Today is August 18th, 2023 and I am happy I found your video. My hair is growing back from having breast cancer twice and I have been using Taliah Waajid products. I shampoo and condition every two weeks,and I deep condition one a month. My scalp is still sensitive, I message my scalp every other day. Thank you for your video. God's love and blessings to you and your family in Jesus name Amen ♥❤ 🙏
I’ve always gotten compliments on my hair and as I started going silver, I still do. However, silver hair is very different. My mom started perming my hair when I was very young, about 9 or 10. I have very thick hair, so I think it was hard for her to do it. So I grew up perming it also. Now that I’m older now and have silver, this perming stuff has gotten old! So I have been wanting to cut it for years to see if I could do the “natural “ hair stuff. I love being the real me and I wanted to stop using chemicals. So I did it!! I cut it completely off Jan 8, 2020. I was so scared. But guess what? I was very relieved and pleasantly surprised. It was wonderful. I loved feeling my real hair underneath. I have shimmering silver that just “glows”. It’s beautiful. So my journey begins. So glad I did this. Live watching these videos. Keep them coming!!
IF YOU ARENT JUST THE CUTEST PRETTIEST LITTLE SOMEBODY!! so beautiful . So glad you are clearing up that stigma that we can't grow long hair. I grew up with long hair but still felt like it was mix girls who could grow hair and that I was just an exception for some reason. Hope your friends little sister is thriving with her hair by now
Our hair grow so much and we always change up and cut it alot I believe more than any others so people think black women's hair can only be short but that's because we choose to. I just chopped my locs after 1 year I missed my curls and mine grows really fast so I know hair growth is around the corner! I love our hair all textures
I just cut my hair off for the 3rd time I love to chop. I only clicked bc you’re gorgeous. I find that when you just enjoy the process and not really stress the “growth” process and to moisturize hair grows like crazy. Also as you said genetics also play a role so people should look at their tree. Everyone won’t have long hair, thick hair, or course hair ya’ know? So get to know your hair if you want growth.
You are wise beyond your years! The Universe has great things in store for you!😘 You should have more than 30k subbies. In the meantime I am happy to be one! Congrats beautiful. That smile tho🔥
Drying with a T-Shirt is the one thing I learned from UA-cam. Nothing else new to me, but that T-shirt is just so much easier to use and the shirt dries faster than the towel. Well the satin pillowcase an bonnets were new to me too. I used to use whatever I found in the house like a bandana or random scarf to tie my hair at night
Fascinating: total opposite of my hair, but I’m interested in how different hair types take care of their natural hair. A lot of the same principles apply to my “old, porous, fine, straight white hair” as they do to your “young, coarse, curly, low-porosity black hair.” Such beautiful hair. Thanks for sharing.
Great job Ny! I've enjoyed watching your journey growing your hair. I found your channel when I was about 3 years in as a natural but was keeping my hair straight. Your tutorials gave me the courage to try and wear my hair natural and learn how to take care of it. It's been 2 1/2 years since then and I feel great about my hair and my journey. Hair care truly is self care so I agree with your spill at the end about learning how to best take care of it as a part of yourself. I've learned a lot through my hair journey, not just about hair but about myself. Your tips were spot on 👌🏾 Much love from Tennessee ❤️
Average growth is 0.5 inches a month, meaning there are people whose natural growth rate is slower or faster than this, nothing is wrong. You'll get there eventually.
Great video !! First off congrats on 30k 🤩! Never heard of the greenhouse effect ( on hair) will definitely try it. I’m 10 months post big chop and my hair is growing fairly fast too, one more thing I do is “protective styles “ 7 cornrows that i leave in for about 3-4 days then cowash & moisturize. ✨ thank you Ny!!
The big tip stop heat cuz u well make your hair breaking. And always moisturize your end because the end alway breaking and if your home breaking u can’t see the grow
Today is April 3rd 2024 enjoying your videos. Thinking about cutting it back off because I also feel I didn’t get to enjoy it. But I’m being inspired. 😊 I know your videos are years old.
Thanks beautiful sis. What sucks about being mixed with Panamanian, is not having anyone to show me how to take care of my hair. So it's absolutely wonderful to get tips. Love and light XOX
Make sure you’re getting to know your OWN hair. I was natural for years learning about other naturals hair and using what worked for them for me. 4 years into my natural journey I big chopped... again and I’ve finally learned MY HAIR. My hair likes to be washed 2-3 times a WEEK. my hair is low manipulation but high maintenance. So I can’t use Shea butter and use products with mostly natural ingredients. I can’t wear protective style frequently or any styles really. I use 2 leave ins and a coconut/jajoba oil mixture to seal. And I HAVE to style on damp/dry hair or my hair will not soak up the moisture. So figure out YOUR HAIR. Take note of what works and what doesn’t, feel your hair. And your hair doesn’t have to be soft as silk, not everyone’s hair is.
Glamorous BAILY# LOVE hey what works, works🤷🏽♀️. I never would’ve realized that my infrequent wash days was one of the leading causes in my breakage and stunted growth if I didn’t stop listening to the hype and just do what I knew best
Glamorous BAILY# LOVE you’re so very welcome girlie💙. My tips... 1. just make sure you’re listening and tracking. For example, I monitor my shedding. I don’t horde my hair balls but I take note of them week to week to make sure anything I’m doing is not cause breakage. 2. Pay attention to your scalp, I used to scrub my scalp with my nails and my scalp would always be sore. A few weeks ago I started doing natural wash and gos (no manipulative curling) and the pain was still there so I knew it had to be something else. Finally I realized that it was my nails, now I only use the pads of my fingers. Btw I DONT KNOW MY POROSITY, I don’t need to. And you may not either, it never helped me, it only led me astray.
Thank you for bringing up dry and brittle hair, which I have. Is their a such thing as 6c hair yes chil and now that I'm going completely grey my hair is really extremely dry and brittle it's almost like dying your hair bleach blonde. I am having a hard time keeping my hair moisturized and getting that softness. I drink lots of water this hair of mines need prayer and a good moisturizer Idk. I've tried almost everything
I wish my hair could stay moisture and curly and grow so I can wear it all the time. I do not like spending money on my hair all the time! I might get locs!
These are the basics but hair growth is more complicated than that. Well my hair growth. In the end I went to a trichologist for a sore scalp and breakage. The trichologist said the braiding my hair in more than 3 French braids or using any tension would break my hair. My scalp was also inflamed. Inflamed follicles do not produce healthy hair. My hair also needs a fair amount of protein to withstand combing. I have to comb my hair otherwise the fine naturally shed strands wrap around others and cause impossible knots and knots cause more breakage. So most of my hair care journey has been about defending against breakage and making my hair strong. My sister and my mother do not need to comb or brush their hair they can feel the strands to remove. I can't feel my individual strands. Dead ends also create more tangles so trims are important. My hair regimen includes, a chelating shampoo, a clarifying shampoo, a scalp treatment shampoo, a moisturising shampoo, a co-wash, a deep moisture protein-free conditioner, a hard strong protein conditioner, a scalp treatment deep conditioner, lco method, two scalp leave ins, low tension hairstyles, satin headscarf, seamless combs, tangle tweezer for fine fragile hair, hairdressing scissors and regular trims. I kept a hair journal to see the pattern for my hair. And like clockwork every 6 weeks it needs a trim and starts to misbehave. I was thinking of growing it out but then I have to wait 16 weeks before a trim....which I struggled with this first time going so long!
Wow interesting regimen! Hair care is definitely to each their own but you hit on most of the steps in my video like knowing which shampoo works for you, cowash, deep conditioners, breaking down the lco method, and my tips of satin pillow cases, leaving your hair alone(low manipulation styles) and more! So you took the basics and built on it. Hopefully my video will be of help for those working to perfecting their regimen as you’ve done yours !❤️
@@oim102ssmith Sure, I can share but just remember these work for my hair in combination and rotation only. A lot of it was trial and error and some of it was from research. It only took me 38 years but I grew up before the Internet. I found the book "the science of black hair" by Audrey Davis-Sivasothy extremely helpful. She recommends products and techniques and his and when to use them. My gentle clarifying shampoo is CURLS Pure Curls. I can use that for anytime my hair has product build up.. Which is rare. My chelating shampoo is Paul Mitchell Shampoo three. This will strip your hair of everything: hard water minerals, sea salt, sweat salts, build up, medication, moisture. Lol! I only use this when I use the hard protein because the hard protein will bind better to my strands if they are "naked" I use the the chelator once every 4-6 weeks depending on how my hair is behaving. My moisturising shampoo is Creme of nature argan oil moisture & shine shampoo. I use this when I have some styling product I want out of my hair cause of flakes. Lol! My co-wash is either L'Oréal Paris Elvive Extraordinary oil curl cleansing conditioner or Cantu Shea Butter for Natural Hair Complete conditioning Co-wash. I co-wash on average 2/3 times a week but if I go swimming every day some weeks I will use it every day. My scalp treatment shampoo is specially formulated and made by my Trichologist in London England UK where I live. You can only get it if you are a client. I use this once a week. The protein free deep conditioner I use after I use the hard protein every 4-6 weeks or when every my hair need extreme moisture. My strong hard protein conditioner is Aphogee 2 step Protein Treatment. This is only for damaged, fine or highly porous hair. Anyone with low porosity or protein sensitivity should stay away! It will harden your hair but once rinsed out hair should feel stronger and coated in the hydrolyzed liquid keratin and always follow the instructions and follow up with moisturising protein free deep conditioner. I use this every 4-6 weeks. My scalp treatment deep conditioner I use weekly and is specially formulated and made by my trichologist. My creamy leave in's are by Aphogee, Cantu and Giovanni. I mix them around. I have two leave in for my hair from the trichologist. They are not my favourite but I use them daily. My liquid leave in are by Aphogee (for daily light protein) and one homemade with only pure rose water and aloe Vera juice (for moisture) I have a scalp spray and a scalp cream-gel from the trichologist. Those are the two scalp leave in's. Leave in's I use once or twice daily. . I use oils like castor oil and olive oil and shea butter to seal in moisture. I only use the sealants now about once a week because the leave ins from the trichologist has a sealant in it already.
@@nymcfly thanks. I wouldn't say it's perfecting because it can change as I age, have children, move to a new location etc. But at least after 38 years, I now know how to handle dryness, breakage and hair loss. Yes your tips are good for people now starting their natural curly kinky coily hair journey! Wish you were around when I started 10 years ago! A hair journal and reading the ingredients lists are essential to figuring it out for some people like me! For example my hair is not here for glycerin in the winter so I had to make my own glycerin-free leave in spray for the winter months!
Marley Hill Thank you for sharing. I asked bc my situation is similar to yours. At one point the crown of my scalp was super tender; the slightest touch would hurt, and my hair is breaking easily.
You are So Beautiful 😍 Thumbs up Subscribed and your presentation was Perfection and Yes Smile!!! Love the Make up silvery Gold lips a plus for your Skin! Your hair is Poppin! Moisturized and all! Will watch again Congrats to your Sunscribers.
Deep conditioning with heat!!!!!
Omggg also very important!! How’d I miss this. Thanks, friend❤️
Wwwoooww!!I never knew we NEEDED the heat!thanks ladies
Which is better to deep condition with - a dryer or steamer?
Нихо
@@WhyCee74 a fryer
Your mother is beautiful, just like you. Both of your parents are attractive.
Very true
Today is August 18th, 2023 and I am happy I found your video. My hair is growing back from having breast cancer twice and I have been using Taliah Waajid products. I shampoo and condition every two weeks,and I deep condition one a month. My scalp is still sensitive, I message my scalp every other day. Thank you for your video. God's love and blessings to you and your family in Jesus name Amen ♥❤ 🙏
You are awesome!!! ♥️♥️♥️
For anyone who wants to get to the tips, the first tip starts at 4:50.
Appreciate
thank you
Thank you
I'm trying to procrastinate writing a 7-8 pg paper so I need the whole video😂
Thank you
My hair could never 😍😍
What it do babbbeee
Your hair is beautiful!
Your hair absolutely could. 100% But could you? That’s the question.
Chamar Moore NEVER
Yes it absolutely could!! With care, love, routine, massage and lots of patience. Look up curly proverbz. Henna for hair growth. Love and light sis.
Ny, you are stunningggg! Looks + personality wise. Much success to you as you & your hair continue to grow 💓
Faith M Thank you so much❤️
You have two good looking parents
Thank you !
Mom is beautiful 😍😍
Thanks, friend💞 & your is already gorgg
You both kinda resemble. Chamar and NY
Your family won the genetic lottery y'all are all beautiful
I’ve always gotten compliments on my hair and as I started going silver, I still do. However, silver hair is very different. My mom started perming my hair when I was very young, about 9 or 10. I have very thick hair, so I think it was hard for her to do it. So I grew up perming it also. Now that I’m older now and have silver, this perming stuff has gotten old! So I have been wanting to cut it for years to see if I could do the “natural “ hair stuff. I love being the real me and I wanted to stop using chemicals. So I did it!! I cut it completely off Jan 8, 2020. I was so scared. But guess what? I was very relieved and pleasantly surprised. It was wonderful. I loved feeling my real hair underneath. I have shimmering silver that just “glows”. It’s beautiful. So my journey begins. So glad I did this. Live watching these videos. Keep them coming!!
She’s so pretttty omg i love her eye makeup
IF YOU ARENT JUST THE CUTEST PRETTIEST LITTLE SOMEBODY!! so beautiful . So glad you are clearing up that stigma that we can't grow long hair. I grew up with long hair but still felt like it was mix girls who could grow hair and that I was just an exception for some reason. Hope your friends little sister is thriving with her hair by now
Our hair grow so much and we always change up and cut it alot I believe more than any others so people think black women's hair can only be short but that's because we choose to. I just chopped my locs after 1 year I missed my curls and mine grows really fast so I know hair growth is around the corner! I love our hair all textures
I just cut my hair off for the 3rd time I love to chop. I only clicked bc you’re gorgeous. I find that when you just enjoy the process and not really stress the “growth” process and to moisturize hair grows like crazy. Also as you said genetics also play a role so people should look at their tree. Everyone won’t have long hair, thick hair, or course hair ya’ know? So get to know your hair if you want growth.
Love your videos! 😊40 yrs old and just learning how to take care of my hair! Appreciate you!🌸
Your mom is so beautiful 🥺💖
Be patient is so hard but so worth it !
I have a lil curly fro right now, and every time I do my hair I think about the tips you taught me😂 ✨
Yess! Proud of you gurl👏🏾💞
You are wise beyond your years! The Universe has great things in store for you!😘 You should have more than 30k subbies. In the meantime I am happy to be one! Congrats beautiful. That smile tho🔥
Wow Thank you so much❤️ I’m glad to have you here!
You giving me Nia Long vibes😍
Those short hair pics... YOU SLAYEDDDDD THAT!!! Beautiful both ways 😳🔥
Drying with a T-Shirt is the one thing I learned from UA-cam. Nothing else new to me, but that T-shirt is just so much easier to use and the shirt dries faster than the towel. Well the satin pillowcase an bonnets were new to me too. I used to use whatever I found in the house like a bandana or random scarf to tie my hair at night
Thank you so much for accepting that genetic plays a great role. You and your hair are beautiful
Fascinating: total opposite of my hair, but I’m interested in how different hair types take care of their natural hair. A lot of the same principles apply to my “old, porous, fine, straight white hair” as they do to your “young, coarse, curly, low-porosity black hair.” Such beautiful hair. Thanks for sharing.
I know I’m not the only one who sees her on Pinterest all the time😂
Your hair, skin, and paintings are all beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Beautiful girl with a beautiful personality. I was smiling throughout the video. Thanks for these helpful tips princess😍
Never seen a set of parents that look so yummy like melanin and black don't crack
Gorgeous, gorgeous and more gorgeous!
You LOVE your hair and it shows. I love to watch you talk about your hair! It’s BEAUTIFUL!!
She is gorgeous with or without hair
Your parents are GORGEOUS! No wonder you’re so pretty. Awwe❤️
I can’t believe I’m here again after three years because of another big chop
your energy is everything.😍
Thank you so much for this video gorgeous girl. I’m 14 months post big chop and your videos have helped me plenty on my very difficult journey ❤️
Bree King I’m 6 months post bug chop. Definitely gonna start posting the journey
Great job Ny! I've enjoyed watching your journey growing your hair. I found your channel when I was about 3 years in as a natural but was keeping my hair straight. Your tutorials gave me the courage to try and wear my hair natural and learn how to take care of it. It's been 2 1/2 years since then and I feel great about my hair and my journey. Hair care truly is self care so I agree with your spill at the end about learning how to best take care of it as a part of yourself. I've learned a lot through my hair journey, not just about hair but about myself. Your tips were spot on 👌🏾 Much love from Tennessee ❤️
Wow thank you so much❤️ I’m so happy for you and your journey! Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate you!
OMG, your hair reminds me of my hair crush; Jaelah Majette. Continue to inspire and embrace your nature hair because it's absolutely beautiful!
Great job explaining the process of hair growth and retaining the length of the growth 💕💕👍🏾👍🏾😍😍
You’re curls are very impressive I could never get mines to look like that! 😩😍
I had the video playing in the background for a moment and the "then it hit me" part scared the hell outta me 😭😭
Bwha sorry friend!
stacy same here lol. As soon as I read your comment I heard it
Yes for the green house video !!!!! I adore your smile and personality 🤩🤩
I needed this cuz I'm already 6 months in and it's like a 2 inch difference
Zaniah X honestly I feel like I’m doing a lot of things wrong ugh, and single strand nots will be the death of me
TogunsuaXx honestly 😔
I think it’s just her genetics tbh
Average growth is 0.5 inches a month, meaning there are people whose natural growth rate is slower or faster than this, nothing is wrong. You'll get there eventually.
I Must say you did such an amazing job articulating yourself. Seriously great job !
Great video !! First off congrats on 30k 🤩! Never heard of the greenhouse effect ( on hair) will definitely try it. I’m 10 months post big chop and my hair is growing fairly fast too, one more thing I do is “protective styles “ 7 cornrows that i leave in for about 3-4 days then cowash & moisturize. ✨ thank you Ny!!
Esther T. Liberte Yepp the braided look is my go to 6 straight backs and I’ll wear headwrap, it’s apart of my “leave it alone” lol
I do the greenhouse affect at least once a month. Love how my hair feels afterward.
girlllll you pretty af omg. 🥰
The big tip stop heat cuz u well make your hair breaking. And always moisturize your end because the end alway breaking and if your home breaking u can’t see the grow
Love those curls girl!!🔥❤️👏😇
Your mom is so gorgeous
God bless you girl, you have a gift of teaching, so articulate and relatable. Love ya
Today is April 3rd 2024 enjoying your videos. Thinking about cutting it back off because I also feel I didn’t get to enjoy it. But I’m being inspired. 😊 I know your videos are years old.
You remind me of Ashley from fresh prince🥰. Did my big chop last month. Thanks for the tips😊
Your mommy is soooo beautiful 🥺
This vid is so inspiring 😍 these tips and tricks are so resourceful sis ur beautiful ⭐️
Thanks beautiful sis. What sucks about being mixed with Panamanian, is not having anyone to show me how to take care of my hair. So it's absolutely wonderful to get tips. Love and light XOX
Y’all I watched this grow since I follow her insta and wow listen to her fr‼️😭
Nice one. Patience is the most important key❤️
You are such a beautiful young lady!!! Good looking family!! God Bless
omg i just found my curly hair twin !!!! love your video!!
Beautiful!!! Beautiful family!!!🧡
You are gorgeous 🥰. Great video!!!
this is the 1st time I've heard of the greenhouse method i'm definitely trying it right now before I go to bed
Your the first person I've seen with hairas thick as mine. I want to see how you got your hair in that style.
You and your hair are beautiful! Great tips 😊❤
Thanks, friend💞
omgggg you hair is goalssss💞
I do in five sections because pulling on the crown to fit into the four sections can make it weak and eventually break off.
That’s perfect! I do 4 and then create sub sections
You're adorable❤️ Great tips!
You are beautiful and your hair looks amazing!
Your side profile is unreal 🔥
& showing your big chop pictures were so helpful by the way you are beautiful!❤️
Ima try the greenhouse method
Can wait for the video. 💖 thanks Ny
Your hair grew so much! 🤗
Thanks for the great tips. You are a beautiful combination of your beautiful parents!
Her: let’s not waist any time
Me: gurl I wanna hear all the information
Make sure you’re getting to know your OWN hair.
I was natural for years learning about other naturals hair and using what worked for them for me.
4 years into my natural journey I big chopped... again and I’ve finally learned MY HAIR.
My hair likes to be washed 2-3 times a WEEK. my hair is low manipulation but high maintenance. So I can’t use Shea butter and use products with mostly natural ingredients. I can’t wear protective style frequently or any styles really. I use 2 leave ins and a coconut/jajoba oil mixture to seal. And I HAVE to style on damp/dry hair or my hair will not soak up the moisture. So figure out YOUR HAIR. Take note of what works and what doesn’t, feel your hair. And your hair doesn’t have to be soft as silk, not everyone’s hair is.
Right😊
Two to three times in a week?
Glamorous BAILY# LOVE hey what works, works🤷🏽♀️. I never would’ve realized that my infrequent wash days was one of the leading causes in my breakage and stunted growth if I didn’t stop listening to the hype and just do what I knew best
@@TZ2nd
Facts.
I believe that I too need to figure out what my hair loves instead of following the hype.
I am starting to learn that.
Thanks.. 😊
Glamorous BAILY# LOVE you’re so very welcome girlie💙. My tips... 1. just make sure you’re listening and tracking.
For example, I monitor my shedding. I don’t horde my hair balls but I take note of them week to week to make sure anything I’m doing is not cause breakage. 2. Pay attention to your scalp, I used to scrub my scalp with my nails and my scalp would always be sore. A few weeks ago I started doing natural wash and gos (no manipulative curling) and the pain was still there so I knew it had to be something else. Finally I realized that it was my nails, now I only use the pads of my fingers. Btw I DONT KNOW MY POROSITY, I don’t need to. And you may not either, it never helped me, it only led me astray.
You and mom are beautiful 😍 we have similar hair texture I’ll be binge watching your videos lol
Youuu areeee sooo perfecttttt. I love your room💜
Your hair is gorgeous!
that last tip i’ma need some help with 😂😂😫
hahahaha
I cut my hair April 1st
Thanks 😊 for sharing! Your hair looks amazing 😉
You are so gorgeous, I love your hair!!!
Your hair is so beautiful
Ughhhhhh love you ❤️ thanks for tips
Thank you for bringing up dry and brittle hair, which I have. Is their a such thing as 6c hair yes chil and now that I'm going completely grey my hair is really extremely dry and brittle it's almost like dying your hair bleach blonde. I am having a hard time keeping my hair moisturized and getting that softness. I drink lots of water this hair of mines need prayer and a good moisturizer Idk. I've tried almost everything
Eyebrowsss😍
You & your hair are gorgeous!!!!
You & ur curls are so pretty 😍🤯
So pretty! 😍
Thank you❤️
I paused your video just to come and tell you how beautiful you are. WOOOWWW.
I love this video soo much and Thank you❤️
I wish my hair could stay moisture and curly and grow so I can wear it all the time. I do not like spending money on my hair all the time! I might get locs!
Good video sis, like your vibe ✨😘
Love your smile 😍
These are the basics but hair growth is more complicated than that. Well my hair growth. In the end I went to a trichologist for a sore scalp and breakage. The trichologist said the braiding my hair in more than 3 French braids or using any tension would break my hair. My scalp was also inflamed. Inflamed follicles do not produce healthy hair. My hair also needs a fair amount of protein to withstand combing. I have to comb my hair otherwise the fine naturally shed strands wrap around others and cause impossible knots and knots cause more breakage. So most of my hair care journey has been about defending against breakage and making my hair strong. My sister and my mother do not need to comb or brush their hair they can feel the strands to remove. I can't feel my individual strands. Dead ends also create more tangles so trims are important. My hair regimen includes, a chelating shampoo, a clarifying shampoo, a scalp treatment shampoo, a moisturising shampoo, a co-wash, a deep moisture protein-free conditioner, a hard strong protein conditioner, a scalp treatment deep conditioner, lco method, two scalp leave ins, low tension hairstyles, satin headscarf, seamless combs, tangle tweezer for fine fragile hair, hairdressing scissors and regular trims. I kept a hair journal to see the pattern for my hair. And like clockwork every 6 weeks it needs a trim and starts to misbehave. I was thinking of growing it out but then I have to wait 16 weeks before a trim....which I struggled with this first time going so long!
Marley Hill Can you please share what products you, especially the conditioners? Also wdy mean by 2 leave in conditioners? Thank you
Wow interesting regimen! Hair care is definitely to each their own but you hit on most of the steps in my video like knowing which shampoo works for you, cowash, deep conditioners, breaking down the lco method, and my tips of satin pillow cases, leaving your hair alone(low manipulation styles) and more! So you took the basics and built on it. Hopefully my video will be of help for those working to perfecting their regimen as you’ve done yours !❤️
@@oim102ssmith Sure, I can share but just remember these work for my hair in combination and rotation only. A lot of it was trial and error and some of it was from research. It only took me 38 years but I grew up before the Internet. I found the book "the science of black hair" by Audrey Davis-Sivasothy extremely helpful. She recommends products and techniques and his and when to use them. My gentle clarifying shampoo is CURLS Pure Curls. I can use that for anytime my hair has product build up.. Which is rare. My chelating shampoo is Paul Mitchell Shampoo three. This will strip your hair of everything: hard water minerals, sea salt, sweat salts, build up, medication, moisture. Lol! I only use this when I use the hard protein because the hard protein will bind better to my strands if they are "naked" I use the the chelator once every 4-6 weeks depending on how my hair is behaving. My moisturising shampoo is Creme of nature argan oil moisture & shine shampoo. I use this when I have some styling product I want out of my hair cause of flakes. Lol! My co-wash is either L'Oréal Paris Elvive Extraordinary oil curl cleansing conditioner or Cantu Shea Butter for Natural Hair Complete conditioning Co-wash. I co-wash on average 2/3 times a week but if I go swimming every day some weeks I will use it every day. My scalp treatment shampoo is specially formulated and made by my Trichologist in London England UK where I live. You can only get it if you are a client. I use this once a week. The protein free deep conditioner I use after I use the hard protein every 4-6 weeks or when every my hair need extreme moisture. My strong hard protein conditioner is Aphogee 2 step Protein Treatment. This is only for damaged, fine or highly porous hair. Anyone with low porosity or protein sensitivity should stay away! It will harden your hair but once rinsed out hair should feel stronger and coated in the hydrolyzed liquid keratin and always follow the instructions and follow up with moisturising protein free deep conditioner. I use this every 4-6 weeks. My scalp treatment deep conditioner I use weekly and is specially formulated and made by my trichologist. My creamy leave in's are by Aphogee, Cantu and Giovanni. I mix them around. I have two leave in for my hair from the trichologist. They are not my favourite but I use them daily. My liquid leave in are by Aphogee (for daily light protein) and one homemade with only pure rose water and aloe Vera juice (for moisture) I have a scalp spray and a scalp cream-gel from the trichologist. Those are the two scalp leave in's. Leave in's I use once or twice daily. . I use oils like castor oil and olive oil and shea butter to seal in moisture. I only use the sealants now about once a week because the leave ins from the trichologist has a sealant in it already.
@@nymcfly thanks. I wouldn't say it's perfecting because it can change as I age, have children, move to a new location etc. But at least after 38 years, I now know how to handle dryness, breakage and hair loss. Yes your tips are good for people now starting their natural curly kinky coily hair journey! Wish you were around when I started 10 years ago! A hair journal and reading the ingredients lists are essential to figuring it out for some people like me! For example my hair is not here for glycerin in the winter so I had to make my own glycerin-free leave in spray for the winter months!
Marley Hill Thank you for sharing. I asked bc my situation is similar to yours. At one point the crown of my scalp was super tender; the slightest touch would hurt, and my hair is breaking easily.
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