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[@foryou6yn]

WHAT DO YOU HAVE fOR US TODAY? Can you give us some tips for girls who have oily hair who want their curls to pop what to use what is best to use

[@mzkk73]

I have high porosity hair and deep conditioning hasn’t been doing anything for it. Once it’s rinsed out, my hair dries out so fast like I didn’t just deep condition. Also it breaks all the time and sheds a lot. I feel like nothing is working. Supplements, protein treatments, deep conditioning, steaming, nothing🤷🏽‍♀️

[@stephaniemorris9143]

@@mzkk73 I am high porosity too and moisturizing or hydrating DC seems to make my hair too soft and therefore causing shedding and more breakage. My advice is use DC with protein. My favorite is Camille Rose Algae Renew. I also love 22nd Century Natural protein DC but there's others put there!

[@vanessabell8791]

Hey Tonya - I'm someone who really benefits from applying heat when I deep condition my hair. If I apply an ACV since onto my hair following the application of the deep conditioner, can I still apply heat?

[@sylviamel358]

So you really like the Revair? Contemplating buying. Thank you for the knowledge

[@babs1913]

My 1 technique is stretching my hair every washday. I started doing this from March this year and so far I have retained 5 inches of growth even after 2 trims.

[@jamesiaburford2546]

Just curious, what stretching technique do you use?

[@babs1913]

@@jamesiaburford2546 I tried many but the most efficient one has been with low heat or cool air from the blow dryer.

[@beverlyb6391]

@@jamesiaburford2546I wear twists and/or braids. At each step of the following I'm smoothing from root to the ends. After wash and finger detangle I divide into 8/10 large sections and clamp each down, don't let them dry out, keep spritzer of water handy; then I take each section and add moisture with my leave-in; then start dividing into small sections with my styling gel; I finish with an oil based sealer to lock in the moisture, with finger tips from root to end down braid/twist; last paying attention to the ends twirl around a finger for spiral. Hope this helps.

[@nubiankmtwq6333]

Yes Ma'am that acv rinse on top of the conditioner is the TRUTH. I use this method religiously every wash day and actually look forward to that moment because it's amazing how you can actually feel the instant chemical reaction and the hair becoming smooth as soon as the acv hit the conditioner. I've been doing this for years and use coconut vinegar. Adding acv on top of your conditioner will turn even the crappiest conditioner into a gem and make your curls pop instantly. If you want a bomb wash and go, try it. I've also noticed I use way less leave-in and my hair stays moisturized longer because the acv already smoothed and closed the cuticles. Try and you won't regret it. I'm so glad you posted this. I've been telling people about this but they've been looking at me like crazy and stuck to using the acv alone. Now I can show them your video and say "see I told you"😂. Thank you for sharing🙏🏾

[@kscmx]

Hey girl Do you dilute the ACV before adding it to the hair?

[@Dontbelievemejuswatch]

@@kscmxYes! Definitely dilute!!

[@LRH1]

Great results- ayurvedic herbs, being patient when I have wash days, keeping a hair journal & being open to listening to my hair & not others on what works for them.

[@TLmomofZAHS]

Onion juice has been a game changer. I haven't been able to solve the smell problem but my hair loves.

[@CakednBaked1]

Oil rinses has taken my hair to the next level. I usually start off with a deep condition first, then oil rinse and finish off with leave in/styler. Hair doesn't dry out fast, moisture is locked in for a few days, hair is softer to the touch and shinier. Keeping high porosity hair moisturized is a challenge but it can be done😌.

[@CurlyChemistry]

It can be done! I second the oil rinses, they’re amazing!

[@remathe-beloved]

Hey Lexa, how do you do your oil rinses?

[@CakednBaked1]

@@remathe-beloved after rinsing out my deep conditioner I pour oil (from a bottle with a nozzle) on my scalp and hair, massage the oil on my scalp and smooth oil through my hair using the praying hands method. Let it sit for about 1 min or 2 then rinse out. *1x monthly I opt to do a hot oil treatment instead by adding a plastic cap to hair and using a heat cap for 30min to 1hr*... forgot to mention, it also helps make detangling a breeze. Hope that helps 😊

[@mzkk73]

It really is a challenge. I just remoisturize every 2-3 days til wash day which now is bi-weekly instead of weekly.

[@yourfavpersuasion9385]

ugh I have fine hair and it left my hair feeling "greasy" and has the oil residue on it. so never again.

[@meshiapowell5113]

My one thing is wearing mini twist as a protective style. Seasons where I'm busy and don't have a lot of time to dedicate to my hair, I twist it up after a thorough cleanse and deep condition. Wear it for a month then repeat for another month.

[@tamaramanley1656]

Omg same, I did mini twists for the first time and kept them in for only 2 weeks. I was not expecting to see as much length retention as I did. Definitely a hairstyle I'll be doing more often!😊

[@ajeasmon0715]

Yes! Mini twists have been amazing for me. I didn't even know about them till my hair dresser suggested it but I think it's really helped my hair. I left it in a bit too long last time but using fenugreek as a detangler definitely did something to my hair on wash day.

[@ajeasmon0715]

@@tamaramanley1656 same, I've done it twice already for like 5 weeks, I love it!

[@roselindthomas1]

OMG! Before I saw this....that's exactly what I do! I spray the apple cider vinegar (1/2 teaspoon, 8oz distill water) on top of my conditioner...it's amazing. I'm high porosity and this seal in the moisture before I add my leave in. And I also 2 strand twist my hair at night...that has been a game changer...if I sleep with it out in my bonnet....I will wake up to SUPER DRY HAIR. THE TWIST LOCK IN THE MOISTURE. I can now go 5-7 days oppose to every other day adding products! Woo-hoo!

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yes it’s amazing! 😆

[@blackbutterfly8338]

Same, here! Two-strand twists means less manipulation for my hair than braids. I use my diy rose water/hibiscus spray on top of my deep conditioner.

[@foryou6yn]

My consistency is to keep the consistency of shampooing on a weekly bi-weekly regiment condition moisturizing and seal

[@CurlyChemistry]

Love it! ☺️

[@foryou6yn]

@@CurlyChemistry thx.. keep up the great work

[@Mrs.Bell860]

Heat stretching for me has been great for manageability and moisture retention.

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yesss!

[@ladyt3182]

Getting my blown out and trimmed every 8 weeks has helped me!

[@carolharper4401]

What has taken my hair to the next level is oil rinsing. I did it all winter long and saw amazing results. So I just continued with it. It has made my hair so soft and manageable. And I have seen tremendous growth. I mostly use avocado oil when I do it. My hair is so moisturize for a good couple of days. And it is so shiny. I love it!! Thank you for all your great videos. Sending you Tanya and everyone here love and light.❤️❤️🙏🙏☮️☮️

[@ladyt3182]

I just did this for the first time, except I left the aloe vera in with my leave in conditioner. How many months have you been doing this, and how much growth have you noticed?

[@pamelaforts5210]

I gave myself a good trim and my wash day seemed so much better. I am trying to incorporate clove water and Rosemary rinse to my hair.

[@Egag77]

I always keep a spray bottle of ACV diluted with water and before I rinse my conditioner I spray it in, massage and let it sit just like you do!!! I have super porous hair and I can attest this does REALLY helps with the smoothness! The spray bottle of the diluted acv makes application super easy!

[@CoilyCode]

Pre-pooing has been a game-changer for me! But I definitely want to try the Acidic rinse with conditioner...sounds amazing. Also, stretching my hair is a MUST!

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you for sharing!

[@foryou6yn]

@God's standard the acidic rinse is amazing

[@OneVon]

Hi Tonya, couple things that worked for me are being consistent with what I’m doing with my hair. I typically wash my hair every week and on occasion it is every other week but 90% of the time it’s every week. And the second thing is deep conditioning and then sitting under the hair steamer. That’s technically three but they have worked for me and made my hair softer, more manageable, hold moisture and style better.

[@nikam4167]

Adding aloe to my pre poo has been an absolute game changer for me.. Will never go back

[@thilynohc506]

Omg! I did this yesterday and let me tell you, I'm not going back!

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

1. Calendar: documenting my hair journey in my self-styled calendar has helped in my journey. When I fell sick recently, it was part of what helped me to know what was going on inside me internally. 2. Green Tea/ Rosemary Rinse: I'm a very cynical person however, this is the only Ayurvedic/herb I've used so far that I can say that it truly works. 3. Protein Treatment: Aphogee Two-Step is the real OG and I've finally gotten how and when to use it. 4. Detangling: I stopped detangling in the shower and this has tremendously helped with shedding.

[@yourfavpersuasion9385]

hey! what is your recipe for number 2!?

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

@@yourfavpersuasion9385 I use two tea bags of green tea and a tablespoon of rosemary herb in hot water. I leave it for 3-24 hours, drain it and pour it on my scalp after shampooing. Then I apply conditioner because the rinse isn't slippery.

[@multifandomharlot]

Oooooh the 4th one! Detangling my hair in the shower had me breakiiiiiiiing.

[@WellBeing999]

3 & 4 really are game changers 🫶🏾

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

@@multifandomharlot I stopped doing it and I've never looked back. I shed like half of ⅛ of what I used to shed before.

[@theawesomepersonchuney9742]

The 1 thing that has changed my hair has got to be making my deep conditioner & using it faithfully every time I shampoo ( weekly most of the time ) using fenugreek in my deep conditioner really adds moisture & softness.

[@mzkk73]

What form of fenugreek are you using? When I use the Fenugreek powder it is really hard to rinse it out of my hair. I have to use a ton of conditioner to get all of it out. Are you using the seeds ground up. Is that better?

[@theawesomepersonchuney9742]

@@mzkk73 yes I use the seed , I steep them in hot water until they swell ( sometimes overnight ) I grind them in a nutri bullet with peppermint essential oil whatever conditioner I choose ( sometimes it’s different ) & wfenugreek oil that I make .

[@stevonnefuller8265]

My 1 thing is 2 things 😂;1. Using more natural products. Stuff I can make at home or products that have mainly natural products and 2. Rosemary oil! I make rosemary oil and I absolutely love it. Not only is it a triple threat (can use for hair, body or cooking) but I’ve seen tremendous growth and length retention in my and my daughter’s hair.

[@nicholepat71]

It took me a long time to try rhassoul clay but I'm glad I finally did. I mix 1-2 tablespoon clay with enough water to make.a slightly watery paste and apply to wet hair. It seems to clarify and condition my hair at the same time. It feels great on the scalp as an exfoliator especially with a drop to two of peppermint eo. It could be drying if used too often so once month is a great hair reset for me. It's a two in one beauty treatment because I can use any extra clay as a facial mask. I'm in love, and it has become a part of my regimen.

[@hausofrlateish]

Omgosh... I've started washing and rinsing my shampoo and conditioner out with a ACV rinse, not even knowing it was good for it. I just loved the way my hair felt the first time I did it so I kept doing it. Now I'm definitely invested now that I know it's good for my hair.

[@Kmama801]

I have seborrheic dermatitis and losing my hair. I had to stop stressing, and remain consistent-aveeno apple cider vinegar shampoo does not dry out my hair, and using aloe gel on my scalp has helped so much ( I also exfoliate my scalp). When my scalp is healed I’ll focus on my hair more

[@ajeasmon0715]

I have SD also, just been diagnosed a few months ago. Aloe vera definitely helps so much. When my hair was relaxed about 3 years ago I had a serious burn issue that I've never experienced (I said no but they just wouldn't leave it) and used aloe vera gel which helped heal my scalp so much and always use it even as a natural.

[@lnyawilliamsmoorell5061]

Yes! The conditioner/ACV rinse mos def. Been doing this method for awhile now.(pre-pooing next and stretching hair/plats fo sho) Thanks 😊 (Rev 21:5)

[@freda4882]

Wow, love this video..... just one thing? Lol I think it was a variety of things for me. 1) pre-poo with okra gel and coconut oil. Great slip! typically over night, my life is so busy, sumtimes that night, turns in to 2 days ( but I let my hair breath during the day). Oh yeah sit under heating cap 30 to 40 mins b4 I shampoo. 2) ayurverdic herbs.... like all of them 😆 my favs rt now bcuz I have em here, amla, henna, brahmi, shikakai, fenugreek peppermint, hibiscus, peppermint, rosemary. Again I am crazy busy, I work 12 hours days 7 days a week. . So my preferred method is a tea once a month. After I shampoo and rt before I deep condition with heat. 3) keep my hair in twist lco butter and grease. Stretch with bobby pins,. It doesn't look that great but hey 😉 all I can say is I look like a character from the color purple, and it ain't Shug. Thx again for ur knowledge 😌 ☺ 🙏 I will be adding back, acv rinses Idk how I got away from those.

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you for sharing!! 😂😂 at the color purple comment!

[@ckmodele]

I have high porosity primarily 4C hair. I have recently started sugar Scalp scrubs as I prepare for my next protective style. With regular stylist maintenance (monthly) well keep the style for 2 5 months. Looking forward to seeing our continued progress. My stretched hair is just beneath shoulder length.

[@venessaphilips4542]

For me I would say two strand twist every wash day and moisturizing 2-3 times per week. My hair is much fuller and longer

[@denorene16]

Pre-poo overnight. I watch one of the videos saying it's a game-changer for high porosity hair. I'm glad I decided to try. Also researching the herbs that would help with my 4c thick, dry, high porosity hair. Made a herbal hair oil. My current version is lacking because of the change of 1 of the herbs. I change it for my next mixture. The herbs were all herbs I either use in cooking or came in contact with and had no allergic reaction to.

[@YummyCandiCollection]

Hey 👋🏾!! Pre-pooing (DIY) has been my top game changer. I started consistently pre-pooing 1.5 years ago and I'll never stop.

[@doristhompson2319]

Hi...my first time ever hearing about " pre pooing" what is that exactly, how do you do it, and at what point should it be done, ie wash day, before ?? Please & thanks for your response🌷

[@clemenssh]

Thank you Tonya, love your beautiful smile...+ your hair! I'm trying the Apple cider rinse this wash week. EXCITED!!

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yay! Thank you! :-)

[@CurlyVeggie]

For me, wet styling while using a curl cream and then a light gel has helped tremendously with 2nd curls (fine hair). @CurlyChemistry could you talk about products/chemistry regarding greying hair? Not many channels seem to talk about taking care of your hair during the transition period where your hair might be different textures/porosities at the same time.

[@jeweldenile8995]

@CurlyVeggie My curl cream got discontinued and I’m still searching for a replacement. Would you mind sharing any that you currently like.

[@antoinettechevalier2453]

@@jeweldenile8995 Mielle “Twisting Soufflé” works really well for me, and I follow with the “Cantu … Moisture Retention Styling Gel”. My hair stays moisturized, and the hold is incredible - not rough or crunchy, but my style lasts two weeks!

[@jeweldenile8995]

@@antoinettechevalier2453 Thanks for sharing! I will add that to my list to check out.

[@CurlyVeggie]

@@jeweldenile8995 - Right now I’m using Pantene hydrating curl cream, but for me the curl cream doesn’t usually matter, it’s the gel that seems to make the difference.

[@jeweldenile8995]

@@CurlyVeggie I do have that and I liked it well enough. Now I’m curious what gel you use also. I have a few I use but I actually do best with mousse.

[@marymayfield9311]

Hello CC, things that has help my hair is, hot Oil treatment before shampooing and after shampoo, deep conditioning with heating cap! Also a plus with my DC, is leaving a little my conditioner in my hair after my shampoo! I know you ask for one, mine was a combination 💕 Thanks again for all your help with my natural hair Journey! I'm one of your old school followers 2016! MM

[@yolandam611]

Can't wait to try the acv rinse on top of the deep conditioner. I have very curly tangly hair and I need everything I can get to help with detangling. I'm always looking for products with tons of slip because getting a comb through my hair can be hell.

[@alisameireis3628]

I learned to pre-poo with coconut oil topped with a conditioning masque by watching your channel. I work thru my hair in sections and leave it in overnight. Incredible for my hair!!! I deep condition every wash day (which is every Sunday) and finger detangle only until applying leave-in. That’s when I use a denman brush but only then. I couldn’t keep it to just one thing because it all works together to create a head of full, thick, healthy, moisturized curls. There you have it!! Thank you for providing us with intelligent, factual information. I couldn’t do this natural hair journey without you!!!

[@niknak13]

I just came back to find this video and say that HOLY MOLY - the ACV rinse with conditioner in your hair really is a HUGE game changer!!! I have very heavy wavy hair and about 7 months ago I moved to an area with really hard water so I‘ve just had the worst time with my hair lately. I‘ve been using the ACV rinse on top of my conditioner for a few weeks now and my god, my hair is lightweight, soft, bouncy and my curls are slowly coming back!!! It‘s absolutely amazing 😍

[@samantha6095]

Exfoliating my scalp once a week. My scalp and hair have such a huge difference since I started doing that and using cool water on my hair on my wash day and when I co wash. Love the video and information you give as always! 💜

[@christine1962ful]

I want to try a chemical scalp exfoliator!

[@samantha6095]

@@christine1962ful I haven’t tried a chemical one for my scalp, I normally use a physical one, sugar based mainly, but hope the chemical one works for you!

[@christine1962ful]

@@samantha6095 Thanks. I'm.a bit skeptical on the sugar/salt damaging my delicate strands microscopically. I can easily spray the acid on my scalp and that can eat away at the build up and dry dead skin cells, and deep into the surrounding follicles to assist blood flow. Hearing good thinks about the Inkey Scalp Acids. In theory, if we can use acids on the face, then it's got to work wonders for the scalp.

[@hrhsophiathefirst4060]

I do the same with switching out every two or three washes for both shampoo and deep conditioner. Something I have been doing for the last two years is adding oils to my deep conditioners. I add a mix of almond, coconut, amla and grapeseed oil with peppermint and rosemary added in.

[@LivingInTheShade]

Detangling with oil has been a revelation a lot less hair shedding. Also brushing my hair thoroughly to ensure all shed hair is removed. Using a detoxing shampoo once a month. My hair is really soft personally I wouldn't use acv.

[@Kimshi4242]

I did an acv rinse over my dc this weekend and my hair is so soft. Love it, thanks for the tip!

[@MonicaJones-f7c]

Thank you for creating these videos. I'm very late to the natural hair community. My hair is low to medium porosity. It is short and trying to let it grow. I admit I am frustrated. I started my journey in 2021 after the last relaxer took my hair out. Unfortunately I have always had little to no edges at all my whole life, I'm 48. I appreciate the information and tips you have given me. I have my hair in mini twists because "that's the best way to leave it alone for growth" . The problem is I don't like the way it looks so I'm covering it up with head bands and scarves. I need some guidance and reassurance. It's a lot. Sorry. Thank you again

[@PecanBrown1023]

Thank you for the apple cider vinegar and conditioner together. I use to rinse my relaxed hair that way. I would love to see how my natural hair does 😮😊. You have been helping me on my natural hair journey been natural for almost two years now. Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤

[@CurlyChemistry]

You’re soo welcome! ☺️

[@shareeminor9125]

The stretch is soooooo worth it

[@ro2670]

I’ve gone back to Biosilk silk therapy original treatment. It’s pricey for the size imo but worth it because it works, a little goes a long way, and I use it head to toe. Heat stretching has been the norm for about five months. That’s why I went back to biosilk.

[@Michaela-xi1zf]

I took your advice and put the ACV vinegar right on top of my deep conditioner in sections and noticed it foamed a little bit and had so much slip. Then I detangled each section--and it was so easy to detangled and the curls really popped more than before I added my ACV. Thanks for the ACV suggestion right on top of the deep conditioner!!! Loved it! Styled it in my twists for twist out this week. I can't wait to see how long my hair can last without washing it again. I'd really appreciate a video on how to moisturize a twist out (without losing too much definition) when the hair starts to get dry but its before wash day.

[@ms.evegene]

Can't wait to try it!

[@Kyotopearl]

I really love that I found this channel. Very since my 3rd child was born my hair has been noticeable thinning and I like that all your advice has some scientific explanation behind it so it really makes sense. It helps me wittle down on the hundreds of new things to try to make my hair healthier.

[@carolperdue7534]

Switching from gel to mousse/foam was the game changer for me. My hair doesn’t take two lifetimes to dry anymore and I feel I have less hair coming out on wash day. I definitely will try the ACV rinse. Thanks!

[@lenorag9719]

Which mousse do you recommend?

[@carolperdue7534]

@@lenorag9719 I like Mousse Def by the Doux and Aunt Jackie’s mousse. I think it’s called Frizz Patrol.

[@lenorag9719]

@@carolperdue7534 thank you! I use Mousse Def on my weave I will try it on my twist outs now 🤗

[@jackietucker1172]

Omg!!! All the tips are great but pre-pooing with oil and conditioner while detangling has been a game changer for me. No hair falls out in the shower or when moisturizing, and my hair is so much more manageable. Wish I knew that a long time ago. I wash my hair every 3-4 days and use oil and grease. My hair loves those. The density in my hair is tremendous. I’m trying to get into the stretching part mostly on the cool setting. But the laziness in me won’t let me be great😅.

[@CaraNaturally]

Nice to see we’re on the same page, lol! Im already doing everything except the ACV over the mask…gonna try that my next wash day! The 1 thing thats made my hair flourish is consistent Ayurvedic masks and oil….and just consistency period. My key herb over the past 2 months has been Amla and Ive really seen a change in the amount of breakage / shedding. Thanks as always for sharing!❤❤❤

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yes consistency is key!

[@mishamccrea5303]

Yes I've been doing this for years. Smoothness and definition is so accurate! Yves rocher has a raspberry vinegar rinse. But I make my own as well❣️😊🥰

[@ms.evegene]

Lol. I have a habit of drinking vinegar. All kinds and that made my mouth water. I know ... My Strange Habit 😩😮‍💨

[@mishamccrea5303]

@@ms.evegene I've been drinking vinegar Bragg's with the mother for well over 25 yrs with oreagano oil. Must haves!!!

[@ms.evegene]

@@mishamccrea5303 SEE! Now I have to drink more vinegar. The word makes my mouth salivate. I must try oregano oil. I like Oreganol I think k that's the brand 30 dollars

[@mishamccrea5303]

@@ms.evegene yes that's one of my favorites I purchase only wild. Great for viruses infections, and kills yeast. Must have! 👍🏼

[@kellib6283]

Hi Tonya!!! Thank you for informing us on how to use AVC with the conditioner, I can’t wait to see how my hair reacts! I appreciate you!

[@caraj8949]

Hi Queen!! Great information, as always. I also swap out my products each week. I stretch my hair in twists. I twist my hair and pull (not tight), across my head. In the past, I used curling rods. I will try adding the acv to my conditioner, but with a twist. I will deep condition as normal and when I get back in the shower I will add the acv to it, wash my body then rinse. Next week, here I come. Lol The thing that has taken my hair to the next level is leaving it alone (with the exception of wash and rehydration day), keeping things simple. Again, thank you for the great content.

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you for sharing!!

[@specialkd5365]

Washing my hair every 3 to 4 days rotating between cowash and regular wash is working great.

[@harajuka1barbz]

Olaplex and Philip Kingsley has been a game changer. These products are worth every penny.

[@cydy121]

I always use hair masks instead of conditioners. I use a shampoo for my scalp & 1 for my hair.

[@5pctLowBattery]

Yaas to the acv. I used it to detangle my hair before washing out deep conditioner.

[@MT-yx5cu]

I love ACV in my hair products! I have questions lol. What ratio of water and acv do you use? How long is your washday along with heat stretching? Where do you purchase your babassu oil ?

[@jessicataormina8833]

Olaplex #9 has been a game changer for me.

[@CurlyChemistry]

Interesting!

[@ellec1009]

Thank you for always sharing your knowledge! I love pre-poo with oil, preferably o/n, but it's so messy! I change up products, too. I'm trying to stick to 1 or 2 until they are done and I like creams much better. I also use Ayurveda herbs and do a mask of some sort every week of cassia, amla, fenugreek, henna, etc. This varies. This grew in my hair because I was balding. Literally. I don't really deep condition b/c I use an Ayurveda mask. It's just too much to do all the time but maybe I will for the winter.

[@keciadoleman3684]

Apple cider rinse is good. Prepo with olive black seed oil and tea's

[@ioanaschifirnet3814]

Yes definitely a video on how to find your core products!

[@ashkeniasims1840]

You know I always thought that the reason why a product worked for me before but not anymore was because my hair is different now vs what it was before. For example a few years ago after my big chop my hair was damage, I used a lot of Camille rose & not your mothers products & now the my hair is not damage those products rarely worked on my hair… I mean maybe is not my hair that changed BUT the actual formulation of the product 🤔 (like u said) I love your videos! Thank you so much!

[@CurlyChemistry]

Your so welcome!

[@t156t2]

I was a Camille rose fan but the products changed formulation. I read that labels don't have to change if the amount/concentration of ingredients changed. For instance, 5% Rosemary is now 3% and so forth down the ingredient list (ingredients aren't removed just less of it). Label is remains the same but the amount of effective ingredients is not the same therefore less effectiveness. Hope that make sense.

[@ashkeniasims1840]

@@t156t2Yes it does make sense! Thank you so much! :)

[@cynthiacarter770]

Yes pre pooing has been a game changer and my one is oil rinsing my hair loves it but can't wait to try the apple cider vinegar solution loving all your tips blessings

[@brendageater3928]

Happy Friday 🌹☺️

[@prieryals4945]

Technique: Olive oil Preepoo all over hair and scalp with processing cap overnight before wash day ❤❤❤ also using all natural hair products. Cleaning ALL of my hair tools each wash day!!

[@passionfashionkid]

Yes, please do a core products video! This video was helpful. Thank you!

[@coilyloxs9696]

Hi have you ever shown your wash day routine? I’d love to see one were you’re incorporating a couple of the treatments you’ve shared with us along with the stretching of your hair.

[@jladylove1]

I’ve been waiting on her wash day routine too. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@CoolestRedHead]

Mmmmmmm I’ll try the Apple cider vinegar with the conditioner. That’s super interesting. I’ll comment back and let you know if it worked for me❤

[@aprilt.3868]

Do that breakage sound again? You are right. My hair does better when it is stretched. I switch my wash day products. I love these tips. I'm on the right track.

[@DevinHaley1278]

Happy Friday 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@desireymorris2889]

Ayurvedic herbs has been a game changer for me and when I’m consistent with my routine keeping to my wash day schedule i see the best results

[@CurlyChemistry]

Consistency is key. 💜

[@donnamayoh1196]

Can you do a video on how to stretch natural curly hair?

[@teesnapz5830]

My henna, protein, olaplex rotation had really helped my hair

[@WiseLady7]

The one technique that has helped my hair grow is 20-minute scalp massages, twice a day.

[@jeanninegorden8142]

Your hair looks so cute!

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you! ☺️

[@paulinedaugherty9747]

What worked for my natural hair was using Luster’s pink moisturizer with oil and that enhanced my softness and made my hair look alive, I was trying to figure out the whole time, I use yeti use this product year’s ago.

[@firdowskruger9896]

Hi Tonya, darling. Thanks for another great upload. I am a curly girl Hijabi and I can attest to everything you are saying. It really does work. Love and greetings from Pretoria, South Africa.

[@karenroache4986]

For me it's definitely pre-pooing with babassu oil overnight. I've seen a lot more manageability and less hair loss.

[@maxineburrell6874]

I always love your videos, concise, information and fact filled. #1 Prepoo with Aloe and Oils or Coconut oil. #2 Incorporating herbs to Deep Conditioner - Fenugreek DC, then Conditioner overlay after 30 minutes. The bomb.

[@teri2466]

I just found your channel and have been binge watching. Thanks so much for your clear explanations! Can't wait to try out some of your suggestions. 😊

[@PandoricaLost]

So much great advice!! I would definitely want a core products video and prepooing has definitely made a change for me.

[@Tinablackberryrose]

Great video again. I’m definitely going to add the ACV rinse with my deep conditioning. The one thing that I can say has helped my hair tremendously is the pre poo product by African Pride the product has amazing slip and it removes tangles and makes my hair more manageable during my wash days. Tyfs🥰

[@lisas7046]

It must be Friday!!! 🥰

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yes ma'am!! :-)

[@shaywhite6936]

Wash day 😬😬

[@tiffanydennis4227]

Hi! I applied apple cider vinegar rinse to my deep conditioner and I’m soooooo Impressed!

[@lashep5377]

You are the best. I like prepoo and I combine my fav oil with a hydrating conditioner. My hair has grown from 10" to close to 30". It may be past that by now. I'm going to do my next length check in about 2 weeks.

[@thecollectivemicproduction6448]

Yay I do incorporate ACV rinses in my hair and it enhances my moisture and curls my hair loves it. I also alternate products too! I tend to pre lol with avocado oil and aloe Vera. I’ve been using uncle funkys daughter super curl and the butter whew. BUT I recently started using Tracy Ellis’s pattern-the detangle nectar and honeyyyyyy the slip is amazing!!!! I LOVE IT! I recently ordered Treslife the curl gel and aloe leave in and I ordered the kuza looking forward to using it. I’ll let you know how I like it.

[@Mikki220]

Yes! Please help us find core products so we can switch up.

[@kelligirl2482]

I love ACV in my hair, I have used it as a final rinse❤

[@muurgoddezzx3585]

Thx Yu for Yur guud tipz Sistarr, eye 2 hav revamped my regiment, eye pre-poo w/oil or conditioner, bi-wkly wazhing at thiz point @ a healthy (armpit length) took a Yr to decreaze my uze of heat an clipped off dead endz consistently, Now @ 66 & after gettin lupus out of my blood, (had to heal my scalp) current goal headed to tailbone, my Grand MA once told mii az a Child that my Hairrr iz my Krown an Glory, yet even @ 66 my Trezzez are Natural & Lovely, eye Hope thiz note helpz sum1 also on their Long Healthy Hairrr Journey, Ashe'

[@msnkuli6089]

I usually apply ACV then my conditioner. The softness is unimaginable ❤❤❤

[@yourfavpersuasion9385]

that is usually a wash day . she means after whatever shampoo you use.

[@eileenward5668]

Hey Tonya, I am definitely trying the ACV rinse on top of my DC this Sunday/wash day. As far as enhancing/ next leveling my hair is definitely pre pooing and steaming my DC. Yes girl so good. Tfs see on the next one 🥰

[@ClassyDdiamond]

Black Jamaican Castor oil and my moisturizer mix while hair in protective style.

[@euphemiaedem9808]

Lately I've been mixing deep conditioner, aloe vera juice, apple cider vinegar and adding that to my hair to help me detangle my hair. Run errands for maybe 45m to an hour before rinsing it off then shampoo and apply a leave in conditioner. I don't know if that is right but my crown(hair) loves it. I've not been having alot of breakage either.

[@aneciawatson4832]

I make my own ACV and have a ton of it! I use it to detangle my 4z hair when it's giving me difficulty. I am going to try the ACV rinse.

[@t2bless268]

I will be trying the apple cider vinegar over my condition; I have been using hair grease. I was looking for Blue Ultra sheen price was crazy, so I opted for the green one. I use a light touch to hair and scalp on wet freshly shampooed and conditioned then twist and love the feel and flow of my 4C hair. Will also consider stretching with blow dryer !!!

[@beanmehula]

Thank you I’m gonna try that! And yes sharing this video. You seemed full of sunshine today I always enjoy listening to you. Have a blessed day.

[@pinkpowerrangerpv]

I was under the impression that deep conditioners were designed to slightly raise the cuticle so that the conditioning ingredients could absorb well? Wouldn't acv on top of the conditioner prevent that to some degree.

[@queenla]

I’m a new subscriber! Hey, girl. Hey! I’m going to try the ACV rinse on top of the conditioner in my daughter’s hair. Her hair feels amazing after a good wash day but I definitely want to optimize the health of her hair. Thanks for this.

[@jladylove1]

Steaming my leaving conditioner and oil then 2 strand twisting.. I just tried Saturday wash day blow dry cool to stretch hair then I twisted it up. Hoping this will be a game changer.

[@els1573]

Changing my diet and drinking more water as worked well for my hair. Great video thanks for the tips going to try the ACV on top of my conditioner.

[@gloriagarner2928]

Hi. The Giovanni 2Chic conditioning Mask..a game changer "Bomb" for sure, yesssss😊😊 I love, love, love this product n so does my hair. N 2nd Yess..I truly agree with you ..prepooing..has made a very big different😊😊 I loved your information ..Thank you.

[@shaywhite6936]

Is that for low porosity hair

[@CurlyChemistry]

You’re welcome! ❤️