1. Cut what needs to be cut. 2. Find the right products. 3. Get a good technique, one that works. 4. Be careful of using too much heat. 5. Hair care is a journey. Invest in yourself. 5. Be consistent with trimming, using products and implenting what you learn
I relaxed 2 days ago. Then I used henna plus conditioner to put back protein in my hair. I used a mixture of conditioners containing keratin and let it stay in overnight covered in plastic. Washed out the products and used ORS neutralising moisturising shampoo. Followed with Tresmme moisturising conditioner. Perfect it felt wonderful. All the these techniques I study from watching TH-cam it assist me. I feel honoured now I've found the correct way to use these products. Your hair can be damaged during this learning phase. But you can still save the day by finding out where you went wrong. Anything that leaves your hair dry is full of protein so you just have to spread moisture on it to soften it. The best moisturiser to me is Tresmme moisturiser. My balance between protein and moisturiser is it's safer to avoid over moisturising and overwhelming with protein. Next month I will deep condition my hair with henna again. I can't afford to do this more than once a month otherwise my hair will be upset 😂🤔uum
Great tips! I agree that you find what works for you. Just because I don’t leave a conditioner on my hair for hours, doesn’t mean that I’m doing something wrong. People tend to put hair in a “one size fits all”
Hey, SWEET NOVEMBER04! Most leave-ins offer some type of thermal protection, but I, personally, would never flat iron, silk press or curl my hair dry (i.e., without a direct barrier between my hair and the heat tool). Using a serum or heat spray when heat styling not only adds an extra layer of protection against the heat, but also adds shine, hold and a layer of moisture (a lot of which can be lost while drying). Leave-ins are the “prep” for your hair against heat; serums/heat sprays are the “shield” as they lay on top and arm your hair against the direct heat of styling tools.
Hey, Y Broady! I love Paul Mitchell’s Skinny Serum and have a vid called My Usual Suspects that talks about my fave hair products (including serum) that you may find helpful.
I'm so gald that I found your channel. Thank you Lord!!! I'm starting my healthy health challenge!!! ( Started just after Thanksgiving)... So, I'm excited to start this challenge I was so frustrated but I have hope due to your channel. Keep up this great content!!!
Hey, Deandra! I knew what you meant. 😉 Thank you for your kind words. I’m so glad you found my channel, too! Yay! lol Happy to hear you started a healthy hair challenge. Please stay encouraged. WE are going to make it! #Letsgo 💁🏾♀️💪🏾
1. Cut what needs to be cut.
2. Find the right products.
3. Get a good technique, one that works.
4. Be careful of using too much heat.
5. Hair care is a journey. Invest in yourself.
5. Be consistent with trimming, using products and implenting what you learn
One more time for the chicas in tha back!! Yes, Sabrina! And Amen! 👏🏾
I just love your videos, I'm learning a lot. You really explain everything so well. Thank you💓❤
Thank you so much, Agnes. That means a lot! 🤗♥️
Its true that when cut it feels and looks longer
Yes, ma’am! 👍🏾
I relaxed 2 days ago. Then I used henna plus conditioner to put back protein in my hair. I used a mixture of conditioners containing keratin and let it stay in overnight covered in plastic. Washed out the products and used ORS neutralising moisturising shampoo. Followed with Tresmme moisturising conditioner. Perfect it felt wonderful.
All the these techniques I study from watching TH-cam it assist me. I feel honoured now I've found the correct way to use these products.
Your hair can be damaged during this learning phase. But you can still save the day by finding out where you went wrong.
Anything that leaves your hair dry is full of protein so you just have to spread moisture on it to soften it.
The best moisturiser to me is Tresmme moisturiser.
My balance between protein and moisturiser is it's safer to avoid over moisturising and overwhelming with protein.
Next month I will deep condition my hair with henna again.
I can't afford to do this more than once a month otherwise my hair will be upset 😂🤔uum
Wow, Janis! You’ve found the perfect regimen for you and executing it down to the T. Yes! That’s whassup!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Great tips! I agree that you find what works for you. Just because I don’t leave a conditioner on my hair for hours, doesn’t mean that I’m doing something wrong. People tend to put hair in a “one size fits all”
I know that’s right!!!
Loving all your videos!! Currently on your playlist watching all of them lol
Hey, Rachel! Welcome! 🥳. So glad you’re enjoying them!
Yep my sides grow faster than middle but we gettin there!
Yep, you’re getting there, Queen! You’re right on track. 👍🏾
Had to watch again for encouragement!
Yes, ma’am! 😉
If our leave-in has thermal protective ingredients, do we really need a serum?
Hey, SWEET NOVEMBER04! Most leave-ins offer some type of thermal protection, but I, personally, would never flat iron, silk press or curl my hair dry (i.e., without a direct barrier between my hair and the heat tool). Using a serum or heat spray when heat styling not only adds an extra layer of protection against the heat, but also adds shine, hold and a layer of moisture (a lot of which can be lost while drying). Leave-ins are the “prep” for your hair against heat; serums/heat sprays are the “shield” as they lay on top and arm your hair against the direct heat of styling tools.
@@DolceDawn What are your go-to heat serums?
Hey, Y Broady! I love Paul Mitchell’s Skinny Serum and have a vid called My Usual Suspects that talks about my fave hair products (including serum) that you may find helpful.
I'm so gald that I found your channel. Thank you Lord!!! I'm starting my healthy health challenge!!! ( Started just after Thanksgiving)... So, I'm excited to start this challenge I was so frustrated but I have hope due to your channel. Keep up this great content!!!
Typo hair challenge 🤣...I have my routine now
Hey, Deandra! I knew what you meant. 😉
Thank you for your kind words. I’m so glad you found my channel, too! Yay! lol Happy to hear you started a healthy hair challenge. Please stay encouraged. WE are going to make it! #Letsgo 💁🏾♀️💪🏾
Love your videos, and I totally agree that one size doesn't fit all. Thank you for this information. Can't wait for your next video beautiful lady.
Hi, Donna! Thank you so much for your kind words! I really appreciate it ☺️! So happy you enjoyed the video and thanks again for watching!