My TWA Wash Routine | Type 4 Natural Hair 

Do you deep condition your hair under a dryer once a week too?

I do the same routine and my hair is about your length and thriving. Simple routine quick and to the point.

I remember watching your videos during my early natural hair journey days 💛 my hair is much looser now but I always been type 4. Time flies, hope all is well 🫶🏽

Lol, Don't come for me! The drama was the commerical & them not properly apologizing or accepting the fault. It was mainly them using black women to become popular but then slap them in the face for not promoting their beauty in a hair commerical about "hair hate"

I feel like I have the same exact type of hair as you. You are the first person that described it the most accurate thin, dense, low porosity. Thank you for that!

Finally! I found someone whose hair looks exactly like mine after wash day, im usually so lost lol

I need a whole lesson on how to take care of my hair cause I don’t know anything about it 😭

Thank god finally somebody with my hair length and texture😫. I was about to cry

Wow, I've finally found someone with hair like mine. You may want to buy a steamer or deep condition under a hooded dryer. It really is essential to low porosity hair. Loved your video btw. Imma subscribe.😄

Where have you been all my youtube natural twa video watching life? lol. 4b, 4c, fine, low porosity, lco method. Thanks for being you.

Wow.. she actually made me feel like my hair journey is gonna be ok💆🏾‍♀️💁🏾‍♀️... I just have to focus on healthy hair than hair because soon as you know it.. it'll be growing and be healthy🌱🌿🌾🌻... thanks girl 😊😋♥️

4:46 😍 That's the money shot! Just gorgeous! I love seeing 4c hair texture shots. Our hair is truly beautiful. New subbie here.

I’m new to the natural community, did my big chop in Feb 22, strayed from the relaxer side 😉 I cut mine all even, I didn’t want different lengths either, great video, I need that book. New subscriber 👍🏽

Very informative, especially about the warm water rinse. Explanation of the LCO method was also an eye-opener for me. Thank you. P.S. your hair looks beautiful!

You're like the only hair vlogger with I can relate to length wise. Finally

Finally found someone with the same hair type as me 🤗 I'm transitioning at the moment and dealing with two different hair types is rough.. I'm glad I clicked on your video .. and don't worry I still use shea moisture products as well 😩😂 I just used their raw shea butter line to wash my hair today.. it works good for my hair so 🤷🏾‍♀️

Finally I have found the way I want to take care of my hair. I have 4 C (D) type hair so I hope your method works. Your hair looks fantastic.

Shea moisture is still the goat

I laughed when you said don't come for me for using shea moisture 😂😂

I learned something new about the warm water rinse instead of the cold water to avoid closing the cuticle I always used cold water :D

Girl your curls were already popping with life before your hair hit the water... gorgeous😍😍

I gotta try that detangling brush, it looks like it does a good job for our type 4 hair 😍🙌🏽

I have a mix of 4b and 4c hair it’s stubborn 😪😂

Love this video by far the simplest, most clear cut video on a wash day routine!!!!

Wow finally someone with my hair texture!!!! Like I cut my hair and was so discouraged because NO ONE had hair like mine ❤️

Ain’t nobody got time to be beefing with Shea Moisture.. lol I love that stuff, they’ll be okay! Love your hair texture 🖤

just found you. I swore I was the only one who uses that deep conditioner 😭 it works perfectly for me and I cover my hair with a cap and blow dry it ( cause I don’t have a hooded dryer ).

Your hair isnt kinky at all The longer your hair gets the more those gorgeous curls will form... textures can change during growth...u are a lovely 4a or maybe 3 !! Just wait and youll see !!💛 Subscribed !

*instantly subscribes * I love your videos! I recently did the big chop on my 4c hair and had NO idea how to care for my hair in its natural state. All your videos are so helpful, informative, and fun to watch! My main goal is to keep it healthy and strong so I'm super happy I stumbled across your channel! Thank you for taking the time to post all these amazing tutorials and tips! *side note you're so beautiful!

Today is June 30th, 2022 and your hair turned out really pretty, nice and curly. I have been using Cantu products since my hair started growing back for the second time from having breast cancer twice and I use Palmers hair and scalp oil with Biotin and vitamin E and olive oil and castor oil and carrot oil and my hair is growing back it's down to my ear lobe now.

I do water, oil, then leave in conditioner when ever my hair is dry.

I didn't know what to do when I started my hair journey in 2009. Thank you for sharing, I use Shea moisture and Cantu as well, just was confused about the LCO method. Thank you for explaining why and how you use this method. I will be trying this soon.

OMGGG WE HAVE THE SAME EXACT HAIR TYPE AND THICKNESS!!! I’ve been contemplating on doing another big chop without a tapered cut and your hair is the perfect example!

Omg thank you so much we have the exact same hair and problems thank you so much finally I found someone who can relate.

I've been hooking up people on mega growth leave in conditioner . I hate the silicone feeling but it does amazing for my hair. I'll try the deep conditioner next

Yes, finally someone with my hair type. You have a new subscriber

wow her skin is beautiful

Try the argan oil Cantu leave in conditioner. It works great. Its thicker. Which I like.

I still use shae moisture products too

Finally someone with the exact same hair as me . Length and all😩

First of all, you're BEAUTIFUL! ☺ Great video. Very informative. Thanks girl! God bless you.

I think I finally found someone with very similar texture!! Cant wait to comb through your channel (pun intended)! 😄

Your hair type looks exactly the same as mine and all the things you explained about your hair strands being thin and not absorbing moisture too well describes my hair exactly so I will definitely be following this routine 👌🏽 so helpful. Thank you

Yay! You are my hair twin! We have the same hair cut too. I learned early that I can't use heavy stuff in my hair. I use bentonite clay and ACV to clarify my hair, but I use the same LOC products. Great video!

Beautiful! I big chopped today (filmed it too and I'm so happy with it) so I'm watching so many wash routines and videos to get even more inspired haha

I'm SO HAPPY WE HAVE THE SAME hair texture, dry and wet And I start my hair journée soon !! very excited !😇

I like you hair routine. For a detangle comb try a pic. Also i think a nice leave in is the Mizani 25 in 1. It comes in a cream and a spray.

Love your cut! You're absolutely right, its different but classy. My hair is actually about the same length as yours as well as same texture. Super excited to see more videos from you😄

Beautiful hair 😍. I got my sides shaved & I'm working on growing it back , coming in good😚

Hey ,love your video but just a friendly note to close the tap when you not using it. Not only do you save money but you save lots of water

Omg. First time I've heard of this book. I will check it out. Thanks girl!

I just cut my hair 2 days ago. I used this wash routine! It was helpful because I have some of these similar products.

I liked your video. It was my first time viewing it. I use Shea Moisture. They aren’t doing anything different from a lot of other major companies which have been using the same strategy for years.

I like the education/ explanations you share with us. Your hair is a lot like mine. I'm so happy to have your vids to help me along the way. Thanks! I'll continue to follow you.

Hair twin. Same length and everything. Love your channel so helpful ❤❤

Thank You for showing us how to moisturize hair. I think I have the same type of hair you have, I've recently cut my hair about a month and a half ago and I REALLY needed some tips on how to take care of it. My hair really don't hold in moisture and most of the time it looks so dry even after washing it. Hopefully I get to watch more videos from you soon :-) Definitely will be a new subscriber

The Shea moisture Manuka is AMAZING on my hair

You should keep a spray bottle on hand while styling.. keeping it damp not wet but damp... products perform better while the hair is damp

I have TwA like 1/2 inch long . Why does it keep shedding or falling out ???

I just ran into this deep conditioner. Excited to try it. Thanks for the video.

New subscriber! My hair is exactly like yours to the T! Your the first person I have seen on RU-vid with similar hair. It’s thick but strands are thin. My hair is super thick in the middle though. It looks like yours wet and dry. More defined curls while wet. I’m excited to watch your videos

The video I’ve been searching for!!!!💞🤪

Love your routine

OMG that is my favorite deep conditioner 😍😍😍😍. It works so well

What's wrong with using Shea moisture ? I'm super loss lol

I just cut my hair because I had a funny shape so I had to do too much manipulation to get a decent look so I'm right around the same length as you & I love how easy it is. Now I'm like 🤔 I really like this length.

Very helpful and informative video! Thank you 😊 ....you remind me of Tisha Campbell Martin😇

I liked your video. I did a mini chop yesterday so this is all new to me as i still have a little bit of relaxer on my ends

Yeah I had the same feelings towards that conditioner but its honestly the only thing I use now

I have fine, dense, and low porosity hair too! Great video.

I just big chopped new to this journey will be uploading content next week for my journey

You are soo beutyful💖 with no makeup

Finally found my hair type and I have subscribed 😁😁😁😁

My hair is exactly like yourss😩😩❤️

I have a mixture of different textures in my hair but I think it is mainly 4a. I was wondering if you had any tips on how to get out of the twa phase?

New to this journey, ladies what does TWA stand for or mean? Thanks in advance

Im glad i found your channel my hair is the same way ive been natural for almost a year i did a big chop August of 2016 and i still dont know what helps my hair keep moisturize and it's frustrating becuase it get so dry and the breakage is like everyday...are there any tips you can give me? I love the video

Im new to the natural hair routine ......I have extremely dry and damages and im using the 100% Shea butter mixed with the Cantu leave in conditioner...do you have any advice on it?

It was very helpful for me I’m trying to get my hair back in good shape thanks

Thank you really helped finally youtuber with similar hair!

These videos are so satisfying. But you left the water running... 😢Oh lord I couldn't deal😭

I find that a pick works great for kinkier curls when detangling 😆😆 when in the shower detangle under the warm water

Awesome Video Love your hair . To Save water you could shut the shower off when it’s not in use

did you make your own coils after you conditioned your hair i love the way it coiled.

Ok so I rencentl found out that Cantu leave in conditioner has added rubbing alcohol as an ingredient. And it has really left my hair super dry. Has anyone else noticed anything bad from the product?

Notification Gang Where u at ??

I’m so confused because when I was looking up the LCO method, it says that the L is for liquid ... so is it for liquid or leave in ? 🤔

How often do you use the LCO method? Do you only do it after you wash your hair or daily?

Loved it!!!❤️

It’s been so hard for me to find hair products that work for African American hair , I’ve been trying to figure out what I should get for my big chop and recommendations? Or help with the process?

I really love your channel! Thanks.

I love naturally Philip that's my auntie

Love this video, so helpful, thank you!

I love that co wash 💖

We have the exact texture of hair! Thanks for the video

New sub ❤️your a beauty

It's a little wild to see someone with hair that's just like mine on RU-vid lol so helpful!

What's your exact hair texture? Btw, I love your hair! 😍❤️

Great demonstration on hair routine.🌟

I love your channel !