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Thank you so much Shanta!💕 I truly appreciate your support and kind words! I’m so happy to be back and sharing content that helps others. Your encouragement keeps me motivated to keep creating! ❤️✨Thank you for always connecting with me! It’s very much appreciated!❤️☺️

@ You’re welcome love keep the content coming🥰❤️

Right now, I’m loving Adwoa Beauty’s Blue Tansy Reparative Mask and Camille Rose’s Buriti Nectar Repair Cholesterol Treatment. Both are amazing for strengthening my hair while keeping it moisturized. Let me know if you’ve tried them or if you have a favorite protein treatment you’d recommend! 💕✨

@ Yes I tried both and they are awesome wish the Camille rose wasn’t discontinued:( I also use miche beauty strengthening deep conditioner and Soultanicals strand repair

Yes, I love using my scrunchies every night before wrapping my hair with a scarf and bonnet. They make such a difference! They help keep my curls stretched, reduce tangling, and prevent unnecessary friction that can cause breakage. Plus, they’re super gentle on my hair, unlike regular hair ties. I’ll be sharing my full nighttime routine in more detail soon on my channel, so stay tuned! 🧡

@ Thank you I’ll definitely stay tune for the video:)

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Oh yes, single strand knots are definitely a thing! 😩 But I’ve found ways to minimize them over time. The biggest game-changers for me have been: ✨ Not wearing my hair out too much-The more my ends are exposed, the more they tangle up on themselves. Low-manipulation styles like twists and keeping my hair in a bun has helped a lot! ✂️ Keeping up with my trims-Regular trims prevent split ends and knots from forming in the first place. I usually trim my hair every six months so twice a year. I do my own trims and I trim my hair in its curly state since I have no desire to blow out/straighten my hair. 💦 Keeping my hair moisturized-Dry hair is more prone to tangling, so I make sure my ends stay hydrated which helps reduce knots significantly. They’re pretty much unavoidable, but with the right routine, you can definitely keep them under control.

@rosiecurlycrown okay, good to know I'm not alone. I appreciate all your tips - thank you for such a thoughtful and kind response! 🥰

My pleasure!☺️ I’m so glad that layering the oil worked for you!

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Thank you!✨🫶🏾 I hope your journey is going well for you.

Hi Shanta!👋🏾 I’m so glad you found it helpful!✨☺️

Thank you so much! 🧡 My wash-and-go usually takes me close to two hours to complete. I like to take my time, working in small sections to ensure my curls are fully defined and moisturized. It does take a bit longer, but I’ve found that being patient with my routine really helps with longevity and overall hair health.✨☺️

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Thank you so much for watching!☺️✨ 1️⃣ Why I apply oil after gel: Applying oil before gel can sometimes interfere with the hold and definition, so I use it at the end to add to seal in all the products and to add softness and shine to my curls. 2️⃣ How long my wash-and-go takes: It usually takes me about 2 hours. I like to work in small sections to ensure my curls are fully coated and defined. 3️⃣ Dryer temperature: I use medium heat because high heat is too intense for me. Medium provides a good balance-it speeds up drying without excessive heat exposure.

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You’re absolutely right-I don’t brush all the way to my roots because I prefer to finger detangle in that area. I find that it’s a gentler approach that helps minimize breakage, especially since the roots are the strongest but also the most delicate area to detangle. Before styling, I always make sure to thoroughly detangle my hair during the wash and conditioning process, so by the time I’m applying my styling products, I don’t need to go in with a brush at the roots. Instead, I focus on smoothing and defining the mids and ends where tangles are more common. I love that you brought this up because everyone’s technique is different, and it’s all about finding what works best for your hair! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 😊✨

I've been following the Black girl curls regimen for 5 years now and my hair has never been more healthy. I switched to gel only wash and go's and my hair is thriving and more defined than it's ever been. I never stopped the weekly deep condition on my hair though, but I don't think it's fair to say their method causes damage. In my personal opinion

Leave in and cream wash and gos dont work for my high density coarse hair

@@rosiecurlycrown thanks for responding so quickly. Your method makes sense. Love your curls, they remind me of mine!!!!

@@avasd59much respect - I believe the method didn’t work for me - as I removed the deep conditioning and used the AG Shampoo weekly for months, took out the leave in conditioners. Ive been cutting and cutting the damage out. I’m glad you haven’t experienced this - the damage is centralized in my crown - so it’s so hard to find products that work with my hair as it’s damaged. I wish you the best - Keep deep conditioning - very smart! I continue to shampoo weekly and deep condition, but adding in my creams and gels. Now I’m wearing my hair blow out to grow out the damage and cut - it’s less gel and stress for me.

Thank you so much! 💕 I’m so happy you found the video helpful! I love that you’re experimenting with the products to see what works best for your hair-that’s the key to building a routine that truly fits your texture! I would say that my hair is 4A, but I totally get how curl patterns can look similar depending on styling techniques and product combos. 😊 Let me know how the products work for you-I’d love to hear your results! ✨Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much! 💕 Your hair is beautiful at every stage, and trust me-shoulder-length will grow in no time with the right care and consistency! ✨ That Jai Twisting Butter sounds like a great combo for moisture, and I love that you’re experimenting with the Miche Tropical Gel too! Let me know how it works for you-I’d love to hear your results! 💖

Thank you so much! 💕 I really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment. I’m so happy my videos are helping you with moisture retention-having the same porosity and hair type definitely makes a difference! Excited to keep sharing more with you! ✨

I’m so glad you loved how your hair turned out and that it lasted 10 days! That’s amazing! 💕 As for the flaking, it could be due to product layering or using a bit too much cream before applying the gel. Next time, try using a little less cream to see if that helps prevent flaking while still keeping your hair moisturized. Another tip is to let the leave-in and cream fully absorb into your hair before applying the gel-sometimes layering too quickly can cause buildup, which leads to flaking. Your hair might also love lighter layers of moisture, so you could experiment with just a leave-in and gel to see if that works better for you! Hope this helps, and I love that you’re giving this routine another try! Let me know how it goes! 💖✨Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much for your kind words! 💕 It truly means a lot to me that you find my tutorials helpful and thorough. I love sharing my process, and knowing that it’s inspiring your hair growth journey makes it all so worth it! Stay consistent, trust the process, and your hair will thrive! Sending you lots of love and blessings on your journey! ✨💖 Thank you for watching!

Great question! 😊 How often I refresh my hair really depends on the products I used on wash day and how my curls are holding up throughout the week. Typically, I refresh my hair 3 to 4 times a week, but it varies based on how much moisture and hold my products provide. If I use a strong-hold gel, my curls tend to last longer with minimal refreshing. But if I use lighter stylers, I may need to refresh more often to maintain definition and moisture. I always assess my hair daily to see what it needs-sometimes it just needs a little water & lightweight leave-in, and other times I do a more thorough refresh with product reapplication. It’s all about listening to your hair and adjusting your routine as needed! 💕 I hope this helps!

@ Thanks you for the amazing response you’ve told me all I need to know❤️

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Video will be posted tomorrow.✨

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Thank you so much for your support! I really appreciate it!🥹♥️ I hope you enjoy the video.

Yes, I do use a clarifying shampoo every wash day! I typically start with one round of clarifying shampoo to thoroughly remove buildup from products and oils. This is super important because buildup can block moisture and nutrients from penetrating the hair, which can lead to dryness and reduced manageability over time. After clarifying, I always follow up with a moisturizing shampoo for the second round of cleansing. This ensures that my hair stays clean but also hydrated, as the moisturizing shampoo helps replenish any moisture lost during the clarifying process. I’ve found this two-step approach really keeps my hair and scalp balanced, allowing my products to work effectively and keeping my hair healthy and thriving.

@@rosiecurlycrown Amazing! Thank you for explaining in depth!

This is the regular one. It’s a great brush!

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