Deep Conditioning NATURAL Hair | For DRY/ Damaged Natural Hair | Treatment for Healthier HAIR

How to properly #deepcondition your #naturalhair . This video is friendly for all my naturals! Do this at home for Healthier hair. Deep conditioning your hair is Super IMPORTANT to promote healthy hair growth. Doing will strengthen or repair hair damage.
If you try it out let me know! I hope you all enjoy today's video and give me a huge thumbs up! Comment "Conditioning Week" in the comment section if you are reading this!
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Conditioner: Argan Oil for Hair, Intensive Conditioning Treatment
by Creme of Nature, Argan Oil of Morocco, Moisturizing Hair Care, 12 Fl Oz a.co/d/i18ojTM
Shampoo: Argan Oil Shampoo by Creme of Nature, Moisture & Shine Shampoo, Sulfate Free Hair Care Formula, Nourishes, Hydrates, Detangles, 12 fl. oz. a.co/d/cxtxqvd
African Pride Olive Miracle 2-In-1 Shampoo 12 oz. (Pack of 2) a.co/d/98rDtCe
Silicon Mix Silicon Mix Bambu Bamboo Nutritive Hair Treatment 16 Ounce, 16 Ounces a.co/d/4VYZIGx
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[@bjones8698]

Just keep doing your thing!
Gorgeous young lady...great speaking voice!

[@Babiielicous1996]

Could you do separate videos on your go to hairstyles? Do you still use the two shampoos and the silicone conditioner, love from us🇵🇹🇦🇴 🇬🇧

[@Esthernorvil]

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[@J_mela]

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[@user-rs1rz7hh7w]

Your hair is beautiful. And well defined. So you comb your hair with shampoo?

[@LethalLemonLime]

The back is also harder than the hair in the front for me.

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[@alexandralouis2720]

Shea moisture

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[@Unfiltered_from_The_Bronx]

The more grease and product in your hair the less umph or suds you'll find while washing. Which is why it wasn't till the third time that you washed your hair that you could see a considerably more amount of suds. Don't Blame the shampoo for not sudzing your hair enough when you probably wash your hair once a week, and have accumulated a lot of dirt and grease throughout that week. A good deep conditioning method is to apply the deep conditioning masl and cover it with a HEATED CAP for 30-45 min. You should be losing alot less hair on your wash day that way. My niece is half black. I make all her shampoos and conditioners. Including her deep conditioning mask and her deep cleansing shampoo that I only use once a week; and deep conditioner twice a week. Other than that, I wash her hair every 2 days. She has 4b hair that's down to her waist and sheds a lot less hair than you do. I have type 2 b hair and treat my nieces hair like I do mine. Another thing that's key, whether you have 4c hair like my niece or 2b like mine is a great leave in conditioner . I make all of our hair products... down to the gel we use! Leave in conditioners is a must!

[@teddy-xv4ec]

You are aggressive for absolutely no reason. Black people can get away with not washing their hair everyday. And last time I checked her hair was on her head not yours meaning you don't know the details about her hair so stop berating her and telling her what to do. Not to mention her hair is CLEARLY healthy so your little "lesson" was unnecessary

[@LethalLemonLime]

You act like shedding is unnatural and isn't supposed to happen. If the hair phase is finished and the hair root has detached itself from the follicle, whether you comb less and leave those strands in your hair or comb more and actually get them out does not change the rate of shedding. Shedding isn't bad. Breakage is.