Great to see you Tina, I love your glow! These are great tips! So, coconut
oil tends to dry my hair in braid outs/twistouts, but like you, I love it
for pre-poos. It leaves my hair strong, frizz-free and shiny. I also find
that it works better when my hair is wet often as in wash and go styles.
Some other things I do to combat dry hair in Winter is a combination of
products and method. I use the WCC method of washing then conditioning
twice, first with a moisturizing deep conditioner, second with a rinse out
conditioner. This yields super conditioned hair, better than deep
conditioning alone. As far as products, I use my deep conditioner or
regular conditioners as leave-ins, ensuring none of the ingredients are
drying or protein. I also use thicker, creamier stylers. Finally, I don’t
use a lot of oil in my hair, but this Fall I have started adding Natures
Gate vitamin e oil (has grape seed and safflower) to my leave-in with great
results. My low porosity hair soaks it right up and retains better moisture
+ sheen. My hope is that it will work too this Winter.
Hi Tee, I live in a dry cold town….I’m starting to grow my hair
naturally, now is the coconut oil will make my hair stronger and to grow
longer……because I am really frustrated with my hair.
Thanks for sharing but I guess u dont catch a head cold from spritzing yo
hair in the winter a.m. after leaving the house. Im scared to do that. If
that works for u then great.
Good tips.
Needed this, thank you!!!
Great tips! Thanks for sharing!!
Needed this thanks 🙂 your hair looks pretty aswell
very helpful, tina!
great tips! and i love your accent! xoxo
Great to see you Tina, I love your glow! These are great tips! So, coconut
oil tends to dry my hair in braid outs/twistouts, but like you, I love it
for pre-poos. It leaves my hair strong, frizz-free and shiny. I also find
that it works better when my hair is wet often as in wash and go styles.
Some other things I do to combat dry hair in Winter is a combination of
products and method. I use the WCC method of washing then conditioning
twice, first with a moisturizing deep conditioner, second with a rinse out
conditioner. This yields super conditioned hair, better than deep
conditioning alone. As far as products, I use my deep conditioner or
regular conditioners as leave-ins, ensuring none of the ingredients are
drying or protein. I also use thicker, creamier stylers. Finally, I don’t
use a lot of oil in my hair, but this Fall I have started adding Natures
Gate vitamin e oil (has grape seed and safflower) to my leave-in with great
results. My low porosity hair soaks it right up and retains better moisture
+ sheen. My hope is that it will work too this Winter.
Tee! I can imagine hubby waking up because your plastic baggy is waking him
up lol
Great tips. I keep my hair on point by simply keeping it saturated with
butters. I don’t mind the weigh down since it’s in PS most of the winter
CurlyProverbz shares a henna tea spritz she says helps kept the hair
strong. You mix it with Amla and shikakai. Waiting on my herbs to arrive :)
Great tips but can u preepoo if u co.wash to cuz I dnt alway wash my hair
every 2 or 3 wks I shampoo I co.wash more
Great tips for maintaining moisture! Thank you very much. This should help
my natural coils survive yet another Swedish winter ⛄️
Damn is it only me or she looks like Michelle Obama?.
Hi Tee, I live in a dry cold town….I’m starting to grow my hair
naturally, now is the coconut oil will make my hair stronger and to grow
longer……because I am really frustrated with my hair.
You have some nice hair.
Is there an alternative to coconut oil for someone with low
porosity/protein sensitive hair?
I’ll be moving to New York in 4 months after my wedding! so your tips I
think will definitely help me!
Thanks for sharing but I guess u dont catch a head cold from spritzing yo
hair in the winter a.m. after leaving the house. Im scared to do that. If
that works for u then great.
can you guys subscribe i will back i just stated my hair channel
I love your hair I keep watching your video over and over. I try so meny
time to go natural but never last I ended up creaming it