3 Leave-In Conditioners Low Porosity

[@lucianopiloto2405]

Bruh. This dude out here making me cry in less than 10 seconds

[@TarikLaRoda]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Victoria-_]

Fr-

[@_quixote]

Lol

[@jayyscales2236]

"hair is dryer than dms" is hilarious 😂😂🤣

[@Victoria-_]

Fr the violation- 😭

[@maximusstorm1215]

There's a common misconception about low porosity hair. People think kt doesn't retain oils well, but that isn't necessarily true. Due to the cuticle of the hairs being flat, once moisture/oil/whatever is absorbed, it stays absorbed and keeps absorbed well/for longer due to how the cuticles are (hair cuticles and porosity are directly linked). It may not absorb oils as fast or as well as high porosity, but, it keeps in what it absorbs better & longer...it locks it in better, in other words. High porosity hair has cuticles that stick out if looked under a microscope and aren't smooth/flat like woth low porosity. This means that oil and stuff is absorbed much faster, however, due to the _high_ porosity, it doesn't retain said oil/product as long/as well. Here's an analogy: Imagine 2 sponges. 1 has lots of larger holes, and looks like one of those cartoon sponges (imagine SpongeBob as a normal spomge). The second sponge is a modern one and you can barely see the pores, and it looks like more like a yellow block. Now, imagine placing each sponge onto a flat & weaved metal rack, then pouring water onto each sponge. Sponge 1 will absorb the water really well and get full fast, however, due to it being on a weaved metal rack, the water would soon fall through the sponge and leak, falling under the rack, followed by the sponge drying faster. For sponge 2, if you poured water on it, the water may bounce off it at first, and you could splash/lose water. You may have to use multiple jugs of water until the sponge is fully soaked, however, when it is, it will retain the water much better due to the low porosity. Much less water would fall through the metal rack from under the sponge as it would retain the water better and for longer than the higher porosity sponge. This is how porosity with hair works, however, you have other things to consider, like what type hair you have. I have type 1a (1a being pin-straight, fine hair), low porosity hair. My hair is fine, so I can run products through it easier, but, I need to leave products in for longer if I want better results. For higher porosity hair that is thick, you can get product to stay in there much better, but its easy to oversaturate it as the thick hair can trap the product amd the high porosity means that the product isn't necessarily tightly locked into your hair, you wouldn't want to keep the conditioner/oil in too long or use too much oil. Both types/high and low porosity hair has their pros and cons. Understanding them is what counts.

[@-nocapjayyy7368]

what if you were trying yo grow semi-freeform locs with low porosity 4c hair, what would be the best thing to do?

[@JayMoreLikeSlay]

underrated comment, extremely helpful and accurate

[@ticheri16]

I have low porosity hair and the last one didn't work for me at all.

[@theprolificq]

I have low porosity hair and the Mielle pomegranate leave in is the only one that my heart loves!!

[@theprolificq]

Hair*

[@jermaineferron7057]

ig it’s diff for everyone. i got low porosity and shi worked fine for me

[@notgrayish5764]

I don't use the honey one, I use the Hawaiian (blue) one, and it works wonders for me.

[@shaawaah5567]

That’s the only product that works for me

[@saralibby4686]

Another great one for low porosity is the African pride moisture miracle leave in cream is affordable and nice

[@ibyou5062]

But there is coconut oil in it. Isn’t it bad for low porosity ?

[@missdesireindependance5194]

Water and olive oil works great for my hair

[@laurenstaines]

The mielle avocado leave in is also amazing! A staple in my routine!

[@victoriasvibesss]

I stand behind this and use these, especially tgin. I'm also low porosity.

[@KidJaeProductions]

My DMs be dryer than my hair after these videos 😂

[@aliandferranaretheboyoppsa4402]

Your hair is dryer then your dms” “ this got me laughing”😂😂😂

[@BryantBaudelaire]

I use cream of nature nightly and let me tell you, we came leaps and bounds from breakage and and the growth is crazy. I’ve only been growing my hair for a little less than a year and and had major bald spots and it’s been a journey now in just 11 months I got my hair to grow back really long and full with no bald spots and I keep it in nothing but braids-cornrows and have hang time I can’t even believe it’s my hair lol.

[@nacho3854]

Sounds amazing, thinking about buying it now 😅

[@matthewdelgado3315]

I don’t have low porosity hair and I still use the Camilla rose leave in conditioner

[@SunshineHappiness161]

I found Camille rose leave in to be quite heavy for my hair. I expected the leave in to be milky and light but unfortunately that wasn't the case

[@5thurm5]

As I Am JBCO leave in conditioner is good as well

[@Padu2605]

Does anyone have suggestions for leave-ins with no protein, coconut olive or castor oil?

[@tbev58]

Qhemet Biologics hair products is really good for dry hair. I don’t know about high/low porosity hair this works for me

[@TyraHigh]

Why you come for my DM’s?!?

[@Chris_1-.]

The dm’s joke was personal bro 💀

[@lils2968]

damn bro, didnt have to do me like that with the comment "hair is dryer than dms". I feel attacked

[@scj1668]

Just bought the last one I bought some Jamaican black castor oil and I find out That my girl friend has bioten oil didn’t know that was a thing gonna grow up my hair till Valentine’s Day then get to strain twist

[@nacho3854]

How's it been going? It's past valentines day 😅

[@MementoVita]

Is this only for the bruthas because I genuinely can’t find any other leave in conditioners

[@risenshineofficial]

Lolol thanks I live for the TGIN leave-in. My new fave is "quench" by Aunt Jackies. Works amazing when doing wash n gos no build up, no white film.

[@rurieldiego]

Can I use the curl leave in conditioner in I have fine straight hair??

[@Proudpakistani.muslim]

Yeah

[@auntigingy8666]

Biotin in hair products does absolutely nothing. Just so everyone is aware. And it’s not important to take biotin as a supplement either. What is important is taking damn good absorbable, multivitamins and supplements every single day and we’re not talking gummy types and we’re also not talking about the hard-pressed pills Centrum sells or the patches. You need a powder that mixes with water so it can be absorbed completely into the body or liquid, vitamin a liquid vitamin. Isotonix is a great powder brand to use for suggestions. No I don’t sell it.

[@allaboutcars4835]

How about 1 a day Flintstone chewables?

[@Sxhqvib]

When should you apply leave in conditioner? Everyday or once a week?

[@rose44491]

After washing your hair, then a styler after that.

[@Sxhqvib]

@@rose44491 what’s a styler

[@rose44491]

@@Sxhqvib that can be anything from a cream, custard, hair “lotion”, mousse, gel, usually those help with whatever style you’re looking to do adding a good amount of hold to enhance your curls or style.

[@O.tyJ.]

Sir, that was very low…especially when it’s…uhhh…pretty true😒….any who..dat first one my shhhh

[@themasked_senshi4521]

Can the rosemary Verizon of Mielle leave in still be good

[@itspu6902]

can i use a texturizing spray after i use the leave in conditioner

[@RIXTDynsty]

What about blue magic originals

[@normaldude25]

what about high porosity hair?

[@royaltm3420]

I actually don't like the last one- pomegranate & honey. Its sooo so thin & feels like it did nothing. I prefer the Rosemary & mint leave in for my hair

[@Likefiyah]

Is that good for low porosity?

[@mabmab4468]

I use as I am

[@YourMom-yp6ev]

Can these work on caucasian hair?

[@allaboutcars4835]

No 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@AbrahamBernard]

Nope all these products are very oily and thick I don’t think it will work on Caucasian hair but you can try

[@stephpowell7648]

These are all stupid expensive.....just use Giovanni's direct weightless leave in conditioner

[@camerinwalker1365]

Tats the most expensive one??

[@alananice9179]

Is it good for high porosity hair?

[@user-kr2ty9vk5n]

Camille rose is heavy as hell on my hair

[@pinappleaye2455]

Vegetable glycerin frizes up ur hair terribly no matter what.

[@mexicanpanda510]

“Your hair dryer then your dms” nah Bru the dms will always be the driest

[@Shil_serene]

😂😂😂 whyyyy???

[@davispestcontrol3426]

Why him affi say it like that 😭

[@ChristianJones-ik9or]

That was 😂

[@moneymakinmitch8130]

damn bro violated off rip 😹

[@noahsamuel9780]

1st one stinks

[@babatunde7576]

Would you use leave in conditioner every day?

[@TarikLaRoda]

No, I use it once a week in the LCO method

[@ghettomrclean3512]

@@TarikLaRoda how long do you leave the LCO method in your hair before washing it out? The whole week?

[@TarikLaRoda]

@@ghettomrclean3512 The whole week or until the next wash day

[@babatunde7576]

@@TarikLaRoda so every other day when you wake up in the morning you would just wet your hair and it doesn't get dry?

[@deaththekid5445]

@@babatunde7576 depending on your hair a water spray bottle might work for you or not most likely not for low porosity as much but you should just spray or wet it a bit or do a tiny amount of leave in and most water

[@iamangela171]

😂😂😂😂