Moisture Training: Hydrate before you apply products to prepare tge strands accept whatever you want to apply. Massage in products properly. Deep condition regularly. Use leave-in conditioner after washing to prep the hair. Seal in the moisture - oils or butter creams. Get a Remoisturizing routine.
When you started to talk about why it is not easy for natural oil to be distributed down our hair shaft, I screamed within me. That's a subject I just started learning about of recent and I find that it has made me more aware of why we naturals do not play with moisturising our scalp and hair. Thank you once again Fairy Fro Mother for this wonderful lesson.
Writing from Canada. Bought your products. I am excited about the process and looking forward to the outcome... Thank you for creating the products and sharing your experience...
I love your long, gorgeous hair!!! I, also, have high and low porosities on my head. These techniques that you shared has helped my hair retain moisture as well. My hair’s texture has greatly improved and is much more manageable. You speak the truth!! ♥️👏🏾
You are such a beautiful woman! ❤😮😮😮😊This year June is gonna mark my 2 yr hair journey. Still learning. Process has been slow but I'm hoping to get a my goal of chin length this year! 😊
Learn to hydrate your hair before moisturizing Massage in products gently Deep conditioning treatments regularly (so important, constantly Apply leave in after deep conditioning Seal in moisture (oil or butters) Need a plan to remoisturize your hair constantly. Needs to stay that way. Pretty much change your routine girly. Consistency.
Hello ma 🤗 Just to say you're such a beautiful woman ❤ and your hair is goalllsss🔥 I'm also on my natural hair journey to waist length. My hair has never gone beyond my chin or neck😂 So I'm trying to grow it out longer. At least lemme know how it feels like to have long hair that's mine 😢 I've watched a couple of your videos and its quite impactful 😊 I dream of the day I'll have hair like yours 🎉 I really appreciate your presence in the natural hair community. Plus, I feel like my hair is both low and high porosity 😂 and it gets me more confused 😕 So l just let it be 😂 Much love from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Hey there...TYSM! Keep your dreams alive...they are valid..all you need to do is work towards achieving your goals. Don't worry about the porosity...just do the needful. I believe if you keep following my teachings, you'll get a hang of it all. Be Blessed 🙏🏾
@@lindsaychrisharmony thank you so much ma 🤗 I really appreciate your response. I'll definitely grow out my hair long and by God's grace, I'll start testifying!
hello, one question :) how many twists do you normally do with your hair because your thickness and hair density is crazyyy !!😍🥰God bless! Have a nice day:)
Excuse me Ms. Lindsaychris, what ethnicity are you of. African, Jamaican or perhaps another Island etc. just curious. I usually can pick up the sound of certain dialects, but not this time. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I have learned useful tips from you all the way from Instagram to RU-vid. Pls how often should I hydrate my hair? Right now i spritz my hair with herbal tea daily but i moisturise and oil every 2 days. Please help
Thanks for the information, I have two types of porosity, the low and the high behind. This video have educate me more, at first immediately I applied leave in conditioner I just applied my scalp oil before massaging. Now what can I eat to help me in my hair and what I don't need to eat.
I know all hair is different, but how often should we use a leave in conditioner. Currently, I do once a week, sometimes I do it twice. But I have more built up, making me have to wash, when I’m not ready to. Thanks for any advice.
Me personally I wipe my scalp with rosemary witch hazel in between washes because hair grows from a clean and healthy scalp. That way I can go longer in between washes. I wash every other week and I use a tea spritz with tea tree, rosemary, peppermint and ylang ylang essential oils my tea is green, lavender and peppermint tea and aloe Vera juice and glycerin
There is not specific number times we are meant to moisturise our hair cos our hairs are different, plus the weather conditions where people are, are different..so basically do what works for your hair. Once or twice a week is ok. Use shampoo that helps with clarifying your hair every 6 weeks...so then you should wash once in 2 weeks(with your regular moisturising shampoo)...if you are too occupied, once in 3 weeks. This will take care of the build up.
Do you use your own products in your hair? And do you have a hair tutorial for how you styled your hair the way you did in this video? It looks amazing
OMG! You look like a beautiful mermaid. Can you please make a video, step by step instructions showing us how to "hydrate" the hair before moisturizing. I still don't understand 😢
Thank you! I have shown that a lot in a number of my videos. See videos of "My remoisturising routine" , "The best Hydrators for Natural Hair" and a number of them
Thank you so much my dearest sister for this information. You have a very beautiful hair. I want to grow my daughter"s natural hair and I want to follow your routine. Please I have few questions for you. How often do I need to wash her hair(weekly, bi weekly or monthly)? How often do I deep condition and how often do I remoisturerise ?. You talked about wearing ptotective styles to protect the hair. Is braiding hair with extention part of the protective styles?. I ask this question because my daughter loves braiding with hair extentions.
Trim as and when necessary. Am not a fan of "your hair must be leveled at the ends or have that equal ends" cos we have different growth rates on different parts of our head. But everyone has the right to trim as they dim fit.
Thank you for sharing your healthy hair journey. Do you find the products you use soil your clothes, furniture, and face (sides of your face and neck) that can cause issues?
You are welcome. Happens especially when the weather is kind of hot.. the first 2 days after I moisturize...so I have a handkerchief to wipe the back of my neck once in while...and my pillow case and satin bonnet gets washed often. I don't lie or sit and put my head on any of my furniture directly...I have to first spread my silk scarf before my head touches that part of the furniture. The handkerchief also helps me wipe any side of my face that it touches...if it does. It doesn't cause me any issues at all.
