Courtney, I am a 70 yr old grandma who has gone to my natural gray hair. I’m so discouraged. I live in FL and deal with 90% humidity during the summer. I wash every other day. My hair is so dry! I’ve tried so many of the products you’ve suggested. Deep conditioners tend to weigh down my hair. Please make more videos for older women like me who have fine, thin gray hair. I do believes I am experiencing hydgral fatigue now.😢😢😢😢
The hose analogy worked for me! As did the images of the hairs getting more fatigued. I can't imagine what horror it must be to have your hair stretch until it just breaks off! 😵
@10:30 This is exactly me. I've described my hair as feeling waxy for about two years and have deep conditioned my heart out trying to repair my hair, only to be baffled that my hair is getting worse. I've been using a deep conditioner every wash day 😬 My hair hardly curls and if it does, the curls fall out in a couple hours whereas my curls used to last for days. Currently doing my first protein treatment ever 🤦🏻♀️
Okay after one rice rinse my hair is totally behaving better already. I'll be including more protein until it's balanced. Can't believe I was applying that much moisture to my hair. Thank you for your videos! I was ready to chop all my hair and go back to straightening
@@VivienReisI’m so glad - what protein treatment did you do as I am in similar position after only 6 weeks of once a week hair mask according to it’s instructions and now looking for a protein to put on however I am finding flax seed gel initially saved my hair….. it was so gummy and matted and awful. I’m glad mine happened super quick so I realised something was off so soon after initiating such damaging but well intentioned activities 🙈
Haven't even watched yet, but I wanted to say THANK YOU! This is a huge pet peeve of mine! You are right, it has to be the most misused term there is in hair care!! I see it all the time, on IG & on TH-cam. People with TONS of subscribers (some with 100s of thousands of subscribers on TH-cam!!) misusing it which just leads to more people misusing it!
*waves* I put my hair in hygral fatigue by daily washing. Here’s how you can, too! 1) Wash (or rinse) your hair every day. 2) Use mountains of conditioner. Really slather it on there. It doesn’t have to be a deep conditioner-any old thing will do. 3) Do not-I repeat, DO NOT-rinse it all out of your hair. This is key! Would you rinse lotion off of your hands? No! So let that conditioner sit in your hair all day. 4) Put your hair in a bun or braid for the day. Yes, put it up wet and leave it. I said what I said. 5) Let it down in the evening. Marvel that your hair is still really wet. 6) Get up the next day and repeat. So yeah. You can put your hair in hygral fatigue by daily washing, but you have to be doing about five things wrong. And even then it took probably 3+ years.
Good job. I finally 'got it'. I could just never quite picture, how 'overmoisturizing' actually worked or why it could even lead to damaged hair. Guess, a picture (or a good analogy) does explain better than a thousand words 👍
I LOVE Curlsmith's multi tasking conditioner! I either use Aveda's nutriplenish leave in (a somewhat creamy spray leave in), or the CS multi tasking conditioner as a leave in (when my hair needs a bit more than a spray can give). I like it as a rinse out too, but I have others I like better for that purpose so I usually use it as a leave in.
Yes, new subscriber! Just like some of the other commenters, I finally understand. I’m embarrassed to say how many years I’ve been natural and never understood all of the issues with my curls. I was in panic mode because my ends were getting straight and my hair was too soft…. It took forever, but I get it now. Thanks so much.
I'm so glad I found your channel! I think we have practically the same type of hair. I think I over moisturized my hair because, as I'm just beginning my wavy/curly journey, most of the people I've found so far have curlier, drier hair. I don't think my hair was very damaged before I started this, and I've been going hard on the squish-to-condish lol. One of the first shampoos and conditioners I tried had some protein which my hair seemed to like, but I've run out and been using very moisturizing stuff until I get new protein products. They can't get here soon enough! Anyway, loving your videos!
I am quite certain I have/had hygral fatigue from over moisturizing with deep conditioning with heat multiple times in a month. How long does it take to recover from it and does it cause hair loss? I have been shedding a lot more since it happened
It took me a long time to figure out what hygral fatigue was and how it felt (My hair would get limp and the curl falls out.); what helped was that My Mane Bio analysis you suggested a couple years ago (Low-porosity and needs protein.). As for the hose analogy, it works really well.
Wow thank you Courtney for the information! Your videos have been so helpful and I admit I was one of those who thought more was MORE, I will never condition overnight again! I've been focusing on protein which I had no idea makes a huge difference!
My hair is very coarse and thick with big ringlets. I only need to deep condition about once every two months. However, my hair needs monthly protein treatments.
Thanks you so much for this video im suffering from Over Moisturized hair right now, and I was worried it was Hygral Fatigue but now I know that is to much moisture, washing my hair tomorrow with Hask Keratin Protein Smoothing Shampoo and then im using the Hask Keratien Protein Smoothing Deep Conditioner. My hair feels wet all the time even four days after I wash it, and the softness is so annoying, special the gummy feeling when its wet.
True hygral fatigue causes hair loss at the root, correct? Do you have any idea how to tell the difference between hygral fatigue and postpartum hair loss?? (A bit off topic here I know.) I am a new “wavy girl” but also have a 4 month old. My hair definitely does not feel gummy in my opinion and when wet it does stretch and go back. So I think…not hygral fatigue? I definitely have some problems with hair looking limp/frizzy at times, but I think that is due to being “in transition” maybe and also still needing to find my best products/styling techniques. However, the past few weeks I have started losing hair in excessive amounts every time I wash (much more than the first weeks of CGM). I just need a way to decipher that this is for sure due to postpartum hormones and not something I am doing wrong with my products/new wavy routine. I am only 2 months in as a “wavy” but 4 months postpartum so probably poor timing for deciding to switch my hair routine when PP hair loss was right around the corner…any advice??
This video is so timely for me! Thank you for all your help, Courtney! I actually used that Curl Junkie Repair Me today after clarifying, and I have noticed that it helped with my slightly over moisturized hair. I have been asking lots of these questions that you covered recently, so I am so glad you covered this topic. You are probably the person that I trust the most when it comes to these things. God Bless! Abbey :)
Great timing - I needed this video! I'm going to try one of those treatments, thank you. My Mane Bio ( recommended by you) told me two years ago to add more protein - not sure if that's changed but I have yet to find a sufficient product. So thank you! 😊
I think i went into hygral fatigue at the very beginning and possibly because of my refresh days and using leave in mixed with water. I now dont use anything on refresh days. I have no shame!🤣
If you think you have hygral fatigue...you prob do. Even if your hair feels dry... I'm 2c mostly, naturally high porosity with some bleach and I decided to try a protein treatment today. My curls havent been this defined in forever. Like I have wave definition not frizz. If your curls or waves are just not shaping right and you use a lot of conditioners try a mild protein first. I'm happy I did and I plan to use it once a monrh. If i do a more intense treatment maybe every 6 weeks. Courtney does a great job.
I used EcoSlay Matcha Boost (left on for 10 minutes under a shower cap while in the shower). Then followed with NYM Curl Talk Deep Conditioning Masque because the EcoSlay website said to follow Matcha Boost with their Banana Deep Conditioner, which I didn’t have. I left the NYM on under a shower cap for another 10 minutes in the shower and rinsed out. My hair felt damp and gummy on the top of my head. I did all the other things I usually do - styling products and diffuse. My waves were really sad. And the next day - silky smooth straight. Straighter than when I wore my hair straight. Washed again 5 days later using Giovanni TTT shampoo and NYM Curl Talk rinse out conditioner. Used Curlsmith Feather Light Protein Cream and then their Curl Defining Styling Souffle and Bouncy Strength Volume Foam. Again… sad waves and straight hair today. If I stretch a strand of hair, it stretches about 2 inches without bouncing back and then breaks. Is this over-moisturized or hygral fatigue? How do I get my waves back? (I’m a 2A, fine, low density).
Ok so I did a hair mask for 10 minutes or less ONCE a week 6 weeks in a row and - disaster 🤣 as well as stopping shampoo and straightening and using a silk cap at night….. my goodness. Flax seed gel saved it immediately - at least I was doing that too. On the 6th time - gummy, matted, tangled wet hair immediately after taking off the mask and my digging locks were interlocking in their wet dampness. It was awful. I had never seen a thing like it on my hair journey and I’m nearly 52. So two days later - after bringing the situation under control immediately by applying WAY more flax seed gel than I would normally apply and letting it dry. My hair is remarkably good. Soft yes and I been keeping it in protective style since (bun). But it did curl not too bad immediately on drying. So since then I discovered that hydras fatigue is a thing, protein is important as well as deep conditioning. I am also now scared to deep condition my hair ever again 😂
Close to having hygral fatigue. Protein ruined my hair. I was having a breakdown every time I showered. My hair needed protein sooo badly, but the right ones. I needed amino acids! Using noughty leave in mixed w cantu. Fires me up pretty quick
If you scrunch out the crunch and you notice ur hair still feels damp I's that a sign of over moisturized hair? Or if ur hair takes a long time to dry cause you used to much gel or creams ? Only seems to happen to me on wash day sometimes I struggle with my hair taking forever to dry even diffusing it lol .
Hi Courtney, could you tell me please how repair a hydral fatigue? My hair it feels like gummy when it's dry, it's tangled, frizzy, and when it's wet it's feel like plastic I can't past my fingers thought the hair because it's hurt my scalp. For protein I use the mielle babassu Deep conditioner, and a gel with aminoacids in the 9 place. Also I bought another Deep conditioner with Big protein (Rice and quinoa) (that I will use in the Next wash). It will this help? :( Sorry for my english, it's not my first lenguage
@@dennissems Hi, I already did It, and my hair feels like how I wrote in my first comment. I'm not sure if is a protein overload because that it's suppost to feel rough and dry. But my hair feels gummy, like plastic and wet, and it's frizzy with a bit of definition.
I only deep condition when I feel it's needed which isn't very often. There are low amounts of protein in most of my protects. Keeps my hair pretty balanced.
Is it possible to get hydral fatigue from using humectant based gels only for extensive periods of time on super soaking wet hair? Examples of products: Uncle Funky’s Curly Magic and Innersense I Create Hold. Thanks 💖
That is what I do. But I may be using something like the Curl Junkie protein treatment as the "deep conditioner". But I know of people who do NOT deep condition after clarifying. (my hair really hates that, it needs the extra love after clarifying)
I think i might have it when i wet my hair i can’t even run my fingers through even with conditioner but ive never deep conditioned ever! All i have done is put leave in conditioner (its a ten) and mixed chicks) idk what to do because my hair keeps falling out but more while wet it feels like waxy or gummy should i use a certain shampoo???
What does hair strands feeling like nylon thread or fishing line texture sound like? Overmoisturized or protein overload? By the way my strands are naturally moderately coarse and thick but I haven't had this problem before.
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney Yes, ever since puberty my hair went coarse texture (my Mother had coarse wavy). It has gone from a combo of medium and coarse to 70% coarse, 15% medium, 15% fine. I have had several hair analyses since 8 yrs ago which I find so interesting! But now I am post-menopause and have noticed more changes especially frizz and flyaways.
Courtney, I am a 70 yr old grandma who has gone to my natural gray hair. I’m so discouraged. I live in FL and deal with 90% humidity during the summer. I wash every other day. My hair is so dry! I’ve tried so many of the products you’ve suggested. Deep conditioners tend to weigh down my hair. Please make more videos for older women like me who have fine, thin gray hair. I do believes I am experiencing hydgral fatigue now.😢😢😢😢
The hose analogy worked for me! As did the images of the hairs getting more fatigued. I can't imagine what horror it must be to have your hair stretch until it just breaks off! 😵
I love how the hose analogy worked! And I know!!!
@10:30 This is exactly me. I've described my hair as feeling waxy for about two years and have deep conditioned my heart out trying to repair my hair, only to be baffled that my hair is getting worse. I've been using a deep conditioner every wash day 😬 My hair hardly curls and if it does, the curls fall out in a couple hours whereas my curls used to last for days.
Currently doing my first protein treatment ever 🤦🏻♀️
Okay after one rice rinse my hair is totally behaving better already. I'll be including more protein until it's balanced. Can't believe I was applying that much moisture to my hair.
Thank you for your videos! I was ready to chop all my hair and go back to straightening
2nd day curls are intact for the first time in years. I thought my curls were gone forever 😭 I'm so happy to have them back!
@@VivienReisI’m so glad - what protein treatment did you do as I am in similar position after only 6 weeks of once a week hair mask according to it’s instructions and now looking for a protein to put on however I am finding flax seed gel initially saved my hair….. it was so gummy and matted and awful. I’m glad mine happened super quick so I realised something was off so soon after initiating such damaging but well intentioned activities 🙈
Haven't even watched yet, but I wanted to say THANK YOU! This is a huge pet peeve of mine! You are right, it has to be the most misused term there is in hair care!! I see it all the time, on IG & on TH-cam. People with TONS of subscribers (some with 100s of thousands of subscribers on TH-cam!!) misusing it which just leads to more people misusing it!
Your make up looks really good and I love your eyebrows, have you considered doing make up tutorial.?
Thank you so much. I did a couple a while back... This is it! 😊
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*waves* I put my hair in hygral fatigue by daily washing. Here’s how you can, too!
1) Wash (or rinse) your hair every day.
2) Use mountains of conditioner. Really slather it on there. It doesn’t have to be a deep conditioner-any old thing will do.
3) Do not-I repeat, DO NOT-rinse it all out of your hair. This is key! Would you rinse lotion off of your hands? No! So let that conditioner sit in your hair all day.
4) Put your hair in a bun or braid for the day. Yes, put it up wet and leave it. I said what I said.
5) Let it down in the evening. Marvel that your hair is still really wet.
6) Get up the next day and repeat.
So yeah. You can put your hair in hygral fatigue by daily washing, but you have to be doing about five things wrong. And even then it took probably 3+ years.
You spend 3 years doing that ? I only wash my hair twice a week and go 3 to 4 days in between washes, and still I manage to over moisturize my hair.
Good job. I finally 'got it'. I could just never quite picture, how 'overmoisturizing' actually worked or why it could even lead to damaged hair. Guess, a picture (or a good analogy) does explain better than a thousand words 👍
Yay!!! This makes me so happy. I totally agree. You can relate it something you already know. Love a good analogy!
I LOVE Curlsmith's multi tasking conditioner! I either use Aveda's nutriplenish leave in (a somewhat creamy spray leave in), or the CS multi tasking conditioner as a leave in (when my hair needs a bit more than a spray can give). I like it as a rinse out too, but I have others I like better for that purpose so I usually use it as a leave in.
Love this!!! It is a fantastic product.
50 seconds in and you said 'gasp' and that made my whole evening 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Yes, new subscriber! Just like some of the other commenters, I finally understand. I’m embarrassed to say how many years I’ve been natural and never understood all of the issues with my curls. I was in panic mode because my ends were getting straight and my hair was too soft…. It took forever, but I get it now. Thanks so much.
I'm so glad I found your channel! I think we have practically the same type of hair. I think I over moisturized my hair because, as I'm just beginning my wavy/curly journey, most of the people I've found so far have curlier, drier hair. I don't think my hair was very damaged before I started this, and I've been going hard on the squish-to-condish lol. One of the first shampoos and conditioners I tried had some protein which my hair seemed to like, but I've run out and been using very moisturizing stuff until I get new protein products. They can't get here soon enough! Anyway, loving your videos!
I am quite certain I have/had hygral fatigue from over moisturizing with deep conditioning with heat multiple times in a month. How long does it take to recover from it and does it cause hair loss? I have been shedding a lot more since it happened
It took me a long time to figure out what hygral fatigue was and how it felt (My hair would get limp and the curl falls out.); what helped was that My Mane Bio analysis you suggested a couple years ago (Low-porosity and needs protein.).
As for the hose analogy, it works really well.
I am so glad My Mane Bio helped! It takes a lot of guessing out.
And thank you! I am glad the analogy worked out!
Thanks for the enlightenment on this term. I've never heard of it! 🙃
It is one you don't hear as often in the wavy/curly community. 😃 I am so glad this helped!
Wow thank you Courtney for the information! Your videos have been so helpful and I admit I was one of those who thought more was MORE, I will never condition overnight again! I've been focusing on protein which I had no idea makes a huge difference!
Yay! I am glad this helped! It sounds like you are on the right track and your hair is happier.
My hair is very coarse and thick with big ringlets. I only need to deep condition about once every two months. However, my hair needs monthly protein treatments.
Totally get this! 😄
I’ve got a lot to learn. Can I wet my hair to restyle it daily without damaging it? My hair is dry, frizzy and wavy.
Yes you can! In a few of my recent one brand wash day videos I have been showing refreshing.
Very nice! Enjoyed this. I loved the hose analogy!
I am glad the analogy worked out! And thank you so much!🤗😍
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney you're most welcome!
Such a good explanation..nobody can explain it so well than you..I never heard this term before and now I have full knowledge on it..thank you
Wow! Thank you so much! I am glad it has served its purpose.
Thanks you so much for this video im suffering from Over Moisturized hair right now, and I was worried it was Hygral Fatigue but now I know that is to much moisture, washing my hair tomorrow with Hask Keratin Protein Smoothing Shampoo and then im using the Hask Keratien Protein Smoothing Deep Conditioner. My hair feels wet all the time even four days after I wash it, and the softness is so annoying, special the gummy feeling when its wet.
True hygral fatigue causes hair loss at the root, correct? Do you have any idea how to tell the difference between hygral fatigue and postpartum hair loss?? (A bit off topic here I know.) I am a new “wavy girl” but also have a 4 month old. My hair definitely does not feel gummy in my opinion and when wet it does stretch and go back. So I think…not hygral fatigue? I definitely have some problems with hair looking limp/frizzy at times, but I think that is due to being “in transition” maybe and also still needing to find my best products/styling techniques. However, the past few weeks I have started losing hair in excessive amounts every time I wash (much more than the first weeks of CGM). I just need a way to decipher that this is for sure due to postpartum hormones and not something I am doing wrong with my products/new wavy routine. I am only 2 months in as a “wavy” but 4 months postpartum so probably poor timing for deciding to switch my hair routine when PP hair loss was right around the corner…any advice??
This video is so timely for me! Thank you for all your help, Courtney! I actually used that Curl Junkie Repair Me today after clarifying, and I have noticed that it helped with my slightly over moisturized hair. I have been asking lots of these questions that you covered recently, so I am so glad you covered this topic. You are probably the person that I trust the most when it comes to these things. God Bless!
Abbey :)
Awe you are so sweet! I am glad this helped. I love the science behind it and helping others. God bless you!! 🙏
I have to wait to watch it, but I've already "liked" it. Lol I was just cringing yesterday over someone misusing the term hygral fatigue.
🤗🤗🤗
I liked it before I watched!
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney you should check out @melinda ‘s videos. She’s a wavy hair TH-camr who’s about as far along as you in her pregnancy
Also, my hair changed some when I moved from the northeast to the arid southwest desert 🏜 My hair seemed drier.
Yes! Environment can play a big role in our hair! That is quite a change!
Great timing - I needed this video! I'm going to try one of those treatments, thank you. My Mane Bio ( recommended by you) told me two years ago to add more protein - not sure if that's changed but I have yet to find a sufficient product. So thank you! 😊
Absolutely! I hope it helps!
I think i went into hygral fatigue at the very beginning and possibly because of my refresh days and using leave in mixed with water. I now dont use anything on refresh days. I have no shame!🤣
But that is what many come across on what to do in the beginning! Absolutely no shame!😆 Most days I do not refresh. 🤷
Hey Courtney! This was helpful. Thank you!
If you think you have hygral fatigue...you prob do. Even if your hair feels dry...
I'm 2c mostly, naturally high porosity with some bleach and I decided to try a protein treatment today. My curls havent been this defined in forever. Like I have wave definition not frizz. If your curls or waves are just not shaping right and you use a lot of conditioners try a mild protein first.
I'm happy I did and I plan to use it once a monrh. If i do a more intense treatment maybe every 6 weeks.
Courtney does a great job.
I used EcoSlay Matcha Boost (left on for 10 minutes under a shower cap while in the shower). Then followed with NYM Curl Talk Deep Conditioning Masque because the EcoSlay website said to follow Matcha Boost with their Banana Deep Conditioner, which I didn’t have. I left the NYM on under a shower cap for another 10 minutes in the shower and rinsed out. My hair felt damp and gummy on the top of my head. I did all the other things I usually do - styling products and diffuse. My waves were really sad. And the next day - silky smooth straight. Straighter than when I wore my hair straight. Washed again 5 days later using Giovanni TTT shampoo and NYM Curl Talk rinse out conditioner. Used Curlsmith Feather Light Protein Cream and then their Curl Defining Styling Souffle and Bouncy Strength Volume Foam. Again… sad waves and straight hair today. If I stretch a strand of hair, it stretches about 2 inches without bouncing back and then breaks. Is this over-moisturized or hygral fatigue? How do I get my waves back? (I’m a 2A, fine, low density).
Ok so I did a hair mask for 10 minutes or less ONCE a week 6 weeks in a row and - disaster 🤣 as well as stopping shampoo and straightening and using a silk cap at night….. my goodness.
Flax seed gel saved it immediately - at least I was doing that too. On the 6th time - gummy, matted, tangled wet hair immediately after taking off the mask and my digging locks were interlocking in their wet dampness. It was awful. I had never seen a thing like it on my hair journey and I’m nearly 52. So two days later - after bringing the situation under control immediately by applying WAY more flax seed gel than I would normally apply and letting it dry. My hair is remarkably good. Soft yes and I been keeping it in protective style since (bun). But it did curl not too bad immediately on drying. So since then I discovered that hydras fatigue is a thing, protein is important as well as deep conditioning. I am also now scared to deep condition my hair ever again 😂
I think i did this to my hair. I was deep conditioning 2x a week, put leave in, and oil and my hair looked so dry and frizzy
Close to having hygral fatigue. Protein ruined my hair.
I was having a breakdown every time I showered.
My hair needed protein sooo badly, but the right ones. I needed amino acids!
Using noughty leave in mixed w cantu. Fires me up pretty quick
Do you have a previous video showing/discussing how to best use the Repair Me protein treatment? Thanks for all your great info! :-)
Thank you! 😀This is an older video... But I do use it here! th-cam.com/video/BGjbDWp7tOMi/w-d-xo.htmld
If you scrunch out the crunch and you notice ur hair still feels damp I's that a sign of over moisturized hair? Or if ur hair takes a long time to dry cause you used to much gel or creams ? Only seems to happen to me on wash day sometimes I struggle with my hair taking forever to dry even diffusing it lol .
What does protein have to do with hygral fatigue?
Have you used tressemme gel? I never hear about it & it’s my fave!!
Hi Courtney, could you tell me please how repair a hydral fatigue? My hair it feels like gummy when it's dry, it's tangled, frizzy, and when it's wet it's feel like plastic I can't past my fingers thought the hair because it's hurt my scalp.
For protein I use the mielle babassu Deep conditioner, and a gel with aminoacids in the 9 place. Also I bought another Deep conditioner with Big protein (Rice and quinoa) (that I will use in the Next wash).
It will this help? :(
Sorry for my english, it's not my first lenguage
Use a leave in or deep conditioner that doesn’t have any protein. It seems that you’ve been using products with too much protein. See of that helps.
@@dennissems Hi, I already did It, and my hair feels like how I wrote in my first comment. I'm not sure if is a protein overload because that it's suppost to feel rough and dry. But my hair feels gummy, like plastic and wet, and it's frizzy with a bit of definition.
Is the deep conditioner you bought more of a protein treatment?
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney It have protein as the Seven ingridient. It will work?
Thank you for the answer
@@mermaidmotel2838 try Olaplex. Sometimes that’s happened to me and I use Olaplex. It usually fixes it everything.
Why does my hair break if I use protein products?
I have never successfully figured out my texture or porosity, I just don't understand how.
Excellent video, thank you!
Courtney you said u have low porosity hair.. is it true that low po hair doesnt need protein?
I only deep condition when I feel it's needed which isn't very often. There are low amounts of protein in most of my protects. Keeps my hair pretty balanced.
Absolutely! Fantastic routine. Love it!
Is it possible to get hydral fatigue from using humectant based gels only for extensive periods of time on super soaking wet hair? Examples of products: Uncle Funky’s Curly Magic and Innersense I Create Hold.
Thanks 💖
I thought that I was supposed to deep condition every time I used clarifying shampoo. I am talking 20-30 minutes. Is that true?
That is what I do. But I may be using something like the Curl Junkie protein treatment as the "deep conditioner". But I know of people who do NOT deep condition after clarifying. (my hair really hates that, it needs the extra love after clarifying)
Does this mean I can wet refresh everyday?
I think i might have it when i wet my hair i can’t even run my fingers through even with conditioner but ive never deep conditioned ever! All i have done is put leave in conditioner (its a ten) and mixed chicks) idk what to do because my hair keeps falling out but more while wet it feels like waxy or gummy should i use a certain shampoo???
What’s a good oil to use as a pre-poo?
I like this one! bit.ly/curlsmithbondingoil
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney Thank you so much! 🙂
So is this the problem of the women blaming Deva Curl products for their hair breakage??
No, I really think that issue was unrelated to Hygral fatigue.
What is the link to the oil please!!!
Here you go! bit.ly/curlsmithbondingoil
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney you're the best thank you so much!!!
What does hair strands feeling like nylon thread or fishing line texture sound like? Overmoisturized or protein overload? By the way my strands are naturally moderately coarse and thick but I haven't had this problem before.
It just sounds like you have coarse hair. You might really find @mymanecurls on Instagram.
@@SwavyCurlyCourtney Yes, ever since puberty my hair went coarse texture (my Mother had coarse wavy). It has gone from a combo of medium and coarse to 70% coarse, 15% medium, 15% fine. I have had several hair analyses since 8 yrs ago which I find so interesting! But now I am post-menopause and have noticed more changes especially frizz and flyaways.
Spaghetti noodle hair!