How to Moistuize Your Child's Dry Hair

How to moisturize Dry Natural Hair

 When it comes to moisturizing severely dry natural hair, a lot depends on your hair porosity. Here test you can do to determine what your porosity is.




The way you moisturized also matters. In the video below, we did the LOC method. Liquid Oil and Cream.





 There are other methods you can try. Here is a video that can help you.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

3 SheaMoisture HACKS that will Save your Natural Hair

Image
There are times when our favorite products do not seem to work like we wish it would. Here are some ways you can get these SheaMoisture products to work for your hair. Combine SheaMoisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie and your favorite gel, such as Eco Style gel in a separate container to create your own hair custard. To test if this will leave flakes in your hair, watch this demonstration.   Mix Extra Virgin Olive Oil with the SheaMoisture Deep Treatment Masque to boost the slip factor of this product. Click here to find out what SLIP means.   SheaMoisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Styling Lotion makes your hair feels dry??  No worries! Spritz your hair with a little water, apply the SheaMoisture Curl & Style Milk as your leave in, and then use the styling lotion. You'll get moisture for days. What other product HACKS do you have? Share below. CLICK To SAVE MONEY
Read more

DiscoveringNatural Hair Coaching

Image
  Get To Know Me My name is Sola Awe and I am so happy you found this page. I am a licensed hair coach and have been a natural hair enthusiast since 2011 after I decided to transition my oldest daughter to natural hair. I have two daughters who are both natural and lovers of natural hair. My husband is also an advocate in his own way. I have a presence on social media as DiscoveringNatural that is dedicated to helping people be comfortable with their natural hair and learn how to easily care for it.  As a child, natural hair was not embraced and when I became an adult, I struggled with understanding my hair. When my oldest daughter was 4, I struggled with caring for her hair and did not have any resource to help me out, so I decided to relax her hair. After a friend invited me a natural hair event in Houston, Texas, where I reside, I knew I have found a new passion. The next day, we started my daughter's transition to natural and I followed afterwards with mine. When I discove...
Read more

Avoiding the "sadness" after the Big Chop.

Image
   Not everyone gets the freedom ... heavens opening up ... feeling,  after doing the Big Chop . Some people experience sadness, withdraws and even emotional detachment from their hair. Here are some things to know before you do the Big Chop: Your hair will not be as long as you think it will be   The amount of shrinkage you get while transitioning is very different from what you will experience after cutting off your relaxed ends. The curl pattern you see might not be the same With your relaxed ends weighing down your natural hair, your new growth's curl pattern will appear looser. However, sans the relaxed ends, you could probably have tighter curls. Be ready for this. This is why I am against hair typing while transitioning. This can be a big letdown for a lot of transitoners post big chop. Your hair will require more maintenance While transitioning, the amount of maintenance you have to do to your hair when it comes to moisturizing and dai...
Read more