Hair goals! I swear by finger detangling. It’s helped me retain so much length, increased my patience, lessened pain and made my 4c coils clump more. Waist length hair here I come!
Jasmine Jones I want to try finger detangling, but I don’t know how long it takes and if it gets out all the shed hairs. Could you plz tell me? Thanks.
@Jasmine Jones I see your point but I feel iffy about the first one. I know you didn’t say this but people tend to listen to people with longer hair and look at people with shorter hair as if they have a hair issue or it needs to grow more. You should be able to take advice from anyone whether they have long or short hair (it’s a bit funny because black hair has shrinkage so hair can appear shorter too). I’m saying this especially with girls who have short 4b-4c hair and are extremely uncomfortable with their short length.
@@christinamensah1747 give your hair a good finger detangling section by section (small sections if nec) and the comb thru with a wide tooth comb for surity that you've removed the tangles! You Are ALL SET to begin your finger detangling hair care regimen Sis. From here on Out it is moisturizing, sealing and braiding/twisting (fingers ONLY) til you are ready to repeat the process again! TAKE NOTE, it does NOT have to be be done every day. A good moisture and seal can last a week or two (especially if hair is not exposed to harsh temperatures...i.e. cold). WASH day will be both a treat and a SURPRISE for You!!!
So I tried your remoisturizing technique today because I too have high porosity hair and you got me thinking that since our cuticles are already open and our strands are fragile then adding to much water will make our strands even weaker. So I took down my twist, remoisturized with my Camille Rose almond Jai and grease (yes I use grease too. I'm a 70's baby) and I must say, the moisture is definitely there. Now I gotta wrap my mind around not washing my hair ever week. I need to invest in some scarves. BTW young lady- you're teaching us old chicks some new things. Much appreciated😉
With your advice I got my hair from a little over ear length to past my shoulders this year alone and it is still growing beautifully! So happy to have found someone with my hair type and my age. Can't wait to be your length ❤❤
No matter how gentle I am with a comb, I always end up snapping some strands, so seeing that finger detangling is also effective, I'm filled with hope that I'll be able to retain more length uwu
i use to think i was retaining all my length with using a brush even a gentle brush. I started finger detangling over a month ago and my hair is significantly fuller and longer. But i still have to go in with a brush once a month because my roots matt easily and finger detangling isnt enough
I like to finger detangle tbh, but I have to use smaller sections because my hair is SUPER dense. So I'll end up detangling with one of those brushes that came out recently. It works great as long as I wet it. When my hair grows back to this length, I'll be well in to finger detangling again.
You are one of the few most honest natural hair CZcamsr out there. I have seen most or probably all your videos. One of the most basic thing I learn from you is that it doesn't have to be complicated to take care of natural hair and see results. Thank God for you, Sis!
Dela Miss find products in your county that work for you. Never know, you could try the products she is using on your hair but it probably won’t work that same
@@destinyelle7120 thank you. That exactly what I am doing. I am also trying to make some oils at home. Natural hair needs patient and perseverance. Thanks again
I’ve been natural my whole entire life. However, my hair only reached my ears before I decided that I wanted to grow it out 6 years ago (2014). It took me 6 years to grow my hair from my ears to my waist.
Natural Academia Ah I see, that’s definitely inspiring. I cut off my relaxed hair in January 2019 and I’m at mid-chest length and I’ve been watching your videos and you’re mainly the reason I’ve stopped using combs. Way less breakage. Thank you and sending good vibes from France!🇫🇷
Hi Curl friend ! Great video! I also been finger detangling for almost 5 years now and I definitely notice its different from using a tool because you detangle from the endz up the shift but with FD I detangle from the roots down. I love it, you see wayyyy less breakage and faster length retention!♡ I have Low porosity Type4 a,b High density medium/fine strands.
You kept me busy today with this method....My hair was indeed crusty too... but let me tell you ,sis...i was on point after seeing this video...finally something that makes sense for my bra strap length ,”4c” mane...maybe now I can get more length and the health of “Reign “ ( my hair) will not be compromised by not wanting the feel of grease on my hand and neck, which by the way does work....i really do love the heavy feel of my twists...thank you soo much...you rock!...waist length...Let’s get it!
Shoot, even I was wondering how you finger detangle 😗. I thought I was doing something wrong, but I'm pretty sure I just need more practice. This video came right on time too, I just finished spicing up my cream to braid my hair as well. This heat is good for drying out my strands.
Your hair is gorgeous as always! I gave myself a good haircut and started protective styling with braids like yours for months at a time. My hair has grown back almost past it’s original length and is much healthier and thicker. I detangle with a wide tooth comb once a month on washday, but I really want to try finger detangling because I still feel like I get more breakage than normal. Thank you love 💕
Loved it! Something so satisfying about seeing another homegirl handling her hair. Thx girl, see ya next vid. (P.s. Hope school stuff is going/went well?xx)
I now use the same products and Finger Detangle the same way and I know this is working well for my hair. Your tips have really been helping me a lot. Thank you.
Hey I wanted to say I’ve been watching your videos for like a like a month or so now and I think you’ve become one of my fav CZcamsrs.☺️ I’ve really learned that a simplistic natural hair routine is a good way to maintain health and then growth of your hair! Thanks so much for your tips! Also if you make any vids about the DIYs you make that would be sooo awesome✨ Thanks again❤️
Can’t thank you enough. Just another update: I used to think my hair had different textures but after using your routine for the past few months, my texture is repaired and it’s the same all over my head. My hair was just dry in certain places! Anyway keep up the good work!
I can’t wait to take out my protective style and try your moisturizing method. Finally! A hair video that helps me after conditioning. My choices will be Afro balm and blue magic. I’m excited to watch more of your videos. Your natural beauty shines in helping others. Simple, uncomplicated, results. I’ve never met anyone with the same hair I have. I am excited to watch more of your hair videos and watch my progress.
Started using tgin and Camille rose curl maker because of you and it’s best purchase I’ve ever made for my hair. I’m glad God lead me to your channel. thanks☺️
Just wanna say your videos help me so much . Im a guy growing my hair out and your tips make my routine sooo easy and manageable . So good looking out.
You know what? I'll try this regimen on my daughter who hates shampooing. Seems so simple and makes a lot of sense. I have a twa so can't do it yet :-)
Yassssss I can’t believe you posted so soon with yet another great content thank you for showing us how to detangle lol I finally understand I would literally use my finger as a comb I thought that’s what you meant now I finally know lol 😝 and your hair looks so moisturize and juicy #hairgoals again thank for amazing upload😆
for growin you hair try scalp massages and rice water, (treat it as a protein treatment (rice water has a lot of protein) Just wash rice in a container, pour water after, seal the container shut, let it ferment for 1 to 2 days then store for up to four weeks. Use it depending on your porosity if you have high porosity you can afford to use it more often if you have low porosity use it less often. for thickening your hair try onion juice, green beauty's channel has a few videos on this so check her out. I know it sounds crazy putting onion and rice waters in your hair but when it boils down to it natural hair products come from the same place. Only they may extract it a bit rougher and add chemicals and perservetives to it. :) If yall have anymore question or need anymore help, ask, I like helping people with natural hair :)
Do you know what curl pattern/ shape your hair is? The channel Green Beauty has a more accurate/ complex break down of the hair types where you can be 4c buy have a different shape to the curl (I,L,s,o). I just thought that maybe the reason people accuse you of not being 4c its bc they're and o pattern and you're an s so your hair stretches more easily (I'm mainly and o pattern btw). I'd love to know this so I know how similar our hairtypes are❤.
Louise D do you mind sharing which video it is from Green Beauty’s channel? I love her channel too and was curious if she had a video for curl patterns
It’s frustrating to me because I have 4c hair and now that it is mid back length the curl pattern has definitely changed. The hate towards healthy 4c hair is real
I be looking at your hair and think I can't wait until I get to that length but then I do my hair which is probably 3 inches shorter than yours and then I change my mind
@@NaturalAcademia Seriously, I call it the leave that ish alone method lol hair is down my back. I wear head wraps daily for the most part. Used to keep my hair twisted but realized my hair stays moisturized and detangled much better in my house girl braids haha
I am very confused now with the whole moisturising process for natural hair. Can someone pls tell me if spritzing water on ur hair is needed!😩 and if it is how often should you do it?
It really depends on porosity. I’m high porosity and if I “spritz” my hair it leaves my hair even drier 10 mins later. If i do, i use half water, half leave in conditioner.
wait you hair should not be drying up in a day or a couple of hours. Make sure you use a claryfying shampoo next wash day ( it might be product build up) Make sure after moisturizing with your leave in or moisturizing product you seal it in with an oil. ( please dont do that the other way around (ಥ_ʖಥ)) Also oil is not moisturizing it seals in moisture. Now go forth and gorw out your hair （｀ー´）
QuEeN oh I live by the lco method and it’s not a day or two. It’s usually week two that my hair needs help. My hair usually loves in twists of varying sizes and I do need to invest in a satin lined bonnet to wear around my house. It’s the hair touching other items that drys it out event when it’s up
Just try to mimic what you see her doing ... that’s what I did yesterday and I ended up finger detangling my whole head / re moisturizing my hair and when I should my mom she thought I had used a comb and I was like nope fingers only and she was shook
How do you keep your crown and parts from breaking in the braids all the time? I get breakage at the parts all the time if i keep braids/twists in for too long ;((
Maybe start parting it in different sections, for ex. Parting your hair constantly in the middle can cause your hair to break off in the middle overtime.
I have very fine hair so it usually doesn't hold braids well i have a few jellys to pair with a moistizer also a very thick butter I may use in between sometimes and I am going to give the briads a go again instead of twist because someitmes my hair experiences nore tangles with just twisting all of the time. See if I can stretch the style at 2 weeks instead of washing every week starting now lol I am so tired of washing my hair every 7 days. It works for me because i have plenty of build up but I am also going to start incorporating hair grease back into my scalp as well on week two of moisturizing see how that works. You have inspired me👌😋
I wear scarfs where ever I am going. I have a bunch of different colors, they are pretty easy for me to pair with outfits. Scarfs has really helped my hair to retain both moisture and length in these past six years. I’m able to sort of “neglect” my hair because I don’t have to keep up with styling it. I only moisturize, wash my hair and wrap it up in a scarf. If you are not comfortable with wearing a scarf, the equivalence of this would be a wig.
Do you finger detangle every week when you moisturize your hair, or skip a week or two? I like your method of not raking your fingers through. I think I'm going to try that and see how that works for me because I maybe losing more hair that I need to with raking my fingers through my hair. Doesn't look like you get any knots either.
I tried that not washing for a month thing and my hair kept breaking. I went back to washing my hair every day or 2nd day and my hair grew fast; it wasn't strong as it was when I was a child. my nan used coconut oil (cooked not uncooked) when I was a child. Now I'm almost 40, I find grapeseed oil or avocado oil work best for my hair. leave in conditioner makes my scalp itch like crazy. Aloe Vera gel for my scalp and oil for my hair.
If our hair can be detangled like that our hair is easy! I always do this kind of movement when I'm remoisturizing my hair ...I didn't think that doing it thorougly could detangle
You CLEARLY need no help, but something I do (because I'm a self-proclaimed MAXIminimalist, lol), is braid down 3/4 of the way, and then twist the last couple of inches of ends. I've coined them "plaittwists" and it has SEVERAL benefits for the ends, beyond practicality. All that aside, Ma'am, the dryness is NOT coming through on camera! EVEN YOUR (allegedly😝) DRY strands straightup ✨GLISTEN✨!
I started only finger detangling a few months ago. I’m not sure if my hair prefers that or my wide tooth bone combs in the long run, but I’m going to try your thumb method and see if that makes any difference in my routine. Thanks for the tip!
My roots gets so matted up that i have to brush it. I finger detangle it but i wish i knew how to deal with my roots. Because i see so much hair come out if i brush it.
You seperate your roots gently over and over until there are barely any tangles left, the last round of finger detangling is you feeling around for any major tangles , once those are out of the way, you can get the small tangles our
How do you determine whether or not if you have finger detangled thoroughly if you don’t rake your fingers or comb through it? Also I’ve been doing your 8 plait+leave in+grease hair retention routine for almost four weeks. I still can’t believe I haven’t washed my hair in 4 weeks....and my hair is LOVING it.
I have low porosity hair so I gotta shampoo and conditioner to get the product off otherwise my hair wouldn't benefit. I used to do this and my hair was ALWAYS dry 😒 the struggle.
Do you normally detangle w/o the hair being damp? I really like your idea abt not needing to complicate things but I’m so confused cause all the other youtubers swear by spraying the hair with water b/4 detangling.
Hair goals! I swear by finger detangling. It’s helped me retain so much length, increased my patience, lessened pain and made my 4c coils clump more. Waist length hair here I come!
Literally!! I do t think I’ll ever use combs for detangling purposes again!!
Jasmine Jones I want to try finger detangling, but I don’t know how long it takes and if it gets out all the shed hairs. Could you plz tell me? Thanks.
@Jasmine Jones I see your point but I feel iffy about the first one. I know you didn’t say this but people tend to listen to people with longer hair and look at people with shorter hair as if they have a hair issue or it needs to grow more. You should be able to take advice from anyone whether they have long or short hair (it’s a bit funny because black hair has shrinkage so hair can appear shorter too). I’m saying this especially with girls who have short 4b-4c hair and are extremely uncomfortable with their short length.
I’m almost bra strap length.I’m like half way there.Waist length is the goal💛
@@christinamensah1747 give your hair a good finger detangling section by section (small sections if nec) and the comb thru with a wide tooth comb for surity that you've removed the tangles! You Are ALL SET to begin your finger detangling hair care regimen Sis. From here on Out it is moisturizing, sealing and braiding/twisting (fingers ONLY) til you are ready to repeat the process again! TAKE NOTE, it does NOT have to be be done every day. A good moisture and seal can last a week or two (especially if hair is not exposed to harsh temperatures...i.e. cold). WASH day will be both a treat and a SURPRISE for You!!!
Your hair is so long and beautiful 🤩. Can't wait till mine is that length. 💚
It surely will if you treat it with care, love and patience
I feel you sis
@@Mzlaynah yes. You are right. When I was younger my mom grew my 4c hair down to my waist.
Laa The Slaya really why it so short now then
Laa The Slaya okay the past is the past
So I tried your remoisturizing technique today because I too have high porosity hair and you got me thinking that since our cuticles are already open and our strands are fragile then adding to much water will make our strands even weaker. So I took down my twist, remoisturized with my Camille Rose almond Jai and grease (yes I use grease too. I'm a 70's baby) and I must say, the moisture is definitely there. Now I gotta wrap my mind around not washing my hair ever week. I need to invest in some scarves. BTW young lady- you're teaching us old chicks some new things. Much appreciated😉
With your advice I got my hair from a little over ear length to past my shoulders this year alone and it is still growing beautifully! So happy to have found someone with my hair type and my age. Can't wait to be your length ❤❤
That’s so exiting lol! I’m glad that I was able to help, I really appreciate you for your support ❤️
I left my hair alone and the results was shocking in just a week
No matter how gentle I am with a comb, I always end up snapping some strands, so seeing that finger detangling is also effective, I'm filled with hope that I'll be able to retain more length uwu
i use to think i was retaining all my length with using a brush even a gentle brush. I started finger detangling over a month ago and my hair is significantly fuller and longer. But i still have to go in with a brush once a month because my roots matt easily and finger detangling isnt enough
Same. I finger detangle first then go after with a comb, taking my time. That works out for me
Tasha G that’s really important doing what works for you
I like to finger detangle tbh, but I have to use smaller sections because my hair is SUPER dense. So I'll end up detangling with one of those brushes that came out recently. It works great as long as I wet it. When my hair grows back to this length, I'll be well in to finger detangling again.
You are one of the few most honest natural hair CZcamsr out there. I have seen most or probably all your videos. One of the most basic thing I learn from you is that it doesn't have to be complicated to take care of natural hair and see results. Thank God for you, Sis!
Aw, thank you! I really appreciate you for your support. ❤️
For me I think it's difficult to take care of my hair since all the products she used doesn't exist in my country
I find it relaxing and rewarding to do my hair, it's like a beauty ritual that I wouldn't allow anyone else to do
Dela Miss find products in your county that work for you. Never know, you could try the products she is using on your hair but it probably won’t work that same
@@destinyelle7120 thank you. That exactly what I am doing. I am also trying to make some oils at home. Natural hair needs patient and perseverance. Thanks again
No cap idk if she notices how satisfying this is. Like bruuuuh I can’t.
There's nothing better than doing your hair and loving the results. I take my time and adore my hair.
I've recently been doing 8 braids and I love the low manipulation on my hair. Plus I get a cute braid out afterwards!! Your hair is so luxurious!! 🥴😍
Yesssss!!!! And thank you ❤️
@@NaturalAcademia 😊😍
I stopped using a comb a few weeks ago, and it made my routine so much more enjoyable. Finger detangling works really well on my hair, thank you!
My goodness, you are gorgeous and your hair is goals❣️I also cannot wait for my hair to be that long❣️
Thank you!!
Natural Academia just a quick question, how long did it take for you to grow your hair that long and or have you always been natural?
I’ve been natural my whole entire life. However, my hair only reached my ears before I decided that I wanted to grow it out 6 years ago (2014). It took me 6 years to grow my hair from my ears to my waist.
Natural Academia Ah I see, that’s definitely inspiring. I cut off my relaxed hair in January 2019 and I’m at mid-chest length and I’ve been watching your videos and you’re mainly the reason I’ve stopped using combs. Way less breakage. Thank you and sending good vibes from France!🇫🇷
Ever since I’ve started detangling my hair with my fingers I’ve noticed WAY less breakage! And I use the same method with the thumb :)
I like the heavy feeling too in my braids. They're nice and moisturized.
I was starting to get lazy & tried using combs again, but I’m about to just go back to my finger detangling lol 😅
Hi Curl friend ! Great video! I also been finger detangling for almost 5 years now and I definitely notice its different from using a tool because you detangle from the endz up the shift but with FD I detangle from the roots down. I love it, you see wayyyy less breakage and faster length retention!♡ I have Low porosity Type4 a,b High density medium/fine strands.
Your hair's gorgeous! I just bought the TGIN moisturizer and i cant wait to start using it🥰
Thank you!!! And let me know how it goes lol
You kept me busy today with this method....My hair was indeed crusty too... but let me tell you ,sis...i was on point after seeing this video...finally something that makes sense for my bra strap length ,”4c” mane...maybe now I can get more length and the health of “Reign “ ( my hair) will not be compromised by not wanting the feel of grease on my hand and neck, which by the way does work....i really do love the heavy feel of my twists...thank you soo much...you rock!...waist length...Let’s get it!
I don’t think you understand how helpful your videos are.
i LOVE watching people do their beautiful beautiful type 4 hair 💖
Shoot, even I was wondering how you finger detangle 😗. I thought I was doing something wrong, but I'm pretty sure I just need more practice. This video came right on time too, I just finished spicing up my cream to braid my hair as well. This heat is good for drying out my strands.
I got about 2 more years of natural hair growth before mine looks like yours. I can't wait.
Your hair is gorgeous as always! I gave myself a good haircut and started protective styling with braids like yours for months at a time. My hair has grown back almost past it’s original length and is much healthier and thicker. I detangle with a wide tooth comb once a month on washday, but I really want to try finger detangling because I still feel like I get more breakage than normal. Thank you love 💕
Thank you ❤️ I hope all goes well with your hair growth journey!!
Loved it! Something so satisfying about seeing another homegirl handling her hair. Thx girl, see ya next vid. (P.s. Hope school stuff is going/went well?xx)
You know ..... Black girls rock
I now use the same products and Finger Detangle the same way and I know this is working well for my hair. Your tips have really been helping me a lot. Thank you.
Hey I wanted to say I’ve been watching your videos for like a like a month or so now and I think you’ve become one of my fav CZcamsrs.☺️ I’ve really learned that a simplistic natural hair routine is a good way to maintain health and then growth of your hair! Thanks so much for your tips! Also if you make any vids about the DIYs you make that would be sooo awesome✨ Thanks again❤️
Girl when you first showed the camera , your hair did NOT look dry and dull it looks healthy and shiny lol. ❤️❤️❤️ Beautiful hair 🤩
Awe, thank you lol 😭❤️
Can’t thank you enough. Just another update: I used to think my hair had different textures but after using your routine for the past few months, my texture is repaired and it’s the same all over my head. My hair was just dry in certain places! Anyway keep up the good work!
Thank you! I really appreciate you for your support ❤️
Natural Academia Anytime! ❤️
girl i’ve been waiting for a natural like me thanks for your videos!!
You’ve inspired me to go back to solely finger detangling 😑
Do a hair journey video with pictures of your short natural hair please
you’re my favorite natural hair channel 💞
I can’t wait to take out my protective style and try your moisturizing method. Finally! A hair video that helps me after conditioning. My choices will be Afro balm and blue magic. I’m excited to watch more of your videos. Your natural beauty shines in helping others. Simple, uncomplicated, results. I’ve never met anyone with the same hair I have. I am excited to watch more of your hair videos and watch my progress.
Thank you, you actually right, some professional also recommended Rosemary oil
Started using tgin and Camille rose curl maker because of you and it’s best purchase I’ve ever made for my hair. I’m glad God lead me to your channel. thanks☺️
I love the results! I’m definitely trying this 🔥
If I ever have kids I’m going to show them your channel, never take these videos down pls😂 we’re the same age
Just wanna say your videos help me so much . Im a guy growing my hair out and your tips make my routine sooo easy and manageable . So good looking out.
I luv ur hair tips because my hair shoulder length n I’m trying to get it to at least my waist before 2025
You can do it!!! ❤️
Hopefully I can with your tips and information about what to at least try so thank you
Thank you for putting me on to this palmer's olive oil grease..I've noticed a huge difference in the look and feel of my hair
You know what? I'll try this regimen on my daughter who hates shampooing. Seems so simple and makes a lot of sense. I have a twa so can't do it yet :-)
Yassssss I can’t believe you posted so soon with yet another great content thank you for showing us how to detangle lol I finally understand I would literally use my finger as a comb I thought that’s what you meant now I finally know lol 😝 and your hair looks so moisturize and juicy #hairgoals again thank for amazing upload😆
Your pretty, plus your hair grew very fast. My front is now a bit of an issue growing slower. I also need to thicken my hair. Any advices? One advice😘
Maybe you should try rosemary.
Make sure you do a patch test in case you are allergic
My front grows slowly as well. Mine is natural,but I still do some diys and scalp massages to help accelerate the growth
@@jordgubbe9187 yhh you are right hun
for growin you hair try scalp massages and rice water, (treat it as a protein treatment (rice water has a lot of protein) Just wash rice in a container, pour water after, seal the container shut, let it ferment for 1 to 2 days then store for up to four weeks. Use it depending on your porosity if you have high porosity you can afford to use it more often if you have low porosity use it less often.
for thickening your hair try onion juice, green beauty's channel has a few videos on this so check her out.
I know it sounds crazy putting onion and rice waters in your hair but when it boils down to it natural hair products come from the same place. Only they may extract it a bit rougher and add chemicals and perservetives to it. :)
If yall have anymore question or need anymore help, ask, I like helping people with natural hair :)
@@Mzlaynah oooh I love diys what do you use :)
Do you know what curl pattern/ shape your hair is? The channel Green Beauty has a more accurate/ complex break down of the hair types where you can be 4c buy have a different shape to the curl (I,L,s,o). I just thought that maybe the reason people accuse you of not being 4c its bc they're and o pattern and you're an s so your hair stretches more easily (I'm mainly and o pattern btw). I'd love to know this so I know how similar our hairtypes are❤.
Louise D do you mind sharing which video it is from Green Beauty’s channel? I love her channel too and was curious if she had a video for curl patterns
@@neongreen123100 its called the complete hair typing video :)
@@neongreen123100 yeah, it's the complete hair typing one (thank you @QuEeN )
It’s frustrating to me because I have 4c hair and now that it is mid back length the curl pattern has definitely changed. The hate towards healthy 4c hair is real
I have been finger detangling my hair so wrong. It took me almost 4 hours to detangle my hair. Thanks for this video.
I absolutely love your videos
Thank you!! I really appreciate you for your support ❤️
First ❤️❤️ love your videos!
😘😘
Have you always used this method- even when your hair was short? Meaning: 8 braids moisturizer and grease
Yes; However when my hair was short, I did not use the TGIN Daily moisturizer. I finger detangled with the palmers olive oil only.
I just bought that tgin product 1 week ago! Yessss, I like it and glad to see you use it
I really love your videos👌thanks for this I think I'm gradually joining the finger detangling squad 🤗🤗🙌
Your hair is honestly sooo beautiful wow! #GOALS! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thank you ❤️
I be looking at your hair and think I can't wait until I get to that length but then I do my hair which is probably 3 inches shorter than yours and then I change my mind
😂😂😂
Your hair is beautiful, good job on taking care of your hair!
Thank you ❤️
I’m obsessed with your hair goals!!
Funny thing is i've been doing this method for a couple years now. Great minds!
I love the simplicity of it
@@NaturalAcademia Seriously, I call it the leave that ish alone method lol hair is down my back. I wear head wraps daily for the most part. Used to keep my hair twisted but realized my hair stays moisturized and detangled much better in my house girl braids haha
I really wish more naturals thought like us smh the world would be a better place
@@NaturalAcademia indeed it would. People will catch on when they are ready I suppose, but sis you ain't even gotta struggle ahaha
I loveee how simple your routine is❤️i never bought a product reccomended by youtubers but ima try bothh
Awe, thank you. Definitely keep me updated!
How do you keep your roots from tangling? when I wear my hair in braids they tangle at the root after a couple days
Yayy, I’ve been waiting on this 😭❤️
When is my hair gonna get this long and thick?...
Your videos are so satisfying to watch 😍
Thanks for showing how you finger detailed. Much needed information.❤
Your hair looks so moisturized!!
I love that you don't use water. My hair doesn't like water.
I am very confused now with the whole moisturising process for natural hair. Can someone pls tell me if spritzing water on ur hair is needed!😩 and if it is how often should you do it?
Yes you can water is your best friend lol just enough to make your hair feel moist and after add your oil or grease
It really depends on porosity. I’m high porosity and if I “spritz” my hair it leaves my hair even drier 10 mins later. If i do, i use half water, half leave in conditioner.
Esquire7834 oh your 100% right same here
I use aloe Vera mixed with avocado oil in a diary bottle and keep it in the fridge to preserve its state
Thank you all for your responses!🥰🥰
This is so satisfying to watch. Absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!
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Your hair is so moisturized and luscious looking. How do you prevent it from drying out through the day?
I wear scarves 95% of the time (no matter where I am going). I don’t really leave my hair out often. After I moisturize then I wrap it up in a scarf.
wait you hair should not be drying up in a day or a couple of hours. Make sure you use a claryfying shampoo next wash day ( it might be product build up) Make sure after moisturizing with your leave in or moisturizing product you seal it in with an oil. ( please dont do that the other way around (ಥ_ʖಥ)) Also oil is not moisturizing it seals in moisture. Now go forth and gorw out your hair （｀ー´）
QuEeN oh I live by the lco method and it’s not a day or two. It’s usually week two that my hair needs help. My hair usually loves in twists of varying sizes and I do need to invest in a satin lined bonnet to wear around my house. It’s the hair touching other items that drys it out event when it’s up
Natural Academia thank you! I’ll invest in a cute satin lined bonnet to wear around my house to keep my hair moisture retained
That finger detangling!I need it in my life! I want a step by step tutorial!
Just try to mimic what you see her doing ... that’s what I did yesterday and I ended up finger detangling my whole head / re moisturizing my hair and when I should my mom she thought I had used a comb and I was like nope fingers only and she was shook
@@kerianal9456 yes that’s the way
I can’t wait till my hair gets to this length .. I’m almost there. 🙂
I've been watching a lot of hair videos lately ❤❤
How do you keep your crown and parts from breaking in the braids all the time? I get breakage at the parts all the time if i keep braids/twists in for too long ;((
Rebraid as necessary Sis!
Maybe start parting it in different sections, for ex. Parting your hair constantly in the middle can cause your hair to break off in the middle overtime.
Ur hair is rrly pretty
U know how u re moisturise does it cause product build up?
Just brought this daily moisturizer in search of a better leave in . Wish me luck
Camille rose coconut water
Yessss beautiful I love it my hair is down my back I’ve been doing the rice water grease is life my hair loves it also coconut oil
Your hair is gorgeous
Thank you !!!!
I have very fine hair so it usually doesn't hold braids well i have a few jellys to pair with a moistizer also a very thick butter I may use in between sometimes and I am going to give the briads a go again instead of twist because someitmes my hair experiences nore tangles with just twisting all of the time. See if I can stretch the style at 2 weeks instead of washing every week starting now lol I am so tired of washing my hair every 7 days. It works for me because i have plenty of build up but I am also going to start incorporating hair grease back into my scalp as well on week two of moisturizing see how that works. You have inspired me👌😋
Best 4c youtubers. Natural academia, Tina AmenimaK, Eugenia kelcy
i normally comb when I moisturize but this gave me an idea, to reduce breakage, thank you.😊
Your hair is really long and beautiful, please can you do a routine video on how you wash, and twist your hair after moisturizing?
Just tried your way with you and omg thank you
Your hair looks so moisturized when you first took it out
Hey! What is your tips on how to leave your hair alone? like to distract and not neglect but neglect for it to grow on its own
I wear scarfs where ever I am going. I have a bunch of different colors, they are pretty easy for me to pair with outfits. Scarfs has really helped my hair to retain both moisture and length in these past six years. I’m able to sort of “neglect” my hair because I don’t have to keep up with styling it. I only moisturize, wash my hair and wrap it up in a scarf.
If you are not comfortable with wearing a scarf, the equivalence of this would be a wig.
Do you finger detangle every week when you moisturize your hair, or skip a week or two? I like your method of not raking your fingers through. I think I'm going to try that and see how that works for me because I maybe losing more hair that I need to with raking my fingers through my hair. Doesn't look like you get any knots either.
Your a sweetheart, I really love that hair
Thank you!! ❤️
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I tried that not washing for a month thing and my hair kept breaking. I went back to washing my hair every day or 2nd day and my hair grew fast; it wasn't strong as it was when I was a child. my nan used coconut oil (cooked not uncooked) when I was a child. Now I'm almost 40, I find grapeseed oil or avocado oil work best for my hair. leave in conditioner makes my scalp itch like crazy. Aloe Vera gel for my scalp and oil for my hair.
If our hair can be detangled like that our hair is easy! I always do this kind of movement when I'm remoisturizing my hair ...I didn't think that doing it thorougly could detangle
I think I'll try this except with twists because twists work better for me.
You CLEARLY need no help, but something I do (because I'm a self-proclaimed MAXIminimalist, lol), is braid down 3/4 of the way, and then twist the last couple of inches of ends. I've coined them "plaittwists" and it has SEVERAL benefits for the ends, beyond practicality.
All that aside, Ma'am, the dryness is NOT coming through on camera! EVEN YOUR (allegedly😝) DRY strands straightup ✨GLISTEN✨!
I started only finger detangling a few months ago. I’m not sure if my hair prefers that or my wide tooth bone combs in the long run, but I’m going to try your thumb method and see if that makes any difference in my routine. Thanks for the tip!
How’s it doing now
Beautiful girl with beautiful hair!
You have gorgeous hair and you are beautiful. Thanks for the tips!
Thanks! I’m glad you found it helpful❤️
What are the ingredients in the olive oil formula and do you have to wash it out with a sulphate shampoo ? Can you rehydrate the hair after using it?
How do u wear these outside ?
How can ur scalp be that clean for 3 weeks? Do you cover ur hair when u go out🤔
You are cute😀. I feel your sincerity
She actually does wear scarfs a lot😁❤❤❤
@@QWAsingz I guess why.... I do scarfs too but not so much
@@Mzlaynah 😁
Deonna Hensley I agree. Unless you’re actively putting product on your scalp or oiling your scalp everyday, it’ll stay clean.
My roots gets so matted up that i have to brush it. I finger detangle it but i wish i knew how to deal with my roots. Because i see so much hair come out if i brush it.
You seperate your roots gently over and over until there are barely any tangles left, the last round of finger detangling is you feeling around for any major tangles , once those are out of the way, you can get the small tangles our
How do you determine whether or not if you have finger detangled thoroughly if you don’t rake your fingers or comb through it? Also I’ve been doing your 8 plait+leave in+grease hair retention routine for almost four weeks. I still can’t believe I haven’t washed my hair in 4 weeks....and my hair is LOVING it.
I have low porosity hair so I gotta shampoo and conditioner to get the product off otherwise my hair wouldn't benefit. I used to do this and my hair was ALWAYS dry 😒 the struggle.
I’ve doing this all quarantine! I wish my hair was as thick as yours tho 😍
Was your hair pattern tighter when it was shorter?
Do you normally detangle w/o the hair being damp? I really like your idea abt not needing to complicate things but I’m so confused cause all the other youtubers swear by spraying the hair with water b/4 detangling.