Recommend any products?

What is a pre-popped and how do you do it?

@@rli867 just adding it to you hair and scalp I will cut open a aloe plant and rub it on my scalp or use aloe juice and do the same thing

For real ❤

Ok here are the reasons: 1. Some of us (Me)are allergic and sensitised to raw oils and butters on our scalp. 2. Some of us ( me in the past) use too much of the oils, butters and grease so it blocks our follicles and our strands from receiving moisture. 3, Some of us (not me) use conditioner with no surfactants to wash our hair once a month, which will not remove a month's worth of oil, butters, grease or silicone or styling products. you only need a small amount of sealant on the ends....a fingertip amount?...and you should use a surfactant shampoo every 5-10 days.

What is prepoo??

​@tinawilliams6510 when you put a product like aloe Vera or conditioner or sometimes oils like coconut oil and allow it to sit on the hair, with a plastic cap and allow it to penitrate your hair shaft then you wash it normally. You can usually detailed better and add moisture to your hair before any shampoo is added to remove some of the natural oils. It helps a lot.

How do you use it

Thank you❤ and bless you too hon.

Where do u buy it?

You went on the same hair journey as me and have the same hair type. Everything you named works for me. We need daily rinsing and adding oils back on For me shea butter (yellow kind) and aloe Vera juice are game changing for my hair and when you get a water or shower filter for your hair your hair will be softer and mosuterized longer

So how do you use the shae butter and aelo Vera juice?

Yup, those are great to add to your routine. You'll get to know your hair better.

What is an acid rinse? I've never heard of this before. Also, do you have high or low porosity hair?

New subbie! Great info!! ♥️

You’re welcome! ☺️

​@@CurlyChemistry Good morning Tonya. What is prepoo? I don't know what that is. Please tell me what is prepooing. I never heard of prepooing.

Heyyy! 😊💕

it's a good sealant.

U were little so ur age played a huge factor as well. There's a difference in haircare, growth etc.. for a 5/10/15 yr old vs a 40/50 yr old, age matters.

Think about age and your diet totally different no stress most of our hairstyles were low maintenance some ppl are going back to grease but you have to figure out what works for you

i see she hasn't responded here but in case you didn't see elsewhere she is a hair grease ambassador including blue magic

Blue Magic is a great sealant to lock in moisture plus it conditions the hair and makes it soft. I also pre poo and do a deep conditioner once a month. Leave in conditioner is also good. Keep growing that beautiful hair, I know it's thick🎉🎉🎉

As often as you need to keep it hydrated. You can usually feel and see when you start to lose moisture. If it's in protective styles, it may retain moisture longer.

You can use what works best for your hair. In her video, she mentions using an oil to prepoo your hair the night before washing it; wash your hair as usual, add your conditioner n rinse it out; deep condition or use a mask treatment or hot oil treatment, rinse it out; seal your moisture in either using the LOC method or LCO method or LLOG method or this PMP method in her video . I personally use the LOC method on my hair and the LLOG method on my grandson’s hair. It really works well! In another video she made (see her youtube page) she use the Leave In moisturizer mix with blue magic as a sealant at least twice a week n a protective style. That’s what I do also.

Did you moisturise your hair daily? Did you shampoo and deep condition weekly? Did you get your professional straight trims every 6-16 weeks? Are you on any medication or experiencing any hormonal changes? After age 35, our hair requires even more care than before and I know many women with postpartum so bad that their hair never returned to normal.

@@marleyhill34 I did all the things. I experienced most of the things. It was just too far gone, so it got gone weeks ago now. Learning my new shortness.

@@vs1399 ok. You can only go to a professional now. Trichologist, Cosmetologist and Dermatologist.

Try s scurl instead of pink moisturizer or look for moisturizers that have water as the first ingredient. The first few ingredients are the main ingredients..Seal with a butter like shea butter! My hair hates coconut oil I mixed several oils but I may switch to the creams and butters…Hope this helps😊

Creme of Nature mango leave in 2 times a week. Refresh it throughout the week by misting it with water. Wash your hair every 2-4 weeks, and repeat. 😅

Silk/satin pillowcase, scarf or bonnet. Your follicles deserve it

@hamptonsfnst2014 thank you!

@@elizabethwashington9168 your welcome.😊 If you can find hats for the winter with satin lining is helpful also

@hamptonsfnst2014 Exactly... I think I'm going to have to make one because the ones I've seen online are way too expensive.

You can use a heating cap or a regular shower cap to lift the cuticles of your hair strands.

In addition, u should made hair and scalp damp before any application of oil by spraying water or any hair tea

looks like a filter.

Something you add to your hair before shampooing to make detangling easy as well as to help your strands not be stripped when you eventually shampoo.

Sulfur 8 helped my scalp a lot

You are what you eat check your diet, rule out any medical conditions, Neutrogena makes a scalp treatment, fish oil pills, scalp massages help.

Try using Ayurvedic oils and hair butters . Could as well help. Ginger and cloves oil is also a game changer 😊

It all about moisture and protein, and deep conditioning consistently. you can do diy like egg, conditioner and honey, you can add things like banana, avacado, amla and moringa powder to make it more potent. Use a tea rinse for any hair shedding. Get a good leave in conditioner that works for your hair and Use oils to seal in moisture after. Be really gentle with your hair detangle from bottom to the top. Use warmer water to open the cuticle when you first go in and after your done cold water to shut the cuticle and that keeps tht moisture in.

Creme of Nature mango leave in conditioner

• Tgin daily moisturizing buttercream • As I am double butter cream • Camille Rose BCO buttercream

Google is your friend

@@s.m.815 good idea. send people away from your page.

@@jones2277 Not her page

To me its preparing your hair before you wash it that can be like using a hot oil treatment or mask before shampooing. It brings back moisture and makes it easier to detangle

If your hair absorbs water quickly but also dries out quickly, then you are high porosity. This means that your cuticles are lifted, which allows water to slide in and out of your hair easily. To combat this, use medium to thick creams and butters to coat the cuticles to provide moisture. If it takes a while for water to fully soak your hair and a long time to dry, then you have low porosity hair. This just means that your cuticles lay flat, and you have no problem retaining moisture after a good and thorough wash day. It is best to stick with lighter oils and creams or sprays to retain moisture.

No we're not because she simply here to give some solid advice but the headband prevents us from seeing if it is just a wig and she has a protective style in underneath, no one told you that was her actual hair including her.😅

It's something that i came to appreciate doing BEFORE 'professionals' embraced it. So, i would do a scalp treatment with an exfoliating agent (ie: medicated shampoo); then plastic cap for an hour or so ~ before i shampoo & conditioned. STAY TEACHABLE, not critical. 🤗

Google it. I use a rinse out minute conditioner for mine

@@s.m.815 good idea. send people away from your page for answers.

@@jones2277 Still not her page

I thought prepoo is oiling your hair before washing

@@emorsen9063 It can be anything. Depends on what you’re trying to accomplish.

I do LCO. It works for me. 😅

Leave in conditioner twice a week, mist with water to rejuvenate

i don't have a dozen..., but i have 4 different textures. 🤗

Lol having multiple hair textures is common in type 3 and type 4 hair

Common terminology in youtube hair videos. Simply means applying some type of conditioner or oil to condition the hair before shampooing

Prepoo. Oil or condition hair before shamPOOing