Deep Conditioning Natural Hair Without Heat



When it comes to deep conditioning your child's hair, you can choose to do it with heat or without heat. I prefer not using heat. The method shown in the video below uses unconventional heat; body heat.




How do you deep condition your child's hair? How often do you do it?

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