Just dropping a summary of the points as a reminder to self: 1) Use real protein treatments which will strengthen your cuticles and slow down the splitting process 2) Trimming is important but if you're trying to gain length you shouldn't trim your hair often. 3) Trim your hair/Cut off split ends when your hair is dry not wet. 4) Ensure the scissors you use is as sharp as possible (makes the cuts a lot smoother) 5) When cutting your hair, try not to cut it at an angle, but straight. Lovely video, thanks @Green Beauty
THIRD - And thirdly, and what I think could have been the big reason why you experience new split is that a lot of people wrongly assume that keeping your hair away for a long time in braids or weave is a good for persevering your hair while it grows. If you don't install and maintain it properly, it could cause even more hair loss and breakage.
My 3yrs old has beautiful hair ♥️ like Indian hair recently experienced knot and split ends, badly so I trimed for her, but I never use any chemical can I use hair protein for her
I've always had split ends and I thought something was wrong with me lol 😩. I've been on a hair journey to classic length but every year I cut off about 6 inches and I still have split ends, thank you for this video because I was literally about to cut off 2 inches. I’m going to up my protein and put away the scissors, I might update this comment in 6 months lol 💕🤍
I wish I had watched this video BEFORE I cut my ends last night. Oh well, now I know better. I'm going to focus on better prevention from this day forward.
@@GreenBeauty My stylist cut my front ends in an angle, guess i'm doomed..I'm REALLY trying to grow my hair to my hips, (Im at elbows,) I think I still have some split ends on my hair, (I didnt want my stylist to cut length) but I have decided to just keep them moisturized, If I chop more off, I will just lose length and really regret my decision as I have been growing my hair now for 1 and a half year.
As a science junkie who is hell-bent on proof and logic, I LOVE how you logically and scientifically explained HOW to care for cuticle treatment and WHY it's so important! Yes to science and evidence!
Very informative, I'm very impressed with your knowledge. You break it all down in simple terms, which is great for people who aren't stylists. I will recommend your site to my friends for sure. BTW, I'm a Latina, and do NOT have curly hair, but to me that doesn't matter your info. applies to everyone, especially those of us who are hair stylists. Thank you, for the free education! LOVE IT! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
lol okay to clarify, what I mean is that your cuticles are scales that lay on top and protect your cortex like a shield. Over time activities like applying heat, manipulating, washing will eventually cause damage and strip away at your cuticles. Leaving your cortex exposed. Your cortex is very fragile and once its exposed will start to split. I was comparing your "cuticles to a protective shield" not "split ends to a protective shield". I hope this makes sense. :-)
This quarantine is long, I'm just here to binge 🤣🤣 I'm also currently forming my own routine (since I'm a lazy natural) based off of your videos. Wish me luck.
Yes, so the order is water, leave in conditioner, water based cream (I will show you how to make your own in an upcoming video) then oils (the oil is optional)
wow,..im very glad to know the split doesn't travel up to the hair follicle... thanks for debunking that GBC ^_^ and happy to know split ends are normal ... I guess protective styles will help
Excellent presentation. I was worried about he split ends I already had. Since watching your video, I am less worried and I know what to do prevent a greater amount of split ends developing; as well as breakage. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and posting a polished video.
Hi. Whats your full hair regimen . How often do you wash, condition, deep condition, do a protein treatment ect. Could you do a video that please . Thanks
Thank you for clearing that myth about the L.O.C. method. L.C.O. makes more sense because it is just like the moisturize and seal method that I've been taught.
FOURTH - I'm going to be uploading a video on how to properly install and maintain braids so it can serve a positive purpose. But, in the mean time get to know your hair but wearing it out more often and use your own hair when putting it in a protective style, especially in the summer months.
hi, I've been watching your videos lately. I absolutely love all the information I'm learning. It's very detailed and I'm learning a lot. And I'm just starting my hair journey. So I'm looking to everything to help on my hair journey. But it feel like everything so overwhelming as I learn. Like what I shouldn't do or do so it's difficult. But I've always been natural. But I never put energy in my hair. Expect washing bi weekly and putting it into a protective hairstyles. Now I've found that high porosity hair and it very thick and medium dense. I'm just trying to find out a good place to start. I've started moisturizing my hair daily with loc method I usually use aloe vera spray or leave in hair milk spray, leave in cream, and castor oil or coconut oil. But still my hair comes out frizzy even after moisturizing it daily. For wash day, I don't have complete regiment yet. But I usually wash my hair bi weekly: shampoo, deep conditioner hair mask, rice water rinse (for my protein treatment), and then the loc method. Overall, I'm highly frustrated, confused, and stressed. Because I don't where to start on my hair journey. I was wondering if I could get some tips or info that could help me get started on my whole hair journey. Thank you, jamarrea
I've always used LCO after I figured out that my 4c hair was dry and flaky as all get out with the LOC method. Thanks for your always informative videos.
it's funny I've been doing the L O C method but recently before this video I kept thinking it doesn't make sense to do it that easy and she just confirmed my thoughts
FIRST - Okay so since split end equate to cuticle damage. the only way to avoid or at east slow down the process is to be as gentle as you can to your hair strands, eliminated any drying activities to your hair strands, and eliminate the use of harsh ingredients in the products you use. Your new split ends could have been caused from a number of things. First, the method in with the stylist cut your hair could be to blame for causing you end to be weak and unravel easily.
Precisely what I was looking for. I didn't understand what was happening in a realistic way and you breaking it down scientifically convinced me to treat my hair better . Thank you for teaching me.
HOT CARROT OIL TREATMENT ARE BAEE TO SPLIT Ends !!Im ghanian snd i have 3c/4a hair i used to del with minor split ends but not anymore thanks to carrot oil.My friend is puerto rican and her hair is 2b/3a and she straightens her hair often and doesn't know how to care for her natural hair ever since I started doing her hair its so much healthier and almost split end free
@@k.5425 carrot oil is Awesome for my hair. You can dice a carrot, submerge it in a carrier oil for 5-7 days, Strain and then use. Or You can place the carrier oil on low heat, add the carrot, let heat until the carrot is soft and has changed the color of your oil. Let cool, strain, then use. Or you can grind carrots, put them in a cheese cloth and squeeze the juice into your carrier oil. I do the first method in order to get the most out of the carrot. I also use olive oil as my carrier oil, it is very nourishing to the hair, scalp and slit ends. Hope you see success. ☺
@Daisy Gal I'm not sure. I would think not, but if anything that has slight color stains your hair I would say maybe. Test a small area first. If you do, let me know how it goes. ☺
Yes, I recommend the use of a real protein treatment for all porosity levels. The only difference is the measurements and the frequency of use. Watch my video titled, "How To ~ A REAL Protein Treatment" for a measurement breakdown based on porosity level. Let me know how it goes :-)
I love how visual you are, it really helps it to sink in, since I'm not a scientist, it helps to see what you are talking about, versus just hearing about it. What about LOCO? I have been using that, and I believe that has worked, but sometimes my hair still feels dry sometimes. I will try this method to see if it makes a difference, thank you
I'm not sure if I can do a whole video on that topic but I will deff include that information in a future video. But FYI, they are really hard to avoid. Especially, with natural hair
SECOND - Stylist usually cut hair at an angle with increases the surface area of your ends and increases the chances of more splits. Secondly, its possible that the shampoo that was used to wash your hair at the place you got the braids and full weave could have been to harsh and drying, which causes your cuticles layers to just break off.
I love your videos, i call you the science of hair. Can you please do a video on your wash day routine and also a regimen for low to medium porosity hair
(1) Thank You... I sill recommend the LCO method over the LOC and the LOCO. B/c in both cases, the "O" is blocking your hair from absorbing the moisture from the "C". Oils should be use as the last layer to seal. If the oil you are using is not sealing is the moisture from the "L" and the "C" well enough,
Wow this was very very informative, all this time I'm snipping away at my ends and I didn't have to. I am sure my hair would be much longer if I had known this. Definitely going to be more on top of conditioning and deep conditioning and definitely going to use the recipes you suggested. You are the answer to my hair prayers!!!!!!
I get dead end trims 3 times a year. I really don't start noticing symptoms of split ends until the 4 month, so 3x a year is enough for me. Even then, it's still really only a dusting that I need to get the tapered ends cut off completely. But I always tell my stylist to cut all the dead ends off anyway, just to make sure.
Anothet awesome video....I feel like you're the only person I truly need to watch for true haircare advice. I know its all trial and error in the beginning but you are helping me build a dolid foundation from facts then I csn tweek it based on my hairs individual needs.
i loved this video very informative. I have not had a trim this year bcz i honestly didnt understand why do i need to trim is my goal is the length. Am gonna up my protein treatment game 😉Thank you
I love how informative your videos are. I appreciate your perspective on how often trimming should occur. I also feel that layering products on in a LCO order makes the most sense. Though I did try the LOC method once out of curiosity.
Me neither. I will have to trim quite often to prevent them from knotting. I know in the middle of the hair strand! What witchcraft is happening on my ends while I sleep? Is my hair doing jump rope or something?
@@kennypryce4617 once I started putting my hair in rubber bands at night about 6 banded pony tails it has saved my hair. I only started to stretch it and now I do it nightly to stop my hair from tangling.
thank you for this informative channel! I will continue to try and slow down the process of getting split ends by establishing a healthy hair regimen. I'm so thankful for this video! just reached bra strap length...straightened my hair a week ago and now I have split ends galore...but now I know what to do..Thank You!!!
(1/2) Its not that your hair is not growing, its breaking as it grows. There is something you are doing or not doing that is casing you hair to break at an exaggerated rate. A REAL Protein Treatment (with Hydrolyzed wheat protein) will quickly stop the breakage. After your REAL Protein Treatment, revisit everything our use and do to your hair to discover what it is that you are doing that is causing this breakage.
How often should i use the treatment? My ends are color damaged but other than that my hair is fine, wavy and thick. I do my best to brush it as gently as possible and wait until it dries until i do so but Im still noticing split ends everywhere.
I have always used the lco method. When I first went natural, I researched natural ingredients and I spoke to pharmacists. That's how I started using the liquid, cream, oil method. It is after I discovered the natural hair community. I heard about the loc method, which I think is the wrong way around as well lol. I don't use the loc method so to each his own.
Do u have a book in the making?! Girrrrrrllll, name it “So you wanna go natural...” Bam! You’re halfway there! 😭😭😭 Informative literature (like a website, book, or magazine) would be a VERY lucrative business for you. What I LOVE about you is you educate. Not dance, try to be silly, or simply jump styling without rationale. I LOVE how you educate. Not entertain (well...it’s still entertaining, but you know....)
This video was EXCELLENT! I just posted a video about how I have these Incomplete splits that have kept happening. It felt like I had a knot but when I cut a few of them, I noticed they were incomplete splits. This is so frustrating. I was trimming them and they would re-appear. I think it's because of my scissors which I ditched and got a new pair. I'm hoping this will fix it all because I don't abuse my hair at all.
❤sis i love your chanel your also an OG like curly and leila just love you sisters you're scientific info is boss so helpful and informative I always go back to your chanel for help 🎉thanks sis
Yes. But the oil is optional. So, the order is Wash, conditioner, Water based leave in conditioner, water based cream, then oil (the oil step is optional)
All of your hair tips about split ends are very helpful, but my hair grows so fast & I definitely have to get my ends trimmed more than twice a year...
wow the level of detail and research here is incredible. this is truly scholarly! I hope this becomes highly valued. Incredible work.
Just dropping a summary of the points as a reminder to self:
1) Use real protein treatments which will strengthen your cuticles and slow down the splitting process
2) Trimming is important but if you're trying to gain length you shouldn't trim your hair often.
3) Trim your hair/Cut off split ends when your hair is dry not wet.
4) Ensure the scissors you use is as sharp as possible (makes the cuts a lot smoother)
5) When cutting your hair, try not to cut it at an angle, but straight.
Lovely video, thanks @Green Beauty
Darrell B. Thank You much for your summary!
Thank you
Thank you!
Thank you
Thanks, gr8 summary 💯👌🏾
THIRD - And thirdly, and what I think could have been the big reason why you experience new split is that a lot of people wrongly assume that keeping your hair away for a long time in braids or weave is a good for persevering your hair while it grows. If you don't install and maintain it properly, it could cause even more hair loss and breakage.
My 3yrs old has beautiful hair ♥️ like Indian hair recently experienced knot and split ends, badly so I trimed for her, but I never use any chemical can I use hair protein for her
Is split ends frizz?
@@lavenderseasonamen3937 🤭🤣🤣
I notice that too. I never go over 3 weeks of braids
You are an entire university unto yourself? Professor GreenBeauty is in the building.
I've always had split ends and I thought something was wrong with me lol 😩. I've been on a hair journey to classic length but every year I cut off about 6 inches and I still have split ends, thank you for this video because I was literally about to cut off 2 inches. I’m going to up my protein and put away the scissors, I might update this comment in 6 months lol 💕🤍
How’s it going, any progress?
Any better?
Hello its been 6 month
@Laurena Bayon scammers
update?
Other beauty CZcamsrs just want subscribers but none of them want to discuss the science behind it
Keep up the good work. 👍🇮🇳
I wish I had watched this video BEFORE I cut my ends last night. Oh well, now I know better. I'm going to focus on better prevention from this day forward.
Trimming your end is not a bad thing. You just dont have to do as much as you may think. I personally trim my ends (1/2 an inch) three times a year.
@@GreenBeauty My stylist cut my front ends in an angle, guess i'm doomed..I'm REALLY trying to grow my hair to my hips, (Im at elbows,) I think I still have some split ends on my hair, (I didnt want my stylist to cut length) but I have decided to just keep them moisturized, If I chop more off, I will just lose length and really regret my decision as I have been growing my hair now for 1 and a half year.
Damn that paper analogy blew my mind lol.. So simple!
Ikr
As a science junkie who is hell-bent on proof and logic, I LOVE how you logically and scientifically explained HOW to care for cuticle treatment and WHY it's so important!
Yes to science and evidence!
I have to thank Nappy Fu for recommending your channell. You are a wealth of knowledge.
Very informative, I'm very impressed with your knowledge. You break it all down in simple terms, which is great for people who aren't stylists. I will recommend your site to my friends for sure. BTW, I'm a Latina, and do NOT have curly hair, but to me that doesn't matter your info. applies to everyone, especially those of us who are hair stylists. Thank you, for the free education! LOVE IT! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.
Tina Cota Thanks you Tina. I love messages like this =)
lol okay to clarify, what I mean is that your cuticles are scales that lay on top and protect your cortex like a shield. Over time activities like applying heat, manipulating, washing will eventually cause damage and strip away at your cuticles. Leaving your cortex exposed. Your cortex is very fragile and once its exposed will start to split. I was comparing your "cuticles to a protective shield" not "split ends to a protective shield". I hope this makes sense. :-)
This quarantine is long, I'm just here to binge 🤣🤣 I'm also currently forming my own routine (since I'm a lazy natural) based off of your videos. Wish me luck.
Hey. You got pocahontas hair now ?? 😝 am a lazy natural too. If I could employ a hair oiling person I would 😒🥱
Yes, so the order is water, leave in conditioner, water based cream (I will show you how to make your own in an upcoming video) then oils (the oil is optional)
GreenBeauty is this still (lco method) better if you have high porosity hair?
Finally a video on split ends...most natural hair gurus never talk about this
L.C.O > L.O.C
Thanks for clearing that up. It makes sense !
wow,..im very glad to know the split doesn't travel up to the hair follicle... thanks for debunking that GBC ^_^
and happy to know split ends are normal ... I guess protective styles will help
Crossing right im 😊 to hear that.
Excellent presentation. I was worried about he split ends I already had. Since watching your video, I am less worried and I know what to do prevent a greater amount of split ends developing; as well as breakage. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and posting a polished video.
BEST NATURAL VLOG EVER. THANK YOU SO MUCH !! GOD BLESS
Hi. Whats your full hair regimen . How often do you wash, condition, deep condition, do a protein treatment ect. Could you do a video that please . Thanks
Thank you for clearing that myth about the L.O.C. method. L.C.O. makes more sense because it is just like the moisturize and seal method that I've been taught.
FOURTH - I'm going to be uploading a video on how to properly install and maintain braids so it can serve a positive purpose. But, in the mean time get to know your hair but wearing it out more often and use your own hair when putting it in a protective style, especially in the summer months.
hi, I've been watching your videos lately. I absolutely love all the information I'm learning. It's very detailed and I'm learning a lot. And I'm just starting my hair journey. So I'm looking to everything to help on my hair journey. But it feel like everything so overwhelming as I learn. Like what I shouldn't do or do so it's difficult. But I've always been natural. But I never put energy in my hair. Expect washing bi weekly and putting it into a protective hairstyles. Now I've found that high porosity hair and it very thick and medium dense. I'm just trying to find out a good place to start. I've started moisturizing my hair daily with loc method I usually use aloe vera spray or leave in hair milk spray, leave in cream, and castor oil or coconut oil. But still my hair comes out frizzy even after moisturizing it daily. For wash day, I don't have complete regiment yet. But I usually wash my hair bi weekly: shampoo, deep conditioner hair mask, rice water rinse (for my protein treatment), and then the loc method. Overall, I'm highly frustrated, confused, and stressed. Because I don't where to start on my hair journey. I was wondering if I could get some tips or info that could help me get started on my whole hair journey.
Thank you, jamarrea
omg, this video is probably the MOST useful and informative vid about trimming hair/taking care of split ends! thank you SO much! =)
i have all of does split ends
Me too!! 😭
Same 😭
Me too
I've always used LCO after I figured out that my 4c hair was dry and flaky as all get out with the LOC method.
Thanks for your always informative videos.
Very informative! Thanks for debunking the slip end myth! I find that the LCO method makes more sense, as well, for moisture retention.
it's funny I've been doing the L O C method but recently before this video I kept thinking it doesn't make sense to do it that easy and she just confirmed my thoughts
what cream do you use or recommend, if you don't mind me asking.... thanks
Is raw shea butter considered a cream?
THANK YOU FOR ALL THIS WONDERFUL INFORMATION! YOU ARE SO PROFESSIONAL AND HELPFUL! MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU!
Thank you
wow. all this time i was chopping off hair that didn’t need to be chopped off. i’m so upset...
What an amazingly informational video you've produced. I just cut about 2.5" off my hair and MAN it feels good!
Green beauty, you are a true gift. Thank you
this is my new favorite natural hair channel!
FIRST - Okay so since split end equate to cuticle damage. the only way to avoid or at east slow down the process is to be as gentle as you can to your hair strands, eliminated any drying activities to your hair strands, and eliminate the use of harsh ingredients in the products you use. Your new split ends could have been caused from a number of things. First, the method in with the stylist cut your hair could be to blame for causing you end to be weak and unravel easily.
What methods in cutting can cause split ends? What cutting method do you recommend? Do you already have a video on this, please? 🩷🌸
Precisely what I was looking for. I didn't understand what was happening in a realistic way and you breaking it down scientifically convinced me to treat my hair better . Thank you for teaching me.
HOT CARROT OIL TREATMENT ARE BAEE TO SPLIT Ends !!Im ghanian snd i have 3c/4a hair i used to del with minor split ends but not anymore thanks to carrot oil.My friend is puerto rican and her hair is 2b/3a and she straightens her hair often and doesn't know how to care for her natural hair ever since I started doing her hair its so much healthier and almost split end free
Carrot oil? Can you type how to make it?
@@k.5425 carrot oil is Awesome for my hair.
You can dice a carrot, submerge it in a carrier oil for 5-7 days, Strain and then use.
Or
You can place the carrier oil on low heat, add the carrot, let heat until the carrot is soft and has changed the color of your oil. Let cool, strain, then use.
Or
you can grind carrots, put them in a cheese cloth and squeeze the juice into your carrier oil.
I do the first method in order to get the most out of the carrot. I also use olive oil as my carrier oil, it is very nourishing to the hair, scalp and slit ends.
Hope you see success. ☺
@Daisy Gal I'm not sure. I would think not, but if anything that has slight color stains your hair I would say maybe. Test a small area first.
If you do, let me know how it goes. ☺
Daisy Gal absolutely anytime 🙂
I just stumbled upon your channel and I like it and just subbed.
Shena52 Thanks :-) and welcome
+Shena52 Same
I just love this channel, its super informative.
I love how you broke down the LCO method! I personally get better results using it over the LOC method.
WELL SAID!!! See you don't have to trim your hair so often in order to grow it!
Just wanted to tell you that Jesus Christ loves you so very very much even if you don’t believe it
Yes, I recommend the use of a real protein treatment for all porosity levels. The only difference is the measurements and the frequency of use. Watch my video titled, "How To ~ A REAL Protein Treatment" for a measurement breakdown based on porosity level. Let me know how it goes :-)
I love how visual you are, it really helps it to sink in, since I'm not a scientist, it helps to see what you are talking about, versus just hearing about it.
What about LOCO? I have been using that, and I believe that has worked, but sometimes my hair still feels dry sometimes. I will try this method to see if it makes a difference, thank you
I'm not sure if I can do a whole video on that topic but I will deff include that information in a future video. But FYI, they are really hard to avoid. Especially, with natural hair
P.s.thanks for rxplaining the lco method. I always thought the loc method was suspect. Now I feel more confident in which one to choose.
Your channel is soooooo good
Hello from Australia
very very very very very informative n helpful... finally found a channel worth my time!!!
All people who have thick damaged hair with millions of split ends know split ends are actually...
Evil. Pure evil
Nidhi Kaza yesh
😂 Hahaa! Yeah!
I literally have all the split end types
thank you so much, the knowledge about split ends and the loc method is priceless. keep the great videos coming.
SECOND - Stylist usually cut hair at an angle with increases the surface area of your ends and increases the chances of more splits. Secondly, its possible that the shampoo that was used to wash your hair at the place you got the braids and full weave could have been to harsh and drying, which causes your cuticles layers to just break off.
By far the best information I’ve found. You did an amazing job and love the research. Excellent!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
How do you know so much? It's incredible! Your videos are super helpful. Keep up the great work.
I love your videos, i call you the science of hair. Can you please do a video on your wash day routine and also a regimen for low to medium porosity hair
(1) Thank You... I sill recommend the LCO method over the LOC and the LOCO. B/c in both cases, the "O" is blocking your hair from absorbing the moisture from the "C". Oils should be use as the last layer to seal. If the oil you are using is not sealing is the moisture from the "L" and the "C" well enough,
Its 2020, and this information is really important for my natural hair journey omg!♡
You're welcome !
Wow this was very very informative, all this time I'm snipping away at my ends and I didn't have to. I am sure my hair would be much longer if I had known this. Definitely going to be more on top of conditioning and deep conditioning and definitely going to use the recipes you suggested. You are the answer to my hair prayers!!!!!!
I hope this video gets the credit it deserves, pack full of informative details 💯👌🏾....thank you GB.👏🏾👏🏾💗💞
I get dead end trims 3 times a year. I really don't start noticing symptoms of split ends until the 4 month, so 3x a year is enough for me. Even then, it's still really only a dusting that I need to get the tapered ends cut off completely. But I always tell my stylist to cut all the dead ends off anyway, just to make sure.
I wish i watched this video before i cut off about 5 inches of my hair due to split ends! All in all, i'm glad i found this channel.
Anothet awesome video....I feel like you're the only person I truly need to watch for true haircare advice. I know its all trial and error in the beginning but you are helping me build a dolid foundation from facts then I csn tweek it based on my hairs individual needs.
Nice to see a video on how to keep what you have rather than just cutting it all off!
I'm so glad that your channel exists ❤ an entire wealth of knowledge
i loved this video very informative. I have not had a trim this year bcz i honestly didnt understand why do i need to trim is my goal is the length. Am gonna up my protein treatment game 😉Thank you
I love how informative your videos are. I appreciate your perspective on how often trimming should occur. I also feel that layering products on in a LCO order makes the most sense. Though I did try the LOC method once out of curiosity.
Very informative....I like that you don't promote different product brands but simply give informative facts.
My second comment on one of your videos. You are the best...perfect information. Wow, seriously..thank you for researching and studying, it shows!!
Best video on split ends. Thorough.
Thank you so much. I love all your videos they are so detailed, yet very visual and entertaining. :D I did not get bored once
This video is well put together and very informative. I truly learned a lot in the process. I just subscribed and be blessed!
i love how detailed u r abt anything u talk abt...really informative..thnx..
Leaving splits and knots makes my hair tangle a lot more so I can't see myself trimming twice a year
Me neither. I will have to trim quite often to prevent them from knotting. I know in the middle of the hair strand! What witchcraft is happening on my ends while I sleep? Is my hair doing jump rope or something?
@@kennypryce4617 once I started putting my hair in rubber bands at night about 6 banded pony tails it has saved my hair. I only started to stretch it and now I do it nightly to stop my hair from tangling.
thank you for this informative channel! I will continue to try and slow down the process of getting split ends by establishing a healthy hair regimen. I'm so thankful for this video! just reached bra strap length...straightened my hair a week ago and now I have split ends galore...but now I know what to do..Thank You!!!
(1/2) Its not that your hair is not growing, its breaking as it grows. There is something you are doing or not doing that is casing you hair to break at an exaggerated rate. A REAL Protein Treatment (with Hydrolyzed wheat protein) will quickly stop the breakage. After your REAL Protein Treatment, revisit everything our use and do to your hair to discover what it is that you are doing that is causing this breakage.
How often should i use the treatment? My ends are color damaged but other than that my hair is fine, wavy and thick.
I do my best to brush it as gently as possible and wait until it dries until i do so but Im still noticing split ends everywhere.
Why am I only finding your channel today 😧
I have always used the lco method. When I first went natural, I researched natural ingredients and I spoke to pharmacists. That's how I started using the liquid, cream, oil method. It is after I discovered the natural hair community. I heard about the loc method, which I think is the wrong way around as well lol. I don't use the loc method so to each his own.
what cream do you use or recommend? .... thanks😊
I literally bought a new scissors today ready to trim my ends😹😹 thanks to this video
Do u have a book in the making?! Girrrrrrllll, name it “So you wanna go natural...” Bam! You’re halfway there! 😭😭😭 Informative literature (like a website, book, or magazine) would be a VERY lucrative business for you. What I LOVE about you is you educate. Not dance, try to be silly, or simply jump styling without rationale. I LOVE how you educate. Not entertain (well...it’s still entertaining, but you know....)
I've started doing real protein treatments now. Just did one yesterday! Thanks.
This video was EXCELLENT!
I just posted a video about how I have these Incomplete splits that have kept happening. It felt like I had a knot but when I cut a few of them, I noticed they were incomplete splits. This is so frustrating. I was trimming them and they would re-appear. I think it's because of my scissors which I ditched and got a new pair. I'm hoping this will fix it all because I don't abuse my hair at all.
By far the coolest channel on CZcams!!
Thank you
This is the best hair beauty I have ever seem.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge… great job!
❤sis i love your chanel your also an OG like curly and leila just love you sisters you're scientific info is boss so helpful and informative I always go back to your chanel for help 🎉thanks sis
Thanks for bringing this up b/c if it did not make sense to you, I'm sure it did not make sense to many more viewers.
Can you do a video where u are recommending some examples of quality shears and what type to purchase
Great idea, I'll cover that in a video on how to trim your own natural hair
Thank you ! That was more than alot of info , I have alot and have been trying to get rid of them .
What a great video.. Learned so much..! Thanks for sharing..
Thank You. I love to hear that b/c that is my goal. I love your videos btw and your hair is so beautiful.
Thank you Michelle, so are you!
excellent vid, thx for sharing!!!!!!!!
Thank You :-)
Yes. But the oil is optional. So, the order is Wash, conditioner, Water based leave in conditioner, water based cream, then oil (the oil step is optional)
All of your hair tips about split ends are very helpful, but my hair grows so fast & I definitely have to get my ends trimmed more than twice a year...
you are most welcome. and Thank you. xxxx
Thank you so much for the education!!!
I have learned so much from you. You are a great teacher!
Loved this video. Thanks
YOU ARE GORGEOUS! Thank you very much. God bless you. 💙
Thank you, I was just about to big chop to remove them
You did a great job explaining this. Thank you
Thank you Angee !
Thank you for sharing your videos! Very helpful. Loving your style as well! Keep up the good work! Blessings
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!