Naturalista:
Order yours today.

Aghagba:
Well hello, am transitioning can't really recall the last time I relaxed my hair it's more than three months, though. I need tips on protective hairstyles, what to apply on my hair, in fact how long should I transition before bc. Thanks. cc nappilynigeria, yieldings

krystalklear:

You might want to check out natural hair blogs and follow the ones best for you.

Aghagba:

Can you name them for me(the blogs)

Aghagba:
Well hello, am transitioning can't really recall the last time I relaxed my hair it's more than three months, though. I need tips on protective hairstyles, what to apply on my hair, in fact how long should I transition before bc. Thanks. cc nappilynigeria, yieldings

Yieldings:
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How cute they are and their hair. #JellyMe

Janix2:
Which product are basic for natural hair,am presently usin coconut oils,sheabutter,911 antihair breakage,organic root stimulator conditioner,pls what basic product do I need,am tryin to go on a low maintenance regimen

purplecoco:
Try the cantu products. Do you deep condition your hair?

Janix2:

Yes,am using organic root stimulator ORS,pls I need more hint ooo

Okay. I Will gladly share what i do on my hair and how I try to take of it. I'm Not a pro, neither am I the best . I Still take hints from yields and go on YouTube as well, and also I improvise new ideas as well. Anyhoo here it's my ideas, happy to share.

Coconut oil: you're using coconut oil already which it's a good thing. Coconut oil is my best friend (Go best friend that's my best friend ) Lol so yeah. You can use it for many things on your hair. I Pre-poo with it before co -washing my hair.

Co-washing: I like to switch up and play with different conditioners. It depends on how my hair decides to be or whatever mood they are on that day. If they are happy, I use Vo5 conditioner. This is really good , it softens my hair and leaves it smelling good. It's very good for de tangling the hair, inexpensive as well . If they are sad I use "cantu rinse out conditioner." This holy grail is a life saver! Good for co-washing. Highly recommend . (Um incase you get lost or don't know the products, don't worry I will put up pictures for you. Anything for a naturalist )

Shampooing: I don't necessary shampoo my hair all the time. I Prefer co-washing, but when I do I love to use " vo5 shampoo, cantu cleansing cream shampoo and Shea moisture retention shampoo. (Another holy grail!) I recommend shampooing twice in a week. If you're a fan.

Deep conditioning: best part and most importantly what your hair needs. Try to deep condition your hair once or twice in a week, it depends on your hair. I Use "milk and protein olive oil deep conditioner" recommended by a friend here. I Have been loving it! This ish saved my hair, very inexpensive as well. I Like to switch to "cantu deep treatment masque" if I intend to apply heat on my hair. I Don't recommend applying heat to your hair, it really damages it , but the cantu saves it for me.

Edges: okay, when it comes to edges don't ever neglect that baby. I always do then, and my edges went from zero to nothing real quick! because I was so lazy to take care of it. If going to bed, always make sure you tie a satin or scarf around your edges and all Your hair as well. Always apply "Jamaica castor oil or leave in conditioner"


Leave-in conditioner: it helps to treat damage hair as well, keep hair soft and shiny. Always apply like everyday before styling. I Use "Cantu Shea butter leave-in conditioner repair cream and Shea butter Jamaica black castor oil strengthen grow leave-in conditioner. (Oh! What a name )

Oils: you need oils for your hair. Avocado oil and olive oil with coconut oil and other ones you could lay your hands on.

Styling/protective styling: lastly! You can try to style your hair with any curling cream of your choice. i rarely do that, I'm more of protective styling. Braids are really good protective styling, yarns as well. Wigs! Oh yeah wigs! Invest in good wigs . Braid more and when you're tired of braiding, put on the w-urg . Don't forget to take good care of your real hair before going on protective style. That's doing the basic needs. Have fun and your hair will grow. I will post the pictures in another post later

purplecoco:
Okay. I Will gladly share what i do on my hair and how I try to take of it. I'm Not a pro, neither am I the best . I Still take hints from yields and go on YouTube as well, and also I improvise new ideas as well. Anyhoo here it's my ideas, happy to share.

Coconut oil: you're using coconut oil already which it's a good thing. Coconut oil is my best friend (Go best friend that's my best friend ) Lol so yeah. You can use it for many things on your hair. I Pre-poo with it before co -washing my hair.

Co-washing: I like to switch up and play with different conditioners. It depends on how my hair decides to be or whatever mood they are on that day. If they are happy, I use Vo5 conditioner. This is really good , it softens my hair and leaves it smelling good. It's very good for de tangling the hair, inexpensive as well . If they are sad I use "cantu rinse out conditioner." This holy grail is a life saver! Good for co-washing. Highly recommend . (Um incase you get lost or don't know the products, don't worry I will put up pictures for you. Anything for a naturalist )

Shampooing: I don't necessary shampoo my hair all the time. I Prefer co-washing, but when I do I love to use " vo5 shampoo, cantu cleansing cream shampoo and Shea moisture retention shampoo. (Another holy grail!) I recommend shampooing twice in a week. If you're a fan.

Deep conditioning: best part and most importantly what your hair needs. Try to deep condition your hair once or twice in a week, it depends on your hair. I Use "milk and protein olive oil deep conditioner" recommended by a friend here. I Have been loving it! This ish saved my hair, very inexpensive as well. I Like to switch to "cantu deep treatment masque" if I intend to apply heat on my hair. I Don't recommend applying heat to your hair, it really damages it , but the cantu saves it for me.

Edges: okay, when it comes to edges don't ever neglect that baby. I always do then, and my edges went from zero to nothing real quick! because I was so lazy to take care of it. If going to bed, always make sure you tie a satin or scarf around your edges and all Your hair as well. Always apply "Jamaica castor oil or leave in conditioner"


Leave-in conditioner: it helps to treat damage hair as well, keep hair soft and shiny. Always apply like everyday before styling. I Use "Cantu Shea butter leave-in conditioner repair cream and Shea butter Jamaica black castor oil strengthen grow leave-in conditioner. (Oh! What a name )

Oils: you need oils for your hair. Avocado oil and olive oil with coconut oil and other ones you could lay your hands on.

Styling/protective styling: lastly! You can try to style your hair with any curling cream of your choice. i rarely do that, I'm more of protective styling. Braids are really good protective styling, yarns as well. Wigs! Oh yeah wigs! Invest in good wigs . Braid more and when you're tired of braiding, put on the w-urg . Don't forget to take good care of your real hair before going on protective style. That's doing the basic needs. Have fun and your hair will grow. I will post the pictures in another post later

krystalklear:


Nice! Please put the price of the products as well. I mostly use natural stuff but I'm interested in the cantu's and vO5's. I've heard good stuff about them and I'm willing to give them a try.

cutienik:
hullo yielding and oda hair expert,am new on d thread,i had my hair chopped off around septemba,it was pullin off,so i decided to start ova,i did d artificial dread nd now on braid,my hair texture is soft afta dis braid i want to do d traditional didi style to mak it thicker bt i nid u guys help on d best hair cream to use,i av VO5 conditioner nd shampoo bt i dnt want hair breakage again nd am nt plannin to use any relaxer AGAIN!!!
PS..am preggo so i guess dats important wen using chemical products? expectin ur response ASAP...thanks.

moonlyt:
hello.please where can I get natural hair products that are not too expensive.tnx

moonlyt:
hello.please where can I get natural hair products that are not too expensive.tnx

Destinygrl:
I finally made BSL yesterday
today I went to a hair salon made my hair in a cute style celebrating a milestone, I hvnt bn to a salon in years .
now I regret it,having headache, I don't knw what she did but my hair is wayy shorter. for hours i was telling her to stop pulling my hair so tight bt she wouldn't listen.
it way a horrible experience I can't believe I sat through it all
#setback

anathemiamia:


congrats on your long hair. I totally hate salons too. I've not been to one in over 6 months. not even to braid. #teamWigs. when was your last relaxer?

Janix2:
Which product are basic for natural hair,am presently usin coconut oils,sheabutter,911 antihair breakage,organic root stimulator conditioner,pls what basic product do I need,am tryin to go on a low maintenance regimen

cutienik:
hullo yielding and oda hair expert,am new on d thread,i had my hair chopped off around septemba,it was pullin off,so i decided to start ova,i did d artificial dread nd now on braid,my hair texture is soft afta dis braid i want to do d traditional didi style to mak it thicker bt i nid u guys help on d best hair cream to use,i av VO5 conditioner nd shampoo bt i dnt want [b]hair breakage again [/b]nd am nt plannin to use any relaxer AGAIN!!!
PS..am preggo so i guess dats important wen using chemical products? expectin ur response ASAP...thanks.