Okay so I am currently trying to grow my hair out after having a baby almost 5 months ago. I currently have cool brown hair (naturally) with bright blonde highlights. I have been getting my hair done for years but I just need a more low maintenance situation right now. Would it be best to just let it grow and suffer the blonde grow out OR is there a gloss/semi permanent product that I could use every once in a while? Probably something like a warm brown since that is typically what I would dye my hair when I go a little darker. Thanks in advance!

Hi!

I posted about my perm a few days ago. I was freaking out. I did my first wash and put in a gel and let it air dry. I am low maintenance, so this is what I can do.

This is my hair.

The lower part is almost straight. I have one piece of completely straight hair in the back. I know it'll be a little frizzy, but how do I fix this? She already cut 4 inches off and I am not willing to cut more than an inch and a half off. Absolutely not more than that. I was thinking about long layers. I NEED to be able to braid my hair back without tucking in a million short pieces. It is essential. What will help? Did she mess this up? Should I ask for a refund? They were sooooo nice :(.

How do I fix this?

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Hey guys, I’m looking for a hair dryer, checked few options, Laifen se lite and Dreame Gleam and Glory seems to in the budget. How are these? From my research on some threads, Laifen seems to have some issues after sometime for some models, but not sure. For Dreame, still checking its reviews.

Am i cooked or it's just wet hair?

I was shocked to find that Sun In is still around! I saw it in Target! My mom was surprised too - she used it in the 80s.
What is your experience with it?

What are some measures you guys have put in place against hair loss

I've been wondering if getting enough sleep has anything to do with keeping your hair and scalp healthy, especially when it comes to dandruff. Most of the hair care advice I see is about using the right shampoo, conditioner, or scalp treatments. But I rarely see people talk about whether having a good sleep schedule makes any difference. My sleep schedule isn't always consistent, and it got me thinking if that could affect my scalp or make dandruff worse. I know stress can sometimes affect your skin, so I'm curious if poor sleep could have a similar effect. I'm not expecting that sleeping 7 to 9 hours every night will magically get rid of dandruff, but I'm wondering if it can at least help prevent flare-ups or improve your hair health over time.

Has anyone noticed less dandruff or healthier hair after improving their sleep schedule? Or does sleep not really have much to do with it?

Hello everyone!

I used this product in the past, twice. So once in 2024 and then another time in early 2025. Each time i took the 3 months program.

The thing is.. now i have a bunch of tiny baby hairs coming out from my hairline and they don't seem to grow more than 3cm or 6cm. It's just been like this for almost one year.

I started taking it because i was losing lots of hair, my hair was getting thinner than usual so i got scared. But now my issue is those baby hair constantly dancing in my forehead, i can't control them at all. If i use my hands too much to move them to both sides they start getting oily (my hair is oily after a few hours of washing).

When i go out it looks like i didn't take care of my hair, i look like whatever.. just because of those hairs. Anyone in the same situation or do you have a good tip to help? I really don't know what to do anymore..

Ty so much in advance!

Hello, Ive just gotten my hair dyed on Thursday and I'm looking for recommendations sulphate free shampoos and conditioners that are safe to use every wash to maintain and upkeep the pink. I already have a colour depositing shampoo and conditioner, but these products arent for every wash. Thank you.

I’ve a receding hairline and very bad hairfall problems, damaged also I’ve tried a lot of shampoos and home remedies but still Every time I wash my hair, the clump in the drain gets bigger. It’s starting to really mess with my head. I know stress and water quality play a part, but I desperately need to switch my routine. For those of you who actually managed to reduce hair fall and breakage in the shower, what products did you switch to? Need real answers, not just Instagram ad hype.

Title says everything. even if I oil my hair before showering, it won't itch for only one day and it starts itching again

Could anyone recommend a CHEAP advise for these? I can't afford branded shampoos, always get cheap ones

(Note: cause of my skin disease, I can't shower in hot water as flares my face up really easily, and I don't have medicine for this)

i have oily hairs like i need to wash my hairs every third day and they get super frizzy. and i also moved my place and here water is more harsher felt the need to change my products so first i added dove peptide hair mask and along with that 72H hyaluronic moisture conditioner. For like one two times i used these i felt the need to change my shampoo as well like my hairs were a little less frizzy at the ends and but at the roots it didn't feel right. So, i changed my shampoo from clinic plus to loreal 72H hyaluronic pure. But as i changed the shampoo, my hair got oily in just two days i need to wash them the third day. I mean is it fine?? or i need to change the shampoo i just washed my hair with the new shampoo only twice and i am afraid and don't know what to do as this is my first time like changing hair products. So yeah, do advice on what i can do or if i am going wrong somewhere . Thanks in advance.

hello all ◡̈ ¨̮
i have ordered the pureology hydration set & just discovered that it contains protein. i was platinum before this so i get overload quickly & often.
i’m a little hesitant on even using pureology after finding this out. it arrives in the mail tomorrow & i’ve yet to wash my hair. should i return it & order another line? any & ALL advice is appreciated ♡

After years of straightening and damaging my hair , I've been trying to embrace my hair and try wavy routine lately. This is how it turned out today but the thing is it turned too frizzy after sometime and it was overwhelming so I had to tie it up. Please gimme some suggestions and advice to avoid frizz and make smoother. My hair is not exactly curly naturally but kind of wavy between straight and curly

my hair very recently changed from straight with minimal waves to a hair that has these coarse wirey kinky pubic hair like strands. I did all the tests needed and everything looked normal so i’m just assuming my hair is now becoming wavier. However, i’ve been experimenting with products lately, and was wondering if using Olaplex no6 on virgin hair that hasnt been colored or chemically treated, would add further damage to my hair.

Hi everyone! I have naturally curly/wavy hair and I’m planning to buy a hair straightener. I’ve shortlisted these three options:

1. Philips BHS530/03
2. Remington Shine Therapy Pro
3. Remington Curl & Straight Confidence

My main goal is to get sleek, straight, frizz-free hair that stays straight for a good amount of time, without making my hair feel dry or damaged.

If you’ve used any of these straighteners, especially on curly or wavy hair, please share your experience! Which one gives the best results, leaves hair shiny, and works well in humid weather?

I’d really appreciate your recommendations and honest reviews. Thank you! 💗

Looking back at my pictures from when I was like 10 or 11, I had pretty thick hair (no visible scalp). Now recently, about when I was 13-14 I’ve noticed more visible scalp. I’m now 15 and I want to fix my hair. I have probably 1b hair.

I think my hair has gotten thinner due to my habits like using shampoo every day and idk, putting body wash in my hair? (Science purposes)

I stopped using shampoo every day around when I was 14.

Last week, my mom also started putting a mixture of coconut oil and rosemary, stating it would help, and she puts that 2 times a week.

Is there hope?

Off topic, but I’m tryna get a mod cut, how do i convince my mom that texture powder isn’t that bad, pr if there are other good alternatives for my hair that for now, can hide my scalp.

So I’ve struggled with my hair for the last few years - it seems to be either always frizzy or just a weird combo of straight/wavy hair

I need the curly haired girlies to either help me with my hair type or humble me and tell me it’s just straight and frizzy hahah

For context on pics: I don’t use any curly product, just use normal shampoo and conditioner then air dry while I sleep

Pic 1: hair from front
Pic 2: hair wet from shower
Pic 3: weird straight/wavy clumps I’m talking about

I'm in Australia, and I'm finding it hard to find a cheaper, lightweight stronghold gel.

Hair oil before washing shampoo twice conditioner

Meanwhile my hair still decides to look like I have been through a personal crisis

I have thick, long 3C–4A curly hair, and I’m wondering whether sectioning is more important when applying styling products compared to someone with wavy hair.

I only used a flat iron once. I know mybends are split I need a trim. But does my hair look damaged?

I have already done one round on my hair a while back but my roots have already grown out bcs I waited a bit longer to be able to bleach it again. Should I just bleach my roots and just tone the rest? Or would it just be best to go over all of it again? I just dont want to damage it. It stayed like at an orange color