4C NATURAL HAIR Wash n Go: Prevent Knots & Tangles From SHRINKAGE

[@MsVamPireChic]

FINALLYYYYYYYYYYY SOMEBODY WITH ACTUAL 4C HAIR!

[@comoelitamelendez8467]

IKR!!!! Not these hybrid types.

[@wildkat-sf1jy]

I know right. Nappy Fu and Star Puppy are the only two that I have seen whose hair actually looks and acts like mine

[@nicoleblazer1721]

Your theory about the hair being dry causing tangles is absolutely in point. I have 4c low porosity hair, and when I tell you!😭 Once it’s dry it’s basically game over and I have to not only re-wet my hair, but also detangle and re-up on the moisturizer. This natural hair thang ain’t no game🤣

[@ladydiamondprisca]

And you need to do it over and over again until wash day. I can only go 2 days without tangles.

[@fattysl26]

So true! For the longest time I couldn't understand why my hair was so tangled and the single strand knots, but it was because it was dry. I stopped using oils and started using camille rose curlmaker and my hair has been happy ever since!

[@GladToBeNatural]

@@fattysl26 stopped using oils 2 weeks, my hair smells good 😭🤧✨

[@benekbailey7135]

THIS natural look looks GOOD👏🏾 ON👏🏾 YOU!!! Blessings from Washington state!

[@apara2005]

100% agree with dehydration!!!! For me, I HAVE to redo my wash n go's every 3 days or my hair tangles (this is why I don't do them every wash day anymore 🙃). Gotta keep that hair moisturized!!! I do not stretch my hair (unless you count twist outs? Which i don't because it's a style), I love my shrinkage. That's the point if having an afro...which is why I went natural in the first place. P.S - I absolutely love see your hair out. Love those cute little tiny coils. I love 4C hair, I just think it so beautiful.

[@cheshiredj]

I don't mind my shrinkage. I fully expect my hair to shrink up as the days go by. And during summer, I count on it!

[@monicaDD]

Heck yeah! The shrinkage is like whatever especially since I’m aiming for longer hair. My best WNG tip is embrace your tight curls. Hydrate from the inside too.

[@shantemeryl9469]

Sometimes I watch your videos just for the energy!!! Aside from hair, you are just the absolute bomb!

[@psr076]

At first the shrinkage was getting on my nerve.. Not seeing the real length but in my journey I realized it’s a sign of healthy hair. I’ve been doing wash n go since 2020 (I thought I could never ). You were on point with all your tips. Having healthy end and detangling with a tool like a brush before styling is a must. I didn’t like my first wash n go but with practice I got the hang of it.

[@miniminott48]

I trim my hair every three months, detangle with a tool and wash my hair every 8 to 10 days and I have minimal tangles. I don't prepoo. I also do cream only wash and gos, no mousse or gels. I use a leave in, a cream and seal with olive oil. My wash and go is defined, moisturized and has volume. I love shrinkage because it gives my medium density hair the appearance of volume. I have 4A hair.

[@apara2005]

I have 4A hair too. Which cream do you use? I do cream only in the winter, but in the summer when it's humid I could never. I have to use a mousse (I don't use gels...my hair hates them). How do you fight the humidity with JUST a cream?

[@miniminott48]

@@apara2005 I use African Pride Moisture Miracle Shea Butter & Flaxseed Oil Curling Cream. Because I seal with olive oil, I get minimal frizz. I cleanse with a sulphate shampoo which cleans the build up of the products and oil which is also part of the reason my hair is not prone to frizz as much.

[@tonyac4289]

@@miniminott48 what shampoo do you use?

[@miniminott48]

@@tonyac4289 KeraCare Dry and Itchy Scalp or Tresemme Healthy Volume.

[@tonyac4289]

@@miniminott48 Thank you.

[@Anissa_R]

Ugh I’m dealing with tangles after I did mini twist. Never again everything ain’t for everybody 🤦🏻‍♀️I have to trim as you said it’s definitely time! Thanks for the advice ♥️ & the scriptures always ☺️ & Thank you for taking a L for us cause knots & tangles are no joke

[@yylisay]

I use to hate my shrinkage but in learning to love my hair completely, I have embraced my shrinkage and whatever my hair wants to do I am down for it. I did have to get a major trim because of hair knots in February and since then my hair has been wonderful. So I have embraced the shrinkage and removed the majority of my knots.

[@esteeut]

that's such a good point about your trim in February setting you right. i did that in April and its made such a difference for me.

[@smilealwaysnatasha3423]

This is why I loc’d my 4c hair! I cannot stand knots or detangling. Ugh don’t miss it at all

[@Candyrock15]

Same girl same. I accepted that I'll never have long, healthy hair as a loose natural, my hair is just too brittle, thin and prone to tangling. Been loc'd for four months now and it's such a breeze. I finally like my hair. And it's grown so much too.

[@Appleofhiseye5894]

Sister you have been helping me with this natural hair thing for years! And I just wanna say thank you for being encouraging, entertaining and just an overall blessing.🫡😁

[@NappyFu]

You are so welcome....and thank you for your ongoing support?

[@Danajanene]

I hate getting out of the bed once I'm it....so every morning after I wake up I put it under my pillow. I have my main one and 2 backups and a scarf under there as well.

[@AsiaCoffee]

I can’t embrace the shrinkage right now, but my husband absolutely LOVES it! I usually wear my hair in tucked flat twists, but if it’s out, I like it to be stretched. Thanks for the tips!

[@Jesuslovesyousomuch93]

Love your scripture🥳. There’s nothing like the word of God🤩I also like how you corrected what you said about your edges. Yes🎊. Our words have creative power. Let’s continue to agree with what God’s word says we are. Go girl. I’m blessed by your channel 😊 I don’t care for shrinkage😔. I do miss my natural hair. I relaxed it 3 years ago and now I’m back on the road home. I’m using natural hair wigs to carry me through 😎

[@janelletate7772]

🤡🤡

[@_darrinsmith]

My biggest tip for avoiding tangles would be to reset your style more frequently. If you wash your hair every 2-weeks, start washing it once a week. Less shed hair = less opportunities for tangles in kinky hair. Also do not stretch your hair. I found that when the hair isn't stretched it retains moisture and definition longer. When the hair is clumped, defined, and moisturized you get fewer tangles.

[@marleyhill34]

I wear wash and go's in the summer when the air is a little less dry. I embrace the shrinkage although mine starts to get a bit frizzier and less defined as the days go by. I embrace the frizz! It's kind of a softer hippie fro. I have high porosity hair so I have to mist my hair every day and sometimes twice a day. I like to use rose water or As I Am Castor Water for hydration boost. I do not reapply gel or cream all over. That's a recipe for product build up in my fro. If I do reapply gel or cream it is only to a few pieces on my edges, hairline or nape. The middle of my head I tend to leave alone and just let it do its thing. My key to less tangles is a strong holding gel and lots of moisture. The trim helps but I only go every 12 weeks. If I need to dust I will. I'm a bit scissor happy but I don't mind short hair.

[@barbarapeller]

Yes, I use to apply Aloe Vera juice on my hair before detangling and noticed the shrinkage from it made my hair more tangled, so I only apply almond oil, leave it on my hair for an hour or two, then detangle using only my fingers, this is much better. Now that my hair is almost waist length, the struggle of detangling grows lol! I use to do two-strand twists as my protective style, but not anymore, I only braid my hair, I have learned that braiding it now, stretches my hair more decreasing tangling, great tips be the way.

[@angelawhite1351]

Using a steamer with my prepoo has been a game changer for me preparing to wash my hair. It helps the tangles release much easier and lets me get the shed hair out before I wash.

[@mrsevergreentree]

Would using a steam cap count?

[@angelawhite1351]

@@mrsevergreentree I think it would have a similar effect because it helps soften the hair and together with the prepoo allows the strands to slide past each other easily

[@esteeut]

@@angelawhite1351 good to know definitely have a steam cap that is not being used. good to know.

[@staceyparker6214]

Very informative. A couple of things I would like to add. I find that hair shed likes to tangle on the way down and take out other hairs around it. When applying product avoid scrunching it in at the ends. This can create tangles. Lastly, hygral fatigue might not be a myth. I avoided leaving the product on over night and had less hair loss the next day when detangling. The oil too. Not sure about the oil. I find it makes me more tangly. I don't think it's that slippy.

[@jerseygirlinorlando8208]

Thank you for this video. I ❤ my shrinkage! It's a sign my hair is healthy.

[@tracywalker1621]

I'll forever be grateful Grace. Thanks to you I learnt that my hair loves coconut oil to remove knots. Water is a big NO NO.

[@Supercre8ive1]

I embrace my shrinkage because my hair isn’t very dense and it’s medium fine. Shrinkage gives me an illusion of thickness.

[@Michelle-dm3nl]

I used to get tangles all the time with wash and go's now they've gone to almost to zero. Wash and go is my go to and I redo my hair every 5-8 days. I have type 4b although I dont use hair typing but just to give an idea. Key for me is using a detangling brush during conditioning (if you use the right brush and technique there should be no breakage). Actually shampooing my hair is the single best way to combat dryness for me. Also using a hard hat hair dryer - letting your hair air dry for me causes more frizz = knots. Finally get a hair cut because if you rarely trim you need one bad lol and then trim ends every 3-4 months without fail

[@friedchicken892]

Hey what products you use to style

[@Michelle-dm3nl]

@@friedchicken892 i dont think the products really matter. I use different gels/mousse depending on my mood, time, weather and look i want etc. I like the doux products the most.

[@friedchicken892]

@@Michelle-dm3nl Thanks!

[@FitBabe]

Have you seen a lot of length retention (growth) from doing this routine? I’ve seen a few girlies here on KZbin say that wash n gos done consistently (not allowing the hair to get dry) has helped them grow their hair tremendously.

[@Michelle-dm3nl]

@@FitBabe yes definitely. I had a very short tapered cut in December 2021 and my hair is now collarbone length. I did get pregnant and I know it accelerated my hair growth but I retained all of it

[@ReigningGlory9083]

I love the shrinkage depending on the style! Puff...yes- Mohawk... yes -Fro...yes ...etc. As long as it's healthy and clean, the sky's the limit!

[@christianaunderwood]

I realised the less I manipulate my hair in its wash and go or in a twist out. The less tangles I have wash day to wash day. So if so don't have a bunch of definition. Oh well. We just embrace whatever the look is for the next 5-7 days. :D

[@lindaHalt1916]

Yes, I do imbrace my shrinkage; it’s what God gave me. I also love the different styles between my washes; start with twist, then undo twist style, then full skinkage!

[@Tara98124]

New subbie here!! Thanks for being your absolutely fabulo-so-self!! I love the singing and everything else, lady!! I don’t like the snip-snip but the dryyyyyness causes the tangles. I ain’t going to lie, I’m a lazy natural hair girl and I’ve been found out.Thanks for the video

[@andriagalloway7373]

Great video! Yes, I definitely embrace my shrinkage. I love the curls I get with it also the fullness and volume I receive. I do not mind at all the lack of length. I love my shrinkage! Thanks for sharing these tips, I agree with you on all of them. Thanks for sharing!

[@1GoldenBreeze]

I don't stretch my WnG either. I didn't want to manipulate my natural curl pattern. My feeling was that eventually length would come and my WnG would be longer. That turned out to be true for me. Yes, I believe tattered ends and lack of moisture cause unnecessary tangles in a WnG. Since I don't like spritzing and all of that, I just get in the shower and redo my WnG every 5 - 7 days. WnG is my style of choice and I wear it 95% of the time so I had to learn how to make them work for me.

[@deshawn5885]

The Scripture was on point!

[@STP255]

Praises to the Amla And Henna Masks!!!! What an awesome video!!

[@britneyhardy4534]

Whew that shrinkage LOL. Your hair looks great 💕

[@lindav7158]

your right your right your right. I too like to wear a shrunken fro. I do alot. I love playing in.my hair so wash is a treat. if I've been wearing a wash and go for five days, my hair has become dehydrated. all hair has a natural time when the moisture evaporates. mine is five days. that's wash day. I first oil up with an oil product from kiehls. leave in for a few hours or overnight. GO in with my favorite detangling prep for twenty minutes. Rinse. THEN , 🤣I go in with #3 of olaplex, Then wash deep condition, etc. tangles don't have a chance. the hair is moisturized and the nappy fro is froin. Once in a while I will wear a bun, but my go to is the fro.

[@TeeAhhhna]

Thank you for doing this video. My hair stay getting tangled and knotty.

[@kathyflemmings631]

Nap your hair is looking so beautiful 💕💕💕💕

[@setapartaay925]

Lol, sis you are HILARIOUS…and I’m here for it!! 🤣 I never do wash and go’s mainly because I never really saw my curl pattern, so….🤷🏾‍♀️ Lately, I’ve been heat stretching (blow drying) my hair and let me tell you…..It’s a GAME CHANGER for me!! I never used to use heat and I actually got mad when others did (sorry ladies, I didn’t know😔). My plan is to blow dry once or twice a month, with 3 layers of heat protection, and then the weeks I was my hair and don’t blow dry, I’ll be roller setting it. Heat stretching helps me with no SSN, and I’m able to manage my hair better, PLUS, I can do my hair fairly quickly because it’s thick and I’m really not used to doing my hair, but I’m learning.

[@sincerelyidgaf]

Try using a denman brush while your hair is wet. Put a curling custard on damp hair and use the denman to define curls.

[@setapartaay925]

Heyyy. Thanks for sharing!! Been there, done that, and nothing😆.

[@HOPROPHETA]

Post shampoo go to are twists. That may provide some stretching but shrinkage is OK.

[@Zee-dp1jm]

Yea I like shrinkage my hair looks the most full healthy, bouncy shiny and I don’t notice and tangling. I let it go for a week and I only spritz it with water and shape it when I need to

[@sjw9458]

❤️😆Lol “All the way wi-THARD” ❤

[@claudiasmith9117]

When I make my bed in the morning, I put my scarf in my bed. So when I pull back the blankets at night...THERE IS MY SCARF. There's no going to bed without tie-ing my head!

[@latashapannell7420]

I am friends with my shrinkage. I found that shrinkage gave me volume which I loooooove! U were so right about the shaping!! I had mine shaped a year or so ago and I’m obsessed. Finally what’s helping me with tangles from wash and go is doing weekly wash days. So if I’m wearing a w&g I have to wash day 7 but if I twist or cornrow my hair I will leave it for at most two weeks.

[@ladydiamondprisca]

I've put on satin scarves, caps, bonnets but they all slip off of my head in the middle of the night. I have satin pillow cases and it's great! Ever since I've gone natural my hair has been in a perpetual state of shrinkage. I trim my hair my myself, I've been doing it since before going natural. I just cut more than 5 inches of hair off some months ago.

[@sable7114]

Have you tried a satin cat without the elastic band but a drawstring that goes around it?

[@ladydiamondprisca]

@@sable7114 Yes. Either it deprives my brain of oxygen or it slips off 🤣🤣🤣.

[@sable7114]

@@ladydiamondprisca geez I must have a big head!😂😂

[@ladydiamondprisca]

@@sable7114 no I think I'm doing an entire aerobics session while I sleep 🤣.

[@Superlife1369]

I have always embraced my shrinkage, however, as I learned how to deal with my hair better than what I had been, I was now learning that I should keep it stretched and so I was now NOT able to to enjoy my shrinkage as I had in the past. I got to wondering “What if I wanted to tell someone how to get from the current state of shrinkage and tangles to keeping the hair in a stretched state with minimal knots. How would I do that while maintaining the integrity of the most amount of MY OWN hair strands after this experiment of purposely returning my hair to the state where it shrinks, kinks, knots, and tangles? I believed I had it all worked out and I was getting ready to take the plunge into washing my hair maybe in sections (or maybe without sections) .I hadn’t decided yet, but the goal was to simulate what it would be like when someone has not had any real training on how to take care of their 4C hair and now they are learning how to take care of their hair from taking it from a state of being shrunken to maintaining the hair in a stretched state from wash day to wash day in order for the hair to grow long. - Because I feel, to some extent, you have to choose. (I could be wrong but that’s where I’m at right now 😅.) I also feel that since the beginning of my natural hair journey, my hair would get to a certain point and then not grow anymore. I was about to do something drastic with my hair but then I ran across videos of people that appeared to have the understanding of HOW TO HANDLE my type of hair and I decided to experiment. I have seen my hair grow to lengths that I had never previously thought possible with extremely kinky hair. My hair is currently at a length where I can continue to experiment with it a little because it is not down my back yet to the point that I feel would require basing the experiment on prior information gained from your own hair journey so to not run the risk of experimenting with something that could go horribly wrong leaving the hair fragile. OK! Especially if length is your goal and you can actually see it getting there 👩🏾‍🦱 - So before taking this plunge to undoing my sections and washing my hair all loose, I found this video, well actually, 🫵🏾 popped ALL UP ON MY SCREEN! And so your video has information that has set my understanding over the top! 👊🏾Thank you for this video! I learned that the detangling of the ends doesn’t have to all be done at one particular step in the process. I am now ready to reset my hair all the way to the beginning and document my progress. Each one teach one ☝🏾. I BELIEVE THAT THE CREATOR LOVES ❤️ SEEING OUR HAIR THE WAY IT WAS MADE!

[@katrinakl]

Great to see another tutorial! I missed them.

[@sable7114]

Happy 4th of July!🍗🍔🌭💥💣 and since I've never been successful with a wash and go the one time I tried it, I guess I would prefer my hair stretched.

[@taranazare2633]

Completely agree with 1., 2., and 4.

[@tjtanner9311]

When I had my loose natural hair. I always wore it in a shrunken state. I pretty much did wash n go's. I loved my coily fro. But there were just so many single strand knots, tangles and breakage. Seemed like I could never retain my length.

[@jasminerobinson3560]

Great video as always besides the tangles I heard shrinkage meant healthy hair

[@MarielaQue]

I stretch out my hair plus regularly trim my hair. It has greatly reduced the number of tangles I have.

[@barbarafallin2038]

I use curl activator once a week, it really keeps my hair moist

[@shondawade4069]

Try the African threading it helps with length retention.

[@nicolej.antunes9924]

I love my shrinkage! I always get tangle's with my WnG when I play in my hair. I'm getting better at keeping my hands out of my hair but that definitely a reason.

[@Silkyslim48]

Enjoyed the tips and watching you lady.💚😊🙋🏾‍♀️

[@alaynachina976]

IF YOUR HAIR DOESN'T SHRINK, IT'S NOT HEALTHY! Uncle Funkys is one of the best for slip! I separate my wash and go with at least 4 scrunchies at night. If you put them on loosely, the haor won't stretch. Also, I love a satin pillowcase rather than the cap.

[@carolynhunt499]

Great video sis! Yes I do embrace because I realized that I have natural hair and I need to allow it to do, what it do. I have not tried wash n go yet, but now I have a routine due to this video. #stillcrazy

[@wyntersteele1a]

I like shrinkage if I am wearing my hair out because it helps to define and shape the hair.

[@esteeut]

i love my hair. when it shrinks it have come to think it is magical. I like that it reliably shrinks and responds to humidity. I'm trying to be as reliable as my hair. lol.

[@poohbearrocks2008]

I fully appreciate these tips. I never do wash n go's but I do want to start. However, my hair just loses moisture so quickly when it's not in twists or braids or something. And then it gets product buildup soooo easily so if I need to reapply moisture then I just have to do the wash day again. And I just don't have the time. But I'll probably try a wash n go at least once more

[@marleyhill34]

For the least amount of product build up, you need a fine mist product to use daily. Do not add extra gel or cream or mousse. A product I use is As I Am Castor Water. This keeps my hair hydrated without build up for 7 day. I wash on day 7.

[@poohbearrocks2008]

@@marleyhill34 thank you! That is the most useful advice I've gotten!!! I'm trying a wash n go this week and I just bought the pattern mist spray. So I'll try that and see how it goes!

[@marleyhill34]

@@poohbearrocks2008 I do not know about the Pattern mist but hopefully, it is light like water. Some products mist but still come out like a cream spray. If it doesn't work, just use distilled pure rose water instead. when I use rose water I use it every day sometimes twice a day whenever my hair feels dry. it should reactivate the styling product so no need to add more cream or gel.

[@WenWin975]

Love the intro 🥰😍

[@adorahowell4878]

Hey sis can u do an updated wash and go tutorial please?

[@ssgwright7419]

Blessings From Texas 🤠

[@prettynatural1973]

Olaplex 3 works wonders

[@capricep9307]

Love the tips!

[@wyntersteele1a]

I avoid anything with amla oil in it. I remember when they added amla into relaxer. I tried one and that relaxer had me sick on the ground. I kept paying that I would have the strength to get it out of my head. The only thing new was the amla. I can't pinpoint that as the exact cause but I now avoid it.

[@reneemorris7197]

I have 4c hair and I have noticed that when my hair gets dry it becomes thinner. I have gone back to moisturizing every 3 days with water, a daily moisturizer and a little Dax to seal it in. My hair becomes fuller and less knots. Go figure?

[@marleyhill34]

I moisture my 4c hair every day. I use a fine mist product like As I Am Castor Water or rose water mist.

[@Ladorisbell]

I absolutely agree with you!

[@Only1Sosa.]

I buy some cheap satin caps/scarves and leave them in the bedside stand, under the mattress if you don't have bed stands 😉

[@Only1Sosa.]

Lemmi oil my scalp at least while watching, you're reminding me how bad I've been procrastinating

[@NotOnMyWatch111]

Healing areas❤️❤️❤️

[@cocoking3033]

I’m looking to find a natural hair stylist in or around San Antonio, but no luck. Any suggestions would be helpful. Love love love all of your videos girl. I’m such a fan.

[@mariamsadiq1524]

Thank you for the tips!

[@rb7007]

Great info! Thank you. 👍

[@tracysibley6360]

Thanks for this.. So what I do is.. GREASE.. and keep ma ends clipped.. Oil do nothing for ma hair.. good luck..

[@ayyb6789]

I love the hair 🙂

[@specialkd5365]

Good video💙

[@delftblue]

Hi NappyFu! Where did you purchase your robe?!

[@danmeck5978]

I wish black women would just do 3 things.... Dust the ends very often (every 6-8 weeks) and cut out single strands knots (do not ignore them/comb through them) Use a small amount of a heavy/creamy moisturiser. Use grease on their hair and scalp after moisturising. Old Skool is the best Skool.

[@AkireMaru]

Thank you. Notice men who do grow out their hair, keep it simple have the longest most beautiful hair and they don’t have a bunch of products or do anything fancy. It’s us women who complicate things and have a million styles so it’s hard to retain length.

[@QueenGail]

#Embracetheshrinkage Your hair is beautiful knots and all 💜

[@JessM20_]

Hey Gail!

[@QueenGail]

@@JessM20_ hey 👋🏾, just seeing this 💚

[@marianmiller2802]

Hi Ms NappyFu. Do you still use 4C only? I ask as I notice you suggested on this video, another product.

[@cicilysmail]

where did you get the silk head wrap/cap w the black girl on it sis?

[@niesia412]

Do you do a water rinse with cold or warm water?

[@CJ-zs1uh]

My wash and go are fine until I go outside in the heat .. because I sweat in my head, so it shrinks even more and I’m fine with shrinkage but the matted look I hate.. not sure what I’m doing wrong

[@godiseverything1482]

Hi Did you low straightened your hair before trimming Does shaping it consist of cutting it?

[@itsLayshia]

U look gorgeous 😍

[@evahughes6807]

Blessing from ga

[@juliannaokike3359]

Those that mind don't matter those who matter don't mind.

[@Southern.Nappiness]

I just wear my hair wash and go after I moisturize and oil it.

[@jalitapollard9378]

You cut your hair? I haven't been on this channel in a while.

[@msedmocsu]

I use my thumbs to detangle in the shower

[@ElegantPaws01]

Great robe.

[@taffy_tv]

What does she mean shape her hair?

[@tinarichardson3964]

😍

[@nadirafant6428]

WBD

[@Only1Sosa.]

Im ashamed of my shrinkage, its TOO Real 😫 I love it when its wet tho Lol

[@pretoriaafro5074]

I am so not with wash and goes. My 4C hair oh my, oh me oh my......It might be my diy's... I dislike products because they are so expensive. Thanks for the vid🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@FTYC2022]

Try Miche lavish leave in conditioner. Its a game changer but it is slightly pricey due to shipping. Its worth it to me because its very moisturizing and I can easily detangle my 4a-c coils with it.

[@marleyhill34]

I use Rose water and Cantu. My country also has cheaper alternatives to American products.

[@FTYC2022]

@@marleyhill34 Cantu dried my hair out. I used it.when I first started my journey. If you are able to try Miche, you wont be disappointed. I don't know why its not in Ulta yet

[@marleyhill34]

@@FTYC2022 yeah we don't live in America so there is no Ulta and no Sephora.

[@FTYC2022]

Oh where do you live? Miche has online ordering only unless one lives near the company in Maryland.

[@tiffanyminnis1628]

Hi nappy fu! I just wanted to let you know that I am unsubscribing because I have sisterlocks now, but appreciate every piece of content you've put out to assist me in my journey!

[@azchanna]

Just texlax your hair if you can’t deal with tangles

[@FTYC2022]

Awful advice

[@ditame6366]

🤭

[@marleyhill34]

I can't deal with scalp burns and over and under processed hair so I just go natural. 🙈🙈🙈😋😋😋🤣🤣🤣 I also never have to go to the salon except for every 12 weeks for my trim.

[@cooky_2076]

All of your causes for tangles is on point for 4C hair. But if one is using The Doux, it's paramount to only use All Doux products for stella results. The owner has videos showing us how to use them. When I was searching videos to see The Doux results on 4C hair, most of them would add a product from a different company and then complain about the results. I use One Love as a pre poo to give slip and remove any tangles before washing with the Moisture Shampoo. Then The Rinse Conditioner, Easy Tamer, Twist Cream then The Mousse. When removing my twists I use the Finishing Cream. The hair stayed soft, tangle free and on my head.

[@NappyFu]

Good point!!! I completely agree when using a brand that has products for each step. It always works best together. And sometimes do'n't play well with others, lol.

[@juliannaokike3359]

Just sharing with you the news 🗞️