HIGH vs LOW POROSITY - What’s the difference? | Pros and Cons

I'll be doing a comparison between High and Low Porosity hair, so you get a better idea of their differences. One is not better than the other, they each have their own pros and cons.
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[@GreenBeauty]

Sorry for sounding like a broken record but, I really want to help the viewers who are still a little lost understand this topic. If you understand porosity really well, help a sista out and answer some questions (below). The next video will be on how to tell if your hair is MEDIUM POROSITY.

[@keyanamiller9096]

Can you please so a video on mid-shaft splits? I get them in the front of my hair where the texture is more kinky? This all is extremely helpful, so thank you!

[@Crawfordsfive]

Green Beauty Channel ™ can you also tell me why when my hair is SOAKING WET, it still looks like it is dry. No shine no hanging, just little drops of water sitting on top of my strands throughout every single time. I could've ran my hair through warm (or cold, I've tried both) running water in the shower for 10 minutes and it still appears that way. I already know I'm low-porosity, so I do clarify often (weekly), I deep condition, I seal with Shea and other butters, but is there anything that can be done about it? I just would just like my hair to "look" wet when it is wet, lol (maybe I watch too many high/med porosity hair gurus on YT or something, am I brainwashed?)

[@IAMGUCCI5]

Thanks, I'm a new natural and your videos have helped me understand and identify my hair concerns. I still a little confused about the LOC & LOC method far as the products. Liquid leave in or cream leave in, C ,shea butter mix or curl cream. Over all your videos are very educational. Thanks Happy Fu for the referral.

[@IAMGUCCI5]

My bad, the LOC & LOC method

[@stephaniecrews8011]

GreenBeauty is this only for 4c LADIES???

[@Amanda-wx5ck]

My natural hair has characteristics of both low/high porosity. It dries extremely fast yet is hard to moisturize (once it's moisturized, it stays that way for days), has high shrinkage, tangles easily, benefits from moisturizing treatments, and needs to be clarified more frequently.

[@amandahaynes9263]

Thank You!! Me too! What is your regimen like? What products do you use?

[@deborahjohnson5082]

I have the same experience! 💃🏻 but I love my hair it was given to me by the Lord so I try other methods for low maintenance!

[@JassminaVellucci]

@@deborahjohnson5082 Your ancestors gave you your hair.

[@MomentswithMist]

@@JassminaVellucci & who gave our ancestors their hair? That was unnecessary and unprovoked.

[@amwajalamri7690]

Same😭😭😭

[@gigglyfitzgirl]

You deserve waaaaay more subscribers.

[@denysedenyse4070]

I have always said that.

[@nikkiflex4842]

this is the best beauty channel. I swear on my life

[@Boiiinito]

To be honest !!!!😂💕

[@nphowe]

I always thought my hair was medium porosity because it's healthy. After watching these videos, I've learned that my hair is likely lower on the porosity scale, but it's healthy because I've been inadvertently doing things that work for low porosity hair, like deep conditioning with heat. Now I know the why behind my hair taking forever to dry and the LOC method being too much product for my hair in most cases. Thank you!

[@FineNaturalHairandFaith]

your hair sounds like mine! I have normal porosity all over but low in the bulk of my crown. The only thing I do different is I do use LOC in the winter (or LCO). I also use lots of protein. I think porosity is not the only thing that determines things like the use of heat and protein. The thickness of the strands definitely plays a role.

[@bri3449]

nphowe How long does it take your hair to dry?

[@nphowe]

If I do a flexi rod set, I'll sit under my hooded dryer attachment for 1.5 hours. I've been fully natural for almost 5 years and up until last year, braid outs were my go-to style. I'd have to wash my hair in the morning for the braids to be dry by the following morning. Even then, my braid out would never look quite right on the first day; even if my hair was fully dry, it didn't dry "nicely". I learned that when styling my hair wet, I have to do twists because twists give more air circulation than braids.

[@nphowe]

I think our hair is a bit similar! I was watching some of your videos around the beginning of the year. I live in New Orleans but I'm from Jersey, so I imagine that I'd do the LOC method in the winter too if I was home. The only time I do it now is if I'm banding my hair to let it dry and then twisting the next day on dry hair. I don't remoisturize my twists, so I like to make sure my hair has enough moisture before I put them in. I'm not sure what my strand thickness is... maybe medium with some fine. But I have a very dense head of hair.

[@RXGD]

When my hair was shorter I had no problem taking care of my hair. Now that my hair is on the two-year mark going on three years it's breaking bad and I basically had to do another big chop. I thought I understood everything I needed to keep my hair in check, but now I'm learning that there is even more steps to this. And my hair is fine too? That's another 600 steps. This struggle is so real, but this video taught me a lot. Thanks Green Beauty.

[@jessicawilson2461]

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[@inosakwe]

Thank you so much for always putting in the time and effort to produce these videos. I've learnt so much from you. You're amazing! ❤️

[@GreenBeauty]

Thank You ❤

[@Cindy99765]

Your videos are super cool! I always liked to understand the whole natural hair growth process from a scientific point of view because science is so interesting. Your hair and animation character are goals btw.

[@napfreedom2153]

Hats off and hands up to you for this channel of overflowing knowledge. I learn something every video, so wish I would have know you 6 years ago when I first went natural. So would have had tailbone length hair by now. Newly discovered low porosity natural, your channel is helping me to understand so much. Thank you for your content knowledge and application for success!

[@YouRoselyn]

Would you be able to help explain a curly routine for both low and high porosity hair? Like show a chart/calendar of what you should do each day of the week. For example week 1 clarify, week 2 co wash or even by days. I'm having trouble trying to find a good curly hair routine. Like how many times a month do I shampoo my hair, how many times do I co wash, how often should I deep condition, how often should I do protein treatments, f I should put oil in my hair every night and etc. Please help me and all the other lost curlies out :( lol thank you!!!

[@alexandramlg]

With the help of your videos I know I am low porosity hair and I don't feel guilty of using heat now. Thank you :)

[@poeticetc997]

Finally a video that clarifies! Thank you sis!!!!!

[@indiatate]

I still don't know my hair porosity😭😭

[@meghabhatti6819]

India Tate me too my hair doesn't dry easily but afterwards looks dry and damaged. Also I get single strand knot and tangles easily and I'm so confused.

[@Thebadgalgabi]

Here’s a trick take one strand of your hair and run two fingers through it. If it’s bumpy than it’s low porosity if it’s smooth than it’s high porosity

[@ParadiseBreezy]

Gabi jones I was told the opposite 🤔

[@saltysugar9523]

MeliPoppin same

[@reidmatthews6605]

Me either 😭😭😭😭🤦🏾‍♀️

[@FineNaturalHairandFaith]

I have low and normal porosity hair and swear by the ACV rinses. I also use protein weekly due to the fineness of my hair

[@gemmienabsy414]

After watching these videos i am now convinced i am low in porosity. thanks alot for your efforts and time you took to touch really interesing and important facts abt black hair . i don't know what i would become without you. thanks again and keep up the good work. i can't wait for the next video to help a friend who is still confused abt her hair porosity but is french speaking so i wish to really help her though i strongly believe she is high in porosity. lots of love from Italy.

[@koleea1222]

I just find your page and thank you for educating me on my hair. I am blown away on how many separate components we have to take in consideration for our hair. Thank you sooo much!!! I'm still watching and learning!!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@toniahobbs5074]

OMG all of the videos I have been watching your videos seems to be the most knowledgeable. I wish would have ran across your video's a long time ago. Thank you so much.

[@josephinamaria9416]

I'm really struggling to work out what my hairs porosity is, as I feel like it has characteristics of both low and high. Any help would be deeply appreciated! I have The low porosity characteristics it has are: - it takes quite a bit of effort for my hair to get wet - water beads up on my hair strands - Moisturisers and creams tend to sit on top of my hair easily rather than being well absorbed - Likes Deep conditioning with heat (but sometimes too much moisture can leave it feeling brittle, hard and mushy - high po characteristic?) - Takes a very long time to dry - Prone to product build up - Doesn't like heavy oils as sealant - Significant shrinkage The high porosity characteristics it has are: - not too protein sensitive / likes moderate protein - I feel as if it takes in too much moisture from the air especially - prone to frizz - styles and curl definition does not last - My hair sunk every time I did the float test (on conditioned, clarified, deep conditioned AND styled hair) - I have quite fine hair strands - My hair is relatively easy to stretch - Breaks quite easy - not very strong Characteristics of both - Hair feels a mixture of bumpy and smooth when I slide up my hair strand) but mainly bumpy - Prone to tangles as well as single strand knots - Feel like light oils aren't enough to seal moisture but heavy oils leave my hair feeling brittle My hair is entirely 4b/c natural, never relaxed nor colour treated and I rarely use heat so I don't understand why I have so many high porosity characteristics and I get high porosity in all my tests! Help please and Have a beautiful day everyone x

[@7senegalese]

Maybe you just have medium porosity and that's cool

[@lorydodoo1047]

I purchased the Real protein treatment! These videos have been a game changer for me!!

[@Shay45]

Can you please do a video on hard water and soft water. Since I've been natural (2011) my hair has always felt so hard. I moved to Australia and everyone always said that the water makes your hair soft and OMG they were so right. When I went to wash my hair it didn't feel like my hair at all because it was SOO Soft. Even after I got out of the shower. It's because they have soft water here

[@lasforeman]

I have to say your videos are very educational! They have helped me a lot , understanding my hair and how to take care of it. Now I know why my hair takes a long time to dry. Now that I know that I have low porosity hair , I can better manage it!

[@brianamorrow5869]

I loved this side by side. We have high and low in my house and sometimes I confuse them.

[@ZeeDaAmazing]

Blow it out in 3 sections from root, middle, ends. part into sections, spray with water or ph spritz, scoop and spread then twist it up.

[@MonicaJNYC]

Thanks for the info...After seeing your LCO/LOC video, I now know why I felt that the LOC/LCO method made my hair feel like there was too much stuff on my hair...I will try the LC and/or LO method instead...

[@anitamichele6706]

I love how informative your videos are. I learn something every time!

[@ParsimoniousTV]

I'm excited for the medium porosity video! No one ever really talks about it.

[@gigglyfitzgirl]

Thank you for pointing out the pros in both because I've hated my high porosity hair for so long...probably more than I should. 😂

[@AvantiWingate]

I use water hair oil and a leave in conditioner

[@Ossouko]

Awesome and clear video as always! Thanks for sharing! You are very much appreciated ! 😊👍🏾

[@aderewaaderewa3062]

Thank you for the informative video. What about the use of Aloe Vera for both low and high porosity?

[@missmarisela2006]

My hair is both low and high😩

[@loverofjesus4856]

there is no such thing as having low and high. that’s a double negative. You either have High, Low, or Normal.

[@Ashanti_flower24]

Lover of Jesus It’s actually possible to have both high and low on your head

[@loverofjesus4856]

Sakinah Idris No normal does not mean low and high. Does that even make sense to you? What’s so hard to understand people? It means just what it says, it’s normal. Normal porosity means your hair absorbs products normally and you don’t get any reaction or problems with absorption. Low means you have trouble getting products to absorb, and high means products go in easily but can’t stay in. It’s not this low/high mix up people are spewing. You are low, you are high, or you are normal. End of story

[@loverofjesus4856]

Girl 101 link please?

[@missmarisela2006]

Lover of Jesus I have multiple textures of hair so it is quite possible for some of my strands to be low porosity and some height porosity, especially around areas where my hair is mostly exposed to the elements, does that make more sense?

[@taylorbrown6130]

Love this channel so much❤️❤️

[@christinaclerk4172]

Thanx.😊 4 sharing.... finally real info on high porosity hair

[@jaz1elise]

Very informative video as usual! I have been doing the LCO method since May 2013, and it kinda works for my low porosity hair since I have retained length, but I think that the leave in and oil or the leave in and cream methods will work better for me. I'm going to have to try them out, and check out your series on the LCO method and the LOC method.

[@donnadampier261]

Hello I am a new subbie! I was clueless about my hair. I didn't know the porosity of my hair until I watched your video. And it was like l had an ah-ha moment!! I FINALLY!! know that my hair needs protein treatments because of hair breakage and I plan on getting the protein treatment that you sell to get my hair back on track. Keep up the good work. Btw I have high porosity hair.

[@513regichan]

I feel like my hair is a medium high porosity, because when I was a kid water wasn't easily absorbed. then I got my hair relaxed, transitioned and the lack of moisture I give, made it damaged. But I feel like I'm on the right track now to a balanced porosity.

[@avionmember101]

Can you please make a video on wether or not hot oil treatments are good for the hair? Your videos are so informative and i'm really curious if they'd actually help the health of my hair!

[@Ossouko]

avionmember101 yes they are. If you want to do it to give your hair a boost and protect it from the stripping effect of shampoos use it as a prepoo (before shampoo). If it's for repairing and hair growth it needs to be done on clean hair (After your a clarifying shampoo). I remove the excess oil with a very gentle moisturising cleanser.

[@avionmember101]

I was just curious because the act of coating your hair with oils seems kinda of counter productive. I would think that it would block future moisture from your conditioner, leave in etc. I know it FEELS good after we do a hit oil, but i'm not sure if it's really doing what we think it is

[@Ossouko]

avionmember101 if you have low porosity and possess a steamer use it to open your cuticles before you apply the oil mix. or you can spray your hair with warm water. I have good results both ways. The second technique is lengthy but I had the best results. I do it once or twice a month now.

[@FangirlWithFro]

YES I WAS WAITING FOR THIS

[@sweetiepie9411]

I really need this! I have low porosity hair & I can't find a moisturizer that works 😂

[@nvrnakednails1231]

I'm a newbie to using natural hair care products even though I haven't straightened my hair in years. Over the past few weeks I've watched a lot of videos, but I love how you break things down scientifically. It helps me to grasp it better on why I'm doing this or that to my hair.

[@dopedjent6296]

I usually use the L.C.O.G method lol leave in, cream, oil and gel. I add the gel after to reduce flakes but to add hold. I also have to use heat because my hair will not stay stretched if I dont use it. I use the banding method along with my blow dryer to get the most stretch. I definitely feel like I have characteristics of both. I’ve heard using warm water on either porosity level is good because the cuticle can absorb the products better since the warm water is lifting the cuticle to slow moisture in. That’s definitely helped me because I never understood the cool water thing 😂

[@candiceford88]

Thank you so much for your videos you have completely convinced me to go natural. Thanks a bunch!

[@GinaJonesStillettoQueen]

It's funny because I've always said using heat on my hair, helped me retain length. I never knew why. But now I know because I have low porosity hair. It breaks more when I don't use heat.

[@missmemssme]

Please do a "Science Of" video on some of these methods that claim to grow 1 or more inches of hair in a few days &/or overnight (inversion method, egg method, etc.) I know people that swear it works, but I still for the life of me can't understand how scientifically it would even be possible. Thanks!

[@curliefro]

I have had to avoid leave-ins with proteins high on the ingredient list and need heat to properly condition my hair. Thanks for this breakdown😀

[@FangirlWithFro]

Is African threading a good way to stretch low porosity hair? I would use a blow dryer to stretch my hair out, but I do twistouts to much and I know I would have heat damage. I'm planning for my regimen to be wash day, stretch with African threading, short term protective style for a week, and then do a twist out or other stretched styles. Would this be a good regimen? My hair is dense, and coarse as well.

[@GreenBeauty]

That sound like a good regimen. Try it out and pay attention to how your hair responds. Over time you can update the way you do certain steps and find ways to improve the process. That's the best way to build a regimen, trial, error and update.

[@GreenBeauty]

Be careful not to thread too tight with African threading, if done wrong, over time, it can damage your hair as much as a blow dryer can.

[@FangirlWithFro]

ty!!

[@ErickaJ954]

FangirlWithFro braiding also helps stretch out your hair.

[@tyrodriguez9417]

Woww im low & i just knew that the protein was doing more than the deep conditioning

[@neishachambers2719]

im still really confused... my hair gets brittle and dry quckly, it tangles and breaks easily, gets single strand knots all the time but stretches easily with a blow dryer

[@Wewereneveryoung]

neisha chambers you're most likely high porosity. Characteristics of high porosity: dries quickly, breaks easily, stretches easily

[@Chin715]

Wewereneveryoung Thanks! I have the same characteristics

[@7senegalese]

Yes high porosity

[@rml3089]

So mine is exactly like this too but if I air dry, it takes up to 72 hours to fully dry. I also deal with product buildup but my hair stretched super easily. Maybe I just have fine loPo hair? Or the opposite, dense hiPo hair? Idk lol

[@7senegalese]

@@rml3089 seems to be low porosity

[@lolao942]

My hair is easy to stretch but easily breaks and dries in like 30 min I'm still confused.

[@GreenBeauty]

It sounds like your hair is high in porosity

[@queenquineta]

How does this apply to hair that has been relaxed

[@SR-xq3vz]

this video was so excellent easy to understand and I learned a lot thank you and God Bless

[@cathyecooper4376]

Thx. Always great content👍🏼💕💕💕💕

[@Bantufro]

Your vidéos are everything ! 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@chalseywilder937]

I think I have low porosity. I just use LOO method. and I only use water to moisturize now. it's okay so far I've only started doing

[@GoodnessGracious...]

can't wait for the sebum video!

[@jadouwZaar]

YES YES YES ! Go girl ! Good video

[@nicoleetuk960]

I did the float test and my hair floats, that made me assume I was low porosity. I had been using low porosity products and noticed my curl patter didn't have as much structure after months. My hair seems to like protein, it gets wet fast but does not dry fast. Day 2 3 is usually when my hair is more dry and the curl feels set. My hair usually holds some of its pattern while wet but I have been noticing alot of wet frizz lately. I don't think I have the protein moisture balance I just can't tell my porosity

[@lanicetye]

These videos are soooo helpful! The front area (30%) of my hair is high porosity and the whole backside is low porosity...i would need to treat my hair two different ways? LOL Ahh that sucks :(

[@janelouw402]

New high porosity subie. Will do the big chop and do my hair the correct way. Waist length here i come

[@unaweza]

Thanks so much for sharing this Helpful information

[@Sha-Ne-Ru]

i'm still not sure, but i guess mines in the middle somewhere? i got high porosity on the test video, but then when you described features of porosities i got low porosity.. so either my hair fluctuates quickly or it changed in the time that i did each test, or i did something wrong xD

[@GreenBeauty]

What feature(s) of porosity does your hair have?

[@Sha-Ne-Ru]

well here's what i got for each test: the strand test - it was smooth the float? test - it took my hair a good 6+ minutes to fully submerge the afro one - it dried the same time as my body, slightly quicker in some places i have a lot of single strand knots haven't had a problem with product build up and tangles really easily! and currently it breaks quite easily too.. ^^so from all of that, there's some that point to low and some that point to high porosity right? i'm going to retest in a month either way~

[@GreenBeauty]

I think it's best to rely more on the way your hair behaves then on the test b/c there is a lot of error in testing. Based on the characteristics you mentions (dries the same time your body dries, tangles easily and from your videos, I see that your hair shrinkage is looser and easier to stretch) assume your hair is in the high range of porosity. You don't have to get it exactly correct right away. Treat your hair like it higher in porosity and observe how your hair responds over time. Based on that you'll know what part of your regimen to change and upgrade until you find what works best for your unique hair type.

[@Sha-Ne-Ru]

Thanks and yeah i'm planning to monitor it from now and actually LOOK at how my hair reacts to things, April is going to be like me prepping for my hair research presentation haha and thanks ^_^ i'm looking forward to more videos! your videos have helped a LOT so far ~

[@vitalean]

Green Beauty Channel ™ Hi GB I purchased your spritz, real protein, and the hair oil. I think my hair is HP. When I took the float test my hair floated, never sank after hours. However, my hair dries very quickly, I am talking minutes, easily tangles, very dry, dull with no sheen or shine, and breaks easily. I am at my wits end. I have tried the RPT twice. As always my hair felt really nice and moisturized, had more definition, while wet but after it dried it felt brittle, though not as bad. The only one of the products that I get consistent benefit from is the Spritz. I used henna for color about a month or so ago I don't know if it is exacerbating the dryness or not. Do you recommend using your RPT and henna simultaneously? If not should I wait a month between henna and doing the protein treatment. Thank you

[@katiejon17]

This is so mew to me. I have 2a-2b hair, air dry time is about an hour (it’s long and thick), super dry ends, kind of frizzy, and snarls easily. It feels like nothing can ever really moisturize my ends - so would that mean low porosity?

[@vinnettepope8255]

Thank so much for sharing this wonderful teaching video video. My hair looks dull and I have low porosity hair. What you think I’m doing wrong.

[@natural7ly694]

Green Beauty can you PLEASE add some knowledge to the info that Curly Hair Ninja is posting about porosity on her channel? People are so confused. She INSISTS that high porosity hair stays wet for a long time. She says this is how you identify it and that we all have it wrong! That low porosity hair dries quickly. Your info describes my healthy high porosity hair to the letter. I'm trying to understand. A lot of others are also saying that it's confusing them as well.

[@Pheonix530]

I have both. I'm even more confused as to what to do.

[@SienneB]

My hair dries rather quickly but is still quite shiny throughout even when dry... I guess I have both types in one or I'm just medium porosity

[@precious2944]

So here is my current dilemma: I have a problem determining what hair porosity category I fall under due to overlapping characteristics: My hair breaks easily, is chronically dry, tangles easily with a plethora of SSK has mad, mad shrinkage. My stands are fine to medium with medium density. No shine whatsoever. I do not place chemicals in my hair, and I work indoors. Any help sisters?

[@GreenBeauty]

I would say your hair is on the higher porosity side of the spectrum sue to it drying out and breaking easily.

[@TriniGirlNatural]

No! You don't want to increase your low porosity towards medium! That's damage! You want to manage your low porosity hair as it is and keep it as is (low porosity!). I'm not sure why other was said but no

[@skylar5072]

My hair takes forever to get completely soaked up in the shower, but it dries like 2 seconds after I step out of the shower. Also, the LOC method works better for me because when I tried to apply cream to my hair, it just sat on my hair and created a white film. However, I noticed that when I applied oil, my hair LOVED it and drankk it up! That’s why I reversed from the LCO method to the LOC method. What is my porosity?

[@cknight888]

Yvette La’Croix Low porosity

[@ellegoddessessentials2547]

My hair breaks more in stretched styles vs wash n gos

[@tekydenise]

Love it!!! ❤❤❤

[@leetrader9576]

Great channel! Remind peeps to sub girl!

[@CamishaLove]

Your videos are fantastic. Subscribing now. And I'll be sharing you videos as well.

[@_sx-jb4wm]

Idk... When I put product in my hair , the next day it’s dry But then my hair kinda takes a long time to dry soo...

[@cynlynhn1]

For high porosity hair, how often should the protein treatments be used?

[@MarcP5267]

What do you do when you have 3 porosities? My roots are low, mid shaft medium and ends are medium but tending towards high.

[@GreenBeauty]

That's tapering effects normal. The ends of your hair are the oldest most damaged part of your hair so, it's normal for them to be higher in porosity than the rest of your hair. If the majority of your hair low to medium porosity but, your ends are high... treat your hair like its low/medium porosity and treat your ends like its high in porosity. In other words .... pamper, take more effort to moisturize and seal and focus your protein treatment to your end. I hope this was helpful 😊

[@MarcP5267]

Yes very helpful! So in reality in my case my ends are not necessarily naturally higher in porosity. Currently I can see my ends are 'damaged'. It's time for me to get a cut and hopefully my stylist will take the higher porosity ends off then my hair will be low roots and medium. But eventually my ends will be high porosity LOL. Guess that's why we should get trims to get that cut off.

[@lulua5516]

Thank you. I love you. 🙏🏻

[@Lafilledlapluie]

I've always done LC somehow lol it just always worked didn't know that was why

[@wittybutterfly1931]

I have a question. ACV is acidic but I thought that because of that it is quite clarifying. Wouldn't it be better to use it after washing instead of after washing and conditioning?

[@DivineModesty]

Greenbeauty, is it possible to have both hair types? Like a combination type?

[@alphafiddlesticks5623]

I realized that Vegetable Glycerin kind of makes my fine, high porosity hair dry even when mixed with DC. I want to get the Real Protein Treatment but I realized one of the ingredients is Vegetable Glycerin. Would this be an issue?

[@treasuringpricelesstime5962]

Ok I'm new to this, so question for you- when is it best to do this? After I wash hair and do ACV rise and air dry? I am so confused. I believe I am High porosity and dry. What are some great cream and oils for me? Thanks for your wonderful channel!

[@LovetteKourt]

Mannnn I'm both porosities.

[@christine1962ful]

Can you do a video on repairing hair from overuse of protein and henna glosses? i was doing glosses every 2 wks. weeks. i took a break for approx 6 wks and used Apoghee...ever since, my hair started to create major tangles easily, hair now feels feels like cotton wool and I'm unablw to wash it loose anymore. After researching what to do i keep hearing to do lots of DCing and moisture moisture, moisture. Its been at least 6 months and my hair texture is still not returned fully to normal. I treat my hair like low porosity but i dont think my hair takes 'forever' to dry. I weart my hair in a 'dry' version of a WnG (meaning i add gel to my dry hair after wash/DC/ spray with AVJ, add LI:SMCES, SM Styling Milk optional, and Castor oil to seal) instead of wet. Dont know why but i get really high definition curls and they dont tangle very much on my 4b 4c coils). Plenty compliments and it lasts for days looking like it was day one curls!!! Light spritz and shake in the morning and ready to go. If i did wng on wet hair the results are lower definition, more tangles etc. Natural for 7 yrs and just finding what works WNG-wise! Length approx 11". How do I get my texture back?

[@jnorthe]

christine1962ful you can't repair hair. the only option is to cut. unknowingly I changed my 4ab to 4c. overuse of protein being in everything from shampoo to leave ins & moisturizers. I my hair was dry, brittle, stiff. I had to suck it up & gradually cut off all the damage. took 2 years to get back my hair health.

[@Kells7928]

In the glass test my hair stayed at the top, sunk to the bottom the floated towards the top beneath the surface. My hair is dryyyyyy. 4c in the middle, 4b everywhere else. My hairdresser says I should texturise the middle of my Hair but I don’t want to do this. Sigh.

[@scarletletter68]

Porosity understanding does NOT seem to help my kinky edges! No matter what I do! I have really nice curls everywhere else BUT my edges! Any thoughts? Solutions?

[@jannistolvert3812]

If my hair is high porosity will putting plastic bags on my hair for over 30 minutes be damaging? For example the video by GreenBeauty the onion, garlic, and cayenne pepper treatment for hair requires putting a plastic cap on for two hours or get under the dryer for 30 minutes-Will putting the plastic cap on for two hours damage high porosity hair?

[@GreenBeauty]

Good question ... its true that every time you put on your hair (directly or indirectly) it further relaxes your cuticles. If you do it too often or too long it can permanently weaken your cuticles. Wearing a shower cap and/or sitting under a hooded dryer for 30 min will cause your cuticles to relax but not to the point where you can't reverse it with counter active efforts like the REAL Protein Treatment and using products with an acidic pH (pH of 4 or 5). Think of it as a balancing act ... you don't want to over relax your cuticles and you want to counteract the damage. B/c in reality every time you touch your hair you are inflicting some level of damage to it.

[@TiredofAds]

sounds like a dumb question but how fast do you mean when you say "dries quickly"? like if your hair dries an hour after it was soaked in water would you consider that hair that dries fast?

[@colottac5510]

Beautiful Woman, beauty good tips. Love and Peace 😇

[@starrmmc9381]

How do I deal with high porosity in front section of hair and low porosity in back?

[@DistressedAndImpressed]

I've been really struggling trying to find good DEFINING natural styling products for my low porosity hair. I feel like I'm protein sensitive, so it's hard. Shea Moisture's Curl Inhancing Smoothie is great for a FIRST day only for me. Ugh! Any suggestions?

[@elizabethmercurius8276]

I have tin curly hair when it is wash

[@leelee4552]

I watched all of your porosity videos and I'm still confused as to which one I am. I have some of the characteristics of both porosities, but I don't think I am a medium porosity either, because I do not retain length easily. Please help me😢

[@massielgonzalez3309]

I'm low porosity (I just find that out) so I'm learning how to manage this type of hair. A few days ago I restyled my hair with water and my styling cream and it did nothing to my hair. Now I need to restyle and don't know what to do. Do you have a video explaining the best way to restyle low porosity hair?

[@gemmienabsy414]

Massiel Gonzalez hello what i usually do is that i spritz warm water to mosturise my hair and helps open my cuticles before adding my styling cream or leav-in. be careful not to use too much products at a time.

[@massielgonzalez3309]

gemmiesexy girl thank you. I'll try that.

[@kelren76]

Hello I had a question....I wanted to try the Water only method one day, but is that method suitable for low porosity hair?

[@GreenBeauty]

Yes, the water only method can be done on all hair types. Every hair type benefits with full sebum coverage

[@kelren76]

Thank you for responding!! ^_^ I had one more question if you don't mind? I'm not particularly great at putting my hair in twists/braids/bantu knots...or anything...I'm not one for manipulating my hair at all.....So I was wondering if it was totally necessary to put hair into 2 strand twists when doing this method? Or can I manage fine without it?

[@sfadare301]

I’m trying to figure this out my hair beaded up in the shower and when I did the float test it float at the top for like 3 seconds and then went to the bottom

[@lacethefabgirl1055]

Her in the beginning-“So if you watch the last three videos…” Me- what 3 videos???

[@Peatris.]

Hi! So I have low porosity hair but I also have very fine hair. How should I go about doing a protein treatment, if any?

[@Ossouko]

InhaleWithJael you need to use hydrolysed protein. Ex : products like Hair mayonnaise from ORS or JBCO mask from Sheamoisture should do. I wouldn't advise products like Aphogee for low po but if you do make sure you use a good moisturising conditioner right after to balance it out.

[@Peatris.]

Thanks so much!

[@mvpwithestelle5574]

How do you clarity your hair.

[@just1desi]

My hair never dries and products love sitting on it and piling up. Def low. Lol

[@simplygorgeous2906]

So I've been watching your videos for a little while now and I LOVE them ❤, but I really need your help. For a while now I thought my hair was high in porosity only because it was so dry, I found out this was because I didn't moisturize my hair, but now that I've watched your how to identify low porosity hair again I think that my hair might be low porosity. I've noticed that whenever I moisturize my hair ( I use castor oil on my hair) it feels very weight down and just like it has too much produced, keep in my mind that I thought my hair was high in porosity so I was just packing it with products. Do you think that this might be a sign that my hair is low porosity? It would mean a lot to me if you'd reply and if anybody else can help I'd appreciate it, Thanks.