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The best way to see progress in your hair care is to create a regimen that works for your hair type, convenient for your schedule and of course fits your lifestyle. I want my hair care regimen to be efficient and effective, so I use the products and tools that deliver results.
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Step 1 :Pre-Poo
Pre-poo hair with oil mix before you shampoo to help protect your hair strands. Coconut oil is one of the oils I use in my pre-poo mix because it can penetrate the hair strands to strengthens and prevent Hydra fatigue ( the hair strands swell from the uptake of water, and it becomes weak). When pre-pooing your hair make sure it is dry because water repels oil. I start by sectioning my hair in four to six sections and work from front to back applying oil at the roots to the strands. I twist my hair in two strands twist all over and cover my hair with a plastic cap.
(Watch My YouTube Video on My Routine to pre-poo my hair!)
Step 2: CleansingNow Cleansing is the most important part of my hair care regimen. To grow strong, healthy hair, you need a clean environment, i.e., a clean scalp. I workout at least three days a week and commute to work so my hair gets sweaty. I use a few different cleansing method depends on how my hair is holding up. For Co-washing, I use my Garnier Damage Eraser Conditioner co-wash mix. Now to make sure I have a clean scalp I also shampoo my hair twice a month. I love using my Shea Moisture JBCO mix to help clean and moisturize my hair. When I do not have to deal with to much dirt and grime but still want a deep clean I will use my Aztec Secret, Indian Healing Clay DIY to cleanse my scalp and hair.
One of the best ways to keep your scalp healthy is to make a natural black soap shampoo to cleanse and heal the roots. My DIY Black soap shampoo does just that for my scalp.
How To Clay Mask Natural Hair To Revitalize & Moisturize
Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse
I started Using Apple Cider Vinegar to rinse on my hair after I deep condition to restore the natural pH balance of my hair. I add 1 part apple cider vinegar and 2 part water in a cup or bowl then pour the mix over my hair and massage it in for 2 minutes. I leave the mix on my hair for 10 minutes then rinse it out with cold water to seal my cuticles back down.
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A Tea Rinse For Growth And Length Retention
My favorite part of my wash day routine is rinsing my hair with a tea rinse. I will brew a big batch of tea just before I start my wash day routine to allow it to cool down while I wash my hair. I use Green and Black tea to strengthen and protects my hair after long hours under products and water. Doing a tea rinse helps to nourish the strands and you are left with soft manageable nails.
