Oil Rinsing for EXTREME MOISTURE (w/ my own little twist!) | Low Porosity Type 4 Natural Hair
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I don't know if you do this but after you apply your leave in place a plastic cap on your hair for about 10 minutes or more to help your leave in absorb into your hair. This also help to make your hair softer.
Your hair has grown so much! Looks so healthy 😍
This is oil rinsing. Been doing the exact same thing. Some people rinse the DC then apply the oil or rinse with the oil then use the dc. For me it always made more sense apply the dc then use the oil to seal and add slip. In addition the dc will help not having that greasy feel. Some of the oil molecule will go with the DC when you rinse it. I don t use that amount of oil and it still works as. I like my wash to be quick and effective. I found the best time for me to use that method is during spring... I prefer to make an hot oil treatment prior to my cleansing step in winter.
Your hair has grown a lot and look super healthy so I think your hair loved it. 😊💕
I don’t oil rinse…but as the first step in my wash routine. I wet my hair with aloe vera and oil (or a homemade whipped butter) and then use heat for 20-30 min. Game changer for my wash day….i can’t miss this step or i notice my hair is way drier at the end of my wash.
I did not realize I was oil rinsing as a pre poo. Every week on wash day, I wet my hair and massage the oil in my hair and scalp. I leave it in for 30 minutes. I rinse my hair out and then I shampoo and follow with a conditioner. I put the conditioner on and follow up with an oil. Afterwards, I sit under the dryer on low heat for 30 minutes. Then I rinse it all out and style my hair in two strand twist. I keep a great hold on my hair for the week by styling with oil first, follow with a moisturizer; then a butter. And last step is a gel. Rarely, do I wear wash and goes. Love your channel.
Here come the "no oil no butter" minions...
I do the oil rinse as the final rinse by itself (I’m high porosity by the way). Always with castor oil and it’s excellent; just a tiny bit does the job. I mean like a pea size drop or two for whole head.
I’ve just discovered that the centre front section of my hair from the middle of my forehead to my crown is high porosity, whereas the rest of my hair is very low porosity🤔, so I just wanted to ask you if you apply the oil on soaking wet hair please, and do you use warm water whilst oil rinsing or cold first to close the cuticles? I’ve been scouring YT all week for info on High porosity natural hair, and sadly there’s not that much info available, SO ANY tips you can give me will be MUCH appreciated, coz this particular section of hair is VERY dry, breaks easily, and is forever standing on end puffing up crying out for more moisture, so I wanna try using this method today and see it makes any difference
@@BeaunaturelleFeb11 yes on soaking wet hair with warm water.
Your hair is gorgeous and thriving. I really give props to you for trying out new things and sharing what works and what doesn’t. This was my go to weekly routine when I went into the office everyday. Working from home I keep it in twists with ends tucked to avoid those fairy knots.🤦🏽♀️ I mixed a similar concoction of 6 oils Jojoba, Caster, Grapeseed, Apricot, Almond and Avocado with a tiny tiny splash if Glycerin in a bottle. I washed my hair in sections then applied the deep conditioner and on top of that liberally applied the oil to each section and loosely twisted it. I put on a plastic cap and finished my shower. The steam acted as my heat source. I rinsed with semi warm water, but left a very light coating of the oil in. I sectioned and twisted with Coconut Curling Cream by Eden BW, and their leave in conditioner. Sometimes I would add a little of the Shea Moister Detangling lotion. That routine allowed me to wear my hair out for work daily and keep the fairy knots and tangles at bay. I have low porosity, 4a-4b curls, very fine strands with lots of kinks and bends so knots and tangles are the norm. I washed on Saturday and yep it was sometimes slightly damp on Monday if I washed it late on Saturday, but I would take it down anyway. I didn’t fluff my twists just untwisted one time and let them swell with wear. I pulled them up into a pineapple at night and wrapped it to keep in moisture and prevent frizz and tangles. I needed that twist out to last 7 days.😅
Wow, it's almost been 4 years? Congrats! I remember your relaxer and big chop (which looked so gorgeous on you!). Everyone was giving _you_ advice then, solicited or not. And look at you now!
Your twist out is gorgeous 😍! I had started my hair journey the same time as you, and it is so cool to see the progress. My hair is low porosity too. Now I can't wait to try this on my next wash day. Thanks for the tips.
Maybe laying down a towel on the shower floor will help with the slipping! I've not tried that myself because I'm only just hearing of oil rinsing but it might help to soak up excess oil and give you more traction. I believe they also make textured plastic bath mats to help with traction and slipping as well if you don't want to dirty up towels!
I'm so Happy you posted this video. Thank You so Much!!!💕
Your hair looks so gorgeous!!!! Love the results so soft & moisturized. Thank you for sharing this video.
Thanks, I can’t wait to try this! Your hair has gotten so long and it is so shiny and healthy.
Your hair came out looking so healthy, beautiful, and well-moisturized. I’m going to give this method a try.
I rarely use conditioner. I use oils that penetrate my hair, avocado, olive and coconut oils for starters, and use castor oil on the ends to stop the ends from knotting up, then I rinse slightly to get the excess off. Dry, slap my hair into a ponytail and wrap a scarf around it as I walk out the door. The scarf helps my hair by soaking up the excess moisture and it keeps my hair in place. The oil seals in the water, the best moisturizer there is.
Thank you for showing this. I needed to do this again and I don't think I did it right the first time.And you hair is beautiful ❤️
That hair, though! So beautiful, moisturized and healthy. I ♥️ your results, and I am going to try the oil rinse with conditioner as well.
Your hair is beautiful! Thank you for this tutorial. I’m going to try this today
You look radiant 🥰. Your hair looks so healthy and shiny and your skin, eyes, all look so beautiful.
Your hair looks just beautiful.
Thanks for sharing. Glad you got the results you wanted ❤
Girrrrrl I’ve been watching u for awhile and that growth is giving me life😍😍❤️
When you said the oil rinse method is to apply the oil then conditioner, I immediately thought, "I would definitely apply the conditioner then oil." Then you said that's what you were going to do. I too am low porosity and will be trying this oil rinse while deep conditioning as you did. Thanks for sharing and creating all your videos. They are so helpful!
Your hair is nice and thick, love it! Im gonna try this, good job retaining that length.🥰
Thank you for doing this video!! I was having the same issue with her hair. Her ends were always dry no matter how much I moisturized. I tried this method today...and OMG ....her hair was SPECTACULAR!!! This method made a world of difference!!!
That's a beautiful Crown that you have been blessed with. Thanks for sharing.
Your hair looks very moisturized!
OMG! twist outs are your jam!!!
Oh my goodness your ring is gorgeous!! I always take my wedding rings off when I do my hair or wash dishes or things like that. Keeps it clean much longer.
OMG I tried this Saturday by putting oil on top of my DC opposed to mixing it in like I had done before AND I also oiled my hair after washing out the DC. I didn’t rinse that out and went right into a liquid based leave in and a cream, then I put my hair in plats. I’m feeling my plats right now (two days later) and they feel nice and juicy but not oily 🙌🏾
That's great that you retain length, not only does my 4c grow verrrrry slow, it breaks off with the slightest manipulation.
My best bet is to steam once a week using oils/butter/honey and a great conditioner and put it up! Cannot worry about length anymore.
Thanks for the vid!!
If your hair is constantly breaking off it'll appear as though it's growing very slow. With healthy hair you'll retain length. You don't have to worry but, you should be very concerned and find out why your hair is breaking like that. Check out TH-camr Green Beauty, she gets into the science of hair. Seek the Lord and don't give up. Peace and Blessings! ❤
Have your hair improved
Your hair looks beautiful, nice and moisturized! I learned about oil rinsing from Curly Chemistry and tried it, I plan to also try your method. ♥ ♥
Thanks for this! Going to try on my and my daughter's hair.
Your hair has come a long way. Fantastic.
This is such a good video - glad you mentioned the fear of breaking our necks in the shower lolol... and your face when the brush went through 😭😭😭😭😭😭 that was me this week when I tried a new conditioner from Aveda and let it sit over night... I was like 😲 when the brush went through lololol
Absolutely gorgeous 🥰
Turned out gorgeous ❤
Your hair is absolutley beautiful.
Look at how long your hair is getting! I've followed you for some time, you are gorgeous and it's been nice following you on your hair care journey!
Your hair looks beautiful! I've done this oil rinse for once a moth a few months and it really makes a difference.I have low porosity hair and heat is a plus. Keep a liquid detergent in your shower and "squirt" some on your shower floor to break up the oily floor and keep from slipping.
What kind of shampoo did you use while doing the oil rinses?
@@Ash88. It depends. I will oil rinse after using a clay mask(bentonite/rhassoul) or after a clarifying shampoo. I have also used after a moisturizing shampoo. For me it also depends on the time of year for type of oil used. Incorporate it into your regimen. Hope this helps!
What are the differences you have noticed using oil rinsing
@@sable7114 The oil rinsing has helped me to recognize what moisturized hair feels like. It's not an oily slick to the "hand" but my strands feel pliable (if that makes sense to you). It's not mushy soft but my strands feel stronger (if that makes sense to you)!
@@pameladavis895 I think it does you are saying that it's not greasy which is what I hate. I want it moisturized but not greasy. When I first went natural I must have overdone something because I went to the doctor and when I got off of the paper cover on the table there was a round circle greasy enough to fry some chicken in and I was so embarrassed! So is that what you mean that you can touch your hair and touch paper without messing up your paper or your document or your thank-you note or your letter or whatever?🤔😅😊
This is such a good idea and your results were beautiful. I need to try this on my low porosity curls!❤️
Looks great! Thanks for sharing!!!!
I love your beautiful curly hair and I love your beauty products ❤️😍❤️
I usually just mix the conditioner with the conditioner. I didn’t know I was doing something special. I just thought I was making it easier to apply oil! 😆
It worked great. Your hair is beautiful!
Your hair has beautiful volume 😍
Dang I wish I saw this video before I washed my hair this evening lol I did do a pre poo with olive oil but it didn’t do much. When I was in my early 20s I would oil my hair regularly when they were in braids for full weaves with an applicator bottle. Didn’t really know if that was doing good or not because I was still very new to learning about my hair now I’m older and many years of trial and error later I recently learned that I have to penetrate the heck out of my hair with oil in order to get it soft and to help moisturize it. This video basically confirmed my theory. Thank you so much for the tips. I look forward to the next wash day.
Great vid! I'm going to try this technique... thank you!
Your hair is luscious 💕💕💕💕💕
Love how thick your hair is!!!
Its been a while since i watch your videos. Your hair has grown alot. Wow
Love your videos!!!
Hey beautiful your hair is cute 🥰 happy New Year 🥳
Your braid out looked gorgeous!!! So moisturized, lush and long!!!
This a good technique I've done it a few times, and it leaves the hair soft for a few days, sometimes a week. I used caster oil and olive oil with my conditioner.
Your hair density 😍😍
This is the truth! I used to do this with a DC and mix it w old skool Cholesterol treatment. Adding in some oils, honey and Aloe vera. …. Steam all the goodness into my hair. Just before rinsing I would add Grapeseed oil to top off my DC mixture… soft hair for days!!! Sometimes I would co wash with a normal conditioner after the DC mixture in winter! ❤️❤️❤️👌🏾
Thank you, doing this today!
Angel, turn off water: when detangling hair! I do that now.(take it from a 56 year old lady)
Water is precious.
And so are you!
Another great tutorial, dear.🎉❤
Yeah, I believe that technique worked really well for you!
yes are hair is the same.... I have a hair growth channel also. I LIKE YOUR VIDEO THANKS SIS FOR THE HELP....
gonna give this a try for my wash day this week - i was just noticing my hair was is super dry 🤞🏾
I’m gonna take this as a sign that I’m on the right track with my coils because I had just decided a few days ago I would start adding a few teaspoon s of avocado oil to my DC. My coils aren’t as dense as yours nor do I have your length (yet 🤩) so I don’t think I need to add the oil by itself. I’ll try adding to my DC and if I don’t get the results I’m expecting I’ll try adding oil directly to my coils. I also just purchased a shower mat that has a drain hole in it just for my hair wash days cause sis Yasss that shower floor is getting slippery with all the herbs and powders and hair masks I be putting on my coils 🤪
Your hair is beautiful. You should try the Denman paddle brush instead of that felicia - I promise you, it will change your life. My hair is just as thick as yours and tailbone length and was so hard to comb out. I use the paddle brush while combing under the water; it's like magic. Now granted the longer your hair is, I think the easier it is to comb out because of gravity, but that paddle brush is the truth.
You are so BEAUTIFUL!!! AND your hair is Gorgeous here..
Great video. Your hair is incredibly super thick. I will do this. Thank you
Wow I’ve never heard of this before! I do like to add oils to my deep conditioner so I feel like my hair would like this!!
Check out ALove4Me and CurlyChemistry TH-camrs. They go into depth on oil rinses! So much for the no oils, no butters ideas. There is a place for oil, at least for me there is.
@@pameladavis895 I guess it depends. I use very thick and rich deep conditioners with every wash so if I add oil on top of that, I feel like it'd just be thinning out the better product.
@@RedFlyingFox007 For sure! You could do the oil rinse before or after the deep conditioner too if you feel you'll be thinning out the product.
Turned out beautiful. Wish I had your volume,
Your hair looks so beautiful 😍😍 I was wondering how do you wear your hair when you go out while it’s drying in the braids?
I know your skin was shinny when you stepped out the tub🤣
I could never do this, that would be waaay too much oil for my skin. It would definitely seep into my face plus I would be scared of faster than normal build up doing this regularly. Your hair look good afterwards! I think adding the heat was a really good tip.
You have pretty hair!
I may try these. Great tips!!?
Does oil rinsing cause any problems with your drain over time?
I AM SO EXCITED TO DO THIS lmao! I'm trying to figure out the brush though. I need to get a nice hair brush that's better for my type 4 hair 'cuz i usually just finger detangle.
You’re hair is so thick n pretty
Your hair came out nice it looks darker also. It's always nice when you find something that works for you. I've never tried oil rinsing, and I don't think it's something I will try.
Right now my hair needs a protein treatment, but the next time I deep condition it, I will be using this method. (runs to Amazon to order Hot Head).
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾. This works!!!!
This is combination of deep conditioning with a hot oil treatment and it’s very effective
Beautiful ❤🥰
Absolutely gorgeous! Are you using silicone free products? They could be contributing to your dryness.
How long does this style stay? Looks beautiful!
I love this for U. Is once a month too often? And is it necessary to deep condition same time? And please try another oil similar to olive, grape may be just as good for this. I would not do coconut, my scalp hates coconut.
your hair is just like mine lol endless amount of sections
I like how you wash your hair . It’s weird but your sections gave me an idea I should try this my wash day in the tub is 2 hours 😢
Hi, Joyel I know it's been a while since I commented on your channel. You know life and covid oh boy that was one crazy time. I wonder if it would work on fine hair. I moved from Florida very humid to North Carolina dry. Do you have any suggestions for dealing w/ dry air?
Please do a review of Alodia Hair Care(Black owned).
Love this and I’ll definitely be trying this for my low porosity hair. How often do you trim your hair?
Thank you! And about once a year :)
That's how i do my oil too...combine with dc
Just a tip - try using the Felicia Leatherwood brush virtually first. I don't have as much hair as you 😂 but I find it's easier.
Did you mean vertically? 😊
Oh my gosh is beautiful but how long did it take to unclog your drain?😂😂😍
I’m confused if you’re low porosity hair not drying for 2-3 days is kinda the norm depending on density …are you sure that more sections of your hair aren’t more high porosity than low ?
I have a question for you,. Is washing my hair weekly is that too much for C4 hair?
No that's recommended 👌
I will let you know how it goes for me.
Maybe I will try it once but I am concerned with that much oil going down the drain.
I’m no plumber so I can confirm, but I don’t think oils that are liquid at room temp will be any issue (like olive and grapeseed). Coconut oil will definitely clog your drain, especially if you live somewhere cold. I haven’t oil rinsed in years, but I’ve done it before as part of my routine and my drain was fine.
I’d like to try this but the thought of having oil all over my body makes it a big fat nope😭
Do you rince your hair with cold or warm water ?
Warm
That hair look juicy and bouncy and you didn't use an expensive oil
💫✨ 👏🤩 Very Cute 💫✨
Get you a Q-Redew steamer.
be careful that your pipes dont plug up with oil