DON'T DO THIS TO YOUR FINE NATURAL HAIR!!! NEVER!!! | Obaa Yaa Jones

[@DiscoveringNatural]

I totally agree with heavy products.. it makes the hair so limp looking. Great tips. I had to subscribe

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Oh my gosshhhh!!!! You don't know how excited I am. I have been watching your videos for sooooooo long oh my days🤎🤎🤎 I can't believe you stumbled across my channel. Thanks for watching. I am glad you liked it🙏🏾

[@Moriri_By_TshepiB]

Thank you for the tips. I have fine, medium density, mid back natural hair. I'm always looking for tips to help me keep my hair healthy.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

You are welcome 🤎

[@jhh6061]

Thank you! Maybe providing a final list at the end summarizing the steps will be helpful to keel the message more organized. Great info for fine hair naturals.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

I'll keep that in mind for subsequent videos. Thanks for the suggestion! 🙏🏾

[@Laswm4950]

THIS CHANNEL HAS SAVED MY BABIES FINE LOW POROSITY THICK HAIR. She and I both were frustrated and in tears trying to find a way to care for her beautiful hair. I finally tried some of your tricks. I put her hair in twist for a month. That made a huge difference! Yes it required patience so I created a relaxing environment before I started. Then I saw your video about keeping it in a stretched state. In my head I thought “ O good grief let me prepare myself for her fussing!” Lol. This time I shampooed and deep conditioned her hair in the large twist. THAT WAS A GAME CHANGER! It cut my time by 1hr because I didn’t have to take down the twist. Once I was done with conditioning under the dryer with a cap, all I had to do was blow dry her roots straight as I took down each large twist. I redid it in mini twist, clipped her ends, and put her silk scarf on at night. It’s been 3mths with no crying, stretched shiny hair, healthy ends, beautiful mini twist, and I can see the growth! She has very minimal shedding. Everybody ask what kind of hair I used to do her twist. It’s her natural hair in mini twist to her shoulders. Our problem was dryness from harsh shampoo, heavy products and oils, wrong protective styles, and no patience lol 😂. This time I used a dime size of sulfate free shampoo with tea tea tree oil and pre poo before I started. Shampoo ONLY on the roots! Now it’s 3 months without shampooing and we STILL don’t need to because of light products! THANK YOU 🙏 SO MUCH for this channel! Even my husband is happy lol 😂!

[@MissNolver]

I'm glad I stopped relaxing my hair, exactly 20 years ago. My hair is also a mixture of fine and medium hair strands. The finer hair strands are at the back, the sides and at the front. For so many years the back and the sides of my hair continuously broke off and I never knew why... For 2 years now I have learned what was wrong with my hair, and because of that my hair is on it's way to reach my armpit 🙃 😅

[@ObaaYaaJones]

My hair is setup similar to yours. The most important part is that you figured it out and now you are seeing progress. 🤎

[@RebelforaSpell]

ooooOOOObaa YaaaAAAAAA 😍 T *hank you so much sis. We fine hair women need all your tips.* You are very patient with your hair. I've learned a lot from you on how to treat my fine fine. 💚🌱

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Happy to hear that 🤎🤎🤎

[@beautylatebea5282]

Thanks so much for the info, now I know why I'm having some up and downs with my hair grow. May God bless you for being there for me Obaa Yaa my Princess ❤

[@ObaaYaaJones]

I am glad this video was helpful to you 😊🤎

[@sonalipandey2854]

Your voice is so soft and soothing 🌈

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Thank you 🤎

[@melxkelx1022]

Thanks for this video, I also fine hair strands but high density hair.I use lots of protein/moisture balanced products every wash day.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

You are welcome 🤎 Sounds like you have your hair figured out. 😊

[@feliciadunn644]

It’s people that I know that are relaxing and coloring at the same day and that’s enough to rip out your hair! Don’t do it!

[@RebelforaSpell]

The same day!!! WAAAAhhh. That is crazy... They are going to be bald headed soon. No bueno.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Those people are really brave, wow....smh 😅

[@ObaaYaaJones]

😅😅

[@justbeuneik]

Great tips! I have fine/medium/ thick hair strands and high density and porosity. My hair constantly lives in twists every 2-3 weeks. I no longer do box braids, high puffs, baby hairs because over time my edges thinned out. When I was relaxed I was always wearing my hair in a tight bun which caused my hairline to receed. I've been natural for almost 5 years now. My hairline is still thin but it looks better than how it use to be. Since I have fine/medium/thick hair strands and high density my hair doesn't really get weighed down when using hair butters. But I do use lighter oils on my hair.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

My hair typically lives in twists as well for the first time in 9 years I decided to do this style. I also have thin edges. (they have always been thin) however my temple thinned out more due to iron deficiency (I'll make a video soon talking about it) Glad you found the video helpful 🤎

[@rachelsakyi5436]

Great tips... thanks for sharing

[@KnL9713]

I do have fine hair and this is really important tips. Thank you !

[@ObaaYaaJones]

I'm glad you found the video helpful 🤎

[@abbiegsarah2129]

I always find an endless amount of splits in my hair. I use the search and destroy method a lot more than trims. Since I do not want to unnecessarily cut, when it’s not needed. Even when I cut I find another in the same section. But thanks for the tips I’ll definitely apply it to my hair for more improvement.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Splits are unfortunately inevitable. As long as they aren't too many, it's normal to have a few. Also, have you considered changing your hair scissors, perhaps it's not sharp anymore and can cause splits because it cuts bluntly.

[@abbiegsarah2129]

I never really thought about replacing my shears. Thanks Obaa Yaa Jones, I’ll definitely invest in a new set and see how it goes.

[@jamesflames3343]

Hey miss, .....bin having trouble with my hair.now I know better. Am gonna try out some of ur tips.Thanks to a lot for the info....God bless😘😘😘

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Hope this video helps you 🤎

[@thedesignersoriginal2415]

Hi Obaa,thanks for these tips.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

You are welcome 🤎

[@milesgs]

I have high density and fine hair !!! And what it helping me to retain my length it’s finger detangling ! Comb it’s the worst things for my hair especially brush ! When I have relaxed hair my hair was sooo hard it was the worst thing I’ve done with my hair

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Honestly, when I was mainly finger detangling, I was able to retain more length. However the longer my got, the longer detangling took. So I compromised and now do a mixture of combing and finger detangling.

[@milesgs]

Obaa Yaa Jones I completely understand

[@sharonlee1954]

Well said👍👍💝

[@ObaaYaaJones]

🥰

[@Carmelites17]

Thanks for sharing

[@ObaaYaaJones]

You are welcome 🤎

[@mzbuzzy]

Personally, my hair grew more and retained more length when it was relaxed/texlaxed than how it is now fully natural

[@philenastyles5918]

Loved your video ✨. But do you have any tips for people who swim (me) everyday I have high porosity , and fine hair . Should I deep condition weekly or bi- weekly

[@ObaaYaaJones]

I would recommend you deep condition everytime you wash your hair. Because of the chlorine in the water, you have to wash your hair often in order to avoid it drying out your hair.

[@philenastyles5918]

Obaa Yaa Jones thx you so much I am starting to wash my hair weekly but I started doing protective styles ( braids or plaits that aren’t too small because that was not helping my hair before) , like big braids or cornrows. Should I leave them in for two weeks or one month because that’s the time I think I should leave them in?

[@ObaaYaaJones]

@@philenastyles5918 I'd say you can leave them in for 4 weeks, then you give your hair a lil break before reinstalling any new style.

[@amikalewis2278]

I am interested.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

great!

[@millidw8070]

My hair is fine and I only finger detangle my hair is very fragile I'm scared to use combs it works for me.

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Keep doing what works for you🤎✨️

[@angelinavargas8511]

Does anybody know the style of hair she was wearing? It was gorgeous!

[@ObaaYaaJones]

I had done faux locs using yarn.

[@angelinavargas8511]

@@ObaaYaaJones It looked amazing! Thank you for the reply 💕💕

[@swahelieb1808]

Hi 👋🏽 am a new subs... can I use the Jamaican black castor oil on my thin/ fine hair or is that oil too heavy for my thin hair??

[@ObaaYaaJones]

You might want to use a light weight oil to "dilute" it, a carrier oil like almond or jojoba oil.

[@swahelieb1808]

@@ObaaYaaJones ok thank you... could I used coconut oil??

[@ObaaYaaJones]

@@swahelieb1808 Yes you could

[@adriennerenfro2839]

I have 4b fine hair. My hair loves Jamaican black castor oil.

[@donutface1216]

Are you still going to review melanin haircare ?

[@ObaaYaaJones]

Yes, once I take down my faux locs. That video should be in two weeks or so.

[@SelahGaomi]

💌💌💌 👌🏾👌🏾

[@ObaaYaaJones]

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