5 Things You Should NEVER DO TO YOUR NATURAL HAIR 🙅🏾♀️‼️ | It's time to get rid of the Combs!
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:32 Holding on to Damaged ends
2:47 Being heavy-handed / Using too much product!
5:26 Using oils (sealants) to "moisturize"
8:00 Skip Conditioning/Deep Conditioning
11:45 Detangle/Coming through DRY hair
14:00 Outro
Products I use to Moisturize NORMALLY:
TGIN Daily Moisturizer: www.target.com/p/tgin-butter-...
Palmers Olive Oil Formula: www.walmart.com/ip/Palmer-s-O...
Camille Rose Curl Maker: www.target.com/p/camille-rose...
Products I use to Wash/Condition:
Herbal Essence Hydration shampoo:www.target.com/p/herbal-essen...
Aussie Moist Avocado Conditioner: www.target.com/p/aussie-mirac...
Camille Rose Cleansing Conditioner:www.target.com/p/camille-rose...
From me to you:
Hey guys, here’s a quick video. I really hope you guys enjoy this video just as much as I did recording this!
This video is particularly for Type 4 Naturals, including 4A, 4B, and 4C; however, This video can also be useful for those with other curl/hair types including Types 2, and 3. If you guys have any questions please feel free to ask me down below. I will be happy to answer!
You Can Reach Out to Me Through:
Twitter: @Sterandda
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Email: MyNaturalAcademia@gmail.com 
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Since I started paying more attention to my natural hair, I am realizing that black hair is super DELICATE, not sure where this misconception on it being hard and tough came from. I am seeing great results treating it as such
Right! I went back to the basics ' still use hair grease it serves me. Just like it did when I was a young girl 🤷🏾
Honestly, i just stick to homemade herbal water for my scalp to moisturize because now a days greases and oils cause irritation to my scalp. I mainly use water or leave in and follow with shea butter to seal moisture in my hair
I love using herbal water on my hair and scalp 😍 Love using fenugreek seeds, amla, horsetail, hisbiscus, rosemary and cloves 🔥🔥
Man I was looking for this comment. Grease makes my fine low porosity hair feel like sand paper. I have been keeping it simple with aloe vera water mix, flaxseed gels or custard like gels instead of heavier creams and sealing with grapeseed oil, perhaps jbco in the winter.
You look pretty ❤❤❤ .This style is cute on you
Great update. Grease/Oils act as sealants that holds the moisture given to your hair through water. Using a sealant without a cream (hidden water) is going to make your hair brittle.
Our hair is fragile and loves moisture.
Depends on what you use
I kept going back and forth between LOC and LCO, not sure about the porosity of my hair. Finally I decided to go LOCO, and never looked back.
I LOVE this kind of content sis!!! You look very Pretty!!!
I absolutely love watching your videos and listening to you. I could not stop laughing when you said you detangler with your fingers. I was laughing hysterically because I thought about detangling with your toes. Love you love you you’re so beautiful.😂❤
Hey Steranda I agree with all of your tips. I also trim once a year. I admittedly tend to be a bit heavy on using products, but I'm okay with it when I'm in a protective style! Thank you for sharing your personal experiences! And we love the hair style!!
Unfortunately, African hairdressers here in the UK love to blow dry (hot) on dry hair FROM the root
So I want to learn how to do my own mini twists, braids and passion twists
@@Faith-sr8zw It's not too difficult! Get an extra mirror and a nice metal rattail comb to help you part, and when twisting, twist each strand on itself before crossing and it'll work. You might have to experiment with products and such, and it does take time, but the more you practice the easier it gets. :)
I'm very light handed when it comes to product. These products are on the market or so expensive. I make my own shampoo, hair butter cream, and oil mixture. The only thing I buy now is rosewater, leave-in, deep conditioner, and heat protectant for heat styling. I use to use thick creamy deep conditioners and realized that I was going through it too fast. Now, I use a lighter consistency deep conditioner that I'm able to spread easily throughout my hair and use less. It also penatrates my hair faster.
Good u're back
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❤😊 thank you for these tips
My hair likes LCO. My hair stays braided - 6- 8wks( til I figure out a new look/style). In between washes I use LI/water/ oil spritz on hair and aloe vera/water/oil for scalp. I trim prn. Haven't done big chop in awhile so still deciding....❤❤❤
This hairdo works for you.😊
You look so pretty!💖
I have learned so much from your hair journey. What I've always kept in mind is to not over manipulate my hair and it doesn't take a lot of products to maintain great hair care/growth. Im seeing great results from literally using products ie mielle pom n honey shampoo, conditioner, Camille Rose moisture butter, kaleidoscope or wild growth oil and chebe JBC oil. What's your go to products lately?
Do you blow dry you hair as a way of keeping it stretched? Or do you twist it up to stretch it
Have a great weekend 😀
will you ever change or modify your routine? my current routine doesn’t work for me and i would like to look at others got inspiration
Wow thank youuu
Can you tell me that lip combo please? I need it! 😭😍
Probably just her regular lips and some gloss. She really is naturally beautiful
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It’s mouth to beneficial to your hair to EAT the avocados, eggs, mayonnaise, and….. RICE!😂😂😂
Grease and water donit for me.
10:49 What you described was HYGRAL FATIGUE and can be remedied with a protien to bring back the balance between your moisture and protein levels.
Protein treatments can dry your hair back out and make it tangle up.
The fatigue goes away on its on in a couple of days once you stop over hydrating your hair.
@@Morenita570 Your moisture-protien balance being out of whack is what causes hygral fatigue to begin with. If you put enough protein to balance it out , you won't have an issue. If its dry...you put too much protein and now have protein overload. I guess sitting with the damage and being extra careful with the fragile hair as you wait for however long could be someone's preference, but the hair structure has been compromised and will need to be strengthened and repaired.
@nichie
The reason one is putting so much product in the first place is to combat the original dryness.
Of course, you can over do it, but going back to the extreme end with protein treatments instead of just STOPPING over hydrating your hair until it balances itself in a couple of days doesn’t make sense.
Also, labeling your now damage is ridiculous. Extra dry hair is not damaged hair and overly moisturized hair is also NOT damaged hair.
@@Morenita570 You definitely need to stop adding water. However if you, as you say "put too much product" or "go to the extreme end with protein treatment" you're going to get what's coming to you cause you're doing TOO MUCH. The key word was and is BALANCE. Everything is poison and everything is medicine, depends on how and in what quantity you used it, that's why water damaged it to begin with. The amount of protein I need could be quarter what somebody else needs to BALANCE things out. Damage is damage even on a microscopic level (which I was talking about) and its best it is repaired while the issue is still microscopic and before it turns into a very obvious problem you can't remedy and need to cut off 4 months later. Damage is not a bad word. It's "ETRA dry and OVERLY moisturized" because it's been compromised i.e damaged, deal with it and it will be in tip top shape. The word may be vilified cause it is commonly associated with severe issues, splits to the root, clumps of hair falling and breaking off that the microscopic split ends you can't yet see but WILL see in a while(which is absolutely normal) being called damage will have one triggered. But I get you.
Did you delete ur last live ?
Yes
@@marianna_9487 why ? 😭 did she explain or ?
@24MissPurple I think I remember her saying she was low-key shy about keeping it up. Idk the reason, but maybe it's because she was wearing a bonnet, but I'm just speculating.
You ll sound so ignorant calling your hair natural. Like if you're not cutting a weave you're cutting your natural hair. The word natural doesn't mean if you have a chemical or not in your hair. It means if it comes out of your scalp it's natural. The definition of natural is real.
Please stop spreading misinformation. As a trichologist who is very passionate about natural hair care, it's Very worrying to see misinformation like this on social media.
Words have meaning when it comes to hair care.
You cannot refer to relaxed or Permed hair as natural.... Because it's not.
YOU'LL look Hella crazy walking into an establishment to get a service done on your hair, and when your stylist asks whether your hair is natural and you say yes when in reality it's chemically processed with a relaxer or perm.
Quick notes:
Natural - Not chemically processed with a relaxer or perm
Transitioning - formerly chemically processed, but have ceased doing touch ups with the goal of eventually having entirely natural hair
Virgin - Not chemically processed to alter the hair colour with bleach or hair dye
Real- no added hair extensions
I hope you are open to educating yourself. DO NOT refer to your hair as natural if you have a relaxer. Also, if you are still using relaxers, you should stop immediately.