My hair grew a lot since lockdown. I washed it weekly (10 mins to shampoo, 10 mins deep conditioner, 30 mins to moisturize and redo 4-6 plaits) that’s it. I left my hair alone after wash day, stayed hydrated and slept well. That’s it. What’s your favorite head wrap?
Yes, this! I find that simple routines are always the best 🙌🏾. Also, I really like crownned headwraps. They have great colors and are large enough to tie in cute ways.
oh my days!! (new subscriber here!) the first tip blew me away!!! I also moved to a drier climate from a place that was humid and I've had to moisturize my hair every 2-3 days before washday. Didn't know why, but after seeing your video, it makes so much sense!!!! Thank you so much for the tips!! 💕
I only wear wash and goes, workout 4days a week,sweat a lot and cleanse, condition and style every 4-5 days. I get my hair trimmed every 3-4months and it’s noticeably longer than when I started my journey.
I believe a healthy scalp is key! Thoroughly wash and rinse once a week, no more than two. What you are saying also applies especially using heat. Although I prefer heat styles during the winter months, wash and goes during the summer…works for me!
Love the tip on moisturizing which I do about every 3 days. My low porosity hair loves veg glycerin mixed with water and leave in conditioner. I swear by Mielle rosemary mint scalp oil the next day after wash day-it has been the key to my hair growth!!
I really don’t measure-I squeeze about 2 tablespoons and I pour about 1 tablespoon of that new milky like shea moisture leave in conditioner in a spray bottle with some castor oil. Of course everyone hair is different so be mindful
Tip 1 I think is what I needed bcs I normally wait for my hair to feel dry before I moisturize... OMG thank u can't wait to experiment and I hope I get good results
As a first-time viewer to your channel. This is the only time I have ever heard this tip. It's an eye-opener. Thanks for the 1st tip, I definitely will do it. I used to wait until my hair felt dry, but I would moisturize the day before now. Thank you.
Great video! Beautiful hair! Hope you are inspired to share more such as your protective hairstyle of choice. Your favorite headwraps for professional settings. How you moisturize while keeping hair in protective styles.
Your hair is beautiful. Thank you for this video it was useful. Love your tip of moisturising your hair mid week ❤ I will implement it, I am already doing all the others tips.
Thank you for the support, sis! 😊 They are almost 4 yrs apart. The before picture was taken in July 2019. The after picture was taken in May of this year.
could u type what salon u went to pls? i couldn’t hear it well in the video, i live in denver and need a salon to go but im scared they’ll probably damage my hair even more 😭 also my hair is always dry as well after i wash like a day or 2 so thx for the tips
Yes, absolutely. The salon is called More than Curly. I believe they are located in centennial now (they recently moved locations). They do a really good job with curl education and ways to improve your hair. I feel the dryness girl it's a struggle to keep hair moisturized 😩. I am going to do a video on my wash day routine and how I moisturize my hair.
Hair porosity is very important. I live in Denver also I have low porosity. What porosity level is your hair? Second question, do you have a braid out in this style or twist out?
It really is! I can't express enough the importance of porosity when moisturizing hair. I have low porosity, too, so I have to include the greenhouse effect into almost every part of my moisture routine. This is a twist out in this video.
I have done both, but more often than not, I usually use a spray bottle because I am too lazy to do it in the shower, lol. Once it's wet, I add my leave in conditioner and restyle.
@everythingunderthesun5575 not when I have added hair just because It would be too much work to retwist it, but if I twist or braid it without any added hair, then I will remoisturize on the third day.
Just found you! Gorgeous head of hair even when it was short. I’ve been attempting to grow mine out since 2021. I’ve been cutting on it since having these babies (ha, now 10 and 6) but my oldest asked to. Her hair is like yours thick and dense! Anywho, can you share some protective styles that got you through during the awkward and in between phase? Thank you!
I totally understand kids driving you to cut your hair, lol. I think about it sometimes now that I have my kiddo like man, I could save so much time if I didn't have to do this hair, haha. 😆 For my protective styles I usually would put my hair in mini twists and then tie it up with cute head wraps, but I think I will make a video for this since I have gotten a few questions about protective styles, so stay tuned 🤗
Lol I feel you girl! I consider protective styles to be any style where you don't have to manipulate your hair daily and where your ends are protected. So this could be twists, braids, or even wearing a wig as long as your hair is protected underneath.
Thank you for replying. I typically wear braid outs but I may go back to twist although as I get older I don't like them on me any more. I will have to experiment. My goal now is healthy hair and retaining/growing my hair.@@ashlynnellesse
Your hair is beautiful and so are you!! Also It made me smile that we have the same name 🥰🤍 Thanks for this video, it was informative and presented in a unique way..keep going & thank you for being your authentic self, it’s inspiring and encouraging!!
@@ashlynnellesse You got it. No crazy music in the background, no screechy, scratchy, vocal-fry voice. None of that stuff. Just pleasant and attractive with good information. PS not calling you out. Just cheering you on. Go sis! 🙏🏽💕🙏🏽 Subed!
Roller sets are great when transitioning. I used to do curlformer sets weekly back when I was trying to grow out my heat damage and it became my signature style for yrs lol
I did roller sets the whole time I transitioned too. Most times I would just let it air dry overnight. Curls came out so soft and full of body. Make sure to deep condition every wash day. Good luck on your journey.
@@ashlynnellesse so can I say waddup doe? LOL. I was born and raised in Harlem, however, I consider detroit my real home since I own a home here and my kids were born here lol. East side till I die!! Lol 😂
LOVE YOUR VIDEO... NICE SUBJECT I NEEDED TO HEAR ABOUT MOISTURIZATION BECAUSE IM 3 C. HIGH POROSITY. I CANT USE TO MUCH HEAT., MY HAIR DOESNT LIKE THE WAY I ( TRY TO DO IT) THANK YOU...... OH, THEY REENSTATED THE JIMCROW LAWS IN JACKSON ,MS PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR PEOPLE MISSISSIPPI WHO KNOWS WHAT OTHER UNLAWFUL THINGS THEY WILL PUT IN PLACE AGAINST OUR PEOPLE.
I do a lot of picking and separating, lol. I also sleep with my hair up (kinda like the pineapple but without the hair tie) so that every day it gets a little bigger 😁
@@ashlynnellesse I am still trying to learn how to pick and separate. I was working one day..the woman who was working on my hair that day, she started untwisting /lifting or picking my curls and my hair came out so nice… have not been able to duplicate since ☹️. I wish I could post a picture of it or send you a picture.
Your hair is very curly, somewhere in your generation there is some mixed race ? So are you 1/2 white, 1/2 Indian? Please let us know because my hair is 4C and completely different texture
Your hair will never look exactly like another black person’s. This is such a weird question. Do you know what a twist out is? Black people are not limited to 4c hair only.
...historical mixing has happened that side. Relatively unmixed parts of Africa don't have looser curls, so having two black parents isn't ruling out historical mixing.
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Your hair is fabulous and you look like Kelly Rowland wow!
Thank you!!!! I love me some Kelly Rowland 😍
This is the comment I was looking for because I thought the same thing 😂
I thought the same thing. #stunning
I was saying a light KR..
My hair grew a lot since lockdown. I washed it weekly (10 mins to shampoo, 10 mins deep conditioner, 30 mins to moisturize and redo 4-6 plaits) that’s it. I left my hair alone after wash day, stayed hydrated and slept well. That’s it.
What’s your favorite head wrap?
Yes, this! I find that simple routines are always the best 🙌🏾. Also, I really like crownned headwraps. They have great colors and are large enough to tie in cute ways.
My hair grew inches during lockdown. When work from home ended my hair started falling out, it's dry, split ends 😭
Great tips and beautiful hair. Learning your moisture cycle is very important. I have to moisturize every 2-3 days because I have high porosity hair.
Thank you!!! Yes, it is very important to know thy hair 🙌🏾
Finally! I get it! My hair is always thirsty, but how do you handle having to need intense hydration regularly and fight psoriasis
I swear your hair is beyond gorgeous. Please never ruin it for the straight hair look.
Thank you!!!! 😊
oh my days!! (new subscriber here!) the first tip blew me away!!! I also moved to a drier climate from a place that was humid and I've had to moisturize my hair every 2-3 days before washday. Didn't know why, but after seeing your video, it makes so much sense!!!! Thank you so much for the tips!! 💕
You are more than welcome, and thank you so much for the support. 😊
We have similar hair texture! Thanks so much for posting. Looking forward to more videos! ⭐️
Thanks, girl! Definitely more to come 🤗
I only wear wash and goes, workout 4days a week,sweat a lot and cleanse, condition and style every 4-5 days. I get my hair trimmed every 3-4months and it’s noticeably longer than when I started my journey.
See, I definitely need to get back on my workout game. A healthy body definitely impacts hair growth.
I believe a healthy scalp is key! Thoroughly wash and rinse once a week, no more than two. What you are saying also applies especially using heat. Although I prefer heat styles during the winter months, wash and goes during the summer…works for me!
Love the tip on moisturizing which I do about every 3 days. My low porosity hair loves veg glycerin mixed with water and leave in conditioner. I swear by Mielle rosemary mint scalp oil the next day after wash day-it has been the key to my hair growth!!
Great tip! I will have to check out Mielle. 😊
@Caroline9565 What are the amounts you use?
I really don’t measure-I squeeze about 2 tablespoons and I pour about 1 tablespoon of that new milky like shea moisture leave in conditioner in a spray bottle with some castor oil. Of course everyone hair is different so be mindful
Tip 1 I think is what I needed bcs I normally wait for my hair to feel dry before I moisturize... OMG thank u can't wait to experiment and I hope I get good results
You are more than welcome. It really does change the game. Let me know how it works for you. 😁
As a first-time viewer to your channel. This is the only time I have ever heard this tip. It's an eye-opener. Thanks for the 1st tip, I definitely will do it. I used to wait until my hair felt dry, but I would moisturize the day before now. Thank you.
Your hair is gorgeous! Love it! Thanks for sharing your tips.
Thanks, girl! I hope these tips work for you. 😊
Thank you for the moisture tip, my hair gets really dry!
You are very welcome! It really does make all the difference to get to it the day before it starts to feel dry. I hope that tip helps you, too. 😊
Girl your hair is sooo thick❤❤❤❤❤. You're so beautiful
Thank you, girl! You made my day 🤗
Great video! Beautiful hair!
Hope you are inspired to share more such as your protective hairstyle of choice. Your favorite headwraps for professional settings. How you moisturize while keeping hair in protective styles.
Thanks, girl! ❤️ I will absolutely add those to the list for my future videos 😊.
I also moved to Colorado and have so many more hair and skin issues. Thanks for sharing your tips.
Colorado does such a number on your skin and hair. I have to moisturize my skin twice a day just to keep up 😩
Thank you for the hair growth tips. It was greatly appreciated. ❤
You are more than welcome!! 🤗
Lovely video! You reap what you sow 🌱🌸💚✨
you hair is beautiful 😍
Thank you so much 😀
Your hair is beautiful.
Thank you for this video it was useful.
Love your tip of moisturising your hair mid week ❤
I will implement it, I am already doing all the others tips.
Thank you and girl it is a real game changer. I hope it works for you. 😊
Thank you for your tips! Your hair is beautiful. I'm a subscriber now. 😀
Yay, thank you, and you're more than welcome! I hope they help. 🤗
Great video. Wishing you much success Sis ❤
Thank you so much 🤗
Hi... Thanks for sharing your journey! I do appreciate it... especially the reminder to moisturise and protective style it. God bless!
You are so welcome 😊
Subscribed! :) How far apart in time is your before and after pictures on the thumbnail?
Thank you for the support, sis! 😊 They are almost 4 yrs apart. The before picture was taken in July 2019. The after picture was taken in May of this year.
How do you only have 7 subscribers?!?!!! 😍 (8 now because I’m subscribing)
Thank you, girl!! I appreciate the support 😊
I’m number 9❤
Thanks, sis!! ❤️
@@ashlynnellesse your welcome
Trying to pay attention but her brows are sooooo amazing!!!
Haha, thank you!! 🤗
Excellent tips!
Thank you! I hope it's helpful for you. 😊
could u type what salon u went to pls? i couldn’t hear it well in the video, i live in denver and need a salon to go but im scared they’ll probably damage my hair even more 😭 also my hair is always dry as well after i wash like a day or 2 so thx for the tips
Yes, absolutely. The salon is called More than Curly. I believe they are located in centennial now (they recently moved locations). They do a really good job with curl education and ways to improve your hair. I feel the dryness girl it's a struggle to keep hair moisturized 😩. I am going to do a video on my wash day routine and how I moisturize my hair.
Thank you for your tips! Very helpful!
You are ever so welcome! 🤗
Very helpful. Thank you so much!
Hair porosity is very important. I live in Denver also I have low porosity. What porosity level is your hair? Second question, do you have a braid out in this style or twist out?
It really is! I can't express enough the importance of porosity when moisturizing hair. I have low porosity, too, so I have to include the greenhouse effect into almost every part of my moisture routine. This is a twist out in this video.
I have a question to ask you. On the third day how did you wet your hair...water bottle or full on put your hair under a shower?
I have done both, but more often than not, I usually use a spray bottle because I am too lazy to do it in the shower, lol. Once it's wet, I add my leave in conditioner and restyle.
@@ashlynnellesse Thanks for answering.
@@ashlynnellessedo you do this even when your hair is in braids with extensions?
@everythingunderthesun5575 not when I have added hair just because It would be too much work to retwist it, but if I twist or braid it without any added hair, then I will remoisturize on the third day.
@@ashlynnellesse got it! So how do you moisturize your hair when having in braids with extensions?
Hello I enjoyed your Video! Thank You so much! Please have a Blessed Day!
Thank you, and I am so glad you enjoyed it!!! Have a blessed day as well 😁
Just found you! Gorgeous head of hair even when it was short. I’ve been attempting to grow mine out since 2021. I’ve been cutting on it since having these babies (ha, now 10 and 6) but my oldest asked to. Her hair is like yours thick and dense! Anywho, can you share some protective styles that got you through during the awkward and in between phase? Thank you!
I totally understand kids driving you to cut your hair, lol. I think about it sometimes now that I have my kiddo like man, I could save so much time if I didn't have to do this hair, haha. 😆
For my protective styles I usually would put my hair in mini twists and then tie it up with cute head wraps, but I think I will make a video for this since I have gotten a few questions about protective styles, so stay tuned 🤗
What do you personally considey a protective style? There are so many opinions on protective styles thatmy head is spinning!
Lol I feel you girl! I consider protective styles to be any style where you don't have to manipulate your hair daily and where your ends are protected. So this could be twists, braids, or even wearing a wig as long as your hair is protected underneath.
This was helpful. I was thinking the same thing. What is considered protective styling.
Thank you for replying. I typically wear braid outs but I may go back to twist although as I get older I don't like them on me any more. I will have to experiment. My goal now is healthy hair and retaining/growing my hair.@@ashlynnellesse
Your hair is beautiful and so are you!!
Also It made me smile that we have the same name 🥰🤍
Thanks for this video, it was informative and presented in a unique way..keep going & thank you for being your authentic self, it’s inspiring and encouraging!!
Thank you so so much, and I love that we have the same name and spelled the same way! 🤗
I love your video and thank you for the advice 😊
You are so welcome! 😊
Thanks for sharing, what do you do for moisture?
Lately I have been using miche products. I currently use their shampoo, leave in and deep conditioner. They have been working really well so far.
Enjoyed your video. Enjoy your style. First time on your channel. Please, not another three years until the next. I’ll be waiting. 😊
Not you calling me out, though, lol 😆. No, I promise you will not have to wait that long 😉. I appreciate the support, girl. Thank you!!!!!
@@ashlynnellesse You got it. No crazy music in the background, no screechy, scratchy,
vocal-fry voice. None of that stuff.
Just pleasant and attractive with good information.
PS not calling you out. Just cheering you on.
Go sis! 🙏🏽💕🙏🏽
Subed!
So you don’t have small tight curls
I do, but my hair is in a twist out in this video. 😊
Hi tks for this video..am now 8th month transitioning...can I do big roller sets...kindly advice
Roller sets are great when transitioning. I used to do curlformer sets weekly back when I was trying to grow out my heat damage and it became my signature style for yrs lol
I did roller sets the whole time I transitioned too. Most times I would just let it air dry overnight. Curls came out so soft and full of body. Make sure to deep condition every wash day. Good luck on your journey.
@@ashlynnellesse thank you 😊
@cathyfreeman8608 thank you 😊
@Ashlynn Ellesse: Hi Ashlynn, how are you? Is your hair 4A or 4B?
I think I have both. The back I feel like is more 4b, and the front top is more 4a. Honestly, it's a melting pot in there, lol.
@@ashlynnellesse : okay, thanks
Gorgeous hair✊🏿❤️
Thank you!!
II missed the a tip…it went from moisture, haircut and protective style.
Tip#3 was to limit/stop heat styling 😊
@@ashlynnellesse thanks!
❤❤❤❤
Just leave ur hair alone. Best protective styles.
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@@ashlynnellesse I said that while I was crocheting hair in my head. 😂😂😂
@TAL-ys2eq hey, sometimes you find yourself in the mood for a little extra lol 😄
Ohhh you're gorgeous. Are you from detroit if so , fellow detroiter here lol 😂
Thanks, girl!!! And yes, Detroit born and raised 🤗
@@ashlynnellesse so can I say waddup doe? LOL. I was born and raised in Harlem, however, I consider detroit my real home since I own a home here and my kids were born here lol. East side till I die!! Lol 😂
@Harlem2Detroit haha it's been so long since I heard someone say that, 😄. I miss my Detroit peeps, lol.
LOVE YOUR VIDEO...
NICE SUBJECT
I NEEDED TO HEAR ABOUT MOISTURIZATION
BECAUSE IM 3 C. HIGH POROSITY.
I CANT USE TO MUCH HEAT., MY HAIR DOESNT LIKE THE WAY I ( TRY TO DO IT)
THANK YOU......
OH, THEY REENSTATED THE JIMCROW LAWS IN JACKSON ,MS
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR PEOPLE MISSISSIPPI
WHO KNOWS WHAT OTHER UNLAWFUL THINGS THEY WILL PUT IN PLACE AGAINST OUR PEOPLE.
Thank you, and you are more than welcome! I hope these tips help 😊
You all are in my prayers 🙏🏾 ❤️
I just subscribed too lol
Yay!!! Thank you for the support 😊
New subbie 💜💋
Thank you for the support, sis. 🤗
I'm Detroit born and bred! Are you a native detroiter?
Hey Detroit fam!!! Yassss native detroiter here!! Lived there all my life until I moved to Denver a few years ago.
@@ashlynnellesse Love it & What up doe!!!!! #313 ❤️
How did you get your hair so full?
I do a lot of picking and separating, lol. I also sleep with my hair up (kinda like the pineapple but without the hair tie) so that every day it gets a little bigger 😁
@@ashlynnellesse So you don’t have small tight curls?
@@ashlynnellesse I am still trying to learn how to pick and separate. I was working one day..the woman who was working on my hair that day, she started untwisting /lifting or picking my curls and my hair came out so nice… have not been able to duplicate since ☹️. I wish I could post a picture of it or send you a picture.
Your hair is very curly, somewhere in your generation there is some mixed race ? So are you 1/2 white, 1/2 Indian? Please let us know because my hair is 4C and completely different texture
No mixed here. 😊 My parents are both black, but the beauty of us is that we can have all hair types, complexions, etc. We are true chameleons 🤗
Your hair will never look exactly like another black person’s. This is such a weird question. Do you know what a twist out is?
Black people are not limited to 4c hair only.
...historical mixing has happened that side. Relatively unmixed parts of Africa don't have looser curls, so having two black parents isn't ruling out historical mixing.
78 here😊
Thank youuuu!! I appreciate the support girl!! 🤗
This the opinion of a man, a women's face is her most beautiful feature , her hair should frame her face only to accent it and not to hide it.
I don't disagree 😁
@@ashlynnellesse you can have long hair because you have beautiful face.