6 Reasons Your Hair Looks Bad & What To Do Instead (Guys With Great Hair Do THIS)
2022 ж. 29 Қаз.
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With great hair, comes great responsibility..
Thank you Uncle Ben
No one said that in the 80's. Of course, there was also no ozone layer, thanks to all the Aqua Net dispensed. 😄😁
I heard Uncle Ben but the first time around after great hair.
@@rallycapandstanding that’s part of what made the Sam Raimi/Tobey Maguire movies the best Spider-Man movies. Amazing Spider-Man was garbage… and I didn’t care for the Tom Holland movies either, because they were too “kiddy” for me
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I had a bad hair day today....just the video i was looking for! Thanks courtney
I was afraid this was just a hair style video but was happy to learn it's much more. Thank you for going into detail about hair types, what to look for in products to use with them, what blow dryer attachment to use with them, and to even use a blow dryer in the first place. The practical advice made for some great content.
I used to have shoulder length hair in my mid 20s and loved it until it got to be a little too much to manage. My problem was that I didn’t know how to manage it. I have dark, thick wavy hair and I could definitely use some suggestions for products and advice on daily maintenance because I would like to try growing it back out.
Thank you for explaining the blow dryer attachment. I have straight hair and was using the opposite attachment lol
Courtney putting us on advanced hair game. Thank you Courtney. 😍
I needed this in my life, thanks Courtney!
Solid insights as always Courtney 🙏🏻
Great video! Would you think about doing a similar video as this one but for skin care? I wasn't taught good skin care as a child and I'm sure many men aren't and in my 20's i am just lost on how to start taking care so that not only i can improve my skin but make sure it lasts well going into my old age. No time like the present to start. Appreciate all the info!!
If you have thick straight hair and want to grow it out, i'd suggest getting drop fades with a side part until it can be styled into a nice flow. Also, using leave-in conditioner also helps with the health of your hair and prevention of split ends. I grew my hair out for 14 months and didn't see a single split-end. For the first 3 months i'd suggest using Pomadde and from months 3-6 i'd suggest Sea Salt Spray. Then after 6 months you should focus on the health of your hair since now it's long enough to never have a bad hair day, and then maybe at 9 months you should see a barber who works has alot of experience with cutting longer hair and getting a trim that evens out your hair with the top, sides, & back, and also cleanup the neckline. For Shampoo & Conditioner i use Desert Escence Coconut based Shampoo & Conditioner. Also, i'm pretty certain diet plays a role in how healthy hair is too, so eat clean & well.
This comment right here deserves a million thumbs up. 👍🏼 Thick straight hair is a blessing and a curse
Great job, Courtney!
I grew my hair and noticed two things. 1. products that cater to your hair type goes along way especially when you don't want to use a blow dryer. 2. Getting yourself a good barber that can consult well with the style/ length you want to achieve (: Communication is key, soo pictures and a conversation goes along way!
My hair tricky with cowlicks make difficult to navigate I don’t know how common it is but don’t here enough about it. Thanks as always for your perspective viewpoints.
Happy Sunday!!!
I have thick straight hair and used to have hair as long as yours. I cut it a few years ago, but I've used a blow dryer for years and other dudes think it's weird. I think it's the bees knees. I can get my whole body completely dry super quick and it adds that volume. Up until recently, I would spike my hair up like I did in the 90s lol. I had long hair for so long, that was the only style I knew! I started doing more of a side part now, similar to like Ted lasso is the best way I can describe it, because I started realizing wearing suits to work every day and spiking my hair really didn't look my age. Now I get more compliments and look more professional and my age. The blow-dryer is the trick for the great volume I get!
"I never thought that I would use the word 'sexy' to describe a blow dryer, but this one is sexy'." Classic.
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By that logic, politicians are sexy. They put out lots of hot air, too! 🙂
Hey Courtney! I just want to say that I love your videos!! You give so many nice inputs for guys and your advices are wonderful! Keep being a sincere and nice person, this world doesn't have many of it unfortunately.. Happy Halloween!
I'm a guy with long, thick, curly hair that people just LOVE (I do too) but it's been a struggle learning how to handle it. I have several sisters but all their advice and hair tips have been disastrous for me. Lol Sometimes you just have to experiment and learn what works for you through trial and error. I might give this scalp massager a try though cause that sounds like it could be a life saver for my hair, as a guy in my mid 30's, I stress constantly about eventually possibly losing my beautiful locks. lol
I use the clay on my hair and works fantastic, Ryan
Nice video. Very helpful and I do appreciate the 10% discount. Well done!
Might nbot be related to the video, but thanks for this channel, I think that let us know better about males and females relationship with a positive point of view, as a male that is what I am looking for, to stop the divisions and accept our differences.
I rock my long hair quite well. I've gotten a few comments and made a few girls jealous already!! And yes guys if you want nicer hair you need to look at getting better shampoo and conditioner. And like Courtney said get a hairstyle that fits you well. My hair has never seen a blow dryer tho so maybe I need to check into getting one.
The 2-1 shampoo/conditioners always dried out my hair regardless of the brand. it is definitely worth it to invest in a decent shampoo and conditioner.
I've been having my hair cut by the same barber since my first haircut ever. I get a high taper with a 1 on the sides and just a light trim on top and I literally just tell him to clean up the top and he knows exactlyhow much to cut for me to style it. I've done the short sides long on top and I either do an oldschool come over or some other styles with my hair. I did that in middle school and was the kid who got made fun of for having styled hair. I did it before it was cool😂😂😂😂😂
Really good advice you have gorgeous hair
Really comprehensive and useful
I have been keeping my hair in a pony tail for years because it made me look "professional", according to my mom. Now that I have let it down, people have been complimenting it constantly. I have a blow dryer, but I mostly use my heat iron and electric hair brush. It's mostly because I want it damp in under an hour. It's a little amusing when people ask how I style it. I laugh and tell them I don't. I can spend an hour with a straightener and the moment it dries it goes back vavoom.
I use collagen & protein hair mask, then I use argan oil with vitamin E in it and I avoid washing hair too often like every 2nd or 3rd day. For styling I have the best matte clay
Wonderful video, I need to get a good blow dryer, hope that fortee isn't super expensive
If you have contentment to yourself and no time for styling, you're all around beautiful/handsome, just be yourself, btw thank you for video courtney
Thanks big sis ☝🏼
Don't get the combination of shampoo and conditioner. Always go separate, control the variables better that way. I have wavy, thick and dark hair, so I go for anything that prevents splittage and just keeps the oils and keratin in proper condition. Also, use conditioner on your beards, work it in and really just go ham on it all.
Blow driers are usually a good way to tame a frizzy beard, as well.
Currently growing out my hair for curls, 4C hair types take a while to grow - well, at least mine does
Thank you for this video.
I like using leave in conditioner it shapes your hair like gel but I guess nobody likes the wet look anymore ! I like it not one hair moves out of place !
I had to click on and watch this, Courtney, because, well....I'm subscribed and generally like your videos, but this doesn't in any way apply to me. As an older male, I've been through many different hair styles, from halfway down my back to very conservative short styles. Several years ago, I tired of keeping my "fine" hair unmessy in the wind and elements, and I went to a "buzzed" look. It's one length (about 1/2") all over, and care-free. NO bed-head in the morning, and I don't have to worry about going outside. Since I don't have to worry about what women think (involuntary MGTOW) that doesn't really apply. As a side note, I'm strongly attracted to women with very short, pixie-style hair. Never been with anyone who also had buzzed hair, but I find it VERY appealing. (and yes, I'm strictly heterosexual) Those of you who still wear longer hair, I'm still amusedly sympathetic. If you can get over the "hair vanity" (both men and women) you would find it wildly liberating. Thanks again Courtney.
2 more tips - good mirrors front and side and the best lighting you can afford when styling face and hair
Curl cream wasn't making my hair curly. So I got waves then used a hair sponge and put on a wave cap after and it worked. I'm going to try the powder on my hair.
Razors, soap, and water. I’m bald so this is a layup. That said, eating foods with good fats (salmon, avocados, meats) and staying hydrated helps with the skin overall.
I'm a redhead with weird hair. My hair is long and straight, but likes to adopt a wavy pattern towards the ends, and unfortunately hair loss does run in my family. I bought vanidox carbonic acid shampoo and conditioner. I can't tell if it's helping my hair regrow but it does leave my hair smooth and silky, and my scalp does feel ok. I'll add a scalp massager like the video suggested and see how that goes.
I haven't used any shampoo's in a year, my hair just feels perfect never too dry or fat.
I have some gray hairs but I'm thankful I'm not going bald.
Hey Courtney! Really like your channel. Question - I recently started my channel and your video quality is really great. Would you mind sharing what camera you’re using? Thanks ❤
This is kinda why I always wear a hat of one kind or another. You can evade most problems with what your hair looks like until Sunday mass or you need to check for ticks. Granted now, I live and work in a rural enough environment where I can do this. Probably not gonna work for office workers. Also... I think an interesting experiment for men would be growing their hair longish and experimenting with different product if they don't know how they work or that they're typed for.
My hair changed from fine to curly 3.5 years ago so it has been difficult to find new products again :( The products I used before were perfect for my hair, so idk not complaining just surprised that hair type can change from 19 -22 years of age like that
Having good hair is really a blessing in a relationship😁✌🏻
Blow dryers fry your hair, you can minimize damage but in the long run they're not good. Air dry and use a decent anti-frizz cream.
I went no-poo during covid. My hair hasn't had any shampoo since 2 and a half year. Shampoo makes your hair better at first, but makes your hair need more shampoo and make it dependent on it, especially with cheap non-bio shampoos.
Hey Courtney, I have one thing that you might've not mentioned before in this video: using the right comb & brush at the right time. Is that an important factor that we need to consider?
Courtney Ryan please can you do a video on how to approach women who are introverts
I shave my head once a week. So maybe I'm cheating. The scalp scrubber does sound useful though, since after I shave my head, I apply witch hazel, then aloe vera gel, and then cocoa butter.
Actually I use a blow dryer. Once started, found that it helps with maintaining the shape of haircut. Now I cannot live without it haha
Mostly one's hair doesn't come out as well when you do it your self is because said one isn't a professional.
I feel called out on the 2 in one/3 in one thing because I used to use those a lot. I know you're personally not a fan of long hair but everyone always tells me i look weird with a fade/short hair. Any advice on how I can avoid looking homeless since it's so much longer compared to most guys? Like a good style option or how to keep it healthy?
I've had long hair since I was 13ish and I'm 41 now. I have never cut mine and probably never will. Keep it trimmed, using shampoo and conditioners that work well with your hair type. If you're one of those guys that's comfortable wtih it and you have a good stylist, let them shape it for you. Not saying wear curls and all that, but layers and shaping the bottom, while a little bit feminine, looks really nice on men too. The most common complain I get from women is that I have nicer hair than they do. Also know your leave in conditioners.
Could true for the Jesus look a bit more. Some folks can pull it off, but some can’t. And it’s impractical in rural settings, so you might just be best abandoning the AwakenWithJP look if hunting for ticks is in the day to day.
I you've got longer hair ya gotta use a hair mask especially if it's prone to drying out, coconut oil ftw, smells good as well
her hair for the video cover looks very nice
I use styling powder by Slick Gorilla. Creates volume in hair without the “wet” look and it looks as if theres no product
As for me, I actually don't really know what "type" of hair that I have and I'm still trying to figure out the best products & the best shampoo/conditioners I need to use for my hair. If I had to take a stab at it, I would guess that my hair is in the "normal" category because I know for damn sure that it's NOT curly. I don't have super fine, super thin or extremely long hair. My hair has a little slight thickness to it so I don't think it's frail, damaged or all that thin. Not too keen on the details but I think my hair is just ordinary, average & normal. Usually I can style my hair without even using gels or styling products so it usually stays in place. I think my hair is straight & not really all that wavy but I do have a little volume without even using a blow drier. I don't really need or even use hair products such as gels or hairsprays but I do use them from time to time. I have used them occasionally in the past for a spikey or comb-over type of look. When I'm on a budget, I save money by neglecting to go to the Barber by letting my hair grow out. When I do let my hair grow out it has that shaggy "Justin Bieber" type of look that overlaps my ears & gives me bangs on my forehead to my eyebrows. Some friends & family like that look on me & then others in my life hate it so when I have a little more money, I take a trip to the Barber & usually ask for a "Fade" haircut while keeping a couple inches on top for styling. My hair usually isn't a problem because 90% of the time I can get it & keep it how I want it. I tend to get more compliments when I choose to go for the "spikey" look because more women respond to that hairstyle on me. Apparently it seems to be good for my "face shape", my large pointy nose (beak) & my other facial features. I'm still in the learning process of how to care for my hair & keeping it healthy. I think I may need to look into using a hair dryer more often, investing in that "scalp massager" featured in the video, using a couple more products to add more volume & then possibly finding a better shampoo/conditioner situation to keep my hair healthy. Honestly, I'm a little more concerned about my scalp than my actual hair because I think I've developed psoriasis on the back of my neck & other parts of the scalp on my head. I have a dry scalp & I think I may have developed a skin disease so sometimes it's difficult to manage but I'm convinced it's probably psoriasis or eczema, who knows? It's weird that it's only concentrated on the back of my neck & my scalp but not any other part of my body. Not a whole lot of problems associated with my hair but most definitely my scalp. I'm excited to devoting more of my time to taking care of & learning more about my hair though. I would like to take steps on how to improve the overall Health of my hair though. Can you help me Courtney? :)
Great content thank you.
Imma help yall with your hair care coming from a guy Use the Necessaire shampoo and conditioner for the scalp Use apple cider with water to have healthy roots and prevent form Dandruff every 10 days. You can always use collagen form hair health
Some how I ended up great hair. OK, I turned 60 in August still a have full head of hair, half fair, half grey. I have a great hairdresser, been going see to her for maybe at least 16 yrs before that she brought it I saw the previous owner for over 20yrs until she married & moved half away around the world. What I am saying, find yourself a great hairdresser & hold on to them, trust them. Best thing you can do.
I don't have to worry about this because I suffer from baldness and shaved all my hair off. 😂
hair loss jokes are played out
Why you watching this video lol
Tbh, some men rock the bald look. *see what I did there on the side* 😂😂. I'm balding aswell sadly ... stress + bad genetics
Same here.
Don’t worry more than half of men go bald you’re not the minority
I haven’t cut my hair in 35 months. Once I hit 3 years I plan on trimming the dead ends and see if it looks better. I’ve got the thinning M starting as I get older and I want to grow my hair while I still can. Im super self conscious about thinning hair and I’ve tried using different products and one of them with coconut oil made my acne return on my forehead after being clear for year so now that makes me super self conscious. 2022 has just been a brutal year of experimenting with hair products as I try style it to look somewhat nice but now making my hair look good isn’t as big of an issue as acne which is hilarious cuz never thought I would look like a 30 year old 13 year old with the worst qualities of each
Save your hair and take finasteride dude
This I have (for most part) issues with. I've thin hair front, but thicker on the back. Sea salt spray & a little mix of gel helps, blow drying barely works unfortunately. Already swapped my shampoo/conditioner to not have Dandruff. I've a pretty good healthy eating diet and (barely) miss any of the needed Vitamins for hair Growth & Quality. Just So frustrating! >.
If your hair is thinning you can try finasteride. Do your research before you decide to take it or not.
I lost my hair in a divorce. Any videos for us Courtney? Anyways we still love you ❤️ 😄 have a great Sunday, you're the best 💋
Damn. Talk about taking a haircut... 😳
U give great advise also really insightful Information regarding blowdryers and what too look for when buying products. But regardless of that i think u shampoo ur hair everyday, am i right? I often hear this: U only achive healthy hair if u wash it less, is that true? I didnt hear u meantion this point,correct me if iam wrong.
I've had hair halfway down my back for ~11 years. Get it trimmed every few months, cut off a foot or more every couple of years, let it air dry at night then comb it in the morning. Super easy and girls are always jealous that my hair looks better than theirs haha.
I was told by a hair stylist in a rather fancy hair salon that if you’re a man and you keep your hair pretty short then you don’t need conditioner. True/false?
What are your thoughts on Just for Men gel for the guys who are greying? Greying and balding is making me look way older I’m 35 but wish I looked 20 still.
Can you please make a video on what type of hairstyle do your girlfriends prefer on guys with type 3 and 4 hair please. Thanks.
I (male) have long hair I wash my hair a couple times a week never have issue don't use any product or any of that my mother has owned a hair salon for 25 years I always get asked what I do my response is use a 3 in 1 lol
I have medium hair length kind of like a Matthew McConaughey hairstyle. After a shower though it comes out looking a little different and feels thin and dry rather than rich and think. What should I use to keep that flow looking “luscious” 😉 Thank you cheers
My wife loves it when I have slightly long hair that is combed sideway back. I hate it. I have to spend so much wax and time in the morning putting it on and washing it I work for a contractor, and long hair gets full of dust, dirt and what not! . I ask my hairdresser to trim the sides very short and cutting the top, that I like, and it's so easy to wash after work
I would wrap it under a hat or hair net at work, so it's not as much trouble to care for...
In general, hot air blow dryer damages every hair type. So does using shampoo every single day. I personally use a blow dryer only if it's cold outside and I'm in a hurry. If I don't sweat too much, I wash my hair three or four times a week. At the age of 25, I'm very careful about my hair because my father was almost completely bald at the age of 20. I have thick wavy/curly hair that can be styled only when it's wet. If I blow dry til the end, it gives me too much volume and looks like as if I were in the 1980s. My mom likes it, and that's one more reason not to do it.
Hamza, Cole Hastings and Courtney Ryan, please do a podcast episode together, it would be amazing!
I use a coarse boars hair brush to brush my scalp, then I use almond oil for moisture. My high test keeps me growing strong hair
Air conditioner especially with hot air can promote the already baldness of many guys
I'm bald... somewhat limited options beyond shaving it all off which I do. Currently resembling Kratos without the muscles.
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Ha! At 51, I am blessed with my genetics and have a full head of hair with no real grey. Women are always shocked when they find out my age. Though my hair never got me lucky :D
nice, i have first grey hair at 15. Now Im 26 and have full grey hair head. 😞
Don't you have to be careful when scrubbing your scalp? Not too much pressure and not enough pressure?
My girlfriend of 7 years died on September 27th a month ago and I am looking for dating advice for when I am able to move on, she was my first so it's hard and I don't have much flirting experience.
I have nice thick hair. I comb it well, but probably should blow dry it.
What’s the benefits of coconut oil for hair growth
Good info; tx Mona Lisa 👌
Which products do you use for products in your hair. I have your hair type! I want to grow my hair again (:
That’s a lot of things. Clippers work well too. 👍😬
Did I miss the description of the type of hair which requires a blow-dryer?
Can blowdryers damage hair?
Why don’t you use a blow dryer with product? I use Pete and Pedro shampoo and conditioner . A pomade right now but debating if I want to grow it out and just get an EDGE. But these barbers for a simple cut like that is like 35-40$
I thought using a hot blow dryer will do more damage to the hair over time than help the style, no?
Ask your stylist how to style it. It always looks great after you get it cut but once you get home and go to work the next day you can't get it to look the same unless you know how they did it.
So should I ditch the comb-over to cover my bald spot? Just playin' BobZenX
Can I use the fan as a blow dryer?
Does your boyfriend put product in his hair before or after blow drying it?
Courtney, i think a good idea is to ask your barber what type of hair you have. Have you done this ?
Any recs on a shampoo for straight thick hair?
Never have never will use or let anyone blow dry my hair!!! Nope won’t use styling products on my hair either shampoo conditioner that’s it. Also use a scalp massager daily. But the # 1 rule with my hair never ever date anybody with hair shorter than mine!!!
1. Quality haircut. Without that the rest will be more difficult 2. Shampoo: Kérastase Densifique. Currently using a leave-in conditioner by Mixed Chicks 3. Blow dryer: anything from Rusk. I like the W8less. 4. Round brush: 1/4” to 1” 5. Product: something reputable. Redken/Bumble n Bumble $$$. Not Your Mother’s $. I like Redken Aerate 08 and their Triple Dry 15 texture spray. Biggest mistake I see is using too much product. It will only weigh your hair down. Most KZhead tutorials are selling their products and therefore show them taking out a huge glob, when a pea size amount is enough for most. Lock in with texture spray.