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I am 58, I really hate this aging hair. I am doing my best with it because I will always have long hair, and I don’t wash it as often as I used to and it still feels dry and just weird. For me it really began looking and feeling different at age 54. 😩 Ugh.

Has anyone tried an overnight Hydrating Treatment? It is to be applied to lengths and ends and left in overnight with no need to rinse in the morning. Sounds like it might help with dry, brittle, over 40 hair. I know there are a number of companies who offer such products - Kerastase is one. Has anyone tried such a product and if so, does it make a difference?

Condition ends before washing roots,air dry low temp tools,all my hair can handle.

Mine went from straight to curly

Love it if you two did some lifestyle stuff together, talks on marriage etc….

My two-year-old niece put her hands through my hair and said, you took like uncle Manny... I freaked out because I knew what she meant. I looked at my hairline and noticed I was getting a receding hairline. I researched my options. I landed on the keranique hair system. I started using it, and my hair was falling out more at first...BUT I knew this would happen because I read this in my research. Eventually, that stopped and my hair was growing. Within 3 months I noticed my hair growing and where hair had fallen out, it started growing in. Within 2 years my head of hair has grown fuller, but I have stopped buying keranique and just started using minoxidil...because that is their main product that makes your hair grow. I look for the cheapest I can find. I usually pay about $28 for 3 months supply. I still use their shampoo and conditioner because I like them. I also use argan oil dry spray to give it a shine. It's been 7 years since my niece gave me my wake-up call about my hair, I'm 65 years old and am very happy with my hair. ps, I am not associated with anyone here nor any products I mentioned. Just want to tell you my experience. Always research and see if the products are a good fit for you. See your dermatologist for more information.

Awesome

No man will ever tell me how to wear my hair …..EVER!

Since my late 40's, my hair has become increasingly thicker and coarser, and it was thick and coarse to begin with. It used to be very straight but now has a slight wave. I've been told that I should be grateful to have thick hair, but I'm challenged to style it. Help!

Oh boy! Getting old(er) sure is time consuming and expensive. I can say that cuz I'm over 60 and going broke from all the things I spend money on to combat the changes! 🤦🏻‍♀️

Great video. I love that you are talking how our hair changes. I had fine, straight hair most of my life and now it's wavy and frizzy! Could you do a video on caring for gray hair? I thought allowing my hair to go natural would make it more low maintenance but boy was I wrong! I have no regrets but it's definitely not what I expected. Especially the texture change. That is the most challenging for me.

What if all you did was use conditioner in the shower and not any shampoo (maybe 2 times a week to wash). I always feel I need to wet my hair in the morning .

*Love this casual "chat" format* . I wish I had been better armed with knowledge like this prior to entering menopause at 50. My hair changes were a major self-esteem punch. It took me about two years to get things right. I had the hormonal issues causing thinning, I had years of hard water causing dullness, over washing causing dryness, and coloring/heat styling damage. I stopped coloring, worked my way into 2 washes/week, got a shower filter, used hard water clarifying s/c combos at least once a month, tried minoxidil but didn't like it and went with rosemary/peppermint/green tea tonic. My hair improved and also became wavy, so I embraced it. Healthy salt and pepper hair is just fine with me. I do use bond builders and a protein treatment about every six weeks at this point. I always had fine strands, but they are baby fine these days.

Thank you!!

Hi Justin. Many thanks to you and your wife for this video. Helps a lot, but still waiting for one that helps to style a lot of frizzy hair. 🤗🤗

Great vid! You're so funny Donna!

Great topic! I sweat from my head like my dad did😩 by second day it feels yucky

Can you cut my hair where are you located

Your title is depressing …i’m 55 so i guess i’m foo-barred

57 here with natural silver hair, no heat styling, wear a hat in the sun always, and wash my hair once or twice a week! Why is it still dry?!

Have you found Dr. Mindy Pelz? Fast Like a Girl & Menopause Reset are two books with great information also! Thanks aways, learn a lot on your channel!

Yep... unfortunately all of those changes apply to my hair

Great information as always. You are the best!

Beautiful message, Justin. I can’t say when it happened, but women of a “certain age” slowly and gradually feel invisible. Loss of reproductive abilities, platinum hair, life lines, crepey underarm skin, etc. And you know what? NONE of this matters. None of this is important. Internally we remain who we are, who we were meant to be, with all of the attributes and foibles we blazed into being with. This IS the most important video you’ve made, Justin. Thank you.. ❤️

Super video!😊

Bless you Justin. You are one of the Good Ones. Continue strong. You're making a great difference!

As a 44 year old woman, I really appreciate these conversations about issues, younger women might not yet face! Although so far, my hair is still going strong. Loads of white, but my hair has always been thick and dense and slightly wirery, so I haven't noticed much change in how it feels and behaves.

I always love you advice and suggestions. You and your wife are adorable!!

A good haircut is a must for fine hair. I have always loved my hair as fine hair tends to shine. I can't use a lot of product because I am allergic to most of them. I do put a light conditioner on my hair away from the scalp and I let it air dry until it is just damp. I sleep with it in a high ponytail and that gives it lift. My hair is a little shorter than this woman's but is cut in on sections in the very front. This has worked well for me.

Thank you for making this! It's so interesting and validating. I hadn't noticed the diameter of each hair had gotten smaller, but they have! I'm a wavy/curly with about 30% gray and I do let it air dry, but I'm lucky in that I'm self employed and work from home, so I have the ability to just work and not touch it for 4+ hours. 😄

I now apply a mixture of shampoo and water to my roots before I step into the shower, it keeps my ends from getting dry.

Even though I am 67 I have to wash my hair every other day. To be honest I could wash it every day. Once I went to my dermatologist and she saw suberic dermatitis spots on my scalp. She asked how often I wash my hair. As someone who washed my hair every day, I started trying to cut back to every 3 days. She emphatically expressed to me that if you have an oily scalp you have to wash your hair every day. The dermatitis build up can cause follicles to die. I concentrate on my scalp when I shampoo. I use minoxidil the night before in the temple area. It really has helped. I am convinced that HRT has kept hair on my head!😁

Everything makes sense. Stress really was a big factor for me, especially when menopause anxiety kicked in, but I am doing much better overall and I am loving my salt & pepper strands. Satin/silk pillowcases have also been very helpful!

Love the conservation video! Trying the Hairstory now. It’s hard to get used to because it doesn’t foam up like traditional shampoos.

I moved to So. CA from No. CA (slightly more humidity in No.) at the same time I was starting to go into menopause. My medium curly hair straightened a lot and I’ve had to learn different hair. I thought it was the weather but I heard from an influencer that menopause can straighten your hair. My older sister who hasn’t moved, went from straight hair to curlier. Do you have any feedback on this?

Hi Justin! I'm a dark natural blonde who quit lightening her hair during the pandemic. Blonde hair is SO DELICATE and I now baby my hair. It's thinner in diameter and I have lost some through menopause and started Minoxidil about 6 months ago. I also use New Wash and combine that with a purple shampoo to get the oil out for about half my shampoos. Dr Mary Claire put in words everything I've been going through in my 40's and early 50's. I'll be 55 in about 2 weeks and I'm starting to feel great again. Also, your addressing the topic of the menopausal woman and how this affects everything about her hair, and consequently, her entire outlook is SO APPRECIATED. Product lines like Boom Beauty and Jones Road are finally focusing on the older woman. We are NOT aging like our mothers, thank goodness. 60 is the new 40, or something like that!

Thanks for this Justin, I’ll try your tips. I’ve got thick, coarse hair but it’s really drying out with age.

I hope the people who use a purple shampoo on their gray/silver hair know NOT to follow your shampooing method. In my case my hair was brassy midshaft to ends because I was only shampooing the scalp.

Great video!!!

You mention to eat healthier, but you don’t specify what that means. Hair is made from protein, so you need high quality protein in the diet, which means animal protein. Plant proteins are by and large incomplete and not very bio available. When I increased my protein intake it made a huge difference in the thickness of my hair.

I love your video but the editor spelled “breakage” wrong. 😆

I love watching the two of you converse. This is saying a lot since, normally, I don’t enjoy that type of thing because it always seems forced. The two of you have great chemistry and it comes shining through. It doesn’t hurt that y’all are always respectful, kind and loving towards each other. 💜

🤯 great to know I'm not losing my mind. My hair feels finer and is getting frizzy which I was told means it could be wavy. Can you recommend a clean hair product for wavy hair? Love the conversation style.

Love this Justin ❤ I have the same hairstyle but with bangs I also have the same face shape. I normally styled my hair #3 which becomes quite boring and end up tieing my hair back. Now I have some more options. I'm going to have such fun trying these out. Oh I'm 58.

I did have hair loss in my forties, but after 50 it just all grew back, only a bit more gray. I did start eating healthier and exercising more, so that is probably a big factor.

Your wife looks much better with shorter hairstyle ! Love to watch you working together!

Have you got a video of curly/wavy hair for gals over 60?? I'm 62 this year and have naturally curly hair. I've always done a heavy layered look because when it curls the waves are more in conrol

I have one major question about dry shampoo that I'm hoping you can answer - Why is it better to apply all of those chemicals found in dry shampoo to hair and scalp than it is to simply rinse with water and/or shampoo as normal? Do we really know how the chemicals in dry shampoos impact our bodies?

Great info. Awful background music. It’s distracting.

Just wait until the over 50 years!! 😂😂 I've gone lighter in color (hate seeing gray) & it makes a YUGE difference, hardly any shine! Thank you ( both!) for putting great, needed info out there!🎉 p.s. would love more wavy curly vids!