I Quit Oils and Butters in My Natural Hair for 30 Days and OMG! | 30 Day Natural Hair Detox Results!

[@UniqueDesignStudio1]

I kinda hate when new trends or methods pop up cause it confuses people who are still learning their hair. I’m starting to think oils and butters aren’t the issue... product build up is. What’s the coincidence that people who use heavy butters and oils are suddenly feeling their accept moisture after clarifying their hair and reduce/adapt the way they use products 🤔 Oils and butters don’t need to be slathered on, honestly your hair shouldn’t even feel greasy after applying it either. A few drops per section is all you need with a oil that work for the occasion. And a butter on the most vulnerable parts of your hair like your ends and you need just a smidge of that butter. You have to be mindful of what you used and how you used it and what type of cleanser you need to follow up with. Wash day is just a reset of the slate and reapplying mindfully. There’s no need to throw out your products, just cut back and explore ingredients cause oils and butters are not the only that can cause build up, actually no one ingredient can.

[@commetoutlemondepod]

i agree, a lot of techniques and hair mnipulation was lost with slavery, colonization so we all are still learning really, what to put on our hair, how to do so etc.

[@monicaDD]

I agree. Basically they said no DIY oils and butters. And when using quality processed butters and oils, use sparingly and in moderation on very wet (hydrated) hair.

[@Unseriousblkgirl]

It’s really not a new trend/method it’s basic hair care I get how it can be confusing though after doing all the things KZbin and naturals taught. Plus it’s not necessary to use raw oils and butters at all if you cleanse condition and style properly. But to each it’s own.

[@nishalee2996]

I think you hit the nail on the head. This all seems to come down to regularly washing your hair and clarifying when needed.

[@NoryAgyei]

I totally agree

[@skelatori]

I've been on no butters and oils for a two months now and I still cant get over how easy it is and how little products I need. When I first started the detox and clarified my hair it laid completely flat and felt so hydrated after rinsing....my hair has never done that, it felt like completely different hair. Still shocked my twist outs can last a week with zero retwisting at night..I'm never going back lol

[@UsonePrecious]

Yessss!!! I also felt the difference In the shower after that first clarify! I was thinking, " Wow my hair's never been this soaked in water before!" Has me wondering if naturals claiming extremely low porosity really just need to clarify.🤔 Yaaaaasssss sis! I think I'm 5 or 6 months in and still going strong.💪🏿

[@curlslegitbaby2981]

@@UsonePrecious Nah cause I'm lopo and clarify. It's still lopo lol

[@UsonePrecious]

@@curlslegitbaby2981 Most naturals are mid to low po but it doesn't mean the hair should take forever to get wet according to what I've learned, and some products are labeled to be clarifiers but really aren't. Not saying you don't really have one. Just that products lie.

[@amaraeva33]

what clarifier did you use

[@UsonePrecious]

@@amaraeva33 I use the Kinky Curly Come Clean Shampoo. Malibu C undo goo is also a good clarifier and was what I started my detox with.

[@eaudeKaris]

Thank you for not being afraid to talk about this! Its time for us naturals to be freed from the shackles of thinking haircare is over complicated! 💖

[@UsonePrecious]

You are welcome and thank you so much for the encouragment!!❤️❤️❤️YAAAASSSSS!!! I'm tired of the "black hair is hard" brainwashing. It makes me sad.

[@essence1847]

Ive gone without Oils and such for over a year and the length that I've retained is ridiculous. I was so shocked when I saw my hair straightened. Ive been following some stylists on twitter who made it all click. Washing, conditioning and styling my hair weekly has really changed the health of my hair and scalp. Shampoo (moisturizing or clarifying), conditioner and a gel or foam wrap. That is all. Thats all your hair needs. Even when you go to the salon, they arent pulling out mielle or shea moisture. That stuff isnt doing much of anything for the hair. Sealing the hair with oil, is doing more harm than good. It isnt a new trend or a method, its science thats always been available. Oil is an occlusive thats hydrophobic, it repels water. Be open to new ways of treating your hair. Let go of the notion that our hair is hard to care for, it is not. Let go of the idea that black hair doesnt grow, it does. It always is. Focus more on length retention. Washing your hair does NOT have to take all day. Im done with washing my hair (twice or 3 times) and conditioning in under 15 minutes. What we were taught about our hair is a lie and these natural hair care companies made money off of that.

[@Nic2Blk]

Oils are definitely a cause of dehydration. The haircare professional that created The Doux line has a video on her channel that throughly breaks down proper hydration for type 4 hair. It's a really great video. Caring for our hair doesn't have to take an entire day and half of the produce section lol.. ijs.

[@virginiawilliams648]

Father God in the name of Jesus.....Give me courage! I want to try this but I think as soon as I step foot outside, my hair would catch on fire as soon as the sun shines on it, from being so dry! These natural hair products are costing me a fortune! I'm in my 40s & I remember the ony thing my mama used when I was little was shampoo, conditioner and grease! Jesus take the wheel!

[@virginiawilliams648]

@@i.anthony1247 @Iry Anthony I'm so glad that Jesus Christ says to ask ANYTHING in His name. I'm also grateful that Jesus allowed you to think and share your opinion, which will be read not only by me but by anyone who is led by Jesus to read it. In doing so, even your opinion about what you think is trivial has brought glory to His name. Thank you,....you guessed it.....JESUS!

[@sonyadenise1974]

I live in South Fla. I work out in the sun 3 times per week in West Palm Beach, Fl where it’s 90 degrees on the regular. My hair was dry as hell before I found the professional advice of Black Girl Curls. I started the detox after reading their e-book and found a professional in my area (Hydrabar Salon) to partner with. My hair has never been so hydrated and just like the woman in this video.....cleanse, condition and style w/ high quality products allows me 8 days with a gorgeous wng without having to refresh even with working out in the heat! I will never go back to using raw oils and butters/DIY concoctions. I use salon quality products (some have oils...just not in the first 5 ingredients and well formulated w/in the products). My hair is my own hair receipt now! The two professional stylists gained my trust because their IG pages are full of happy women with gorgeous hair and dope curly cuts in addition to their stylist directory....not to mention their hair!

[@digitallocations1423]

😂😂 It won't catch on fire. At worst it will sun bleach. But hair does that even with product on it.

[@GigglesnGaggie]

Brushing your hair will spread your sebum, oil produced by your scalp, down your hair shaft. I’ve been doing this and it keeps my hair feeling soft.

[@cfoster6804]

Girl, just try it (if you haven't already). I literally asked God "What is the answer? I know you didn't make our hair this difficult to take care of and still look neat." For me I believe He answered my questions directing me to this simple method of hair care. My hair has TRANSFORMED for the better. It behaves so much better, like actual hair and not a tumbleweed.

[@jordanwashington1854]

I also began not using any leave ins, oils or butters and baybeee!!! My hair has never felt better! I have no itching or buildup! I am never going back to those products because they don’t do ish for my hair. I realized that my hair flourished when o first went natural years ago and I’m glad to be returning to that. I only use four products now and I’m so glad to no waste my money or my time when it comes to my hair care routine.

[@UsonePrecious]

Yes! Yes! Yes! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 Look at us naturalistas winning!!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️ Literally only 3 to 4 products is all we need. I wish all naturals would be as open minded into believing and seeing for themselves that natural hair really isn't something hard.

[@jordanwashington1854]

@@UsonePrecious it’s nice seeing other naturalistas come to realize that they don’t need fiftyleven products in their hair! We’ve been bamboozled into thinking that we need those useless products! A lot of people use oil probably out of habit and still complain about having dry hair and when you suggest that they should stop using it, they get really defensive. I’m glad that I no longer have grease stained pillow cases and that I finally know how to keep my hair hydrated!

[@loveruth8853]

Do you mind sharing what products you use?

[@jordanwashington1854]

@@loveruth8853 I use Nairobi’s wrap foam for twist outs, Avalon Organics Clarifying Shampoo, Pantene’s Rosewater Moisture Shampoo and Redken All Soft’s Mega Conditioner. You don’t need to worry about sulfates or silicones because you don’t wash your hair every day and they’re actually not a huge problem the way that natural hair KZbin makes it seem.

[@lovejones4024]

@@jordanwashington1854 so you dont use a leave in at all? How do you style your hair without a leave in or styling cream? Is it hard to comb your hair with no product? I'm asking because I too am trying to not use as many products.

[@carmeld45]

I love oils and butters. My hair is now tailbone length and I only wear my hair in twist that I wash and redo weekly and I don't use any gels. I think this method may work for those who do wash and go's only or wear their hair out frequently.

[@miniminott48]

carmeld45, I use a curling cream and oil mostly on the ends for my wash and go and it is very defined and lasts 2 weeks. I don't have to refresh at all and and I don't use gels. I just fluff and go in the mornings. I use a moisturizing shampoo every wash day and clarify as needed so I don't have build up. Everyone's hair is different.

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you for sharing! You can do this without gels. It’s actually how I first started and you can do this while protective styling. I actually was doing twist outs when I started. I would use styling foam and I’d keep my twists in for a number of days till I was ready to undo them.

[@msfullroller]

For some people, even oils and butters cause major issues. I am one of those folks who after decades finally realized I have high sebum production and the addition of oils and butters was making my issues worse. I too a minimalist when it comes to product for my hair as that is what is best for it. Yes, one ingredient can cause build up. I have not used oils, butters, gels, leave-ins etc for the last 7 years and my hair has never been soft like it is now. I have locs and what sealed (pun intended) it for me is that the ends were a bit hard and the locs were scratchy when I was using oils. I'm wondering why I ever used oils, butters etc. Everyone's hair is different and thus different things, including natural ingredients work different for everyone. So it is imperative to get to know one's OWN hair and use what works for YOU, even if that means NO products, including NO natural products. It is great for folks to share what works for them as you might find out about something that might work for you. That is how I got the inspiration to stop using oils, butters and products. However, that comes secondary to getting to know your own hair.

[@fa7832]

I have been trying this for 2 months and I love it. I don’t even have the higher quality products yet (mine are coming in on Wednesday). I have been using the same products I was using before and just changed the technique and stopped using oils and heavy creams and my hair has been thanking me. I’m never using oils again. I’m so happy with my hair and I’m glad I no longer have that “4C can’t do this can’t do that blah blah” mentality anymore because my hair can do anything now.

[@UsonePrecious]

😭😭😭👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿YAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSS!!!! SAY IT LOUD AND PROUD!! YOUR HAIR CAN DO ANYTHING!!!🗣❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@fa7832]

@@UsonePrecious Amen sis!

[@emelymyles]

Is funny. On my hair I use shampoo and conditioner only. I have been doing that for like a year now. My curls pop like crazy and it lasts. I've been telling people this forrr sooo long, because I felt my hair was heavy and coated in stuff and I did not like it. Tried to explain to people that less is more. No one listened. Now this is out here and I love it

[@miniminott48]

Emely Myles, how do you style your hair?

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you!❤️ eventually the word will be out there and heard!

[@flowergirle9250]

Less is definitely more when it comes to natural hair. Shampoo, conditioner, styler, done. Me personally, I’ve actually not used any products except for aloe leaf two different times on my scalp for the past 2 years. No shampoo, no conditioner, no butter, no oil, no gel, no nothing- just water. I put a shower filter on my shower for washing and fill up a spray bottle full of distilled water for styling. I very regularly stritch and massage my scalp and wash my hair with only water and then t-shirt/turbi dry and blow dry. I only wear my hair in mini twists and twist outs and do a slight trim at least every 2 months. By doing just these very simple things, my hair has grown from bras strap length to almost tailbone length. It’s also very manageable, strong and defined, and my twistouts hold up very well even in humidity. And I have very dense 4b hair. Natural hair can be so easy it’s ridiculous.

[@Mct2868]

@Flower Girle, great testimony! How long have you had this regimen? And, how often do you retwist? And, how long do you leave your hair loose in the twist out? So many questions! 😁 Also, why distilled water to style? I’ve been working to get beyond BSL and get to waist/tailbone. Do you ever do larger, chunkier twists? Thank you for any further insights you can provide.

[@flowergirle9250]

@ Tiffany W Hello, I’ve had this regimen for almost 2.5 years now. I am currently at tailbone length from BSL 2.5 years ago. I used filtered water to decrease mineral deposits and chlorine and sediment on my hair. Just a simple filter I got from Lowe’s and replace every 6 months. I use distilled water b/c it’s more pure, more clean, and very soft/mineral-free- plus the ph is naturally more acidic than tap water or water with minerals added. I also don’t allow my hair to really air-dry. I dry in a T-shirt, then use low heat and high speed to blow 90-95% dry. This makes sure I’m not allowing my hair to mildew. I also use satin pillowcases and/or satin braid bonnet for bed to preserve styles/natural oil from my scalp. I have a braid bonnet for each day of the week. I keep mild and simply formulated clarifying shampoo, reg shampoo and rinse-out conditioner on stand-by in case I have a situation where I feel my hair needs suds. And that’s pretty much it. Not a whole lot to it, but it’s hard core minimalistic, not a lot of styling or experimentation and something everyone won’t like. But it works for me and had helped me maintain strength and elasticity in my hair better than any deep conditioner or oil or products ever have. I have coarse, smooth surface low porosity hair by the way.

[@flowergirle9250]

Also I retwist every 2-3 months these days, always mini twists b/c it just works for me.

[@ItsAJarofJam]

Yes! I learned all of this after reading Wash Your Damn Hair by the Hair aunties Aeleise and Aishia!

[@UsonePrecious]

Ayyye!!! I bought the book on Black Friday.🙌🏿🙌🏿 I’m so excited to start reading my copy.

[@UsonePrecious]

I know it contains the same stuff as what’s in their digital salon but I figured since the digital salon is closing soon I should purchase something more permanent in case I want to look back in things.

[@BEandME2020]

I need that book

[@laquitaechols8402]

@@BEandME2020 me to where the link?

[@sheilagrant2583]

I'm glad you did this video, the last few months I have been using less products. But I never went crazy with products to begin with. I use olive oil water and leave in conditioner. I try not 6o put it on too heavy. I realized early on that some of the KZbin's were just selling products. So I never changed up my products.

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you!❤️❤️ I too dislike how natural hair youtube has become a big fat marketing mechanism.😭

[@AyyeeIysMe]

This is so intriguing to me. I recently started to do a lot of research on my hair, was really determined to find out how to moisturize my hair. Did the Max Hydration Method and I was amazed how even though I was using so little product my hair was the most HYDRATED I’ve even felt it. I don’t do the max method consistently. However it taught me just how important it is to HYDRATE YOUR HAIR NOT JUST USE BUTTERS OR OILS. After I started cutting out those extra products I really questioned the products ive used in the past. I (still use some oils thou 😭) however you are making me want to try something different.

[@UsonePrecious]

I've never tried the max hydration method, but I have heard so many people say they picked up really good insights from it! It's always experiences like these that make us realize what actually works on our hair. Lol I question how and what I used to do with my hair in the past ALL THE TIME. If I think about it too hard, it starts to get embarrassing.😂

[@ossier2796]

I love your name Usone, beautiful and I’m 3 months into the process. I completed the See Some Curls in August and I’m still detoxing. The hair product companies must hate this process.

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you! Lol I think they do too.

[@darleneterry8872]

I used to do wash and go's with conditioner and a little gel for some definition and my hair would grow. I experienced some crown breakage recently and have been trying to use all these different oils. It's been so messy, not distributed well and difficult to syle. I was using the butter for protective twist outs that wouldn't last, doing the pre-poo and hair masks, I'm so done with all these products. Thanks for the content and couldn't leave without saying you are just the cutest.

[@UsonePrecious]

🙈🥰 thank you !❤️ I've also experienced breakage in areas of my hair throughout my life and used to use oils and treatments to attempt to get them to grow. Even now, I am still on a growth journey with my edges. I thought I needed to massage the area with oils but turns out they're still growing the same, if not better, when I just leave them alone and quit the "oil therapies" I was doing. I'm done being duped by products too!

[@ladonnawilliams5020]

I just started my natural hair journey. I just purchased all the oils, then I found black girls curls after about a week. How do use my oils for cooking in my Shea butter for my feet. I’m like you, I really don’t want to throw them away. I have used the uncle Frunkyks daughter and I just purchased the AG products. I’m amazed at the difference in my hair already. I enjoyed your video.

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you so much!❤️❤️

[@ccnma]

You should make a body cream and use your oils that way.

[@XoxoIsiss]

This is a great way to saving money yessirr 😊

[@UsonePrecious]

Heck yea girl! We where the money reside.💵💵💅🏿💅🏿

[@libfuzzy4629]

It's sad that people are calling basic hair care practices a trend 🤦🏾‍♀️ I'm never going back to using oils and creams to style like omgshh the doux foam is amazing and these botanical gels are the truth I'm never going back lol

[@rokead]

thanks for posting about your experience doing the detox! I really wanna cut down my time for my wash day routine so I think I’m gonna try this. I can definitely see this method of natural hair care becoming more popular within the next year or so.

[@UsonePrecious]

Me too! It's funny because I'm a rare natural who loves wash day, but not even I want to spend forever in my hair.😂 I just bought a hooded dryer and now I'm so hype that I'll be able to wash, style and dry in a day!

[@sequoyajohnson2888]

I hope so

[@dominiquedevereux7205]

I wish you would have shown your hair out in a style so we could REALLY see the results. That lil' sneak-a-peek 👀 didn't really allow me 2 see the condition of your hair 4 me 2 make an assessment as to whether the method is worth trying. But, I'm glad 🙏🏾 you found a method that works for you. Hopefully, I will TOO 1 day 🤞🏾!!

[@UsonePrecious]

Hello, yes I hope you find something. Watch my other more recent videos to see my hair.

[@dominiquedevereux7205]

@@UsonePrecious ok. I will 👍🏾

[@lolashelo7585]

You have inspired me to try the 30 day detox. Thank you so much for this video. I’m tried of having greasy dry hair and I think this would help so thank you. I’m ready to make wash day must simplified.

[@UsonePrecious]

YAAAASSSSS!!!!! I’m so excited for you!😆 the detox has really shifted my perspective on my hair. I think that’s the biggest thing it’s done foe me. Gone are the days where I thought I had to do a thousand and one things and I feel like it’s helped me not be so limiting on how I do my hair.

[@d.dragonfly1970]

Stop using butters and oils when I got sister locks. My hair grew and I only used water/ rose water to style/ moisture.; used clarifying shampoo to wash. No dandruff and hair is soft. The scalp does produce some natural oil.

[@jasminesims2798]

I was super skeptical when I read about doing a hair detox but your video definitely just motivated me to try it

[@sincerelymeme]

I stopped using them and in two weeks my hair totally changed, it’s always soft, always hydrated, my wash day now takes 1 hour or less. My curls are popping. I need very little product…I threw most of my products out and kept my leave ins and shampoo+ conditioners

[@UsonePrecious]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿You’re winning sis!

[@cfoster6804]

I'm about to clear my product closet out too. I unsubscribed from a lot of product pushing youtubers as well as email lists from product companies selling $30 hair products loaded with oils and butters. I'm about to save some money AND my hair is better. It's a win-win situation.

[@Ogechime]

Im interested in doing this detox. What shampoo and conditioner should I use? I have high porosity hair

[@erikaguzman7406]

Literally last time I used butters and oils in my hair it got so tangled I was like never again.

[@prettyamy4352]

😂😂😂 that was a sign!

[@dumfriesspearhead7398]

What do you use?

[@angeljoyner5222]

I ran across Aishia and Aeleise back in Sept 2020 and adapted their method. My hair has changed so much, and is better controlled. I mainly do wash and go's and I'm getting the best results I've ever had. I use the AG shampoo and conditioner and UFD gel. I occasionally use The Doux as a topper over the UFD and if I do a twist out. My wash day from start of 80% dry is about 1 hour and a half. I LOVE IT!!

[@UsonePrecious]

Yayyyy we use the same products! I'm in love with it all too! I love mousse def for twist outs too. I've used the mousse def on top of my UFD as a topper for my wash n go and I did like it but I think maybe I used too much foam or my hair wasn't wet enough so I got residue from the foam. What do you think? I told myself, I'd try the combo again but I've been really loving using my innersense I create hold on top of ufd.

[@2536l1]

New sub! Thanks for putting your hair specs in the description. I love watching people with similar hair ❤️

[@cutenobi]

Great video. I’m a product junky and need to learn how to simplify. Looking for an update in the next couple of months.

[@UsonePrecious]

It will definitely come!

[@ShirleyT652]

Honestly I don't do a lot to my hair. I wash, condition and put in a good protective style and stays in that protective style for like a month.

[@charlothezeraeua]

Girrrrrrrlllll, this new concept is so confusing 💔

[@kyonaharris8239]

What do you use to moisturize your hair then? Can I use spray leave ins that are oil free? I only do wash and gos and my hair is fine using leave ins with oils in it and my hair comes out really defined. But there are some parts of my hair (my crown only) that are super dry and break off and I'm wondering if its because of those oils. I shampoo weekly and use a sulphate shampoo every other week, I always deep condition when I wash my hair and I don't use pure oils on my hair. My hair regardless grows like a weed ( think I'm just genetically lucky), but I want to see if my crown area can become moisturized if I stop using leave in with oils.

[@kiya3507]

Hey! I just wanted to share information that I’ve learned from the stylists. Moisture is water. The moisturizing/hydration process occurs during shampoo and conditioner. The usage of raw oils and butters can perpetuate dehydrated hair, which leads to breakage. However, there are other things that are part of your regimen that can be causing issues in your crown area. Leave-ins are a styler with no hold, so stylists typically don’t suggest it for WnGs. Rather, they suggest gels because they give hold and have ingredients that provide moisture retention that you’re looking for. I would suggest looking into @iamblackgirlcurls on Instagram and their online resource SeeSomeCurls. It truly educated me not only the products they suggest, but also the why and how’s to using them. Plus, it educate you on the fundamentals of hair that clear up many misconceptions you may have.

[@kyonaharris8239]

@@kiya3507 I use a leave in before a gel for wash and go's. Im not Sure what the breakage is caused by because I've had it my whole life. I deep condition every week and barely manipulate my hair, my wash and gos are great I've learned what works for my hair but I was just wondering why I have breakage near my crown. My boyfriends mom is a hair stylist and I asked her about it and she didn't really say anything, I'm wondering if its from sun damage since the sun directly hit that spot in my head all the time.

[@kiya3507]

@@kyonaharris8239 I’m glad you were able to find a regimen that you’re content with. I know you mentioned that you’ve had breakage your whole life. Breakage can be of the cause of many things. Do you wear tight braids, buns, or ponytails regularly? That tension can lead to breakage. Do you get regular professional trims? Ends can naturally split, and if you don’t keep up with it, they can get worse. Do you wear protective styles back to back? Do you use a lot of heat? There’s a lot that has to be checked to get to the root of the problem. Although, the products you use can play a role to it, your overall regimen can also do it as well. Try to partner with a hairstylist who can give you more information than what your boyfriend’s mom was able to. I don’t think the sun is a true factor to that. I don’t believe using a leave-in with oils is the problem. Now, stylists suggest not having oils in the first 5 ingredients. It’s fine if they’re towards the end of the list. If your leave in consist of a lot of oils, especially in the first 5 ingredients, it’s likely of poor quality. Poor quality products can be bad on the hair. Also to touch up on the deep conditioner thing, as it’s seen that you use it weekly. It’s not preventative, it’s restorative. It’s not meant to use weekly, being that it’s only needed to treat a hair problem. And if there’s already breakage in that area, deep conditioner can’t revive that. Be aware that some deep conditioners contain protein. Too much protein, especially on healthy hair, can make the hair brittle and break off.

[@stephaniebrown3410]

Girl, keep doing you! We love it all 😘

[@chrissy_ak]

I hate butters and oils too. Not a fan of that greasy feeling I love camille rose honey hydrate and the mane choice 24k gold gel, my hair stays hydrated without that greasy feel. its best to keep it simple.

[@janinedear-barlow]

You should wash your hair with clays while doing no butters and oils as clay removes toxins and is completely natural. I have only used clays to wash my hair for a year and it works amazing! I also use flaxseed gel, it's a humectant so it adds moisture to the hair and scalp.

[@UsonePrecious]

Hi Janine! I know of people who use clays, but clays actually don't cleanse the hair, which is why the detox I've been on hasn't recommended using them. I agree with the flaxseed!

[@janinedear-barlow]

@@UsonePrecious actually yes they do. I have been using them only for a year and they clean my hair very well. I don't put loads of crap on my hair, it removes all dirt and sebum perfectly.

[@rubersula]

@@janinedear-barlow may I ask a question? How does dirt clean dirt?

[@janinedear-barlow]

@@rubersula the negative charge in the clays bind itself to positively charged ions, like dirt and toxins and it also very absorbent to be able to remove sebum.

[@disneytoysr4fun975]

@@janinedear-barlow they also cause mineral build up...

[@Pumpsandabump]

I been wondering why my hair still been so dry and breaking off after using oils and butters...and also my daughters hair as well

[@sequoyajohnson2888]

I subscribed! I'm about to start this detox you are on. Your videos have been incredibly helpful to me. Thank you, and you have very beautiful hair.

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you so much! Compliments on my hair are always the best!😭❤️❤️❤️

[@UsonePrecious]

I'm so excited for your journey! Plus give me an update on how it goes! I love hearing people's experiences about the detox!

[@sequoyajohnson2888]

I sure will thank you!

[@vavavoomsp1]

Its marketing... Pure and simple... Thanks so much!!!

[@cindyvanwyk5320]

Can you list the products you used please

[@CelebrityHub548]

Yesss sis hydrated not moisturize

[@UsonePrecious]

major 🔑

[@tresboujay]

I say bye bye to oils and butters 5 years ago and never looked back.

[@UsonePrecious]

That's exactly what I needed to do 5 years and I didn't even know it.

[@politicaljunkie1967]

So you need 1. Clarifying Shampoo, Moisturizing Shampoo, Conditioner and a leave-in conditioner and what type of styler can be used for the detox?

[@pumpkincait]

Mousse or gel . No leave in conditioner. If you’re conditioning your hair properly you wont need one

[@pretoriaafro5074]

Your skin and i truly love your high cheek bones

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you!!!☺️☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️

[@kaylaaa772]

Omg I have to try this. I've been trying to lay low on hair products and use only grease and water but even that doesn't seem to be working for me. When I use oils on my hair my hair feels dry and brittle! So it's like whats the point? I'm definitely going to try this though on my next wash day!

[@perzipan3946]

I just started doing this after following a hair stylist on Twitter and I'm never going back

[@soulaanlioness]

What porosity is your hair? I have low porosity and I have trouble finding what works for my natural hair.

[@Nic2Blk]

My hair is extremely low porosity...even when I was relaxed lol. Low porosity folks imo MUST thoroughly cleanse our hair. I always use a clarifying shampoo(yep it can be a shampoo with sulfates), I follow with a cycle of moisturizing shampoo, and I ALWAYS deep condition. Deep condition meaning 10-15 mins with a plastic cap under a hooded dryer. You don't have to leave it on for hours, it doesn't work better lol. No "wash days" for me, more like 1.5 hrs or so...I wash and go.

[@MsHoneyFly11]

Oh okay I see that this is something beneficial for low porosity hair. When you said first five ingredients that’s when I understood. Most low porosity naturals focus on the first five. I stopped while scrolling bc I couldn’t imagine being without at least SOME oil. Glad to know this works for you and it really does seem to make a lot of sense. I am high porosity so not something I would do

[@UsonePrecious]

Hi! I just had a recent session with my stylist and I asked her my porosity. I’m not low porosity. I’m right in the middle. Oil can be in your products. The first five is just focused on because ingredients up in the first five usually make up most of that product.

[@UsonePrecious]

I think it would be beneficial to at least give it a try for a short amount of time. It may not be that your hair is high porosity and maybe it’s another factor that your hair has that makes it seem like it’s high porosity. But stylist I know working with high porosity hair aren’t using butters and oils on clients. I think it’s good to try something before saying it can’t be done.

[@lnyawilliamsmoore4380]

Perfect conditions will be brought to the whole earth where righteous mankind will live forever under heavenly kingdom rule coming at anytime Now! (Isaiah 65:17;Rev 21:1,3-5;Psalms 37:10,11,29;Matt 24:14,36-39,42,44;Matt 6:9,10 Thanks for sharing.☺

[@UsonePrecious]

You are welcome and thank you!

[@connieburriss]

Alright my sister.

[@ossier2796]

My beautician told me to shampoo, condition and style 2yrs ago, oils not necessary because our products have oils.

[@lilmatt357]

Can this method be used on men’s natural hair? My hair been feeling dried and I really need new products to try because Shea moisture hasn’t been it for me.

[@bunnytime8235]

Yes! men don’t have different hair

[@disneytoysr4fun975]

no, niggas gotta stay away!💅🏾

[@tashab.7339]

Finally someone’s hair who looks similar to mine real 4c ok

[@xfrederic564]

ong i be looking at most mixed youtuber saying they have 4c like 🧐

[@tauruslove88]

What would you use as a styler for box braids on this regimen?

[@dimples7162]

What video did you watch about it? I would like to know more!

[@zakiaarbubaqar3662]

Go search for @iamblackgirlcurls on instagram

[@Muslimah33]

Do we reintroduce after the detox? I’m confused. Cuz I thought we shouldn’t be using oils at all?

[@UsonePrecious]

You shouldn't, but the point of the detox is to give people an opportunity to try a new hair routine of not using oils and butters and see what it does for them. After the 30 days you can choose to go back to your old routine if you want. I don't know anyone yet who has, but you can.

[@Muslimah33]

Usone Precious oh ok that makes sense

[@misst5848]

Hi how do you detangle your hair without the oil, I'm thinking of trying this method?

[@UsonePrecious]

Hi Miss T! I detangle my hair after shampooing with conditioner.

[@misst5848]

@@UsonePrecious Thanks, good call!!

[@namasebo231]

I would love for someone to give those of us who are not in the USA options when it comes to products. I know for sure, that I won't find the products she showed in @Cabo Verde!

[@KLC777]

Thanks for the video! Just started the detox today!

[@GlowR00]

Not using oil and butter, is just a hustle. So, you may uses the products which they suggest because oils and butters are in those products as well! It's a hustle. Respect the hustle.

[@UsonePrecious]

No body said the products didn’t have oils in butters in them. And nobody said products couldn’t have oils and butters in them.

[@adwoamk8918]

Is your hair softer and do you have less breakage?

[@UsonePrecious]

Hi Adwoa, the thing about the detox is that it is alot about accepting your hair the way it is and the soft hair is unrealistic for a lot if not most of us. If your hair is naturally coarse, it won't be soft or silky and that's perfectly ok. I don't have a silky surface texture from what I know, however, I will say that my hair does feel good and better to me since doing this. Idk about the less breakage question because I think having hydrated hair like is practiced in the detox would help with preventing breakage, but breakage might likely mean a cut with a stylist is needed. I don't feel like my hair breaks off abnormally and I do feel like my hair is healthy.

[@ruby8994]

@@UsonePrecious I use to think soft hair was impossible for me as well because for years I had never experienced it as my hair is very coarse in strands no matter how much I moisturised it. Then I decided to stop following the hair rule that said to stop using silicones and bought a conditioner with a large amount of dimethicone (the worst according to hair gurus). I got the joico moisture recovery balm (old formula) rinsed it out then used a lightweight moisturiser (the qhemet burdock root butter creme), I put my hair in some twists and when I took it down I was so shocked at how silky and soft my hair felt.

[@UsonePrecious]

​@@ruby8994 I hear a lot of people like joico! I'm glad you've found a product you like. Silky hair does feel nice. The only product I've ever used that has made my hair feel silky from my memory was the Shea moisture curl enhancing smoothie, but that was long time ago before they changed the formula. Plus I'm no longer a shea moisture user.😅

[@gale-anndavis5007]

When you use the AG products? Do you use those when you don't clarify?

[@UsonePrecious]

Yes, I use my ag balance and boost products as my weekly shampoo and condition.

[@fabiennevdk7045]

Your hair is obviously low porosity which means you don't have to heavily rely on oils and butters to keep the hair sealed, because the tightly closed cuticles are doing that job already (cuticles are like moisture gatekeepers). That's why you also get quick buildup, the hair absorbs less moisture or product due to the tight cuticles (gate closed). High porosity hair (like my hair) has raised cuticles and are in high need of lipids as it's lacking that. With low-po hair the focus should be on getting moisture IN, which is harder because the hair won't absorb water fast; but once it's in it will easily stay there (closed gate equals hard to get in and hard to get out). High-po hair (non-stop open gate: easy in, easy out) absorbs moisture like a thirsty camel, so the issue is not getting moisture IN but the real issue is to KEEP it there: and that's where oils and butters come in (closing the gate). My high-po hair would be like straw without oils/butters. Your hair would probably just need humectants (glycerin is a humectant). Oils will add to the hydrophobicity of your hair and make the hydration process harder. From time to time to maintain elasticity you could use an oil with a low molecular weight ( such as Caprylic Triglyceride) which will absorb faster & easier than heavier oils because of the smaller molecules and has no greasy residue. Gel (pure gel, no custards with oil) could actually work great for low-po hair as it's just moisture and not oil, and since it stays on the hair for a while the hair will have enough time to gradually absorb the moisture. Just make sure that gels don't contain alcohol.

[@UsonePrecious]

Even when I was an oil and butter natural, I never liked how porosity has been overhyped. It's really not that deep or a necessary thing to know to care for your hair and it just gives product companies another way to market to people. I've seen others claim that this only works for low porosity, but the detox and limiting and not using oils and betters was created and is supported by cosmetologists who specialize in afro hair. They've worked with hundreds of heads of clients, as in they see all different kinds of porosities on a daily basis. They have their receipts, and not one of them has said they achieve results by LOC/LCO, oiling, any other oil using/sealing method, or using thick oil and butter based products that just coat. This is not in any way to sound harsh, I'm just saying that it has very little to do with porosity. Also I'll add that oil was never something that felt terrible on my hair. My favorite oil to use in fact was the one that stylist most hated and a very heavy one, castor oil. I LCOd with it all the time. I never felt like my hair was dried out from it or like there was a problem with it in my hair. In fact I thought my hair was moisturized, which appears to go against what people say about low porosity hair not liking oils...I'm just saying this to relay that I am not on a no oil and simplicity journey because I've had bad relationships with oil in the past. Sometimes there is better for a person and they themselves don't know that.

[@ileanasantamaria2364]

@@UsonePrecious I would have to respectfully disagree; this theory is one that is bearing fruit for certain types of hair, and I have found that porosity is a huge part of how my hair behaves and fares from wash day onward. It is a bit too sweeping of a statement to say that oils are detrimental to us, when there are people, also cosmetologists, also with receipts, who can attest to the benefits of using oils and/or butters. Heads of textured hair vary widely. I appreciate the different approach and perspective, but I fear that people tend to make pronouncements dismissing things that work for others based on a sample size of one, or on a subset of people with textured hair. Black girl curls are also businesswomen who are selling products, a philosophy and approach, and a pricey hair care course, if I'm not mistaken.This preaching of a new, alternative, anti oil and butter hair gospel is also an avenue for marketing products of a different kind, so they aren't entirely above the fray. Again, thank you for sharing your experience. High porosity, something that isn't part of your particular experience, can't be dismissed as unimportant to hair care or overblown. My high porosity hair, when not sealed, crackles and breaks and I can't undo that damage once it's done. By all means give alternatives, but do recognize that there is more to this debate than citing some cosmetologists who have receipts. Professional trichologists - and I work with one, who is Black and has textured hair, and who asked me to mail her a strand of my hair to analyze the porosity and density before recommending a regimen - cite numerous scientific studies on porosity as a main factor in product selection. This corrective risks going too far in the other direction, discarding sound hair science.

[@cl5652]

So true my hair literally feels like dying without butters and oil ! this video made it seem like the only way to go is without any oils and products my 4c hair could neverrrr

[@UsonePrecious]

@CL My “4c” hair did, and yours can too. Also I never said not to use products. I show the products I use in the video.

[@cl5652]

@@UsonePrecious no it literally cant my hair literally breaks of and feels crunchy i need moisture and oil. But hey if you like it i love it

[@peacekwenda8299]

No oil or butter thing it's just a marketing strategy I'm not going to stop since I was born my mother used to use grease and nothing changed she had health hair

[@UsonePrecious]

Marketing for who?

[@ossier2796]

My wash and goes are 45min to an hour which includes drying.

[@christy7516]

What is the shampoo and conditioner called ?

[@UsonePrecious]

Hi Christy! It’s Called AG Balance and Boost

[@Jasmynejhene]

How does this method fair when it comes to heat styling?

[@UsonePrecious]

Hi girl, I don't really have much of an answer to that since I don't heat style. From what I've heard come from a stylist or two who specialize in heat styling and curls, it's the same quitting of the heavy oils and butters, and just cleansing, conditioning, and styling regularly. The only difference I have heard is that the products you use before styling would be more silicone based to prevent reversion while wearing the style. Definitely fact check that though lol. On instagram, @protectedbylisahh_, @silked_by_sonnie and @tamedtresses_salon are of the few I know who heat style. They would be good people to ask I think. Both don't promote oils and butters as far as I know.

[@Jasmynejhene]

@@UsonePrecious Thank you for this information and directing me to other pages that may have a little more knowledge on this! I was curious because I rarely heat style, but when I do I use a lot of silicone based products to protect my hair. I haven’t tried this method yet however, anything that can cut down my wash day I’m always willing to explore because we know how long and tedious that day can be lol.

[@sheabutta5425]

@@Jasmynejhene I've followed this method for almost 3 years. I just a heat style yesterday. While in this straight style I still won't apply oils (just pin curl as needed). Once I'm done with it being straight, I'll go back to my usual products and yes I will clarify as well.

[@Jasmynejhene]

@@sheabutta5425 That’s awesome! I want to adopt the “less is more” method, but because I heat style maybe 2 to 3 times and typically use lots of silicone-based products. I always clarify as well when I’m done, I just wanted to know if there was a noticeable change in the hair when stepping away from this method to heat style.

[@coolprecdious]

Is deep conditioning still okay with this method??

[@UsonePrecious]

You can but if nothing is wrong with your hair, you don’t need to. Deep conditioners are for solving issues. To add one into a wash day if your hair is okay would just be adding unnecessary time to a wash day.

[@cassandracampbell9094]

I see you Sis! You learned well. 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@UsonePrecious]

Hey Cassandra!!!!!!!👋🏿 Thank you so much!!! I only learned from the best.😉❤️

[@cassandracampbell9094]

@@UsonePrecious we did! Glad to see you carrying the torch! 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@shekinahkanyiki8212]

Hey.. great video..would this method be recommend for someone with course hair?

[@UsonePrecious]

Yes! Plenty of people with coarse hair have detoxed. Just make sure you have realistic expectations for your hair. Not everyone gets the exact same experience. Aisha one half of BGC has really coarse hair and first proposed the detox herself.

[@shekinahkanyiki8212]

@@UsonePrecious thank you so much!❤ I was a little worried about that.

[@UsonePrecious]

@@shekinahkanyiki8212 No problem! I'm glad I was able to ease your worries.

[@sheabutta5425]

I have coarse hair and have used this particular method for almost 3 years. Absolute game changer.

[@jmocha74]

Awesome video! Love the idea to detox your hair! 😀

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you!❤️❤️

[@nanaofsaintly1261]

You may have lower porosity hair and dnt need heavier products like medium or high porosity naturals

[@UsonePrecious]

Even when I was an oil and butter natural, I never liked how porosity has been overhyped. It's really not that deep or a necessary thing to know to care for your hair and it just gives product companies another way to market to people. I've seen others claim that this only works for low porosity, but the detox and limiting and not using oils and betters was created and is supported by cosmetologists who specialize in afro hair. They've worked with hundreds of heads of clients, as in they see all different kinds of porosities on a daily basis. They have their receipts, and not one of them has said they achieve results by LOC/LCO, oiling, any other oil using/sealing method, or using thick oil and butter based products that just coat. This is not in any way to sound harsh, I'm just saying that it has very little to do with porosity.

[@yardleywood7585]

@@UsonePrecious In their opinion; and I've seen black trichologists say that use of oils/butters is perfectly fine. So, who do we believe? You refer to 'gurus' in kind of a disparaging way, yet the two women you follow are exactly that and they are monetizing their advice. How much of what you say is from your own personal research as opposed to you parroting what you've been told in your digital salon?

[@UsonePrecious]

​@@yardleywood7585 ​There's a lot of followup questions to ask the trichologists about oils and I would also very much ask a dermatologist. I have never heard of a dermatologist prescribing oils to treat a scalp. In fact, I've heard some say not to oil the scalp at all. That doesn't mean that prescribing oil has never happened. I would just ask. Also I would look into the reason why I myself would feel like I NEED an oil, not so much if it's okay to use. If nothing is wrong with my scalp, then why can't I let my natural sebum just do it's work and let my scalp be? l'm assuming that we both are talking about these professionals with the understanding that neither are hair experts, and they work with the skin so the oils and butters question would be to ask them if they should be used on the scalp. I personally would follow whoever has the evidence to show. If I have, I am sorry for referring to gurus in such a way. I do no longer see much value in gurus since most are just pushing products and have led us to believe our hair is harder than it actually is and don't work on other heads of hair, but they were there for us when professionals weren't exactly. So I understand looking up to them. Aisha and Aeleise are not gurus they are licensed cosmetologists who've trained and specialize in black hair, and do hair for a living. That is not a guru. They have to monetize because that's their career they went to school for. Not everything they give can be free, but even so they give plenty of free advice to the public. When you say I'm just "parroting" I do take slight offense to that. My experience is my experience. That is 100% me. The stylists are the ones who do the research. The research part is not my expertise. I just try it on myself. I wouldn't have said positive things about it if I didn't like my experience. I relay what they have said, and just my experience. Instead of completely writing the information off and doubting my experience, sign up for their resource or the book and try the detox on yourself.

[@UsonePrecious]

@@yardleywood7585 Though I've already written my response. I would also like to add that gurus are also monetizing their advice. I've seen KZbin influencers/gurus offer paid hair consultations. Why question stylists for making a living off of what they've studied and not do the same for a guru who only works on their own head of hair?

[@bitchesbrokenheart9910]

@@UsonePrecious it has everything to do with porosity. if a high porosity person (like myself) tried this, their hair would be breaking off due to dryness. low porosity literally stays moisturized for longer because the cuticles lay flat (allowing moisture to stay), rather than raised, which lets moisture escape. check out the green beauty channel; she goes into depth about the science of hair in an easy way to understand. highly recommend.

[@berryberrystylish]

Thank you for sharing! I’m 2 weeks in!

[@godiseverything1482]

Hi I am interested in learning more about detoxing my hair. Can you list the products that you used? Thank you.. 😊

[@UsonePrecious]

Hello!!❤️ I showed all the products I used in the video. Was there a particular product or products I showed that you want more details about? I'd be more than happy to share.

[@makeupfetish1389]

I need the same information... did she answer

[@makeupfetish1389]

@@UsonePrecious what is the name of the shampoo and conditioner name?? I found the mousse

[@karenheop6065]

Can you give a link to this detox im so interested

[@solarlola5953]

Can’t give up leave ins though

[@JemimahDanquah233]

I can’t wait to try this

[@roxyroxii1152]

What climate do you live in?

[@UsonePrecious]

I live in the piedmont area of NC. So I would say that my climate is more humid. It's definitely very humid in the summer and winter not really. Google says the climate is "humid sub-tropical".

[@jmocha74]

@@UsonePrecious I'm from N.C. to! It's humid here sometimes! I still moisturize/seal. I use only light hair milks and leave in conditioner's. I seal with a hair serum. Oils are to heavy for my hair by me having low porosity hair. I just oil my scalp to do scalp massages. 😀

[@philippalayburn1410]

What’s in the styler?xx

[@UsonePrecious]

Are you talking about the foam I use? Here are the ingredients to Mousse Def from the website: Water, Polyquaternium-55, Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf, PVP, Tocopheryl Acetate, Citric Acid, Silk Amino Acids, Polysorbate 20, Ethylhexylglycerin, Oleth-20, Fragrance (Parfum), Glycereth-2 Cocoate, Isostearamidopropyl Morpholine Lactate, Phenoxyethanol, Benzoic Acid, Disodium EDTA

[@philippalayburn1410]

@@UsonePrecious thank you! xxx

[@AnisaAkeya]

Where do I buy the ebook I cant find it.

[@lilactrix]

I had the same issue and emailed them. They were having technical issues with the eBook so took it down from the website for an update and will re-upload soon.

[@katliv8613]

I find trends so funny lol. I'll give it a year or two.

[@UsonePrecious]

It’s already been a year for me. Go check out my one year video I uploaded last week. Looking forward to year 2!💃🏿

[@cindyaudy2307]

This does not make sense to me to be honest. Ancient Africans with the longest hair ever ALWAYS used oils. Most people around me with afro hair to their butts use oils. Hydration + oils always Yes, we do not need a lot of things for our hair. Switch to 100% natural products and keep it simple. But hey, maybe it works for you. I'll be back after 1 year to see how your hair looks like.

[@UniqueDesignStudio1]

I agree, why are oils and butters suddenly a problem for people? If you clean your hair with the right shampoos you shouldn’t have so much build up that your hair feels dry.

[@preztjuswoman]

I personally agree. Maybe that's why her hair isn't long. Meanwhile African cultures with long hair use fats to condition and maintain length. And they don't use products, they use natural fats.

[@UsonePrecious]

That’s the thing. Most of us aren’t cleaning our hair with the right shampoo.

[@cindyaudy2307]

@@UsonePrecious agreed...weekly cleansing is important

[@UsonePrecious]

But also people use in their hair what’s available to them. It doesn’t mean that they used it to make their hair grow or that it’s something that’s actually good for you. Often times cultures with long hair that I’ve noticed share a common denominator. Which is they leave their hair alone. I’ve never seen any culture claim their hair grew because of what they put on it. Most of the time things like using These “natural” clays, powders, waters, etc is due to something significant in a culture like religion and not for hair growth/health. Lastly we forget too often that hair growth rate is 100% based on genetics. Nothing is going to make you “grow” hair. If these women had hair that grew long with butter, they’re hair would have likely grown if they slapped regular dirt on it or pink moisturizer. Also long hair doesn’t equate to healthy hair. Regardless unless you’re clarifying your hair every week. The thick oils and butters still build up.

[@ginalawson2711]

Wow I started this. Just I cnt afford the pricey bottles for protein free. NYM NATURALS most r no protein.

[@UsonePrecious]

What is NYM Naturals? The detox doesn't really concern itself with getting rid of proteins. I'm pretty sure the products I chose to use had protein in something. Some of the recommended stuff is pricey but there are many cheaper alternatives one can use.

[@Xioooo]

I think it’s funny that this trend is going around and everyone is focusing on oils and butters but why are people using any hair products at all? Before products were created what did people have to use to take care of their hair? Did it just not grow because they didn’t have access to a botanical gel or an expensive curling custard or what have you? No one questions stuff like this but instead just focuses on oils and butters 😂

[@toyinaina6747]

People used oils and plant gels like aloe before all these products

[@Xioooo]

@@toyinaina6747 hmm ok well I guess you use what ya got 🤷🏽‍♀️ I just think taking care of natural hair has become way too complicated and more complicated than it needs to be ya know? I just want a simple routine that don’t cost me much and don’t take up too much time 😂

[@naajacelestine9232]

So how can you hydrate the hair without leave in and butters and oils

[@DefineMorena]

It depends. What kinds of hair styles do you do?

[@punkandrockgirf]

Water hydrates. Butters and oils slow down the evaporation of the moisture. Water provides moisture.

[@forebidden]

interesting! what is your porosity?

[@UsonePrecious]

Honestly, I don't really know. It's not something that I've bothered to ask my stylist. If I were to guess, I would say I'm low to medium mostly because most naturals are and I don't feel like I have moisture issues, but my hair is fine and I've been told that fine hair can be high porosity. However, Idk how "fine" hair would have to be.

[@yardleywood7585]

@@UsonePrecious As in your strands are fine or do you mean thin hair with less density?

[@UsonePrecious]

@@yardleywood7585 My strands are fine. I do also have less density in a lot of parts of my head but here I'm referring to my strands.

[@growqueen]

Wow your pretty 😍

[@UsonePrecious]

THANK YOU!!!!🙈🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️

[@pretoriaafro5074]

@@UsonePrecious what do you use on your skin.....????

[@tamykaskelly]

I love your hair 😍

[@TandZAptLife]

Your hair is so l pretty. I wanted to let you know I did a video this week on my journey from twa to waist length natural grey hair. I hope you can watch it.

[@UsonePrecious]

Thanks!

[@TandZAptLife]

@@UsonePrecious Your are welcome.

[@preztjuswoman]

Yes, if I want short hair that doesn't look healthy, yes I might lose sanity and try it.

[@여자그냥]

😦

[@danielunedi]

Why you hatin? Her hair doesn't look unhealthy. That's how textured hair dries when it hasn't been manipulated into a style. If you got internalized texturism, just say that.

[@preztjuswoman]

@@danielunedi None of what you expressed changes my stance. Hate wwwwwwhat! Short, lack luster hair????? Internalized texturism???? And that attempt to educate tho!... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The absurdities that humans create in order to support and project sheer non sense and madness. 🗑

[@claudiagrover-cofield2776]

Well aren't you pretty? Thanks for the info.

[@UsonePrecious]

Wow, pretty? Thank you!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@laureendaniels9929]

Girl... you are so beautiful 😻

[@UsonePrecious]

I am BLUSHING. 🥰🥰🥰 🙈🙈Thank you!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vashposh]

You’re beautiful ❤️

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you !!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vavavoomsp1]

Thanks

[@latonya5487]

I'd love to see your hair.

[@kennelli8251]

You didnt stop using oils.... heres why. All of those products have many oils and oil based chemicals that help them " moisturize your hair"... idk how yall dont realize this. There is not a single product that doesnt contail oils. Especially for black hair..... I hate seeing this type of video because it's so obviously inaccurate everytime I watch one. You can hate me for this but please find a single lie.

[@v.m.3490]

Yes there's still oil in the products but it's not the first 5 ingredients. That makes a big difference.

[@twill1007]

This is just the new gimmick and video topic, I’ve been seeing them all month 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@disneytoysr4fun975]

@@twill1007 no yall are just late. This isn't a method or anything new, this is basic haircare🥴

[@twill1007]

@@disneytoysr4fun975 who is y’all , keep your basic Haircare

[@tinaf.7941]

This conversation is so triggering for some.....😬 Usone.... you do you Girl, thank you for telling us your system. The best thing about KZbin is that people take what they can use and jettison the rest!👍🏽

[@leila8701]

❤❤❤

[@UsonePrecious]

Thank you!🥰

[@godiseverything1482]

@@UsonePrecious So you are pretty much recommending using less products? Honest question, I am trying to understand what do you mean by detoxing the hair. Please respond.

[@UsonePrecious]

@@godiseverything1482 It depends. It's not so much about using less products. It's mostly about simplifying your routine, which does lead to using less products, and learning what your actual hair is like. It's mostly about unlearning what we thought we knew about our hair and learning what it is actually like. We've been conditioned to have a million and one steps in our hair routine and have oils and butters make up a large part of it, but with the detox you're supposed to cut out coconut oil, shea butter, castor oil and eco styler (products many of use gravitate towards) from the first five ingredients of your products and from using them raw and switch to a simple three step routine, which is shampoo, condition, then style your hair. No LOC/LCO, prepoo, deep condition for long periods, hot oiling, oiling the scalp, "moisturizing" mid week, or anything else that is outside of cleaning, conditioning, and using a styler. In short, the detox isn't really a physical hair detox, but a detox of the mind. Does that help? To really get the full deets and education on it check out the black curl magic website www.blackcurlmagic.com/ This is where you can purchase the Wash Your Damn Hair ebook or sign up for See Some Curls Resource Library where they do the detox.

[@twill1007]

To each his/her own but your hair doesn’t look healthy. I wouldn’t be convinced to try this by looking at it, hair Journeys are all about trial and error tho. Thanks for sharing your experience

[@UsonePrecious]

I'm not a thick density, shiny haired natural and I will never be no matter how healthy my hair is and that is normal, deserves the same love, and is way more common than what is often seen in this space. Despite that, my hair is very healthy. Trust. Thank you for watching! I really do appreciate it.❤️

[@twill1007]

@@UsonePrecious You’re welcome

[@eaudeKaris]

Her hair looks like how black hair naturally looks. Us naturals are so used to ppl on youtube and Instagram drowning their hair with oils and butters that it gives the appearance of being “healthy” just because its shiny.

[@bridgetteflowers7702]

@@eaudeKaris I'm Black and my hair looks nothing like this, with or without products. I was disappointed to see her edges looking like that, she could have at least brushed them.

[@eaudeKaris]

@@bridgetteflowers7702 not trying to be rude so please don't take it the wrong way. But, a lot of black women think like this and it's not ok. Black women don't have to slick their edges for them to be acceptably worn in society. This is very much oppressor-like behavior.

[@LolaSemone]

Who are you to say that?

[@UsonePrecious]

I'm only relaying what I have understood from tight curl cosmetologists who have receipts from many heads and what the experience has been like on my hair.

[@holisticbeginnings1231]

That's an odd question to ask someone that's merely sharing their experience.

[@disneytoysr4fun975]

you need to give this energy to the natural youtubers who come out with top 10 lists on how to grow hair lmao!

[@nadiachin283]

@@UsonePrecious even though I won’t use this method, you answer the questions like a true Queen especially the ones being rude