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I have seborrheic dermatitis as well. I’ve been following this method for almost a year now and I haven’t had an outbreak at all. My hair stylist said many of her clients have had the same experience with the detox. That’s a huge plus for me! Good luck on your journey!
LaToya you have an amazing personality! You are so sweet in how you give your presentation. Thank you for helping me during my Hair journey. Stay smiling and Bold!
Your hair looks gorgeous. I've been following the detox method since early March. My hair retains a style and moisture between wash days. I use all the products that you displayed. I've only had to repurchase UFD. I do twist a couple of times a month with kinky curly leave in and CRN almond Jai or mousse def. I alternate between twist and wash n goes. I've drastically decreased product stash/junkie habits. My hair and scalp are much happier.
I’m 9 months in to no oils/butter journey and love it so much. Not only is my hair more moisturized regularly (found out water is keyyy) but it also has drastically reduced my wash day time. I wash my hair every 2 weeks. My hair is similar density and length to yours. As far as detangling, what helps the process be shorter is that during the week, I spend like 4-5mins tops most nights separating my hair into 4 big puff sections before bed, spritz water, and run my fingers through my hair to break apart any of the bigger knots. So then, on wash day, I get my hair soaking wet with the old product still on it (before I shower), and detangle in 20-30mins , which is much shorter than my 2hrs before I did this method. The key is the short but regular nightly detangle care in the week.
Also, what has been a relief with this method is the realization that I don’t have to spend hours twisting or braiding my hair to achieve a beautiful look. It has helped me to realize my natural curls are beautiful without the re-work!
I have to admit my hair is feeling much better and I’m only on week 3 of the detox. Your products choice matters. It might hurt a lil bit at first (money wise) but they’re very concentrated so you don’t really need a lot. Therefore they will last you a while.
@@valenciawhitehead9589 still wincing 🤣 but I promise they are in a different league in terms of quality compare to the usual favourites we are used to. I said it somewhere else but if you are doing it on your own and are unsure go for travel sizes first to try different ones and play around.
🖐 there Latoya. Seems like the oil detox is working well for you thus far. Your tresses look great and the shape looks more full, voluminous. Am enjoying seeing your journey 🤎💖
I still use silicones. Thank u 4 this list. I noticed it not the product brand but the formulation. I follow jenniferorse nyc and do use quantum clarifying shampoo. redken all soft shampoo and conditioner ( or any one without oils n first 5 ingredients). Wetline or eco for wng. Foam for twist outs. Been doing this si ce February and I love it.
Hydrating hair bath is the most moisturizing. I like the color radiance conditioner, ag boost, or hydrating cream conditioner. I find color radiance conditioner has more slip.
This was SO helpful. But I think the most important guidance is if you have 3 shampoos, when do you reach for each of them? Same with conditioners? This is the part that gets more confusing than the product selection tbh.
Of course they teach you this in their course, but it's a great question. I'll write it down for a future video. In short: clarify as needed, all purpose shampoo, moisturizing shampoo, lastly conditioner.
If it’s your first go you have to do a deep cleanse like Latoya said so you need to clarify with a real clarifying shampoo to get rid of everything . You have to feel that squeaky clean feeling we all scared of.😅 Then follow up with a moisturising shampoo. Then your conditioner. Depending on your lifestyle and how active you are you should only need to clarify once a month. So you have one week you add the clarifying step on top of the regular routine then 3 weeks of moisturising shampoos and conditioner and a styler. Also you can squeeze a cowash, if you feel your hair needs it or sweat a lot, in between your washes.That’s the recommendation I was given and I run 4/5 days a week and practice yoga everyday. I got to try the products before I made up my mind but a good way to save some money is to buy travel size products first see what works and what doesn’t. If you do the cleansing properly you will automatically know. All the best!
@@LaToyaEbonyHair thanks. I think it’s mostly because I’ve always accepted my hair. I was just tired of the grease stains all around the house and figured why not.
I don’t think the creators of the 30 day detox classified the Innersense pure harmony hair bath as moisturizing. It’s listed as an all purpose like the AG balance.
Your twist out and the shape looks fabulous! 😍I enjoy your videos and like following your hair journey. I get so many ideas from you. Hmmmm….Thinking about trying that 30 day detox you are doing but am weary of that clarifying shampoo. 😣
Clarifying makes hair feel dry/stripped at first. But that’s the first step to actually helping ones hair retain moisture before we condition and style it. Our hair tends to be sooo thirsty because we have so many layers of gunky buildup (moisturizing shampoos typically do not really cleanse hair)
LaToya if you want you can mix the innersense Conditoner with equal parts AG balance Conditoner if you didn’t want to or were unable to return. Also not sure how long you leave the conditioners in but I’d follow the directions of leaving them in at least 3 - 5 minutes and add more water to detangle so in the end you’ll be leaving them on longer while detangling
Hi your hair is beautiful! Thank you so very much providing helpful tips! You have a beautiful personality easy to listen too beginning to end! Just subscribed! Hooray!
Loving the hair and looking forward to the video about it! I really like the Hydrating Cream Hairbath it is very moisturizing. Some ladies like the Color Radiance, but I haven't tried that one yet. I'm not much of a product junky so when I'm low on what I currently have I might try the small travel size of Color Radiance to see if I like it, but I'm also curious about the Ouidad oil shampoo. It will be months before I need shampoo again so I just have a list of shampoo I might want to try. Knowing me I'll most likely just stick with the Hydrating Cream.
I have seborrheic dermatitis as well. However my Dermatologist told me years ago no oils on the scalp only on the hair. Sometimes I'm stubborn and put a little oil on my scalp but you really shouldn't. I've always washed my hair weekly even with braids. The no moisturizers doesn't work for me though. I actually use 2 and they really help my hair.
Hi LaToya. I've doing the detox journey as well. I really like the AG Balance conditioner. I think I finally got the conditioning step down w/regards to the amount of water & conditioner my hair needs. I noticed it didn't take as long to detangle my hair during this last wash. I don't think I'm going to get the Innersense conditioner. I do like hydrating cream hairbath. I feel that it sets me up nicely for the condition & detangling process. I think you'd like the AG Balance. My next goal is working out the setting & styling part. It hasn't quite clicked for me yet. 😊
I have shampoo and conditioner that I need to use up before buying more, so I'm interested to see how you like the AG Boost and Balance before I need to buy them lol.
If you didn’t like the hydrating cream hairbath then maybe try color radiance from innersense. It’s similar to boost if you like innersense’s products. It’s incredible. Remember to add water for more slip
I can’t use any of these products. I’m sensitive to everything. The only thing I can use is Vanicream Shampoo and Conditioner. I also use Ketoconazle shampoo (not sure of the spelling) but it helps SD…
These vids give me a real case of FOMO until I remember that I never used a lot of oils and butters in the first place! I am working on trying to shampoo more often but life always seems to gets in the way...
Hello Latoya, love your very informative videos. I am 5 months post relaxer and was wondering if the 30 day detox would work as well on my transitioning hair? Could you please give me some of your expertise on this?💞
Can anyone recommend a good product to help with dry brittle hair on someone with wavy/frizzy hair? I’ve been using protein and rosemary oil and my hair is like a literal broomstick
Rosemary oil is astringent, great for the scalp not the actual hair, and needs to be diluted with something like pumpkin seed oil. Do you have protein buildup? Here is an educator for your hair: www.youtube.com/@CurlyChelle547/videos
Does anyone else have any other no oil/no butter products that are gels, creams, or mouses. I'm looking for more affordable options, but would love to try this trend
Until I’m able to get a clarifying shampoo, I use an all purpose shampoo (mielle babassu) every 6 weeks and I use a moisturizing shampoo weekly. I use some of BGC alternative recommendations because innersense, AG and uncle funkys ain’t cheap
Beautiful. Afro hair need to be trim and shape regularly that way they reveal them beauty. They are sensitive . They cannot stand treatments too hard. Brushing too rough, shampoo too abrasive. they need softness.
