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Hello Friends,

I come to you in a time of great need.

This is not a product review, recommendation, nor sponsored post. I am just a girl in need.

I need to find this product. Sleuthing through google has given me mixed results of shady sellers, outrageous prices, and profound shipping fees. Despite this, I am not defeated. If you can find something similar, let me know.

Once upon a time, Costco sold this duo for an affordable price and I - admittedly - took it for granted. Now, no more. I need to find a seller that will sell this product for a reasonable price.

The smell this product has is absolutely mystifying. I have received compliments from family, passerbys and clients. I need to be reunited.

Please, I need help... thank you.

Hey! Sorry in advance for not knowing the correct terms for things.

So I got a textured fringe type of cut because I prefer growing my hair so it covers my forehead. The thing is, for me to have enough hair on the front I need to have a decent amount on the rest of my head so it doesn't look weird having very short hair on the top and sides and long-ish hair on the strands in front. The problem is my hair goes up (increases in volume?) a lot during the day and especially after I wake up.

I love the way my hair looks after showering (when it´s down and closer to the head) and after it dries it still looks good. But when I wake up, the hair on the top of my head "volumes up" way too much. So that just makes me have to completely wet my hair in the morning and brush so it doesn't go up.

My question is: what can I do? Are there any products I can use to keep my hair from going up? Do I need to straighten it (except the fringe)? Or is it just hair genetics and my only option is to wet my hair down before I go somewhere?

I have male hair 3A/3B hair and I'm looking for the best Leave in conditioner and conditioner for my hair. I have dry course hair and medium to high porosity level.

I heard mielle is good but some say it causes hairloss. I also heard Camille rose is good but expensive. So any brands u suggest?

I'm also looking for tips to make my roots more curly and also what technique should i use to make curls more defined. Scrunching or coiling?

i had a split dye (heavily bleached the underside of my hair) and it is so damaged. is it worth me cutting it off, and if i do, how should i go about it? i don’t want a straight up blunt cut under my top layer of hair.

i am considering continuing to grow it out however i don’t want it to split up into new hair growth as i have heard that can happen.

is there anything i can do that doesn’t involve cutting it off?

I’m 16 years old, and due to some familial and academic circumstances, I don’t have time or energy for anything. I haven’t touched my long, curly hair in a month, and now it’s one huge tangled knot. I don’t even know how to start with it. I live in a third world country, I’m broke, and don’t have access to any detangling products or really anything special other than just shampoo and conditioner. What do I do?

Hi! I'm 15 and I have been really insecure of my body hair for the last couple of years. My parents are ok with me getting laser hair removal done, I just want to get it done now if I can. Has anyone here done laser hair removal at my age or close to my age? What is your experience? If you write down below, it would help me a lot and give me a good idea of what I should expect. Thank you!

Can anyone recommend anything? My hair doesn’t hold color at all (I stopped coloring honestly) but I’m trying to treat it to make it healthier!

Hello, I have pretty dry hair and live in the desert lol. I have been using the hair mask with conditioner (redkin acidic bonding). Should I skip the conditioner?

Does it actually work? Has anyone heard of it? Is it just the new product being pushed this month? Spill the tea

I mostly cut my own hair, i find it enjoyable and i feel like only i know what i like, but i never bought i pair of GOOD scissors.

I use the kitchen or school ones and i never had a problem, until recently, my hair has gotten long enough for me to see it without a mirror (over my chest) and i noticed a lot of split ends, so i began cutting then on the bus or when i have time to kill, but i feel like no matter how many i cut, i see more and more split ends.

Could i solve it with good scissors or is it be something else in my routine? How can i know if the scissors are good or not? What brands do you know?

Sorry if my English is bad, it's not my first lenguaje

I've never understood how oiling your hair can actually help it. Realistically, regardless of how long you leave it in your hair, you're just washing it out after with shampoo right? So how does it actually DO anything?

I’ve been perming my hair for about 4 years now about every 7 months and I’m at the point where I want to go back to my straight hair. It’s been almost a year without perming it and it’s still curly. I stopped using curling shampoo and curling cream but it’s still curly. What can I do to help make my hair straight again.

I understand that washing hair with shampoo is bad for your hair but is it also bad to wet your hair daily ?

First off wanted to say nizoral had immediate benefits with the oiliness,itchiness and the ratchet smell.

My doctor said this would stay with me the rest of my life so should I use the shampoo everyday for the rest of my life? And does it damage your hair with constant use because of all the chemicals?

Right so I'm was having a discussion with someone and they said "you always have to use shampoo for your hair" and I'm pretty sure that you could live your whole life without using shampoo for your hair, but then couldn't find and research papers proving what I've said is correct. Am I just dumb or just a bad researcher ?

i live in asheville and due to hurricane helene our water supply was heavily contaminated and they are pumping chlorine in it to clean it. it has been stated that it’s safe to shower in. my roomate bought a filtered shower head off amazon just to lighten the contamination load but obviously it’s just kind of a bandaid. my hair has dryed out significantly and is breaking a lot. are there any treatments/ steps i can do to keep it healthy?

Shaving head for healthy hairs! Does shaving your head make your hair grow thicker?

So I’ve always had a battle with my hair porosity, but I came to a confusing realization after doing my hair wash today.

I always used to tie my hair up in a quick bun after a wash so I could take a shower afterwards and my hair would always be wet or damp still after a few hours so I had the impression that my hair is just always damp or wet after washing. I then lately would not tie up my hair and just leaving it down and I had been noticing my hair would dry like incredibly fast but I didn’t make the connection til now.
Today after washing my hair I put it in a bun and even like three hours later, my hair is still damp in a bun and I thought that was crazy because I got used to my hair drying incredibly fast like 10-15 minutes fast or even less than that.

Is there a reason to this tying up your hair right after washing it leaves it wet, but if I let it down just air drying after a wash the entire time, it dries faster? Is that the underlying factor in why my hair is still damp now but wasn’t previously?

Not sure I just am curious because I noticed how quickly my hair dries compared to when I was younger where I did tie my hair in a bun after washing my hair. And to be honest, my hair drying out fast kind of annoys me especially when I want to style it. (I have 3B-3C hair) anyway thank you!

The absolute best mask I have ever used on my dry, frizzy, hagrid hair. It’s been discontinued and usually comes out at Christmas holiday season however has not been released past two years. Do we know anything similar ? What’s your most trustworthy hair mask for dry coarse and damaged hair? Or is anyone knows a dupe for Apple honey brieogo ?

Does anyone have any insight into why my hair (fine, lots of it, 2A) will not hold a curl/wave when I use a hot tool — curling iron, wand, straightener, Dyson, etc., but when I used an overnight hair curling rod, my hair actually held the curls? If it makes a difference, I live in south Florida (high humidity), my hair is color treated/bleach (but not for at least a few months), and I have a somewhat fresh Brazilian blowout. I have used mousse, texture spray, hair spray, and any other recommendation I’ve seen for when hair won’t hold a curl.

Hello! I need some help with my hair... I was living in AZ a few years and had long glossy hair. It was so pretty! Really thick and had some nice waves to it whereas it used to be straight and dull. I moved back to NH this summer and my hair is just awful now even months later. I'm pretty well settled and not super stressed. It was humid and hot when I arrived (as opposed to the extreme dryness of AZ) and now it's not humid and quite cold. I don't know what's messing with my hair but it's so lank and it gets so greasy so fast especially if I go to bed with it wet. I did also go off hormonal birth control when I moved but it's been several months. My fiancé insists our water is less hard than AZ but I'm not quite sure he's correct. Does anyone have a clue what might be the biggest contributor here? It is so so frustrating to just look in the mirror everyday. Thanks in advance!

I have dark black hair and accidentally bought the white dry shampoo. Can I put a dark finishing powder in it so it doesn't show as much in my hair? Will that change anything at all? I don't want it to go to to waste D:

Hair conditioner doesn't do anything for men. The primary target for hair conditioner is women which sounds sexist but if you look at commercial there has never been a male using hair conditioner. Shampoo yes but hair conditioner no unless it's a two in one bottle. Now I know it says it good for hair health but it's not really true. 300 years ago hair conditioner didn't exist yet people had hair that was more moldable than it is now.

I have relatively straight asian hair but ever since i was in highschool or so? I would have periods where random pieces of obviously thicker, coarse/kinky hair strands would pop up here and there.
I would search through my hair to find them and pluck them out because it feels sooooo good.

Why do these hairs come up??
And for some reason, at least for me, I get them more during periods of stress?

Sometimes I can go 6-7months without any and then they'll be back again.

At home, my hair is fairly soft. Humidity is lower than Hawaii. From what I can find, hawaii has soft water. Im from San Francisco which also has softwater. But my hair feels crunchy the day after I wash it. Is it the salty air? Im asian with slightly wavy hair. Not dyed or bleached.

Hi! I am unable to understand why my hair turns greasy and limp the day after washing it, when the weather is cooler and less humid. Consequently, it stays perfect when I am in a place that has higher temperature and high humidity. Is there anything I can do to counter this problem? Thanks for any tip and/or product recommendation.

um a lot of context is needed but basically i had gotten my haur cut some time in 2022 and on october 10th i got it cut for the first tike since tgen, wanna say i chopped off a good 6-7 inches and my hair was like so dead and split and i had breakage. i started to notice a few split ends like a week ago and now there r defff way more…. just wanna know if it’s normal for my hair to split fast sicne it was so damaged before or did i already make my hair bad again. i tried looking it uo and thee google ai thing said that ends can split fast if your hair was super damaged before a cut but i also dont trust the google ai…

So I’ve heard almost everywhere that massaging your scalp helps with hair growth by improving blood circulation in the scalp. However, when I do it, my scalp always itches after. I thought it was something I was doing wrong at first, so I looked up countless of tutorials and researched all throughout the internet “how to properly massage your scalp” and I see many different methods and motions which overall just confuses me. Does massaging your scalp REALLY improve hair growth? How do you properly do it? Is it supposed to itch or something?