I am doing this for 9 months now and I love my hair (4c). I wash in twist and I stopped doing it every day, just once a week and during the week I just spray distilled water on my hair. use a shower filter, you can buy simple and cheap once from china or just buy distilled water. it has made my hair so soft! I use Rasshoul clay to get build up out of my hair, when I feel my hair needs it or when I see build up. I have more curls and split ends have stopped, even the small little broken hairs have decreased with at least 90%. And of course I use only natural oils: Olive oil, Raw Cacao butter, or a mixture of several oils. I just leave my hair in a protective style for a week or two and the most important part, I ask God to give me wisdom how to deal with my hair. My hair has never been so healthy, soft and full of curls.
I love what you said the 'most important part' was...I AGREE. God/Jesus will & can bless our crowns & keep us humble when he does, because they can be really beautiful.
The whole point of water only hair washing is to alleviate chemicals from your body and clean and condition being sebum your hair and scalp in a more natural way. Not to mention the hair growth retention you would get from continued practice. To just do it for a week or two benefits you in no way to just go back to using chemical products. Also to completely keep your scalp healthy and clean and free of tangles you must use some type of brush preferably a shower brush to get all the debris out under the running water and furthermore it is not necessary to wash every single day if you're using a brushing technique it also helps to bring the sebum down. Last but not least you should clarify your hair before starting the method because you don't want the sebum to cover the chemicals from the conditioner which defeats the purpose.
Thanks for your reply! I actually don't use any type of product with chemicals now and when I recorded the video I think I was only using ACV to cleanse my hair and some natural hair products from UK companies I believe...maybe V05, I can't remember exactly. Now I use only natural ingredients on my hair that I mix myself. Those two weeks benefitted me greatly actually! I really noticed how my hair felt much better when it was hydrated properly, this experiment then led me to looks for ways to really allow my cuticles to open so I could fully moisturise my hair. Brushes cause too much breakage for my fine strands especially when wet - when your hair is carrying a lot of water is when it's at its weakest so I would never brush my hair when soaking wet. I also have 75% shrinkage which is a nightmare to work with when my hair is wet.
Nana Ajoa I learnt you can use a natural herbal shampoo or clarifier or even a clay. I’m gonna use a clay, maybe Acv too together or before/after- still researching.
i love how great your hair looks. i water only wash every 3 or 4 days. i wash it in four twists letting water run over each twist, then taking it down to detangle and finger comb under running water. I twist it up and do the next one. I've used this method for almost a year. My hair is longer and healthier than it's ever been. Monthly i co-wash and coconut oil to prepoo. This has been my wash routine with only shea butter on my ends to keep the moisture in.
+Judith Stephens Great, simple routine - sounds good to me. Do you only detangle while you wash your hair? Or at another time too? (thanks for the comment:)
+Bola Cooper I don't get many tangles now, but I detang!e when necessary. I either spray the tangle with water or wait and do it under the shower. Never on dry hair.
Great video! I definitely love this method. But I have quite loose curls (I'm white), so I don't have nearly the complications you do with knots. Even so, without full sebum coverage, I get covered in knots and I lose all curl definition. My growth rate slows down as well. As it turns out, human hair requires sebum to be healthy. Who knew!
Dealing with shrinkage looks difficult when getting your hair wet everyday. Personally, I don't like getting it wet everyday. I do like to deep condition with just water when my hair feels a little dry though, it's nice. I actually get excited when I see and feel sebum build up. That's when I brush my hair through to pull all of that delicious sebum down to my ends. I use my wooden brush and comb from widu, and my hands. If I do it with my head inverted, I can pull it from my nape (where it builds up for me) to my crown. My ends become hydrated, and I gain more body & shape at the crown and forehead areas. That's where I tend to lack oil. I guess my oil falls to my nape because my hair is wavy?
I still only water wash but I oil rinse at the end with oil and and cold water..that is working wonderfully for me. I hate the shampoo and condition process so this is saving me time and stress x
Bola Cooper very liberating..I'm like 9 months in....sometimes I add my shea and some time I don't...I have fallen in love again with my hair..great video 😏
It is great for all hair types. Low porosity is not a hair type, because it changes. Water only is great for those who want a reduction of the chemicals absorbed into the bottle. It is all great for hydrating the hair with no interference from harsh chemicals.
+mspinkytee I know that low porosity hair isn't a hair type (like saying 3c, 4a etc etc) I just meant if your hair is currently in a low porosity state- sorry I wasn't more clear :))
Thank you Thank you for this video. It was very helpful and informative. i have low-porosity hair and i used to do something like this when I first went natural. I worked outside a lot and it was the summer. i saw a lot of growth and since I'm trying to get back to having long hair, I think I'll try this once/month. Thanks again!
I have been wanting to see someone with a kinkier texture demonstrate how this worked in their hair. I think I will try this out. Your hair styles are very cute. TFS!
You have know idea how grateful I am that i found your blog! i have the exact hair type as yours even down to the different texture! I feel you've given me a new approach as to how to really care for my hair! God bless you!! Only one with this texture could understand!!!
I'm so glad the videos have helped! Sorry I haven't been very active on my channel recently, I've been working on a new website and some other projects as well as looking after my little ones and family. I hope later this year I'll be able to do more:)
This very interesting! I have shrinkage on my 4c hair! So how often can I water wash my hair? I'm waiting my hair to grow out since I did a big chop. Plus, I love your beautiful accent !And man! You have really beautiful hair and hairstyles!!
i tried this method a few times extensively 2 years ago. my hair felt great, but my scalp started to smell weird after like the third week and since i couldn't deal with that, i always found myself clarifying and having to start over. looking back, i wonder if i didn't scritch enough? i'd consider trying this method again if i knew how to combat whatever was causing that smell.
not exactly sure. to be honest, i can't recall using any products on my hair, but possibly olive or coconut oil to help combat dryness since i did it during the winter months. however, that was primarily throughout my strands, i didn't really put anything on my scalp. i'm still going to try to figure it out.
Lia Zamor hmm what kind of clarifier? Also did you try Acv? She put out a lot of info on UA-cam and Instagram- links on her Utube and blog www.wateronlyhairwashing.com
Nice video. Your hair is in beautiful condition. Your curls look more 4b with maybe some 4a rather than 4c (not that I'm crazy about the hair typing system).
+MsFlamingFlamer Thanks for your comment. Well it's most definitely 4C lol, when it's wet you see more of the coils...but I'm finding that the better condition my hair is the more uniform the coils and kinks are.
At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter. Type 4 hair is the same category. Type a, b and c aren't world's apart. Clearly not everyone even agrees on what a, b or c looks like. They're not that different from each other.
Bravo! Like the way you have documented this...could really view the sebum build up, no other YTs I've seen have shown this in depth like you. Btw, love the hairstyles.
Hello have already started (last week) this method but I wanted to know if I can deep condition with natural products like avocado, olive oil and honey weekly? Then should I do a shampoo and condition it after? I have low porosity, 4c hair. Thanks to all who can help me. =)
Hi there Nellie, I'm not really following this particular method any more per say, i've taken aspects of it and moulded them to fit my own regime so I would say... go ahead and eep condition with those natural oils - that's what I do now. I make up my own deep conditioner using natural oils, amla and henna and use it once a week. x
Bola Cooper Thanks for this update, the herbs and oils are part of it if they don’t strip the sebum. So far the WOHW lady recommended light use of coconut oil and shea butter for the ends. Not too close to the scalp though cos the oil can travel up. It reduces sebum if you have not reached tsc
i dont think thats sebum build up from experience, sebum doesnt really leave build up orelse its mixed with dirt or so from the air. Also a tip is to towel dry ro avoid damp hair all day and rub your fingers on scalp then smooth sebum down hair shaft daily
Hi, I enjoyed your video however I'm a little confused. You stated in the beginning of your video that the water only washing method consists of no commercial shampoo or conditioner and no apple cider vinegar as well but later in the video you stated that you in fact deep conditioned.
Thanks for your comment and sorry about that. Sometimes I'm not as clear as I should be - when I said 'deep conditioned' I meant with the coconut oil. the coconut oil IS the deep conditioner! What has to remembered is that when we use the terms 'conditioner', 'shampoo', 'leave-in conditioner', 'deep conditioner' etc it should be referring to their roles, what they actually DO to the hair rather than to a specific man made product. For instance olive oil can be used to 'deep condition' the hair (leaving it on the hair for an extended period of time) or Aloe Vera juice can be called a "leave-in" by some naturals because they 'leave it in their hair' after washing their hair. I use bentonite clay as my 'shampoo' or 'cleanser' so I could call it as so. Hope that helps! x
Oh okay thanks for clarifying; I'm considering trying this for a month or less because I like to use product so not sure water only washing would do the trick for me for the long term.
Yeah It might not, you'll have to try. I tend to only use natural products that I've mixed myself so I don't get crazy amounts of build up ...or if the oils and the butters that I use on my hair do build up then they are very easy to wash away.
Doesn't washing the hair in hot/warm water daily "melt" the sebum and wash it away? If so, how will it ever make it to the tips with you washing it out/off everyday.
@@candlecane I use it after I wash since I rarely use conditioner. If you detangle before you wash, it can help there, too. I mix it with pumpkin seed oil to loosen it up. Word of warning: it can leave a film on the hair that can make other products harder to absorb or use.
+Bola Cooper sorry that I wasn't clear. I believe you said that you do water only washing one week out of the month. So, when you finish the week of water washing, do you strip the sebum for the remaining 3 weeks of the month and use regular shampoo and conditioner?
Hey there, Sorry I wasn't clearer! In the video I meant that if I was going to the WOM I would probably try and do it once a month. By that I meant rinsing my hair everyday and then on the other days I would go back to my usual routine of washing my hair every couple of weeks. As it turns out I've not followed that route and instead I'm trying to rinse my hair every 2-3 days- see my latest video about my winter regime xxx
+Erica Cunningham what kind of products? If they are commercial then I would suggest not but if it's an oil or a botanical gel like homemade flax seed gel etc then that would be fine. If you use products with silicones then you'll need more than water to wash them away.
Erica Cunningham - the only natural products she suggests were herbs ie plant based and food , edibles, Diy . Things you can make in the kitchen and fridge. Apart from (edible) aloe Vera and Acv with the Mother. There are some commercial products out there being called natural- but one wonders since it has to be preserved.
+mspinkytee thanks I know:), there are loads of variations but I've read that when you first start the water only washing it can be done everyday and then when the hair is well hydrated you can stretch out the washes. That's my take on it anyway!
Thank you for this video. :) I do hope that you were using the coconut oil/shea butter in your ends ONLY, and you use distilled water/or filtered/soft water. This is what was recommended if you really want to get the most benefits out of WOW method. If you add oil to your scalp and roots, it will interfere with the natural sebum in your hair. Please keep this in mind. Also, use plant based/food based ingredients as a natural conditioner/cleanser to clarify your hair of excess sebum i.e. fenugreek conditioner/fermented rice water/amla powder. Please check out WaterOnlyhairwash, ua-cam.com/video/tvONPQTYtfY/v-deo.html she really answers all questions that you need, and at the end of her video, she shows which natural ingredients you can use to clarify your hair from excess sebum.
farzana rowena hehehe , just a side fun, why ask? The accent threw you? Unique, right, wait till you hear mine, I feel like a mixed accent person , with nobody accepting my accent! 😂
I am doing this for 9 months now and I love my hair (4c). I wash in twist and I stopped doing it every day, just once a week and during the week I just spray distilled water on my hair. use a shower filter, you can buy simple and cheap once from china or just buy distilled water. it has made my hair so soft! I use Rasshoul clay to get build up out of my hair, when I feel my hair needs it or when I see build up.
I have more curls and split ends have stopped, even the small little broken hairs have decreased with at least 90%.
And of course I use only natural oils: Olive oil, Raw Cacao butter, or a mixture of several oils.
I just leave my hair in a protective style for a week or two and the most important part, I ask God to give me wisdom how to deal with my hair.
My hair has never been so healthy, soft and full of curls.
+Miriam A. Fab! I might look into a shower filter and see if it makes any difference to my hair as well. Thanks for sharing your routine!
Miriam A. Wonderful! Thank you very much! We certainly need His wisdom and guiding hand for He created it all in the first place. Bless you!
Miriam A. Just subscribed. Will like to follow up
I love what you said the 'most important part' was...I AGREE.
God/Jesus will & can bless our crowns & keep us humble when he does, because they can be really beautiful.
black hair is so beautiful..the texture is like wool or yarn :) so beautiful.
The whole point of water only hair washing is to alleviate chemicals from your body and clean and condition being sebum your hair and scalp in a more natural way. Not to mention the hair growth retention you would get from continued practice. To just do it for a week or two benefits you in no way to just go back to using chemical products. Also to completely keep your scalp healthy and clean and free of tangles you must use some type of brush preferably a shower brush to get all the debris out under the running water and furthermore it is not necessary to wash every single day if you're using a brushing technique it also helps to bring the sebum down. Last but not least you should clarify your hair before starting the method because you don't want the sebum to cover the chemicals from the conditioner which defeats the purpose.
Thanks for your reply! I actually don't use any type of product with chemicals now and when I recorded the video I think I was only using ACV to cleanse my hair and some natural hair products from UK companies I believe...maybe V05, I can't remember exactly. Now I use only natural ingredients on my hair that I mix myself. Those two weeks benefitted me greatly actually! I really noticed how my hair felt much better when it was hydrated properly, this experiment then led me to looks for ways to really allow my cuticles to open so I could fully moisturise my hair. Brushes cause too much breakage for my fine strands especially when wet - when your hair is carrying a lot of water is when it's at its weakest so I would never brush my hair when soaking wet. I also have 75% shrinkage which is a nightmare to work with when my hair is wet.
Pls how do I clarify my hair to start dis method
Nana Ajoa I learnt you can use a natural herbal shampoo or clarifier or even a clay. I’m gonna use a clay, maybe Acv too together or before/after- still researching.
i love how great your hair looks. i water only wash every 3 or 4 days. i wash it in four twists letting water run over each twist, then taking it down to detangle and finger comb under running water. I twist it up and do the next one. I've used this method for almost a year. My hair is longer and healthier than it's ever been. Monthly i co-wash and coconut oil to prepoo. This has been my wash routine with only shea butter on my ends to keep the moisture in.
+Judith Stephens Great, simple routine - sounds good to me. Do you only detangle while you wash your hair? Or at another time too? (thanks for the comment:)
+Bola Cooper I don't get many tangles now, but I detang!e when necessary. I either spray the tangle with water or wait and do it under the shower. Never on dry hair.
Judith Stephens , please what do you cowash with and does it strip or only reduce your sebum?
Great video! I definitely love this method. But I have quite loose curls (I'm white), so I don't have nearly the complications you do with knots. Even so, without full sebum coverage, I get covered in knots and I lose all curl definition. My growth rate slows down as well. As it turns out, human hair requires sebum to be healthy. Who knew!
Yes indeed! I think many hair tips shared in the natural hair community do apply to other textures too! Thanks for watching:)
Dealing with shrinkage looks difficult when getting your hair wet everyday. Personally, I don't like getting it wet everyday. I do like to deep condition with just water when my hair feels a little dry though, it's nice. I actually get excited when I see and feel sebum build up. That's when I brush my hair through to pull all of that delicious sebum down to my ends. I use my wooden brush and comb from widu, and my hands. If I do it with my head inverted, I can pull it from my nape (where it builds up for me) to my crown. My ends become hydrated, and I gain more body & shape at the crown and forehead areas. That's where I tend to lack oil. I guess my oil falls to my nape because my hair is wavy?
Call Me Swivel Hips hiya, thanks, I meet you again. I left you a message on your ie another comment
I still only water wash but I oil rinse at the end with oil and and cold water..that is working wonderfully for me. I hate the shampoo and condition process so this is saving me time and stress x
+OMane Indeed! and it's nice to know that our hair can actually do just fine without lots and lots of commercial products. I think it's liberating!
Bola Cooper very liberating..I'm like 9 months in....sometimes I add my shea and some time I don't...I have fallen in love again with my hair..great video 😏
Bay Tay excellent! thanks for the comment x
G_Vegan please how often do you oil wash with your rinses?
Yes how do you oil rinse?
It is great for all hair types. Low porosity is not a hair type, because it changes. Water only is great for those who want a reduction of the chemicals absorbed into the bottle. It is all great for hydrating the hair with no interference from harsh chemicals.
+mspinkytee I know that low porosity hair isn't a hair type (like saying 3c, 4a etc etc) I just meant if your hair is currently in a low porosity state- sorry I wasn't more clear :))
Thank you Thank you for this video. It was very helpful and informative. i have low-porosity hair and i used to do something like this when I first went natural. I worked outside a lot and it was the summer. i saw a lot of growth and since I'm trying to get back to having long hair, I think I'll try this once/month. Thanks again!
I have been wanting to see someone with a kinkier texture demonstrate how this worked in their hair. I think I will try this out. Your hair styles are very cute. TFS!
+NaturalCurls4Life Thank you! I'm still doing it. Rinsing my hair 3 times a week has improved the way my hair behaves so much!
+Bola Cooper I will start in May or June once I take down my twists. I will document my experience on my page. I'm excited!
Bola Cooper update pls?
NaturalCurls4Life update pls?
You have know idea how grateful I am that i found your blog! i have the exact hair type as yours even down to the different texture! I feel you've given me a new approach as to how to really care for my hair! God bless you!! Only one with this texture could understand!!!
I'm so glad the videos have helped! Sorry I haven't been very active on my channel recently, I've been working on a new website and some other projects as well as looking after my little ones and family. I hope later this year I'll be able to do more:)
This very interesting! I have shrinkage on my 4c hair! So how often can I water wash my hair? I'm waiting my hair to grow out since I did a big chop. Plus, I love your beautiful accent !And man! You have really beautiful hair and hairstyles!!
Your hair and texture is so beautiful! Bless
+TAOofJAZ Thanks for your kind comment :)x
Hey you can also use Ratchet a plant similar to allow that has properties that naturally cleanse your scalp and raw aloe Vera for conditioning .
Water only is so good on 4c hair. Yes 1 week out of a month is good.
ru still doing this method?
i tried this method a few times extensively 2 years ago. my hair felt great, but my scalp started to smell weird after like the third week and since i couldn't deal with that, i always found myself clarifying and having to start over. looking back, i wonder if i didn't scritch enough? i'd consider trying this method again if i knew how to combat whatever was causing that smell.
Mmm yes it could have been a number of things...maybe a build up of other oils/products you've used in your hair during the week at that time?
not exactly sure. to be honest, i can't recall using any products on my hair, but possibly olive or coconut oil to help combat dryness since i did it during the winter months. however, that was primarily throughout my strands, i didn't really put anything on my scalp. i'm still going to try to figure it out.
Lia Zamor combat with the smell? What ? If your scalp is smelling because of you doing the water washing method then don't continue doing it
Lia Zamor hmm what kind of clarifier? Also did you try Acv? She put out a lot of info on UA-cam and Instagram- links on her Utube and blog www.wateronlyhairwashing.com
Lia Zamor
Diet plays a role. Sweat too. Maybe you can cleanse your scalp with apple cider vinegar
Nice video. Your hair is in beautiful condition. Your curls look more 4b with maybe some 4a rather than 4c (not that I'm crazy about the hair typing system).
+MsFlamingFlamer Thanks for your comment. Well it's most definitely 4C lol, when it's wet you see more of the coils...but I'm finding that the better condition my hair is the more uniform the coils and kinks are.
+MsFlamingFlamer I don't know what hair you were looking at. It looks very 4c-ish lol.
***** lol!
At the end of the day, it doesn't really matter. Type 4 hair is the same category. Type a, b and c aren't world's apart. Clearly not everyone even agrees on what a, b or c looks like. They're not that different from each other.
@@jemts5586 oh I agree 100%
Bravo! Like the way you have documented this...could really view the sebum build up, no other YTs I've seen have shown this in depth like you. Btw, love the hairstyles.
+afrizak Thank you so much!
Hello have already started (last week) this method but I wanted to know if I can deep condition with natural products like avocado, olive oil and honey weekly?
Then should I do a shampoo and condition it after?
I have low porosity, 4c hair.
Thanks to all who can help me. =)
Hi there Nellie, I'm not really following this particular method any more per say, i've taken aspects of it and moulded them to fit my own regime so I would say... go ahead and eep condition with those natural oils - that's what I do now. I make up my own deep conditioner using natural oils, amla and henna and use it once a week. x
Bola Cooper Thanks for this update, the herbs and oils are part of it if they don’t strip the sebum. So far the WOHW lady recommended light use of coconut oil and shea butter for the ends. Not too close to the scalp though cos the oil can travel up. It reduces sebum if you have not reached tsc
Bola Cooper - for Nellie, henna I read strips and you restart
Nellie Carter oops I replied under Bola here....
i dont think thats sebum build up from experience, sebum doesnt really leave build up orelse its mixed with dirt or so from the air. Also a tip is to towel dry ro avoid damp hair all day and rub your fingers on scalp then smooth sebum down hair shaft daily
+Jo thanks for the tips Jo. Lol yes prob sebum and dirt! I guess my hair collects dirt from the environment each day!
Thanks for these useful tips. So you had TSC in under two weeks?
Hi, I enjoyed your video however I'm a little confused. You stated in the beginning of your video that the water only washing method consists of no commercial shampoo or conditioner and no apple cider vinegar as well but later in the video you stated that you in fact deep conditioned.
Thanks for your comment and sorry about that. Sometimes I'm not as clear as I should be - when I said 'deep conditioned' I meant with the coconut oil. the coconut oil IS the deep conditioner! What has to remembered is that when we use the terms 'conditioner', 'shampoo', 'leave-in conditioner', 'deep conditioner' etc it should be referring to their roles, what they actually DO to the hair rather than to a specific man made product. For instance olive oil can be used to 'deep condition' the hair (leaving it on the hair for an extended period of time) or Aloe Vera juice can be called a "leave-in" by some naturals because they 'leave it in their hair' after washing their hair. I use bentonite clay as my 'shampoo' or 'cleanser' so I could call it as so. Hope that helps! x
Oh okay thanks for clarifying; I'm considering trying this for a month or less because I like to use product so not sure water only washing would do the trick for me for the long term.
Yeah It might not, you'll have to try. I tend to only use natural products that I've mixed myself so I don't get crazy amounts of build up ...or if the oils and the butters that I use on my hair do build up then they are very easy to wash away.
Your hair looks like heart work of the masterpiece Creator YAH.
Doesn't washing the hair in hot/warm water daily "melt" the sebum and wash it away? If so, how will it ever make it to the tips with you washing it out/off everyday.
+SouthernBeautyMaven thanks for your comment, I'm glad it was useful to you even though I cut it much shorter than I intended :))
just beautiful!
+Donna Chesser Thank you x
Using castor oil with the water helps my hair and keeps it clean.
Before, during or after washing?
@@candlecane I use it after I wash since I rarely use conditioner. If you detangle before you wash, it can help there, too. I mix it with pumpkin seed oil to loosen it up. Word of warning: it can leave a film on the hair that can make other products harder to absorb or use.
So when you switch back and forth, do you strip the sebum out for the 3 weeks then for 1 week scritch preen and rinse?
+C Babe sorry please clarify for me what you mean? :)) I want to make sure I'm actually answering your question correctly! x
+Bola Cooper sorry that I wasn't clear. I believe you said that you do water only washing one week out of the month. So, when you finish the week of water washing, do you strip the sebum for the remaining 3 weeks of the month and use regular shampoo and conditioner?
Hey there, Sorry I wasn't clearer! In the video I meant that if I was going to the WOM I would probably try and do it once a month. By that I meant rinsing my hair everyday and then on the other days I would go back to my usual routine of washing my hair every couple of weeks. As it turns out I've not followed that route and instead I'm trying to rinse my hair every 2-3 days- see my latest video about my winter regime xxx
Thanks for sharing and for detailed information.
+DiscoveringNatural No probs, thank you for watching!
I just started maybe a week ago and I’m not getting any sebum. Should I use oil to seal every day until I get sebum?
PanagiotisKonAye yes I would try an oil and see if that helps x
PanagiotisKonAye yes I would try an oil and see if that helps x
Bola Cooper thanks
After i was my hair with only water can i still put products on it after....?
No you're meant to only use water on your hair
+Erica Cunningham what kind of products? If they are commercial then I would suggest not but if it's an oil or a botanical gel like homemade flax seed gel etc then that would be fine. If you use products with silicones then you'll need more than water to wash them away.
+Erica Cunningham FULLY NATURAL YES
Erica Cunningham - the only natural products she suggests were herbs ie plant based and food , edibles, Diy . Things you can make in the kitchen and fridge. Apart from (edible) aloe Vera and Acv with the Mother. There are some commercial products out there being called natural- but one wonders since it has to be preserved.
Esther A Plus plant food and herbs that DONT strip the sebum....no store bought products
What are some ways to ensure roots won't tangle?
+Gloria Hatchett Please check out my most recent video on braiding my roots!
Water only does not mean doing it everyday.
+mspinkytee thanks I know:), there are loads of variations but I've read that when you first start the water only washing it can be done everyday and then when the hair is well hydrated you can stretch out the washes. That's my take on it anyway!
Thank you for this video. :) I do hope that you were using the coconut oil/shea butter in your ends ONLY, and you use distilled water/or filtered/soft water. This is what was recommended if you really want to get the most benefits out of WOW method. If you add oil to your scalp and roots, it will interfere with the natural sebum in your hair. Please keep this in mind. Also, use plant based/food based ingredients as a natural conditioner/cleanser to clarify your hair of excess sebum i.e. fenugreek conditioner/fermented rice water/amla powder. Please check out WaterOnlyhairwash, ua-cam.com/video/tvONPQTYtfY/v-deo.html
she really answers all questions that you need, and at the end of her video, she shows which natural ingredients you can use to clarify your hair from excess sebum.
hair twin!
:)
so you are British ?
Yes!:)
Bola Cooper cool!
farzana rowena hehehe , just a side fun, why ask? The accent threw you? Unique, right, wait till you hear mine, I feel like a mixed accent person , with nobody accepting my accent! 😂
ru still doing this method?
+christine1962ful Mostly. I still wash my hair 2-3 times a week without shampoo. Every 3-4 weeks I will cleanse with my bentonite clay mix.