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Everyday Shampoo

I’m trying to follow the uptodate Abby Yung 2.0 method and I’m confused by what shampoo to use everyday. I understand clarifying shampoo is needed 1x week but what would I use for my regular showers? I have pretty oily hair and I shower every two days. Thank you in advance🤗

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u/Hungry_Specialist503 — 4 days ago

Where to begin?

Help with damaged bleached hair and a routine, my hair is pretty thin and gets oily quickly.

I’m not sure if here is the right place to post this but I’m assuming other people have been where I am and used the abbey yung method to help with it!

I’ve been getting my hair bleached on and off pretty regularly for about 7 years now and this year I’ve noticed a lot of fall out, it’s a lot thinner than it has been previously and the sides and underneath are pretty much all a bob, I’ve only just found out about abbey yung but I’m kind of struggling what to do with it all.

I’ve put some photos to show my hair and the problems!

(Uk)

u/soph_doesnt_exist — 8 days ago
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Looking for Vegan & Cruelty-Free hair care WITH silicones available in Europe/Spain (specifically Dove/Garnier alternatives)

​Hi everyone!

​I’m looking for vegan and cruelty-free hair care products that contain silicone and are low cost.

​My hair actually responds really well to silicones (they keep it managed and protected), but I’m struggling to find good options. I’m currently trying to adapt an Abbey Yung-inspired hair routine, but the recommended go-to products aren't an option for me—Dove haircare lines aren't readily available in Spain, and the specific Garnier products often suggested aren't sold here either.

​Does anyone living in Europe (or Spain specifically) have recommendations for vegan, cruelty-free shampoos, conditioners, or leave-ins/oils that still include silicones?

​Thanks in advance for any suggestions! 💚

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u/Fukthisusernamething — 8 days ago