Moisturising Natural Hair

Hey,
This video demonstrates how I moisturise my 4c hair. Doing this often has certainly helped me retain a lot of length, that's because moisturised hair is less likely to break than dry hair. Here I use the LOC method, where:
L (liquid) is a mixture of aloe vera juice and tea tree oil, and a leave-in conditioner
O (oil) is castor oil
C (cream) is shea butter
The whole process takes less than 10 minutes!
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[@mya10121]

We literally have the same routine! And it took me awhile to develop it, but I noticed drastic improvements in my hair health and retainment. (If you don't touch you ends, you can't break them) Who knew? Also, I did not know that you don't have to undo the hair completely to moisturize it. Spritzing it while it's in whatever style works just fine. This idea needs to be shared more. Good for you.

[@nappysista01]

You have beautiful hair!!!!!!!!!! How often do u wash your hair? ty:)

[@mmabathotshivhase1523]

MsFlawsSoPretty thank you so much!! I try to wash my hair at least once a month... it’s not always possible 🙈but I’m getting better at keeping close to that frequency.

[@indigo57]

My ends are stringy like yours. Do you have any advice?

[@mmabathotshivhase1523]

We need to trim 🙂

[@coilycrown5130]

Her hair looks health to me unless you mean her strands length is stringy which is because New roots length and also you could have small coils Circumference/ diameter around in size which it's called tight coils.. I try not to make complicate to understand the terms but the easy way to explain coil hair is small ⭕️ circle strands of hair that strands in like a coil if your strand is medium/ fine when you braid it the strands gather together it looks that it have less density than it is.