I've been natural for more than 14 years now, I have dreadlocks, in my teen years I use to relax my hair and my skin is so sensitive I would get sores and end up cutting my hair. To be honest, I love your hair, it's thick and healthy.
Oh my soul that’s so hectic… I think relaxers and hairdresser techniques have come a long way so it’s possible to do it safely and have healthy relaxed hair. Thank you for stopping by ♥️
Hi. Love your videos. I’m a fairly new natural (2 years in) so my relaxed hair is not that far in my past. I had some of the same issues with my relaxed hair as you do, so here are some suggestions…. Disclaimer I’m not a hair expert, I’m just a girl who paid very close attention to my relaxed hair and cared for it very well for many years. 1. The dry scalp is normal for a lot of people, myself included. The dryness is your scalp’s way of telling you it’s time to wash your hair. I used Design Essentials Peppermint and Aloe scalp tonic to help with the dry scalp. It’s not a cure or fix, it will just give you a day or two extra before you need to wash your hair. It is very soothing and light weight but also effective. 2. The shedding: Your hair is not shedding more, the straight hairs don’t get tangled or intertwined with any other hair so they can just fall out easier. 3. When I was relaxed and during the early part of my natural hair, I used KeraCare anti-itch shampoo. That shampoo was very effective against dry scalp. 4. Heat - you can air dry your relaxed hair, but you will still need to follow it up with a flat iron to get the sleek look. Or sit under a hooded dryer for 20-30 minutes to dry out the excess water, then follow it up with your blow dryer and flat iron. Doing this cuts down on the amount it time you expose your hair to direct heat by the blow drier. Or try wrapping your wet hair with a mousse and sitting under the dryer, then flat iron as needed(this is the best way to avoid heat damage). In general, Design Essentials brand is an excellent brand. It is black owned and they have a ton of products formulated for natural and relaxed hair.
I’ve just relaxed my hair as well, I’m at the 5 week mark and almost 6 and wow… the growth is already killing me 🤣. Also I’m glad I’m not the only one who has been experiencing some shedding. I was really stressing that maybe my hair could be falling off
😂😂😂😂😂 I think I stretched it out to 12 weeks… I won’t be doing that again! Well not anytime soon at least 💆🏾♀️ lol yeah I guess it’s normal especially now that our hair texture has changed.
I’m so glad you spoke about the dry scalp thing!! I was just saying to my mom a few days ago my scalp has dandruff which is something I’ve never suffered from ever. I thought it was a product that I had tried out that did that but I’m glad to hear someone else talk about it. I just bought some grape seed oil cause my natural hair used to love that so I’m gonna see if that works for me this wash day. When I was first relaxed I was also so horrified with how my hair was just falling 😭😭 I was like MAMA YOOOOO!! The natural girlies were right, I’m not gonna have hair on my head. But after my first touch up I recognised that the issue was moisture. I incorporated a lot more moisture into my routine and I haven’t had that excessive shedding/breakage problem. I also don’t like the “weighed down” look so I tend to moisturise my hair every 3/4 days after wash day. I also use a leave in conditioner in between those days, I spritz the crème of nature one and then moisturise with dark & lovely anti breakage moisturiser. I use that sparingly and just evenly distribute it over my hair. I also use a lot of strengthening products on my wash days to help with that problem. I use the Redken acid bonding shampoo/conditioner, then I go in with dark&lovely deep conditioner, then I use the Miele rosemary mint conditioner, maybe to a tea rinse and then add a leave in. When I blow dry my hair I use a heat protectant on low heat. But I only blow dry on 50-70% air dried hair. Then use a paddle brush with a blow dryer. I stretch my relaxers for 12 weeks, and when I wash my hair I use a hot comb for my roots! I got that tip from another relaxed TH-camr
You might like Wild Growth Oil. It's very moisturizing to the scalp. Also, I am in love with Emu oil and clove oil mixed together, my scalp is so much better, less flaky scalp.
I am so glad i have stopped relaxing my hair. No shedding, no itchy scalp and no dandruff anymore. If i want straight hair, i just bowdry or flat iron.
I too have dry scalp situation... but I'm combatting it with some apple cider vinegar mixed in water straight to the hair, hair spray situation. It really works... even overnight. I guess you can do apple cider rinses after your shampoo.. before condition (for smell purposes). I add a bit of lemongrass oil in the mixture.
Hi …I love your shade of lipstick and the color of your sweater. Regarding heat , I’ve been relaxed for years and I barely use heat …. If I want a straight look I go to bed with my hair wrapped or in a flat style and if I’m looking for curls or waves, I do braid outs or curl my hair at night and loosen it a couple hours before I go out to stretch the curl…. Even when I wash my hair I immediately put it in a ponytail and tie it with a scarf to flatten the roots and let it dry for hours, after, if , I use heat it’s to dry the small portion of hair where the ponytail was placed which tends to be a little damp. These things work for me I hope I was helpful.
It could be dermatitis. Your scalp can get dandruff-like patches/scales. It itches and doesn’t easily go away with washing. I always thought it dry scalp so slathered on the stuff you mentioned but learned that was the opposite of what you should do. A dermatologist can determine for sure, but there are otc shampoos like Nizoral that can help. If you use conditioner don’t get it on your scalp. I use the prescription version. The other things I use for my scalp are also prescription, scalp oils. I thought going natural would help but since I’ve learned what I have and how to treat it I’ve been considering going back relaxed. Love your videos. ❤
I find jamaican black castor oil, mixed with hair grease (blue magic) helped with my 'dry' scalp And the hair shedding! I was thinking the same thing! It looks like a barber shop on my bathroom floor
Sulfur 8 is great for dandruff. Has eliminated mine since I’ve been relaxed. They have a liquid version of sulfur 8. So you won’t get greasy weighed down hair
My hair has been natural for over a decade and I too suffer from the flaky “dandruff” when I have my hair straightened. My scalp doesn’t react the same when I use my natural hair products and wear my hair as-is. But when my hair is essentially dry and straight.. girl!! Itching for days! The dryness and itchiness may not have anything to do with your relaxer. 🤷🏾♀️
7:19 try looking into a Revair dryer. i got it for my thigh length curly hair and its a game changer. i have since cut my hair short but still use it. i can do my hair just little over an hour now (if im being picky) and it's less damage and pulling than blow dryer and brush method. yes it is expensive and bulky but totally worth it.
I learned a long time ago when I was relaxed that my hair and scalp did best if I washed my hair every 3-4 days. It's almost like my scalp produces a lot of sebum that has nowhere to go, and it's best to shampoo regularly rather than to slather products on it and not wash for weeks. This also works for my natural hair as well. I also can't wear wigs, weave, braid my hair, etc. I literally just wash n go every few days, just went from relaxed to natural years ago and still kept it simple. I just do not have the time to spend hours playing in my hair.
Its best to use a Ketozonale shampoo. It's specifically for dry itchy scalp. It's really good I got so bad big flakes out of nowhere now completely resolved x
I’m feeling some of those struggles 🥲 for the dry scalp try jojoba oil,I’ve heard and read it’s closest to our natural sebum production. I’ve moved away from looking for products specifically for “black hair” or “relaxed hair and just buy products based on my hair needs e.g moisture,protein,frizz free,etc.
Correct, eventually that's I did the same thing. I just buy thr products to suit my hair needs too. I've been loving the Chi hair serum and Paul Mitchell Skinny serum.
Do you use a leave in conditioner or heat protectant cream before blowdrying your hair? If so, then all you probably need to lock in moisture and be emollient without weighing down your hair is either sweet almond oil or jojoba oil, brushed through each day. You also need the right brush for your hair texture and style you're wearing, so that it distributes oil from your scalp without roughing up the strands of your hair. Look at some of the Denman brushes or if you've got the money, Mason Pearson brushes or one of the German/Italian knock offs.
Hi Tshego, Happy Sunday to you. How are you? Hope you had a great week, I enjoyed today's video. I understand the struggles of relaxed hair, when I was younger I had natural hair but due to the texture of it I had to switch to relaxed because it was much easier and I didn't cry as much 😅😂 Since i'm older now, I've embraced my relaxed hair(I'm trying to get back that full thickness of it like I once had before) Sending love always ❣️❣️❣️
I was definitely also a crier in hair salons 😂😂😂😂 THE TRAUMA chile… 🥲💆🏾♀️ wishing you all the best on your hair journey and good to see you on the channel again 😃
Thanks for this video. Girl, i enjoyed it. My biggest problem is i have to keep up with gymming while i still keep my hair not funky smelling but its so hard since i cant avoid heat at that time.
What if you try one of those water-less cleanser for braided hair???🤔🤔🤔🤔....I have never used them but I'm guessing they are not greasy/oily. I love your voice🥰
Do you have a filter for your shower? I was told that this can help with dry scalp and shedding on wash and co-wash days. The filter helps with taking out some of the deposits from the water.
@@KaizenTshego Also, after watching your video on shedding, I saw something on about a black tea rince. The caffeine in the tea is supposed to stimulate growth, in addition to reducing shedding. I this is done after a wash, sit on your scalp for 20-45 mins, followed by a really good deep condition. I have the same problem at times, so I'm going to try it.
My hair has been relaxed for 23 out of the 26 years of my life. My beautician called me “Pocahontas,” because my hair was always fall two or three inches below my bra line. However, your hair will very likely, gradually, become more and more porous, damaged, and possibly thin out over time. And, you will likely hit a wall in hair length retention, because your ends will be so damaged, (no matter how well you take care of your hair - root to end), that come time for your next relaxer, any length you obtained in “new-growth,” will likely be the same amount of length cut off of your ends, because of all of the splits that have occurred, due to porosity and brittleness caused by the relaxer, that will eventually travel up your hair shaft, and cause more damage. The chemicals in relaxers truly strip the hair cuticles. There are videos showing what pure lye does to an aluminum can. Relaxing your natural hair pretty much causes the same amount of damage as repeatedly bleaching your hair. It becomes dryer and brittle. I’m going natural, truly, for the first time in my life, and my natural hair feels soooo much healthier than my relaxed hair EVER could have. Relaxing caused so many chemical burns, hair loss associated with chemical burns, and permanent thinning. I would advise anyone who hasn’t relaxed their hair yet to truly think of other less permanent “lower maintenance” options for hair health, and length retention. Edit: I very rarely got chemical burns from the beautician I switched over to when I was younger. However, scalp irritations from flare-ups caused by common skin conditions also made my skin more sensitive. And before I switched over to the beautician I that I still go to, till this day, I got such a bad chemical burn under the care of my first ever beautician, that 60% of my scalp was covered in massive oozing scabs from chemical burns - thank GOD I was younger, and my scalp healed, and my mom was able to find someone who truly new how to care for hair, apply chemical relaxers and properly process natural hair. And I have always followed the basic rules: wait AT LEAST 4 days before getting your hair relaxed if you scratch/bump/irritate your scalp in anyway, or until your scalp has fully healed; DO NOT wash your hair a week prior to getting your hair relaxed, and throughly apply a good coating of a petroleum based product to your scalp to protect your skin from the chemicals in the relaxer that will burn it - remember the active ingredient’s sole purpose is to breakdown molecular structures.
Hi Tshego, Love your hair, maybe try oiling your scalp with coconut or Jojoba oil to aid with our dry scalp, these are both light oils and won't weigh the hair down, I use these.. Also for the heat, you can try wrapping your hair at night to maintain your straight hair, I also love doing rollersets and only flat iron my roots then I wrap my hair to get the straight look.
Hey Cee J! Thank you… I like these ideas I’m sure someone will find this helpful 😊 the oil my hair and scalp seem to enjoy now is Argan oil. Coconut oil goes rancid in my hair so I always have to wash it out after applying. I’ve used jojoba before when I was natural and didn’t really enjoy it. I preferred JBCO and Avocado oil. I wanna get into rollersets actually. Those seem and look quite elegant 😊
Are you still doing you’re touch ups at the same guy you had that previous incident with? Please let me know . I’m looking for good relaxer hair stylists
I'm commenting as I watch...I might end up commenting a few other times after this 😅😅😅....look into Mizani hair products. I'm still natural but if I were to relax my hair I would try them out. Hope this helps. Check out the brand: Mizani
I've been natural for more than 14 years now, I have dreadlocks, in my teen years I use to relax my hair and my skin is so sensitive I would get sores and end up cutting my hair. To be honest, I love your hair, it's thick and healthy.
Oh my soul that’s so hectic… I think relaxers and hairdresser techniques have come a long way so it’s possible to do it safely and have healthy relaxed hair. Thank you for stopping by ♥️
Hi. Love your videos. I’m a fairly new natural (2 years in) so my relaxed hair is not that far in my past. I had some of the same issues with my relaxed hair as you do, so here are some suggestions….
Disclaimer I’m not a hair expert, I’m
just a girl who paid very close attention to my relaxed hair and cared for it very well for many years.
1. The dry scalp is normal for a lot of people, myself included. The dryness is your scalp’s way of telling you it’s time to wash your hair. I used Design Essentials Peppermint and Aloe scalp tonic to help with the dry scalp. It’s not a cure or fix, it will just give you a day or two extra before you need to wash your hair. It is very soothing and light weight but also effective.
2. The shedding: Your hair is not shedding more, the straight hairs don’t get tangled or intertwined with any other hair so they can just fall out easier.
3. When I was relaxed and during the early part of my natural hair, I used KeraCare anti-itch shampoo. That shampoo was very effective against dry scalp.
4. Heat - you can air dry your relaxed hair, but you will still need to follow it up with a flat iron to get the sleek look. Or sit under a hooded dryer for 20-30 minutes to dry out the excess water, then follow it up with your blow dryer and flat iron. Doing this cuts
down on the amount it time you expose your hair to direct heat by the blow drier. Or try wrapping your wet hair with a mousse and sitting under the dryer, then flat iron as needed(this is the best way to avoid heat damage).
In general, Design Essentials brand is an excellent brand. It is black owned and they have a ton of products formulated for natural and relaxed hair.
Thanks this is great!
How often do you relax your hair in a year. Considering relaxing so I'm consuming a lot of naturals who've started relaxing
Thank you so much for this 💞
I’ve just relaxed my hair as well, I’m at the 5 week mark and almost 6 and wow… the growth is already killing me 🤣. Also I’m glad I’m not the only one who has been experiencing some shedding. I was really stressing that maybe my hair could be falling off
😂😂😂😂😂 I think I stretched it out to 12 weeks… I won’t be doing that again! Well not anytime soon at least 💆🏾♀️ lol yeah I guess it’s normal especially now that our hair texture has changed.
I’m so glad you spoke about the dry scalp thing!! I was just saying to my mom a few days ago my scalp has dandruff which is something I’ve never suffered from ever. I thought it was a product that I had tried out that did that but I’m glad to hear someone else talk about it. I just bought some grape seed oil cause my natural hair used to love that so I’m gonna see if that works for me this wash day. When I was first relaxed I was also so horrified with how my hair was just falling 😭😭 I was like MAMA YOOOOO!! The natural girlies were right, I’m not gonna have hair on my head. But after my first touch up I recognised that the issue was moisture. I incorporated a lot more moisture into my routine and I haven’t had that excessive shedding/breakage problem. I also don’t like the “weighed down” look so I tend to moisturise my hair every 3/4 days after wash day. I also use a leave in conditioner in between those days, I spritz the crème of nature one and then moisturise with dark & lovely anti breakage moisturiser. I use that sparingly and just evenly distribute it over my hair. I also use a lot of strengthening products on my wash days to help with that problem. I use the Redken acid bonding shampoo/conditioner, then I go in with dark&lovely deep conditioner, then I use the Miele rosemary mint conditioner, maybe to a tea rinse and then add a leave in. When I blow dry my hair I use a heat protectant on low heat. But I only blow dry on 50-70% air dried hair. Then use a paddle brush with a blow dryer. I stretch my relaxers for 12 weeks, and when I wash my hair I use a hot comb for my roots! I got that tip from another relaxed TH-camr
You might like Wild Growth Oil. It's very moisturizing to the scalp. Also, I am in love with Emu oil and clove oil mixed together, my scalp is so much better, less flaky scalp.
I am so glad i have stopped relaxing my hair.
No shedding, no itchy scalp and no dandruff anymore.
If i want straight hair, i just bowdry or flat iron.
I too have dry scalp situation... but I'm combatting it with some apple cider vinegar mixed in water straight to the hair, hair spray situation. It really works... even overnight. I guess you can do apple cider rinses after your shampoo.. before condition (for smell purposes). I add a bit of lemongrass oil in the mixture.
Hi …I love your shade of lipstick and the color of your sweater. Regarding heat , I’ve been relaxed for years and I barely use heat …. If I want a straight look I go to bed with my hair wrapped or in a flat style and if I’m looking for curls or waves, I do braid outs or curl my hair at night and loosen it a couple hours before I go out to stretch the curl…. Even when I wash my hair I immediately put it in a ponytail and tie it with a scarf to flatten the roots and let it dry for hours, after, if , I use heat it’s to dry the small portion of hair where the ponytail was placed which tends to be a little damp. These things work for me I hope I was helpful.
I’m newly relaxed and what has helped with dry scalp is tissue oil from pep. The tea tree and camphor flavor got rid of it for good
It could be dermatitis. Your scalp can get dandruff-like patches/scales. It itches and doesn’t easily go away with washing. I always thought it dry scalp so slathered on the stuff you mentioned but learned that was the opposite of what you should do. A dermatologist can determine for sure, but there are otc shampoos like Nizoral that can help. If you use conditioner don’t get it on your scalp. I use the prescription version. The other things I use for my scalp are also prescription, scalp oils. I thought going natural would help but since I’ve learned what I have and how to treat it I’ve been considering going back relaxed. Love your videos. ❤
I find jamaican black castor oil, mixed with hair grease (blue magic) helped with my 'dry' scalp
And the hair shedding! I was thinking the same thing! It looks like a barber shop on my bathroom floor
I suggest Aloe Vera after conditioning or make a light Aloe spray for your scalp.
Sulfur 8 is great for dandruff. Has eliminated mine since I’ve been relaxed. They have a liquid version of sulfur 8. So you won’t get greasy weighed down hair
My hair has been natural for over a decade and I too suffer from the flaky “dandruff” when I have my hair straightened. My scalp doesn’t react the same when I use my natural hair products and wear my hair as-is. But when my hair is essentially dry and straight.. girl!! Itching for days! The dryness and itchiness may not have anything to do with your relaxer. 🤷🏾♀️
Use sulfur 8 cream to your scalp
7:19 try looking into a Revair dryer. i got it for my thigh length curly hair and its a game changer. i have since cut my hair short but still use it. i can do my hair just little over an hour now (if im being picky) and it's less damage and pulling than blow dryer and brush method. yes it is expensive and bulky but totally worth it.
Mizani scalp care line is so good for dry itchy scalp
Thank you! I’ve had my eye on this
@@KaizenTshego you're welcome it has really saved my scalp... Hope it works out great for you too
Can we find mizani at clicks ir dischem?
Can one use Mizani products on non relaxed hair 🤔
@@muts_lady yes
I learned a long time ago when I was relaxed that my hair and scalp did best if I washed my hair every 3-4 days. It's almost like my scalp produces a lot of sebum that has nowhere to go, and it's best to shampoo regularly rather than to slather products on it and not wash for weeks. This also works for my natural hair as well. I also can't wear wigs, weave, braid my hair, etc. I literally just wash n go every few days, just went from relaxed to natural years ago and still kept it simple. I just do not have the time to spend hours playing in my hair.
Its best to use a Ketozonale shampoo. It's specifically for dry itchy scalp. It's really good I got so bad big flakes out of nowhere now completely resolved x
I’m feeling some of those struggles 🥲 for the dry scalp try jojoba oil,I’ve heard and read it’s closest to our natural sebum production. I’ve moved away from looking for products specifically for “black hair” or “relaxed hair and just buy products based on my hair needs e.g moisture,protein,frizz free,etc.
Correct, eventually that's I did the same thing. I just buy thr products to suit my hair needs too. I've been loving the Chi hair serum and Paul Mitchell Skinny serum.
One of my biggest problem with Relaxed hair is the volume. I thought my weekly hair treatments would thicken my hair strands but It hasn't.
I think volume is based on genetics…Products can’t fix strand thickness and hair density
@@KaizenTshego I understand but what I do get is why do people say black Jamaican castor help to thicken their hair.
@@louannelively7641 how you relax your hair also matters. If you leave the relaxer in for a short time, your hair will come out thicker.
Try henna. I swear by it..trust me. Rainbow hennna. And keep your hair moisturized..as I am double butter cream
Thanks for the lovely video, I love love love your hair 😍, so sorry about your experience.
Thank you so much! ♥️
Hey girl hey…… one thing about my best friend Tshego. She is stunning guys.
Years ago when I had relaxed hair , I used Kers care and Nexxus products. They were very good.
I recommend the Ordinary Multi-Peptide Serum for the excessive shedding and also for the dry scalp.
Do you use a leave in conditioner or heat protectant cream before blowdrying your hair? If so, then all you probably need to lock in moisture and be emollient without weighing down your hair is either sweet almond oil or jojoba oil, brushed through each day. You also need the right brush for your hair texture and style you're wearing, so that it distributes oil from your scalp without roughing up the strands of your hair. Look at some of the Denman brushes or if you've got the money, Mason Pearson brushes or one of the German/Italian knock offs.
MPL oil on the scalp helps with dry scalp/flackiness/dandruff.
Hi Tshego, Happy Sunday to you. How are you? Hope you had a great week, I enjoyed today's video. I understand the struggles of relaxed hair, when I was younger I had natural hair but due to the texture of it I had to switch to relaxed because it was much easier and I didn't cry as much 😅😂 Since i'm older now, I've embraced my relaxed hair(I'm trying to get back that full thickness of it like I once had before) Sending love always ❣️❣️❣️
I was definitely also a crier in hair salons 😂😂😂😂 THE TRAUMA chile… 🥲💆🏾♀️ wishing you all the best on your hair journey and good to see you on the channel again 😃
Thanks for this video. Girl, i enjoyed it. My biggest problem is i have to keep up with gymming while i still keep my hair not funky smelling but its so hard since i cant avoid heat at that time.
Try and use a little of both type of products
What if you try one of those water-less cleanser for braided hair???🤔🤔🤔🤔....I have never used them but I'm guessing they are not greasy/oily. I love your voice🥰
Do you have a filter for your shower? I was told that this can help with dry scalp and shedding on wash and co-wash days. The filter helps with taking out some of the deposits from the water.
No hey… never heard of this before
@@KaizenTshego Also, after watching your video on shedding, I saw something on about a black tea rince. The caffeine in the tea is supposed to stimulate growth, in addition to reducing shedding. I this is done after a wash, sit on your scalp for 20-45 mins, followed by a really good deep condition. I have the same problem at times, so I'm going to try it.
My hair has been relaxed for 23 out of the 26 years of my life. My beautician called me “Pocahontas,” because my hair was always fall two or three inches below my bra line. However, your hair will very likely, gradually, become more and more porous, damaged, and possibly thin out over time. And, you will likely hit a wall in hair length retention, because your ends will be so damaged, (no matter how well you take care of your hair - root to end), that come time for your next relaxer, any length you obtained in “new-growth,” will likely be the same amount of length cut off of your ends, because of all of the splits that have occurred, due to porosity and brittleness caused by the relaxer, that will eventually travel up your hair shaft, and cause more damage. The chemicals in relaxers truly strip the hair cuticles. There are videos showing what pure lye does to an aluminum can. Relaxing your natural hair pretty much causes the same amount of damage as repeatedly bleaching your hair. It becomes dryer and brittle. I’m going natural, truly, for the first time in my life, and my natural hair feels soooo much healthier than my relaxed hair EVER could have. Relaxing caused so many chemical burns, hair loss associated with chemical burns, and permanent thinning. I would advise anyone who hasn’t relaxed their hair yet to truly think of other less permanent “lower maintenance” options for hair health, and length retention.
Edit:
I very rarely got chemical burns from the beautician I switched over to when I was younger. However, scalp irritations from flare-ups caused by common skin conditions also made my skin more sensitive. And before I switched over to the beautician I that I still go to, till this day, I got such a bad chemical burn under the care of my first ever beautician, that 60% of my scalp was covered in massive oozing scabs from chemical burns - thank GOD I was younger, and my scalp healed, and my mom was able to find someone who truly new how to care for hair, apply chemical relaxers and properly process natural hair. And I have always followed the basic rules: wait AT LEAST 4 days before getting your hair relaxed if you scratch/bump/irritate your scalp in anyway, or until your scalp has fully healed; DO NOT wash your hair a week prior to getting your hair relaxed, and throughly apply a good coating of a petroleum based product to your scalp to protect your skin from the chemicals in the relaxer that will burn it - remember the active ingredient’s sole purpose is to breakdown molecular structures.
Olaplex 3 products dear Olivia oil products und sulfur 8 for dundfrut
Still such healthy beautiful hair ❤️
Hi Tshego, Love your hair, maybe try oiling your scalp with coconut or Jojoba oil to aid with our dry scalp, these are both light oils and won't weigh the hair down, I use these.. Also for the heat, you can try wrapping your hair at night to maintain your straight hair, I also love doing rollersets and only flat iron my roots then I wrap my hair to get the straight look.
Hey Cee J! Thank you… I like these ideas I’m sure someone will find this helpful 😊 the oil my hair and scalp seem to enjoy now is Argan oil. Coconut oil goes rancid in my hair so I always have to wash it out after applying. I’ve used jojoba before when I was natural and didn’t really enjoy it. I preferred JBCO and Avocado oil. I wanna get into rollersets actually. Those seem and look quite elegant 😊
Get a mizani scalp treatment, it’s so soothing it should do the trick
I love this thank you! I may a easily accessible substitute 😃 will bring it on the channel
Thanks for your honesty ! 🙌🏾
Will olaplex products be a middle ground...or will olaplex go against a relaxer since it is a bond builder?
Keep in mind, we loose 100 strands per day
Hey beauty try olive oil
Are you still doing you’re touch ups at the same guy you had that previous incident with? Please let me know . I’m looking for good relaxer hair stylists
Nope!!! I’m going to try a new salon on Saturday. Will advise.
@@KaizenTshego Thank you!
We have the same problem 😔
It will get fixed don’t worry. I have some gems up my sleeve that I’ll share in the next video!
You're gorgeous
I'm commenting as I watch...I might end up commenting a few other times after this 😅😅😅....look into Mizani hair products. I'm still natural but if I were to relax my hair I would try them out. Hope this helps. Check out the brand: Mizani
😂😂😂😂 all good. Yes I am currently using one Mizani product and my last relaxer was with the Mizani system
Omg too much yapping. Get to it