How to Care for Low Porosity Natural Hair| Routine and Products


In this video, I share my Low Porosity Natural Hair Routine. I also share products that I use. 
One of the main natural hair struggles is dealing with low porosity hair. Knowing how to moisturize low porosity hair, how to care for low porosity hair even how to care for low porosity hair is an issue.
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Products Mentioned:
Kadima African Black Soap Shampoo
Naturalicious Rhassoul Clay
GitUSum Apple Cider Rinse: http://bit.ly/DN_How_To_Use_ACV
Aussie Moist 3x: http://bit.ly/DN_Aussie_Moist
TGIN Honey Miracle: http://bit.ly/DN_TGIN_HoneyMiracle
Sheamoisture 10 in 1: http://bit.ly/DN_How_To_Deep_Conditio...
TGIN Buttercream: http://bit.ly/DN_How_To_Deep_Conditio...
Eden Bodyworks Curl Defining Cream
SheaMoisture Curl and Style Milk
Grapeseed Oil

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