Black Women Swap Wash Day Routines
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Can someone with 4c hair use the same products as someone with 3b hair? Well we're about to find out as we challenge Black women to swap wash day routines ➡️
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pip is absolutely gorgeous
Exactly both of them are
Agreed
Yes she is.
Usually when I use avocado or banana mix. I use a mesh strainer so I can avoid bits of avo in my hair.
My routine ☺️💖
1. Lightly detangle with water before wash (Especially when just coming out of a protective style.)
2. Rinse hair in shower really good
3. Wash with aussie shampoo in a downward motion (like in the movies)
4. Condition and detangle as lightly as possible.
5. Leave in for 15-30 mins (with plastic bag or shower cap)
6. Rinse out really good
7. Either blow dry or get a moisturizer and work it through your hair with a light coat of grease. Then twist each section ( just a little bit of grease/ oil on your scalp. To much can block your follicles)
8. Wear a satin scarf/bonnet until you are ready to style again and/or re-moisturize
Additional tips:
Keep your ends clipped
Don’t over process your hair with to much product
If needed, get a protein treatment
Give your scalp some love ❤️ ( Aka massage that thang)
KEEP HAIR AS MOISTURIZED AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE.
That routine saved my hair☺️
This was really interesting to watch - I like that it was not only different routines but also different types of curls
Hanifa: "it smells like food :/ ". Meanwhile Pip is having to wash actual food out of her hair xD
Right I'm like girl you put avocado in your hair
Exactly what I said 😂
I know right lol 😆
Pro tip: you can watch movies on instaflixxer. Me and my gf have been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Luciano Cristiano yea, been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)
I’d be curious to see them complete their own wash day routines and what their hair typically looks like after.
Of course 3type can use 4c well but the reverse might not work well
“Avocado chunks in my hair”😭😭😭
Conditioner
Water
Aloe vera juice
Sometimes leave in conditioner(tryna switch crom Cantu. Dont know what to use anymore lol)
And olive oil
Thats all I Use nowadays. Works well for me🤷🏿
am I early or something? 4 comments and 19 likes
WHERE IS EVERYONE
It is actually good for your hair (and your skin) if you dont use the same products forever. So a change here and there can be really beneficial for you.
What I do
Tbsp of mayo 2 eggs and olive oil mixed together
Then apply it to my hair in sections while finger detangling then twist up the sections and put them into Bantu nots.
Put a plastic bag on my head then three scarves on top of the bag and leave it in for an hour.
Then go into the shower and shampoo and condition my hair in twists.
Then re braid each section/twist and put that in a bun and leave it in those braids for 1-2 weeks.
💖Results💖
my hair has gone from ear length to almost armpit length in less than 2 years. Really good routine and I have had major setbacks in that amount of time so if you do things perfectly you could probably reach bra strap length in 2 years.
Yeah, you should really have sieved/strained that avocado mix.
Gurl, I've made the same exact mistake before, but with a banana and avocado mix. It was much worse.
Use a Nutri Bullet to get that avocado 🥑 mix smoooooth!
I want to be like Hanifah and be all hippie as Pip mentioned but I have 4C hair like Pip. I've made that same hair mask like 3 times. It was a way for me to save money on conditioner while living in super expensive London. But I had the same issue where there would be bits left in my hair. Or the egg would cook in my hair. Now that I no longer live in London and can afford to splurge more, I buy from a Black Owned brand called Ecoslay. I really like their matcha protein treatment and their banana deep conditioner.
This was so interesting! I didn’t know how much work this hair is! It’s amazing to watch! How often do y’all have to wash it? Two hours of work I would hope you wouldn’t have to do it more then once a week
twice a month for me because it's usually in braids cause it's too big to keep open often
Can men use these products as well if they have the same hair type?
Of course, hair products have no gender
@@adrianrussell8426 Thank you, I wanted to suggest these products to my bf, he has 4C type hair as well, so its hard to find products that work for his hair type.
This is a stupid question
@@jessh3379 there are no genuine stupid questions.
The fact that today was my wash day
Hanifa's hair texture looks more like 4a, perhaps 3c. I see 3b as small, usually defined slinky curls (sometimes loose) on non-afro and sometimes mixed hair. 3b hair usually doesn't stay parted stiff like that @9:26, nor does it have fluffy roots. Examples of celebrities with 3b hair are Andie Mcdowell, Nicole Kidman, Kangana Ranaut, etc. 3c is a mixture of afro-texture and these curls. 4a is quite woolly with many small coily curls on afro and mixed hair.
I felt the same wayyyyy. I think if anything her hair looked a combo of 3c and 4a but im skeptical about considering it 3b.
it definitely isn’t 3b, there’s a specific texture 3c+ has and she has it.
Exactly what I thought as well! I'd say my hair is 3b and it's nowhere as coily as hers is
Although I agree that her texture is a bit mostly 3c, it could still qualify as 3b I’ve had that kind a hair my whole life (a bit finer than hers) and it has always has been called 3b hair
The celebrities you stated (in my opinion) aren’t even in the “3” category it’s not even curly
@@orangeoranges8690 If you google the names of these celebrities along with "natural hair" or "young", you'd see their hair are naturally tightly curled from root to tip, as if they had a perm. Type 2 hair is wavy (little to no spirals). Type 3 is curly. Type 4 is coily and a common trait amongst African/Caribbeans, although (all these three types can be considered a type of curl). I wouldn't consider these celebrities to have 3a hair as I see 3a hair as large curl pattern with a smooth texture, like Sandra Oh for example. Type 2c hair would be tight waves with some curl, like Shakira. The person in the video could possibly have a mixture of types - such hybrids are common amongst mixed-race people, and also some Arabs, East Africans and Afro-Latinas, and perhaps Oceanic and Dravidian peoples. That being said, I have 1b hair, but my ends (which tend to be thinner) can get a little bit wavy and sometimes curly - I don't consider myself to have a hybrid of hair types as curls are determined by the shape of the follicles. It's quite important to differentiate between afro-textured and non-afro hair as haircare products for afro hair can be too rich for non-afro hair, and non-afro haircare may not be adequate enough for robust yet dry afro hair and scalp.
Automated responses since I haven’t watched the video yet
Oh wow I’m surprised how well this worked
Wow this went horribly
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@@vad3ryt828 You were correct I am not disappointed
@@hrh07_44 lol thx
Even without watching, these responses don't seem suitable for the content and title
Cantu does not agree with my hair at all. Soo drying. Even though it smells good. The Hair mayonnaise is so nostalgic.
now, im wondering if i have 3b hair. hers looks a lot different then mine
Just the density or the actual curl pattern, because if it’s just density or texture you probably still have 3b
@@orangeoranges8690 texture and density.. mine isnt like that.
I can’t see how she is a 3b.
Anyone else only use shampoo and conditioner and then are done with their hair routine? 😂😂
Yesss
I wish
yes and i have 3b/3c hair
Yep. I have locs.
no 🤣
You have to blend the avocado until it's smooth.
I love the name Pip
Both of their hair turned out trash. But they were nice in response to whether they like each other's routines 💯😜
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The girl is not 3b she's 3c with some heat damage
She’s 3b
@@ellarug9382 I think she is 3c with some 3b but a bit more on the 3c side. 😁✌️🏽
3b hair tends to be a wave in a vet state.
(sorry for my spelling)
@@ellarug9382 no
what does the rice water do
It grows your hair
It creates another layer so it doesn’t really “grow” your hair but protects your hair from things like split ends.(sorry for the bad English)
It’s a protein treatment
why is there no one here
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Why did they use that American system to measure hair texture? I dunno anymore...🙄 30.11.2020
How is 4c American
What?
What other systems are there? 🤔
It’s not that since Americans invented it we can’t use it
@@Salma.Salma.Salma. Just because it's there doesn't mean you have to use it. That chart is rubbish anyway.
@@Salma.Salma.Salma. I take it you haven't heard of the hair porosity test. That's a more accurate way of testing hair to see if it's high or low porosity.
Shouldn't this go on cocoa butter Channel?
2 glocks no 22gz
NO no. All wrong. 🤦♀️Both of you have terrible hair routines that's why your hair came out that way. Avocado? No sis, no.🤦♀️🤣 You need the LOC/LCO method. Liquid, oil, cream, Or Liquid, cream, oil. Now pick a product from light to heavy.✨👌 If you cannot use heavy products, then for your LIQUID use water, if you can go heavier use a spray leave in conditioner, for heaviest liquid use a lotion leave in. CREAM use a light curling custard, heavier; a styling cream, heaviest; hair butter. OIL I like Jojoba, Neem & Brahmi for light. ✔Jamaican Black Castor oil for medium , heaviest Grease. because some people need grease. 👀
Didn’t know that that was a thing but it’s basically what I do, except I usually skip creams because I’m lazy. Spray leave in conditioner, spray protein conditioning spray treatment, black caster oil and sometimes argon oil to.
I don't care much for their routines, but LOC/LCO isn't as helpful of a method either. Most people do not need oil that isn't in a product. On top of the moisturising shampoos, it's a recipe for disaster in terms of hydration. A leave in has all the components, there's really no basis to separate and apply in a certain order other than the feel of the hair. Texture does not mean dry.
Ppl have different routines because they have different hair, I just use leave in and a mix of castor oil and glycerin, my friend just uses whipped shea butter. Different hair likes different things
All I'm going to say is what the Hell !!!! ?????