You gotta wet it, deep condition it, oil it all while it’s in the braids.

I have problems with itchy scalp.

It's possible the key is to take care of it like you would if it wasn't in braids wash, deep condition, condition, moisture, oil it all that just keep up with the normal routine it gets easy to access the scalp after 3weeks the growth would have lifted the braids of your scalp so you do whatever, massage even literally everything

@@brucerobinson9869 I do this and my hair is still dry most of the time 😭 I’m trying hair grease next time I put on oil so the moisture really stays locked in

@@pumpkinjellyfish you know you need that blue grease everybody granny had 🤣

I know right and look at how thick it is still despite the shedding❤️

I used to wear braid for 3 months

@@blessed9837 I still do and my hair is super long and healthy

It true, the longer I keep my hair the longer it grows

@@vandiyaginzanza6362 Right

Only one month for me. My mom grows my hair

@Trinity M Exactly, you could get that same growth without braids if you just retain length.

Neglecting isn't the best way to 'take care' of your hair.

@@sarahabeid2432 neglecting is completely ignoring your meaning not hydrating your hair, blah blah blah. They're obviously doing things to maintain it like oiling it ect. And from their comment it looks like they're seeing good results. And like they said dont follow what other people say because you know what's best for it

@@moonliqx2211 seeing results doesn't mean what your doing is right. Long time damage takes time to notice. Oiling the hair without washing it can cause build up which leads to dandruff and other infections, unhealthy for the scalp.

@@sarahabeid24321. when did I say or anyone say they didnt wash their hair when the oil. 2. What I mean by results is helathy results (which is pretty obvious because if after a period of time tour seeing damage or whatever youd reflect on what you are doing nd tey to find the cause) meaning seeing growth and seeing making sure their is no damage and what you are doing is good for your hair

Facts I’m licensed and that’s the best way to do a take down well it is for me 🤷🏽‍♀️

Yes I noticed that when I took my hair down from my sew in I had less breakage bc I was oiling my scalp

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Tysm

yess

Yesss and plus if we were to be messing with it frequently, it wouldn’t even retain the length

Wow I didn't know that

the dirtier it is, the more it sheds as well @@Aquarian231990

@@Aquarian231990 yep. New strands are coming in daily on a healthy scalp.😀

mini braids can really damage your hair when letting them in too long just wash and re do them

Please explain the green house method

@@malaika3231 agreed, but I know this mainly happens when you don’t wash and moisturize them. I now have locs and I started them with twists. it’s been super beneficial in my length retention and my hair is also getting thicker. I believe the only reason I’ve had such good results it because I keep them moisturized and don’t manipulate my hair too much and this prevents breakage

@@naturalhairssentials2407 GHE (Greenhouse Effect) is a method used to help retain moisture in dry hair by using a plastic cap (or plastic bag) to create a warm and moist atmosphere, like in a greenhouse. The heat and moisture on the scalp help stimulate sebum production (our hair’s natural oil) and helps penetrate each strand. Folks who have tried this method have reported softer, silkier and easier hair to detangle. It also helps detox and cleanse the scalp of any buildup. It’s just like deep conditioning except you don’t wash your hair out!

I also highly recommend soft locs. Super beneficial and they’re easy to do on yourself!

Are you spraying water on your scalp and oil or grease it? Helps a lot!

🤣👍🏽

Are you washing your hair in the protective style.i prefer every 2 weeks.

Does washing it make it prone to breakage?

@@mery_lv_c no

@@Crazyee8 how are they wrong?

@@Crazyee8 yes they do. I’m licensed and your hair is always growing unless you have something like alopecia where the follicles aren’t dormant anymore. All of this just to look and smell trifling. Hair is apart of hygiene as well. You think someone wants to lay next to someone with their scalp gunked up? Not to mention all growth ain’t healthy growth. There is a niche for black women abandoning their hair and it’s enabling black women not to care for their hair. Black women state all the time hair is important to them but take care of the bundles more than their hair 💯 She has just over 1k subscribers and got a bunch of views from being trifling. She most likely has scalp problems or will 💯 She is getting the views but people are talking crap. Healthy hair needs a clean scalp to thrive. It doesn’t mean anything when you grow 2 inches and have to cut the 2 inches off when it’s time to trim.

@@curlynella1011 Facts. 🙏

@@curlynella1011 Her hair looks long and healthy so it works for her 🤷🏾‍♀️. Now all that glue in the front she should be careful with as it can take off the hairline after awhile.

@@jk9084 abandoning your hair all the time isn’t going to yield great results. It’s like the body. Keep eating unhealthy and eventually the doctor will tell you, something is wrong and you have to do something about it. Hair can only take so much abuse before it decides to break off. Abusing your hair definitely isn’t the solution 💯 Her hair is long but it looks dry. Her hair survived this time but if she keeps doing this, I promise it will be major breakage. Not to mention when she straightens it, that will really give us an overs of her hair. You have to get to your hair to actually take care of it. Not braid it up and abandon it 💯

Same! I could never do this. Too nasty for me.

anything is possible bae . just keep oil on your scalp and do some protective styles!

i almost droped dead when she said she did not wash it for 5 months and all that gunk in the front actually is dirt and grime and not only wig glue

Check the video of Deeper than hair on God to trim it

hii welcome! thank you sm pretty❤️

She probably washed it while it was braided

I was wondering if I might get crazy with all this length. I want my hair to grow to a certain length 😩 this is a great video . I can't only leave braids 8 or 10 weeks max ....

she washed it consistently girl 😭. she just left them in braids. so if she washed every 2 weeks she didn’t take out the braids

oh nah…. i didn’t wash them at all bae LOOOL

@@laurynniquebeauty OH. omg girl!! 😭😭😭 i don’t know if i would have survived without doing that. but ur hair looks beautiful and healthy

thank you🥰

​@@laurynniquebeautyI love your hair I still have box braids on and it's been 3 months

What's your routine for washing?

@@confusedstar-cosmic5517 I start off by using warm olive oil to finger detangle my hair. Due to the longevity of product and build-up, I use a clarifying shampoo concentrating on my scalp mostly. I use a moisture-rich deep conditioner( I have low-porosity hair and my hair hates protein).Then I apply an aloe vera and water based spray leave-in conditioner,while in the shower. After that, I use a heavier cream and lighter gel, and twisting my hair.

Mine grew from bottom neck to armpit in about a year or so. It's really not much to it now, except trying to scalp braid or flat twist is hard. And I can't do weave 🙈 I just shampoo/condition while my hair is dry, rinse it out, and detangle as I put it in the go to twists

@@shakielneethling419 what do you do while your hair is in the twists? Do you have a routine for that?

maybe next time!

omg. please take them out asap

Yes like she said please take them down asap I would do a hot oil treatment before clarifying, shampooing, and deep conditioning Then trim afterwards, I hope your hair isn't so bad all around

That meed pretty normal to me. My hair is still thick and full, it just grew out and pulled out of some braids. It unravels with the takedown, but your hair should be fine.

Omg... Take them out yesterday 😂

@5:31 gorgeous

it shouldn’t if taken care of properly

@@cicada6636 well she didn’t

it has to smell like a homeless person i cant believe this is true

thank you! i take my hair down with water+shampoo but it’s mostly dry. i spray the ends so it’ll be a bit easier. but i separate my hair in 4 sections to detangle because it does get tangled quite a bit

Yes Ma'am thank you kindly. That's usually what I do is use deep conditioner and coconut oil to try and detangle her hair.

Use conditioner + water or flaxseed gel/ aloe vera gel and oil to take it down. Works wonders!

Thank you so much for the suggestion...will see what I can do with aloe vera oil and flaxseed gel...do you use both, or one or the other?

it has to be smelling

@@malaika3231 depends on her lifestyle. If she be sweating all the time, it might be smelly, or of it gets really dirty with actual dirt it might smell, but depending on the products she used it might not smell much.

@@ricaivory6571 stop playing you know them braids stink 💀

@@zooweellama not if she washed them. Black women do that all the time to keep braids and prevent stinking. I even do that for my kids to keep braids long.

@@ricaivory6571 bruh, literally look at her head. she was not washing them braids 😭😭 "Black women do that all the time to keep braids and prevent stinking" this is definitely an assumption. Alot of black women do not wash their braids and if they did it damn sure wouldnt look like hers in the video. Atleast for me the one time i washed my hair while in braids it matted up and i lost a lot of hair when taking it down. This is why i dont wash my hair when its braided but this also means i cant leave them in for too long.

thank you! it’s always been this way!!

Love that

I do it. I thought I was the only one 😂

Yes

2 times a week, wash it with soap, scrub the scarp to remove buildup

absolutely

You shed 50-100 hairs a day. So what you see in this video is pretty much natural daily hair loss but over the span of 5 months. Since her hair was braided the hair shed but stayed inside the braids.