Although I am not washing, I am still keeping up with scalp and hair care. people are usually surprised that my press is that old when I am out and about. Thank you for making that comparison and for commenting and watching!
The natural hair community is too obseessed woth protein treatments/ bonding treatments. Usinf rice water,defoning curls with eco styler gel,using curling smoothies curling puddings and curlinf custards and curling souflees curling creams to define curls The natural hair community is obsessed with avoiding products that contain silicones,petrolatum, mineral oil, sulphates and sulfates / parabens . The natural hair community is obsessed with deep conditoning and using cocounut oil and onion juice. The natural hair community needs to understand that you don't need organic products for tour hair to grow long and healthy and you don't need to spend expensive money on unnecessary hair products for your hair to thrive sticking to a sulfate shampoo that cleans your scalp and using hair grease and lotion is fine it's very simple and not too complicated . You don't need sulfate free shampoo like creme of nature or can't or shea moisture ,mielle etc and other popular brands natural gurus push to you and market to you they are just getting paid to lie about the product to get promotion and sponsored for money. The natural hair community needs to uplift each other whether black women choose to be natural or relaxed and stop attacking and bashing each other over what another women chooses to do with their hair whether relaxed or natural. I love the fact that the natural hair movement taught black women their hair is beautiful and to appreciate and become more accepting of their hair in its afro state and even though I'm a relaxed girl im all for that but I'm not a part of the natural hair club. I feel like when it comes to hair you should not feel as though you have a burden placed upon yourself to be natural to showcase and assert black identity or black beauty and to be a representative for black beauty hair is hair I'm not my hair it's important to have fun be stylish and creative.
@@AnNeachDorcha Good morning! You may be new here, but there are two different hair routines expressed on our channel. Hello, my name is Jasso and I am the director at thewaitingroomnhb.com, which is a one-year membership program where women are learning how to grow and to take care of their hair from the comfort of their homes. We cater to women/young girls who wish to grow their hair in many different forms. It is a fun, private space where women can share freely. We also offer chances to win luxury hair giveaways and overall create a positive, non-toxic, environment. There were some women who contacted us wondering if it was possible to wear their hair either straight without heat damage or by heat training their hair. So, we accepted that challenge and began experimenting with ways to make this possible. Glory be to God, I was able to make this happen with no alteration to my curl pattern! I am not heat trained AT ALL. These results became possible with God first, with time, effort, research, expenses, hard work, determination, and my dream of advancing natural haircare techniques. On this channel, we problem solve, and create new, never before seen techniques as it pertains to kinky, coily, hair. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. As long as it does not infringe on the copyrights of thewaitingroomnhb, we are willingly answer your questions. Thank you for stopping by and for your comments! 😃
Hello! Thanks for your questions! There are many different variables to why one's hair doesn't stay straight, and there are many different techniques when it comes to keeping hair straight. Depending on these variables one must develop a curated response based on each individual. This video was conducted by request of women/girls contacting us to see if this was possible. Thus, we conducted an experiment, and these are the results as well as what we learned from trying to make this possible. Please stay tuned for further follow-up on this process. Thank you for stopping by and for your interest!
@@DynamicTouch Hallo, I personally don't need help retaining length or growing my hair, but I think it's fantastic that you two have created a program to help those who experience this issue.
@@leah38521 twice a week, i use a roller set to dry it for an hour then style it how ever i want straight/wavy/curly. look up ethiopian style roller set you should be able to find a good one.
Straight hair allows sebum to travel down the hair shaft and the use of less product can result in healthy scalp. No wet dark, creamy environment to create scalp issues.
So true, when wearing my hair natural I get terrible scalp psoriasis on my scalp after a few days of products/wash and gos. When my hair is straight all of that vanishes!
I saw a beautiful black woman who silk press her hair and don't wash it in 3 to 4 months and when she wash her hair she silk press again.she has hip length hair.......find out what work for you
I love your channel. I was natural for decades and got tired of it. The natural hair community is so toxic. I just recently started back flat ironing/ heat training my hair . I dont miss those long wash days and having to buy those million and one products not one bit . My routine is easy and simple now and my hair is thriving . I dont dread wash days any more . Being a straight hair natural is so much better
Since my hair is very coily and very long, my wash days will never be short, but I love this new routine because it is simpler and affordable. I also love that my curls bounce back without any heat damage. (check out my latest wash day to see my hair texture: ruclips.net/video/hAa_7KZ8oLI/видео.html ) It's nice to see so many women switching up their routines and thank you for sharing your experience!
I love that you were able to achieve this length with kinky hair. I’m a new straight natural but i love to wash my hair every 3-4 days. I’m still figuring out my routine 😭
Figuring out a scalp and hair routine can be very daunting! Don't worry, this video was just to show that this was possible! In time I am sure you can find a routine that fits well with your scalp and hair. Thank you for commenting and stopping by!
Straightening just helps protect the hair, because it drastically reduces the curls tangling and riping amongst themselves. I just bun mine or where a hat (I can at my job) and my hair grows like white girl hair 😂. I keep mine straight 3 months at a time. Hair is never dirty, just smells like the few products I use which are fruity. Our hair doesnt get dirty like white ppl hair ya'll, even straight, our coarse texture just doesnt hold dirt or smell. Its usually absorbing so much product, we have to reapply.
God first always! For me, it is important for my haircare to be Faith-based because with God all things are possible. Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@DynamicTouch no offense but isn't that dangerous since someone can try to copy you but they would not care properly for their scalp as they don't know how
Dry shampoo helps to keep the scalp clean and remove some of the excess oils. Ayurvedic clay powders can help as well if you want to go the natural route. My straight hair last me for 3 weeks. For the colder months I'm planning in keeping my hair straight for 3 weeks at a time while taking a 4 week break in between and give myself 2 wash day sessions to give myself a good cleaning and moisture.
Dry shampoo does not clean the scalp. It may soak up sebum but it does not kill any microbes on your scalp that cause scalp disorders such as dandruff. Dry shampoo is primarily a styling product created to temporarily fix the appearance of flat and oily hair in straighter hair types between actual frequent washing.
The secret is no products on the scalp, wait for sebum to come then comb the sebum down the length of the hair n wala no wash no scalp issues. Your prep is also VERY important too.
Please don’t do this to your hair… wash your hair at least 2 times a month… Press your hair after each wash 1 time. Never press your hair on dirty or greasy hair because it’ll cause hair damage, break and it’ll burn your hair out. When pressing your hair press each section for 3 seconds.
Glory to God!! I'm glad that you were able to notice the changes in length after 6 months' time. Very encouraging! Thank you for supporting and for stopping by!
My Aunt has been doing this for years and her hair is healthy and thick but somehow she has made it to where it doesn’t look greasy. I don’t know how she does it.
I’m glad I stumbled across your channel! I love your content (as a fellow natural hair guru). You hair is beautiful & reminds me of my texture. I like how you stated you use light/few products on your hair which, I believe aids in being able to wear it straight for longer. Do you grease your scalp during the duration?-or do you believe it leads to build-up? How do you take care of your scalp for the 3 month long duration? 🤔 Inquiring minds want to know, lol.
Thank you! Thank you so much for stopping by our channel! I use a particular hair serum for my new growth and another one to keep the length of my hair moisturized while straight. This is how I prevent dryness and breakage. Also, I do have a way to cleanse my scalp, but as of this time I do not plan to share it on RUclips. I do know of some women who use grease on their scalp, but they normally wear their hair straight for 6-8 week period. I believe that it is all up to the persons individual scalp care routine. Thank you for commenting and stopping by!
It's definitely not for everyone, I have a sister who is heat-trained, and she feels like she could never do my routine. Ultimately, it's always best to find a routine that works for you personally. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Amazing video! Very informative, very well detailed, and really gives me the courage to start heat training. I tried straightening my hair myself before but it always came out too puffy for me, now I will be more open to embracing the puff but still working with it and learning how I desire my hair. I am definitely subscribing!
As far as I know African woman in Africa who use chebe to grow their hair to butt length only use chebe and keep it on their hair for months before washing it out if at all (they may wait until their hair gets to desired length then wash and reapply) , so this method of growing kinky hair long sounds like a great method in the USA only if you don’t do much (swimming, workout, around people who smoke cigarettes, etc.) and this is great method for stay at home moms to try.
I am happy to hear that someone did this.Back in 2018 i told my bf that i believe my flat iron changed my hair texture and made it softer. But at the same time i wasn't sure and i thougt it was just in my head. But after looking at your vids. I realised that i knew what i was talking about along 😄. I'm happy that someone tried it also. And your hair looks so gorgeous♡♡♡
Hair as tightly coiled as mine loves it though. This is my personal routine and in public everyone always marvels at my hair while asking tons of questions but to each their own. I always encourage everyone to do what works for them. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I just started straightening my hair. I do believe it’s a protective style. I have straightened my hair three times. Once a month. I wash my hair once a month as well. My hair feels thicker. My hair is used to being washed once a week so i def need a clay mask more often. I think i will straighten it over the cold months then have to figure out another stretch style in the summer
I've been considering this for 3 weeks, hence the click on the video! Do you use a titanic or ceramic flat iron? you obviously dont sweat a lot as u wouldn't be able to keep it straight for long. Because I need the gym! I definitely wanna try this as I'm stuck at bra strap for 2 years - so I need the change to remove the tangles and knots! lol Do u do regular trims and add oils to your ends?
I use a hair serum overnight on my new growth which allows me to easily manage the hair. Other than that, I leave my hair as is. We are also looking into other methods to manage new growth without the re-application of heat. Currently we are still in the trail phase for our next project. Please feel free to stay tuned if interested. Thank you for commenting!
Yes, this routine is not for everyone, but I am just showing it is possible. My sister (who is heat-trained) cannot do my routine either. Thank you for watching and commenting!
You’re doing too much, and sacrificing a lot. Washing your hair 4 times a year is no hygienic, and if you say you workout then, even worse. Spending 12 hours to flat iron your hair - girl come on.
I personally love taking care of my hair, as it rewards me by growing even longer, Glory be to God. To me, it is fun. Thank you for commenting and watching!
Imagine only washing your hair 4 times a year, that's unhygienic if you ask me. Also the hair itself looks greasy, weighed down, stiff and the ends look thin. So all in all you have to sacrifice hygiene and style for length. Not worth it IMO
@@Mskyraelise If its not something you do, then why are you even here? I dont get women like you. What she is doing is working and her hair is thriving I smell some jealousy . Being natural is not the one way and also i see alot of natural with dry brittle hair that they been natural 10 or more years and still at neck length. Maybe take some notes .
I have my own way of removing buildup from my scalp. This routine may not be for you and a few others, but I am just showcasing that it is possible (for those interested). Thanks for stopping by and for sharing your views on my straight hair adventure/experiment!
I think it just depends on the hair texture I straighten my hair maybe 4 times through out the year if I want to wear a slick ponytail I’m going to straighten my hair for a while
Yes, I was looking for a long-term protective style alternative that allows me to wear my hair straight without being heat-trained or having alterations to my curl pattern. This was very important to me.
I have a way to keep my scalp clean, which I choose to keep private at this time. This routine has allowed my hair to flourish without any problems. Also, many traditional cultures have hair routines that include not washing your hair for extended periods of time. This is more common than western haircare which focuses on more frequent washing (which is fine if that is your favored routine). I believe that we all should do what's best for our hair, without passing judgement. In this video I was just sharing what works for me, and that it is possible for those who might be interested. Thanks for stopping by, watching, and commenting!
I’ve actually started washing my hair every 3 weeks now and I’m noticing a difference. I’m planning to see how long I can go. Not with straightened hair but blown out instead.
Hi! I straighten my hair and maintain it with The Golden Shimmer Hair Gloss, which keeps my hair from snapping and keeps my hair moisturized while straight. That's the simple version. commenting!
Straightening your hair gives you more length retention whether you use heat or relaxed it all depends on your hair regimen and how you take care of your hair whether its in a relaxed or natural state. The same things that are applied to a natural hair regime, can be appplied to a relaxed hair regimen even though they are in a totally differrrnt stste so i dont see the point of being a straight hair natural its not for me personally period. I said what i said. From what ive seen on youtube being a heat trained natural women means your hair is easily heat damaged. I see being a heat trained natural as a new trend on natural hair youtube that is very viral and popular at the minute.
Black females with natural hair (hair that has not been relaxed) who believe that it is their responsibility to harass and scold other black women who choose to still relax their hair.
Hello @Lauren Underwood, thank you for your interest! For all questions, please send us a message via email at letschatthewaitingroomnhb@gmail.com so we can best assist you. Thanks for stopping by and for commenting!
That's so cool! I usually do the same, but not for 3 months. For me, it is usually about a month and a half. I currently have my hair sitting in twists but I will flat iron again once summer ends and I have more of a routine down with ny Masters program 🥲🙃. Anyways, you and your sister continue to be blessed ❤️!
People freaking out about not washing for 3 months, but some do the same when they wear braids 3-6 months
Although I am not washing, I am still keeping up with scalp and hair care. people are usually surprised that my press is that old when I am out and about.
Thank you for making that comparison and for commenting and watching!
I’m a straight natural but I wash my hair every 2 weeks because of pollution etc
I am happy to see more straight hair naturals!
Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
The natural hair community is too obseessed woth protein treatments/ bonding treatments. Usinf rice water,defoning curls with eco styler gel,using curling smoothies curling puddings and curlinf custards and curling souflees curling creams to define curls
The natural hair community is obsessed with avoiding products that contain silicones,petrolatum, mineral oil, sulphates and sulfates / parabens . The natural hair community is obsessed with deep conditoning and using cocounut oil and onion juice. The natural hair community needs to understand that you don't need organic products for tour hair to grow long and healthy and you don't need to spend expensive money on unnecessary hair products for your hair to thrive sticking to a sulfate shampoo that cleans your scalp and using hair grease and lotion is fine it's very simple and not too complicated . You don't need sulfate free shampoo like creme of nature or can't or shea moisture ,mielle etc and other popular brands natural gurus push to you and market to you they are just getting paid to lie about the product to get promotion and sponsored for money. The natural hair community needs to uplift each other whether black women choose to be natural or relaxed and stop attacking and bashing each other over what another women chooses to do with their hair whether relaxed or natural.
I love the fact that the natural hair movement taught black women their hair is beautiful and to appreciate and become more accepting of their hair in its afro state and even though I'm a relaxed girl im all for that but I'm not a part of the natural hair club. I feel like when it comes to hair you should not feel as though you have a burden placed upon yourself to be natural to showcase and assert black identity or black beauty and to be a representative for black beauty hair is hair I'm not my hair it's important to have fun be stylish and creative.
Reversion? When I straightened my hair it doesn’t last 6 hours let alone 6 months. How did you keep it straight on hot humid days?
Her hair is heat trained. The more you put heat on your hair, the longer it will last. One of the perks of heat trained hair.
@@AnNeachDorcha Good morning! You may be new here, but there are two different hair routines expressed on our channel.
Hello, my name is Jasso and I am the director at thewaitingroomnhb.com, which is a one-year membership program where women are learning how to grow and to take care of their hair from the comfort of their homes. We cater to women/young girls who wish to grow their hair in many different forms. It is a fun, private space where women can share freely. We also offer chances to win luxury hair giveaways and overall create a positive, non-toxic, environment.
There were some women who contacted us wondering if it was possible to wear their hair either straight without heat damage or by heat training their hair. So, we accepted that challenge and began experimenting with ways to make this possible. Glory be to God, I was able to make this happen with no alteration to my curl pattern! I am not heat trained AT ALL. These results became possible with God first, with time, effort, research, expenses, hard work, determination, and my dream of advancing natural haircare techniques. On this channel, we problem solve, and create new, never before seen techniques as it pertains to kinky, coily, hair.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask. As long as it does not infringe on the copyrights of thewaitingroomnhb, we are willingly answer your questions.
Thank you for stopping by and for your comments! 😃
Hello! Thanks for your questions! There are many different variables to why one's hair doesn't stay straight, and there are many different techniques when it comes to keeping hair straight. Depending on these variables one must develop a curated response based on each individual.
This video was conducted by request of women/girls contacting us to see if this was possible. Thus, we conducted an experiment, and these are the results as well as what we learned from trying to make this possible.
Please stay tuned for further follow-up on this process.
Thank you for stopping by and for your interest!
@@DynamicTouch Hallo, I personally don't need help retaining length or growing my hair, but I think it's fantastic that you two have created a program to help those who experience this issue.
@@AnNeachDorcha heat trained? Or the hair is dead??
Straightening my hair made it grow down to by bum! Its the best protective style.
How often do you straighten it ?
@@leah38521 twice a week, i use a roller set to dry it for an hour then style it how ever i want straight/wavy/curly. look up ethiopian style roller set you should be able to find a good one.
Very nice . Does this mean that you dont blow dry or flat iron?
What do you do when your scalp gets itchy? Also, do you use any oils?
Straight hair allows sebum to travel down the hair shaft and the use of less product can result in healthy scalp. No wet dark, creamy environment to create scalp issues.
This is why I’m considering becoming a straight hair natural
So true, when wearing my hair natural I get terrible scalp psoriasis on my scalp after a few days of products/wash and gos. When my hair is straight all of that vanishes!
I saw a beautiful black woman who silk press her hair and don't wash it in 3 to 4 months and when she wash her hair she silk press again.she has hip length hair.......find out what work for you
I love your channel. I was natural for decades and got tired of it. The natural hair community is so toxic. I just recently started back flat ironing/ heat training my hair . I dont miss those long wash days and having to buy those million and one products not one bit . My routine is easy and simple now and my hair is thriving . I dont dread wash days any more . Being a straight hair natural is so much better
Since my hair is very coily and very long, my wash days will never be short, but I love this new routine because it is simpler and affordable. I also love that my curls bounce back without any heat damage. (check out my latest wash day to see my hair texture: ruclips.net/video/hAa_7KZ8oLI/видео.html ) It's nice to see so many women switching up their routines and thank you for sharing your experience!
I love that you were able to achieve this length with kinky hair. I’m a new straight natural but i love to wash my hair every 3-4 days. I’m still figuring out my routine 😭
If it is because of itchy scalp (my case), I know that there are some products dedicated (but it kind of defeat the whole "less products" purpose :( )
Figuring out a scalp and hair routine can be very daunting! Don't worry, this video was just to show that this was possible! In time I am sure you can find a routine that fits well with your scalp and hair.
Thank you for commenting and stopping by!
Straightening just helps protect the hair, because it drastically reduces the curls tangling and riping amongst themselves.
I just bun mine or where a hat (I can at my job) and my hair grows like white girl hair 😂.
I keep mine straight 3 months at a time. Hair is never dirty, just smells like the few products I use which are fruity.
Our hair doesnt get dirty like white ppl hair ya'll, even straight, our coarse texture just doesnt hold dirt or smell. Its usually absorbing so much product, we have to reapply.
Do you work out/ sweat? I don’t see this working for me lol
there’s videos on youtube that helps to not sweat out your hair
The scalp can be kept clean every two weeks or whenever needed using witchhazel and a cloth.
You just have to make sure it's stretched properly. Grease helps a lot with reversion.
That's how I grew my hair ....washing as little as possible with as little as possible manipulation
The fact that you give reverence to God is all that matters. God before all. You go girl! Do what Jesus tells you and no other opinions matter!!
God first always! For me, it is important for my haircare to be Faith-based because with God all things are possible.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Love it,but how do you keep your scalp clean?
It's possible! Right now, I do not have any plans to share it on RUclips!
Thanks for commenting and stopping by our channel!
@@DynamicTouch no offense but isn't that dangerous since someone can try to copy you but they would not care properly for their scalp as they don't know how
Dry shampoo helps to keep the scalp clean and remove some of the excess oils. Ayurvedic clay powders can help as well if you want to go the natural route. My straight hair last me for 3 weeks. For the colder months I'm planning in keeping my hair straight for 3 weeks at a time while taking a 4 week break in between and give myself 2 wash day sessions to give myself a good cleaning and moisture.
Dry shampoo does not clean the scalp. It may soak up sebum but it does not kill any microbes on your scalp that cause scalp disorders such as dandruff. Dry shampoo is primarily a styling product created to temporarily fix the appearance of flat and oily hair in straighter hair types between actual frequent washing.
witchhazel is what I use to keep my scalp clean while wearing crochet braids. I apply it with a cloth and gently rub.
Wow you went that long without cleaning your scalp ? I could never cause of scalp issues and cause it's skin
The secret is no products on the scalp, wait for sebum to come then comb the sebum down the length of the hair n wala no wash no scalp issues. Your prep is also VERY important too.
Please don’t do this to your hair… wash your hair at least 2 times a month… Press your hair after each wash 1 time. Never press your hair on dirty or greasy hair because it’ll cause hair damage, break and it’ll burn your hair out. When pressing your hair press each section for 3 seconds.
Hello dear I’m here for this. Your hair hair has grown . I can see the difference. Wow love your hair.🥰💋😍💜
Glory to God!! I'm glad that you were able to notice the changes in length after 6 months' time. Very encouraging! Thank you for supporting and for stopping by!
My Aunt has been doing this for years and her hair is healthy and thick but somehow she has made it to where it doesn’t look greasy. I don’t know how she does it.
Thank you for the tips. Im relaxed. 🙏🏽🕊️✝️🕊️
I’m glad I stumbled across your channel! I love your content (as a fellow natural hair guru). You hair is beautiful & reminds me of my texture. I like how you stated you use light/few products on your hair which, I believe aids in being able to wear it straight for longer. Do you grease your scalp during the duration?-or do you believe it leads to build-up? How do you take care of your scalp for the 3 month long duration? 🤔 Inquiring minds want to know, lol.
Thank you! Thank you so much for stopping by our channel! I use a particular hair serum for my new growth and another one to keep the length of my hair moisturized while straight. This is how I prevent dryness and breakage. Also, I do have a way to cleanse my scalp, but as of this time I do not plan to share it on RUclips.
I do know of some women who use grease on their scalp, but they normally wear their hair straight for 6-8 week period. I believe that it is all up to the persons individual scalp care routine.
Thank you for commenting and stopping by!
Six months is a true journey. I would like to do this.
It's definitely not for everyone, I have a sister who is heat-trained, and she feels like she could never do my routine. Ultimately, it's always best to find a routine that works for you personally.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Amazing video! Very informative, very well detailed, and really gives me the courage to start heat training. I tried straightening my hair myself before but it always came out too puffy for me, now I will be more open to embracing the puff but still working with it and learning how I desire my hair. I am definitely subscribing!
As far as I know African woman in Africa who use chebe to grow their hair to butt length only use chebe and keep it on their hair for months before washing it out if at all (they may wait until their hair gets to desired length then wash and reapply) , so this method of growing kinky hair long sounds like a great method in the USA only if you don’t do much (swimming, workout, around people who smoke cigarettes, etc.) and this is great method for stay at home moms to try.
That's what I was thinking too
They also use grease to seal in the moisture after putting in the chebe I never hear anyone talking about this they use grease with the chebe
Thank you for watching and commenting!
I am happy to hear that someone did this.Back in 2018 i told my bf that i believe my flat iron changed my hair texture and made it softer. But at the same time i wasn't sure and i thougt it was just in my head. But after looking at your vids. I realised that i knew what i was talking about along 😄.
I'm happy that someone tried it also. And your hair looks so gorgeous♡♡♡
Sweating?
Can’t do this because I have dandruff and itchy scalp. Also What would you say the thickness of your individual hair strands are?
It looks greasy, not cute. Not trying to be mean but…
Hair as tightly coiled as mine loves it though. This is my personal routine and in public everyone always marvels at my hair while asking tons of questions but to each their own. I always encourage everyone to do what works for them.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
This amazing for you but it would never woek for me.
I just started straightening my hair. I do believe it’s a protective style. I have straightened my hair three times. Once a month. I wash my hair once a month as well. My hair feels thicker. My hair is used to being washed once a week so i def need a clay mask more often. I think i will straighten it over the cold months then have to figure out another stretch style in the summer
How do you get such long hair your hair is beautiful? How do you stay heat trained without heat damage?
I’m keeping my hair straight for 3 months I’m excited it’s week 3 rn
I have to try this over the winter because your girl likes the beach/pool too much to maintain straight hair this long 😫
I've been considering this for 3 weeks, hence the click on the video! Do you use a titanic or ceramic flat iron? you obviously dont sweat a lot as u wouldn't be able to keep it straight for long. Because I need the gym! I definitely wanna try this as I'm stuck at bra strap for 2 years - so I need the change to remove the tangles and knots! lol Do u do regular trims and add oils to your ends?
I do the same thing, but what do you do with your new growth? Do you blow dry it or straighten it?
I use a hair serum overnight on my new growth which allows me to easily manage the hair. Other than that, I leave my hair as is. We are also looking into other methods to manage new growth without the re-application of heat. Currently we are still in the trail phase for our next project. Please feel free to stay tuned if interested.
Thank you for commenting!
@@DynamicTouchwho is "we"? Who are you talking about specifically?...
@PlusVK22 Probably her sister she mentioned at the beginning of the video 🤷🏽♀️
Well 3 months is long no way i can go that long thanks for the tips tho
Yes, this routine is not for everyone, but I am just showing it is possible. My sister (who is heat-trained) cannot do my routine either.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
You’re doing too much, and sacrificing a lot. Washing your hair 4 times a year is no hygienic, and if you say you workout then, even worse. Spending 12 hours to flat iron your hair - girl come on.
I personally love taking care of my hair, as it rewards me by growing even longer, Glory be to God. To me, it is fun. Thank you for commenting and watching!
Very great information wanted to know how this would work for not washing ur hair for that long thank you so much
Imagine only washing your hair 4 times a year, that's unhygienic if you ask me. Also the hair itself looks greasy, weighed down, stiff and the ends look thin. So all in all you have to sacrifice hygiene and style for length. Not worth it IMO
Agreed
@@Mskyraelise If its not something you do, then why are you even here? I dont get women like you. What she is doing is working and her hair is thriving I smell some jealousy . Being natural is not the one way and also i see alot of natural with dry brittle hair that they been natural 10 or more years and still at neck length. Maybe take some notes .
Not gonna lie, i dont like it either.
I have my own way of removing buildup from my scalp. This routine may not be for you and a few others, but I am just showcasing that it is possible (for those interested).
Thanks for stopping by and for sharing your views on my straight hair adventure/experiment!
I said same thing.
Relaxers work best for me.
I think it just depends on the hair texture I straighten my hair maybe 4 times through out the year if I want to wear a slick ponytail I’m going to straighten my hair for a while
Have you been natural all your life.
Your hair is gorgeous!
Thank you so much! Thank you for watching and commenting!
So, in 6 months you wash the hair 2 times? And then you just flat iron 2 times then?
Yes, I was looking for a long-term protective style alternative that allows me to wear my hair straight without being heat-trained or having alterations to my curl pattern. This was very important to me.
Imagine you don’t take a shower in 3 months….Imagine if you don’t wash a part of your skin for months… this cant be good.
I have a way to keep my scalp clean, which I choose to keep private at this time. This routine has allowed my hair to flourish without any problems. Also, many traditional cultures have hair routines that include not washing your hair for extended periods of time. This is more common than western haircare which focuses on more frequent washing (which is fine if that is your favored routine).
I believe that we all should do what's best for our hair, without passing judgement. In this video I was just sharing what works for me, and that it is possible for those who might be interested.
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If you do the scoop and spread u can go max 8 month without washing
I’ve actually started washing my hair every 3 weeks now and I’m noticing a difference. I’m planning to see how long I can go. Not with straightened hair but blown out instead.
funny enough, my hair thrives when I dont do anything with it.
So what’s the routine when straightened
Hi!
I straighten my hair and maintain it with The Golden Shimmer Hair Gloss, which keeps my hair from snapping and keeps my hair moisturized while straight.
That's the simple version. commenting!
Straightening your hair gives you more length retention whether you use heat or relaxed it all depends on your hair regimen and how you take care of your hair whether its in a relaxed or natural state. The same things that are applied to a natural hair regime, can be appplied to a relaxed hair regimen even though they are in a totally differrrnt stste so i dont see the point of being a straight hair natural its not for me personally period. I said what i said.
From what ive seen on youtube being a heat trained natural women means your hair is easily heat damaged. I see being a heat trained natural as a new trend on natural hair youtube that is very viral and popular at the minute.
Black females with natural hair (hair that has not been relaxed) who believe that it is their responsibility to harass and scold other black women who choose to still relax their hair.
Girl I have so many questions can I find you on insta?
@@cfoster6804 oh I didn’t know there was a paid group. There is so much good info in this video tho!
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That's so cool! I usually do the same, but not for 3 months. For me, it is usually about a month and a half. I currently have my hair sitting in twists but I will flat iron again once summer ends and I have more of a routine down with ny Masters program 🥲🙃. Anyways, you and your sister continue to be blessed ❤️!