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I literally got my hair braided and wore wigs for 3 months and got awesome growth. I stopped worrying about my hair & lived my life. Now I got an even fro 😂🙌🏿
One of the biggest perks to me waking up spiritually, is really seeing the beauty and sexiness of a black woman rocking her natural hair. No shade to ladies that wear wigs and weaves its just something about the natural look on the black woman. I love it🌺
under weaves and wigs u will find a huge Afro.Most ladies use it as a protective styles. leaving Afro alone or hiding it for a few months while treating the hair makes a huge difference. I see more growth while I have my hair hidden.😉
Yes it really does especially for low porosity hair. The key also is to rinse your hair after deep conditioning with cool water to close pores and lock in moisture.
Helpful tips, I've been stuck at shoulder length over a year...and love how you just get to the point, some RUclipsrs talk too much in the intro to keep you watching. It's annoying and makes not watch them. That's why I'm subscribed to you 🤗
I just braid and water my hair everyday like the flowers,and they're growing fast...i put olive oil,sun flower oil or groundnut oil in the water😂...at the end of the month i wash it out......i dont care anymore,and its growing well😂
I have hands in hair syndrome too. Its so nice to dig my fingers in my hair & search for my scalp. These kinks be hiding it. Don't forget the part where i stretch it out & it goes 'boing'
I have low Porosity fine hair and so my hair gets greasy really easily. I started to seal with Camille Rose Honey Hydrate and oohhmyyygooddd it’s the best. It makes your hair so soft and shiny and moisturized for days. I highly suggest that product as a sealant
Yes I agree my hair stays moisturized for days with the honey leave in. I usually apply it first then the almond jai on top. I might try it as a sealant. Im high porosity with fine strands
I have some of this in my product cabinet but i live in the desert do it just makes my hair frizzy if i use it as a leave in! I loveeeee the way it smells and wish i could use it so bad.
I’ve learned to keep my hands out my hair when I had a short patch in the top of my head. I now moisturize/oil it and put a bonnet on my head if I’m at home to keep my hands away, my hair has grown back a lot since!
Shanique, these are awesome tips that everyone needs to be reminded. I would like to include that if you are wearing your hair straight and find it difficult to avoid heat. I recommend an overnight hot oil treatment. I part my hair in 6 sections (4 sections are fine too) staring with a vertical part from the center of my hairline (right where my widow's peak is centered) to my nap, I then create 3 even sections on both sides of the part. Next, I make sure my hair is detangled and I lightly wet each section with a spray bottle and apply oil to each section. I generously apply the oil (Grapeseed Oil, Avocado Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Emu oil, Jamaican Castor are all great) to each section, but I make sure that the oil is dripping from the sections too. Once the oil is applied, I place each section into a Bantu Hair Know secured with a clip. Once all sections are knotted, I place a plastic two bag (for deep penetration and hydration) over my hair along with a bonnet or scarf over my hair. I also will place a towel over my pillows and sleep on it. You can allow your hair to absorb the oils during the day too but I would recommend at least 4 hours OR you can sit under a bonnet dryer on medium setting for heat and allow the hair to absorb the oil for an hour. I prefer the overnight or 4-hour setting. When it is done and I pull off the plastic bags from my hair the next morning, my hair has absorbed all that wonderful oil. My hair was loving me so much after 3 months once I began this routine. My AWESOME hair stylist said that I made her job SUPER easy because of how I take care of my hair. I now will include clarifying my hair once a month or once every other 6 weeks as well.
Thank you for the good tips! I got the big chop 8/3/19 to start my natural journey. A licensed stylist over processed my shoulder length hair with a relaxer the end of May and it fell out really bad in the shampoo bowl and continued to fall out afterwards. So far I’m loving my tight natural short curls and educating myself on natural hair care.
Yes a lot of times anxiousness causes the twirling of the hair it's relaxing...i clarify with baking soda every 6-8 weeks followed by deep conditioning my hair feels so soft and bouncy...hate sleeping with something on my head but I'm going to invest in 3 or 4 bonnets my daughter's have been using them for years maybe seeing them lying on the bed or the dresser will make me start using them...love your CONFIDENCE and BEAUTY 🤗
Please note that these are suggestions, no one’s hair is the same. You need to alter what’s been said to what’s best for you. There’s a lot of trail and error in the growth journey. Personally I can’t use olive oil as it’s matts my hair almost instantly. I prefer using coconut oil.
Yes I cut my hair with regular scissors for 4 years natural and said why my ends keep splitting then went to a professional and found out it was me lol not knowing you need a specific scissors for hair lol!
I'm now in search of a great deep conditioner,it's been years because I've done DIYS ever since transitioning back to natural again in 2013. I love twirling my nape hair unless it's into a bantu knot,it feels silky back there.😊
I totally have hands in hair syndrome too 😩 I’m always playing in my curls and pulling my nape all day long. I end up pulling so much hair out. 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
I struggle with hair growth because I have trichotillomania. I have a field day in my hair if I wear it down. Don’t know why, but it’s calming. Almost like a pacifier. Over the years I’ve learned to keep my hair tucked away in protective styles. It helps tremendously with the urges and prevent hair loss.
Great tips yes i just started a month ago putting a silk cap on my head at night when i deep condition i put a bag on my head to lock it in i keep it for like 45 mins to an hr then rinse my scalp feel like a newborn baby
I dont use comb in my hair anymore and I see very great growth. Its tempting, especially when i need to to do nice ponytail but I now trained myself to use a medium toothed comb once a week(washday) when I have conditioner after washing. I have had a noticeable hair growth and I'm happy
I dont recommend wigs often because i lost a lot of hair wearing wigs. I shed too much hair under wigs. And my hair line got thin. When i stopped wearing wigs my hairline grew back thick and my hair started thriving again. Im just now relearning to care for my hair. I just did the big chop in Febuary and my hair is growing. I love it.
Allot of great tips. I do apple cider rinse then I shampoo and deep condition then add moisturizer and olive oil to get my curls popping. I don't cut my hair but it grows. It grows much faster when I massage my scalp and use black castor oil
OMG, I'm also ADDICTED to twirling my nape hair. I literally do it all day without thinking. And sometimes I braid and unbraid it several times in a day. Also, that high puff if LIFE, queen!! 🔥🔥🙏🏾
What you're talking about can be a soft form of trichotillomania. There are different levels in this disease and it's kind of normal if you can't stop touching your hair, it's mental. I personally have it but I don't just touch my hair every time. Whenever my hair is braided or twisted ( and only in those situations), I will pull them out for no reason, even without seeing I'm doing it. And when I think to not touch my head, it becomes so stressful, I look like a junkie in need 😅. But hopefully my case is not desperate and I have found some techniques to prevent that.
Gurrrrl, I hear you. I am alaways playing with the nape of my hair and constantly twiddling it and then unravelling it. Great video...thanks for the tip
I also DC my hair every time I get in the shower... I didn't use heat for a yr, and decided o wanted straight hair, bad idea, cause now or was heat damage and two ago I had to cut it all off..so now I'm focusing on health. Who else head fall off at night? I'm now using a saying pillow case.
Now I know why I end up with more split ends... I don’t use the proper scissors to trim my hair. Thank you Shanique. I’ve been stuck with this issue for the past 9 months 🤦🏾♀️
I do clarify but I could deep condition more often 😃. But, my hair likes heat and it does not like oils. So, no oils for me and my hair is thriving. I don’t wear scarves when I sleep, but I do sleep on a satin pillowcase.
Yea I used to spend a lot of time with my hand in my hair. It was what I would do when I was bored or focused on getting work done. And I would pull out my hair and cause it to shed. But I ended up deciding I was done worrying about length and wanted to try something new and cut it into a tapered cut and now I don’t do it anymore! One thing I might add is protein every once in a while. A protein condition once a month can help strengthen your hair!
Great practical tips that should be put into practice. Thanks for not making this video too long. I have touching hair syndrome. My mom and dad thought I had bad nerves. Shanique your hair had flourished & still is. As always thanks for sharing and blessings.
Love that your thumbnails is of an honest comparison with both being twistouts, not one shrunken was and go and a stretched twistout😊 great vid and tips. Hope you and the baby are doing well!
I love your ideas...I keep forgetting to us clay and have plenty at home. I’m sure my hair needs it badly because I have low porosity hair. The HIH (hand-in-hair) syndrome is real. I LOVE playing in my hair but I know it’s a big no no so I do it a lot less...to help even more I keep a snap cap on my hair as much as possible even when going out. Of course if I have a function or meeting to go to my hair is out again but I don’t play in it because I put it in a fancy style. Thank you for the video.
Trichotillomania or "hand to hair" is real. Can be a symptom of anxiety and/or need to tactile stimulation. A hand glheld device might be helpful, ie a spinner.
Most of hair growth is in genetics I have fine hair all my life nothing I do will thicken it it’s in my genes I wish my hair was that thick😩you have beautiful hair
Thank you for sharing. Every now and again I need to be reminded of what I need to do....I need to get my hair together now that I have suffered some damage. Love the puff!
Wow awesome I have only one person I watch her videos on RUclips. Queeny May. A new RUclipsr but her tips are crazy. She really helped me grow my hair. So now, I have you two Lol
I have *hand in hair* syndrome but even worse *scissors in hair* syndrome due to two jacked up haircuts from supposed pros that lied in saying they knew how to cut curly hair!! It's totally turned me off to going to salons, and I'm learning how to better trim my hair but I keep trimming and trimming til I've cut more than I wanted lol!! I've hidden my scissors!!😄
Thank you so much for the tips and your hair looks amazing❤something i would like to add perhaps for our audience is diet.....check your diet.Are you eating a balanced diet???Vitamins,minerals,cabohydrates,protein and all that every single day.Also are you drinking enough water as per your weight and height???These are very important tips that we all leave out but come to think of it they are most important than anything else. because we can do everything we want to to our hair on the outside but as long as your body is lacking a certain component....well,you can forget about having long and healthy hair at once.I used to assume this point untill i started to closely monitor my diet and drink lots of water then my skin,nails and hair changed.I was failing to ensure that my overall health is okay and focus on doing something to my hair.Now am maintaining more length faster and my hair health is on another level.Especially vegetables and fruits eat more of those and you'll be glad😇❤😍😍
Congrats momma! Welcome to motherhood. You look great! I still hate shrinkage tho, but it's good. I sometimes catch myself with my bonnet/scarf on my head 9 out of 10 times don't care where I go. Once you get to know your hair and have grown with your hair along the years, it gets easy to let your hair flourish with little effort and a minimum set of tools.
Thank you so very much for posting this "straight forward" video! There's no "mincing" of words, just right to the point👍 May I be blunt🤔...dayum girl you are BEAUTIFUL!!! Elegant & well spoken. Thank you😊
Also another point i would like to greatly emphasize on that i've learnt is to avoid using many products on your hair.Take a product from your shelf and read all those ingredients on the label especially for those products you dont wash out.I guess they are either above 7 ingredients.Imagine using another two products along with that one that you dont wash off.The amount of product that we will have on our hair will be beyond ordinary.To make it worse stay like for a whole month without cleansing your hair.It will just fall off and you'll always wonder why you are doing the right thing but lacking good results. my advise is try using products that are 100percent natural.If you have to use a chemical based product then maybe use just one along with pure water and an all natural oil.If you cant and you have to use a tonne of products in your hair then try to clafify more often perhaps once a week with a shampoo or cowash or at most bi-weekly. i hope that helps too.
Oh when in use moisturizing conditioner my hair is dry the dry clean that almost squeaks😃 not everyone needs clarifying I'm a professional . i known this because not everyone does what everybody else does to their hair. 😁You can't give several different hair types the same recipe. Especially when the conditions of their hair due to them managing their own hair with what they buy for their hair . we all donot use the samething we all do not apply a lot of product in our hair. To need clarifying shampoo.
I definitely have hand in hair syndrome 🙈🙈🙈 All day everyday! I learnt that the hard way that I should detailed whilst my hair is wet or at least a little moisturized with water ❤
I seal with the ors hydrating hair butter. My hair likes this better than a pure oil on my hair. A little goes a long way. He ingredients are good and it costs $5. You're welcome.
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i dont mean to be so offtopic but does anyone know of a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly lost the login password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
I literally got my hair braided and wore wigs for 3 months and got awesome growth. I stopped worrying about my hair & lived my life. Now I got an even fro 😂🙌🏿
That's awesome
Lawful Eats I’ve been doing the same thing
Right...when I was little girl my mom didn’t do anything special...my hair by was half way my back...people really over think what is so simple
You know the truth darling 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Same here 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
One of the biggest perks to me waking up spiritually, is really seeing the beauty and sexiness of a black woman rocking her natural hair. No shade to ladies that wear wigs and weaves its just something about the natural look on the black woman. I love it🌺
Imadu Al Schemali76 I’m surprised you haven’t gotten attacked 😂
@@lovebunniemack same
Why are you on this video tho ? I bet you stalk natural hair videos trying to look at women lol
@@layparissscause he can... 🤷🏾♀️ Natural hair is not exclusive to only women.
under weaves and wigs u will find a huge Afro.Most ladies use it as a protective styles. leaving Afro alone or hiding it for a few months while treating the hair makes a huge difference. I see more growth while I have my hair hidden.😉
Your puff is all that
Risha W And a bag of chips
Austia Johnson lol
I want that puff
And dip with a pickle on the side😅
777 likes . Nobody better not disrupt that
I have hand in hair syndrome! I'm always absent mindedly detangling my hair and pulling out shed ones.
It’s so hard to stop!
Me too. We need to start a support group.
Same.
Same
Same
I was just complaining about how much shrinkage I have... thanks for the reminder that my hair is healthy
Then I have the healthiest hair ever
*Do not touch your hair*
Me: Takes my hand out of my hair
Brittney Hemmings me to 🙋🏾♀️
Samee 🤣
lolol
I love doing that
😂😂😂😂😂
Deep condition with heat, you’ll see an outstanding different in the texture of your hair
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Deep conditioning for nature hair is so good and it worked my hair it also made baby hair stronger and gave me a fuller scalp
Yes it really does especially for low porosity hair. The key also is to rinse your hair after deep conditioning with cool water to close pores and lock in moisture.
Helpful tips, I've been stuck at shoulder length over a year...and love how you just get to the point, some RUclipsrs talk too much in the intro to keep you watching. It's annoying and makes not watch them. That's why I'm subscribed to you 🤗
@Hawa Fuseini little to no heat styling, braids or wigs, and an oil mix of essential peppermint oil, olive, and castor oil every other day
Bri 78 yes they do just annoying like get to the fuccin point
Your hair is thick, shiny, and beautiful.
I think properly moisturizing and being cheap is my issue. I love cutting my hair, I have to hide my scissors from myself lol.
Lol that use to be me. I was scissor happy. Cutting off all my growth
Same! It feels so good when those ends fall on the ground.
Me Too! Sometimes I just throw it and hope I don't find it, but I clean every week 😑
me too i stay away from the scissors 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
you bullshitting
I just braid and water my hair everyday like the flowers,and they're growing fast...i put olive oil,sun flower oil or groundnut oil in the water😂...at the end of the month i wash it out......i dont care anymore,and its growing well😂
When i saw groundnutoil, i knew it got to b a Nigerian and then i saw your name
@@eniyemission474 hahaha😂😉.
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That's what works for me. I don't have no deep conditioners whatsoever. Water on braids. Done. Wash out. See growth. 💦💧💪
It would be helpful to know how long your hair is since you're saying this...
I just learned the other day that to a hairstylist a cut and trim are the SAME thing. I go to the Salon to have them DUST my ends every 3 or 4 months
I love touching the texture of my hair at the roots! 😁
I have hands in hair syndrome too. Its so nice to dig my fingers in my hair & search for my scalp. These kinks be hiding it. Don't forget the part where i stretch it out & it goes 'boing'
Queen of Africa 😂
When I catch myself doing that I'll massage my scalp & I'll get mad and stop Or I'll wear a scarf
I wear protective styles 3 wks out of the month just so I dont touch my hair
Great advice, Thanks Shanique
Way to go. There is an unequal beauty to a woman wearing her natural healthy hair. It's so powerful and empowering.
I have low Porosity fine hair and so my hair gets greasy really easily. I started to seal with Camille Rose Honey Hydrate and oohhmyyygooddd it’s the best. It makes your hair so soft and shiny and moisturized for days. I highly suggest that product as a sealant
Yes I agree my hair stays moisturized for days with the honey leave in. I usually apply it first then the almond jai on top. I might try it as a sealant. Im high porosity with fine strands
I have some of this in my product cabinet but i live in the desert do it just makes my hair frizzy if i use it as a leave in! I loveeeee the way it smells and wish i could use it so bad.
Is it a leave in conditioner?
your skin looks so soft and plush😍😍 your glowing
I’ve learned to keep my hands out my hair when I had a short patch in the top of my head. I now moisturize/oil it and put a bonnet on my head if I’m at home to keep my hands away, my hair has grown back a lot since!
I'm so guilty of the hands in hair syndrome, but trying to stop.
I’m so late to this train. I was like... “she looks like Journey2 Waist Length Hair” and BOOP I was right.... the government name threw me off😂
Shanique, these are awesome tips that everyone needs to be reminded. I would like to include that if you are wearing your hair straight and find it difficult to avoid heat. I recommend an overnight hot oil treatment. I part my hair in 6 sections (4 sections are fine too) staring with a vertical part from the center of my hairline (right where my widow's peak is centered) to my nap, I then create 3 even sections on both sides of the part. Next, I make sure my hair is detangled and I lightly wet each section with a spray bottle and apply oil to each section. I generously apply the oil (Grapeseed Oil, Avocado Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Emu oil, Jamaican Castor are all great) to each section, but I make sure that the oil is dripping from the sections too. Once the oil is applied, I place each section into a Bantu Hair Know secured with a clip. Once all sections are knotted, I place a plastic two bag (for deep penetration and hydration) over my hair along with a bonnet or scarf over my hair. I also will place a towel over my pillows and sleep on it. You can allow your hair to absorb the oils during the day too but I would recommend at least 4 hours OR you can sit under a bonnet dryer on medium setting for heat and allow the hair to absorb the oil for an hour. I prefer the overnight or 4-hour setting. When it is done and I pull off the plastic bags from my hair the next morning, my hair has absorbed all that wonderful oil. My hair was loving me so much after 3 months once I began this routine. My AWESOME hair stylist said that I made her job SUPER easy because of how I take care of my hair.
I now will include clarifying my hair once a month or once every other 6 weeks as well.
Thank you for the good tips! I got the big chop 8/3/19 to start my natural journey. A licensed stylist over processed my shoulder length hair with a relaxer the end of May and it fell out really bad in the shampoo bowl and continued to fall out afterwards. So far I’m loving my tight natural short curls and educating myself on natural hair care.
I just went for a 3-day natural hair workshop and you are reiterating everything that was said ! It's so reassuring, thanks a lot Shanique❤
Yes a lot of times anxiousness causes the twirling of the hair it's relaxing...i clarify with baking soda every 6-8 weeks followed by deep conditioning my hair feels so soft and bouncy...hate sleeping with something on my head but I'm going to invest in 3 or 4 bonnets my daughter's have been using them for years maybe seeing them lying on the bed or the dresser will make me start using them...love your CONFIDENCE and BEAUTY 🤗
Olive oil makes my hair and skin extremely dry. I also uses it in my daughters hair and it does the same. I prefer avocado oil.
Andrea Johnson . even when you seal it?
Please note that these are suggestions, no one’s hair is the same. You need to alter what’s been said to what’s best for you. There’s a lot of trail and error in the growth journey. Personally I can’t use olive oil as it’s matts my hair almost instantly. I prefer using coconut oil.
You need to use extra Virgin olive oil
Lu Dy I’ve tried it, same results! My hair just can’t take olive oil.
Bri I’ll be trying avocado oil treatment next time it sounds quite luxurious.
Yes I cut my hair with regular scissors for 4 years natural and said why my ends keep splitting then went to a professional and found out it was me lol not knowing you need a specific scissors for hair lol!
I’m INSANELY scissor happy.... I remember once I wanted to give myself a trim and my hair was suddenly above my shoulders😂😬
I'm now in search of a great deep conditioner,it's been years because I've done DIYS ever since transitioning back to natural again in 2013. I love twirling my nape hair unless it's into a bantu knot,it feels silky back there.😊
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You’re so right with trimming your hair or cutting your hair. I love my hair after a fresh trim 💜
I totally have hands in hair syndrome too 😩 I’m always playing in my curls and pulling my nape all day long. I end up pulling so much hair out. 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
I struggle with hair growth because I have trichotillomania. I have a field day in my hair if I wear it down. Don’t know why, but it’s calming. Almost like a pacifier. Over the years I’ve learned to keep my hair tucked away in protective styles. It helps tremendously with the urges and prevent hair loss.
Yep , good tips. I would like to add one other. GOOD NUTRITION! and/or SUPPLEMENTS!
I pull at my edges and nape also. I don't know why! Thanks for the tips!
Great tips yes i just started a month ago putting a silk cap on my head at night when i deep condition i put a bag on my head to lock it in i keep it for like 45 mins to an hr then rinse my scalp feel like a newborn baby
This is one of the best if not the best videos for tips for growing your hair. Very detailed and not boring. Thank you so much
I dont use comb in my hair anymore and I see very great growth. Its tempting, especially when i need to to do nice ponytail but I now trained myself to use a medium toothed comb once a week(washday) when I have conditioner after washing. I have had a noticeable hair growth and I'm happy
I dont recommend wigs often because i lost a lot of hair wearing wigs. I shed too much hair under wigs. And my hair line got thin. When i stopped wearing wigs my hairline grew back thick and my hair started thriving again. Im just now relearning to care for my hair. I just did the big chop in Febuary and my hair is growing. I love it.
I so the same thing with pulling on my nape hairs. It just satisfying!
Allot of great tips. I do apple cider rinse then I shampoo and deep condition then add moisturizer and olive oil to get my curls popping. I don't cut my hair but it grows. It grows much faster when I massage my scalp and use black castor oil
OMG, I'm also ADDICTED to twirling my nape hair. I literally do it all day without thinking. And sometimes I braid and unbraid it several times in a day. Also, that high puff if LIFE, queen!! 🔥🔥🙏🏾
I need to get better with protecting my hair at night. Btw, you look beautiful as always.
Thank you!
I know...it feels so good to sleep with nothing on my head. I need to stop tho
@@ShaniqueBuntyn i would like to know after put oil in my hair ,the bonnet in satin don't take the oils?
Hot oil treatments worked wonders for my hair and low manipulation hairstyles
What are your low manipulation hairstyles?
Emily Dou now I have micro locs but when I was a loose natural it was low buns, braids, and two strand twist that I wore three weeks at a time
I am so proud of myself because I was already doing all of this . Listening to you is so relaxing, thks for this great video ❤️
What you're talking about can be a soft form of trichotillomania. There are different levels in this disease and it's kind of normal if you can't stop touching your hair, it's mental. I personally have it but I don't just touch my hair every time. Whenever my hair is braided or twisted ( and only in those situations), I will pull them out for no reason, even without seeing I'm doing it. And when I think to not touch my head, it becomes so stressful, I look like a junkie in need 😅. But hopefully my case is not desperate and I have found some techniques to prevent that.
Me I like feeling the little coils on the end of my twist
Whitney Lisette same!!
Hi twinnie, even after watching, I said I'm checking on the tip coils one last time. 😂
i also suggest massaging your scalp because it promotes the blood flow therefore promoting hair growth. this tip has really improved my hair lenghth
Very true 😉
Very true 😉
Why am I only realising that she changed her name from journey to waist length.
She made a whole video on it😂
Me too just realised that. I guess she has reach waist length already
Yeah she did it awhile ago. It’s a trending thing for branding purposes and “broadening the content of their channel”.
Guess she already at waist length
A very clever pun.😌
Gurrrrl, I hear you. I am alaways playing with the nape of my hair and constantly twiddling it and then unravelling it. Great video...thanks for the tip
I also DC my hair every time I get in the shower... I didn't use heat for a yr, and decided o wanted straight hair, bad idea, cause now or was heat damage and two ago I had to cut it all off..so now I'm focusing on health. Who else head fall off at night? I'm now using a saying pillow case.
Yes I have an issue with putting my hands in my hair.😪
I ❤ Rhassoul Clay to clarify, w/water and ACV! My hair is so soft after!!😘
Dana Sainte yes that’s a good one!
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Yea.. I dont like shrinkage.... but I gotta learn to love it....
Great style. Professional and straight to the point. Well done.
Now I know why I end up with more split ends... I don’t use the proper scissors to trim my hair. Thank you Shanique. I’ve been stuck with this issue for the past 9 months 🤦🏾♀️
Wash day should all in the shower. Your hair will behave better. The warm water helps the products to penetrate.
Your puff is gorgeous!!! Thank you for the tips.
I do clarify but I could deep condition more often 😃. But, my hair likes heat and it does not like oils. So, no oils for me and my hair is thriving. I don’t wear scarves when I sleep, but I do sleep on a satin pillowcase.
I did a cut with not hair scissors and boy later down the road I was SORRY, now I dont cut with anything but a good shears
Thanks for the tips! You look soooo cute with your puff!! #bighair!!! Congrats to you and your growing family!
Yea I used to spend a lot of time with my hand in my hair. It was what I would do when I was bored or focused on getting work done. And I would pull out my hair and cause it to shed. But I ended up deciding I was done worrying about length and wanted to try something new and cut it into a tapered cut and now I don’t do it anymore!
One thing I might add is protein every once in a while. A protein condition once a month can help strengthen your hair!
Great practical tips that should be put into practice. Thanks for not making this video too long. I have touching hair syndrome. My mom and dad thought I had bad nerves. Shanique your hair had flourished & still is. As always thanks for sharing and blessings.
Now that you mention it, when I big chopped years ago I definitely used regular scissors smh. But we learn
Love that your thumbnails is of an honest comparison with both being twistouts, not one shrunken was and go and a stretched twistout😊 great vid and tips. Hope you and the baby are doing well!
I twirl my hair at the nape, mine is related to anxiety. I didn’t realize it at first because I wasn’t conscious of the fact that I was doing it.
i used to do that to two front pieces of my hair and it broke off so short. theyre still way shorter than the rest of my hair
I limit myself to one tiny piece at the back and that piece is super short.
I love your ideas...I keep forgetting to us clay and have plenty at home. I’m sure my hair needs it badly because I have low porosity hair. The HIH (hand-in-hair) syndrome is real. I LOVE playing in my hair but I know it’s a big no no so I do it a lot less...to help even more I keep a snap cap on my hair as much as possible even when going out. Of course if I have a function or meeting to go to my hair is out again but I don’t play in it because I put it in a fancy style. Thank you for the video.
Trichotillomania or "hand to hair" is real. Can be a symptom of anxiety and/or need to tactile stimulation. A hand glheld device might be helpful, ie a spinner.
That puff 😍😍
Most of hair growth is in genetics I have fine hair all my life nothing I do will thicken it it’s in my genes I wish my hair was that thick😩you have beautiful hair
Thank you for sharing. Every now and again I need to be reminded of what I need to do....I need to get my hair together now that I have suffered some damage. Love the puff!
Nice hair but how do I color.
Wow awesome
I have only one person I watch her videos on RUclips.
Queeny May. A new RUclipsr but her tips are crazy. She really helped me grow my hair. So now, I have you two
Lol
I have *hand in hair* syndrome but even worse *scissors in hair* syndrome due to two jacked up haircuts from supposed pros that lied in saying they knew how to cut curly hair!! It's totally turned me off to going to salons, and I'm learning how to better trim my hair but I keep trimming and trimming til I've cut more than I wanted lol!! I've hidden my scissors!!😄
Thank you so much for the tips and your hair looks amazing❤something i would like to add perhaps for our audience is diet.....check your diet.Are you eating a balanced diet???Vitamins,minerals,cabohydrates,protein and all that every single day.Also are you drinking enough water as per your weight and height???These are very important tips that we all leave out but come to think of it they are most important than anything else.
because we can do everything we want to to our hair on the outside but as long as your body is lacking a certain component....well,you can forget about having long and healthy hair at once.I used to assume this point untill i started to closely monitor my diet and drink lots of water then my skin,nails and hair changed.I was failing to ensure that my overall health is okay and focus on doing something to my hair.Now am maintaining more length faster and my hair health is on another level.Especially vegetables and fruits eat more of those and you'll be glad😇❤😍😍
Congrats momma! Welcome to motherhood. You look great! I still hate shrinkage tho, but it's good. I sometimes catch myself with my bonnet/scarf on my head 9 out of 10 times don't care where I go. Once you get to know your hair and have grown with your hair along the years, it gets easy to let your hair flourish with little effort and a minimum set of tools.
I had put heat in my hair after four years without heat and now my hair is so fragile. I won't be putting heat in my hair for a very long time.
Thank you so very much for posting this "straight forward" video! There's no "mincing" of words, just right to the point👍
May I be blunt🤔...dayum girl you are BEAUTIFUL!!! Elegant & well spoken. Thank you😊
Also another point i would like to greatly emphasize on that i've learnt is to avoid using many products on your hair.Take a product from your shelf and read all those ingredients on the label especially for those products you dont wash out.I guess they are either above 7 ingredients.Imagine using another two products along with that one that you dont wash off.The amount of product that we will have on our hair will be beyond ordinary.To make it worse stay like for a whole month without cleansing your hair.It will just fall off and you'll always wonder why you are doing the right thing but lacking good results.
my advise is try using products that are 100percent natural.If you have to use a chemical based product then maybe use just one along with pure water and an all natural oil.If you cant and you have to use a tonne of products in your hair then try to clafify more often perhaps once a week with a shampoo or cowash or at most bi-weekly.
i hope that helps too.
Yeah
I have the hands in hair syndrome
I was actually doing it when you mentioned it
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i can not stress how important deep conditioning is. every single wash i do it. it makes a HUGE difference!
I love the background of this video. Thank you for the tips 😊
I use leave-ins and moisturizers that have oils in them. I only oil my scalp.
Olive oil doesn't work for me, it gave me nasty dandruff
Liz Austin try avocado oil
Try jojoba oil as it is the oil that is closest to the natural debum that comes from out scalp
Also,don't underestimate scalp massages.it does wonders💖💖💖🙏
❤ Yes it does! I was consistent with my scalp massages for a month i did notice a little more thickness and "uumph" to my hair.
@@simonehall-williams3110 same sis💖💖
I need to start
Thanks for the tips I need to all of them
Love the the lighting and the looks of this video, you're glowing!!💕☀️
I only condition to detangle my hair in the shower. It makes the rest of Wash Day easier
Just simply georgious boo..amazing natural hair..you truly are bueatifulf thank for the video
Great tips that make sense to someone on a healthy hair journey 💁🏽♀️👏🏽👏🏽
Love this video!!! Thank you for cutting straight to the chase to give the facts 😁 most definitely will try these tips out!
Oh when in use moisturizing conditioner my hair is dry the dry clean that almost squeaks😃 not everyone needs clarifying I'm a professional . i known this because not everyone does what everybody else does to their hair. 😁You can't give several different hair types the same recipe. Especially when the conditions of their hair due to them managing their own hair with what they buy for their hair . we all donot use the samething we all do not apply a lot of product in our hair. To need clarifying shampoo.
OmG i pull at my nape hair too! Its kind of shorter than the rest. Always has been. Glad to know I'm not alone 🙈
I definitely have hand in hair syndrome 🙈🙈🙈 All day everyday!
I learnt that the hard way that I should detailed whilst my hair is wet or at least a little moisturized with water ❤
I seal with the ors hydrating hair butter. My hair likes this better than a pure oil on my hair. A little goes a long way. He ingredients are good and it costs $5. You're welcome.
❤ Running out to Target to grab some!
Girl you must knew I'm cheap. I use VO5 to it's paraben and silicone free and at Walmart it's .75! My eyes just went to dancing when I saw that...
Thanks for sharing!! It was very informative, simple & straight to the point 💕
Your natural hair is beautiful and you lowkey remind me of Lauren London
Just love a woman with her natural beauty looks nice video 👏🏽
Love these tips❤, I can definitely say I have hand in hair syndrome.
I learnt something new today. I need to invest in a sealing oil ASAP!
How often should I detangle? I normally detangle every 2 weeks on wash day. Do you suggest detangling more frequently?