Curlfriend, my Revair has really helped me retain a lot of thickness and length because my highly curly/coily fine strands no longer have as much opportunity to break off on themselves. Here's a 10% OFF coupon if you're interested 👉🏾 "FNHROCKS" [ revair.pxf.io/FNHROCKS ]
I think my favorite tip or what I’ve noticed that has grown my fine natural hair so long is keeping it in a stretched state to avoid those single strand knots/tangles!
YES!! I totally agree with you! Also, this is why I love using my Revair so much! It has truly been a magical addition to my Haircare regimen because now I don’t need to fight with single strand knots and dry crispy ends as much as I used to in the past! 😆👏🏾🙌🏾
Welcome to our Curlfriend Crew!!! 💛 I'm happy you found Fine Natural Hair ROCKS too! It's so important for us to embrace our gorgeous tresses just as they grow from our heads.
Happy Monday 🖤 These are some awesome tips. I definitely have thin fine hair and alot of times I don't like to wear it out because it's so thin. I wear wigs alot but I take care of my edges. I wash as needed also and that helps. I use biotin shampoos and Take vitamins now. Have a Blessed Week 🙌 🛐but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.💜💜💜
Happy Monday Beautiful!!! 🤗💛 I'm glad you enjoyed this video! I completely get not wanting to wear thinner strands out and also using wigs to achieve the looks we desire! You mentioned using biotin shampoos and also taking vitamins. Has the biotion shampoo been working for you? Have a Blessed week as well Curlfriend! 🤗🙏🏾
@FineNaturalHairRocks I haven't noticed a big difference yet but I just started using the biotin shampoo and conditioner. I'll give it another month or so then see if I'll continue or not.
Limited on styling like a MUHHH!!! I am on a 3 month cornrows (no extensions) journey. I will not be washing my hair at the during this personal challenge HOWEVER, I will be doing my cornrows (4 on each side of my head) and continue with my 3 month journey. I give my hair what it requires, and I assess it each day when I remove my wig.
This is so smart and sounds nearly IDENTICAL to how I manage my hair on a daily basis. I do want to expand my styling though...when did you start your 3 month natural cornrows journey? This is awesome!!
Niiiice!!! 5-6x per week is such an awesome exercise habit to have! You GO PATRICIA!!!! 😍🙌🏾🙌🏾 P.S. Thanks for checking out this video! I'm really glad you liked it! 🥰💛
@@BA-vv1gy No damage. You just have to take care of it like it's your own hair because all of your hair is out. And go for your maintenance visits. Sew in weaves always thin or break my hair off. The microlinks feel like I don't have anything in my head. No stress on the scalp. And I use my revair blow dryer with them.
i am guilty of washing my hair every week becoz someone on the internet say that's what works. i learned the hard way.My hair just needs to be washed once a month.
Hey Rutendo! You have a very beautiful name btw!! As for washing the hair though, I really think as-needed is the best.. If your hair is properly moisturized from within, I really don't see a need to wash it more frequently than once per month either. 💛
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS I agree 100%. I have both fine and thin hair and I was doing all the wrong things because someone said that's the way to do it. I just recently learned that all you need is to study and pay attention to your hair and see what it likes and what it does not like. Hopefully, my hair will start to retain length.
Congratulations on your Big Chop and thank you for checking out this video beautiful! 🎊🎉🤗 I’m glad you enjoyed it! This video will really help you out with your big chop journey as you must ensure that your hair is properly moisturized 👉🏾 th-cam.com/video/UnF0u-D_UK8/w-d-xo.html
Great video...where would I buy the Fenugreek gel? My edges are very thin...not due to wigs....they're the product of tight foam rollers....rolled those bad boys up and they expanded and welp....over time pulled out edges...🥴
Thanks for checking out this video, Beautiful! For the Fenugreek gel, I purchased mine a few years back from NaturallClub. I've been looking on their website for it but I didn't see it; I feel like the product is made seasonally which would make sense why I haven't been able to see it outside of Black Friday/Independence Day sales. I'm sorry to hear that you've suffered from thinning edges due to foam rollers. Our fine hair can be so fragile and sensitive sometimes... What styles do you wear now to avoid that?
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS I basically wear it pulled back into a ponytail which I know isn't good but need ideas for other styles that do not involve weave or wigs...🤷🏽 I haven't worn rollers for years and basically wash condition well and brush in ponytail while wet.
This is so true! Lately I’ve been really enjoying my African chebe butters which is a type of Ayurveda that works to lock in moisture while also protecting the strands. It’s also light enough to use on my fine natural hair which I love 😍
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS You're welcome! I just feel like if we always reference ayurveda, we'll forget African contributions to herbal medicine. Although, some of the Indian names are easier to say. I'm not calling neem "dongoyaro." Don't know which Nigerian tribe calls it that, but it's a mouthful 😅
@@nedume.2223 HAha! I agree with you completely! I actually didn't know that there was a difference between Ayurveda and African herbal ingredients - I always thought the term "Ayurveda" referenced all types of natural herbs from the Earth. This is a really interesting differentiation though because the more I think I've this, the more I realize that language really does make a difference. P.S. Thanks for teaching me about dongoyaro! 😍
Thank you for this video!! I currently use Shea Moisture Egde gel with flaxseed and hibiscus which I lo e because its doesnt pull out my tender edges. What ayuvedic shampoos/conditions would you suggest? I usually used Baking soda/aloe juice/ tea yree oil mix to clease and ACV to rinse and condition but sometimes I just want to wash and not have to prep all of that. TIA!
Hey Beautiful Curlfriend! 💛 Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out this video! In terms of my favourite ayurvedic shampoos/conditioners, I've got quite a few. Check out this video for a full breakdown of all the goods 👉🏾 th-cam.com/users/live7tecpwkkKeU?feature=share
Hey Hazel! Unfortunately, they no longer sell the original Black edge gel that I mentioned earlier, however they've got this alternative on their website using flaxseed gel: bit.ly/3lg2RZp
Great video! The Chanel earrings are so cute 🥰 My hair thrives on low manipulation hairstyles. I currently have them in mini braids and it’s 🙌🏾 I always find it hard to sleep with a scarf, I find that it irritates my forehead. My forehead is sensitive to a lot of fabric and I just don’t know what to do. Do you have any suggestions?
Thank you! 🥰 Mini braids are soooo cute btw! How long do you intend to keep them in for? As for keeping your mini braids intake without a scarf, Have you tried using a more snugly fit bonnet? This can help to reduce frizzing and friction without using a scarf.
I love your makeup and hair. Beautiful ❤ I’ve been using the LC from Mielle and I really like it! I’m going to try the shampoo. Now, I’ve been eating better lately, also drinking more water and I can see the change in my body. Great tips!
Have you used hair clip ins, or easy extensions to thicken hair? Or even wigs that don't look too thick. Maybe I'm just too self conscious because many wigs look so heavy and fake. I'd like things that look more realistic like my own hair.
You should try nature valley’s hair, skin and nail vitamins. I’ve always had low density hair and those vitamins have noticeably thickened my hair, to the point that other people noticed. I have clip ins but I didn’t feel comfortable clipping them in and removing them every night. I didn’t know if it would take out my hair and I didn’t want to take the risk. Hope this helped ❤️
Hey beautiful Curlfriend! I've used hair clip ins in the past but its not a style that I wear often due to the heavy manipulation required to install the clip ins daily and then the heaviness caused by wearing them all day. As for wigs, I do tend to look for wigs that don't look too thick because I find the thickness is a dead giveaway that the hair is not real. Do you prefer synthetic wigs or human hair wigs?
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS I prefer synthetic. The price is one thing. However, mostly I feel uncomfortable knowing that the hair was once actually on another human's head.
Omg I knoooooww! Those gorgeous box braids had me LOCKED ! Lol!! I still rock them every now and then but this time around, I know it’s a fun hairstyle and I also know that I can experience breakage or slower length retention at best.., If I’m not ok with that, then I won’t install them..
Curlfriend, my Revair has really helped me retain a lot of thickness and length because my highly curly/coily fine strands no longer have as much opportunity to break off on themselves. Here's a 10% OFF coupon if you're interested 👉🏾 "FNHROCKS" [ revair.pxf.io/FNHROCKS ]
I think my favorite tip or what I’ve noticed that has grown my fine natural hair so long is keeping it in a stretched state to avoid those single strand knots/tangles!
YES!! I totally agree with you! Also, this is why I love using my Revair so much! It has truly been a magical addition to my Haircare regimen because now I don’t need to fight with single strand knots and dry crispy ends as much as I used to in the past! 😆👏🏾🙌🏾
Agree
same
So happy I found this channel. I’m so tired of weaves, wigs and extensions. I wanna learn how to just except my hair and grow it more healthy.
Welcome to our Curlfriend Crew!!! 💛 I'm happy you found Fine Natural Hair ROCKS too! It's so important for us to embrace our gorgeous tresses just as they grow from our heads.
Happy Monday 🖤
These are some awesome tips. I definitely have thin fine hair and alot of times I don't like to wear it out because it's so thin. I wear wigs alot but I take care of my edges. I wash as needed also and that helps. I use biotin shampoos and Take vitamins now.
Have a Blessed Week 🙌
🛐but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.💜💜💜
Happy Monday Beautiful!!! 🤗💛
I'm glad you enjoyed this video! I completely get not wanting to wear thinner strands out and also using wigs to achieve the looks we desire! You mentioned using biotin shampoos and also taking vitamins. Has the biotion shampoo been working for you?
Have a Blessed week as well Curlfriend! 🤗🙏🏾
@FineNaturalHairRocks I haven't noticed a big difference yet but I just started using the biotin shampoo and conditioner. I'll give it another month or so then see if I'll continue or not.
CORRECTION** Ambunu and Chebe are historical African herbs that are primarily found in Chad in East Africa. They are NOT Ayurvedic herbs.
Keratin treatments really thinned my usually thick natural hair 😭😭 Thanks for sharing.
Oh no! I’m so sorry to hear that! What were you using to do your keratin treatments?
Limited on styling like a MUHHH!!! I am on a 3 month cornrows (no extensions) journey. I will not be washing my hair at the during this personal challenge HOWEVER, I will be doing my cornrows (4 on each side of my head) and continue with my 3 month journey. I give my hair what it requires, and I assess it each day when I remove my wig.
This is so smart and sounds nearly IDENTICAL to how I manage my hair on a daily basis. I do want to expand my styling though...when did you start your 3 month natural cornrows journey? This is awesome!!
Excellent information, I exercise 5 to 6 times a week.💜
Niiiice!!! 5-6x per week is such an awesome exercise habit to have! You GO PATRICIA!!!! 😍🙌🏾🙌🏾
P.S. Thanks for checking out this video! I'm really glad you liked it! 🥰💛
Microlinks is a great extension option for fine hair. My edges have grown back so much!
Did you notice any damage related to tension?
@@BA-vv1gy No damage. You just have to take care of it like it's your own hair because all of your hair is out. And go for your maintenance visits. Sew in weaves always thin or break my hair off. The microlinks feel like I don't have anything in my head. No stress on the scalp. And I use my revair blow dryer with them.
@@aundriacharles3660 wow. I’m very interested. Can you moisturize your hair with them in? Deep condition?
@@BA-vv1gy Yes and yes. Your scalp is fully exposed.
Oh wow! This is good to know! I actually have not tried micro links before. How often and for how long do you wear yours?
Oh my GOODNESS! You have hair JUST like mine! I feel so seen!
These TH-cam streets will have you thinking you the only one!
Yaaay! I love this for you!! Welcome to the Curlfriend Crew! I'm glad you found us! 💛🤗
He can you please recommend a few conditioners both leave in and regular with alot of slip for regular hair and also a few good hair masks. Thanks
Hey Curlfriend! This video has everything that I love the most: th-cam.com/video/7ndm4MyFPY4/w-d-xo.html
i am guilty of washing my hair every week becoz someone on the internet say that's what works. i learned the hard way.My hair just needs to be washed once a month.
Hey Rutendo! You have a very beautiful name btw!! As for washing the hair though, I really think as-needed is the best.. If your hair is properly moisturized from within, I really don't see a need to wash it more frequently than once per month either. 💛
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS I agree 100%. I have both fine and thin hair and I was doing all the wrong things because someone said that's the way to do it. I just recently learned that all you need is to study and pay attention to your hair and see what it likes and what it does not like. Hopefully, my hair will start to retain length.
Taking notes ✍️😍☑️
Sweeeet! I'm glad you're enjoying this one Curlfriend!!! 💛
New subscriber here because you're so jolly and pretty.
Awwww, thank you! And welcome to the Curlfriend Crew!!! 🤗💛
Thank you 😊 good information ℹ did the big chop😊so I’m learning my hair all over again.
Congratulations on your Big Chop and thank you for checking out this video beautiful! 🎊🎉🤗 I’m glad you enjoyed it! This video will really help you out with your big chop journey as you must ensure that your hair is properly moisturized 👉🏾 th-cam.com/video/UnF0u-D_UK8/w-d-xo.html
Coming trough with those tips 👍🏾
You already know!! 😄💛🙌🏾
Great video...where would I buy the Fenugreek gel? My edges are very thin...not due to wigs....they're the product of tight foam rollers....rolled those bad boys up and they expanded and welp....over time pulled out edges...🥴
Thanks for checking out this video, Beautiful! For the Fenugreek gel, I purchased mine a few years back from NaturallClub. I've been looking on their website for it but I didn't see it; I feel like the product is made seasonally which would make sense why I haven't been able to see it outside of Black Friday/Independence Day sales. I'm sorry to hear that you've suffered from thinning edges due to foam rollers. Our fine hair can be so fragile and sensitive sometimes... What styles do you wear now to avoid that?
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS I basically wear it pulled back into a ponytail which I know isn't good but need ideas for other styles that do not involve weave or wigs...🤷🏽 I haven't worn rollers for years and basically wash condition well and brush in ponytail while wet.
@@brownsuga810 Yes! I get this completely. I'll keep you posted :)
I started with ayurvedic herbs, but I've been researching African herbs and there's some overlap.
This is so true! Lately I’ve been really enjoying my African chebe butters which is a type of Ayurveda that works to lock in moisture while also protecting the strands. It’s also light enough to use on my fine natural hair which I love 😍
Thanks for checking out this video beautiful!!!
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS You're welcome! I just feel like if we always reference ayurveda, we'll forget African contributions to herbal medicine. Although, some of the Indian names are easier to say. I'm not calling neem "dongoyaro." Don't know which Nigerian tribe calls it that, but it's a mouthful 😅
@@nedume.2223 HAha! I agree with you completely! I actually didn't know that there was a difference between Ayurveda and African herbal ingredients - I always thought the term "Ayurveda" referenced all types of natural herbs from the Earth. This is a really interesting differentiation though because the more I think I've this, the more I realize that language really does make a difference. P.S. Thanks for teaching me about dongoyaro! 😍
@@nedume.2223 I loooove learning new things!!!
I love your video! New sub definitely ❤
Yay! Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it! 💛
Thank You✌️❤️🙏🏽
You are so welcome 🤗💛
Can someone name a few of these Ayurvedic products please? I have very fine hair and would like to try these. Thank you in advance. ❤
Hey Beautiful Curlfriend! I love quite a few Ayurvedic products! Is there something in particular that you are looking for?
Thank you for this video!! I currently use Shea Moisture Egde gel with flaxseed and hibiscus which I lo e because its doesnt pull out my tender edges. What ayuvedic shampoos/conditions would you suggest? I usually used Baking soda/aloe juice/ tea yree oil mix to clease and ACV to rinse and condition but sometimes I just want to wash and not have to prep all of that. TIA!
Hey Beautiful Curlfriend! 💛 Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out this video! In terms of my favourite ayurvedic shampoos/conditioners, I've got quite a few. Check out this video for a full breakdown of all the goods 👉🏾 th-cam.com/users/live7tecpwkkKeU?feature=share
@Fine Natural Hair Rocks Where can I find the fenugreek gel you mentioned? Thanks in advance!
Hey Hazel! Unfortunately, they no longer sell the original Black edge gel that I mentioned earlier, however they've got this alternative on their website using flaxseed gel: bit.ly/3lg2RZp
Thank you Sis!
Great video! The Chanel earrings are so cute 🥰 My hair thrives on low manipulation hairstyles. I currently have them in mini braids and it’s 🙌🏾 I always find it hard to sleep with a scarf, I find that it irritates my forehead. My forehead is sensitive to a lot of fabric and I just don’t know what to do. Do you have any suggestions?
It's expensive but try a real silk scarf i.e not polyester or satin. Or opt to not tie your head but simply use a silk pillowcase.
Thank you! 🥰 Mini braids are soooo cute btw! How long do you intend to keep them in for? As for keeping your mini braids intake without a scarf, Have you tried using a more snugly fit bonnet? This can help to reduce frizzing and friction without using a scarf.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing!! 💛
I love your makeup and hair. Beautiful ❤ I’ve been using the LC from Mielle and I really like it! I’m going to try the shampoo. Now, I’ve been eating better lately, also drinking more water and I can see the change in my body. Great tips!
Thank you so much!! 🥰 I'm so glad to hear that you've been doing a lot better with your self-care goals! You GOT THIS!!! 😍🙌🏾
What gel do you recommend for edges
Hmmm, this is a great question! Currently, one of my favourite gel for edges is this one from Mielle Organics 👉🏾 amzn.to/3EuHNED
Have you used hair clip ins, or easy extensions to thicken hair? Or even wigs that don't look too thick. Maybe I'm just too self conscious because many wigs look so heavy and fake. I'd like things that look more realistic like my own hair.
I wear wigs Sis and BEST believe, my wigs are a density that is ALWAYS similar to my hair. Shop around as they are out there.
You should try nature valley’s hair, skin and nail vitamins. I’ve always had low density hair and those vitamins have noticeably thickened my hair, to the point that other people noticed. I have clip ins but I didn’t feel comfortable clipping them in and removing them every night. I didn’t know if it would take out my hair and I didn’t want to take the risk. Hope this helped ❤️
Hey beautiful Curlfriend! I've used hair clip ins in the past but its not a style that I wear often due to the heavy manipulation required to install the clip ins daily and then the heaviness caused by wearing them all day. As for wigs, I do tend to look for wigs that don't look too thick because I find the thickness is a dead giveaway that the hair is not real. Do you prefer synthetic wigs or human hair wigs?
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS I prefer synthetic. The price is one thing. However, mostly I feel uncomfortable knowing that the hair was once actually on another human's head.
Took me years to avoid extensions
Omg I knoooooww! Those gorgeous box braids had me LOCKED ! Lol!! I still rock them every now and then but this time around, I know it’s a fun hairstyle and I also know that I can experience breakage or slower length retention at best.., If I’m not ok with that, then I won’t install them..
what’s your hair porosity?
I used to be low porosity but now I have medium porosity hair. How about you? What is your hair's porosity?
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS low porosity and i’m having trouble keeping it moisturized.
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Thanks for checking out this video beautiful!!
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Thanks for watching beautiful Curlfriend!!!! 💛
You're beautiful
Thank you 💛