Inside this episode
**Hair myths are everywhere—and some of them are flat-out wrong.** If you’ve ever wondered whether trims make hair grow faster, whether box dye is really the villain, or if you can train your hair to be less oily, this episode breaks down the beauty beliefs people keep repeating behind the chair.
On *Tell Me About Your Hair*, the conversation becomes a game of **myth, fact, or it depends** as Keri and Julee tackle the claims clients ask about most. From gray hairs and split ends to shampoo frequency, tight ponytails, air drying, dandruff, wet hair, and the debate over expensive products, this episode may change how you think about your routine.
You’ll discover:
- Why cutting hair doesn’t make it grow faster, even if trims can help it look fuller and healthier
- What actually happens when you pluck a gray hair
- Why split ends can’t truly be repaired with a product
- How porosity, texture, and density affect the way hair behaves
- Whether box dye is always bad—or just a poor match for some hair
- Why shampoo habits differ from person to person
- When more expensive shampoo may be worth it, and when less expensive products can still work
Keri and Julee also get into the practical realities stylists see every day, from product buildup and color correction to scalp health and platinum appointments. It’s a fun, honest conversation that blends salon experience with the questions clients are curious about.
Whether you care about your own hair, work behind the chair, or have repeated a hair-care rule because someone told you it was true, tune in for the myths, the debates, and a fresh perspective on what your hair really needs.