I heard a lot of people say that using a water filter for your shower so
that the chemicals in the water (sometimes sulfate/chlorine depending on
where you live).
This video started the revival of my hair. I went out and bought a wooden
brush and I oil my hair already, but it always got dry and tangled, With my
wooden brush it no longer does that. I purchased the salon brand L’oreal
cuti liss system shampoo and conditioner, use it once a week along with
their mythic oil and their keratin complex daily with my oiling twice a
month and my wood brush and my hair has come alive! It’s wonderful! So
thank you for starting me on this, and helping me find something that
worked!!
Yeah the wooden brush wouldn’t work for ethnic hair it can’t be brushed dry
or with that type of bristle it would damage my hair but other than that
awesome tips
For those who try coconut oil: if you have acne, make sure you don’t get
the oil into your face when you use it on your hair. It’s a great, useful
and reliable oil but it’s likely to clog pores as it is comedogenic. There
are plenty sites that list comedogenic ratings (e.g. beneficialbotanicals,
google them for ‘comedogenic ratings’ or something). Other than that it’s
amazing for hair. For those who dye or bleach their hair, it’s best to
apply coconot oil prior to the product to protect your hair.
Cool tips 😉 I have a question: how do you wash/clean your wooden brushes?
I’ve just bought one (following your advice) and wonder how to take care of
it. I heard wooden brushes do not like water… So a little advice is
needed 😉
I love this video! Full of the best info for your hair’s maximum health!
Most of it comes down to common sense I think.
I started trying to grow my hair as I want long, gorgeous hair for my
wedding photos… And I want to be able to say.. ” Its Real!!” … NO
EXTENSIONS! And, as with most girls, I was a bit silly when I was younger,
constantly getting it coloured, straightening, to the point it was really
unmanageable, breaking, really horrible
I am super sensitive to things like coconut oil / cocoa butter / etc even
in shampoo / conditioners it will make me break out. I like to wash my
hair first (ACURE – yes cocoa butter…), then everything else to get any
residue off of my skin / face. I also change my pillowcase nightly. I’ve
started wrapping my hair at night, but don’t really like doing that. I am
still breaking out on my hairline, but has helped with breaking out on my
left jaw / cheek area. The right side is fine sine I am a left side
sleeper. I need to find a clean alternative for shampoo / conditioner
without comedogenic ingredients. I too have very long, thick, healthy hair
(as of now), but am terrified to change since this shampoo / conditioner is
great for my hair. I am also so tired of breaking out. =( HELP!
Ditch the shampoo and conditioner and use baking soda to wash and vinegar
to rinse. After a while, you won’t need to wash it anymore, just rub some
oil into the scalp and rinse with water once a week.
Spray it with edible aloe vera.
For silica, consume Diatomaceous Earth (food grade, of course). Instead of
MSM, check out Kala Namak Black Salt. It is high in sulpher. It is way,
way cheaper than MSM. MSM is a left over from the paper manufacturing
process. The black salt is naturally mined and whole.
How do you style your hair? Especially in between washes? I find that when
I brush my hair , my natural waves/curls come out and it ends up not
pretty!
You can keep the heat !! Use ARGAN OIL . Best product iv ever bought. My
natural biracial hair is down to my belly button , healthy & strong all
while enjoying my flat iron
Great video. Finally someone recommends some things that work without
claiming that “trimming makes hair grow faster”.
I would avoid fish oil, they are really bad for you as they are with the
rotting fish. Stick with veg options ;)
I heard a lot of people say that using a water filter for your shower so
that the chemicals in the water (sometimes sulfate/chlorine depending on
where you live).
This video started the revival of my hair. I went out and bought a wooden
brush and I oil my hair already, but it always got dry and tangled, With my
wooden brush it no longer does that. I purchased the salon brand L’oreal
cuti liss system shampoo and conditioner, use it once a week along with
their mythic oil and their keratin complex daily with my oiling twice a
month and my wood brush and my hair has come alive! It’s wonderful! So
thank you for starting me on this, and helping me find something that
worked!!
Yeah the wooden brush wouldn’t work for ethnic hair it can’t be brushed dry
or with that type of bristle it would damage my hair but other than that
awesome tips
For those who try coconut oil: if you have acne, make sure you don’t get
the oil into your face when you use it on your hair. It’s a great, useful
and reliable oil but it’s likely to clog pores as it is comedogenic. There
are plenty sites that list comedogenic ratings (e.g. beneficialbotanicals,
google them for ‘comedogenic ratings’ or something). Other than that it’s
amazing for hair. For those who dye or bleach their hair, it’s best to
apply coconot oil prior to the product to protect your hair.
You have beautiful hair! Love your bangs! You are gorgeous !
I’d also like to see your skin are routine:)
Also your hair are routine!:)
Cool tips 😉 I have a question: how do you wash/clean your wooden brushes?
I’ve just bought one (following your advice) and wonder how to take care of
it. I heard wooden brushes do not like water… So a little advice is
needed 😉
You are so beautiful! ♥
I love this video! Full of the best info for your hair’s maximum health!
Most of it comes down to common sense I think.
I started trying to grow my hair as I want long, gorgeous hair for my
wedding photos… And I want to be able to say.. ” Its Real!!” … NO
EXTENSIONS! And, as with most girls, I was a bit silly when I was younger,
constantly getting it coloured, straightening, to the point it was really
unmanageable, breaking, really horrible
Awesome hair!!!
I am super sensitive to things like coconut oil / cocoa butter / etc even
in shampoo / conditioners it will make me break out. I like to wash my
hair first (ACURE – yes cocoa butter…), then everything else to get any
residue off of my skin / face. I also change my pillowcase nightly. I’ve
started wrapping my hair at night, but don’t really like doing that. I am
still breaking out on my hairline, but has helped with breaking out on my
left jaw / cheek area. The right side is fine sine I am a left side
sleeper. I need to find a clean alternative for shampoo / conditioner
without comedogenic ingredients. I too have very long, thick, healthy hair
(as of now), but am terrified to change since this shampoo / conditioner is
great for my hair. I am also so tired of breaking out. =( HELP!
Ditch the shampoo and conditioner and use baking soda to wash and vinegar
to rinse. After a while, you won’t need to wash it anymore, just rub some
oil into the scalp and rinse with water once a week.
Spray it with edible aloe vera.
For silica, consume Diatomaceous Earth (food grade, of course). Instead of
MSM, check out Kala Namak Black Salt. It is high in sulpher. It is way,
way cheaper than MSM. MSM is a left over from the paper manufacturing
process. The black salt is naturally mined and whole.
great video! but what do you do when the scalp gets oily in between
washes?
So where exactly can I find these wooden brushes you talk about? I cannot
seem to find them online???
How do you style your hair? Especially in between washes? I find that when
I brush my hair , my natural waves/curls come out and it ends up not
pretty!
Where are you from?
question: Do your wooden brushes have those fine bristles or are they
thick? its hard to tell in the video
You can keep the heat !! Use ARGAN OIL . Best product iv ever bought. My
natural biracial hair is down to my belly button , healthy & strong all
while enjoying my flat iron
you look hella pretty with bangs js
oh my god you’re beautiful
She looks so sexy in this haircut
Dude, this is YOUR haircut. Looks incredible on you!