7 Things you NEED for hair growth VERY IMPORTANT. Extremely Detailed

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  • @janetidavies
    @janetidavies  2 роки тому +102

    Hey family, this has to be my most thorough video with all my current tips, if you want me to do a deep dive into any particular part, just comment below 👇🏾.
    Remain blessed 💕
    PS time stamps are in the description for an easier viewing experience!

    • @stillhere8652
      @stillhere8652 2 роки тому +6

      It is sooooo funny how professional hair stylists tell me to DO NOT put oil / grease in my scalp..lol and how my hair needs to be trained...
      Real TALK I WILL CONTINUE TO OIL AND GREASE MY SCALP..IT IS MY REALHAIR AND NOT A WIG. REALHAIR HAIR NEEDS OIL AND GREASE. THANK YOU FOR CONFIRMING THIS !

    • @ncharvey1
      @ncharvey1 2 роки тому +1

      These are good tips! The only thing missing that nobody ever says is MPT. MOISTURE PROTECT and TRIM your ends. They are the oldest part of your hair and need more attention like a baby. The rest of your hair is a toddler. 😂 I heard people go over a year and never trim. I dust my ends every 2-3 months and get a “professional” cut 1-2 times a year.

    • @blossom6235
      @blossom6235 2 роки тому +2

      Hi, thank you for a great video!! what do you think how often should one wash one's hair, I've heard so many different stories about how many times people say they wash their hair.

    • @grannysword
      @grannysword 2 роки тому

      Research God's time/calendar in Genesis 1:14. God MAY allow “The Powers To Be “ to enforce some type of “Sabbath Law” to see if we will keep His law or no before He delivers His scattered people from the nations. How can the true Sabbath be Friday, Saturday, Sunday, etc, if we are commanded by God in Genesis 1:14 to let the lights in heaven be for days, years, etc.? Besides, the beginning of God's months start with the new moon days. The Gregorian Calendar hanging on our walls, in our houses, do not start it’s months with the new moon day as the scriptures testify. The new moon day falls anywhere and everywhere on that time/calendar....How can the beginning of the month start in the midst of a month or, how can the first day of the month also be the seventh day Sabbath? God has three category of days, the new moon day, the six work days and the Sabbath day, they never, ever, overlaps each other. Ezekiel 46:1-3, 2 Kings 4:17-23. Look at the scriptures in Genesis 7:11, Genesis 8:4,5,13,14 and tell me what and whose time/calendar is being used here? We must abandon our traditions, stop worshiping God in vain and do things God’s way. Let us not deceive ourselves, there will be no good reward for keeping man’s doctrines in the place of what God commands. We make God's Word of none effect when we cling to our traditions. Mark 7 COME OUT OF HER MY PEOPLE!

    • @christophermichael49
      @christophermichael49 2 роки тому

      @JanetDavies Really enjoyed your video! Quick none-hair question. What song is playing in your background?

  • @SHAZ1014
    @SHAZ1014 2 роки тому +456

    1. Moisture.
    2. Porosity.
    3. Leave in Conditioner.
    4.Protein treatment.
    5.Humectants.
    6.Seal with a good oil. Vit E, Olive Oil, Avocado.
    7 Protein - over-night treatment. Aloe-Vera. Do not over-do-it. 6-8 weeks or 2-3 months
    8. Detangle like a PRO.
    9. Custom - section, saturate with water,
    10: Use The Tangle Slayer. In sections. Don’t push it nor force it - let it happen naturally.
    11. Do not over-detangle.
    12. Only detangle when absolutely necessary.
    13. Stretched hair is the best hair.
    14. Shrinkage-tangle-breakage.
    15. Protect your style.
    16.Remove build up.
    17. Avoid Cotton fabric and use silk for maintaining luxurious hair and skin.
    18.Nutrition.
    19. Nutrient deficiency e.g. iron.
    20.HAVE PATIENCE.
    21.Enjoy your hair.
    22. Maintain the length you have.
    23. Good health.
    24. Look for oils with Terpenes in the ingredients to help stimulate hair, peppermint, carrot oil jojoba oil (excuse spelling).
    She was Janet - AMAZING - I was Shaz the typist.
    Didn’t catch the short-hand to the fullest but, hope you caught the gems presented by our beautiful sister.
    Thanks Janet.xx

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +21

      Aw you’re the sweetest. Thank you my love 🙂💕

    • @Akazchannel
      @Akazchannel 2 роки тому +9

      Lol @Shaz the typist

    • @Food00
      @Food00 2 роки тому +3

      Just to grow your hair 😂😂😂😂lord

    • @Akazchannel
      @Akazchannel 2 роки тому +4

      @@Food00 😂😂

    • @remonkomo8611
      @remonkomo8611 2 роки тому +2

      Thank you for the strps. Is it possible to list the products

  • @brithegoddess
    @brithegoddess 2 роки тому +160

    On removing protective styles: Oil gets the matted hair a-loose. Squirt some oil from an applicator on the matted clump, massage it, let it sit a minute and then finger detangle. The gunk and tangles come right out.

    • @Bekemer
      @Bekemer 2 роки тому +5

      Thank you I’m gonna try this now was wondering how I would be able to get the matts out

    • @nova-in9oh
      @nova-in9oh 2 роки тому +6

      when i took down my box braids i just put water on it and was wondering why i was struggling so hard to get it out 😭😭i'll try this next time

    • @Rita-cy3qw
      @Rita-cy3qw 2 роки тому +5

      I agree olive oil works really well to detangle and remove the gunk

    • @pualenaisz4403
      @pualenaisz4403 2 роки тому

      Also Texture ID Multi- Styling Foam is great for detangling and twist or braid outs. I use instead of styling creams... a Game Changer for my 3c/4a hair, and my daughter's 4c hair!👍🏼

    • @dianemoril7612
      @dianemoril7612 2 роки тому +1

      yes
      when my hair is very entangled, I begin with an oil mask, then detangle and wash my hair.

  • @rutengyeb
    @rutengyeb Рік тому +1

    You are really real for saying patience. It will take 5 years to get that length. You ain't like those bloggers who are not real and doesn't explain things when you ask questions about how to grow the hair. No names

  • @georgia1191
    @georgia1191 Рік тому +2

    I love you sis for this I don’t know why I don’t even watch the video yet. It’s just the spirit I feel when I turned it on God bless you and your subscriber and I don’t even know why but I trust the process. Thank you.

  • @brinaechanel4236
    @brinaechanel4236 2 роки тому +304

    IMMEDIATELY Subscribed When You Started Out With A Bible Verse 🙏🏽

    • @rellywc2103
      @rellywc2103 2 роки тому +9

      Yeeesss... I was going to skip over it but the preview showed the scripture. I had to scroll back to double check

    • @JESUSPrincessSheila
      @JESUSPrincessSheila 2 роки тому +5

      AMEN!!!

    • @rjbrewer09
      @rjbrewer09 2 роки тому +7

      Me too just subscribed… we need more believers addressing alot more things for staying Godly and beautiful

    • @chrissywoodley2950
      @chrissywoodley2950 2 роки тому +2

      Correct!!

    • @Akazchannel
      @Akazchannel 2 роки тому +2

      Yeah, me too🙌

  • @nicolecruz869
    @nicolecruz869 2 роки тому +17

    A real queen shares all her beauty tips, 👑✨ thank you so much❤️

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому

      You’re most welcome Queen 👸🏾 💕

  • @yolandastrong2552
    @yolandastrong2552 2 роки тому +19

    I clicked because I heard you talking about God
    I Love it

  • @Jaymesecret
    @Jaymesecret 2 роки тому +26

    This is the video I have been desperately seeking. I share my deepest gratitude with you for creating this well detailed and descriptive video. I was praying to God that he would send a beautiful woman on my algorithm who can break down the process of growing your hair easily, and here you are! And the fact that you used 7 pillars to explain the according steps signified completion to me, and I knew by watching this video, I’d finally found what I needed and all is well!
    Once again thank you so much!🥰

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому

      You are so sweet! I’m glad this helped you, God bless you and everything you touch 🙂💕

  • @naica592
    @naica592 9 місяців тому

    I've been listening to naturals for YEARS and this has been the most accurate and informative video ! Thank you🤍

  • @Lords.Beloved
    @Lords.Beloved 2 роки тому +18

    Hi.
    If you are reading this, I just want you to know that the LORD, JESUS CHRIST loves you so much. Please repent of your sin, and give your life to him while you still can. He loves you and wants to form a personal relationship with you. May GOD bless you 🧡

  • @lindahosian4684
    @lindahosian4684 2 роки тому +4

    Hi Janet. Thanks for the tips. You forgot prayer before embarking on the journey. I found out the moment I started praying for my hair , I saw real good results.

  • @malushastanley3120
    @malushastanley3120 2 роки тому +9

    She DEFINITELY knows what she's talking about👍🏽

  • @pandemonicpixie
    @pandemonicpixie 2 роки тому +17

    I'm Caucasian, but definitely learning tips. I've added more conditioner cuz it dried out while detangling. Hadn't thought to re-wet it. My hair is curly, fine, extremely damaged, and far too long for how damaged it is, so I spend 40+ min detangling in the shower sometimes.
    I appreciated your tip about not doing protein too often. I immediately looked up rice water treatment and saw most pages saying 1-2 weeks, sounds like that's a little too often.
    My hair is damaged and porous from bleaching many times, lack of hair cuts for years, and lack of personal care from depression. I'm finally at a point in my life where I'm ready to manage my hair better. I'm cutting my own hair now (that's what got me enthusiastic about hair health). I'm just grateful for all the tips you took so much time to outlined.
    Not going to lie, this was the first video I've ever seen you make and 10 seconds in, I almost backed out thinking it was a prank and not a real video. Lol

    • @misstinzy7164
      @misstinzy7164 2 роки тому +4

      I wish you good luck on your journey to hair care and healthy hair in general. I'm from Ghana. Nice to meet you

    • @pandemonicpixie
      @pandemonicpixie 2 роки тому +3

      @@misstinzy7164 you're so lovely. I'm from the pacific northwest of the US. Thank you for taking the time to respond.

    • @lorenebonsu146
      @lorenebonsu146 2 роки тому +1

      @@pandemonicpixie good luck on your hair journey; Im happy all us curly girls can come here to get this well needed advice. Hair has no color. At the end of the day curly hair is beautiful but, high maintenance. Yours included so its good you are here. we all need to learn about our hair together sis.

    • @lorenebonsu146
      @lorenebonsu146 2 роки тому +1

      also if you are going to cut your hair and want to keep some length for aesthetics why not do it incrementally; like a 1/2 in per month until all the damage ends are gone. that way your hair will stay virtually the same length and you can get rid of the bad hair.

    • @misstinzy7164
      @misstinzy7164 2 роки тому +1

      @@lorenebonsu146 Couldnt have said it any better. I am still in the process of transitioning and because i wanted to still be able to make all the braids in the world😂....i didn't big chop and by this experience...i realised that most times when i was taking my braids out the part that shed the most was my relaxed ends because it was damaged and so one year of transitioning...my hair be looking like its been there for longer and babe I'm loving it🤗💅🙈.
      The trick...don't go to the salon everytime you need a wash. Do that when you feel like you feel soo tired and want to relax your arms and take great care of your hair. Curly hair is not the enemy. Inadequate time is, and if you love something...you create time for it. Treat your hair the way you treat your face. Its truly worth it.
      Nice to meet you Lorene
      And @pandemonicpixie....nice to meet you.

  • @OilsFromEden
    @OilsFromEden Місяць тому

    Awesome again. This holistic education is spot on to support your customers. Well done

  • @dbramm01
    @dbramm01 2 роки тому +6

    This is the best hair growth video I have ever come across.
    Thank you so much for your time and effort!

  • @aishaakinola6777
    @aishaakinola6777 2 роки тому +4

    This video is amazing. I learnt about converting to natural not to long ago and I wanted to know how to care for my hair. I did months and I mean months of research and u basically summed it up into one video. I'm sooo annoyed I didnt find it sooner, it would have saved me a lot of time.

  • @CulturalBackgroundsStudyBible
    @CulturalBackgroundsStudyBible 2 роки тому +63

    😆 love it: _"There is no secret, your hair is always growing!"_ 😋😋😁

  • @dogisadancer17star85
    @dogisadancer17star85 2 роки тому +1

    ⭐⭐⭐ just for the fact that you open your video with scripture is fantastic!!!!!! And indeed marvellous- glory to God AMEN!!!

  • @savinggift158
    @savinggift158 2 роки тому +2

    I upvoted you because of your support for life and celebration of what God has done for you

  • @barbaranewell2254
    @barbaranewell2254 8 місяців тому

    I was told to use suave essentials with juicy green apple infused with apple extract and vitamin E, Revitalizing Conditioner to help loosing the buildup at the root of the braids

  • @carmelacristoforo262
    @carmelacristoforo262 2 роки тому +27

    Brilliant! Thank you for reminding us curly haired girls. It's always good to replay this now and then.😘

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +1

      Thanks for watching and the love 💕

  • @kaloutiesingh8061
    @kaloutiesingh8061 2 роки тому +9

    You should also do a skin care series your skin is clean and glowing give us some secrets I am brown skin it is dry and dull I want it to glow as yours.thank u 👍🤗👍💖👍💖💖

  • @naturalzana
    @naturalzana 2 роки тому +50

    great tips. Conditioners are so important for our hair, protein treatment is really great, a diy protein treatment video I recently uploaded on my channel is what i use for my hair and i love it. Aloe vera can also help make detangling easier. great video. i enjoyed watching. thanks for sharing

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому

      Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts ❤️

    • @dtasha184
      @dtasha184 2 роки тому +1

      @@janetidaviesl
      We m We d
      C A

    • @rociwillreadforyou
      @rociwillreadforyou 2 роки тому

      Thanks for sharing. I’ve seen to also soak the aloe a bit to remove some things that can cause breakout and breakage

  • @ladybird491
    @ladybird491 2 роки тому +3

    Wonderful lesson and video, thank you!.
    My hair is growing super fast with low porosity that even the manager of the salon was shocked to see how fast.
    I I started taking brain vitamines and ketone green tea pills, I get monthly scalp treatments and deep conditioner, I get it it braided two weeks a month. I use peppermint, tea tree oil, rose oil, rosemary, olive oil, and shea butter. I also use a certain oil and moisturizer that my stylist gave me. I do mostly the book type diet which seems to be growing my hair.

  • @cherryy4639
    @cherryy4639 Рік тому +5

    Thank you so much for helping the community. When you start to do research on hair you realize that there is TWO worlds to hair care. Historically as well. Even to this day natural hair STILL isn't included in hair school. It's hard finding which advice to listen to from all these UA-camrs, hairdressers and just people in general. I started researching natural hair when I kept seeing all these "Magic hair growth" pills and potions 😂😕 that is really misleading. Oil is good yes but nothing without technique and the information behind it. It can actually be DAMAGING believe it or not bc oil KEEPS OUT MOISTURE AS WELL AS LOCKS IT IN. Everywhere you see racist comments and ideologies about black hair that just isn't true. Like memes about "darkskin girls trying to put their hair in ponytails" or just mindsets of black women NEEDING wigs and extra hair bc we are incapable of growing our own. Truth is natural hair has the power of length retention your hair WONT STOP GROWING when you master length retention. Truth is natural hair grows by PRODUCTS FROM NATURE, it's so very beautiful and the hate it receives does not match the people trying to MIMIC the texture. It's actually a current trend in Asia right now to attain an afro by individually tying their hair strands to make increase volume like 4b- 4c hair. Oh and curly perms was a trend back when segregation was normal. Like its not funny but it's laughable. I'm tired of information being restricted from the black community and hate being pushed. All those little girls who hate their skin and hair boils my blood. And where just now finding out that the just for me perm box girls were natural. Good for then but that is SAD bc that means that the company is telling moms and dads daughters and even sons that your hair is not able to get this shiny and beautiful without a perm......when they literally only used SILK and probably a Keratin conditioner that you wash out (which is a PROTIEN made of melanin that is found within your hair, skin and nails.) These companies cared more about money than the damage they helped cause on our community. I can't wait until I start my own channel giving nothing but facts and information and then my own brand supplying fairly priced products AND PROPER DIY recipe's. Things like rice water, aloe vera, Hibiscus, Fenugreek, all those oils like jojoba, hemp seed, Grapeseed (my favorite) and powders found in Africa and India CHEBE (please research chebe its amazing), Amla, Tulsi. Shea, Mango, Cocoa butter. These are all natural products found in AFRICA. You then realize that we were born with the tools for our hair growth and our true STEROTYPE includes LONG and thick hair not "Hot chetto girl" I want to see us all strive with skin and hair care the hate and stereotypes won't stop until we "prove" ourselves. That's why I love this generation and the rising number of helpful people. The media laughs in our face when we claim our beauty. I know this was long so thank you to anyone who has read this far! And thank you Janet for sharing basically the full guide to hair growth. I can confirm everything she says in this video is accurate and a base guild line to go by when other videos may astray from the basic steps. Love a black woman from infinity to infinity ❤❤💜💜❤

  • @MarieC806
    @MarieC806 Рік тому +3

    Very long but informative video. Thank you. As a medical professional, I wanted to add that hair generally grows 1/2” per month. African hair is more like 1/3” per month. The problem with most of us is NOT lack of hair growth (barring any health issues). The problem is with retention of hair. Our hair grows as it should, but is breaking just as fast. African hair is more fragile with less tensile strength so it breaks more easily than other racial groups. Great tips in this video for RETENTION of hair

    • @monicafrancNiki
      @monicafrancNiki Рік тому +1

      Okay thank you, I suppose you mean generally, cause I’m black and my hair grow super fast and in my lifeteme I cut it 3 times big chop already, and its down my waist again in less then 5 years again, so what you’re saying is generalized. I’m black with 3a hair, no not mixed, black.

  • @sharondalewis1620
    @sharondalewis1620 2 роки тому +16

    Adding water to my daughter's low porosity hair just makes it shrink up immediately and causes more difficulty. I just use blue magic and oil to detangle, or Rock the Locks Not So Knotty detangler

    • @cherryy4639
      @cherryy4639 Рік тому

      I have low porosity hair as well DEFINITELY recommend detangling conditioner before washing. Low porosity hair is like a gate lol it only lets in Humectants. So the water is just sitting on top and not actually doing its job. The conditioner I use is "Maui nourish and moisture + coconut milk conditioner." it has aloe vera infused coconut water instead of deionized water as their first ingredient, coconut milk, guava extract and mango butter which is the lightest type of butter. My hair instantly feels soft. The consistency is on the lighter side, which is good for my hair but to me hurts my pockets unless the bottle is big lol. But i was surprised when it lasted me a while. I still always like to have two products one inexpensive and one expensive (obviously not overpriced and worth the dollars)

  • @jeanninegorden8142
    @jeanninegorden8142 2 роки тому +10

    Love the scripture! 🙏🏾

  • @AvaGrowth
    @AvaGrowth Рік тому +1

    Awesome video. Love the 7 pillars ✨👌🏽❤️

  • @darnlove55
    @darnlove55 2 роки тому +1

    I really enjoyed your video…. I usually skip or go straight to the comments trying to find someone who wrote all the info down on other videos I come across…but I found myself entertained and educated!!!!! Subscribed n look forward to this channel! Great video.

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +2

      Thanks for your support 💕

    • @darnlove55
      @darnlove55 2 роки тому

      @@janetidavies u welcome!!! This really is a great channel n love the videos!!!

  • @SR-vj9eh
    @SR-vj9eh 2 роки тому +1

    You are so beautiful on the outside and even better inside. Thank for your advice. I have lengthy hair and detangling is a nightmare..Your advice is so lifesaving.

  • @elleniandersongrey8367
    @elleniandersongrey8367 2 роки тому +10

    Well Janet, what an informative, factual and evidence based video. Fabulous sis! Thank you.

  • @pragooutube
    @pragooutube 2 роки тому +18

    Great tips. I wonder if misting my scalp AND hair strands with a distilled water and essential oils mix will help my hair grow... so the essential oils only benefit on the scalp, or does it help the hair strand itself?

    • @strawbcore
      @strawbcore 2 роки тому +2

      the essential oils won’t really do much for the strands but the water will help keep it hydrated and less prone to breakage

    • @pualenaisz4403
      @pualenaisz4403 2 роки тому +2

      Paula Ragoopath, I've tried it it mixed water with Aloe Vera, and YL essential oils because FDA regulation allow 5% essential oil as 100%, although it's mixed with other elements. 😒

  • @vanessadobbins6885
    @vanessadobbins6885 2 роки тому +6

    Thank you Janet for the great advice! Your hair is beautiful! God bless you and yours!!!!!!

  • @TriniRoyQuiReyes
    @TriniRoyQuiReyes 2 роки тому +6

    Beautiful Queen all the great information you gave here is so much value . Congratulations ❤️ you earned a new friend 👍 Thank You for sharing. Patience is golden. Hair needs patience , be patient and take care of your hair, don't over work on it.

  • @yonaedonald
    @yonaedonald 3 місяці тому

    Girl! You know what you are saying. I always stress over the tangles in my hair as it is extremely curly . I call it my hate love relationship. Sometimes I feel like crying when detangling. I will try your suggestions. I have ordered the tangle slayer and deep conditioner. So I will provide an update.
    Also ,I have eczema and so I can't leave oils on my scalp for more than 30 minutes .Can you provide suggestions on what else can be used to seal in moisture. I have low porosity hair .
    Finally , do you have any suggestions on the best type of hair dyes to use?

  • @lindasmith6668
    @lindasmith6668 Рік тому +1

    This was very helpful.

  • @kacceyjoseph1682
    @kacceyjoseph1682 2 роки тому +7

    This never used to bother me as i never really paid attention to them..but them SSK's are annoying

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +5

      I hate them toooo much! Stretched styles definitely minimises them ❤️

  • @susanphillipson6607
    @susanphillipson6607 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much for this video. Really appreciate it. I am starting the 7 pillars now. Please wish me luck

  • @blessedandfavoured5941
    @blessedandfavoured5941 2 роки тому +1

    Great video very informative thank you. You have verrrrry beautiful hair btw

  • @nontobekomkhwanazi1616
    @nontobekomkhwanazi1616 2 роки тому +1

    Wow. It's for a first time getting this fulfillment. Information empowers me, I thank you

  • @brendaokoro2842
    @brendaokoro2842 Рік тому

    Hi,
    I'm curious about how often I need to trim the tips/end of my hair as well as, how often I need to apply a hair mask on my hair that'd require Me leaving it in a shower cap for about 30mins to 1hr.
    Finally, I wonder if you're able to recommend a very good hair mask I could purchase, here in Manchester, UK where I reside.
    Thank you so much for your encouragement and help 😃🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @carmenbailey3218
    @carmenbailey3218 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for sharing this information 🙏

  • @nita1stunna1
    @nita1stunna1 2 роки тому +1

    I use to use olive oil and it made my hair like really straight and stringy. Also, can we make our own shampoo/ conditioner with honey?

  • @Evergrowing469
    @Evergrowing469 2 роки тому +1

    Please answer my question, must I trim my ends?.
    Am keeping my natural Virgin hair, i don't use relaxers, I don't use heat on my hair, I don't use chemical product on my hair, is it compulsory for me to trim my ends???.
    Do I really have dead ends???.

  • @batgirlp5561
    @batgirlp5561 2 роки тому +7

    I have to figure out how to keep knots out of my ends. Whether I cornrow or plait my hair, the ends seem to get knots by wash day. I even twist the ends instead of braiding to the ends. My hair grows fast enough, it's the ends that are the problem.

    • @warmtoiletseat7362
      @warmtoiletseat7362 2 роки тому +1

      just trim frequently.

    • @metalbabee
      @metalbabee 2 роки тому

      My hair is the same way, you could have hipo hair like me. Try two strand twisting your hair and finger coiling the ends with flaxseed gel (or any gel). If you still decide to do braids, I'd suggest starting the coil higher up than you usually would. Indigenous Strandz does and suggests this and it's helped me retain so much length. The gel makes the ends hard which keeps the hair very well protected. :) I have more sciencey tips as well. :)

  • @daniell7992
    @daniell7992 2 роки тому +3

    Less than a minute in and you've already gotten me to subscribe....from the Bible verse to your over all beautiful energy ...just WOW

  • @marciawilliams291
    @marciawilliams291 2 роки тому +2

    Thx for all the lovely tips,you are so right,detangling is like a marathon☺️so we really have to be patient.👍🙏🥰👍💓

  • @Gorgeous493
    @Gorgeous493 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much for this video. Tis truly helpful. Please share, how do your make your hair that curly and soft?

    • @lilnativa_That_4C_hair_Chick
      @lilnativa_That_4C_hair_Chick Рік тому +1

      Drink plenty of water daily, 1.5l, and do hair masks occasionally. Some do mist their hair with water or moisturising concoctions such as oil and water, (leave-in)conditioner and water, etc...

  • @whitneykendrick4316
    @whitneykendrick4316 2 роки тому +1

    thank you so much i have thick medium 4c hair I'm try grow my hair back how it was when i was a little girl long and pretty but just at one length I'm gonna follow every step

  • @ladyt4062
    @ladyt4062 2 роки тому +10

    Are these the same steps for natural hair, that’s been dyed ?
    Is there a certain type of natural hair shampoo that you can recommend for dyed hair?

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +6

      Great q, is that dyed lighter or darker?
      If lighter then your hair may be more on the HiPo side
      If darker then likely on the LowPo side.
      As for colour safe shampoos I am not 100% sure on brands sorry ❤️

    • @xxboujeedollfacexx
      @xxboujeedollfacexx 2 роки тому +3

      garnier fructis has a great color safe shampoo! years ago when i had my hair black and red, it helped a lot with the color run and kept my color vibrant between touch ups.

    • @ladyt4062
      @ladyt4062 2 роки тому +1

      Thanks for responding!

    • @ladyt4062
      @ladyt4062 2 роки тому +1

      @@xxboujeedollfacexx thanks so much!!

    • @_StephOnTop
      @_StephOnTop 2 роки тому +1

      Renpure is a good line too

  • @ancestorbackforthelasttime
    @ancestorbackforthelasttime 2 роки тому +2

    This was so good. Very thorough and helpful

  • @dejarnettlee1429
    @dejarnettlee1429 2 роки тому +3

    Thank you for the Great Hairtips for the hair

  • @cheryls.booker3336
    @cheryls.booker3336 2 роки тому +9

    Great video! And your hair is healthy, long, and beautiful!!

  • @lashondahaywood6157
    @lashondahaywood6157 2 роки тому

    I am at my wits end. Will you please help me??? I have found the right products and routine to get moisture IN my hair, but I cannot keep it in. I was natural for 4 years, hair was healthy and grew...but still had a problem with keeping moisture in. I have had a relaxer for 2 years and my hair is breaking because I cannot keep moisture in. I have the exact same routine as yours, but still cannot keep the moisture in. I'm debating going back natural because at least my hair was healthy and maintained the length. But I always battle with dry hair.
    I have 4C hair in the front and 4B in the back. I use Aphogee 2 Min Reconstructor monthly/as needed.

  • @laearth0330
    @laearth0330 Рік тому

    That’s what I said to one of the ladies that worked at Sally’s, she said she went to school for it and I asked her does our hair grow everyday but she didn’t know the correct answer she didn’t know the correct answer to my question

  • @sherrieholder2075
    @sherrieholder2075 2 роки тому

    Enjoy the video, my question to you would be, I have very soft cotton hai that if I sweat, we're there is no oil at the scrap but at the middle of my hair, I live we're it very hot for almost 8 months, and my hair sucks up any oil that I used, My hair is in twist or locks, so my hair want break off, Please help😊

  • @carolyna.thompson2400
    @carolyna.thompson2400 2 роки тому +2

    Hi Janet. I'm new to your channel. I have some straight strands in my 4C curls. What can I do to reverse them, if possible?

  • @DMULLTV
    @DMULLTV 2 роки тому +2

    How do we truly know the porosity of our hair? Is there a such thing as having both high and low porosity? If so then how would we manage it? also wanted to know your thoughts on Amla oil?

    • @lihoil
      @lihoil 2 роки тому

      Yes there's such a thing as having both porosity, it's known as medium porosity. Medium porosity hair taking care of it, you use the LCO method (LIQUID CREAM OIL). Amla oil is extremely good, I have medium porosity hair so I like to mix my amla oil with castor oil, I don't like the way my hair feels dry after applying amla oil.

    • @lilnativa_That_4C_hair_Chick
      @lilnativa_That_4C_hair_Chick Рік тому +1

      When you apply hair products (creams, for instance) that just sit on top instead of getting absorbed by your hair strands, that means your hair is low porosity. The opposite means high porosity. I hope this helps 🙂

  • @hollymochristu4091
    @hollymochristu4091 2 роки тому +1

    You give me Hope Concerning Afro Hair ❤️

  • @lillianlungu180
    @lillianlungu180 2 роки тому +5

    Janet, for homon imbalance bcoz iam 66yrs old, what can i do next after being on collagene supplement for one month now?

    • @Macmaniaaa
      @Macmaniaaa 2 роки тому +3

      I’m not too sure, but I would check in with your doctor, good luck!

  • @JosieMatthews14
    @JosieMatthews14 2 роки тому +2

    Girl the beginning u got me 🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

  • @La-Verne
    @La-Verne 2 роки тому +5

    Does a keratin conditioner help infuse some protein in the hair and is it safe to use at the protein once in a while?

  • @bigmona2741
    @bigmona2741 2 роки тому +6

    I believe I’ve been over detangling and losing too much hair on wash day

  • @Powerful12345.
    @Powerful12345. 10 місяців тому

    Very amazing awesome work

  • @dawnotu4451
    @dawnotu4451 2 роки тому

    Thanks for giving such detailed information about this. My hair is in a style (braids and stuff) most of the time. Is there anyway to take care of my hair while its all done up?

  • @jones2277
    @jones2277 2 роки тому +3

    for high porosity hair, would you recommend alternating deep conditioning with protein treatments OR following a protein treatment with a deep conditioning treatment?

    • @poppinmms8980
      @poppinmms8980 2 роки тому

      I didn’t know doing the latter was a thing. I personally alternate between a protein treatment and a moisturizing deep conditioner.

    • @jones2277
      @jones2277 2 роки тому

      @@poppinmms8980 i've seen a few videos recommend deep conditioning after a protein treatment, but i wonder if that would undercut the protein treatment's effects.

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +2

      There’s no harm in following up a protein treatment with a moisturising treatment. I caveat that with a good protein treatment should still be *somewhat* moisturising.
      All that to say it’s perfectly ok to alternate between the 2 types month on month. I hope that makes sense! 💕

  • @nurasalah5263
    @nurasalah5263 2 роки тому +6

    And I didn’t know how much detangling is so important process
    Thank you

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +1

      Super important! Thanks for watching 💕

  • @TheChocBeauty
    @TheChocBeauty 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome and detailed video. Thanks!!!!!

  • @jannahmaria841
    @jannahmaria841 2 роки тому +1

    Loved the video great tips! Thanks

  • @lailawinfield386
    @lailawinfield386 2 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing your 7

  • @la-verneparrisjdmedms6351
    @la-verneparrisjdmedms6351 2 роки тому +2

    Thanks so much for sharing this information! What are the best ways to use rice water? Should I use rice water, or rice oil? How often should I wash my hair, once a month?

    • @Anywayyihao
      @Anywayyihao 2 роки тому

      Whatever you find that your hair likes. You don’t have to use fancy products or copy what everyone else is doing. I made that mistake in the beginning of my hair journey. Using just a few products consistently along with a consistent routine and always being gentle with your hair is all you need to do

    • @la-verneparrisjdmedms6351
      @la-verneparrisjdmedms6351 2 роки тому

      @@Anywayyihao Thanks so much! you're absolutely right. No More Tugging!

  • @lillianjustus8680
    @lillianjustus8680 2 роки тому +2

    Thanks for sharing this 😁🦋

  • @tamekabrown1626
    @tamekabrown1626 2 роки тому

    Thank you for the information because I'm trying to grow out my dry brittle hair and do you have the discount code for the detangling conditioner you was talking about 🌹

  • @awwsumblossom847
    @awwsumblossom847 Рік тому

    I’ve had natural hair my whole life, all I’ve done since a kid is look at videos on how to grow my hair. This is my first time hearing not to over detangle and about hemutants! Great tips and details. I came from a different UA-camr that had u in her bio. Thank both of y’all 😂🤞🏾

  • @-bxnny-5846
    @-bxnny-5846 2 роки тому

    Yesssssss bunny appreciate it. so I’ll start with hair porosity cuz DNT know I think mines has changed due to BIRTHCONTROL😬

  • @Koko_IIV
    @Koko_IIV 2 роки тому

    Someone pls answer!!
    Does taking daily nutrition vitamins help?
    I don’t eat much nutritious food so I prefer personal supplement replacement but here and there I make a nice nutritious food!!

    • @lilnativa_That_4C_hair_Chick
      @lilnativa_That_4C_hair_Chick Рік тому

      Maybe both in your case, to rip all the benefits? Only a nutritionist can effectively answer this right 🙂

  • @lailawinfield386
    @lailawinfield386 2 роки тому

    You are so correct

  • @sadieisrael8437
    @sadieisrael8437 2 роки тому +1

    What about trims? How many times should you trim your hair ?

    • @lilnativa_That_4C_hair_Chick
      @lilnativa_That_4C_hair_Chick Рік тому

      When you start struggling with it no matter what you do to your hair, when you detangle, after deep conditioning, or applying a hair mask, etc...

  • @ladylibertyxo
    @ladylibertyxo Рік тому

    how often for 20min blow dryer? 😭 rn my hair needs the best that i can get! pls reply

  • @chemistry4906
    @chemistry4906 2 роки тому

    Really love that you began your exposition with a Bible verse. Too many women of African descent curse their springy, kinky, fluffy and fabulous hair. Yet, it is indeed fearfully and wonderfully made. We do not need to cover it up with wigs and weaves; instead, we all must take the time to care for it and watch it grow. Thank you for encouraging us all to love our unique hair!

  • @cornelj
    @cornelj 2 роки тому

    I'd most likely use the Tangle Slayer with Light Ashe Blonde in the warm shower, yeah!

  • @BlikkNikk
    @BlikkNikk 11 місяців тому

    It took me 4/6 years to see it at my ribs. I shaved my head a few months ago not I miss my hair SO MUCH

  • @carmenuchennaokoye8593
    @carmenuchennaokoye8593 2 роки тому

    How often do you wash your hair? You look absolutley stunning btw🤍

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому

      Thank you hun! Every 2ish weeks 💕

  • @Akazchannel
    @Akazchannel 2 роки тому

    I agree that stretched hair is the best👍

  • @tsedey7987
    @tsedey7987 2 роки тому

    I subscribed by how u begin the video, God bless you, keep bringin the videos🥰 new subscriber here

  • @WeHeartKeyda
    @WeHeartKeyda 2 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing!!!

  • @ladyt4062
    @ladyt4062 2 роки тому +4

    Thanks so much for sharing Janet!

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому

      You’re most welcome ❤️

    • @stillhere8652
      @stillhere8652 2 роки тому +2

      @@janetidavies professional hair stylists that I have been to always tell me not to put grease in my hair and scalp and as a Black woman, I feel that is the dumbest thing to tell me about my hair! Grease and oil prevents my hair from being dry and itchy. It helps maintain moisture and length. That is why I give you tube women like you props in being honest in saying and confirming that "OUR HAIR NEEDS OIL AND GREASE TO GROW"! ALSO IT IS A DIRECT INSULT TO TELL YOUR CUSTOMER THAT HER HAIR NEEDS TO BE TRAINED! MY HAIR IS NOT A PET DOG!

  • @eugeniasalmon8182
    @eugeniasalmon8182 2 роки тому

    You're very Wright, m y hair is low super dry porosity,I have to apply a steamer after my product and then keep a plastic bonnet,to sleep.can you please make a video on hydration overload.

  • @djones9162
    @djones9162 2 роки тому

    very helpful thank you!!

  • @ladyt4062
    @ladyt4062 2 роки тому +4

    How much peppermint oil should I add to my jojoba oil?

    • @haganmonet4810
      @haganmonet4810 2 роки тому +2

      ~2-10 drops. add some rosemary in there too💚🌱

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +2

      You can add up to 3% depending on your scalp sensitivity, 3ml in 100ml ❤️

  • @cyvanah9346
    @cyvanah9346 2 роки тому +2

    Immediately subscribed with the opening Bible verse.

  • @bernadetteramos1940
    @bernadetteramos1940 Рік тому

    What about combinations hair ? I have all 3

  • @fathiaibrahim6602
    @fathiaibrahim6602 2 роки тому

    I'm using glysolid do you recommend it?

  • @joy-annedwards7569
    @joy-annedwards7569 2 роки тому +1

    Love it will give it a go

  • @swhite9970
    @swhite9970 2 роки тому

    Your into gained you a subscriber ❤️

  • @thandiiid1300
    @thandiiid1300 2 роки тому

    Hey y’all I have a question: In the moisture process does leave-in conditioner replace the “cream “ in the LOC or LCO method you use on your hair?

  • @cindyanacleto1205
    @cindyanacleto1205 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you 🙏🏾

  • @jessejohnson6645
    @jessejohnson6645 2 роки тому +1

    What can I use for my 4c to b more soft and manageable while braiding it pls

    • @janetidavies
      @janetidavies  2 роки тому +1

      Ominiranaturals.com are of course my favourite. 4c girl approved ✅ 🙂💕

    • @jessejohnson6645
      @jessejohnson6645 2 роки тому

      Thank you very much God bless u