grow my hair past my waist. I finally understand my hair. I hope you always thrive!