What is your hair routine? :)

Dec 31, 2013

Mindy F.

What do you do everyday or weekly to keep your hair healthy? what products do you use :)?

Dec 31, 2013

Isabel M.

I use Aussie moist, Cantu Shea butter, and occasionally coconut oil! I have really really thick kinky coily 3A hair , so I need a lot of moisture!

Dec 31, 2013

Hannah K.

I wash my hair 2-3 times a week with either: L'oreal EverStrong, L'oreal EverCreme, Organix Hydrating Macadamia or Pureology Smooth shampoo and conditioner. After that (but still in the shower), I use either Aussie 3 Minute Moist (which is bad for your hair, but I figure I should use it up), Macadamia Deep Repair Masque or L'oreal Power Moisture mask, and throw it up in a bun to be rinsed out at the end of my shower. I also don't brush my hair, I heat style very infrequently and I either use John Freida Full Repair heat protector or Tressemme Heat Tamer spray. That's about all I do for my hair =)

Dec 31, 2013

Melissa M.

Straight hair , waves or natural hair special ocassion updo or curled

Dec 31, 2013

Kassie W.

Prepare yourself, this is going to be a long one. For my 3b hair routine, I use and recommend the Matrix Curl Line's Shampoo and Conditioner. I only shampoo once a week because it dries my hair out, and my hair needs a good cleansing to clear out all of the junk that's in it. When I get out of the shower, I immediately deep condition my hair by mixing the Organix Argan Oil Deep Conditioner with some pure olive oil. I recommend heating it up in the microwave for 15 seconds, then using it because using products while they are warm really allows the product to soak deep into the hair and nourish. I then generously apply the mixture to my hair, then twirl it into a topknot to be left in for 1 hour. Afterwards, I rinse the Conditioner out with hot water. Then, I do a final freezedown with extremely cold water to shock the cuticles of my hair shut, allowing the moisture to stay in my hair. The next step in my routine is to take a t-shirt and gently try to squeeze out the excess moisture. Next, I flip my head over and part the hair, also gently finger-detangling. If the snarles are awful, I'll rarely use it, but a wide tooth comb and very gently running it through my hair usually works. After detangling, I'll normally do a mashup of different products, including a dime-sized ammount HealthySexyHair Argan oil, Tresemme Curl Mousse, Herbal Essence's Curl Gel, John Frieda Frizz Ease Serum, and last but not least, ISO Curl creme. I distribute the mix evenly throughout my curls, pulling down. Then, I take my boar bristled brush to clump the curls together; they dry into bigger defined curls, then scrunch. If I have time, I'll diffuse on cold with low speed, leaving me with more predictable curls. If I'm in a time crunch, I'll let my hair dry naturally, which leaves an opportunity for frizz to take over. If my hair's just too unruly, but still has curl, I'll either throw it into a cute&messy topknot, leaving some texture showing, along with some bang pieces. An alternatve is a side braid, but It's usually a chore getting my hair to one side, considering that it's pretty short in length with layers, so I'll gather the hair on the opposite side of where I want my hair and simply twist it into a chunk. It's a real bobby pin sparer. After I swirl the hair over, my volume leaves opportunity for a cute voluminous braid. So, I decide whether I want a regular, fishtail, rope, four strand, etc. braid. After I get to the eds of my hair, I'll tie it off with 2 small rubber elastics, becuase they always break at the worst times. Hope this was helpful to some curlies in need out there. Having curly hair is extremely difficult, but it's cute and you can do many things with it! c:

Dec 31, 2013

Isabel M.

Naomi! Do the no poo. My hair is so awesome now, I've been no point for almost a year and my hair has started growing more and it's healthy!

Dec 31, 2013

Fiona J.

Coconut oil, once or twice a week cover the ends of your hair with coconut oil for 30 mins and shampoo and condition!