You know what, you made this so plain and simple. I love your explanation of why it is important to trim your hair. After all these years, why couldn't people explain it to me like that? I am quickly going to subscribe. I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video.
You are so welcome! I really appreciate it! Just doing what I love. This is another video that was all about the trimming -- I explain it better -- ruclips.net/video/qz_WsekLV04/видео.html
@KarenofCurlHouse totally unrelated, but I would like to hear your thoughts on shampoo brushes, if you haven't already done a video.... thanks in advance.!
1) Moisturize and Seal Hair (put a water based product in ur hair for moisturizing and seal with an oil) 2) Deep Condition your hair ( Use a shower cap and condition your hair while blow drying it) 3) Get your ends trimmed 4) Detangle Gently & Properly (Use a wide-toothed comb to detangle hair & detangle in sections) 5) Incorporate Protective Styles ❤❤❤
Thanks for the recap. I use a plastic cap then put my satin cap over that.. Then wrap it with a towel or something.. I know that's a lot😅 but it heats my head up.. and that's enough heat for me😅
@@KarenofCurlHouse hey pretty lady how are y'all doing frist time watching your vedio your hair looks good I want My hair to thicken I want My hair to grow let me know in comment section thanks for sharing blessings 🙏
Well at least you have somebody to do it with you -- nothing better than your teenage daughter (although I'm sure she's not happy about it). I have several videos on gray hair as I too as int he transition -- ruclips.net/video/sGfa2GOHJqc/видео.html
Best hair care video EVER! Advice, clear and understandable. Right to the point. And your tone speaks volumes. We can hear that you care about what you’re saying and your illustration with Tanika was brilliant. As they always say, seeing is believing. Well done!😊
Also, for trims, so many stylist say ends are split just by looking at it from afar and seeing gaps in the hair… when to see split ends you have to look at strands up close
Hello there! It is best to look at close to see the extent of the split ends. You can only do a thorough examination up close. But I can say as a stylist, I can see split ends from across the room 😂. We just have a trained eye! LOL! Here's a more detailed video on split ends. ruclips.net/video/qz_WsekLV04/видео.html
Just found your channel. You have a new subscriber. Never, ever, have I received so much information, all in one place , about caring for my natural black hair. In addition, I appreciate how easily comprehensive , this video is, also. You are a wonderful teacher and mentor to us.
I thank you so very much!! I absolutely love to teach (I am a licensed cosmologist and instructor) but I absolutely LOVE teaching the everyday woman how to learn, style and embrace her natural hair. WELCOME TO THE CHANNEL!
It's been exposed that uneven hair doesn't necessarily mean it's damaged but that each strand of hair goes through each phase of the growth cycle at different times. (Rev 21:5;1 Cor 11:15;Prov 16:31)
Hello there! I agree - our hair grows at different rates and jn different growth phases because my hair certainly growing at varying lengths but my eyeballs 👀 can spot a split end across the room! Lol 😂 Thanks so much for your feedback!!!!
Low manipulation styles are excellent on the ends! I will keep my hair in big twists with moisturizer and oil to keep the dryness at bay, I wear my hair in a puff sometimes but it’s the opposite for me - they make my hair tangly! It’s so funny how one thing works for one and not the other! Gotta love our uniqueness 🥰 Thanks for sharing!
I love your teaching style! You break it down and make it simple!! I am a male and I am just starting my hair journey! I am currently one month into my journey. I welcome tips, suggestions and resources! I will definitely be checking out your channel!
Thank you Von! And Congratulations on your journey! It will be fun! Be patient and enjoy each stage or length of your hair growth. Everyone is in a hurry to grow it out long but skip the beauty of each length -- the various looks and styles of the varying lengths! So have fun and let me know if you have any questions -- It's only a new video away from the answer! LOL 😂
Thank you Karen for making this teaching video. You are providing a wonderful service for naturally curly women. Like most, I’ve viewed many RUclips videos on how to take care of natural hair. Not taking anything away from them but your five tips are doable and makes perfect sense. I just subscribed and I’ll be working on treating my hair with your suggestions.
I stopped going to hairdressers due to the experiences, the long waiting, the style never being as you had hoped - the breaking. I recall going to a top hairdresser back in the day who used fairy liquid to wash my hair 😮 he said it helped to remove oil - I had my sister's wedding I was a bridesmaid - my hair was so dry it was awful. I shall trim it myself now as I haven’t done so for years. Funny you mention water. As was told again by a hairdresser, don’t use if water in the ingredient list as causes frizz!
Get out of here! Don't use water! 🤦🏾♀. I ran my salon so much different. Time is so important, for me and my clients. My clients knew if I gave them an appointment time, be there at that time and I would call you I've I'm late. 😂. Here's a video on a DIY trim
Thank you for the hair spritzer tip, jojoba oil and glycerin added to water. I use the spray daily on my natural hair and less hair is in my pick. ❤😊 YAY!
I appreciate it so much! Thank you for the sub! And welcome to the Curl House Community! And if you want to age backwards -- try this. Here's my secret! ruclips.net/video/oRRbMO1ZlLo/видео.html
Thank you Brandi! It did naturally grow layered like this, but I had some hard water damage last year and had to actually cut it into this shape -- here's the quick video ruclips.net/video/Da1nU8QBotM/видео.html
I used to sit under the dryer with deep conditioner every time I washed my hair years ago. My hair grew so fast then. I notice my hair is breaking a lot more these days. I will definitely implement that back into my hair routine. Thank you
All of these tips are so very important to hair growth. I follow them all except for applying oil. I usually just use botanical gel with my WnG so I don't add oil.
Hey Golden! Thank you! Some of the botanical gels I use are packed with humectants so oils may not necessary either. But as I late, I slather this dry head with everything! LOL!
I subscribed because your name is Karen 😂. I am just kidding. These tips are very useful. I had trouble retaining the length of my hair. My problem was that I didn't keep it moisturized.
I have to admit that I was out of the habit of deep conditioning my hair (shame on me!). Thank you for the reminder about the importance of deep conditioning. It's been a really long time since I did a protein treatment. I don't color my hair, use any chemicals or use heat on my hair. I don't think I need a strong protein conditioner. I've also thought about a product like Olaplex. Do you have a suggestion. I have a lot of gray in the front.
I wasn't deep conditioning and getting under a hooded dryer either! I will start using water based conditioner and oils now. One step at a time to better and healthier hair.
That's is so true my dear some of these hairdresser hands may not gree with your hair . For instance from I stop going to the salon and do my own hair myself it grows so fast . So when the hairdresser see my hair she couldn't believe
Yes! It’s so important that you find a stylist who will take care of your the way you would. It’s also important that you take care of your hair as well. I used to always tell my clients “you spend more time with your hair than I do” so it’s so important that you know how to take care of it. So glad you got your hair in tip too condition 🙌🏾
I came across your video, And I must say thank you. This is going to really help me out a lot thank you for the tips. I will be trying them out you are so beautiful and I love your hair. 😌♥️🌹
@@KarenofCurlHouse you are so very welcome. I do have a question? My hair is sliver and gray and it's growing back after having aneurysm surgery. What is a good shampoo and conditioner that I can use, my hair feels so dry. I wear the twist out and my hair needs some help 🙃⚘️thank you ♥️💗🌹🫠
@@KarenofCurlHouse Awww you are so sweet. Thank you. I literally just noticed a set back last night when I blew out my hair. It appears much thinner and more see through then my blowout last month. I'm a bit sad but I trimmed my hair like you thought me in your trim at home video & deep conditioned per your advice. Anything else I can do to make a quick recovery for the month of July?
This was so helpful, thank you. I’ve heard these tips before but the way you explain it is just so easy to understand. It helped things become much clearer ❤
Great video. I would suggest moisture products for after the protein treatment. I have high porosity hair, which becomes extremely hard after any type of protein. I've used deep conditioners with protein so I add on top of it a moisturizing deep conditioner. That helps significantly.
do you put the moisturizing conditioner and the Protein conditioner at the same time or one after the other? I do one after the other but using them both at the same time is a massive time and energy saver. My concern is do they still do their 'individual jobs effectively?
@@CharTurner6928 I put the protein DC on first then layer the moisturizing DC on top. I used to do 1 then the other but found that it works better as layered.
Hi Karen, I’m new to your channel and I subscribed, I love your teaching about hair. I did a big chop because my hair was falling out. I want healthy hair. Thank God I came across your channel.
I largely stopped using the Denman brush for most of my wash days because it really pulls and puts a ton of tension on your hair if you detangle or style with it. My sister with 4c hair said the same thing about her experience, and her daughter who has 3a hair as well. I also get a ton of shedding with that or the comb. I started to use a proper detangling brush, like a tangle teaser style brush, and my split ends have reduced SO MUCH, and my shedding is 1/10 what it used to be.
Hello there! I forgot to mention other detangling brushes -- THANKS FOR BRINGING IT TO MY ATTENTION! Now I will have to do an entire video on proper detangling tools! LOL! 😛 I am not a big fan of the denman brush either -- I actually prefer a wide tooth comb (I"m old school). I have tried all kinds of detangling brushes when I actively styled hair -- but I always made my way back to the wide tooth comb! 😂
@@CurlTrek Oh it's coming!!! I've already put it on my video list to record next month! LOL! I am actually creating part 2 to this video because I have more length retention tips! LOL!
Best hair advice video ever. I am glad that I did not have to listen to 20 minutes of talking and then having to click in another link. She’s so professional and not afraid to share tips on how to take care of naturally extremely dry hair like mine. Thank you so very much! The information you shared is extremely informative. Are your products on Amazon or in stores? Where do you service hair? State?
I will be deep conditioning weekly starting today to see if that helps. Every thing else I have been doing well. I appreciate this video very much so. ❤
Lady be careful who touches ur hair, everything this lady is telling you about hair growth. Try and if you can do your own hair at home. Some of the hairdressers had devil hands, when they touch ur hair it’ll never grow back again and ur hair will have an issue. That happened to me and am encouraged everyone to be careful about people that touch ur hair.
Hello there! I always recommend that you vet your hairstylist to make sure that she is best for you. Also, as a hairstylist (retired 🙌🏾) I do try to teach what I know so that women can take a hands on approach to maintain healthy hair even at home. Thanks for your feedback 🤗
I have had so many absolutely horrid experiences with hairstylists. I stopped going to professionals after I wanted blonde hair and she bleached it twice and I had to buzz cut my head. After that, I started taking things into my own hands. Finally found someone I trust to trim it twice a year, but thats the extend I'll allow someone in my head because I end up regretting it more times than not.
@@CurlTrek oh my! Bleach twice 🫣 I know it’s hard to find a good stylist! But good thing you have! Ain’t nothing wrong with caring for your own hair at home. 🙌🏾
I dont understand my hair….this is my hair process: I used to wash and deep condition every week then I found out that my hair is not dirty as the shampoo is still clean in my hands…and yes I must I agree I was a bit rough detangling so what I mean by rough when detangling is, I would use my wide tooth comb start from the bottom, and as I get to the top of my hair, I would use my hands to separate and instead of being gentle, because the hair would not separate smoothly I would just pull it apart while it’s snapping and crackling….. so now this last month July 2023 I don’t wash my hair every week. I wash my hair about twice a month and I can tell when it needs to be washed because my curls are not defined even when I use a bit of product. I don’t even detangle only when it’s wash day about 2-3 weeks so I find myself having to retwist my hair every night but now I’m extremely careful not to pull my hair I use little manipulation now as I did before my hair when retwisting I always put a product in the hair so that there is some slip, and when I have to section my hair and soon as I notice a tug, I stop gently pull the hair apart. If I can’t get the hair apart gently I will put a little bit more of leave in conditioner to create the slip to pull the tangle apart although it’s been just about a month I have not noticed any growth so with that said, why is it that when I re-twist my hair after having product in it from the night before my hair looks dull? When I wash my hair and deep condition I used to put a curling cream in my hair and my hair would be pretty with curls in the morning but I can get the same result by using a leave in conditioner cream in my hair, twist my hair up in the night time, remove the curls, and the curls are still defined and pretty so the next day I don’t put any product in my hair. I’ll just twist it up remove the curls the next morning and my hair is not crunchy. It just looks dull and dry but it’s not dry because I had put product in it the day before why does my hair look dull and dry when it’s not ? And I’m hoping this new regimen will help me to retain the length? WHAT’S WRONG WITH MY HAIR!!?????😢
Hi Karen, What can we do to help scalp pain at home? I have burning scalp pain and tenderness on the front right side and tenderness in the front middle of my head on and off. This is going on 5 years and im in my 40s. No thinning or breakage. I had 1 dermatologist visit she saw nothing wrong with my scalp. But prescribed a Shampoo that was very drying. I used it for the 6wks it helped to reduce the pain temporarily. Please do a video on Scap pain. Thank you.
@@KarenofCurlHouse thank you. how does sounds I mix some Pure oils castor rosemary, olives, Teatree mint hemp oil and canto leave in conditioner I put it in my hair at night and put a plastic cap over it and go to sleep. Is that doing too much?
Wednesday I will be heading to Hyde Park in Chicago to purchase your products the most important thing I drink beer occasionally but on the weekends I drink beer I’m wondering if the yeast is helping in breaking my hair?
I just stumbled on your channel, and everything made sense and seems user-friendly, i have to admit that i already use one technique moisturizer and sealing and now i will incorporate the others. Thankyou for sharing. Very informative.
Hello there! This is a great question! Here's a video I created about moisture cycles. I think it will be helpful. I will also create another video within the next week and answer this question specifically. ruclips.net/video/dkAY9-mhyOc/видео.html
Thank you so much for All of your great tips. No one's ever explained it this welll. Now I think that it all makes sense. I'm going to follow you now. Keep it coming. 💖
Hi there! Good question! One I had to give some thought. Generally speaking, water is the best thing for the hair, so it will certainly remove some dust off the surface of the hair, but if you are someone who uses lot of styling gels, creams, heavy butters...I don't think water only will remove all of this and that will result in buildup which could result in a host of other issues such breakage. i think incorporating water rinses into your routine is ok, but I wouldn't advise it as the only method of cleansing. BUT I have never tried it before so my curious mind will probably try it for a few weeks to test my theory 😂
@@KarenofCurlHouse I agree with you on the build up issue. I personally only use flaxseed gel and aloe vera gel on my hair, no oil, no butters, no products except for shampoo bar and detangling conditioner. I intend to give it a try... Thank you for your insight !
Very helpful advice. I do my own hair as well. I will be using these tips. I have alot of hair but have lost alot due to Chemo. . But these are good tips to maintain what hair I have left. Thank you.❤
Hi Nobie, I hope you are back to health and doing well!💪🏼 I had radiation treatment and a lot of my hair came out. It grew back a totally different texture than I had before. It's now much more coarse and kinky. I'm still struggling to learn how to take care of this stranger-hair.
@@CharTurner6928 Hi and thank you so much. I Pray you are doing better as well. I'm doing quite well. I'm very thankful. I lost alot of hair. But I still have alot left. But unlike yours, my texture was once super kinky, coily& bushy. Now I have several different textures. My roots are now super smooth and wavy. The hair in my Crown is what I call a "Bird's nest". I no longer have (kitchens) as we use to call the coils at the nape of neck. It's all just straight hair. I keep my hair Twisted or plaited and just take it down at times if I want a more dressy appearance. I do have 2 clean spots on each of my temples but I can disguise them well. I havent had radiation. Only oral chemo. I have a 7 or 8 inch vase packed full of hair that I've lost. I don't complain. It's a process and Life is still Great, because it still exists. Thank you for reaching out.
@@CharTurner6928 Hey Char! Good to hear your health has returned! I know coarser textured hair is probably quite foreign to you. Let know if there is anything I can help with -- it's just a video away!
@@nobiewilliams7764 I'm glad you're doing well and thank you for the well wishes. I'm doing well too. You have a beautiful outlook on things. Like you, I'm thankful for where I'm at. Girl, dealing with one texture is challenging enough but several different textures, uh, no thank youuu😄. I'm keeping my haircare and styling simple by focusing on deep conditioning with each wash. Since I still struggle with my energy level, washing my hair as much as I want and need to isn't always possible so I try to keep it moisturized in-between time. I also have been keeping my hair in cornrows however for some reason I struggle to do a quality twist, they come out looking crazy 😆but I keep trying. I also got a couple of headband wigs and nice scarves which have been lifesavers.
Hello Karen I really enjoy your videos as they're so informative and straight to the point. I'm a little bit confused with sealing with oil. As we know oil and water don't mix, so by applying oil won't that prevent any further moisture / hydration from penetrating?
Hello there! Thank you so much! I appreciate it. So the thing with oil is that the oil barrier is still permeable, so its not an absolute seal. Water/moisture can still pass though. This is why although I moisturize and seal, I still have to moisturize like every day (the grey area on top) because the seals or barrier is not absolute. Before I used to just use moisturizer only and it seemed like I couldn't go hours before my hair felt dry again.
Agreed. Oil is def not an absolute barrier. A perfect example is when I got my hair pressed last Wedn for a quick Martha’s Vineyard getaway over the wknd. Literally right after my hair appt I applied some oil to my scalp & hair in the car to prevent any frizz from the humidity in the air. Well what do ya know, to my surprise, by Sat my hair was a wrap (& not in a good doobie way lol) It completely frizzed up, so much so that I literally just had to twist it in a bunch of 2 strand twists before I went to bed so that by Sunday it wouldn’t be a complete afro. Which normally I have no issue with but I was going for a smoother look for my vacation. The point is, oil is never a complete barrier from moisture. It’s still a liquid afterall, with molecules that move.. unlike, say, concrete. Lol
Thanku for the informative info. I am relaxed. After poo & conditioning, I use a leave in, to comb thru & detangle. I notice that is when I experience breakage. I dont know why
@@lionessrising Yassssss!!! Me too!! I have every pink and purple!!! Chestnut, Nightmoth, Cyber World is new one! And they discontinued Currant - that was my fav 🫤
I am so glad I found your Channel. I definitely need your help my hair is dry and has broken off, and I need some guidance I will be purchasing some items or your kit.
Welcome to the channel! I have videos on hair growth, breakage, moisture, etc. Here's a few that may help you: ruclips.net/video/g8nAxafl11Q/видео.html ruclips.net/video/eVle9xr76U8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/uoVMGh-8fS4/видео.html
Here you go! 1) Moisturize and Seal Hair (put a water based product in ur hair for moisturizing and seal with an oil) 2) Deep Condition your hair ( Use a shower cap and condition your hair while under hooded dryer or no cap and steamer) 3) Get your ends trimmed every 3 to 6 months 4) Detangle Gently & Properly (Use a wide-toothed comb or detangling brush to detangle hair & detangle in sections) 5) Incorporate Protective Styles if needed ❤❤❤
But if oil ends up being a sealant, it means after you apply the oil, trying to re-moisturize it with something water-based, it won’t work as well. A seal allows water to stay in and also prevents water from going in. So you’ll need to wash your hair to remove the oil
Hey there! I can understand your concern as it can be confusing, but keep in mind that the oil is a permeable barrier, as opposed to an absolute barrier. So although I moisturize and seal, I still need to moisturize every two days or so (again, not an absolute seal), particularly the grey which is more high porosity. Here are a few videos to help more: ruclips.net/video/eVle9xr76U8/видео.html ruclips.net/video/VOVfhWQ6E8g/видео.html ruclips.net/video/g8nAxafl11Q/видео.html
Hi Ceily! That's the tricky thing with a twist out. The best way to do it is to moisturize at night and retwist before bed, so that it can dry overnight and still lock in that shape when you untwist the next morning.
Hey Char! Generally speaking -- Yes -- Aloe Vera gel can double as a moisturizer because aloe vera is primarily water and it is also a humectant so it helps your hair to retain moisture as well. However, because it is quite viscous, I would mix 1/2 water and 1/2 gel to dilute it some. Put in a spray bottle and mist it on your hair.
Hi Karen! I really needed to hear these things! I just had my hairdresser give me the BIG CHOP, and I want to grow it out. But I've been worried and concerned about retaining length. Sadly, I think my hair is 4B/4C, but my curls still define well😊 But I have a question. Is it okay to use a deep conditioner every week or two that has protein in it, but also has oils to balance it out too? Thank you! Love you!!! 😊😊♥️♥️
Hi Luwana! Wait a minute -- why did you say 'sadly, your hair is 4b/4c'? Why is that sad? 🤔. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR BIG CHOP! I'm so happy for you!!!!! Remember, regardless of your texture, its' unique and beautiful! Now is the time to get to know all of the amazing styling possibilities of your texture. This is when the fun begins!!!! So to answer your question, is the conditioner promoted as a 'protein conditioner' or as a moisturizing mask or conditioner? If it promoted as a protein treatment, then no, I would use it about once per month. Protein treatments have a high concentration of protein in them. Whereas even most moisturizing conditioner have a little protein and that's ok. So use the protein conditioner monthly and use a another conditioner weekly (in general). Hope this makes sense.
@@KarenofCurlHouse Hi again Karen! Lol. The conditioner is promoted as a deep conditioner, and it contains collagen and animal proteins. And yes, you answered my question VERY WELL😊♥️ Sorry, Karen. I guess I said "Sadly" about appearing to be 4B/4C because I'm still the victim of years of brainwashing from my grandmother, father, and even people who weren't in the family. Everyone always loved looser waves and curls, and anything tighter was viewed as bad, ugly, and hard to manage. At fourteen, when I finally got away from my grandmother doing my hair and an aunt who was really a beautician started doing it, she told me I had "nice" hair. I had NEVER heard of my hair being called nice. Then when two cousins did it once, they called it nice! I still don't know why they thought that. I know I still have to work on my mind set, and say positive affirmations about all of this! Thank you so much Karen! I wish I could meet you in person! Lol ♥️♥️♥️
Ladies, 6 months ago I decided to go natural. I have salt and pepper hair. But it took me a while (40 years) to appreciate my beautiful natural hair. Everything about natural hair is beautiful. I chopped it off and now I have about 5 inches of new growth. I love learning about my hair and seeing how it responds to different products and hair care to promote hair growth. I will never go back to relaxers or using heat on my beautiful coils again!
can you do some videos on seborrheic dermatitis? I've tried everything and still have the endless flakes,visible white patches ashy patches and scabs on my scalp . I told my PCP and she told me at first it was dandruff then said she doesn't know much about black hair. she prescribed a shampoo that did nothing
Hello there! Yes. I will add videos specific to SD in my monthly recordings so its coming. Its the meantime, here are a few videos I've recorded about scalp challenges. Also, do you eat alot of yeast foods? ruclips.net/video/3H85oITwBVU/видео.html ruclips.net/user/live5I1Y5paXr_k
@Brandiisbeloved I had been struggling with seborrheic dermatitis for many years and recently tried chapter 2000 (a sulphur based cream) on my scalp. It worked wonders for me.
@@karentutu2245 Thanks for the product recommendation! Haven't heard of it. And most importantly, thank God your SD is under control! Aint't nothing like some scalp relief! 🙌🏾
You know what, you made this so plain and simple. I love your explanation of why it is important to trim your hair. After all these years, why couldn't people explain it to me like that? I am quickly going to subscribe. I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video.
You are so welcome! I really appreciate it! Just doing what I love. This is another video that was all about the trimming -- I explain it better -- ruclips.net/video/qz_WsekLV04/видео.html
@KarenofCurlHouse totally unrelated, but I would like to hear your thoughts on shampoo brushes, if you haven't already done a video.... thanks in advance.!
@@KarenofCurlHouse Thank you so much!!!!
1) Moisturize and Seal Hair (put a water based product in ur hair for moisturizing and seal with an oil)
2) Deep Condition your hair ( Use a shower cap and condition your hair while blow drying it)
3) Get your ends trimmed
4) Detangle Gently & Properly (Use a wide-toothed comb to detangle hair & detangle in sections)
5) Incorporate Protective Styles
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Thanks for the recap. I use a plastic cap then put my satin cap over that.. Then wrap it with a towel or something.. I know that's a lot😅 but it heats my head up.. and that's enough heat for me😅
@@cynthiahillian Yw. I was looking 4 a recap but couldn't find it.😭 So I just made my own to help others save their time haha.
As long as you get some heat - that works too!
Fabulous recap!
@@KarenofCurlHouse Thx❤
Hydration and moisturizing is key for hair growth inside and out❤🎉
Oh yes it is!!!!! Inside and out! Right on ✊🏾
Yes it is!
Yes ma'am ❤💯🙏🏽
@@KarenofCurlHouse hey pretty lady how are y'all doing frist time watching your vedio your hair looks good I want My hair to thicken I want My hair to grow let me know in comment section thanks for sharing blessings 🙏
I subscribed because of the grey hair.😂 Me and my teenage Daughter greying too😂.. nice..
Well at least you have somebody to do it with you -- nothing better than your teenage daughter (although I'm sure she's not happy about it). I have several videos on gray hair as I too as int he transition -- ruclips.net/video/sGfa2GOHJqc/видео.html
Best hair care video EVER! Advice, clear and understandable. Right to the point. And your tone speaks volumes. We can hear that you care about what you’re saying and your illustration with Tanika was brilliant. As they always say, seeing is believing. Well done!😊
Thank you so much Renee! I appreciate it so much 🙌🏾
yes, she's a great teacher
Also, for trims, so many stylist say ends are split just by looking at it from afar and seeing gaps in the hair… when to see split ends you have to look at strands up close
Hello there! It is best to look at close to see the extent of the split ends. You can only do a thorough examination up close. But I can say as a stylist, I can see split ends from across the room 😂. We just have a trained eye! LOL! Here's a more detailed video on split ends.
ruclips.net/video/qz_WsekLV04/видео.html
Just found your channel. You have a new subscriber. Never, ever, have I received so much information, all in one place , about caring for my natural black hair. In addition, I appreciate how easily comprehensive , this video is, also. You are a wonderful teacher and mentor to us.
I thank you so very much!! I absolutely love to teach (I am a licensed cosmologist and instructor) but I absolutely LOVE teaching the everyday woman how to learn, style and embrace her natural hair. WELCOME TO THE CHANNEL!
Tk u soooooooo much. Praise Jesus Christ for your info to us for free! They way it should be!
🙌🏾 You are very welcome!
It's been exposed that uneven hair doesn't necessarily mean it's damaged but that each strand of hair goes through each phase of the growth cycle at different times.
(Rev 21:5;1 Cor 11:15;Prov 16:31)
Hello there! I agree - our hair grows at different rates and jn different growth phases because my hair certainly growing at varying lengths but my eyeballs 👀 can spot a split end across the room! Lol 😂 Thanks so much for your feedback!!!!
@@KarenofCurlHouse 😀
I have curly hair. I trim once a year and just cut knots out. Only wear in a ponytail and in hair claw … wearing out creates tangles and dryness.
Low manipulation styles are excellent on the ends! I will keep my hair in big twists with moisturizer and oil to keep the dryness at bay, I wear my hair in a puff sometimes but it’s the opposite for me - they make my hair tangly! It’s so funny how one thing works for one and not the other! Gotta love our uniqueness 🥰 Thanks for sharing!
Karen- you have helped me so much with my natural gray hair!! You are so knowledgeable. So very thankful!❤
Hey Rhonda! Thank you so much!!! 😊 I appreciate it!
I love your teaching style! You break it down and make it simple!! I am a male and I am just starting my hair journey! I am currently one month into my journey. I welcome tips, suggestions and resources! I will definitely be checking out your channel!
Thank you Von! And Congratulations on your journey! It will be fun! Be patient and enjoy each stage or length of your hair growth. Everyone is in a hurry to grow it out long but skip the beauty of each length -- the various looks and styles of the varying lengths! So have fun and let me know if you have any questions -- It's only a new video away from the answer! LOL 😂
My goodness you are stunning!! 😍🥰💘
Thank you so much! 🥰
VERY helpful and uncomplicated tips!! Thank you so much! 💞
You are very welcome 🙏
Thank you Karen for making this teaching video. You are providing a wonderful service for naturally curly women. Like most, I’ve viewed many RUclips videos on how to take care of natural hair. Not taking anything away from them but your five tips are doable and makes perfect sense. I just subscribed and I’ll be working on treating my hair with your suggestions.
Appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Many blessings dear
You are so welcome
Thank you for this! I love the way you break everything down. I'm going to start deep conditioninng on a regular basis now.
You got this! Yay!!
Thank youuuu ever so kindly. God-Bless you 🪷
You are so welcome! Bless you as well!
I stopped going to hairdressers due to the experiences, the long waiting, the style never being as you had hoped - the breaking. I recall going to a top hairdresser back in the day who used fairy liquid to wash my hair 😮 he said it helped to remove oil - I had my sister's wedding I was a bridesmaid - my hair was so dry it was awful. I shall trim it myself now as I haven’t done so for years.
Funny you mention water. As was told again by a hairdresser, don’t use if water in the ingredient list as causes frizz!
Get out of here! Don't use water! 🤦🏾♀. I ran my salon so much different. Time is so important, for me and my clients. My clients knew if I gave them an appointment time, be there at that time and I would call you I've I'm late. 😂. Here's a video on a DIY trim
Thank you for the hair spritzer tip, jojoba oil and glycerin added to water. I use the spray daily on my natural hair and less hair is in my pick. ❤😊 YAY!
Awesome! That's so GOOD to hear!!!!
You are so classy. Instant sub. I hope the age like you!
I appreciate it so much! Thank you for the sub! And welcome to the Curl House Community! And if you want to age backwards -- try this. Here's my secret!
ruclips.net/video/oRRbMO1ZlLo/видео.html
the shape of your fro is beautiful. did you grow it out like that or did your cut it to shape it this way?
Thank you Brandi! It did naturally grow layered like this, but I had some hard water damage last year and had to actually cut it into this shape -- here's the quick video ruclips.net/video/Da1nU8QBotM/видео.html
A lady after my own heart. Licensed Cosmetologist
YASSSS! 🥰
Thank you so much for this video 🙏✨ I’m going to start detangling, twisting, and rinsing with the twists still in to prevent breakage. Thanks again!💯
You got this! 🙌🏾💜
Gotta make sure to stretch out your hair to prevent single strand knots.
Yes! Another great tip! I’m gonna make a part two to this video and inside this tip as well
I used to sit under the dryer with deep conditioner every time I washed my hair years ago. My hair grew so fast then. I notice my hair is breaking a lot more these days. I will definitely implement that back into my hair routine. Thank you
You are very welcome! A little bit of TLC goes a long way! Have fun!
Thank you so much Karen, I believe I need a miracle 4c hair moisture…
Hey Beverly! I don't have a miracle but I have a video that may help you: ruclips.net/video/dCWNNKrCacU/видео.html
Thank you Karen. Trimming my ends is the key ! Love from your chadian sister in Strasbourg ( France)😘💝
Hey Gorgeous! I am going to make my way to France and teach a class!!!! Thank you so for your encouragement!
I would think keeping it twisted when rinsing, not all the conditioner will rinse out...I need you!! so I subbed.
Hey There! Welcome to the Curl House family! No - you can get most of the conditioner out and even if a little is left in it won’t hurt the hair
All of these tips are so very important to hair growth. I follow them all except for applying oil. I usually just use botanical gel with my WnG so I don't add oil.
Hey Golden! Thank you! Some of the botanical gels I use are packed with humectants so oils may not necessary either. But as I late, I slather this dry head with everything! LOL!
@@KarenofCurlHouse LOL, understandable. I don't have extreme dryness yet.
I subscribed because your name is Karen 😂. I am just kidding. These tips are very useful. I had trouble retaining the length of my hair. My problem was that I didn't keep it moisturized.
Hahaha! I ain’t mad! Karen is a beautiful name lol 😂 Thanks for the sub! And Welcome to the Curl House Community!
Great tips Mrs. Karen 🥰💙… thank you! I finally got my trim last week 🤦🏾♀️
Did you lose alot of hair?
@@KarenofCurlHouse Omg yes I did! But I can tell the difference.. my hair looks and feels so much better 💙..
What do you use for extra dry hair
Thank you for this video. Trimming my ends is my issue. I have to be more consistent with trimming
Yes! Consistency is key!!!!!
Just don’t over trim. I wondered why I never saw growth. I was over trimming my hair.
I have to admit that I was out of the habit of deep conditioning my hair (shame on me!). Thank you for the reminder about the importance of deep conditioning. It's been a really long time since I did a protein treatment. I don't color my hair, use any chemicals or use heat on my hair. I don't think I need a strong protein conditioner. I've also thought about a product like Olaplex. Do you have a suggestion. I have a lot of gray in the front.
I wasn't deep conditioning and getting under a hooded dryer either! I will start using water based conditioner and oils now. One step at a time to better and healthier hair.
That's is so true my dear some of these hairdresser hands may not gree with your hair . For instance from I stop going to the salon and do my own hair myself it grows so fast . So when the hairdresser see my hair she couldn't believe
Yes! It’s so important that you find a stylist who will take care of your the way you would. It’s also important that you take care of your hair as well. I used to always tell my clients “you spend more time with your hair than I do” so it’s so important that you know how to take care of it. So glad you got your hair in tip too condition 🙌🏾
I like to spray aloe vera juice in my scalp and hair about every other day. Following it up with a sealant.
Thanks perfect! Aloe vera juice is an excellent humectant! I know your hair feel fabulous!
Thanks , a lot, I was wondering how to keep my hair from breaking . I am going to do as you said and see what happen . My hair is 4c
I am going to post another video on Saturday that will help you at well. Stay tuned!
I came across your video, And I must say thank you. This is going to really help me out a lot thank you for the tips. I will be trying them out you are so beautiful and I love your hair. 😌♥️🌹
Thank you so much Charlene! If you need additional tips, let me know. I love to create videos! 🥰
@@KarenofCurlHouse you are so very welcome. I do have a question? My hair is sliver and gray and it's growing back after having aneurysm surgery. What is a good shampoo and conditioner that I can use, my hair feels so dry. I wear the twist out and my hair needs some help 🙃⚘️thank you ♥️💗🌹🫠
New subscriber. ❤ I love your hair. Hair retention is the goal.
Thanks for subbing! If you have any questions about hair or scalp care, let me know. I'm just a YT video away!
@@KarenofCurlHouse Awww you are so sweet. Thank you. I literally just noticed a set back last night when I blew out my hair. It appears much thinner and more see through then my blowout last month. I'm a bit sad but I trimmed my hair like you thought me in your trim at home video & deep conditioned per your advice. Anything else I can do to make a quick recovery for the month of July?
This was so helpful, thank you. I’ve heard these tips before but the way you explain it is just so easy to understand. It helped things become much clearer ❤
Yay! So glad you appreciate my teaching style!
Thank you. I wish I had heard all of these tips years ago. I will keep trying. Would love to see my hair long.
You can do it! It's never too late! 💜
Great video. I would suggest moisture products for after the protein treatment. I have high porosity hair, which becomes extremely hard after any type of protein. I've used deep conditioners with protein so I add on top of it a moisturizing deep conditioner. That helps significantly.
do you put the moisturizing conditioner and the Protein conditioner at the same time or one after the other? I do one after the other but using them both at the same time is a massive time and energy saver. My concern is do they still do their 'individual jobs effectively?
@@CharTurner6928 I put the protein DC on first then layer the moisturizing DC on top. I used to do 1 then the other but found that it works better as layered.
Hey Rita! Absolutely! I typically followup my protein with a moisturizing treatment as well.
Thank you for your kindness♥️
You are very welcome! 🤗
Carole in UK
First time here. Great clear and simple practical advice,
with personal experience of the advice.
Thank you, I am a new subscriber 😊
Hey there Carole from the UK! Welcome to the Curl House Community 💜
Hi Karen, I’m new to your channel and I subscribed, I love your teaching about hair. I did a big chop because my hair was falling out. I want healthy hair. Thank God I came across your channel.
Thank you so much for the 5 tips. God bless you
I largely stopped using the Denman brush for most of my wash days because it really pulls and puts a ton of tension on your hair if you detangle or style with it. My sister with 4c hair said the same thing about her experience, and her daughter who has 3a hair as well. I also get a ton of shedding with that or the comb. I started to use a proper detangling brush, like a tangle teaser style brush, and my split ends have reduced SO MUCH, and my shedding is 1/10 what it used to be.
Hello there! I forgot to mention other detangling brushes -- THANKS FOR BRINGING IT TO MY ATTENTION! Now I will have to do an entire video on proper detangling tools! LOL! 😛
I am not a big fan of the denman brush either -- I actually prefer a wide tooth comb (I"m old school). I have tried all kinds of detangling brushes when I actively styled hair -- but I always made my way back to the wide tooth comb! 😂
@@KarenofCurlHouse I'd love to see part 2!
@@CurlTrek Oh it's coming!!! I've already put it on my video list to record next month! LOL! I am actually creating part 2 to this video because I have more length retention tips! LOL!
Best hair advice video ever. I am glad that I did not have to listen to 20 minutes of talking and then having to click in another link. She’s so professional and not afraid to share tips on how to take care of naturally extremely dry hair like mine.
Thank you so very much! The information you shared is extremely informative. Are your products on Amazon or in stores? Where do you service hair? State?
One of the best. Outstanding.
FABULOUS! Thank you!
This was an amazing natural hair tutorial! Thank you so much! 😊
You are so welcome!!
I will be deep conditioning weekly starting today to see if that helps. Every thing else I have been doing well. I appreciate this video very much so. ❤
Thank you so much! Yes -- you hair will truly thank you for the deep condition!
@@KarenofCurlHouse Omg! It was amazing. I even used a heated cap. Can't wait to do it again next week. 🥰😇
@@TiarreaB.Naturally YASSSSSSS!!!! THAT IS AWESOME!!!!! You will be amazed at the long term benefits of deep conditioning! Keep it up!!!!!!!!!
@@KarenofCurlHouse Yayyy! I'm excited. 🥰 I appreciate the motivation. ❤️
Great information. Thanks so much!
You at very welcome!
Wow! You are so beautiful. ❤
Thank you so much 😊
This was really good info and you have lovely mannerisms, easy to understand and to the point.
Thank you so much! Much appreciated 🙌🏾
Thank u for the informative tips on maintaining natural hair. I'll definitely tried these tip. BTW your hair is gorgeous!
Thank you so very much!!!!
Hi Karen, how do you do a protein treatment at home?
Lady be careful who touches ur hair, everything this lady is telling you about hair growth. Try and if you can do your own hair at home. Some of the hairdressers had devil hands, when they touch ur hair it’ll never grow back again and ur hair will have an issue. That happened to me and am encouraged everyone to be careful about people that touch ur hair.
Hello there! I always recommend that you vet your hairstylist to make sure that she is best for you. Also, as a hairstylist (retired 🙌🏾) I do try to teach what I know so that women can take a hands on approach to maintain healthy hair even at home. Thanks for your feedback 🤗
You are ABSOLUTELY right! I was taught that at an early age.
😂😂😂it happened to me
I have had so many absolutely horrid experiences with hairstylists. I stopped going to professionals after I wanted blonde hair and she bleached it twice and I had to buzz cut my head. After that, I started taking things into my own hands. Finally found someone I trust to trim it twice a year, but thats the extend I'll allow someone in my head because I end up regretting it more times than not.
@@CurlTrek oh my! Bleach twice 🫣 I know it’s hard to find a good stylist! But good thing you have! Ain’t nothing wrong with caring for your own hair at home. 🙌🏾
Learned a lot. Thank you! 😊
You are very welcome!!! 🥰
I noticed you don’t ship to Canada.
How can I get your products?
Hi Audrey! Email me at info@curlhouse.com and I can get them to you.
Best hair video ever ! So clear, so simple ! And I can tell that I watch a lot of these. Thank you so much
Hey Angela! I thank you so very much!!! 💜. I enjoy sharing my nothing!
Thank you for the tips
You are very welcome!
I dont understand my hair….this is my hair process: I used to wash and deep condition every week then I found out that my hair is not dirty as the shampoo is still clean in my hands…and yes I must I agree I was a bit rough detangling so what I mean by rough when detangling is, I would use my wide tooth comb start from the bottom, and as I get to the top of my hair, I would use my hands to separate and instead of being gentle, because the hair would not separate smoothly I would just pull it apart while it’s snapping and crackling….. so now this last month July 2023 I don’t wash my hair every week. I wash my hair about twice a month and I can tell when it needs to be washed because my curls are not defined even when I use a bit of product. I don’t even detangle only when it’s wash day about 2-3 weeks so I find myself having to retwist my hair every night but now I’m extremely careful not to pull my hair I use little manipulation now as I did before my hair when retwisting I always put a product in the hair so that there is some slip, and when I have to section my hair and soon as I notice a tug, I stop gently pull the hair apart. If I can’t get the hair apart gently I will put a little bit more of leave in conditioner to create the slip to pull the tangle apart although it’s been just about a month I have not noticed any growth so with that said, why is it that when I re-twist my hair after having product in it from the night before my hair looks dull?
When I wash my hair and deep condition I used to put a curling cream in my hair and my hair would be pretty with curls in the morning but I can get the same result by using a leave in conditioner cream in my hair, twist my hair up in the night time, remove the curls, and the curls are still defined and pretty so the next day I don’t put any product in my hair. I’ll just twist it up remove the curls the next morning and my hair is not crunchy. It just looks dull and dry but it’s not dry because I had put product in it the day before why does my hair look dull and dry when it’s not ? And I’m hoping this new regimen will help me to retain the length? WHAT’S WRONG WITH MY HAIR!!?????😢
Your hair is beautiful!
Thank you so very much!!
Great tips! What deep conditioners do you recommend?
Hi Karen, What can we do to help scalp pain at home? I have burning scalp pain and tenderness on the front right side and tenderness in the front middle of my head on and off. This is going on 5 years and im in my 40s. No thinning or breakage. I had 1 dermatologist visit she saw nothing wrong with my scalp. But prescribed a Shampoo that was very drying. I used it for the 6wks it helped to reduce the pain temporarily. Please do a video on Scap pain. Thank you.
Scalp pain can be caused from tight braids
@@Morales705I don't wear tight styles even certain oils/gels cause that area of my scalp pain. It has to do with inflammation hormones...
What oil do you recommend to add to the deep conditioner?
I typically add jojoba or castor oil to my deep conditioner. Makes a world of difference!
Wow, I am learning so much since I came to this channel in trying to save and maintain my hair. thank you very much
Hello there!!!!! Awesome!!! if you have any unanswered questions or things you want to know, please let me know. 🤗
@@KarenofCurlHouse thank you. how does sounds I mix some Pure oils castor rosemary, olives, Teatree mint hemp oil and canto leave in conditioner I put it in my hair at night and put a plastic cap over it and go to sleep. Is that doing too much?
Wednesday I will be heading to Hyde Park in Chicago to purchase your products the most important thing I drink beer occasionally but on the weekends I drink beer I’m wondering if the yeast is helping in breaking my hair?
Really great video! I'll definitely implement those tips. Btw, you and your hair look very pretty!
YAY!!! Thank you so much!! I appreciate it!
Thank you Sis for the knowledge and Tips😊 New Subscriber
You’re welcome 😊. Thanks for watching!
You are absolutely adorable and absolutely correct! Thank you!😊
You are so welcome! I appreciate it!
I just stumbled on your channel, and everything made sense and seems user-friendly, i have to admit that i already use one technique moisturizer and sealing and now i will incorporate the others. Thankyou for sharing. Very informative.
You are very welcome!! And welcome to the Curl House Community 💜
Awesome channel!!! I love your care and professionalism. What is the best protein treatment you would recommend? Thank you in advance for your help ☺️
How do you know when your hair needs to be moisturize?
Hello there! This is a great question! Here's a video I created about moisture cycles. I think it will be helpful. I will also create another video within the next week and answer this question specifically. ruclips.net/video/dkAY9-mhyOc/видео.html
@@KarenofCurlHouse thank you so much!🥰
@@1frogsfoot236 You are very welcome!
Hey hey...new subie!
Welcome!! Please let me know if there is anything you like to know - always looking for new video content 😝
Thank you so much for All of your great tips. No one's ever explained it this welll. Now I think that it all makes sense. I'm going to follow you now. Keep it coming. 💖
I sure will keep them coming!
I really, really love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing all of your knowledge.
I appreciate it so much!!!!
Ty for this❤ I think I’m doing okay just need to add in some protein treatments.
Fabulous!! You'd be amazed at how small changes make a big difference!
Hi! What do you think of water only washing?
Hi there! Good question! One I had to give some thought. Generally speaking, water is the best thing for the hair, so it will certainly remove some dust off the surface of the hair, but if you are someone who uses lot of styling gels, creams, heavy butters...I don't think water only will remove all of this and that will result in buildup which could result in a host of other issues such breakage. i think incorporating water rinses into your routine is ok, but I wouldn't advise it as the only method of cleansing. BUT I have never tried it before so my curious mind will probably try it for a few weeks to test my theory 😂
@@KarenofCurlHouse I agree with you on the build up issue. I personally only use flaxseed gel and aloe vera gel on my hair, no oil, no butters, no products except for shampoo bar and detangling conditioner. I intend to give it a try... Thank you for your insight !
Loved your tips I have subscribed will continue to watch💕
Yay! Welcome to the Curl House Community!
Thank you so much Karen! 💓
You are welcome Sunshine!
@KarenofCurlHouse I'm so excited!!! Just ordered the bundle. Thank you again! ❤️
Very helpful advice. I do my own hair as well. I will be using these tips. I have alot of hair but have lost alot due to Chemo. . But these are good tips to maintain what hair I have left. Thank you.❤
Super glad they are helpful!!!
Hi Nobie, I hope you are back to health and doing well!💪🏼
I had radiation treatment and a lot of my hair came out. It grew back a totally different texture than I had before. It's now much more coarse and kinky. I'm still struggling to learn how to take care of this stranger-hair.
@@CharTurner6928 Hi and thank you so much. I Pray you are doing better as well. I'm doing quite well. I'm very thankful. I lost alot of hair. But I still have alot left. But unlike yours, my texture was once super kinky, coily& bushy. Now I have several different textures. My roots are now super smooth and wavy. The hair in my Crown is what I call a "Bird's nest". I no longer have (kitchens) as we use to call the coils at the nape of neck. It's all just straight hair. I keep my hair Twisted or plaited and just take it down at times if I want a more dressy appearance. I do have 2 clean spots on each of my temples but I can disguise them well. I havent had radiation. Only oral chemo. I have a 7 or 8 inch vase packed full of hair that I've lost. I don't complain. It's a process and Life is still Great, because it still exists. Thank you for reaching out.
@@CharTurner6928 Hey Char! Good to hear your health has returned! I know coarser textured hair is probably quite foreign to you. Let know if there is anything I can help with -- it's just a video away!
@@nobiewilliams7764 I'm glad you're doing well and thank you for the well wishes. I'm doing well too. You have a beautiful outlook on things. Like you, I'm thankful for where I'm at.
Girl, dealing with one texture is challenging enough but several different textures, uh, no thank youuu😄.
I'm keeping my haircare and styling simple by focusing on deep conditioning with each wash. Since I still struggle with my energy level, washing my hair as much as I want and need to isn't always possible so I try to keep it moisturized in-between time.
I also have been keeping my hair in cornrows however for some reason I struggle to do a quality twist, they come out looking crazy 😆but I keep trying.
I also got a couple of headband wigs and nice scarves which have been lifesavers.
Is hair oil safe for people that have foliticulitus?
Thank you!
You're very welcome! 🙌🏾
Hello Karen I really enjoy your videos as they're so informative and straight to the point. I'm a little bit confused with sealing with oil. As we know oil and water don't mix, so by applying oil won't that prevent any further moisture / hydration from penetrating?
Hello there! Thank you so much! I appreciate it. So the thing with oil is that the oil barrier is still permeable, so its not an absolute seal. Water/moisture can still pass though. This is why although I moisturize and seal, I still have to moisturize like every day (the grey area on top) because the seals or barrier is not absolute. Before I used to just use moisturizer only and it seemed like I couldn't go hours before my hair felt dry again.
Agreed. Oil is def not an absolute barrier. A perfect example is when I got my hair pressed last Wedn for a quick Martha’s Vineyard getaway over the wknd. Literally right after my hair appt I applied some oil to my scalp & hair in the car to prevent any frizz from the humidity in the air. Well what do ya know, to my surprise, by Sat my hair was a wrap (& not in a good doobie way lol) It completely frizzed up, so much so that I literally just had to twist it in a bunch of 2 strand twists before I went to bed so that by Sunday it wouldn’t be a complete afro. Which normally I have no issue with but I was going for a smoother look for my vacation. The point is, oil is never a complete barrier from moisture. It’s still a liquid afterall, with molecules that move.. unlike, say, concrete. Lol
Do you add the protein treatment to the deep conditioner
Hello there. No I keep them separate. I will do a protein treatment and followup with a moisturizing conditioner as step two
Thank you, Miss Karen, love your videos. Do you think those silk pillowcases are helpful, like Blissy, or just hype? For dry hair, i mean.
YES!! I have one! Lol! Posting a video on Saturday about pillowcases actually 😝
Thanku for the informative info. I am relaxed. After poo & conditioning, I use a leave in, to comb thru & detangle. I notice that is when I experience breakage. I dont know why
Hi Winter! Have you had a protein treatment recently? Although you are relaxed, this still applies ruclips.net/video/qyARPm2t_PY/видео.html
@@KarenofCurlHouse I had one a couple weeks ago. Its probably time for another one.
omg what a beautiful and stylish woman. What lipstick is that? Thanks for tips.
Thank you so much!!!! And I'm a MAC girl! That pink lipstick color I'm wearing is discontinued 😔 I'm scraping what left of the tube! LOL!
@@KarenofCurlHouse I'm a mac girl too! give me all the pinks and purples lined with chestnut or nightmoth😍
@@lionessrising Yassssss!!! Me too!! I have every pink and purple!!! Chestnut, Nightmoth, Cyber World is new one! And they discontinued Currant - that was my fav 🫤
I am so glad I found your Channel. I definitely need your help my hair is dry and has broken off, and I need some guidance I will be purchasing some items or your kit.
Welcome to the channel! I have videos on hair growth, breakage, moisture, etc. Here's a few that may help you: ruclips.net/video/g8nAxafl11Q/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/eVle9xr76U8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/uoVMGh-8fS4/видео.html
@@KarenofCurlHouse Thank you
Pls can somebody list out the tips
Here you go!
1) Moisturize and Seal Hair (put a water based product in ur hair for moisturizing and seal with an oil)
2) Deep Condition your hair ( Use a shower cap and condition your hair while under hooded dryer or no cap and steamer)
3) Get your ends trimmed every 3 to 6 months
4) Detangle Gently & Properly (Use a wide-toothed comb or detangling brush to detangle hair & detangle in sections)
5) Incorporate Protective Styles if needed
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Hey Sis, thanks for the tips. I love your shirt, where can I get one?
Umm .. I think this is a Walmart special -$3.99 😂
Hi Karen. What changes would you make to these five recommendations for people with thinning Sisterlocks? Thank you so much for all you do for us.
Hey Grace! Now that’s a separate video BUT I will do a video specifically on locks and thinning. Are you thinning at the crown?
@@KarenofCurlHouse yes at the crown and temple area. I have ccca and female pattern baldness.
But if oil ends up being a sealant, it means after you apply the oil, trying to re-moisturize it with something water-based, it won’t work as well. A seal allows water to stay in and also prevents water from going in. So you’ll need to wash your hair to remove the oil
Hey there! I can understand your concern as it can be confusing, but keep in mind that the oil is a permeable barrier, as opposed to an absolute barrier. So although I moisturize and seal, I still need to moisturize every two days or so (again, not an absolute seal), particularly the grey which is more high porosity. Here are a few videos to help more:
ruclips.net/video/eVle9xr76U8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/VOVfhWQ6E8g/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/g8nAxafl11Q/видео.html
how would you suggest moisturizing a twist out consistently? Adding water would disturb the definition of the twistout and create frizz.
Hi Ceily! That's the tricky thing with a twist out. The best way to do it is to moisturize at night and retwist before bed, so that it can dry overnight and still lock in that shape when you untwist the next morning.
is aloe vera gel a moisturizer?
Hey Char! Generally speaking -- Yes -- Aloe Vera gel can double as a moisturizer because aloe vera is primarily water and it is also a humectant so it helps your hair to retain moisture as well. However, because it is quite viscous, I would mix 1/2 water and 1/2 gel to dilute it some. Put in a spray bottle and mist it on your hair.
@@KarenofCurlHouse Thank you so much.
Hi Karen! I really needed to hear these things! I just had my hairdresser give me the BIG CHOP, and I want to grow it out. But I've been worried and concerned about retaining length. Sadly, I think my hair is 4B/4C, but my curls still define well😊 But I have a question. Is it okay to use a deep conditioner every week or two that has protein in it, but also has oils to balance it out too? Thank you! Love you!!! 😊😊♥️♥️
Hi Luwana! Wait a minute -- why did you say 'sadly, your hair is 4b/4c'? Why is that sad? 🤔. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR BIG CHOP! I'm so happy for you!!!!! Remember, regardless of your texture, its' unique and beautiful! Now is the time to get to know all of the amazing styling possibilities of your texture. This is when the fun begins!!!! So to answer your question, is the conditioner promoted as a 'protein conditioner' or as a moisturizing mask or conditioner? If it promoted as a protein treatment, then no, I would use it about once per month. Protein treatments have a high concentration of protein in them. Whereas even most moisturizing conditioner have a little protein and that's ok. So use the protein conditioner monthly and use a another conditioner weekly (in general). Hope this makes sense.
@@KarenofCurlHouse Hi again Karen! Lol. The conditioner is promoted as a deep conditioner, and it contains collagen and animal proteins. And yes, you answered my question VERY WELL😊♥️ Sorry, Karen. I guess I said "Sadly" about appearing to be 4B/4C because I'm still the victim of years of brainwashing from my grandmother, father, and even people who weren't in the family. Everyone always loved looser waves and curls, and anything tighter was viewed as bad, ugly, and hard to manage. At fourteen, when I finally got away from my grandmother doing my hair and an aunt who was really a beautician started doing it, she told me I had "nice" hair. I had NEVER heard of my hair being called nice. Then when two cousins did it once, they called it nice! I still don't know why they thought that. I know I still have to work on my mind set, and say positive affirmations about all of this! Thank you so much Karen! I wish I could meet you in person! Lol ♥️♥️♥️
Ladies, 6 months ago I decided to go natural. I have salt and pepper hair. But it took me a while (40 years) to appreciate my beautiful natural hair. Everything about natural hair is beautiful. I chopped it off and now I have about 5 inches of new growth. I love learning about my hair and seeing how it responds to different products and hair care to promote hair growth. I will never go back to relaxers or using heat on my beautiful coils again!
Sadly?!?
@@belizegal29 Uh, yes, but I just explained why I said that! Lol
New subbie here.....................Heeyyyyy!!!!!
Hey There ChiTown! Welcome to the Curl House Community!
How do you get this product
Hello there? What product are you referring to?
can you do some videos on seborrheic dermatitis? I've tried everything and still have the endless flakes,visible white patches ashy patches and scabs on my scalp . I told my PCP and she told me at first it was dandruff then said she doesn't know much about black hair. she prescribed a shampoo that did nothing
Hello there! Yes. I will add videos specific to SD in my monthly recordings so its coming. Its the meantime, here are a few videos I've recorded about scalp challenges. Also, do you eat alot of yeast foods? ruclips.net/video/3H85oITwBVU/видео.html
ruclips.net/user/live5I1Y5paXr_k
@Brandiisbeloved I had been struggling with seborrheic dermatitis for many years and recently tried chapter 2000 (a sulphur based cream) on my scalp. It worked wonders for me.
@@karentutu2245 Thanks for the product recommendation! Haven't heard of it. And most importantly, thank God your SD is under control! Aint't nothing like some scalp relief! 🙌🏾
Definitely also consider checking into diet and certain foods. High sugar content and other foods and give me flair ups
@@matttanesha5039 yes yes yes! Sugar is the culprit!