Thank you so much for this video. I especially want to thank you for informing us of your porosity in the description. Most people don't and I end up wasting time not getting information that would help me since my hair is high porosity and 4c.
Thanks for the information.... I've learnt alot from you..... honestly.... you really represent us as black woman.... your information is so potent....❤
I love using aloe amd acv! My spray has acv, black tea, green tea, glycerin and i use aloe in my rosewater spray for extra moisture as we get warmer and warmer! Also do a mega hydration mask using aloe, okra, fenugreek, snd chebe as the deep moisture conditiner.
@@CoilyDiaries my sister, I’ve another recommendation for all naturals who love coated, weighted-down, layered hair like we do! 👏🏽💯 Liv by Summit is AMAZING too! My hair loves it! And, if you’re not using grease to seal, I HIGHLY recommend it.🎉. Have a phenomenal Friday!
So I tried sealing with castor oil and was surprised how sticky it was so I also added my normal shea butter over that. I love how my twist look and feel.
Hi there! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!! My absolute favorite oils are (in order) castor, olive, and then coffee oil. Fav moisturizers for me is the Nature’s protein coconut restore gelee and it is AMAZING!!! I usually spray with my African Royale BRX braid spray…..man oh MAN! What a great combo for me! ALL Praises🙏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾
Olive, castor and pumpkin seed are my go to oils. I've tried many over the past 13 years. I'm going to try aloe juice for my final seal since it's already in the fridge🙂.
Yes! Castor and olive oil will always be in my hair. But pumpkin seed oil is a superior oil, in my opinion because it does so much. It’s not too heavy, but not too light, it’s great for the scalp and strands, and it’s shown to revive hair follicles and decrease shedding! It’s always nice to see others mention it. I think it’s a gem of oils! 🌺
@@A_WilsonFood grade from Walmart. The brand is Carrington farms. I'm going to research other popular brands, but I want to use what I have verses buying more "stuff". I'm trying to keep my product stash at medium junkie level.🙂
Great video! I feel you on having trouble getting product out of the bottle. I actually found its easier to reuse a pump from an empty hair care product ive used. For example, i used the Design essentials leave in conditioner, but the bottle sucks. I took the pump off an empty leave in a previously used and place it on the new bottle. SOOOO much easier. This is assuming you have product that is out...but thats just my two cents 😁.
ACV and aloe vera rinse gamechanger🎉. Olive oil and jojoba oil🎉. Glycerine ❤ Thanks for the tips 😀 Representing your African roots with your skirt,yes?😀
My sisters, I’ve another recommendation for all naturals who love coated, weighted-down, layered hair like we do! 👏🏽💯. Liv by Summit is AMAZING too! My hair loves it! And, if you’re not yet using grease to seal, I HIGHLY recommend it. Have a phenomenal Friday!🎉❤🎉❤
Good night with reference to using castor oil, would this be good for fine high porosity hair. Does it matter if it's black or the regular one. I look forward to your response
Good afternoon from this side, Coily Beauty ❤. You're looking beautiful ❤️🥰 I really need staple products in my life 😅 Still working on that. I want to have staple products that I can rely on each time and to stop switching, it's tiring 😩🤦 Thank you for the tips ❤
Most caucasians friends i have wash their hair everyday/ every other day otherwise it gets Dry and Greasy. I wash my 4c hair once a month and my hair takes 2 days to fully dry. I do NOT remoisturize for 10 days. Like i explained to Natural Nadine in may 2022 when her porosity video came out. I HIGHLY doubt we, Africans are high porosity. At least me ? 🤔 The day after, she responded to me that "" if i only wash my hair once every 4 weeks and it works for me then she got no tips for me and each to their own"". From what i remember she has to wash her hair often like caucasians plus moisturize it constantly. To me her hair is either heat damaged because she is kind of a silk press addict or she is truly high porosity. I don't know. 🤔
not sure what the point is exactly with regards to cleansing. most people regardless of porosity have dehydrated hair at around day 10 post washday. lifestyle, weather, health of hair, oils butters etc can help you hold on to that hydration for longer. even if the Caucasian friends you know have dry hair on day two that’s not factoring harsh shampoos used that regularly and the lost practice of distributing oils to moisturize the hair are not part of modern beauty practise. your hair taking two days could be due to oils, or it not being air rated well etc. not just porosity
I love your videos and I have learned so much. I have one problem: my husband is super sensitive and allergic to fragrances. Can you recommend any products that have no fragrance? Thank you.
inersense and love ur curls are a good place to start. also here is a helpful video on this ruclips.net/video/GxgXqURmStc/видео.htmlsi=vy0ANopOjSKE_kbj
My spray has acv, black tea and green tea and glycerin. I use it after I seal with coffee and rosemary infused castor oil. My rosewater glycerin spray I'll be adding aloe to that for extra moisture especially as we get warmer all that humidity in the air come into my hair
Hi! Thank you for another informative video. So if I do an ACV & Aloe Vera spritz, should I rinse it out or leave it in? I'm a bit confused on this part.
Yes! Castor oil is #1 for me, too. It has helped decrease breakage and the moisture is on point! Love my Castor!
Mine too!
Team Castor Oil and Aloe vera here! 😍 Also, the colours of this outfit are so pretty on you 💛
Thank you!! 😊 them orange colors make their presence known!😅
Thank you so much for this video. I especially want to thank you for informing us of your porosity in the description. Most people don't and I end up wasting time not getting information that would help me since my hair is high porosity and 4c.
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the information.... I've learnt alot from you..... honestly.... you really represent us as black woman.... your information is so potent....❤
love to hear this 🌺
@@CoilyDiaries blessings
I love using aloe amd acv! My spray has acv, black tea, green tea, glycerin and i use aloe in my rosewater spray for extra moisture as we get warmer and warmer!
Also do a mega hydration mask using aloe, okra, fenugreek, snd chebe as the deep moisture conditiner.
Nice 👍🏽
TGIN DAILY MOISTURIZER is super heavy. My high porosity hair lovessss it.
nice 👍🏽
Melanin Hair Care’s Twist Elongating Cream is PHENOMENAL! It is rich, heavy & creamy. Absolutely Love it!!🎉❤
thanks for sharing this 🌺
@@CoilyDiaries you’re welcome!
@@CoilyDiaries my sister, I’ve another recommendation for all naturals who love coated, weighted-down, layered hair like we do! 👏🏽💯 Liv by Summit is AMAZING too! My hair loves it! And, if you’re not using grease to seal, I HIGHLY recommend it.🎉. Have a phenomenal Friday!
I love how she says use your aloe from your backyard. I wish I could be that lucky lol.
Taliah Waajid Curly Curl Cream. ❤ Jamaican Black castor oil to seal ends. Aloe juice for refresher spray. Chef’s kiss! 💋
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So I tried sealing with castor oil and was surprised how sticky it was so I also added my normal shea butter over that. I love how my twist look and feel.
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Hi there! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!!
My absolute favorite oils are (in order) castor, olive, and then coffee oil. Fav moisturizers for me is the Nature’s protein coconut restore gelee and it is AMAZING!!! I usually spray with my African Royale BRX braid spray…..man oh MAN! What a great combo for me! ALL Praises🙏🏾🙌🏾👏🏾
Love this for you 🌺
Olive, castor and pumpkin seed are my go to oils. I've tried many over the past 13 years. I'm going to try aloe juice for my final seal since it's already in the fridge🙂.
Sounds great!
Yes! Castor and olive oil will always be in my hair. But pumpkin seed oil is a superior oil, in my opinion because it does so much. It’s not too heavy, but not too light, it’s great for the scalp and strands, and it’s shown to revive hair follicles and decrease shedding! It’s always nice to see others mention it. I think it’s a gem of oils! 🌺
@@A_Wilson Exactly! I don't know why it took me so long to try pumpkin seed oil. I just bought it about 3 months ago.
Hadn’t heard of pumpkin oil, which brand is your favorite ?
@@A_WilsonFood grade from Walmart. The brand is Carrington farms. I'm going to research other popular brands, but I want to use what I have verses buying more "stuff". I'm trying to keep my product stash at medium junkie level.🙂
If you haven't already can you please do a video on products that you can use on a budget? (I'm talking around $20 usd for everything) 😅
Good idea 👍🏽
Great video! I feel you on having trouble getting product out of the bottle. I actually found its easier to reuse a pump from an empty hair care product ive used. For example, i used the Design essentials leave in conditioner, but the bottle sucks. I took the pump off an empty leave in a previously used and place it on the new bottle. SOOOO much easier. This is assuming you have product that is out...but thats just my two cents 😁.
Great tip but for the money we pay, the packaging needs to work!!!
@@CoilyDiaries I agree 🤣
Cute wrapper!
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You look lovely 😍
Thank you so much
ACV and aloe vera rinse gamechanger🎉.
Olive oil and jojoba oil🎉.
Glycerine ❤
Thanks for the tips 😀
Representing your African roots with your skirt,yes?😀
Yeeees!!!
My sisters, I’ve another recommendation for all naturals who love coated, weighted-down, layered hair like we do! 👏🏽💯. Liv by Summit is AMAZING too! My hair loves it! And, if you’re not yet using grease to seal, I HIGHLY recommend it. Have a phenomenal Friday!🎉❤🎉❤
Thanks for sharing!!
I want to build cuticlelayers . How to do that? What is the current boundary of knowledge
Thanks for all your wonderful assistance to us 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You are so welcome 🙏🏽
Good night with reference to using castor oil, would this be good for fine high porosity hair. Does it matter if it's black or the regular one. I look forward to your response
Might work. Olive oil seems like a favourite for fine hair. Any castor oil will seal in moisture effectively
Good afternoon from this side, Coily Beauty ❤.
You're looking beautiful ❤️🥰
I really need staple products in my life 😅
Still working on that. I want to have staple products that I can rely on each time and to stop switching, it's tiring 😩🤦
Thank you for the tips ❤
it’s abit of work but once sorted it’s great 👍🏽
@@CoilyDiaries okay thanks 🤗
Most caucasians friends i have wash their hair everyday/ every other day otherwise it gets Dry and Greasy.
I wash my 4c hair once a month and my hair takes 2 days to fully dry. I do NOT remoisturize for 10 days.
Like i explained to Natural Nadine in may 2022 when her porosity video came out. I HIGHLY doubt we, Africans are high porosity. At least me ? 🤔
The day after, she responded to me that "" if i only wash my hair once every 4 weeks and it works for me then she got no tips for me and each to their own"".
From what i remember she has to wash her hair often like caucasians plus moisturize it constantly. To me her hair is either heat damaged because she is kind of a silk press addict or she is truly high porosity. I don't know. 🤔
not sure what the point is exactly with regards to cleansing. most people regardless of porosity have dehydrated hair at around day 10 post washday. lifestyle, weather, health of hair, oils butters etc can help you hold on to that hydration for longer. even if the Caucasian friends you know have dry hair on day two that’s not factoring harsh shampoos used that regularly and the lost practice of distributing oils to moisturize the hair are not part of modern beauty practise. your hair taking two days could be due to oils, or it not being air rated well etc. not just porosity
I love your videos and I have learned so much. I have one problem: my husband is super sensitive and allergic to fragrances. Can you recommend any products that have no fragrance? Thank you.
inersense and love ur curls are a good place to start. also here is a helpful video on this ruclips.net/video/GxgXqURmStc/видео.htmlsi=vy0ANopOjSKE_kbj
I have incorporated ACV spray after hydration and sealing. What do you think about herbal green or black tea spray? Have you tried them?
I haven’t tried teas. try checking their PH. if it’s about a 4 then yes they would help too!🌺
My spray has acv, black tea and green tea and glycerin. I use it after I seal with coffee and rosemary infused castor oil. My rosewater glycerin spray I'll be adding aloe to that for extra moisture especially as we get warmer all that humidity in the air come into my hair
God bless your life❤️
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Thanks for sharing 😇
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Do you wash out the apple cider vinegar afterwards?
as a sprits most moisturising, no
I have a question; instead of spraying acv or aloe after normal or deep conditioner, can i spray it after leave in conditioner?
Yes that’s what I said in the video😅. It’s the last step of your moisturising routine. Make sure you get the pH right!
I'm sorry, I misunderstood. Thank you so much!!
Hi! Thank you for another informative video. So if I do an ACV & Aloe Vera spritz, should I rinse it out or leave it in? I'm a bit confused on this part.
it’s the last step of moisturizing so leave it in
Hi dear can I use peppermint oil in my spray water with glycerine?
What are you using it for?
How do I do the procedure with my hands with short hair
Not sure what you mean
Good morning coily
Morning 😍
Mpl oil we can also use??
not sure what that is sorry
How do I make sure about the PH????
use a pH strip to test the PH
What about relaxed hair
What about it?
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Yes 👌aloe vera does help, I use it to seal my ends, it has a way of keeping twist from unraveling, kind of like a gel😊
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