Protein Routine for High Porosity 4C Hair 

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you're welcome! I get trims every 2-4 months from a professional stylist and she cuts my ends making sure it's even all around. 🥰

loll i’d like to change my porosity too 😂😂 and thank you!💖

I was also wondering about this. My hair is very dry and I don’t know how to moisturise it properly

​@@glencoco4444 It helps to spray your hair lightly with water, then apply leave in conditioner. Let that absorb for a minute before using an oil to seal in the moisture, and then put your hair in braids or twists. Every couple of days, spray gently with water and use oil on the braids, but don't use too much of either.

@@Cindy99765 thank you! I will try it

Like I can't get my comb through my hair without a fight pls sos

From what I know: She washes her hair every 5 days due to a sensitive scalp. She only detangles on said wash days. After defining on wash day she only fluffs her flattened hair to style hope this helps!😊

for what I've seen low porosity hair does not love protein at all.

some other options: tgin miracle repair x cpr protein treatment, aphogee two step protein treatment, briogeo don’t despair mask

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Everything is technically a “chemical” , it may be a scary word but nothing to be afraid of.. chemists create products that are proven to be safe on our strands, it’s best to educate yourself on certain ingredients so you can cater to your specific hair needs but shampoo is fine love, scientists aren’t the bad guys the overall beauty industry can be though

There definitely are natural alternatives in many plants and foods, people all across the world have been using them for centuries and still do today. But I don't really agree with this statement. Nothing is wrong with most shampoos and conditioners, they won't give you dry hair if you're using the right ones (moisturizing/hydrating/allpurpose) but when it comes to protein it's a hair strengthening treatment that's not meant to be used all the time and that's why I mentioned that it's important to limit your usage. I don't think natural hair is fragile, I think fine hair is fragile, and that's across all hair types (1A-4C) If I had coarse or medium hair I wouldn't deal with any fragility. And the word "chemicals" is demonized but even water is a chemical. Haircare products are formulated for our hair to be able to absorb it and receive the benefits. For example, I could do the popular DIY hair mask where people mix eggs, mayo, oil, etc in a bowl and apply it directly to their hair... or I could just buy a hair mask that is formulated with the protein ingredients so my hair can benefit the most. I don't think DIYs are bad but I don't think formulated things are inherently damaging for natural hair. The only instance is see people struggling with dryness from shampoos is when they're using the wrong ones too often, like clarifying or strengthening ones. Those are meant to be used once in a while. I don't expect you to change your mind after all I've said I'm just sharing my thoughts.

newsflash bestie everything is made of chemicals 😍😍 and nobody is saying you must use shampoos and conditioners!! if you don’t want to then don’t but it is actually key to healthy hair. like,, scientifically

@@the.saplingyou’re so patronising.