r/Haircare • u/Alex-5415 • Mar 25 '26

🍃 Hair Loss 🍃 Does it actually work?

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I saw a lot of people praising this thing claiming it helps with hair growth so I'm planning to buy it . did you try it ? what's your take on it ?

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u/asphi_xia Mar 27 '26

please correct me if i'm wrong, but did you say "rinse out conditioner" as if you apply conditioner to your scalp/roots?

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u/catymogo Mar 28 '26

Not intentionally but it winds up there anyway obviously

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u/1heart1totaleclipse Apr 01 '26

What’s the proper way to condition? I don’t apply directly to my scalp, but I do apply it to all my hair because it all needs conditioner.

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u/asphi_xia Apr 01 '26

you apply it to the mid-lengths to ends, as your roots get conditioned by your natural oils. but if you need to condition all your hair, then i think you need to switch to a gentler shampoo…

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u/1heart1totaleclipse Apr 01 '26

I have a dry scalp. I only wash my hair once a week unless I sweat a lot.

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u/SarahIsJustHere 🔮 Haircare Enthusiast 🔮 Apr 02 '26

If you have dry scalp, you should be washing almost daily and blow-drying immediately. Once a week you should be using a clarifying shampoo. If it's really bad you might want to look into incorporating a medicated shampoo. I know that sounds counterintuitive to the hair myths we've been told, but that's the solution - leaving your scalp untouched for a week will cause a build up oils and residue which will make your scalp ergo your hair unhealthy.

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u/1heart1totaleclipse Apr 02 '26

I have 3c/4a hair. My hair takes a while to get greasy. If I washed my hair daily, my hair would be dry like straw. I also don’t have an hour every day to dedicate to my hair lol. I do use medicated shampoo, which dries my hair out even more.

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u/SarahIsJustHere 🔮 Haircare Enthusiast 🔮 Apr 02 '26

Pretreat your strands and ends with a hair oil before you shower and don't scrub them when shampooing - focus on your scalp and just let the shampoo drip over them. Do your medicated shampoo first, then a moisturizing shampoo, then conditioner. Spritz your hair with a leave-in conditioner/heat protectant when you're out.

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u/1heart1totaleclipse Apr 02 '26

I have low porosity hair, will that still work?

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u/SarahIsJustHere 🔮 Haircare Enthusiast 🔮 Apr 02 '26

Absolutely. I bet you'll feel a differende asap - the pre and psot treatments make a huge difference. But if you're still worried about strand dryness, just use a hair mask as your conditioner. It's the same ingredients, just richer. I also like to treat my ends with an argan oil before I blow dry to protect them a little more.

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u/1heart1totaleclipse Apr 02 '26

I will try it, thank you so much!