I was perusing on Long hair forum and found an old thread about dry ends. Anyway one of the advices was washing the whole length of your hair in addition to scalp and paying special attention to your ends if not done well you'll end up with product build up. Since I have low porosity hair product build is the worst for me. I realized why I was washing my hair wrong and why my ends always were jacked up, dry and why my straightened hair was never flowy. I think washing the scalp only comes from naturals who mostly wear their hair curly.
Wow, i didn't realize the importance of getting your ends clean too; thanks for that tip! & I also think focusing on just washing your scalp comes from naturals who mostly wear their hair curly
Wow!! So I was doing this and then I saw a bunch of naturals say you shouldn’t. You should do your scalp and not wash your hair strands, to not focus on those. I didn’t realize this would cause me more build up. I guess that’s why they call it a hair journey lol whew
Olaplex everything is amazing!! 😂 But this shampoo in particular is the most concentrated shampoo I’ve ever used. I just can’t believe how such a tiny amount suds up to work on a large portion of my hair!! It’s deceiving! I really love it too.
This channel is so needed on TH-cam in the natural community. I hope u keep making more videos for us because your channel definitely will grow. New subbie!❤️
Do you have any specific tips for growing short and fine heat trained natural hair? I recently big chopped four months ago. I washed my hair every two weeks to once a month, and I straightened my hair once every two months. I was also wearing protective styles in between washes (twists, locs) Now that my hair has grown a few inches, I’d like to not wear protective styles as much and straighten my hair more, but since it’s barely shoulder length now, I’m worried it will just break off from rubbing against my shoulders (I have very fine, fragile ends so I usually keep them protected. Genetics!) 😭 Any tips? Thanks so much! (Currently wearing space buns. lol)
My tip would def be investing a little money into seeing a professional hairstylist who can give you tips about techniques, products, etc. that you can use specifically for your hair type to continue to keep your hair healthy and retain length. & when you do wear your hair down make sure to have your ends well moisturized so it prevents some of that breakage from your clothes. I am loving the space buns thou lol. I'll def be doing that next week!
Wear more silk/satin shirts whenever you let your hair down. Deep condition or mask the ends every time you wash and run a tiny bit of oil on the ends only! everyday if you’re wearing a straight style.
I am starting heat training.....just wondering what temp do you use on your own hair...and those 2 you tubers you referred to are the facts with the tips they give
@@sierralafaye how many passes do u do? I did 2-3 on the roots and 2 through out the rest of my hair yesterday. Im high scared of heat damage but it shouldn't matter because its too difficult to wear my hair in its natural 4c state
@@myannaalexis8207 thank you sooo much! I really appreciate your support! I'm supposed to be buying a camera this weekend and will actually be moving to another country next week so can't wait to share my journey and figure out how I'm going to manage this hair on the other side of the world lol
Have u ever noticed that the end of your hair feels rough/ hard after flat ironing it? I did and had to pass the flat iron and comb on the end again. I just had a trim
Hmmm, the stylist may not have trimmed enough off; you can try a deep conditioning treatment or hot oil treatment; that may help to soften the hair a bit.
I had the wrong olaplex in the video! I meant to put Olaplex #4...however I’m obsessed with the #3 as well!
I was perusing on Long hair forum and found an old thread about dry ends. Anyway one of the advices was washing the whole length of your hair in addition to scalp and paying special attention to your ends if not done well you'll end up with product build up. Since I have low porosity hair product build is the worst for me. I realized why I was washing my hair wrong and why my ends always were jacked up, dry and why my straightened hair was never flowy. I think washing the scalp only comes from naturals who mostly wear their hair curly.
Wow, i didn't realize the importance of getting your ends clean too; thanks for that tip! & I also think focusing on just washing your scalp comes from naturals who mostly wear their hair curly
Wow this is a life saver❤️thank you
Wow!! So I was doing this and then I saw a bunch of naturals say you shouldn’t. You should do your scalp and not wash your hair strands, to not focus on those. I didn’t realize this would cause me more build up. I guess that’s why they call it a hair journey lol whew
Olaplex everything is amazing!! 😂 But this shampoo in particular is the most concentrated shampoo I’ve ever used. I just can’t believe how such a tiny amount suds up to work on a large portion of my hair!! It’s deceiving! I really love it too.
Taking care from the inside out is key! YES!!
You have taught me a lot about that :)
This channel is so needed on TH-cam in the natural community. I hope u keep making more videos for us because your channel definitely will grow. New subbie!❤️
Aw thanks so much!
I have noticed that drinking more water increases hair growth
I notice that too with my hair!!
Yasss, Cyndolls channel is the bomb!!!
Right!!
Yes I would love to see the water video
You got it dude! *Michelle Tanner voice*
I’d love to see the water routine and updated heat training video!
You got it!
New subbie 💞 I'm wanting to start my heat train journey this year so stumbled upon your channel looking for advice.Thanks.
Thanks so much for the support! I'm here if you come across any questions or advice!
Do you have any specific tips for growing short and fine heat trained natural hair? I recently big chopped four months ago. I washed my hair every two weeks to once a month, and I straightened my hair once every two months. I was also wearing protective styles in between washes (twists, locs)
Now that my hair has grown a few inches, I’d like to not wear protective styles as much and straighten my hair more, but since it’s barely shoulder length now, I’m worried it will just break off from rubbing against my shoulders (I have very fine, fragile ends so I usually keep them protected. Genetics!) 😭
Any tips? Thanks so much! (Currently wearing space buns. lol)
My tip would def be investing a little money into seeing a professional hairstylist who can give you tips about techniques, products, etc. that you can use specifically for your hair type to continue to keep your hair healthy and retain length. & when you do wear your hair down make sure to have your ends well moisturized so it prevents some of that breakage from your clothes. I am loving the space buns thou lol. I'll def be doing that next week!
Wear more silk/satin shirts whenever you let your hair down. Deep condition or mask the ends every time you wash and run a tiny bit of oil on the ends only! everyday if you’re wearing a straight style.
@@jaharahandromeda8927 These are some excellent tips!
Yup I have fine heat trained hair those tips are valid. I deep condition every wash!
So informative! Thanks girl xxx
I am starting heat training.....just wondering what temp do you use on your own hair...and those 2 you tubers you referred to are the facts with the tips they give
They are super knowledgable! & I usually use 375 F on my hair!
@@sierralafaye how many passes do u do? I did 2-3 on the roots and 2 through out the rest of my hair yesterday. Im high scared of heat damage but it shouldn't matter because its too difficult to wear my hair in its natural 4c state
How often do you get your keratin treatments?
I’ve only gotten them about 4 times in my life so not often at all!
How often should I flat iron? My hair frizzes up instantly
The professionals I've talked to say when used correctly, once a week is fine. & some anti frizz products may help with reducing frizz for you!
@@sierralafaye Thank you beautiful💕 looking forward to more of your videos
@@myannaalexis8207 thank you sooo much! I really appreciate your support! I'm supposed to be buying a camera this weekend and will actually be moving to another country next week so can't wait to share my journey and figure out how I'm going to manage this hair on the other side of the world lol
Have u ever noticed that the end of your hair feels rough/ hard after flat ironing it? I did and had to pass the flat iron and comb on the end again. I just had a trim
Hmmm, the stylist may not have trimmed enough off; you can try a deep conditioning treatment or hot oil treatment; that may help to soften the hair a bit.
Hey Beautiful, what are your favorite protective styles ?
Thanks girl! Honestly, sewins and braids; but I will eventually do a video on protective styles for heat trained hair that doesn't involve weave