Thanks!!♡

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Aww thank you!!! And I have to wash my hair everyday so the longest I’ve had it is until day 2… but if you can go longer without washes I would assume it lasts at least 3 days

Every day 🥲

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Yes!! Not your mother’s 😁 I got my fav products from them linked here hoo.be/andreventurrr

I have similar hair and like Giovanni.

@@megnelliWhat products do you recommend from them? I’ve only ever tried the conditioner

Not at all! It leaves it soft ☺️

@@andreventurrrIs it a thick texture and do you do a clarifying wash after using it? (I am aware you wash your hair daily, but is it okay to use if I re style my every day but don’t wash it every time?)

Try smaller sections around half the size, and brush out with a tangle tweezer or a wider brush maybe even the Denman. Mine is kind of medium to fine but I’m trying out the technique

​@@jemimasyoutubee Thank you so much I really needed it💗

Also starting my hair journey ! Just letting you know in advance if you’re not an adult or even a young adult, your hair pattern can change as you get older so try to get products for both wavy and curly if it’s curly now for example. I would research into dupes for the products if I were you 😊

@@jemimasyoutubee Thank you for answering! That's actually a good advice, everyone should follow I was never planning on buying the products hair-influencers use, since they're way out of budget haha. I just wanted to get a good shampoo, conditioner, hair mask, oil and one product to hold waves. My only goal is to have healthy hair !! Good luck on your hair-journey, sending love and of course succes :)

Thank you! ☺️ I would definitely get all of those products too!

Hey that's super great that you want to start out caring for your hair 💗 I really, really recommend starting by figuring out your scalp type (for example dry, oily, sensetive,... keep in mind it can also be dry + sensetive or oily + sensetive at the same time), next your hair porosity (this is a bit hard to figure out, but generally healthy hair = low porosity, damaged hair = high porosity. Most people have low porosity from roots-lenghts, and medium-high porosity at the ends, where we often accumulate spliss or other damage.). Next I'd try to find out your wave pattern (just take a few, not only one!, wet hairs that fall out when they are still very wet from washing before you add any products and lay them out on a flat surface to dry. This way, they will dry in their natural wave pattern, and you can compare them with charts online. We use multiple hairs here, because we can have different wave parterns on our head. Once you've figured out your scalp type, hair porosity and wave pattern simply you can simply search (according to your results) "oily scalp low porosity 2C hair routine" and watch a few videos to get the general idea how to care for your exact hair type. You can also simply google ingredients that you should look for in hair products matching your hair type. A great video to start out your hair journey was recently uploaded by Dear Peachie's channel, it's very detailed and helpful and will make you less confused! I also really recommend checking out Abbey Yung's channel, she often recommends drugstotre products and actually cares about hair science and has a look at the ingredients, and explains what the ingredients do to our hair. I also really recommend Abbey Yung's videos about Silicones and Sulfates, since there are a lot of misconceptions about these ingredients online. Sorry if that was a lot of info haha, but I'm sure you'll figure out what works for you this way! Also, have trust in yourself and your own logic and judgement, sometimes products that work wonders for others just won't work for you and vice verca. Haircare can often be a lot of trial and error so don't be disappointed if you can't find the best routine rightaway

@@makkachin9614 Thank you so much for taking all of this time to write this haha, I appreciate it !! These tips are extremely useful for me and I'll follow them for sure, when figuring out my hair routine for 2b-c hair. I feel like especially identifying your scalp type can be pretty hard, luckily my porosity was easy to figure out :) May I ask what kind of products you use? I've been pretty unsure whether products like leave-in-conditioner etc are actually necessary or just used by hair influencers... Again, thanks so much for your comment, have an amazing day

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@@andreventurrr Thank you!

Yes. Thats what i did (since i dont have a diffuser) and it turned out the same!

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@@andreventurrr Bless u thanks❤️❤️❤️