My Routine for Faster Hair Growth + 2 Hair Product Boxes Giveaway
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2022
- Hunies, HOW I'M GROWING MY 4C Natural hair Fast. GIVEAWAY details below:
1. Share your current hair routine
2. All hair types are welcome to enter
3. Must be subscribed to Yolz Channel
You will ONLY be contacted by me (beware scammers immititing me) and winner will be announced in this description box.
The 2 WINNERS ARE:
1. Maseeme Karabo
2. Sikhulile Ubisi
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Hey hunies, PLEASE BEWARE OF SCAMMERS. Winner will be in the description box. I will either DM you IG or my email address. Do not respond to anything that’s not from Yolz Channel or my real email address, that is a scammer.
Hi Madam who are the lucky winners...
Learning about my natural hair has definitely been a struggle, especially since for many years I had dread locks and had to cut them because of the high school I went to. So for years I've been relaxing then cutting my hair over and over and finally last year I came to terms with the fact that I need to keep my hair natural.
For my routine I apply rice water for 3 hours. To prep the rice water just rinse it then add it to a jar and cover it with water and let it sit for a week. As soon as the 3 hours is over I apply conditioner for about 30 minutes to an hour and let it sit under a shower cap. I then rinse it off and shampoo my hair, lastly I condition while I do this I detangle, then rinse. I let my hair air dry and when its dry I apply my leave in conditioner which is the clicks natural brand(as well as my shampoo and conditioner). With the leave in I never apply it to my sculp just on my hair strands. Next its the moisturizer which for me is mpl-root to tip. Lastly oil, the originals black castor oil works the best for me. That's my hair routine completed:)
Hello Highness!! I've been natural since 2000. I had the big chop twice! My hair is now to my mid back. I get it trimmed 3-4 times a year. I pre-condition my hair under a plastic cap before washing. I then place a terry cloth cap over the plastic cap for some heat for about an hour. If I'm not going anywhere, I will keep it on overnight. I first wash it with a clarifying shampoo twice, then a moisturizing shampoo. I use a leave in conditioner after towel drying. I then section my hair into 4 sections to detangle and spray it with lavender (I steepen lavender pods I purchased off of Amazon). To seal in the moisture from the lavender spray, I use almond oil or bergamot. I honestly try out different oils. I do this several times through the week if I feel I need more moisture. I also do scalp massages while watching TV or chillaxing for growth stimulation. I will be trying steepened rosemary next. I usually keep my natural hair in a protective style like crochet braids, up-dos, ponytails and wigs. I find that the less manipulation to your hair, the more it grows and retains length. I keep my hair/scalp clean, conditioned, detangled, trimmed and moisturized. I keep my hair up or covered to protect against manipulation and the environmental/atmospheric elements like pollution, cold weather and harmful UV rays.
To be quite honest, I’m learning all over again. I’ve had dreadlocks since 2016 and decided to cut in October this year. So I’m starting from scratch. My current routine includes me washing my hair daily, oiling my scalp and adding some curling cream to bring out my natural coils. Videos such as these help me to learn about what’s important for my hair and scalp at whatever length.
Hi Yolz, this was such an inspiration to watch. After giving birth in lockdown to my first (and so far only child), experiencing post partum hairless to the extreme and losing my self confidence. This year has been difficult with the death of someone extremely extremely close to me and going through the darkest depression ever.
I have realized that shampoo, conditioner and possibly a oil twice a month is okay. I'm still human, my hair is not the definition of me. I am my own woman.
Apologizes for the long comment.
I honestly feel like I've given up on my hair. Had luscious dreadlocks and cut them off shortly after the birth of my son back in 2020. Have since been doing everything I couldn't do with locks on.Even tried a pixie, but now I can barely recognise my hair. It's dull and I just feel like a chiskop will bring it back to life. My routine now includes walking into the shower without a shower cap after gym, washing and massaging my scalp, then using olive oil and shea butter, wrapping it in a doek all day and calling it a day. then wigs if I'll be out and about. Would love to get back to that point where I am intentional about caring for my hair again because haibooo.
Firstly Yolz, your hair is growing back even more beautiful 😍 . And that affirms me that, in order to have healthy strong hair it’s all in the routine you create and keep consistent at.
Here’s how my routine goes: I wash my hair with TRESemmé Shampoo; then apply the ORS black castor oil; followed by the Olive Miracle growth oil and cream which both suggest anti-breakage because retaining length has been the hardest challenge of my natural hair.
I also believe I don’t afford the products I would like to use as yet, hence the no growth. That is why I would appreciate if you share more of you DIY products.
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Yolz I'm so thankful you came back. The love and support I have for you and your channel ❤️
I wash and deep condition my hair on either a weekly or biweekly basis, alternating between a protein rich and protein free deep conditioner. I detox my hair using a clay mask once a month. In between I moisturise my hair every 2-3 days using the LOC method.
During winter, that's when I do long term protective styles, and my hair would be washed every 2-3 weeks. I found that taking supplements rich in iron helped with some growth. Sis has been walking with an iron deficiency unknowingly all this time 👀. But overall I really enjoy going through my natural hair journey. I learn a lot about myself by taking care of my hair because it encourages me to take care of the rest of my body.
I am currently rediscovering my hair & am loving it 😅 I’ve made sure to follow guides on how to take care of 4 C hair type and it has definitely changed my hair game. For someone who used to dislike my hair , I’d never wear it out but now all I do is wear my own hair . My routine includes washing my hair with shampoo 🧴( sulphate free) then deep condition . I do this each time I wash my hair . That would be twice or once a week. Then I use a leave in cream or curling cream . Been struggling a bit with that but will get there lol I don’t put anything on my scalp to avoid it being itchy . Maybe oil from time to time 😅
Hi Yolz 😍😍 I’ve been natural my whole life and my hair routine has been pretty much the same for the most of it. If I’m not in a protective style, I wash my hair every Sunday and deep condition on wash days. I then roll my hair in (yes, it’s 2022 and I still roll my hair in 😂) it really works for me. If I don’t my hair is dry & brittle. It’s a lot easier to manage when it’s stretched from the rollers.
Every now and then I do braid outs/ twist outs or do a wash & go. In those instances I do the LOC method to retain moisture 😊
Hey hunny..thank u for the video absolutely enjoyed it and learned a lot.ive been natural almost my whole life,decided to cut my hair since early 2021 honestly felt a need to start a new chapter of my journey,I've been a chiskop gal going back and forth on growing back my hair,I cut it on October again this year due to my grandmother's passing,however I had already started on growing it back when the funeral happened...everything just went south for me after my grandmother passed,I'm on a healing journey now,decided to grow back my natural hair again,so my routine for now is wash every weekend,then I apply MPL oil mixed with castor oil..I'm learning more on how to better take care of my hair this time around.
Loved this video you showed the reality of natural wash days.. I’m a lazy natural so I don’t have a set routine I mainly go on how my hair is feeling on that day if it’s feeling dry I do an oil treatment before washing, like you said you need to listen to your hair and follow it’s directions. I LOVE MY HAIR through all the struggles ❤❤
My hair routine is quite simple ..I wash my hair with shampoo every other two weeks if not braided and once a month after unbraiding i apply mpl oil and mpl conditioner.
Loving your hair Yols.
I usually stick to my simple hair routine and ad herbal treatments as needed. - wash once a week.
- deep condition with a plastic cap after every wash for atleast 30mins.
- put my hair in twists for the week.
Herbal remedies:
- Clay treatments
- Ayurvedic treats such as henna, amla, fenugreek etc it all makes a past texture and treats the hair very well.
I mos def have to try these tips and see if my hair grows.
I have just started learning to understand what works for my hair. I tried rice water when I had braids that was in July this year. I would spray rice water on wash days. And go in with leave in conditioner for like 30 minutes. I kept the braids for a month and every day I’d spray water mixed with a conditioner to soften and hydrate. That worked pretty well that my hair grew a lot. I then got motivated to invest on my hair and actually spend time on them. Still wash twice a month, deep condition and ensure I apply hair oils to my scalp ( I’ve mixed black castor oil, olive oil and coconut oil). Apply moisturiser to retain moisture . I spray water mixed with conditioner every morning and before I go to bed and apply oils to my hairline. I cover my hair with a satin bonnet or satin doek when going to bed.
I glad i just discovered Yolz Chanel, I'm looking forward to learn more. I've been growing my natural hair since 2020 January. My hair care routine includes washing my hair every after 2 weeks then deep condition and detangling and stay for at least 20 minutes then rinse my hair. After rinsing I then twist my hair coz shrinkange chamma😩and wrap with a towel to get rid of excess water. Thereafter I'll put oil on my scalp following those twist cubes/lines, untwist my hair then moisturize using moisturizer, put on my oily hair food, once my hair is moisturized/ enough then I'll do some cornrows of at least 2 or 4 lines and that's it😊😊. For the love of Natural hair❤️
So i have been natural since 2020 and this year is the year i have learnt and started properly taking cate of my hair. Stopped using heat and started washing my hair myself, at this point I'm still on my try and error phase and I am constantly learning my hair.
My hair care routine
-I wash my hair twice a month( i think it's an improvement from washing my hair every week)
- i prepoo using a mixture of Jamaican black caster oil, MPL and amla oil.
- wash my hair with warm water using a shampoo then use conditioner.
-Detangle using a afro comb then wash of the conditioner.
-wjen my hair is dry ,then i hairfood. Do w protective hairstyle like flat twists and it stays like that until the next washday or until i do a new hairstly(like box braids)
My current hair routine is washing it every 2 weeks. I always have braids for 4 weeks and I wash them once before taking them off. With braids on i also use a bottle with a long nozzle to get the shampoo in between my braids and sun dry them because Limpopo is very hot Lol, I then use Peppermint oil and turmeric Shea butter (DIY) to lock moisture. During no braids i oil my hair for 30min before washing, then deep condition for an hour and use my Peppermint oil, turmeric Shea butter. I always leave my hair in a protective style ( benny and betty) for 2days before braiding again.
Hello Yolz. Thanks for sharing your routine.
My hair routine consists of a lot of DIYs and protective styling. I wash my hair weekly with shampoo and deep condition with home remedies like Bananas and avocado's mixed with olive oil after I rinse my hair with green tea and start my LCO method which consist of aloe vera as my liquid and a store bought cream finishing of with my infused fenugreek oil. I then do african threading to stretch my hair or usually just do twists for the week which gives easy access to me scalp for the week and I remoisturise my hair every other day with my diy clove water and seal with my infused oil. I also massage my scalp every night before bedtime and sleep with my bonnet on.
Hi hunnie…
My hair routine includes spraying my hair with rice water on weekdays and basing it with oil.
I can do this daily because I work from home and if I need to go out the next day, I deep condition my hair using the home made mayonnaise mask.
I mix mayonnaise, olive oil, avocado and an egg. I leave it on for 2 hours under a plastic tied around my head then wash it out then let my hair dry out naturally. I then base it with oil, leave in conditioner and styling pudding if necessary then I’m ready for the world 🤗
My current hair routine includes washing and deep conditioning once a week. Before rinsing off the deep conditioner I detangle my hair. Then dry my hair using a micro fibre towel then moisturise while damp using a cream then followed by an oil to seal in the moisture. I moisturise my hair everyday starting with water, then cream and then oil. I also apply oil on my hairline every morning.
Yaaass hunie. I used to have the exact weekly routine
Hi Yolz, I have been natural since 2008 and have cut it all off 4 times and each time I start over I relearn some things. The past 6 months my routine has been all about saving it from heat damage, yeaah. So simple routine : shampoo, acv rinse (twice a month) , deep condtion (every wash day) and moisturise (LCO). Use protein conditioner twice a month and the other 2 weeks use moisture deep conditioner. Spritz my hair with plain water every single day, also use a mixture of water with my protein leave in conditioner every night. The first 3 months I trimmed every week just to get rid of the damaged hair and my hair recovered fully, got the bounce, the shine and softness back. Another thing I always kept my hair in twist during this process, only took them down to deep condition nand moisturise .I recently did braids and kept them for 2 months, washed them 4 times so even taking down wasn't so difficult. All in all happy with this routine but will change it since my hair recovered , will wash only twice a month from now on
My hair journey has been quite a struggle in the last year. I lost quite a bit of hair at the back and had to chop it but I think my scalp was affected and the hair at the back was not growing as fast as the rest of my scalp. So I officially stopped trimming my hair so it looks normal to the length of the back 2 month ago because I started seeing abit of growth.
Here is my hair care routine.
•Wash every two weeks and swap between a protein treatment and moisture treatment when I wash.
•My hair doesn’t retain moisture so I do LOC method daily.
•first I sprits with water or let water run through my hair in the shower.
•Apply a Shea Butter Leave-In Conditioner
•Apply a blend of oils including- Castor Oil, Olive Oil and sometimes grape seed oil.
•Seal in the moisture with raw shea butter
Your hair looks amazing by the way 🥰
Not me watching this video at midnight🤭Thank you for sharing your hair growth journey with us. I believe that genetics play a huge role as well. I’m in an unlearning and learning new things phase(literally trying out a lot of DIY methods and different brands). I give my hair a double wash,deep condition with Palmer’s Protein Pack then do the LOC/LCO method using whatever moisturizer I have available at the time(tried out the Dark & Lovely one last week) and a new concoction(olive oil, castor oil & Bay Rum). My main goal is to revive my hairline(I’m a serial braider🫣) & maintain volume.
Girl, my routine is wash, braid up, and keep under wig, base scalp once a week, sew back my wig! I wash my hair in braids every 2 weeks. Simple. Thanks for the video, been curious about how you grew your hair. Thank you!
I have a very simple hair routine. I wash once every 2 weeks with a deep clean shampoo and a conditioner. Then when moisturising I spritz water, oil my scalp then follow up with a Shea butter. I moisturise my hair twice a week (to reduce product buildup since I don’t wash it weekly anymore)
My current hair routine includes washing and deep conditioning my hair also every two weeks (as it's more easier to manage that way also feel like my hair likes being left alone). For moisturizing I do the LCO method. Liquid= Water mixed with peppermint essential oil, lavender essential oil and bergamot oil.I use hair butter and then seal with oil (either castor oil, coconut oil or the growth oil from African pride. Then I do amatwist as protective style.
When I have braids - Every 2 days
I spritz my hair with the same liquid as mentioned above, then I apply castor oil (no cream as I believe it will lead to product build up). I wash my hair every 2 weeks still.
Yeah that's my routine... I also do DIY stuff like rice water once a month though.
I'm a firm believer that we learn everyday and my hair is no exception. My hair routine includes:
-washing my hair(in sections) every other week and deep conditioning once a month or every other month. After a wash I use the LCO method.
-I'm a lazy natural so I usually have a protective style(like flat twists) so when I detangle I use water mixed with Clove oil. When I do have my hair out, I try to practice daily moisturizing so my hair is not too dry.
Yourself and I are in the same Whatspp group as I’m flipped lazy too.I used to ash my hair no monthly and deep condition(steam it)every 6 weeks including finger detangling.Then would do twists and used minimal products.It gre so long couldn’t manage it😢 and cut it again.Now, am trying Ayurvedic and added new oils to my routine.
Notification gang 💃🏽 💃🏽 💃🏽 💃🏽
I had relaxed hair all my life until I decided in April last year that I want to go natural. To tell you the truth, I didn't know what I was doing with my hair I'd just wash it twice a month and it would be in a protective style. Until recently I decided to be intentional and do research on how to retain length as I discovered a bald spot and my hairline was struggling.
My updated hair routine :
1. I wash my hair once every two weeks.
2. I moisturize my hair twice a week.
3. I've learnt to be very gentle with my hair when combing and detangling, so I only use a wide tooth comb.
4. My hair loves moisturizing shampoos, thick oils and creamy butters
5. I can only do braid outs after wash day, I can't Conrow or flattwist to save my life 🤣🤦🏾♀️
6. I leave my hair alone as much as possible
7. I'm not comfortable cutting my hair so I don't do trims 😩😣
8. I sleep with a love kinks silk hair bonnet ❤️
Thank you for the video Sis ❤️ will definitely try the onion rinse and I've heard good things about cloves when it comes to hair growth.
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Hey Hunie...I've try out this new routine..1 wash my hair every week..2 Detangle my hair using a detangle conditioner..3 Deep condition my hair using a hair mayonnaise..4 Doing the LOC method by using Shea butter as a moisture and do a protective style..
My hair routine includes, giving my hair the TLC it needs requires long hours of detangling, washing in sections and cleansing the scalp, apply leave-in condition and dry then I apply my oils, moisturize and seal.
Love your hair Yolz. My routine is washing weekly and i deep condition maybe 2 to 3 times a month. My hair isnt growing anymore and is damaged but i do follow the LCO method and im not sure where im getting it wrong. Glad you are your hair care tips again. ❤️❤️❤️
I really don't have much of a routine. I wash my hair often when I have corn rows or protective styles because of the itch and the cloaking in my pores. If my hair is loose, I don't wash it that often instead I spray on water mixed with my favourites oils together. To maintain my hair, I buy affordable hair foods or oil, mix them all together because I believe each product has ingredients that are good for hair growth.☺
I cut my hair two weeks ago and and enjoy running water from my head when taking showers and will appreciate any products that will get me into a routine.
I miss those head-showers🙈
This is my answered prayer that you show us how you grow your hair I about to cut my daughter's locks to grow her hair naturally so it will be a blessing to receive the products gift. Love your channel big time
I've got 4c hair .. and I also recently did a big chop n since then my hair has definitely grown... well I've been keeping it natural.. I am a protective hairstyle girly..so most of the time I got a protective hairstyle on and I usually just use the dark and lovely waterless cleanser to clean my scalp then later on moisturize with hair oils from MPL.. but then when I take out the protective hairstyle.. I love to dampen my hair with a water and conditioner mixture ... then I detangle with a wide tooth comb.. then go in with the african black soap.. rinse that..then shampoo with a shampoo from the brand organics .. then condition and rinse and let it air dry a lil bit.. then I go in with my oils..twist or braid my hair up .. add some dark and lovely grow strong hair food .. n wear a bonnet ... ...
I've been wanting to switch it up ... show my hair some more love by using masks n making Homemade masks.. and deep conditioners.. oils.. combs and butters .. and leave in conditioners... I really wanna get to know my hair and what it needs better.. what techniques and products to use to keep my hair and scalp moisture locked ...
Issa journey.. issa process 🙈🥴🙂🥰.. my insta handle is @kay.maseeme ..am always active on there
Hey Yolz I was natural from 2019 till last year November when I just took an impulsive decision to go bald. From Frebruary this year I started growing my hair back. I love the cloves water. I now wash my hair every second week and deep condition then do the LOC method. I love spraying water daily on my hair if I’m lazy to do the cloves concoction. So happy that you’re back on TH-cam. Keep em DIYs coming❤❤❤
How do u do your clove water.....i tried it and the smell was so potent, i had to discard it.....i think maybe it was too strong 😆 🤣 😂
Hi Yolz.. I actually wash my hair with organic shampoo a 2 times month and condition 3 times a month..&apply hair food weekly...am a just keeping a productive style threading But my hair has been dry lately so I would like to try out these products.. Yah.. ❤️..
Hey Yolz. After 4 years of having natural hair, I decided to relax and cut my hair. I’ve transitioned back to growing my natural hair. My current route is basically washing my hair twice a week. I have my hair in small knots and when washing, I spritz my hair with water, then do a hot oil and remain with it for about an hour. Then I wash my hair with a shampoo, then deep condition it. From there, I first apply the leave-conditioner, then oils and a milk and honey moisturiser.
Your hair is beautiful I must say. I honestly don't have a hair routine as I have had to keep my hair short because I just feel like it never really grows, but seeing all the comments from below I think I'm ready to embark on my hair growth journey...
Hey Hun...Yooo I don't have a proper routine... watching with envy as i see all these products you have. I have natural hair but I know it's lacking in nutrition. Hope and pray I can be lucky enough to receive this mind blowing hamper... would love to start nurturing my hair
Hi Yolz, I wash my hair twice a month. I first rinse my hair in warm water dry it and add deep conditioner. Wrap it up in plastic bag and cover it up with a doek. I keep that on for 30min. Then follow up with rinsing the conditioner and add my Shampoo in the process. This is then followed by a final rinse. My wash days are nice and short. My hair is doing very well. I use leave in conditioner followed by a strengthening and conditioning oil. Twist my hair and wear my wig during the week. I do hot oil treatments on a needs basis.
This video came at the perfect time 🙌🏾 Ever since I cut my hair last year I’ve been cutting it monthly 😅 now I miss braids and I’m trying to grow it again. I just shampoo and condition twice a week and I apply moisturiser and /or hairfood.
Copped my hair this year July. The growing progress is very slow, I used to have relaxed hair now am going for natural 4c type hair. I use rice water, protective hairstyles( now that I can twist my hair a bit) I don't really have alot of products that I use on my hair😭 taking it one step a day.... Hoping to have healthy hair like yours❣️🙏
Hi Yolz, my routine is very simple. I wash my hair every 2 weeks even if I have a protective style on then I do a thorough wash. I wash my hair, follow with a deep conditioner maybe for 30 minutes with a plastic over my hair. After washing the deep conditioner I use my old t-shirt to dry my hair, then I use cream to moisturize my hair and end it with oil on my scalp and hair to seal.
My routine is, washing once in two weeks, i keep a protective hairstyle for 3 weeks at most because sometimes i sweat a lot from the head. Lately I haven't had money to buy some products and i have been using water, coconut oil to keep it healthy and detangled. I also refrain from using fibre on my hair when I plat
When I started with My natural hair during COVID lockdown I didn't even know what I was doing and everyone thought I would get tired of it but 2 years later I'm still here and enjoying it. I have learnt so much from TH-cam so I prefer doing my hair at home, I have only been to a natural hair friendly salon once and here is my routine: I wash my hair every two weeks -section hair into smaller sections, prepare a bottle of water with some conditioner and detangle, I normally use 2 shampoos ( one clarifying and just normal nat hair shampoo) to wash my hair, apply it on the hair, scratch scalp and prayer hands methods then wash with warm water, then deep condition sometimes use the normal conditioner and leave it on my hair for a few minutes the rinse. Dry hair with a towel then apply leave in conditioner followed by oil, moisturizer and seal. On a daily basis I spray on a home made mixture of water oil, moisturizer and sometimes hair butter. I'm lazy so I prefer protective hairstyles like conrows and flat twists and put on a wig when going out. @princess_khuli
My current hair routine is fenugreek seeds boiled with rosemary to make a solution and I spray it to my hair daily and then based my scalp with black castor oil from MPL and wash my hair once a week on Sunday and apply these ingredients daily for the 6days
I do also trim my split ends
I wash my hair every two weeks (in-between the washes I use shampoo only once a month). I always do an oil treatment first (I apply heated castor oil, coconut oil for 30 minutes or sometimes i leave it in overnight.) and then after rinsing the oils with Lukewarm water, I apply a deep conditioner, detangle my hair and leave it on for 30 minutes with a plastic bag on. Afterwards, I rinse the deep conditioner and proceed with moisturizing my hair. I wait for my hair to be semi dry, and then apply a cream and seal with an oil. I then finish of with twists. I take off the twist the next day and style my hair, and I just redo the twists again to have some length everyday.
Firstly the excitement I got when I realised this was a hair video iyoooooo❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I don't really have a hair care routine that I stick to.i just try to shampoo & condition (sometimes deep conditions)my hair once in two weeks and moisturise it every other day
Got beautiful hair Yolz and keep your hair routine coming.I am going for round 2 growing my natural hair and the beauty of using both oils and herbs that I use for both face and hair got me smiling😊!
I was also natural for some time, most of my adult life. Decided to experiment with relaxer late 2021 and had to cut my hair again by the end of the year... Maintained that for a few months but decided to grow it out through the winter. It's been low maintenance, but I've had some growth and now I am beginning to maintain it intentionally again. I still wash it once weekly, wet it almost daily and use combs sparingly. Learning to access the fro as it grows out my roots by reducing manipulation...
Thanks for sharing this Yolz it’s very helpful . I cut my hair in September so it’s still short. I don’t have any routine at the moment I just rinse my hair with clean water when I shower everyday then use shampoo maybe once a week...usually on Saturdays then moisturise it. I’m hoping for a healthy hair journey this time around🥰
So im also pretty much a natural hair advocate myself. I’ve had my fro since 2005 and just been btwn cutting and regrowing. I cut my hair again when I had my daughter 2 years ago and have kept it short for the longest time now, being 2 years. So I’m regrowing again and I’m washing once a week and basically doing the LOC method. Oil and water are my daily besties for this regrowth stage. I’m not at the deep conditioning phase as yet and I’d really LOVE to try these products to incorporate that to my wash days and regrowing journey. 🌸💕
Hi Yolz, I decided to cut my hair around April this year after giving birth because it was breaking alot but now I am back at growing my natural hair. My daily routine is wahing my hair, oil, shear butter to moisturizer. I do hot oil once a week to keep my hair moisturized.
Need to also invest on the detangling brush
I have been a lazy natural since I stopped relaxing my hair in 2014. I braid and cut my hair all the time. I'm currently maintaining my short natural hair and don't really have a routine. I'm honestly not invested in my hair and want to change that. I'm going to cut my hair (again) this weekend and start a new hair routine which I hope to be consistent with. I now want to grow out my hair into a beautiful afro.
As a student, maintaining my hair is so costly. Because I don't have enough time and money to maintain my natural hair, I tend to wash my hair on Saturdays and I use coconut oil on m hair while it's still damp. Once my hair is dry I moisturize and comb it. I then twist it until Monday. I hydrate using water and castor oil, then add moisture and style.
Hey Hunnie, I've had to cut my hair about 3 times in the last four years 🤦🏿♀️ I've cut my hair again and I'm sticking to a basic routine. I wash my hair every 2 weeks, deep condition and moisturise using the LOC method about twice a week. That basically it.
Hey Yols, I am happy that you are back, I wash my hair twice in a month, deep condition using the cheapest I can find that month, then I condition after deep condition, then after washing off the conditioner, let it air-dry for ten minutes so that the water absorpt to the hair, then I use leaving in conditioner leave it air-dry for ten minutes, oil and then the raw Shea butter cream is my to hey then protective is twist to dry out completely. I do use aloe for pre poo and shampoo the scalp once in blue🌙 with apple cider vinegar.. looking forward to trying out those products
The whole of last I’ve been cutting my hair and exploring colours, honestly enjoyed that season so much. Stopped cutting towards the end of the year…I’ve done quiet a lot of protective styling and my hair has grown beyond my expectation 😅 honestly shocked me because I’ve always struggled with length but then again I’ve never really understood my hair.
I am getting somewhere with that, slowly but surely.
I don’t have a set hair routine yet, it’s been trial error mntakabw
I’ve been prioritizing my scalp a lot though, as someone who struggles with eczema I’ve always struggled with itchy scalp sometimes flaky. I’ve changed things like moisturizing my scalp at night because I’ve realized that it becomes damp because I trap all of that with my silk doek and then it becomes itchy.
I’m still trying to understand my hair’s relationship with oils, ikhona into e off… I haven’t figured it out yet though and the fact that my hair isn’t the same texture/ type throughout my head. It’s a struggle sana this thing but you know what, this is the hill I’m dying on
Yolz you have a LOT of hair. It's so beautiful! I love it. Missing my afro days, I've been locd two and a half years now.
Thank you hunie❤️
I cut my hair around March 2022 after i tried using Aloe vera plant on my hair to grow my hair and literally my hair fell off the next day.Now my hair hasn't been growing that well .My hair routine is basically washing my hair with sunlight dishwashing liquid atleast twice a week and moisturizing with coconut oil .I am currently doing research on affordable student on a budget natural hair products I can use to help my hair grow and stay healthy
i have a TWA and low porosity hair, All i do is spray my hair with lavender water(home made) and apply a CANTU Tea tree/jojoba scalp oil and then i wear a shower cap while taking a shower then im good to go.i feel this is working for my hair coz the steam keeps it hydrated and eeasy to manage plus it grows.
Your hair is so beautiful 🤩 😍
Hi Yolz.. so I just cut my hair, I've had natural hair for the last four years and I felt that I needed a big chop. So I'm trying to grow it back again. I wash my hair everyday in the shower because it's still short, using the organic shampoo and conditioner, then after I apply the native child grapeseed oil to my scalp and a bit of native child castor oil to give it that shine and keep it moisture.
Hey Yolz, love your hair videos they're very insightful. My routine is simple really, I'm still learning when it comes to maintaining my natural hair:
I wash my hair like two times a month, and this when I'm taking down my plaits. Of which my hair is almost always plaited by the way.
However, I let it breath for like a day or two and then plait it back again.
I don't have any specific products that I use, I use almost everything and mostly oils.
I've also been experimenting with rice water and I must say, I do see a slight difference in the length of my hair. Thanks Yolz.
I am a new mom and currently have quite an inconsistent routine Yolz for I don't always have time in my hands to wash every week. So I prepoo with hot oil, then wash and deep condition every 2-3 weeks, I let my hair air dry in 2 strand twists, then I decide what quick DIY hairstyle to do.
Thank you for the hair content after a while Boss lady, I missed Yolz hair content.
Basically we learn everyday, I wash my hair twice in a month, at first I put it in sections and I pre poo with rice water for about 30mins and then I rinse the rice water off before I detangle with conditioner and my detangler then after I wash with shampoo then deep condition then I moisture and use oil to seal in my moisture
Hi YolZ.
I just love your hair.
I don’t have hair routine bin trying to grow my hair it’s quiet a journey but I’ll try your DIY products.
Hi Yolz, my hair routine for the past few years was everything that you were doing and you taught us but because of the braids my hairline suffered extremely and I let go of my hair, its been 2 weeks but my brush is growing, I wash my hair with shampoo every Sunday but every day, I cowash twice a day since I take showers twice but I do the LOC method only in the morning because I have a dry scalp and need the moisture but I really want to put more effort in this new journey with natural home maid remedies and i usually have length but this time, i want fuller, stronger hair.
My Current routine...I do protective styling. When I do not have braids I do wig lines , I wash my hair every 2 weeks and when I do I use a herb mixture as a mask for 2 hours, rinse off after 2 hours n wash my hair using a conditioner as shampoos dries my hair
Your face is flawless..how do you achieve such a beautiful skin
My routine is washing whenever I can honestly (2 or 3 times a month) then I finger detangle and deep condition, base my scalp with hair food and seal it with Argan oil that's infused with black Jamaican oil, mpl fermented rice water also moisturizes my hair well. I'm still learning and discovering what works for my short natural hair.
Heeey Yolz! Im so happy to see you doing hair content again. Will def try out all those DIYs that you have suggested.
My current routine looks like this:
Washday is weekly and i deep condition after every wash. So on washday i always start with a prepoo either with conditioner or some hot oil treatment. I use the LCO method to moisturise my hair after washing then after 3 or 4 days i moisturise again. I try to style it in a protective style that lasts me till my next washday. I also have a splitz bottle with water, leave in conditione and some oils that i spray on my hair every other day
Hey hunnies,I cut my hair February wanted a fresh start cause my hair line was damaged from protective hairstyles,I love my hair now I've learnt alot about hair I believe so I'm applying those little tips I get i just want healthy hair don't really care about length but of course I want to see positive results I'm not perfect I'm taking one step at a time. ☺️☺️☺️😉😉I base my sculp maybe 2 times a week on this hair journey I make sure I have treatment at a salon once or twice a month
Hey Yolz, So I have dreadlocks which after being natural for years, they make my life easy. Liquid leave in conditioner and sometimes rose water are my friend through the week. I have 2 wash-days a month and the day before my wash-day, i do a hot oil treatment which I wash off the next day. I have been advised not to use conditioner on my locks but I love how soft it makes them so 💁🏾♀️😅
Hey Yolz... I did my big chop in July 2022 and I used to wash my hair once a week with shampoo and conditioner then do LOC method twice or thrice a week until now I did braids the last past two weeks where I just spray my hair with a mixture of water, leave in conditioner plus a mixture of coconut oil and olive
I want to try washing my hair while in braids to keep a clean scalp
I used to have natural hair before my big chop but I experienced alot of breakage because I neglected my hair alot by not moisture retention enough
Hi Yolz, I recently had my hair cut as indication of new beginnings. My routine currently is non-existent, which is actually something I would like to get fixed as I've heard getting a routine down as early as possible just makes the hair journey that much better.
Hi Yols....I really enjoyed your content, my wash day routine is also very simple I use moisturizing shampoo and deep conditioner....A very light leave in conditioner, I mix my three light oils sweet almond, avocado and grape seed oil....and to seal in all that moisture I added a new product into my regiment Blue Magic Conditioner....And then I put my hair in a protective style (Bantu Knots) I will definitely try your onion receipt soon 💓
Wow your hair growth 👌🏾🔥
I wash and condition 2-3 weeks
I oild my hair 3-4times in a week
I relax 2-3months in a year
I recently cut my relaxed hair end of October 2022. So I am a super short hair girlie right now🥰, trying to learn once again how to better take care of my hair and simply nourish it as best as I can 😌
My routine is:
- Shampoo and condition once a week
- I rinse it with water in the shower everyday though
- Use leave in conditioner
- Argan oil
- And Prosana Hair Serum
It’s not perfect, but I’m learning and mostly trying to love & embrace my super short hair through it all ❤️❤️
I cut my hair in August and I can't believe I had knotless braids done in October already...
I honestly do a hair routine(LOC) once a month otherwise I just run it through water daily when i shower followed by a moisturizer....my hair now really loves it. I guess I had to regrow my hair to understand that I don't need a lot of products and water is my friend
I absolutely love my hair but I’ve been very scared to have it out because I barely know how to maintain it but in the last 3 months I’ve made a conscious decision to take care of my hair, I have adopted a 2 week wash day routine and I am absolutely loving the results of the wash days and daily moisturising.
Helo my sista my kids and I are happy to see this video this morning one of my kids her hair is struggling to grow on one side and it's bothering her it's been a week since we use clove they love natural hair so crazy it will be a blessing to win the product
I detangle my hair with conditioner and water after protective style which I normally have on. Wash my hair with a clicks shampoo. Its a dandruff shampoo since I have alot of. Then I deep condition using Afro botanic. Then I use oil on my scalp and cream from afro botanic and that's it. I use auntie jackie oil on my hairline since it promotes hair growth and I have seen it strengthen it.
At the beginning of this year i relaxed my hair, that's when i realised that its not for me so i transitioned back and cut off the relaxed hair. I wash my hair with shampoo twice a month and i use a LOC method. I deep condition twice a month and put it in protective style. Twist with my hair and wear wigs so that i can be able to wash my hair on Sundays. I think ill start with braids next year, i am slowly getting back to my old natural routine and ill be introducing protein treatments and oil treatments. I am relearning my hair all over again and i must say it exciting shem.
Hi Yolz, I was my hair every two weeks. I put oil before every wash for an hour and then I wash with shampoo and then add shampoo then braid and then 45 mis later rinse off and let air dry
Your hair is so beautiful and I was amazed at how quickly it grew back.
For me, really to be honest I don't have much of a routine. I am trying different products as I go by.. sometimes I get frustrated with my hair because I feel it's not growing they way I would like for it to grow. But I'll be patient.
I like how your routine is simple and relatable. Your hair looks nice by the way I can see the softness through the lence of my phone how I wish mine can be that soft 🙈🙈🙈🙈. My hair routine wash with shampoo then conditioner I do deep conditioning twice a month I then apply hair butter and oil then the church is out. 💓
Hey Yolz. I have very short hair, so it's quick and easy to wash. I was it every week, then I mix my leave-in conditioner with my oil in a spray bottle. I moisturize as well. That's it!
We actually cut our hair around the same time 😊 I've also been trying a whole lot of DIYs. Every once in a while I do the Cardi B hair mask however, I make sure I cleanse my hair (Normal shampoo and conditioner) every second week. To moisturize I use Leave in conditioner, then I seal with a butter (My fave is Shea butter). Been loving the SofnFree Hairfood and moisturizer as well. That's what I use in between wash days.
I cut my hair recently and I've just developed a routine. I wash weekly, deep condition and shampoo. I then sprits with cloves mixed with black castor oil, then moisturize with sofn n free cannabis & shea butter range oil moisturer and butter.
Hey guys, I have 4C hair and honestly don't have a hair routine.
I just wash and condition my hair then use avocado hairfood for moisture.
Thank you for sharing your hair routine with us , I'm learning alot from you.
Holding thumbs for the give away🙂🙂
Lol i also have shaved sides now, if my hair ain't in a protective style, I wash once every two weeks and use butter and oil.. Nothing fancy. And when in protective I spritz with water first and leave in conditioner and oil.
Hi Yolz I just had dreadlocks and my heart didn't look health so I decided to cut in October, I now wash my hair every 2weeks and moisturising 3 times a week, my routing includes spraying with cloves and rosemary water, put in light oil, a moisturiser and seal with a heavy oil.
My current routine is wash and deep condition every second week. I use the LOC method to moisturize at least twice a week and also believe in protective hair styles
I still have a lot learning to do when it comes to my hair. My hair routine includes washing my hair twice a month. I use shampoo then condition, apply my deep moisture butter on damp hair then a hair growth oil. I’m struggling with my hairline nkosi yam kubi😭😭 I always find my self cutting my hair coz of my struggling hairline💔. I last cut my hair in June, 3 months ago I bought myself the sofnfree cannabis & shea butter hair food and I think iyayizama ihairline yam🤔.