HEAT STRETCHING HAIR FOR LENGTH RETENTION - 4B/4C Natural Hair
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- Are you afraid of heat? When heat is applied to hair correctly this can be a great way of retaining length!
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Heat has personally helped my sanity and has helped me to stay natural. Prior to heat stretching I was experiencing tons of single strand knots. I think blow drying is ok without the flat ironing. I'm bra strap length 4b coarse texture.
For me personally: On wash days I would either have my hair blow dried and flat ironed by a professional. Or on wash days I would wear two strand twists as a protective style. I would style my two strand twists in a ponytail or bun. When I wanted to change my look while I had two strand twists in I would wear a half wig. However, since my curls have loosened since the professional flat iron styles, I have experienced less single strand knots. I'm thinking of using curlformers more in my regimen now.
My hair is a little past arm pit length and its 4b and coarse. I used to have tons of single strand knots which I believe didn't aid in me retaining any length. Also, my hair would dry out easily. I began heat stretching my hair more and I go to the salon every 3-4 months for a silk press and trim. I haven't experience any single strand knots in over a year.
For a few months I was getting my hair professionally silk pressed back to back to back. I think I will try to go at least 3-4 months in between silk presses too. Since my curl pattern has loosened, less single strand knots...However, the pro is also a con...I lost my true curl pattern...
Right now I still have texture...My hair went from 4b/4c to 4a...maybe 3c...However I fear if I get silk presses every two weeks it may become too loose. That's why I'm thinking that when I use heat I may just tension dry or have the professional stylist do a blow dry only...
I agree with all of you, knots prevent length retention, the only way to prevent knots is by keeping the ends stretched and healthy.
I've been natural 3 1/2 yrs. I've always heat trained my hair the whole time. I use low blow dry heat and low flat iron heat once a month. My hair is bra strap length. And medium thickness I get so many compliments from women. My hair has out grown both of my girlfriends who have been natural longer than me because they never straighten their hair. I have 4b 4c hair. Yes, heat trained hair is the best kept secret along with braids or twist to allow for rest at times.
08094denise Doesn't heat training damage your hair? I thought that led to heat damage
Not if you take all the precautions regarding protecting your gain from heat. My mom had a friend who had long hair down her back and it was ALWAYS straight. I swore she must've had heat damage but one day she wore a wash n go and her hair was so curly and beautiful , no heat damage whatsoever. Her secret, she would use water and a thick orange grease to blowout and flat iron her hair. So I guess you have to know your hair, some peoples hair can take heat and still be very healthy.
Me too!
08094denise hello!
Wooooow I been natural since april19, 2012 I am struggling with hair styles and can you tell me how to do stretching I have 4b4c hair. It drives me crazy the natural curls and waves.
"Before scientists come for me in this video" lol! 🌾🌾🌾 LOVE IT!
+Cookie Miller lol lol just had to clarify as this topic can be controversial 😆😆😅
Have you ever used Virgin Hair Fertilizer? And if so, how were the results for you? I've heard loads about it and just bought some last week...
i believe heat stretching is great for 4c hair types
Tgore2 me too
If you want your hair to stay straight. Only straighten it in the fall and winter. Summer is a lost cause.
Amen! Where I am, it gets humid. I also sweat a lot and I love the beach. I can learn to forget about straight hair at that time, lol.
Jane Madison
Or get a straight wig in the summer that is your length and color if you really want the straight look. Haha.
Course you'll be sweatin up a storm under that "hat". But its moisture. 😃
You are soooooo right about heat helping us 4c girls with fairy knots.
YAAAAAS! When I stopped being afraid of heat, and had a epiphany that heat could be my hairs savior with proper usage; it was on and popping from that point forward. Love my blow dryer and comb attachment, I don't even flat iron. My hair has been thriving!!!!💇
+bjbrownbob it really helps!!
I can feel your annointing even when you only speak about hair :-) Thankyou, great advice, be blessed
There are many women that heat stretch and it works fine for them. it's a great idea imo
+Body Boss Fitness LLC yes thank you!
I have 4b hair and my hair loves heat. Shedding is reduced by about 80%. My hair doesn't feel as dry. I've now come to really dislike styling my hair on wet hair. I still do, though. I big chopped in January and my hair is working its way to bra strap length. So heat isn't always bad! My natural hair is thriving and I absolutely attribute it, partially, to me adding heat. Awesome, informative video! Thanks for sharing. :)
I'm sure your hair doesn't like heat. It just likes being stretched
@Privat, how are you going to tell someone what their hair likes or dislikes? I didn't know you lived in their scalp. And FYI, I also have 4b hair and my hair THRIVED with heat when I used to use it regularly. I would blow dry and flat iron every two weeks without any issue and had 100% reversion every time. Got rid of my knots, shedding, naps, etc and my hair grew without manipulation. If most naturals understood how to use heat correctly, there wouldn't be so much ignorance and fear
The only reason I stopped using heat was because it took so damn long to do all my hair. More than 5 hours on my feet. I got better shit to do.
Thank you!!! I wasn't going to warrant her ridiculous comment with a response, but I'm glad you did! Haha! I completely agree with you! I have 100% reversion every time. Like I said... My hair LOVES heat and it keeps my hair healthy. My hair doesn't simply like to be "stretched". I know what I said and I meant what I said...So please... Just stop it. Lol.
Lol y'all are being so fucking dramatic
So this may sound weird but I also have been praying about ways to grow my hair, had the urge to flat iron it at least once a month on low heat. My hair doesn't hate heat and haven't had damage before .Weird because I feel like this is a confirmation! Lol Going to try it this month and see how it goes. Thank you !
4c low porosity thick thick collar bone length. 1. Every late Saturday night, Hot oil overnight with olive oil put hair in 12 big twist 2. In the early Morning Squeeze in vo5 one twist at a time and carefully detangle, after all 12 are detangled, spray scalp with water and Poo scalp outside the shower. Using handheld shower handle rinse hair well, squeeze in DC to each twist and GHE for 1 hour, get in the shower and do a final rinse to the hair. Spray hair with leave-in of choice, seal with grapeseed oil (secret heat protectant) then blow dry with Revlon brush/dryer on low or cold. After hair is dry spray one twist at a time with two or three shots of heat protectant, comb through, and flat iron ABSOLUTELY ONE PASS 400 degrees. At night: Massage scalp for 5-10 min. rub hands with olive oil and Put hair in 12 big tight twist or braids and wrap the twist around the circumference of the head and use big Bobby pins to secure it for stretch. After twist are wrapped carefully put on a pair of stocking on your head and ease the bobbypins through the holes and wrap the legs around your head. In the morning untwist and shake and lightly separate I DO NOT USE A COMB AT ALL DURING THE WEEK. I do not use a comb again until my hair is hot oiled and has vo5 conditioner added for slip. So I basically wear a straightened twist out all week and twist the hair every night to insure it looks neat everyday. Doing hair once a week keeps hair and ends moisturized. Keeping hair straightened prevents single strand knots which kill retention because your constantly trying to rake through the knots. Doing a nightly twist up, and daily twist out allows you to look super cute without using a comb.
Has your curl pattern changed?
It has been years since your original comment, but let me see if you respond. Essentially you do this every week? So that’s 52 presses a year? I like that you have your regimen locked in with no comb during the week.
The thing is, she doesnt straighten her hair constantly so it really isnt harming her and she also uses natural oils which helps her hair. Especially since she has low porosity. Oils work perfectly for her! I love this video! I am still figuring out my hair and this seems like a really good method for her hair type! Heat is definitley not the enemy! xoxoxoxo KayH
Exactly, I agree heat is not the enemy; it's using excessive high heat that's the culprit.
U ARE SOOO RIGHT! HEAT IS NOT THE ENEMY FOR EVERYONE!
I feel like God is just blessing you and growing your hair through His power. When I flat iron I get heat damage so I stretch my hair with curlformers but heat stretching is really working for you. I also have scalp issues so if I go longer than a week without washing my hair my scalp starts to smell. I live in a humid climate so I'm sure that contributes to it as well.
Not using heat is like having long hair and can't show it because your scared of heat. But Me personally heat will damage my hair even more. My hair is dry and I get a lot of split ends. I love your hair though. Keep doing what works for you.
I was blow drying my hair once/week for about 2 months and I noticed a ton of split ends. I don't even wear my hair straight (flat ironed) but just blow drying made a huge difference.
+ Latisha Lobban Are you saying the blow dryer caused the split ends? I think for 4c hair, it is pointless to heat stretch with a blow dryer. It makes more sense to use a flat iron on very low heat with 1 pass to give the blow out effect. This way, there is less heat going across the strands.
I think so. That along with sleeping with my hair out at night and neglecting moisturizing quite a bit.
I trimmed about half an inch and the split ends are gone for now. My hair always smells like its burning when i flat iron :(
+77deerose sounds like you need intensive moisture in your hair. It generally shouldn't get split ends so much. Mine used to until I started doing deep conditioners every week and steaming it. Also DIY (egg + avocados) protein treatments biweekly can cause a difference Hopefully that can help if you are not already doing that Xx
Go to hot combing sis. go back to your roots. no fat ironing but just coming Thur hair with a hot comb! don’t forget to use the back of the comb though, look up some vids!
That s what I was always thinking 😍heat isn't always an enemy.
+Ariobosa Peace Emonvuon indeed!
I think if you don't do it constantly it should be fine. My sister used heat and at first it was great, she loved it but continually using heat caused a lot of breakage. So maybe heat stretch in the winter and then take a break in the summer, let your hair rest from heat.
My 3c/4a fine hair, I cannot use excessive heat, I will experience breakage, heat damage, even with taking the necessary precautions. Glad it works for your hair! I love your videos
I noticed you waited a few years before you applied the heat so you waited until your hair became healthy before you applied the heat. That makes good sense😍😍 luv ur channel.
Thank you, I have watched several of your videos. You are a blessing. I am just realizing that heat stretching is good for my hair. It prevents the unnecessary breakage that happens while it's coiled. I think I can go 6-8 weeks with my silk press. My natural hair is arm pit length after 2 1/2 years since my BIG chop. Now it's the longest it has ever been. I know it would be longer if I heat stretched. It IS about trial and error, just never give up on your hair journey. Im super motivated to keep learning and growing! Thank you. ♥️
You are so beautiful, Love the hair and the lip color.
+Mateyena aww thank you dear!!
Watching your professional salon visits, Your stylist was very gentle, even during the blow drying process. I noticed my stylist pulled too much and after going about 3 times, my hair changed. The splitting was all over the actual strand, from top to bottom. I don't think heat is the real problem but the manipulating regardless of using or not. Your hair looks great, keep treating it like silk and it will thrive.
i'm also going to start heat stretching my hair.....ive found that my hair is softer when stretched. i have really dry hair
i love the black parts of you hair , it makes your hair look so thick ! :O
+pegs g thank you!!
Our hair will definitely grow using heat as long as you take care of it. The problem I experienced was heat damage to my natural curl pattern. If you don't wear your natural curl pattern then that won't be a problem. I used to get my hair straightened biweekly at a salon and my hair flourished and grew. However, I lost my curls pattern. I haven't flat ironed my hair in 4 years. I will blow dry it occasionally, lol. However, I may flat iron it this winter. I have learned about heat protectants.
I had about 2 inches on the ends that was straight and did not revert back. That was many years ago. I am completely curly now. I haven't straightened my hair in 4 years.
I've been natural for 6 years in October too I've only flat iron my hair three times within the six years I am one of those scary naturals who are afraid of heat damage so I keep my hair in a natural state yes it's important to find stylist that are TRAINED in nature hair but I am considering flat ironing my hair again this winter I love seeing my hair different
I have been heat stretching my hair off and on for the last few months. In between the heat stretching I protein treat and moisturize my hair. I have noticed that my hair has continued to grow at the same pace. As stated in the video it isn't for everyone.
I'm scared to apply heat but since it can be used to stretch hair and also as a way of retaining length, I wouldn't mind doing it every once in a while to try something new for my hair regimen.
+Alicia C yes once in a while is not damaging but quite beneficial in the long run :)
I too noticed that my hair seems to be better after I straighten it, because it lessens tangles significantly, the only problems are boredom (because I get bored of straight hair) and humidity, which reverts my hair!
Flat irons are my hair's nemesis, but I will experiment with blowdrying :) Thanks
I have also noticed that I lose less hair in detangling and shedding when my hair is straight. My only problem is I get bored of straight hair so easily, and I start to miss my curls! haha Also trying to avoid water in the shower and when it rains/snows or is humid outside.
Ok very helpful video and I concur! I have been natural 4.5 years from bald. I was doing great retaining length the first four years HOWEVER this last half year is not working out because I figured out that my hair length needs a new method. I have only recently needed to dust my ends which was unnecessary before but the longer our hair gets it needs a new kinda regimen. The dusting is working but now my hair seems either over moisturized or protein overload and the only balance now is to moisturize then do the tension method and I just tried it tonight for the first time and I think this wAs what I needed to move forward retaining length. My hair is in about fourty tight twist, I plan to tightly wrap my twist every night to get maximum stretch. Then in the morning after my shower, unwrap and put Shea butter on my ends and put tiny rollers on the ends til it's time to go. I honestly plan to do my detangle, poo, DC, and tension blowdry about every "28 days" since I'm not busy at night doing anything else! However if once a month tension bd is not damaging I will figure out something else but I hope a warm tension blowdry once a month will not be too often, I don't flat iron or press. What's your thoughts?
Your hair needs more moisture, perhaps spray water and a good leave in, before sealing again with oils. Due to the color treatment, you’ll want to also replace the protein. Great video!
Definitely good to know your hair. I would try this, but because of my exercise lifestyle, it would be a wasted effort for me.
I workout 5 times a week too but im gonna try blowing out my hair honestly my 4c hair gets so thick and coily and post workout its drenched and shrinks so much and then its more difficult to style so im gonna try out the blowdrying fr the low maintenance benefits
Hi there! Would you mind doing a demonstration video of your personal heat stretching method? I too have 4b/4c hair and want to see a way to do this without causing too much heat damage
I've recently used heat. Caused breakage and thinning. Stretching hair is good but using heat isn't necessary. Heat should be used for just the styles. Like you want to have bone straight hair or whatever. But if you're just looking to reduce tangles there are other methods. One of my favorite styles on my is bone straight half up half down but I need to go at least a full month or so of no heat between. Back to back is hell, my hair is fine & type 4. And this is for all hair types, this is why (no shade) a lot of white girls hair look so fried. Too much heat
i recently flat ironed and blow dried my hair... and i was just thinking today.. that will do this every time i want to wear my hair out.. because me ends dont get knotted rubbing against my sweater..
+carolynjo2578 exactly it's good when u want to wear your hair out! Hope it goes very well for you :)
i used too and i think i should go back to doing this!
+Ronicia Plummer you should :)
Your channel seems very interesting. I have a lot of catching up to do. I caught a video of yours years ago but hadn't seen any since. It's wonderful to see your growth through grace! :)
Sis....i love the dress, i absoolutely am acrazy about the background (#inspired)...and you are GLOWING!!! - I also use dheat on my last wash after a long time, and it worked well for me...#Blessings
I love the idea of heat training, although I'd stretch for about 3 months just to maintain your natural curl pattern over time (if that's what you want, some naturals don't care abt keeping their curl pattern)
+ash rob oh no not heat training I still want my texture girl! It's good for some but I feel it's damaging hair and will eventually fall off over time 😥😢
Great video and information. I have a question. How do you maintain a healthy clean scalp in those 6 weeks? I have dandruff if I skip just 1 week and am still trying to work this out. Thanks :)
it's crazy because I was just saying this and with my hair type my hair benefits more from staying in a flat ironed stretched state and I don't get heat damage.
Yes, mines is thriving on medium heat stretched by blow drying only no flat iron. It's keeps my hair from knotting, before I started blow drying my hair stayed in knots and breaking. The blow dryer is one of my hairs best friends lol, along with 100% natural oils.
+MekaSharee awesome!! What heat protectant do you use? Xx
I find the blow dryer to be good for stretching my twist outs and wash and gos bc if i just let it shrink up detangling is a nightmare and i end up losing more hair. I just use low heat though. The flat iron does damage my hair i think maybe because its direct heat on the hair so i stay away from that. Sometimes i want to just too see my true length and do a thorough trim but for now ill stick w the blow dryer. So i agree w you heat may not work for everyone but it helps some of us.
LaurenNicole It also helps to find out what kind of porosity you have. With high porosity hair, the cuticles are raised much more easily than low or medium porosity hair. Heat can be a tricky thing for those with hi-po hair.
I'm going to try this in June because my hair 4b/4c is extremely curly and I didnt realize it but it forms all these knots because its curly lol.I don't wear my h air out much anyway, but if i'm going to be protecting it, i might as well have it stretched (it would probably cut down on detangling too). I'm going to try :D
Dephne, love you lots and have been following you for a while. Very happy that you have given your life and beauty to ministry. You are an inspiration. Please, I want to know how to combat split ends? I trim quite often but my ends are always weak and brittle. What can I do?
Your hair looks nice.
+ladynefertitibk thank you hun :)
Okay now....the steps on doing it....teach us..thanks
Hi Dephne! I've been going through your videos but I cannot find a video to show your BC and how you actually styled your hair up until the point you are at now. Did you exclusively wear wigs? What wigs for you wear? How did you maintain your hair?
this girl is beautiful
The look is beautiful!
I don't know about this one Daphne. Love your hair, videos and advice, but the jury is still out regarding whether heat is actually *good* for your hair. Right now your hair is thriving, but what about 6 years from now with continued use of heat? I haven't used heat since 1993 and it has nothing to do with heat itself, but rather the means by which we apply it. I'd rather twist or plait than flat iron. I think it's best to take a wait and see approach with this one. It's really too soon to draw definitive conclusions. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, this is an important topic for those of us on a length journey.
Hi, I also love doing twists etc... and don't feel the need to flat iron. But when I wear my twists for 4 weeks and I undo them it takes for ever to detangle and my hair is only ar shoulder length. Can you imagine the time for her to to put twists in and then the time to detanhle with that length and thickness. When the hair is straight it can be detangle very quickly. So if I ever decide to let my hair grow so long I know I will use heat more because I don't like to spend a full day just doing my hair.
HereDianna JoStylin also uses heat to maintain her waist length hair. And another young lady whose video I saw recently (but whose name I can't remember) uses heat to maintain waist length 4c hair. I guess it's one of those things where you have to get to that length to make a true determination of what works. I won't truly know until I get there. I do know that I've seen dozens of videos with BCs/mini chops due to heat damage. I think heat might be a "necessary evil" but I don't think it's accurate to say it's "good" for the hair.
I totally understand. I have been natural for 5 years and I had to do a second mini/big chop because of heat damage. I am going back to my two strand twists. I like the press look but the heat damage was too much. Now, I am going on a no heat natural hair journey. ☺
Yes it doesn’t work for everyone. Just like the lack of heat doesn’t work for everyone. It definitely doesn’t work for me. When my hair is curly it breaks off and sheds badly. This is with protective styling. My hair loves the products and everything. I found that when I used heat and restored the protein that I lost while using heat, my hair thrived. I also did not use heat that much. It’s trial and error. ☺️
Updated flat iron routine please!😊
+Bella Keough ok dear xx
In a few more days it will be three years since I got my last relaxer. I feel like my hair should be much longer than it is. Especially after watching your video where you mentioned your hair grew 20" in 3 years. But I know I can't compare my hair journey to anyone else's. I plan on straightening my hair maybe around Christmas or in January when it's not so hot and humidity is low. Your hair is so gorgeous btw! Love all of your videos!
I have a random, off topic question... Do you speak any Zimbabwean languages? If so, which one(s)?
Ooo pretty dress 👍🏽
+ladydeedee87 thanks dear xx
Just one question Dephne..... With our kinks and curls, do we need to use quite a bit of heat through the year? Shrinkage is real in this journey and we need to live it and love it. I am too scared of heat right now. I find comfort in just doing twists and using thread. Thanks for the video.
My hands are doing almost all mechanical damage. I need to stop my hair from doubling back on itself and knotting. THAT is going to be the key to length retention. I am almost sure it is. I've seen a few black women with bra strap length hair who blow dry every two weeks. I'm not looking for it to be straight, straight -- just stretched and not knotting and breaking.
"before scientists come for me"your so funny 😂
I love blowouts and I think I'm going to do it more just because my hair is longer and I noticed that I loose more hair during detangling when im going from a twist out rather than a blow out.
you're the second person who said that!
I agree 100%! My hair has been easier to manage when I heat stretch it. I only do it twice a year but it makes a huge difference with managing my ends and seeing the true health of my hair.
I tried using heat, flat iron, and I got soo much split ends, I lost a good 4 inches trimming them off. Now, I don't know if blow dryers will do the same thing, urggh.
You're so wonderful! Thank you!🙏🏾
+LoveYourself Always thank you and you waste most welcome!
Wait 6 weeks how does your hair not get product buildup? Or dirty/greasy?
Hello, when wearing your hair down, do you have issues with your hair snagging on certain materials your clothes are made of? If so which materials, do you simply decide to wear your hair up? Or, do you simply avoid wearing certain materials? My hair isn't as long as yours but the longer it gets I notice my hair snagging at times.
from experience i think heat stretching is slowly damaging the hair. it will eventually catch up on the hair. then oneday will have to do a massive trim
Thank you for sharing.
does the falt iron quality matter cause i feel mine is so uncool
xo
Daisy
It definitely makes a difference. You should research which one is better for you
Charnice Tatum thanks will try that out :)
Ceramic plates are good.
What products do you use when u straighten your hair? Please reply lol😘
she showed it in the video... aveda smooth infusion
awww i will miss the braid and twistouts but watev works
+runrockwater o no dear I will still be doing them lol! I won't always be straightening my hair just a few times a year xx
Heat helps me too
+Kelly Powell indeed!
Is the point of heat training to damage the hair so it's straighter even when washed (so it's permanent) or is it just to wear it straight most/all of the time to reduce tangling and breakage, but not to actually damage it with excessive heat? I've seen videos hinting at both so I'm a bit confused.
Forgive my ignorance, I'm just weirdly curious about this even though I don't have particularly curly hair :P
thanks Dephne, I'm going to try it too. What type of hair straighteners do you use? God bless. x
MARYOVARUCCI
MARYOVARUCCI
Last year I decided to straighten my hair and as of today my hair is heat damaged not badly but it's close. I want to straighten it again but I'm too scared . what should I do ?
I intend to try this, already got my heat protectant
+Annouskha Adams which one do you use dear?
Dephne Madyara I'm trying out the Shea Moisture professional line -smooth finish blow dry cream as well as the thermal protectant from the line. 😊
do you blow dry your hair everytjme you wash your hair?
what about vegetable oil pls
Hey sister why did you stop recording videos about hair ? Please do more tips we need you honest Godly tips please . Thanks
She announced that she was shifting her channel content to Christian content. That's her passion and calling.
Nice hair.
thanks dear :)
Your hair is amazing
Beautiful:)
Thank you😇
Lol I guess I'm going to play scientist while your hair can still seemingly (to the naked eye) still revert back to its "original texture" supposedly unaffected or significantly damaged it still really causes a micro change your texture so yes it causes a line of demarcation so you in fact do need to apply heat to it routinely just like a perm because that micro change will significantly cause negative side effects thinning towards the ends and breakage at the demarcation line. so yes heat isn't the enemy if you keep on Top of it if you wont stay away from it
Example of this happening to a real woman
nice
+jeantaeoneal cheers !
ahhhhh... silent scream... wapindura... God bless. greetings from Cali.
Hi Beautiful woman of God We are not to dry or flat iron our hair or dye it,or wear makeup or wigs y the Jezebel spirit God is bringing down the Jezabel spirit in everyone lives God created us an he said Good!but we don't like this or that how God created us,we need to be content with Jesus and leave the rest in God hands.Amen
God created your hair as a fiber. Therefore harsh heat of squeeze it between two hot plates is not good for it. It is good for you because you like that look. So it is good for your mindset, but not good for your actual God blessed hair. The same as you state that chemicals are in lots of creamy products is the same as the harshness of pressing your hair between two hot plates or running a very hot comb through it. There is a difference between preference and satisfying the flesh and what is actually good for the hair.
Oils are chemicals substances tho lol
+Privat organic lool! oils are natural unless you are going deep into compounds 😳 etc but we certainly can't compare something like organic olive oil to a hair cream or leave in conditioner that's infested with chemicals
I didn't say that it wasn't natural 😅 I said it's a chemical
3c 4a. 4c is nappy fu hair texture and mine. Making this video click bait. Thanks for wasting my time.