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The key to growth and Black hair is moisture. I just recently changed my regimen, since while I moisturized my hair, it was dry. I found that although I was frequenting African hair care blogs and blogs I was paying attention to what subscribers wrote about. I think because my hair had grown 5 inches from 6 months (when formerly I hadn't achieved any growth because of breakage) and I totally repaired the damaged sections of my hairI thought my moisture regiment was on point. Boy was I wrong!

To begin with I would mixed around three tablespoons of coconut oil and a table spoon of olive oil together and warmed it up in the microwave (not too hot). I soaked it with the hot oil would wet my hair and place on a heating cap. I would co-wash (wash with conditioner) the oil from my own hair, spray Hawaiian Silky leave-in conditioner and let my hair air dry. I'd moisturized my scalp with my Jojoba mix, that is made up of 5 drops of Rosemary, 2 drops of Lavender When it was dry. I divide my own hair into 11 big pieces, twist each section, put on a satin bonnet and I am done <a href="https://wholesalehairvendors.com/">https://wholesalehairvendors.com/</a>.

With this regiment, I didn't comb my hair considerably a month. While co-washing worked fine, I discovered that detangling with my fingers. Its common knowledge in the organic hair care neighborhood that our hair is not supposed to be combed or brushed rather than combing worked for me once I grew my hair out over the winter.

My hair will only remain supple for a single day with this regiment. It would be dried out on the day even with the leave-in following re-spritzing. I do two to three times every week, one because I can't stand that frowsy hair smell and two washing allows me to get some moisture. Even though some may consider 3 co-washes a week a little for dry hair, its the only real way I can find that suppleness back.

My hair had always been super, duper ironic and I just thought I do whatever I could to keep for as long as you can, it moist and needed to live with this reality. After sticking with this treatment for eight months I realized there ought to be so I started researching. I spent a few hours on Curly Nikki instead of browsing for a couple of minutes and low and behold, I came with baddest Afro I have ever seen in my entire life in a sista! One was how dry her hair is and she moved on to outline her moisture regiment <a href="https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6WF85TP">https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6WF85TP</a>.

She uses around five different kinds of conditioner collectively when she co-washes and she does not wash out it! Further, if she believes that her hair is getting a bit dry between co-washes, she'll spritz in conditioner! I thought that all of that conditioner would lead to a lot of and eventually be detrimental, but the fact is that which we are taught by the mainstream about organic hair care is backward. We can essentially do the contrary of what individuals do especially. After all, her own hair really is incredible! She has maintained that this regiment for the better part of six decades and her hair is gorgeous, so that conditioning all has to be working!

As I researched , I stumbled upon a post. The post explained sealing locks in what type of moisturizer you're using and aids in keeping your hair moisturized. I have never sealed my own hair. I figured since I oil treated my hair, oiled my entire scalp and used a , I didn't need to put in any more oil. It was quite dry between co-washes, my hair told me and even when I added more leave-in, therefore whatever I was doing was not working it was time to get something new.

Therefore, when day rolled around, I dove into this sista's moisture regiment. I co-washed using Suave Almond and Garnier Fruictis Triple Nutrition and Shea conditioner. I repeated three times to the co-wash and on the time, I did not wash it out. To seal it, I mixed Shea butter and coconut oil together until the consistency has been a little thinner than ordinary Shea butter, but not too oily. After my hair dried, I coated it generously with the mix, but it wasn't saturated by me. Because I needed this regiment to be different to find out what the outcomes are I didn't utilize this time to the Jojoba oil mix. I twisted my hair up as usual and place on my satin cap.

For this regiment, I brushed my hair and combed! I utilized a wide-tooth comb and a Con Air vented brush with the balls. Although natural African American hair care science doesn't condone combing and brushing, a lot of sistas brush and comb on a regular basis and their hair is fine. But with this new regiment, I brushed it and combed out my hair while co-washing. Again, trying something new!

I must say, my hair is dry, I did not expect much difference. I actually felt I would have to modify my hair design and my hair may be a bit too greasy. LET ME TELL YOU!! I could not believe it As soon as I took out my spins! My hair was not oily AT ALL and it had been totally stretched out (shrinkage is a problem for naturals). Ordinarily, when I carry style my own hair and my spins , it poofs out into an Afro. This time, my own hair laid straight as though it was being weighed down, but without the heavy feeling. I can't believe it! My hair actually drank coconut oil seal and the Shea Butter and I think for the very first time in a very long time its!

I went to a festival that day and literally, the very first site I passed by stopped me to ask me - ! - and of course to say I was a bit excited to tell her all about my conditioning approach that is new! My hair looks great and I've just done it twice, I am not worried about build up. I shampoo my hair a few times a month just to clarify it <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/26-tape-in-hair-extensions-pros-cons-hoang-the-huynh/">https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/26-tape-in-hair-extensions-pros-cons-hoang-the-huynh/</a>.

From now on, I'm likely to follow African hair care science that is normal into the letter - Shout out to Curly Nikki! Sistas that take the time to post details regarding organic African hair care REALLY know what they're talking about, just look at their own hair! I had to learn that when my hair does not look good, its not getting exactly what it wants and needs and rather than figuring I know what there is to know, I should take some guidance and do something else. Now go'head and Boost Your Natural!

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