So many fine haired naturals have talked about henna as a really great treatment to strengthen fine strands. All these years, I've never done it but I think its time. Great GREAT tips!! Thank you!! I'm definitely a new subscriber 💛💛💛
Thanks for the your insight! When your mom stops doing your hair you know it’s time to get on the natural train. I have cut all of my hair off, bleached it, dyed it pink, and now I am finding a way to retain my growth. Your wisdom and knowledge is helping me along the way.
Thanks for watching! I’m glad this is helping you. Bleach and color can make the journey take a bit longer if your goal is super long hair. Maybe wax colors could be a healthy alternative? Best of luck to you - I know you will reach your goal 💚
Protective styles work for me if my hair is moisturized real good. I like to put 20 marly hair braids in my hair and do nice pin up styles. That hair style can last me a month if I tie it up every night.
We share the same hair type and everything you said is true! I've taken the last year to really try to understand my natural hair. You def have a new subscriber🙂
Everything you said in this video, is spot on especially protective styling. I just came to realize these things about my hair. Thanks for making this video.
I really like this video. I do. But I'm allergic to salicylates, which means natural doesn't make it better for me. What does the henna do? What would be a non-dye substitute for the henna? For example, is bentonite clay just as good for stretching?
Hi Eva 👋🏾 Henna is a protein that strengthens the hair and also permanently binds to the hair creating thicker strands. It also tends to slightly loosen the curl if you use it often enough. You can use Olaplex number 3 to strengthen the hair instead, I actually use that now since it is less messy than henna. Be sure to follow it with a moisturizing deep conditioner. Olaplex won't thicken your hair like henna but it will prevent and repair damage. Bentonite clay can be used to "detox" or cleanse the hair but it is not going to strengthen it.
If you want to grow thin fine here the best thing you can do for yourself is buying a very good don't tutti hair serum that deals with density pacifically like the ordinary or gorgeous but I find that the the two tickets at the two products together or the ordinary works very well but not obviously won't work for some additionally you must get hair strengthening cream or conditioner that you that is a leaving and also you must have a carotene or collagen or both together spray for your hair along with Jamaican black castor oil or a good car store this will help Thicken your hair help with density, MSM and good multi
I find that the hanging Bantu knot really preserves my ends. You basically fold the hair over and wrap it upward like a Bantu knot. I’ll do a video on this soon 💚
No, I almost never blow dry. I stretch my hair by braiding (usually 8 big braids) while it is wet and letting it air dry. Doing this as opposed to doing a wash and go or letting it dry in a puff minimizes tangles, reduces split ends and makes it easier to work with.
4c is a lot maintenance but 4c plus fine strands and double maintenance
4C and fine deserves its own category 😂 But once you learn your hair and work with it instead of fighting it…. It becomes a breeze.
So many fine haired naturals have talked about henna as a really great treatment to strengthen fine strands. All these years, I've never done it but I think its time. Great GREAT tips!! Thank you!! I'm definitely a new subscriber 💛💛💛
Yes Henna is amazing for strengthening and thickening hair. Try it out, your hair will thank you 💚
@@z4CNatural I most definitely will. I need all the strengthening and thickening that I can get! 💚💚💚
Hi from South Africa! High density fine type 4 hair here 😅 my strands shatter when I sneeze
Welcome to the family! Lol, don’t worry fine haired girls are winning in 2022!
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Thanks for the your insight! When your mom stops doing your hair you know it’s time to get on the natural train. I have cut all of my hair off, bleached it, dyed it pink, and now I am finding a way to retain my growth. Your wisdom and knowledge is helping me along the way.
Thanks for watching! I’m glad this is helping you. Bleach and color can make the journey take a bit longer if your goal is super long hair. Maybe wax colors could be a healthy alternative? Best of luck to you - I know you will reach your goal 💚
The skin - how it glows!
Love the tips.
Thank you love 💚
Protective styles work for me if my hair is moisturized real good. I like to put 20 marly hair braids in my hair and do nice pin up styles. That hair style can last me a month if I tie it up every night.
I subscribe because you are quick and to the point. Short and sweet, thank you for the great information.
Thank you! I hate when I watch a video and they take forever to get the point 😂
We share the same hair type and everything you said is true! I've taken the last year to really try to understand my natural hair. You def have a new subscriber🙂
Thanks for the support. Let’s learn and grow together 💚
I absolutely love this and I am soo here for it! Thanks for posting this video lady! 😊💛
Everything you said in this video, is spot on especially protective styling. I just came to realize these things about my hair. Thanks for making this video.
Thank you! I’m glad you liked the video. It took me so long to figure these things out, I hope it can be useful for someone else ❤️
Love ❤️ the tips! Very good 👍
Glad you found it helpful 💚
Blouse elegant! And thank you.
Thank you 💚
I notice with protective styles with added hair is cornrows and that's it.
Hey beautiful, these are some great tips. 👌🏾💖
New subbie..everything u said In Terms of 4c fine hair expectations totally true
Truth! You are speaking the truth here👍👍👍👍
Thanks! It took me a while to figure it out 😂
Great video queen!!
Thank you 💚
Great video!
Thank you 💚
I really like this video. I do. But I'm allergic to salicylates, which means natural doesn't make it better for me. What does the henna do? What would be a non-dye substitute for the henna? For example, is bentonite clay just as good for stretching?
Hi Eva 👋🏾 Henna is a protein that strengthens the hair and also permanently binds to the hair creating thicker strands. It also tends to slightly loosen the curl if you use it often enough. You can use Olaplex number 3 to strengthen the hair instead, I actually use that now since it is less messy than henna. Be sure to follow it with a moisturizing deep conditioner. Olaplex won't thicken your hair like henna but it will prevent and repair damage. Bentonite clay can be used to "detox" or cleanse the hair but it is not going to strengthen it.
@@z4CNatural thank you!!
If you want to grow thin fine here the best thing you can do for yourself is buying a very good don't tutti hair serum that deals with density pacifically like the ordinary or gorgeous but I find that the the two tickets at the two products together or the ordinary works very well but not obviously won't work for some additionally you must get hair strengthening cream or conditioner that you that is a leaving and also you must have a carotene or collagen or both together spray for your hair along with Jamaican black castor oil or a good car store this will help Thicken your hair help with density, MSM and good multi
What's a "hanging bantu knot" at the end of your braids? Can you please do a tutorial for us on this tip?
I find that the hanging Bantu knot really preserves my ends. You basically fold the hair over and wrap it upward like a Bantu knot. I’ll do a video on this soon 💚
@@z4CNatural This is awesome, I think I have an idea of it now. Thanks for responding so quickly! 💛
Thinner than a strand of thread cut in half*
I'm in a similar boat but we can still grow our hair long and healthy 💚
Yes you’re right
@@zoekokomasta we got this!
When u say keep your hair stretched, do u mean keep it blow dried?
No, I almost never blow dry. I stretch my hair by braiding (usually 8 big braids) while it is wet and letting it air dry. Doing this as opposed to doing a wash and go or letting it dry in a puff minimizes tangles, reduces split ends and makes it easier to work with.
Yea don't let it shrink up. Even roller sets help with that
Where do you get the henna from?
I usually buy it from Amazon - the Just Javik brand or MB Herbals 💚
@@z4CNatural Thank you for the response beautiful!
Yes this is me 😭