QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: Should I use a heat protectant when I use hooded dryers or steamers? - Yes, your hair should not be product free when using a hooded dryer or a steamer What about flat irons? - I personally have only flat ironed my hair twice since I’ve been natural. It is really hard to avoid heat damage if you flat iron your hair, especially if you flat iron your hair consistently.
I keep hearing a lot of people say using oil in the hair with heat is like frying it but I feel like that was addressed when she said oil heats up the hair quicker so you can use LESS heat. Maybe we are frying our hair because we are using the same amount of heat (probably out of habit) as we do when we use commercial heat protectants. Back in the day pressing oil was big and women straightened regularly and still had nice thick hair.
You are truly a Green Beauty! 🤗 Thank you so much for all your wonderful advice and encouragement. 🙏 Your hair is thriving beautifully so I am so grateful that you are sharing all your wisdom with us. Cheers 🥂 to our Health!!! 🍷🍾👌
Oh m'y god this is why thé internet is dangerous everything she said was wrong absolutly wrong in so many ways and people are going to follow what she says is very scary please dont do it
So crazy, I use to flat iron my hair after a protein treatment with only oil but then I was told that wasn’t good because the oil will cause your hair to fry but I never had any damage from it. Thanks for the video
I love this channel! Someone asked how did we not get her damage back in the day.... I think we did what was passed down to us that worked. Did we even know the term.. Heat damage😎 My hair was washed and pressed with a hot comb every 4 to 6 weeks. I had close to bra length hair. Using hair grease and whatever shampoo we had. And dippity do! Yes I'm a woman of a certain age..😂. There was no you tube or so called black hair products. My hair was healthy and long and just mine🥰 It wasn't 4z or hi lo porosity.. For all the information and products.. Makes me wonder if our hair is better for it. I'm pretty old school. I love this channel because she keeps it basic and real!
Oils, humectants ,and protein got it. Knowledge is really power, green beauty I can't stop praising you for all the research you packed into these information to help us. As always thanks so much. By the way your hair is BEAUTIFUL, it is thriving.
All I use is Shea butter as a heat protectant when blow drying and flat ironing. I love it on my hair. Ty for the humectant info. Will definitely try! 😊 I'm so glad you're back yay!!! 😁
22nd Century Natural Woman here on UA-cam uses shea butter only as well to heat style. Check her out. Thigh length natural hair. I used to do it years ago and my hair felt so good but then folks convinced me that I was frying my hair so I stopped. Wish I didn't.
@@oneflowerlover I literally section my hair, scoop some into my palm, rub it in my hands, and smooth it onto a part. Then I blow dry each section. Then for flat ironing I layer a little more, and flat iron. I wish I had exact measurements though but I don't
You are AMAZING!! I am rarely moved to comment here on UA-cam, but I must. Your videos are so educational, and clearly involve a great deal of research and effort. You are truly on here to help us learn about our hair AND to advocate for us (great job with the military btw!). And it doesn't go unnoticed that while we are free to go onto your site and purchase products, you ALSO show us HOW to prepare these items for ourselves or how to use common household items for our hair. For efficiency sake, and because of your ethics, I'm happy to support you and your business as you have happily given to us so generously over the years. I am learning so much! Thank you again and happy holidays.
I use Aloe Vera gel as a Humectant, homemade hair oil for moisturizing and my favorite protein products to protect my 4c hair. I don’t use any heat on my hair, but this video is very helpful when I decide to. Good information, thanks for sharing!☺️💜
*Greetings GreenBeauty and subscribers* 💖 I've been a member of Team Natural since 2007, Recently I have been EXTREMELY SERIOUS about taking better care of my hair. It's so overwhelming because its SO MUCH WORK to care for natural, curly, low porosity hair. Its a lot of work AND knowledge to take in. Prepoo, cowashing (what is cowashing?) LOC vs. LCO, rice water, tea rinses, ACV, deep conditioning, detangling, leave in conditioning, split ends, maintaining moisture, stretching the hair- MY GOD it can be discouraging because I have no clue when to do what and what to do in between. I am curious to know if the water quality affects your hair. Tap water from the shower has a lot of minerals and its "hard water". Does it really make any difference what kind of water I use? Whether its alkaline, distilled or purified water does it really make a difference in the health of my hair? A topic like water quality and hair would make a very interesting video. Love your videos. Congratulations on your move to Hawaii. NEW SUBBIE HERE❤❤❤
Very good video again. I am glad you're back. Please add one thing. For a blowdryer oils might be enough. But if you plan to use a straightener or curling iron, this might not be secure enough unless you turn down the heat 😉
I love these videos but I'm sitting here in like okay how does she stretch your hair how does she stretch your hair and then you say wait until the next video lol.........😍😍😍I will just sit here and patiently wait
This is your first video that i am just not down with lol....i personally wouldn't or wouldn't recommend anyone using oil BEFORE straightening. I feel like it creates unnecessary burning and effects how good the results can be. I think silicone based products (which is basically what is in most heat protectants) is most effective. Again, this is my opinion and i'm very much a supporter and believer in this channel before anyone attempts to argue for no reason...
That's why you should do the protein treatment first to add coat onto your hair and coating oil preferably oil with a higher burning point, (looking at the info she provided Avocado oil seems to have the highest burning point with 271°C) and then use low heat 165°C for instance.
This video was amazing !! I wish I new this before straightening my hair as I kind of damaged it with heat but it’s all in the process of learning your hair
Makes perfect sense. I love how you break down natural hair info. to the science. Glad your back feeding us well needed , helpful informative info. Thanks for sharing! Can’t wait for the next video!
Could you please show us your whole wash day routine + styling ? I would love to know what products you use on your hair. Oh also how you treat your hair throughout the week.
I know this series is mostly on stretching (unlocked)hair, but since it's winter I'm in need of a faster way to dry my locs as well as to ensure that they don't have a chance to develop mold. Should I worry about protecting my hair if I only intend to dry it anyway? I know locs are semi-stretched, to begin with. Thanks for all your hard work and research!
Hey 👋🏾 even though you are just drying your Locs. You’re still gonna want to protect it so it doesn’t look to weathered over time. Use an oil an an acidic spritz but, since you have Locs and want to avoid build-up just use a little bit at a time
It would be great if you would create a natural heat protectant. All store-bought products are loaded with different types of silicons. While this works initially, I find that it make my hair progressively drier. It also weigh it down quite a bit. I have loose hair and while still not a %100 sure of my hair porosity , I think I have moved from medium (naturally) to a very high porosity hair. Oils makes my hair look greasy and flat. Using just a little bit of oil won't provide the coverage needed to protect my hair strands.until the right product comes out, I find it easier to use low heat and take forever to blow dry
I can't even explain how much I LOVE you and your videos! I have been so overwhelmed with all the conflicting and contradicting info I get about what to do with my hair and your videos have helped me UNDERSTAND what my hair's personality is and what it needs. I honestly can't thank you enough. I love how you scientifically explain what is going on and why do certain things. I agree with the other commenters - I'll believe anything you say 😂
I appreciate the research it helps so much. I do a lot of research on natural hair as well. There are times, I like to get to the point with less foolish presentations. This is one of my favorite channels.
I'm a little confused about how heat would protect hair from heat, when it is a well known fact that oil cooks when heat is applied. Can you please go into further details about that specifically and maybe provide some references?
swayb 2:41 Explains the burning point of the oils. For instance, I’ll be using avocado oil as a protectant because the burning point is 520 degrees, but my iron will only be at 380 degrees.
Im a little late but basically oil shortens the time where heat is applied on the hair, it heats up fast and cools fast, without oil, hair will basically have to sit on the heat for longer until it gets straight enough. A pass with the iron or blow dryer will get the hair straighter in less time than without any oil. Does that make sense? It’s like boiling an egg (hair consists of protein like egg does) , you can either let the egg sit and cook in hot water (longer time the egg sits in heat, couple of minutes) or you can run the egg in a deep fryer (don’t try this at home, the egg explodes!) and the egg will cook in seconds.
I love when we get to see your hair! It really is lovely and a testament to all the knowledge you have. I blowdried my hair for the first time in about 5 years and my scalp is DYING! It is sore and itchy. I suppose the scalp needs protecting too, but maybe not with the same triad of oil-humectant-protein? Just oils? I wonder...
Check out Cyn Doll channel, she will help, in the meantime Keep your scalp clean and free of oils, butters ,grease etc, wash your hair regularly the scalp should be clean and free of products, so the sebum produced can come out and coat your strands.
Of course. The people that make the most sense about natural hair have the least views and are the least popular. But i thank God i discovered this channel.
Wow I checking with your videos before running off to buy the trending gadgets/products ... your educating me a lot, .... with two daughters I need all of the infor I can get to teach my lil 👸🏽 👸🏽 on the care and love ❤️ for the hair that grows from their heads ... thank you sister ....
Can you do a video on flat irons like the best kind, best/safest plates, what temperature to use, everything.. I love your videos, they're soooo informative!!! ☺️
Notification squad!! I've been planning on starting to experiment more with heat to lightly stretch my hair, so this series started just in time❤ plus your hair is looking fabulous!
Use a silicone based heat protectant. (Especially for flat ironing) And a leave in conditioner that protects hair while blow-drying. And I guess using a conditioner with silicones or mineral oil helps.
My question is: can protein be used on henna hair? If so when is the best time to apply it after an initial henna application in terms of, one week later etc.?
I tried using my canvas argan oil as my heat protectant. I didn’t like it. Don’t feel it did much protecting and it said it could but it’s a no for me. I just ourchased pantejne hewr oriner and Aussie miracle
Would it be okay if I used the LCO method before blow drying then? Especially if the three products description's state that I can blow dry afterwards as well?
What if you aren't stretching but drying products. For example a perm rod set or wash and go so you have a moisturizer and gel in your hair is that enough or should you add the things you mentioned as well?
I think the 2nd and 3rd categories can helps inform the decision on which oil to use. For instance castor oil has humectant properties/effects plus has a high smoke. Wouldnt that be an ideal oil to choose if your hair likes it.
Omg your hair are goals❤🙌My hair is very confusing with different textures but your channel helps me tons! #meditationvoice lol your voice is so calming🤷
@@DEBORAHo750 i believe you just use the humetant based product then the oil, the humetant can't work it's magic unless it is making love to the hair. Hope that helps.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS:
Should I use a heat protectant when I use hooded dryers or steamers?
- Yes, your hair should not be product free when using a hooded dryer or a steamer
What about flat irons?
- I personally have only flat ironed my hair twice since I’ve been natural. It is really hard to avoid heat damage if you flat iron your hair, especially if you flat iron your hair consistently.
I keep hearing a lot of people say using oil in the hair with heat is like frying it but I feel like that was addressed when she said oil heats up the hair quicker so you can use LESS heat. Maybe we are frying our hair because we are using the same amount of heat (probably out of habit) as we do when we use commercial heat protectants. Back in the day pressing oil was big and women straightened regularly and still had nice thick hair.
I used to get my hair pressed growing up; it grew out very long and was extremely healthy, I never had heat damage.
I have been using coconut oil as a heat protectant for years and my hair is very long and healthy.
My mom used to use olive oil on my hair before the pressing comb, it weighed down a bit but no damage.
@@user-od9xe5oy5s do you just add water and melted coconut oil into a spray water like everyone says?
@@celifresh9615 no just the oil alone
I use glycerin and avocado oil on my hair prior to blowdrying my hair and this has worked for my hair.
It was just something I always used on my hair.
What type of hair do you have?
You are truly a Green Beauty! 🤗 Thank you so much for all your wonderful advice and encouragement. 🙏 Your hair is thriving beautifully so I am so grateful that you are sharing all your wisdom with us. Cheers 🥂 to our Health!!! 🍷🍾👌
People are really sleeping on your knowledge
Thank you
Your videos are refreshing and unique on this now oversaturated platform
She saves me plenty of time and energy with her information! Thank goodness!
you have some of the most informative and engaging videos on youtube i've ever seen. thanks for the hard work you put in to make every single one!
Oh m'y god this is why thé internet is dangerous everything she said was wrong absolutly wrong in so many ways and people are going to follow what she says is very scary please dont do it
So crazy, I use to flat iron my hair after a protein treatment with only oil but then I was told that wasn’t good because the oil will cause your hair to fry but I never had any damage from it. Thanks for the video
that’s EXACTLY what i do, am i doing something wrong?
I love this channel!
Someone asked how did we not get her damage back in the day.... I think we did what was passed down to us that worked. Did we even know the term.. Heat damage😎 My hair was washed and pressed with a hot comb every 4 to 6 weeks. I had close to bra length hair. Using hair grease and whatever shampoo we had. And dippity do!
Yes I'm a woman of a certain age..😂. There was no you tube or so called black hair products.
My hair was healthy and long and just mine🥰 It wasn't 4z or hi lo porosity..
For all the information and products.. Makes me wonder if our hair is better for it. I'm pretty old school.
I love this channel because she keeps it basic and real!
Can you pleeeeeease do a video on *your* hair care routine. Like how often do you wash and moisture your hair, your favourite products etc
Veronique 05
Yes please GreenBeauty channel 😬
She makes her own products. I think only product junkies really go on about the products they use
Oils, humectants ,and protein got it. Knowledge is really power, green beauty I can't stop praising you for all the research you packed into these information to help us. As always thanks so much. By the way your hair is BEAUTIFUL, it is thriving.
All I use is Shea butter as a heat protectant when blow drying and flat ironing. I love it on my hair. Ty for the humectant info. Will definitely try! 😊 I'm so glad you're back yay!!! 😁
I know it's hard to measure, but how much shea butter do you use when blow drying?
So u use shea butter as a leave in before starting blowing out your hair??
22nd Century Natural Woman here on UA-cam uses shea butter only as well to heat style. Check her out. Thigh length natural hair. I used to do it years ago and my hair felt so good but then folks convinced me that I was frying my hair so I stopped. Wish I didn't.
@@oneflowerlover I literally section my hair, scoop some into my palm, rub it in my hands, and smooth it onto a part. Then I blow dry each section. Then for flat ironing I layer a little more, and flat iron. I wish I had exact measurements though but I don't
@@DEBORAHo750 yes, it's my leave in before blow drying and before flat ironing 😊
You are AMAZING!! I am rarely moved to comment here on UA-cam, but I must. Your videos are so educational, and clearly involve a great deal of research and effort. You are truly on here to help us learn about our hair AND to advocate for us (great job with the military btw!). And it doesn't go unnoticed that while we are free to go onto your site and purchase products, you ALSO show us HOW to prepare these items for ourselves or how to use common household items for our hair. For efficiency sake, and because of your ethics, I'm happy to support you and your business as you have happily given to us so generously over the years. I am learning so much! Thank you again and happy holidays.
I use Aloe Vera gel as a Humectant, homemade hair oil for moisturizing and my favorite protein products to protect my 4c hair. I don’t use any heat on my hair, but this video is very helpful when I decide to. Good information, thanks for sharing!☺️💜
*Greetings GreenBeauty and subscribers* 💖
I've been a member of Team Natural since 2007, Recently I have been EXTREMELY SERIOUS about taking better care of my hair. It's so overwhelming because its SO MUCH WORK to care for natural, curly, low porosity hair. Its a lot of work AND knowledge to take in. Prepoo, cowashing (what is cowashing?) LOC vs. LCO, rice water, tea rinses, ACV, deep conditioning, detangling, leave in conditioning, split ends, maintaining moisture, stretching the hair- MY GOD it can be discouraging because I have no clue when to do what and what to do in between. I am curious to know if the water quality affects your hair. Tap water from the shower has a lot of minerals and its "hard water". Does it really make any difference what kind of water I use? Whether its alkaline, distilled or purified water does it really make a difference in the health of my hair? A topic like water quality and hair would make a very interesting video. Love your videos. Congratulations on your move to Hawaii. NEW SUBBIE HERE❤❤❤
I am Kiki I use tap water and also a spray bottle with tap water and aloe vera juice.
Yes! Water quality makes a difference. I swore she has mentioned this somewhere but where?? Idk. But there are things you can do to offset it.
@@germyw Omg thank you so much. Well said😀
Its really not that hard people just choose to do the most
My natural hair lives by your content. Thank you for being informative!
Very good video again. I am glad you're back. Please add one thing. For a blowdryer oils might be enough. But if you plan to use a straightener or curling iron, this might not be secure enough unless you turn down the heat 😉
I love these videos but I'm sitting here in like okay how does she stretch your hair how does she stretch your hair and then you say wait until the next video lol.........😍😍😍I will just sit here and patiently wait
This is your first video that i am just not down with lol....i personally wouldn't or wouldn't recommend anyone using oil BEFORE straightening. I feel like it creates unnecessary burning and effects how good the results can be. I think silicone based products (which is basically what is in most heat protectants) is most effective. Again, this is my opinion and i'm very much a supporter and believer in this channel before anyone attempts to argue for no reason...
Yeah, natural hair UA-camr nappyfu says the same thing, check out her videos on blow drying and heat protectants! She uses a lot of good information
That's why you should do the protein treatment first to add coat onto your hair and coating oil preferably oil with a higher burning point, (looking at the info she provided Avocado oil seems to have the highest burning point with 271°C) and then use low heat 165°C for instance.
I agree! It's definitely a nono for me unless I want my hair fried and greasy
True ...I think she mainly is talking about blow drying to stretch the hair...cuz a humectant when straightening would prolly cause hair to revert
I've been waiting for this
video! Thanks for sharing!
This video was amazing !! I wish I new this before straightening my hair as I kind of damaged it with heat but it’s all in the process of learning your hair
britini campbell so true!
So impressed with your drive to research before putting information out there. GOD Bless you! Wishing you much success! Thank you!
Thanks. I had a feeling I could make a diy heat protectant and didn’t need one from a store.
Makes perfect sense. I love how you break down natural hair info. to the science. Glad your back feeding us well needed , helpful informative info. Thanks for sharing! Can’t wait for the next video!
Great point!!!!
Your hair has grown so beautiful my dear. Keep up the great work with this channel
Thank you so much for your videos... They are so informative and actually make sense! I can listen to you all day, your voice is so beautiful!
Could you please show us your whole wash day routine + styling ? I would love to know what products you use on your hair.
Oh also how you treat your hair throughout the week.
I know this series is mostly on stretching (unlocked)hair, but since it's winter I'm in need of a faster way to dry my locs as well as to ensure that they don't have a chance to develop mold. Should I worry about protecting my hair if I only intend to dry it anyway? I know locs are semi-stretched, to begin with. Thanks for all your hard work and research!
Hey 👋🏾 even though you are just drying your Locs. You’re still gonna want to protect it so it doesn’t look to weathered over time. Use an oil an an acidic spritz but, since you have Locs and want to avoid build-up just use a little bit at a time
I'd be over the moon if I could reach your lenght next year. Still stuck at shoulders lenght 🙄
As always great and informative video 👍🏾
It would be great if you would create a natural heat protectant. All store-bought products are loaded with different types of silicons. While this works initially, I find that it make my hair progressively drier. It also weigh it down quite a bit. I have loose hair and while still not a %100 sure of my hair porosity , I think I have moved from medium (naturally) to a very high porosity hair. Oils makes my hair look greasy and flat. Using just a little bit of oil won't provide the coverage needed to protect my hair strands.until the right product comes out, I find it easier to use low heat and take forever to blow dry
You are very realistic and I love tht u always research the science behind. Thank u👍
What do you think of silicones, specifically dimethecone, as a heat protectant?
I can't even explain how much I LOVE you and your videos! I have been so overwhelmed with all the conflicting and contradicting info I get about what to do with my hair and your videos have helped me UNDERSTAND what my hair's personality is and what it needs. I honestly can't thank you enough. I love how you scientifically explain what is going on and why do certain things. I agree with the other commenters - I'll believe anything you say 😂
I wish she listed a few good heat protectant as options
I appreciate the research it helps so much. I do a lot of research on natural hair as well. There are times, I like to get to the point with less foolish presentations. This is one of my favorite channels.
Just wondering about heat protectant for straightening hair, would it be the same?
Yes it would. Cheers!
I'm a little confused about how heat would protect hair from heat, when it is a well known fact that oil cooks when heat is applied. Can you please go into further details about that specifically and maybe provide some references?
swayb 2:41 Explains the burning point of the oils.
For instance, I’ll be using avocado oil as a protectant because the burning point is 520 degrees, but my iron will only be at 380 degrees.
Im a little late but basically oil shortens the time where heat is applied on the hair, it heats up fast and cools fast, without oil, hair will basically have to sit on the heat for longer until it gets straight enough. A pass with the iron or blow dryer will get the hair straighter in less time than without any oil. Does that make sense? It’s like boiling an egg (hair consists of protein like egg does) , you can either let the egg sit and cook in hot water (longer time the egg sits in heat, couple of minutes) or you can run the egg in a deep fryer (don’t try this at home, the egg explodes!) and the egg will cook in seconds.
I clicked on this so fast! Definitely looking forward to the next video on this topic. Thank you!
Finally some real solutions. Love the video. Cannot wait for the next.
You are very realistic and I love tht u always research the science behind
You voice is soothing to my ears
GreenBeauty makes a lot of good points in this video. But what kind of humectants products should I use for heat protectant!
Since castor oil has humectant properties, can it serve double duty meeting two of the three required properties of the perfect heat protectant?
Great question! I hope she sees it cause I wanna know too
I love when we get to see your hair! It really is lovely and a testament to all the knowledge you have.
I blowdried my hair for the first time in about 5 years and my scalp is DYING! It is sore and itchy. I suppose the scalp needs protecting too, but maybe not with the same triad of oil-humectant-protein? Just oils? I wonder...
Check out Cyn Doll channel, she will help, in the meantime Keep your scalp clean and free of oils, butters ,grease etc, wash your hair regularly the scalp should be clean and free of products, so the sebum produced can come out and coat your strands.
Thanks so much dear. You are God sent
Great video as always! Glad to have you back 😊👏🏾
Of course. The people that make the most sense about natural hair have the least views and are the least popular. But i thank God i discovered this channel.
Next video can't come fast enough 😩 can't wait 😊
This is a valuable, timely and informative video because I will be doing my hair tomorrow. You answered my question about glycerin. 😉
Is it wrong for me to believe every single thing she says?!?! 😆
Shaun Brown lol Nope 😂
If it's wrong I don't wanna be right. lol
I know, right?!
Jen A Daw hahaha!
So far everything she advised worked for me so she must be telling the truth 😆
Wow I checking with your videos before running off to buy the trending gadgets/products ... your educating me a lot, .... with two daughters I need all of the infor I can get to teach my lil 👸🏽 👸🏽 on the care and love ❤️ for the hair that grows from their heads ... thank you sister ....
Your videos are ALWAYS SO INFORMATIVE! THANKS for sharing!
Can you do a video on flat irons like the best kind, best/safest plates, what temperature to use, everything.. I love your videos, they're soooo informative!!! ☺️
I find that if I stretch my hair and give it a light coat of shea butter my flat iron only needs to be on 300° get a safe, not bone straight press.
Thank you so much for the information. . Also, your hair looks healthy and strong, and growing well. 😊😄🌹🌺🌼
Wonderful explanations and very detailed as usual, your videos are so insightful. Keep up the great tutorial work
You are a SAINT, a smart one at that. Thx!!
Education at it's best.....
Great vid.. thanx! My really responses to honey products to hold moisture. Living in Florida doesn't hurt either..Lol☀️💕
Do you make any DIY honey products?
@@debbydee6633 Camille Rose Honey is awesome.
Your videos are amazing and informative. I get the education and you have your own products. Love ❤️ love your videos!!!
Notification squad!! I've been planning on starting to experiment more with heat to lightly stretch my hair, so this series started just in time❤ plus your hair is looking fabulous!
If you use henna or cassia or both before using heat does it work the same as the protein?
Good question!
No, they are not protein treatments. More like fortifying treatments.
Yes! I’m here to learn! I had amazing results from Sunday’s roller set bc I did a protein treatment! Can’t wait for the next video!
This is very interesting. So silicones aren't good heat protectants?
They are I believe this is geared more towards natural alternative
Use a silicone based heat protectant. (Especially for flat ironing) And a leave in conditioner that protects hair while blow-drying.
And I guess using a conditioner with silicones or mineral oil helps.
Hi there, can you post a video on how to make your own shampoo and conditioner (not leave-in)?
thank you for sharing, very informative please could you do a video on hair grease.
My question is: can protein be used on henna hair? If so when is the best time to apply it after an initial henna application in terms of, one week later etc.?
Really appreciate this, Green Beauty!
OUTSTANDING!
Love it!!! Can you also add to the ayurvedic series pretty please?!?!😘💋💋💋
Patiently waiting for the second video 🤗 You always have amazing content. Great video, very informative.
I tried using my canvas argan oil as my heat protectant. I didn’t like it. Don’t feel it did much protecting and it said it could but it’s a no for me. I just ourchased pantejne hewr oriner and Aussie miracle
Thanks again for another wonderful video.
Humectants shrink up my hair a lot though 😥 is this not the same for straight hair?
I said the same thing...i have been on the hunt for leave in without humectants too high on the list for when i blowdry or straighten my hair.
Thank you for this much needed video. And as others mentioned, what do you use when you flat iron?
Would it be okay if I used the LCO method before blow drying then? Especially if the three products description's state that I can blow dry afterwards as well?
What if you aren't stretching but drying products. For example a perm rod set or wash and go so you have a moisturizer and gel in your hair is that enough or should you add the things you mentioned as well?
Is grease a good heat protectant?
No it’s not
Thank you so much. Love 😍 all this information.
Your hair looks beautiful.
Can you do a video about what heat damage is and can it be reversed?
Awesome!
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So would I get an item from each category in order to make a heat protestant? I love DIY's
I think the 2nd and 3rd categories can helps inform the decision on which oil to use. For instance castor oil has humectant properties/effects plus has a high smoke. Wouldnt that be an ideal oil to choose if your hair likes it.
Grapeseed oil. The best heat protectant
Jane Louw really?
Omg your hair are goals❤🙌My hair is very confusing with different textures but your channel helps me tons! #meditationvoice lol your voice is so calming🤷
Propylene glycol wasn't bad for hair? I would like to know 😉
Thank you ! I'm looking forward to your next videos ! 😁
So I don't need to buy a heat protestant, if I am using an oil in my hair? 😍
Shayla A protein treatment, oil, and humectant in that order.
@@victorysampson u do ur normal protein treatment and then what???
@@DEBORAHo750 i believe you just use the humetant based product then the oil, the humetant can't work it's magic unless it is making love to the hair. Hope that helps.
Débora Tavares She put it in the order of a protein treatment first, an oil second, and a humectant third.
@@victorysampson so do you just put straight up honey on your hair after oil..? And then you use heat
We r glad u r back
Hi! Will you apply oil as a heat protector before straightening? Thank you !!!
Great informative video. I can't wait to see how your technique of stetching.
Would love to hear ur thoughts about using humectants on hair during dry , winter months.
Enjoyed the video ya hair looks amazing. I was learn something new thank you for sharing
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I love your content and video demonstrations 💕
Your videos are so informative. What is your opinion on lunar hair cutting, using the phases of the moon for healthy hair? Thank you for all you do.
Is shea butter a sufficient heat protectant?
@2.55 Unrefunded coconut oil or UNREFINED?
Love this series💖
Are henna treatments good enough as a protein treatment? 😬
I love this channel so much