3 Daily Dos for Natural Hair Care
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2020
- Let’s be real - being natural isn’t always easy.
From detangling horrors, to wash day woes, to contending with your curls having a mind of their own, you often times gawk at the wonder that you haven’t reverted back to the creamy crack.
And, to make matters worse, you have no idea where to start when it comes to just your simple, routine, daily hair care. Should you shampoo it every day? Go extra heavy on the hot oil? Or just leave it to its own curly devices?
And to think, you thought going natural was going to be the hardest part. Well trust me, my confused curly - we’ve all been there.
And while there is no one size fits all answer to natural hair care, there are fundamental daily practices you can do to get started on the right track of developing your own natural hair regimen.
In this video, you will learn not only what these practices are, but also when and if you should even consider implementing them into your routine. So…what are you waiting for?
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I just love the animations they are so cute and make it really fun and enjoyable to watch!
Thank you ☺️💕 I enjoy making them for you all and receiving feedback like this!
Sleeping with bonnets and silk scarfs is a daily do...
Or, my personal fav, silk pillowcases! This is a great and very necessary daily do too! 😊💕
Come back please!!! You make it all make sense
What a great video! Educational in a creative and entertaining way! 🙏🏾
I have about a 3b hairtype but was never taught anything about how to take care of it. This channel has been a godsend in educating myself and now I'm excited to start taking care of my curls, thank you!
Thank you guys for making College Curls you are helping so many uneducated people learn about their hair and how to take care of it .
A D O R A B L E display of concepts and graphics as usual. Been a little minute since you amused your no. 1 Fan w/a video. So I've been consistently doing double-strand twists, oiling/reoiling, and covering up w/a satin hair-do protector at night. I sweat a lot during the summer and haven't particularly been moisturizing. I always relate moisturizers to skin, not hair, now I know. Anyways Thanx a Mil for another beautiful, encouraging, and educational video College Curl Queen.😉:)👍
I’m glad you enjoyed this video ☺️💕 I have been slower on the uptake the past month with my video making, but I used the time to learn some new techniques that should have me being able to put out more content for you to enjoy at a more consistent rate 😊💪🏾 i can definitely see how it seems more linear to connect moisturizing with skin, so if it helps maybe you could try thinking of how for natural hair our strands are generally coarser with hard to penetrate cuticles - similar to skin in a way. Thank YOU for being a consistent and supportive subscriber 💕 Helps to keep me focused and inspired!
@@CollegeCurls You Bet! Glad you're well, safe and Blessed.🙏
I recommend a nighttime prep routine to minimize some of the work in the morning. Pineapples or scrunchie buns to preserve curls. Lay/smooth your edges and use a satin/silk tie to hold them in place. I'll add a small amount of leave in conditioner to my palm and just rub it through my curls before tucking them in. In the morning. I spray water on my curls to wake them up then add Leave in and Oil and style with my hands I never manipulate dry hair. I add a gel (Eco Styker or Wetline) to the ends to bring the curls back to life and to get rid of some of the frizz. I usually don' t need to do this until days 3 & 4, after that it's wash day again. I massage my scalp daily and I add Jamaican Castor Oil to my scalp for growth.
Sounds like a super hair routine! I know your curls are loving you for loving them! ☺️💕
I’m new to natural hair (1 month) so I’m still in the excited phase. The self inflicted damage from years of weaves put me under wigs for 2 years. Just a wash and conditioning produced amazing natural growth -12 inches!. (I stopped the “creamy crack” about 6 years ago.) my hair is thin (3B-3C) so wash day isn’t a chore. I enjoy taking care of my curls.
I’m working on getting it fuller and longer. I take hair vitamins, I do fresh Aloe Vera conditioning treatments and massage JBCO daily. I’ll keep you posted
I love your channel! I am so glad I found it! 💛
This was one of the best videos I've seen. Too cute thanks. I have a question about the order of products layer. Should oil go on first or last after a wash?
Thank you so much - I’m so glad you enjoyed it ! ☺️ And the order that the oil should be placed depends on your hair porosity. Low porosity hair does better with it placed second (after your water or leave in conditioner) and high porosity does better with it placed last as a sealing agent. If you’re not sure of your hair porosity, I would recommend just trying out both ways and seeing which ends up working best 💕
Great info! Thank you.
this video is so helpful. you don't understand how happy i am :))) thank you so much
This was informative and entertaining, thank you.
This is so cool! I incorporate my daily routine in the shower. Cowash daily and shampoo weekly. Although, might move the same to bi monthly! 👊🏾🙂
This is SO DOPE!!!! Never seen anything like this br im a new subbie u make natural hair so fun and interesting with these animations sis! I love it!
New subscriber here! I really just stumbled across your account and I love it already!❤️❤️❤️
You explain everything so well🌟
I'm here for the animations😆
I love love your channel!💗
Thank you so much 😀
This was GREAT!!!! Loved the cowash part💜💜💜🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thank you, I’m so glad you enjoyed it ☺️💕
This is so cute!
Loving the animation!
Thank you Destiny ☺️💕 and still loving my jingle very much!
Thanks for sharing this helpful video!!! :-)
You are so welcome! Thank YOU for supporting! :)
please make more!!!
Lol I will! I’m glad you enjoyed it! ☺️💕
That was awesome👏👏👏✨
Thank you so much! ☺️ Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
Loved the video nd content!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much ☺️💕 Glad you enjoyed it !
Can you do a hot oil treatment after CO washing
Can you do how a high porosity wash day should look? Like the basics
Prepoo, shampoo, deep conditioner, cold acv rinse(1:7 acv to water ratio), rinse out with cold water, oil rinse (or just smooth evoo on wet/ damp hair and leave in), twist it up or bantu knot till mostly dry, leave in conditioner and oil or grease to seal, then style.
Can you Co wash with leave in conditioner. The design essential brand
Would you suggest the 3 daily dos for transiting hair?
DEFINITELY! All 3 of these are important for transitioning hair, but low manipulation styling is one of the more important of the 3 because it can really help get some of the breakage you’ll be experiencing under control 😊
So no hair grease
I got a question I always had real kinky nappy pop back up here the top of hair did so thick it will break a comb but it sucks up moisture does that mean I have high porosity hair and how often should I deep condition my hair cuz I have dreadlocks so shy deep condition it once a month or every two months
I can't definitively say if your hair would be high porosity because it's dry just because so many things could be causing the dryness, but as far as deep conditioning goes, I highly recommend you experiment and do what seems to work best for your hair and schedule - twice a month would likely work best! Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
On the daily, I only use water and curl cream. At the end of the day my curls look dry af...so I guess the oil needs to be there as well. I'm going to try the LOC / LCO method❤
Queen Eli instead of doing the LOC/LCO everyday if you wear a twist-out moisturize and seal (spritz lightly with water add your cream and seal with an oil) I actually omit the water since it's the first ingredient in my moisturizer. The on the 3rd or 4th day I do the LCO because by then my hair needs to be detangled and refreshed. Doing the LCO/LOC everyday may cause too much product build up. I have extremely dry high porosity hair and I have to moisturize and seal every day but it's getting better I can actually go every other day now.
@@dorethamcelliott4900 ooohh, so LOC/LCO isn't meant to be done daily.. thank you for sharing, I will definitely look more into it🌸
The LCO/LOC method can be done daily if you use a light amount of product , but it does depend on your hair as well. Some people benefit from doing it every 2 or every 3 days because it works for retaining moisture to your hair for that long. The process that was described in the response to your comment where it was suggested you spritz with water, add your cream, then seal with oil is actually the LCO method (liquid [water], cream, then oil ). It’ll just take some trial and error for you to figure out if your curls benefit from it daily, every other day, or maybe even less than that 💕
@@CollegeCurls I see, so I actually have to try everything until i find the right method for my hair personally. Thank you🌸💖
Iam transitioning from relaxed to natural but my hair is really fine would my hair benefit from co-washing?
It's hard for me to definitively say without knowing your hair in its entirety, but all textures of hair do benefit from cowashing. If you're interested in trying it, I would incorporate it once a week and follow up with your moisturizing routine to see how it works out for you! Hope this helped, thank you for watching and commenting! :)
What about the LO method on a daily basis? I feel like applying cream on a daily basis will result in build up. Most creams are insoluble and seems like they’ll result in product buildup.
That is a good point! If you were to apply cream daily, you would want to use a light amount. If you are a little heavier handed with the cream when doing the LOC method though, then you likely wouldn’t need to do the method again for another 2 - 3 days depending on how long your hair stays moisturized for (which can be great when you don’t feel like dealing with your head so much all the time lol). I wouldn’t personally recommend only doing the LO method everyday though and never using cream just because our hair does tend to need a sealing property to keep the products from evaporating so quickly. So even if you only applied a cream every 3 days that would be better than not at all. But then again, if you find that absolutely no cream works best for your curls then stay on that track ! ☺️💕
CollegeCurls thank you for responding! LOC or LCO for low porosity hair? I have a light cream, so I’ll start using that.
You're welcome and LOC typically works for low and LCO for high :)
@@CollegeCurls it’s the other way round!!!
What is a twa?
a teeny weeny afro :)