Yep that anti cream butter or oil has been making its rounds in the natural hair community. As for me and my house, we shall moisturize and seal our way to waistlength.
😂 as for me my hair loves oil and butter and I will continue to use them, some of those RUclipsrs are deceiving us behind the closet they are using the oil and butter.
@@daberechionyemaeke Fr tho I went back to using grease idk why I listened to them in the first place about it being bad when my mom would use it in my hair and it was fine lol
I didn't re-moisturise my hair between washes for years 😬🤦🏾♀️🙄 and couldn't figure out why I my length was barely changing! Now I do there's been such a difference. I'd bet a lot of people don't see their hair getting longer for the same reason.
my hair is very prone to breakage but moisturising my hair in twists/flat twists daily changed the game. I have to say that I have to shampoo my sensitive scalp weekly. So if you are not a frequent washer or co-washer don't moisturise with creamy leave in's daily. You will get build up. A light daily mist spray is enough if you are not washing weekly or every 3-4 days.
Saaaameee. Especially since I realize I have 4 hair type… it’s been quite a journey and I’m sure yours have been one too 😅 at least we’re learning how.
Ladies and gents - try "deep conditioning" your leave in during wash day. I started this, and no longer need to do mid-week moisturizing. After you finish wash, deep conditioning....add Leave in conditioner, sealant, plastic cap, sit under drier ( I usually do 10min), then continue with styling. I've done this on soaking wet hair and towel dry, works both ways. I'm low porosity, so not sure if this work with high.
I'm high porosity and my trichologists have me steaming my leave-in every day!!! smh. but my hair and scalp like it so I guess I'm going to keep on keeping on. lol!
Thank you so much for providing this real-life, REAL WORLD look. I appreciate it so much. Practical, doable, simple and EFFECTIVE!!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I recently discovered I have an aloe allergy which sucks because it has a ton of great benefits but I tried using rose water as the L in LOC method and I find it works just the same for keeping my hair super hydrated 😁
Yeah I've had an allergic reaction to oils, butter and some hair conditioners and gels, styling products so I have to avoid a lot of products and styles now.
I 've gotta up my re-moisturising game because most times I spray with a water based leave in and coat with an oil and that lasts a day at best , this is a whole routine sis!
Or you might just have high porosity hair. If I go 24 hours without moisturising my hair and it is out...it gets angry. Lol! I can do 36 if my hair is in twists or flat twists or 2 or 3 french braids. Aint nobody want to deal with angry hair. lol!
I think your hair is looking thicker (I love it). This is a great way to remoisturize. I'm just gonna say it I don't re-moisturize. I use to but for me (everybody is different and that's ok) in my case my hair would get dryer. I get most of my hydration on wash day and style it in a wash n go (leave it until next time). I think sticking with great moisturizing products might have helped me a lot. The way you showed it's something that I will keep in mind if my hair will get dry. Thanks for sharing
psr076, you're right. Everyone's hair is different. I don't re-moisturize between wash days and my hair remains moisturized for 2 weeks. I think I have normal porosity. Jenn's technique is on point though for persons who experience hair dryness between wash days.
I use a specialised regiment for my scalp, hair and my environment instigated by my trichologists. I moisturise and steam daily. I don't use raw oils or butters or grease or silicone apart for on last 1/2 inch of my ends to reduce friction when I need a trim. I shampoo weekly due to a sensitive scalp, product build-up and pollution and deep condition weekly with heat. I don't use tap water daily as it is hard where I live and I chelate every 4-6 weeks. I have a separate protein regimen because I have ultra-fine hair and separate scalp mist and gel made by my trichologists. Some tap waters will dry out your hair and a build-up of products will dry out your hair. Everyone needs a regimen specialised to their, scalp, their hair and their environment
5:48 - 6:10 ⚠️ 6:29 💕 8:09 Jen talks about her favorites leave in conditioners :) • 8:17 Melanin Leave in Conditioner • 8:29 Moisture Love Leave In Serum • 8:39 IMO Natural • 9:00 Adwoa Leave in Conditioner • 9:09 Up North Natural hair milk The first two are fairly light, the second is thicker/thick , the Adwoa one was said to be thick but by the way it looked I feel like it was less thick than the IMO Natural Leave in Conditioner. The last was recommended to low porosity naturals , the texture is watery and therefore not too thick. ⚠️💕 Always pay attention to your ends and care for them
I’m literally watching this as my hair is dry 😅 i tried to trim my ends by myself but found that it’s so damaged, I need to just find a place to give me a curly cut. Can any Detroit friends recommend anywhere? I’m having trouble finding a place for some reason
My hair are in the same twists right now from a fresh wash day yesterday. At the end of the week, will definitely give this refresh method a try. I have Adwoa on hand and will use it accordingly. BTW - looks like you got some inches coming through already from the protective challenge!
I started remoisturizing my week old twist outs section by section with a fabric steamer and a leave in and so far I like it! I wasn’t sure it would work, but I’m glad to get validation from your video! Your hair is beautiful and your advice is good, thank you for sharing!
My trichologists make me moisturise daily with a lotion-like detangle and a cream leave-in with steam! SMH. my hair is high maintenance just o keep it on my head! One day I'm going to shave it all off...when I move to the tropics. lol!
Marley, you move to the tropics and shave you head, you're in for a bad sunburn chicka. Don't do it. The sun is the strongest over the equator girl! That is where your head will need the thickest protection. Just saying
@@annbigirwenkya5762 Lol! I lived in the tropics before and I never got sun burnt except if I stayed at the beach all day. The rest of the time everyone is indoors at work and at school. Also long hair keeps you too hot!!! Especially at my pre-menopausal age. i already wear spf every day so I will just rub some of my face spf on my scalp. easy as lotion!
I'm super excited to have stumbled on your channel. You are super awesome 🥰 I cut my dreadlocks 2 days ago and am planning on embracing my afro when it grows out thanks to you, I feel prepared.
Did you do this when your hair was shorter? If so, how did you style your hair? I think that’s my biggest concern because I can’t do as much with it becuase it’s shorter.
As someone that has dry, very coarse 4c hair I don’t use a shower cap either. I let the water hit my hair and steam do it’s thing then once I’m out moisturize my hair with the as I am double butter cream and an oil on top and I’m set
Hey sis!.. Since I watched your last video about ditching butters, etc... I tried doing that.. However, I've been using a leave in and argan oil(which I have madly fallen in love with btw...it has a conditioning effect on hair for some reason)... And I've been really enjoying how my hair is now feeling like!.. Switched to a very cheap leave in conditioner which I've also started liking... But the argan oil has been the star. Anyway, maybe you should experiment this for us... I sure would like to see how your hair would respond!
my trichologists have me moisturising and steaming daily. Oh and weekly shampoo and deep conditioner with steam too. My hair likes it but I think it is high maintenance. lol!
I am guilty of the shower cap. After I go through the whole wash day, I don't want to wash the products out! I will spray and add a leave in mid-week tho.
I have high porosity. I wear a shower cap when I remember.LOL! yeah, I would end up wetting my hair if I didn't put the cap on. I don't have the shower skills Jenn has not to soak at least one part of my hair.
Thanks. I will try this method. Gurlll the left and right side of your are growing like weed😱. Imo they seem to grow faster than the rest of your hair. Great to hear that your finger is feeling better😊
@@JennJackson Yeah I get you😉. Only reason why I noticed is because one area of mine is a slow grower. The front part of my hair has been chillin at chin length for a few months now. Doing her own thing while the rest has moved on a long time ago🤣.
I actually love no oils/no butters/no leave in method and never thought I would! My hair retains moisture and my twist outs last longer. I have coarse, dense "4c" hair too. It would be really great to try for a few months :)
How do I prevent frizz and flyaways on twists? I also love applying water and steaming my hair in the shower more or less the same way you've demonstrated. I'll do that almost daily and if I don't do it properly I'll probably get a spray bottle and spray water until my hair is damp. After that I'll do a leave-in/oil and about once a week even apply aloevera gel and maybe even moisturizing cream and cover with an oil. So my hair is not as dense or thick as yours and I did twists that are medium sized so that they could last longer. I'm finding though that the neatness of the twists is not as great cause it looks quite frizzed and there are a lot of flyaways. I do sleep with a satin bonnet btw. Any help or suggestions?
You might just have high porosity/fine hair. I have high porosity, ultra-fine hair and it is so soft that it doesn't hold my twists well. Even straight fine hair has lots of flyaways.
I get you, life gets stressful sometimes. but one thing I have been recently struggling with is really sensitive scalp. Its always itchy, sore and slightly irritated even after a few days of washing and cleansing with ACV and shampoo on wash days. The only products I have been using are homemade oil mixtures and cantu shea butter leave-in conditioner. Any tips?
Had the same problem,I started changing certain things in my routine,from the water I used to wash my hair ( turns out it was hard water irritating my scalp) I used ACV once a month, switched to a new shampoo , stopped putting conditioners on my scalp, moisturise my scalp with oils every other day and massage. Stick to a routine,if you see dandruff and the scalp is itchy WASH IT. Worked after a month and half ( you need patience) hope this helps
@@ginaade8649 welcome, ohh and anti inflammatory and anti fungal remedies .. I use fresh aloe Vera gel from the leaf for my hair and scalp (i find it soothing)on wash day and mix tea tree oil with my oils for hot oil treatments
@@drcorrinesithole that sounds good, I use tea tree in my oil mix anyway but I have been considering the aloe vera cause I want to get an aloe vera plant but I'll defo go for it now cause my hair looks dull sometimes.
@@drcorrinesithole Unless you are allergic to aloe....lol! or tea tree.....or oils or...butters. My experience. lol! Nothing goes on my scalp now but weekly shampoo and scalp mist and scalp gel from my trichologists. Ageing will be fun they said.
This is one of those AHA moments. 🤔 Thank Jenn for sharing! When you think 🤔that you are not going to be a product junkie anymore, here you come with some new goodies 😉🤣😂 I see you.
I was going to say something but then I remember that Corona made me back into a product junkie because getting Black Afro hair products in London England UK had been an issue! Everyone's hair has suffered. Even the white ladies using supermarket box dye because the beauty supply stores here are counted as non-essential. Lord knows Corona gave me 20 extra grey friends.
Be careful with the Q-redew! Only use it for 5-10 minutes daily. A few people were over-steaming and over moisturising their hair with it. It is direct aggressive steam. Nothing like a hot towel or shower steam.
Not when it is loose. So for styles that are "set" like twistouts, I only do it if I am retesting my hair. I still do the steam trick though. In a puff, I do the shower trick but only add more products like once ever 2-3 days.
Moisturising like that would cause my twist outs, puff and braid outs to shrink. If I don't want shrinkage, shower steam of a very fine mist spray of leave in. My trichologist would rather I moisturise like this daily and keep my hair in twists, or 2 or 3 french braids than wearing my hair out. I only wear my hair out regularly in the tropics or in summer.
I’d say it depends on your porosity! I have low porosity so castor oil is VERY heavy and makes product buildup happen literally overnight. For some high porosity folks that can handle it, I hear it works wonders!
@@asile6659 Interesting. I'm also low porosity and castor oil is the only oil that keeps my hair moisturized. Those lighter oils get soaked up within 12 hrs and my hair is dry again. I just use regular castor oil though. I haven't seen any difference for me with the jbco so might as well get the cheaper option.
I don't seal my hair. 1. because I'm allergic to most sealants 2. because I am high porosity and moisturise and steam my hair daily. 3. because I shampoo and deep condition with heat weekly. My hair is moisture trained.
I no longer do a full seal because my scalp is allergic or sensitivity to oil butter and grease andy product on my scalp. I might put a very small amount on my ends to reduce friction but that's it. I can't have it on my scalp anymore. Everything switched up when I turn 30. lol! Smh.
Jenn... I've finally worked out why your skin keeps breaking out. You need to stop washing your face with products. It just needs water and daily gentle exfoliation (no soap).
Yep that anti cream butter or oil has been making its rounds in the natural hair community. As for me and my house, we shall moisturize and seal our way to waistlength.
Looool for real, seen so many videos with people not using oils...🥴
Haha me too ,there’s always something new they’re saying to abandon or not use
😂 as for me my hair loves oil and butter and I will continue to use them, some of those RUclipsrs are deceiving us behind the closet they are using the oil and butter.
@@daberechionyemaeke Fr tho I went back to using grease idk why I listened to them in the first place about it being bad when my mom would use it in my hair and it was fine lol
@@klj7015 exactly,do what works for you
I didn't re-moisturise my hair between washes for years 😬🤦🏾♀️🙄 and couldn't figure out why I my length was barely changing! Now I do there's been such a difference. I'd bet a lot of people don't see their hair getting longer for the same reason.
Exactly! It’s so important to reduce breakage
my hair is very prone to breakage but moisturising my hair in twists/flat twists daily changed the game. I have to say that I have to shampoo my sensitive scalp weekly. So if you are not a frequent washer or co-washer don't moisturise with creamy leave in's daily. You will get build up. A light daily mist spray is enough if you are not washing weekly or every 3-4 days.
Saaaameee. Especially since I realize I have 4 hair type… it’s been quite a journey and I’m sure yours have been one too 😅 at least we’re learning how.
Once it's time to go back into the world, I'm going to miss these simple at home styles
a word! I am enjoying them to the FULLEST
lol I wearing the same style at home and at work and to exercise. I ain't got time or energy or the hair type for elaborate styling.
I know right, medium 2 strand twist all year long and 2 months of bix braids
Thank you big sis, the theme of the year is consistency, moisturizing speaking 😅
Lmao consistency in everything!
Yup definitely be consistent in not letting your hair dry out!
God knows I've been waiting for this video
Yessss! I hope it helps ❤️
Ladies and gents - try "deep conditioning" your leave in during wash day. I started this, and no longer need to do mid-week moisturizing. After you finish wash, deep conditioning....add Leave in conditioner, sealant, plastic cap, sit under drier ( I usually do 10min), then continue with styling. I've done this on soaking wet hair and towel dry, works both ways.
I'm low porosity, so not sure if this work with high.
I’m high porosity and I’ve been doing this as well! I seal everything in with Haitian black castor oil and it’s been working really well :)
@@sunnyj7424 yes!!! Glad it works on high porosity hair too.
I'm high porosity and my trichologists have me steaming my leave-in every day!!! smh. but my hair and scalp like it so I guess I'm going to keep on keeping on. lol!
excuse me, how did you know I needed this vid right now 😩 I do need to get on this asap, thank you for making it so simple 💖
Thank you so much for providing this real-life, REAL WORLD look. I appreciate it so much. Practical, doable, simple and EFFECTIVE!!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
A video on how to moisturize your hair in cornrows
I recently discovered I have an aloe allergy which sucks because it has a ton of great benefits but I tried using rose water as the L in LOC method and I find it works just the same for keeping my hair super hydrated 😁
Yeah I've had an allergic reaction to oils, butter and some hair conditioners and gels, styling products so I have to avoid a lot of products and styles now.
Your Crown 😍 She's growing so much Queen! I love it ❤️
Thank you
Simplicity...
Straight to the point....
❤❤🙌🙌
Glad you enjoyed it x
Ooooooooh those twists are JUICY, thanks for this video Jenn😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰
You are so welcome!
I 've gotta up my re-moisturising game because most times I spray with a water based leave in and coat with an oil and that lasts a day at best , this is a whole routine sis!
Girl you gotta upgrade to something thicker 🙃
Or you might just have high porosity hair. If I go 24 hours without moisturising my hair and it is out...it gets angry. Lol! I can do 36 if my hair is in twists or flat twists or 2 or 3 french braids. Aint nobody want to deal with angry hair. lol!
Im keeping mine in twists too but thinner twists. I can only manage re-moisturizing bi-monthly.
I think your hair is looking thicker (I love it). This is a great way to remoisturize. I'm just gonna say it I don't re-moisturize. I use to but for me (everybody is different and that's ok) in my case my hair would get dryer. I get most of my hydration on wash day and style it in a wash n go (leave it until next time). I think sticking with great moisturizing products might have helped me a lot. The way you showed it's something that I will keep in mind if my hair will get dry. Thanks for sharing
psr076, you're right. Everyone's hair is different. I don't re-moisturize between wash days and my hair remains moisturized for 2 weeks. I think I have normal porosity. Jenn's technique is on point though for persons who experience hair dryness between wash days.
I use a specialised regiment for my scalp, hair and my environment instigated by my trichologists. I moisturise and steam daily. I don't use raw oils or butters or grease or silicone apart for on last 1/2 inch of my ends to reduce friction when I need a trim. I shampoo weekly due to a sensitive scalp, product build-up and pollution and deep condition weekly with heat. I don't use tap water daily as it is hard where I live and I chelate every 4-6 weeks. I have a separate protein regimen because I have ultra-fine hair and separate scalp mist and gel made by my trichologists. Some tap waters will dry out your hair and a build-up of products will dry out your hair. Everyone needs a regimen specialised to their, scalp, their hair and their environment
5:48 - 6:10 ⚠️
6:29 💕
8:09 Jen talks about her favorites leave in conditioners :)
• 8:17 Melanin Leave in Conditioner
• 8:29 Moisture Love Leave In Serum
• 8:39 IMO Natural
• 9:00 Adwoa Leave in Conditioner
• 9:09 Up North Natural hair milk
The first two are fairly light, the second is thicker/thick , the Adwoa one was said to be thick but by the way it looked I feel like it was less thick than the IMO Natural Leave in Conditioner. The last was recommended to low porosity naturals , the texture is watery and therefore not too thick.
⚠️💕 Always pay attention to your ends and care for them
This is real life 😂 this is what we look like... That's it for me. Straight and true. Thanks for always coming through 💕
If I don't have a bonnet on, this is me in my house except I'm sat typing this in my bra. I live alone and I'm not a RUclipsr. lol!
Finally a video I've been waiting for my whole quarantine.
I’m literally watching this as my hair is dry 😅 i tried to trim my ends by myself but found that it’s so damaged, I need to just find a place to give me a curly cut. Can any Detroit friends recommend anywhere? I’m having trouble finding a place for some reason
Corona got me trimming my own hair. the Salons in London England Uk are closed.
My hair are in the same twists right now from a fresh wash day yesterday. At the end of the week, will definitely give this refresh method a try. I have Adwoa on hand and will use it accordingly. BTW - looks like you got some inches coming through already from the protective challenge!
I started remoisturizing my week old twist outs section by section with a fabric steamer and a leave in and so far I like it! I wasn’t sure it would work, but I’m glad to get validation from your video! Your hair is beautiful and your advice is good, thank you for sharing!
My trichologists make me moisturise daily with a lotion-like detangle and a cream leave-in with steam! SMH. my hair is high maintenance just o keep it on my head! One day I'm going to shave it all off...when I move to the tropics. lol!
Marley, you move to the tropics and shave you head, you're in for a bad sunburn chicka. Don't do it. The sun is the strongest over the equator girl! That is where your head will need the thickest protection. Just saying
@@annbigirwenkya5762 Lol! I lived in the tropics before and I never got sun burnt except if I stayed at the beach all day. The rest of the time everyone is indoors at work and at school. Also long hair keeps you too hot!!! Especially at my pre-menopausal age. i already wear spf every day so I will just rub some of my face spf on my scalp. easy as lotion!
I'm super excited to have stumbled on your channel. You are super awesome 🥰 I cut my dreadlocks 2 days ago and am planning on embracing my afro when it grows out thanks to you, I feel prepared.
Lovely...thank you for sharing and I can CERTAINLY see that your hair is thriving! Good job Jenn! I like how you go into the details.
This video literally came right on time
Your hair is growing sis! It looks so healthy!
JennJ you So Beautiful😍😍😍 thanks for this video really helpful💃
Thank you love ❤️
Yeeessss!!! Your hair looks so soft to the touch. I’ll try the streaming technique tonight. Thank you! 🥰
Did you do this when your hair was shorter? If so, how did you style your hair? I think that’s my biggest concern because I can’t do as much with it becuase it’s shorter.
Love the video! You always seem to know just what I need to hear! Lol Your hair looks so healthy and beautiful! ❤
As someone that has dry, very coarse 4c hair I don’t use a shower cap either. I let the water hit my hair and steam do it’s thing then once I’m out moisturize my hair with the as I am double butter cream and an oil on top and I’m set
Yup y'all need that steam.
Jenn, your hair grows fast!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Hey sis!.. Since I watched your last video about ditching butters, etc... I tried doing that.. However, I've been using a leave in and argan oil(which I have madly fallen in love with btw...it has a conditioning effect on hair for some reason)... And I've been really enjoying how my hair is now feeling like!.. Switched to a very cheap leave in conditioner which I've also started liking... But the argan oil has been the star. Anyway, maybe you should experiment this for us... I sure would like to see how your hair would respond!
Thank you for this video sis , I'm definitely re-moisturising my hair tomorrow ❤
You got this!
Aaaahhh! Thank you so much! This is what I need in my life! Now just to find a good leave in this side of the world! 🤎
Glad it was helpful x
Amazon? I use it in London/Europe. My friends use it in the Caribbean and in Japan.
@@marleyhill34 will have a look...
J'aime voir des cheveux comme les miens. Merci ta vidéo vient au bon moment 🤎
Get it sis!!!
Thank you x
You should try:
Miche Lavish Leave-in and Nature's Little Secret Banana Leave-In
I love your glasses!!
Where is the intro?😡😡😡why u stop saying it ,we love it yaaa😭
haha HR received many complaints that the intros can be long... so we are getting straight to the point once in a while :)
@@JennJackson i really loved the intro too😔
Nooo its not long just 5 second,i meant by intro the way u sing "it's ur girl yaaay" haha
I just discovered that we just need to solve the issue of hair dryness. I usually water rinse my hair and then cowash, and wash the next 3-4 days.
Nice! Thanks for sharing
my trichologists have me moisturising and steaming daily. Oh and weekly shampoo and deep conditioner with steam too. My hair likes it but I think it is high maintenance. lol!
I am guilty of the shower cap. After I go through the whole wash day, I don't want to wash the products out! I will spray and add a leave in mid-week tho.
I have high porosity. I wear a shower cap when I remember.LOL! yeah, I would end up wetting my hair if I didn't put the cap on. I don't have the shower skills Jenn has not to soak at least one part of my hair.
U just reminded me to re moisturize my 10 days old hair
Go do it nowwwww❤️
Lord chilllllee. I'm seeing my trichologists faces screwed up. They can tell when I've not been doing what I'm supposed to be doing. lol!
Thank you Sis!❤❤
You are welcome 🙏🏽
Thanks. I will try this method. Gurlll the left and right side of your are growing like weed😱. Imo they seem to grow faster than the rest of your hair. Great to hear that your finger is feeling better😊
I think the back of my hair is the slowest in terms of growth... I think. But I don’t pay too much attention lol
@@JennJackson Yeah I get you😉. Only reason why I noticed is because one area of mine is a slow grower. The front part of my hair has been chillin at chin length for a few months now. Doing her own thing while the rest has moved on a long time ago🤣.
I actually love no oils/no butters/no leave in method and never thought I would! My hair retains moisture and my twist outs last longer. I have coarse, dense "4c" hair too. It would be really great to try for a few months :)
My trichologists make me do it after I had an allergic reaction to most products.
'But me and my house, we still do' 😂
How do I prevent frizz and flyaways on twists?
I also love applying water and steaming my hair in the shower more or less the same way you've demonstrated.
I'll do that almost daily and if I don't do it properly I'll probably get a spray bottle and spray water until my hair is damp.
After that I'll do a leave-in/oil and about once a week even apply aloevera gel and maybe even moisturizing cream and cover with an oil.
So my hair is not as dense or thick as yours and I did twists that are medium sized so that they could last longer.
I'm finding though that the neatness of the twists is not as great cause it looks quite frizzed and there are a lot of flyaways.
I do sleep with a satin bonnet btw. Any help or suggestions?
You might just have high porosity/fine hair. I have high porosity, ultra-fine hair and it is so soft that it doesn't hold my twists well. Even straight fine hair has lots of flyaways.
Jen J doing her thing. Girl i look like little girl every day bcos am a lazy natural who only or mostly wear twist. 😆🤣😂
same. I will wear a wig or a head wrap if I want to look regal. lol!
@@marleyhill34 same her gal, i put on my hairpiece or use extensions to create styles with my twist
I get you, life gets stressful sometimes. but one thing I have been recently struggling with is really sensitive scalp. Its always itchy, sore and slightly irritated even after a few days of washing and cleansing with ACV and shampoo on wash days. The only products I have been using are homemade oil mixtures and cantu shea butter leave-in conditioner. Any tips?
Had the same problem,I started changing certain things in my routine,from the water I used to wash my hair ( turns out it was hard water irritating my scalp) I used ACV once a month, switched to a new shampoo , stopped putting conditioners on my scalp, moisturise my scalp with oils every other day and massage. Stick to a routine,if you see dandruff and the scalp is itchy WASH IT. Worked after a month and half ( you need patience) hope this helps
@@drcorrinesithole thanks for the tip, I'll try it out. Hopefully it helps
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@@ginaade8649 welcome, ohh and anti inflammatory and anti fungal remedies .. I use fresh aloe Vera gel from the leaf for my hair and scalp (i find it soothing)on wash day and mix tea tree oil with my oils for hot oil treatments
@@drcorrinesithole that sounds good, I use tea tree in my oil mix anyway but I have been considering the aloe vera cause I want to get an aloe vera plant but I'll defo go for it now cause my hair looks dull sometimes.
@@drcorrinesithole Unless you are allergic to aloe....lol! or tea tree.....or oils or...butters. My experience. lol! Nothing goes on my scalp now but weekly shampoo and scalp mist and scalp gel from my trichologists. Ageing will be fun they said.
This is one of those AHA moments. 🤔 Thank Jenn for sharing! When you think 🤔that you are not going to be a product junkie anymore, here you come with some new goodies 😉🤣😂 I see you.
I was going to say something but then I remember that Corona made me back into a product junkie because getting Black Afro hair products in London England UK had been an issue! Everyone's hair has suffered. Even the white ladies using supermarket box dye because the beauty supply stores here are counted as non-essential. Lord knows Corona gave me 20 extra grey friends.
your hair is so thick and healthy, half or less of yours is my entire hair lol
same fine hair problems.
Nice instructive video 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾and the growth 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 @jenn jackson
Thank for sharing. Do you ever use a hair steamer to re-moisturize? I have the q-redew i started using now.
I have the ones you have to sit under so I only use it with a deep condish when I am mentally prepared for all that lmao x
Be careful with the Q-redew! Only use it for 5-10 minutes daily. A few people were over-steaming and over moisturising their hair with it. It is direct aggressive steam. Nothing like a hot towel or shower steam.
@@marleyhill34 thank you for the tip!
You should rate them. What is your top 3?
So you moisturize like this everyday when your hair is loose? Twist outs, pufffs, braid outs?
Not when it is loose. So for styles that are "set" like twistouts, I only do it if I am retesting my hair. I still do the steam trick though. In a puff, I do the shower trick but only add more products like once ever 2-3 days.
Moisturising like that would cause my twist outs, puff and braid outs to shrink. If I don't want shrinkage, shower steam of a very fine mist spray of leave in. My trichologist would rather I moisturise like this daily and keep my hair in twists, or 2 or 3 french braids than wearing my hair out. I only wear my hair out regularly in the tropics or in summer.
What are your thoughts on Haitian black castor oil? I’ve been seeing videos on it but the price tho!
I’d say it depends on your porosity! I have low porosity so castor oil is VERY heavy and makes product buildup happen literally overnight. For some high porosity folks that can handle it, I hear it works wonders!
@@asile6659 Interesting. I'm also low porosity and castor oil is the only oil that keeps my hair moisturized. Those lighter oils get soaked up within 12 hrs and my hair is dry again. I just use regular castor oil though. I haven't seen any difference for me with the jbco so might as well get the cheaper option.
@@deehines5750 I'm low po too and my hair love it ! I think it's because my hair is thick so it might support better than fine low porosity hair.
Would you wet your hair in the shower the next day after doing this or would you wait a few days?
I would wait a few days
How many twists would you say you have in this short-term protective style?
I have 15. I literally just counted them for you lol
@@JennJackson Lol! I know I detangle in 24 sections weekly. lol!
How is your hair growing so fast? 😭❤️
Waaw healthy hair 👌👌😍
Thank you 🙏🏽
She is growing...
Maybe you should look for fast hair growth fortified shampoo to double hair growth.
How'd you know...😳
Am I the only noticing that engagement ring or what
LOL :)
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Sealant?
I don't seal my hair. 1. because I'm allergic to most sealants 2. because I am high porosity and moisturise and steam my hair daily. 3. because I shampoo and deep condition with heat weekly. My hair is moisture trained.
Your hair has gotten so long!!!
Thank you x
Why don’t you add an oil/butter to seal in all the goodness? 🤔
I didn't this time because the product already has oil and shea butter in it so it's like an overkill.
@@JennJackson thank you ☺️
I no longer do a full seal because my scalp is allergic or sensitivity to oil butter and grease andy product on my scalp. I might put a very small amount on my ends to reduce friction but that's it. I can't have it on my scalp anymore. Everything switched up when I turn 30. lol! Smh.
What is your hair porosity
Im high porosity x
Jenn... I've finally worked out why your skin keeps breaking out. You need to stop washing your face with products. It just needs water and daily gentle exfoliation (no soap).
Good luck with that one. I need soap. I live in a very polluted city and I wear sunscreen and makeup.
@ 7:49 gentle with your hair?? I thought she was African LOL weerrr ma Africans at !!!