My husband has gorgeous, hair commercial locks and perfect skin.

My wife wants to know his secret so I can start using it

Is that the active ingredient in the hand wash?

Acne is mainly genetic, and only somewhat affected by environmental factors.

Mostly acne stems from people making too muxh oil/hair/skin cells, to the point that they then clog pours, causing inflamation. Using a quality cleanser will generally help, but mainly its a lottery that you dont have acne.

The "wrong food" for me is sugar. I stopped eating sugar, and my life-long issue with acne disappeared.

You shouldn’t get acne as an adult I think, unless you eat the wrong food

I grow a pretty thick beard. Along with that comes a lot of face oil, which makes it soft and smooth.

When I'm shaved, I still generate all that oil, which makes me break out hellishly.

As a teen, I had acne all over my chin and cheeks that nothing seemed to work on.

Hormonal problems can also cause adult acne

I think a lot of the fancy brand-name "acne treatments" actually include ingredients that cause more acne, to keep people buying it. Cause it seems like the people who put the most effort into acne treatment always have the worst acne.

bruh, don't you see the problem in your argument?

People who have acne will want to get rid of it, so they will buy acne treatments to at least make it less bad, people who don't have acne won't want to buy acne treatments because they have none in the first place.

And yes, they do work, at least is way, way, waaaaaay worse than not using them.

even if they were conspiring for whatever reason, you would only need a company to come and sell an effective treatment and everybody would flock to that company.

is just... xd

Isotretinoin worked perfectly for me, after a year of treatment I don't have to take it ever again.

Me too. Without conditioner, my hair is a floofy mess and too coarse and tangled to even brush properly.

chunky style too.

What’s this bullshit, I can’t even use it on my guns or airplane? What about my airplane guns?

Bold of you to assume my car is waxed.

Or wash for that matter.

I went without shampoo for a few weeks too, and at first it did get that clumpy, oily look, but then over time as the oils distributed that smoothed out and it ultimately helped control my friz.

But after a month or two it seemed to reverse course and started looking oily again, started itching uncontrollably, and worst of all my scalp started to be covered in a sebaceous grime that water alone couldn't wash away.

So now I shampoo maybe once or twice a month, and I use a generous amount of conditioner every time I shampoo. Any more frequently than once a week and my scalp gets flakey and itchy, but a couple times a month I find is the right balance for my hair (which again, differs for everybody).

Then while my hair is still damp after showering (and detangling with a heavyduty comb), I pat some argan oil into the roots and use a bristle brush to distribute it towards the ends. That helps control the frizz, otherwise it would take a few days to smooth down after shampooing.

The stuff I use has a keratin/biotin complex but I'm not sure how much that actually does. I've also used stuff with collagen but I haven't really noticed a difference. This stuff has a consistency like honey though, so it's not just straight argan oil. I find the added viscosity helps me use a tiny bit and get it distributed nicely. I've tried using straight oil before but it's hard to get full coverage without using too much.

Any other oil would work, really: olive, avocado, almond, jojoba, linseed, grapeseed, etc.. Just use a light amount. You could even infuse it with nettle, oats, or other herbs that are good for the hair. Lanolin too if you want to get fancy. That's all extra though, the main thing is just a light coat of oil after shampooing can really help nourish and rehydrate the hair and scalp.

You know what I fucking meant.

And if you don't, I was referring to harsh synthetic surfactants, fragrances, and all the other crap that's loaded into those mainstream "6-in-1" crap.