10 Tips & Products for Healthy Hair Growth

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-- Products From the Video --

★ Pureology Color Fanatic Leave In Conditioner ★

★ Olaplex 7 Bonding Oil ★

★ Moroccanoil Oil Treatment ★

★ Volume Injection Shampoo & Conditioner ★

[carriespackman]

I have a cosmetology instructor license and worked for different manufactures at the professional hair shows …so I can say with confidence you give the best advice ❤

[mintmikasa]

Summary:
1. Use more conditioner on mids and ends.
2. Your ends are breaking faster than your hair is growing - moisturize your ends with hair oil.
3. You need healthy mids, for healthy ends, so use leave-in conditioner for healthy, shiny mids.
4. Have a growth trim schedule every 4-8 months if your ends are healthy.
5. Be careful about going blond.

[chawlapriya]

Here’s what I do for my hair growth: I begin my day with yoga. For breakfast, I have omelette, almonds, and idli. When I return back from work, I gently massage my scalp. At night, I apply a few drops of liitllexttra Reactivate hair serum to my hair. Just doing these steps has given me good hair growth.

[SheilaKaneDecoy]

A year ago my hair was chin length and broken.
I discovered you, your techniques and recommended products. My hair is now bra strap length. I was at the salon on Tuesday. I nearly screamed when my stylist said I’m officially in long hair territory.
THANK YOU,

[fineartlifestyling]

Chris I know you are a busy man and you are so generous with all your information. But sooo many comments over the majority of your videos are requesting to please do a video for wavy girls with frizzy textured hair. Please!!!!

[bainmoosh]

Honestly this is the BEST hair guy on Yt. Straight to the point, no bs, not long intros, great product recommendations and he says stuff we haven't heard before

[lilytea]

0:00: 💇‍♀ Using enough conditioner is crucial for hair growth and preventing dryness.
3:37: 💇 Hair growth is not determined by measuring hair length over time, but by considering how much hair breaks off.
6:25: 💇‍♀ Choosing the right hair oil for your hair type is important for healthy and long hair.
9:41: 👩‍🦱 Transform your hair and unlock its natural growth potential by following a new growth trim schedule every four to eight months.
12:53: 🚫 The study mentioned does not provide evidence that rosemary oil grows hair.
Recap by Tammy AI

[ariarahmanchowdhury]

Can you show us how much conditioner we should use on different hair lengths please?😊😊😊

[nl]

I have bleached hair and my stylist is skilled and I use K18 plus, weekly hair mask, Conditioner, leave-in-Conditioner, hair oil and a additional heat protectant which helps that I have actually relatively healthy hair. But I only wash every 5-6 days, sleep on mulberry silk pillow cases and only use silk hair ties. I only get my roots done and never get a pre-bleached area bleached again. If you bleach your hair you Must be willing to spend money and time to take care of your hair 😂😅

[VloggityVlogg]

Hands down best guy on YouTube for hair I wish I’d found him years ago!

[barkingmice]

After my hair was cut really, really short when I was around 9 year old, I never had long hair again. I always felt it didn’t grow and, after I became an adult, hairdressers would advise against longer hair as it “wouldn’t suit” me since I had “too much hair”. Thanks to moving to Germany (and finding a fab hairdresser), Corona (no salon appointments) and your videos I now have shoulder length healthy hair that grows like crazy. Who would have believed that I, at almost 56 (!) now have a ‘hair care routine’? I get compliments and admiring looks practically daily from other women and I always tell them about your channel and my new found hair routine. I am absolutely loving my “new” hair! Thank you!

[pokeittproductions]

This video just validated years of putting a crap ton of conditioner on my hair in my shower routine TYSM ❤

[Roberta_Toaldo]

I discovered your channel, 8 months ago approximately and, since then my hair change completely! My hair was walking through the valley of the shadow of death LOL, and so I started to follow your guidelines, it was like a miracle! Thank you Chris for this amazing advice and a big hug from Brazil!

[miniweirdo]

I know you are the "Blowout Professor", but I would love your input and advice on taking care of and styling wavy or curly hair (meaning no blowout or straightening).
I love your videos, really appreciate the no BS advice !

[cerahmacintyre]

I have been following your trinity routine for the last few months, and yesterday my hairdresser gave me a complement on how clean and healthy my scalp was and how healthy my mids and ends were looking! As someone who has always had flakey scalp, and a lot of breakage from wearing my hair up at work that's a win!

[mommab]

Your List is SPOT ON!--BOUGHT EVERY PRODUCT LISTED AND HAVE ZERO REGRET. I just cleared out my product graveyard (except my mouse and gel when I want to go naturally A product list for that would be much appreciated).

I'm 49, and my hair is: long (past shoulders), thick and coarse, very wavy with some coils around my face and crown, graying- Sahara Desert Dry hair that I have not colored for 5+ years, that only needs to be washed once every 10-14 days. I cut my hair every 3-5 months. In the last 6 months, I have been battling knots that creep into my hair during the night, which cause breakage when brushing them out or a daily re-wet and recondition. I just bought every product on your list for my hair type and a Revlon blow dry brush. I have zero regrets.

I'm only 12 hours into my first wash routine and have cleared out my product graveyard. It includes but is not limited to: BedHead, Curl Smith, Ouidad, Not-Your-Mother's, Twist, Renpure, and many other cheaper Wal-Mart brands like Suave, Pantene, Aussie, and more.

Pros:

*I only need a small amount of shampoo for my hair for each double wash. It's going to last forever because I'm not going to use a ton of shampoo to wash crap products out of my hair anymore.
*My ends are already softer. Last night, when I washed and dried, I saw an immediate difference, but I was amazed when I woke up this morning, and they still looked and felt soft. It was the first time I woke up in months, and my hair didn't look like sun-dried straw, all tangled in knots.
*My mids are shiny, smooth, and bouncy. I can't ask for anything better
*My roots--I no longer need a flyswatter to spank the "fly"-aways. (or products or smoothing combs/brushes)
*The Frizz is nonexistent--It's gone, poof, goodbye! I can't think of anything else to say about it. The only place the Frizz belongs is on the Magic School Bus! Not in my hair.
*My hair smells great. I love it. Really! When I woke up this morning, it still smelled like I had just washed it before adding the Moroccanoil. Once I did add the morning oil, WOW. It smelled even better.
*Less product amount is needed. I know my hair. I HAVE to put oil in it every morning and every night, sometimes during the day as well. It is just that dry. I can still go almost two weeks without washing because I have ZERO oil build-up on my scalp. However, instead of 1tsp-1Tbsp of oil each round, I'm only using 1/2 a pump to one full pump, which is a very small amount for me. Maybe as I continue to use the recommended products, I will be able to cut back on that as well. Time will tell.
*The Revlon blow dry brush is WAY easier than the round brush and blow dryer. One hand is for the blow dry brush, and one hand is free for picking up the next section. AMAZING!
*Static--My hair is attached to a static-conducting globe. I usually wake up with mile-high hair. It was flat, smooth, shiny, and ZERO static this morning. It's like the cord got unplugged or the switch got flipped off.
*Space Saving--I cleared out products from under the sink, in the shower, and in a storage area.
In my shower: Shampoo, Conditioner, and Hair Mask
On the bathroom counter: Leave-In Conditioner, Hair Oil, Dry Shampoo, and brush
Next to my Blow Dryer Brush: Blow dry cream
Next to my Flat Iron: Heat protectant

Bonus: The Moroccanoil I put in my hair (morning and night) makes my winter-dry hands soft and smooth.

If, for some reason, you made it all the way to the end of this--I rode the fence for quite a while thinking the "list" of recommended products would be just another money pit. It wasn't. The entire "list" cost me about $200.00 in my area. That is a fraction of the cost of the following I bought in the past: Diva Curl, Monat, Wen, and many other high-dollar product lines, each reaching $350.00 (or more) because you need so many specific products to do specific jobs. I did spend an additional $45.00 on the Revlon Blow Drying Brush, and I have ZERO REGRETS.

PS: I am not a "paid" reviewer or commenter. I am a regular person who paid every single sent for all the products I've discussed. I paid closer attention when Chris reviewed high-end shampoo/conditioner products, and he only recommended 1-2 out of 8-10 (I can't remember exactly). I took the "plunge" when he reviewed brushes and recommended the Dollar Store $1.00 Lama Brush over all but one brush, out of 5-6. I'm pretty sure he said it brushed even better than his own personal $2, 000+ brush.

Also, if it was (but it's not) a complete load of crap and my hair wasn't any better off, I would have written and copied/pasted $250.00 worth of negative reviews on every single video he posted on youtube. Why? He boldly stated in a few of his videos that I would see an immediate difference after the first wash. Chris was 100% telling the truth. I saw an immediate positive difference in my hair.

PPS: I'm going on a 14-day cruise in September for my 30th anniversary. I planned on packing the bare minimum of products so I could travel carry-on only. I know not everyone can go two weeks between washes. Because I can, I plan on bringing travel-size products and the blow dryer brush. It will all fit into my liquids bag, and I will definitely get 3 washes, maybe even 4. And I will still be able to pack carry-on with awesome hair!

[melaniephillips]

I'm so glad I can go 6 days between washes ❤❤🎉🎉... love the fact that my hair is as healthy as it's ever been with just 3 products (4 if I use heat protectant when I straighten it)

[Kirra.M]

Thanks Chris! Finally advice from a hairdresser that just makes SENSE.
I've been trying to grow my hair for years and never make it past shoulder length from all of the breakage. Everytime I'd go to hairdressers and ask for advice I'd have a barrage of products lined up in front of my chair while they told me how much they'd help my hair... but of course they didn't.
The most disheartening though, was going to a highly recommended hairdresser who flat out told me "some people just have fragile hair and no matter what you do, it just won't get any better".
I feel that after your advice I am already on the right path. I've switched up my routine, had my dead ends cut off to start fresh, cut down on the amount of hair washing, feel confident using products now that i know how much I *really* need (or don't need) to use, and have religiously included a hair oil for my dry ends.
My only problem now is that i think your advice has made the Pureology leave-in conditioner sell out in my country 😂

[Claire-f]

I’ve been growing out my hair and following your advice ever since my hair all broke off from going platinum 3 years ago and now it’s down to my armpits. I don’t think I’ll ever touch bleach again😅 but thank you for consistently giving out excellent advice. It totally works!

[kesssd]

This guy has the best personality for selling and informing