Thank you I NOW understand the difference. I feel like many people talking about the difference were confusing but you made things very easy to understand so thank you! I also have high porosity hair that I need to learn how to keep the moisture in so it can grow long
Thank you so much for this video, I was really struggling to figure out my hairs porosity and also to find videos about straight hair and porosity. So big thank you as I understand so much better now 😁
for me it makes sense that cold water on har is importert to close those layers. hot water Opens those layers. so im going to see if rinse with cold water it Will make a change.
Thanks for the video Ully! Do you know how weather affects low/high porosity hair? Cold winters, humid countries etc? Or can the changing seasons help you tell what hair porosity you have? Testing you here :p
Hello Henna K, so if your hair is more porous it will have a higher tendency to get frizzier in humid weather and very dry in dry weather (remember it lets moisture in as much as it does out). Lower porosity hair is more consistent in texture in different weather. It's another good way to tell what type of hair you have :) does that answer your q?
Thank you I NOW understand the difference. I feel like many people talking about the difference were confusing but you made things very easy to understand so thank you! I also have high porosity hair that I need to learn how to keep the moisture in so it can grow long
Thank you so much for this video, I was really struggling to figure out my hairs porosity and also to find videos about straight hair and porosity. So big thank you as I understand so much better now 😁
for me it makes sense that cold water on har is importert to close those layers. hot water Opens those layers. so im going to see if rinse with cold water it Will make a change.
This was helpful!
Glad it was helpful! :)
Plz can you do a products vid? This vid was great!
Thanks for the video Ully! Do you know how weather affects low/high porosity hair? Cold winters, humid countries etc? Or can the changing seasons help you tell what hair porosity you have? Testing you here :p
Hello Henna K, so if your hair is more porous it will have a higher tendency to get frizzier in humid weather and very dry in dry weather (remember it lets moisture in as much as it does out). Lower porosity hair is more consistent in texture in different weather. It's another good way to tell what type of hair you have :) does that answer your q?
I have the same hair type as you what products do you use for your hair type?