Ingredients to Avoid for Healthy & Moisturized Low Porosity Hair

[@wayNAY87]

Very informative. The coconut oil point especially. My hair felt like straw when I used it. Research helped me to figure out why.

[@teeeee9174]

Same! But does your hair like aloe Vera?

[@carolkelleysparkle5642]

Right now I'm using butter made product without glycerin and added argan oil, olive oil, Leave in conditioned from Mane Choice and also Camille Rose cream. When adding those products in my hair and it's soften it and retained moisture... 4c hair.

[@IydaChristopher]

Hey guys! I missed you all so much! So happy to be back and can't wait to share more videos and interact with you guys! Summary of the video: Ingredients to avoid for Low Porosity Hair: Sulfates Non Water Soluble Silicones Waxes/Petrolatum/Mineral Oil Short Chain Alcohols Proteins (Large Size) Coconut Oil (Coarse Texture) Aloe Vera Juice / Gel* Apple Cider Vinegar * Henna* Certain Plant Extracts (Possibly)* * It depends Hope this video was helpful! My Updated Natural Hair Routine video will be coming soon!

[@sds1011974]

I have low porosity, 4b/4c, medium-thick density hair. It looves and flourishes with aloe Vera juice/gel, Shea butter, and henna treatments. I wash with African black soap or Ayurvedic shampoos. My hair loves these products. It hates coconut oil though! I spritz my hair daily with aloe Vera juice and distilled water as well as a tea with a variety of herbs in it. My hair loves ACV as well. I’m confused because I have lo po hair. It fits all the criteria for lo po hair but she acts like she’s high porosity! She’s so extra!

[@klt3065]

sds1011974 I am the same, my hair loves everything but coconut oil. No one can TELL me what my hair needs or like but MY HAIR. She lets me know immediately what she likes,

[@jefferytorres1151]

Welp I’m low porosity and I’m with her , I can’t use any of the things you mentioned

[@l.w.8591]

Water soluble silicones is one of best ingredients for type 4 hair. They add sheen, detangle, and moisturize I don’t know why so many naturals run away from these type of silicones. They really combat all of our type 4 issues such knots and tangles, dry & brittle hair and they add sheen. Aloe vera juice makes my hair brittle. These tips are great tips.

[@IydaChristopher]

Yes your right, they are amazing for detangling, shine and softer feeling hair! I think the key is to know the difference between the types of silicones instead of categorizing them as the same!

[@Littlething41]

New Subscriber!!!! Thank you soooo MUCH! So often people make blanket statements like, no protein, no alcohol, etc but this is the first time I've seen someone break it down and I've been on my hair care journey since 2013!! 😂

[@chalseywilder937]

I found heavy oils and butters don't work well for me

[@IydaChristopher]

They really do not work for me either!

[@danandam7100]

I like to use henna in place of a protein treatment. Loving your channel. Everything has aloe, Shea butter, and coconut oil which my hair does not like. It's been such a nuisance trying to find affordable products or taking time out to make my own. Glad you touch on a lot of the issues I've been having!!!

[@IydaChristopher]

Dan and Am I think I want to try henna one day! I find that sometimes I can get away with using products that have coconut oil, Shea butter and aloe if it’s mixed in with other ingredients in a small amount! So maybe give it a try just in case. But I def cannot use those ingredients alone !

[@teeeee9174]

@@IydaChristopher how are you able to use the tgin leave in? Aloe Vera is at the top of the list. Please respond🥺

[@jackieshahin7749]

Great video. I am low porosity, protein sensitive, medium/fine textured hair. Coconut oil Aloe vera juice, and ACV were all a bust for me. I was using henna and indigo to cover gray, but hair was like straw or a month afterward, even with deep conditioning.

[@Tayloraurrekoetxea]

Jackie Shahin my hair is the same!! What works for you to deep condition? I need moisture but being adverse to so many products AND protein I’m finding it hard to find a good mask

[@perri_6]

Lookin' like Cleopatra! Thanks for another very informative video. 👍😃

[@IydaChristopher]

Thank you! :)

[@YourMajesty143]

5:02 - Quick chemistry tip: Pure alcohols often end in -ol and are considered drying, whereas wax alcohols (made up of fatty acids) often end in -yl and are considered moisturizing.

[@10ladelle]

Everything in this video applies to me. Thanks for another great video. I can always depend on you to do the research to produce the most informative low porosity hair videos on KZbin. Your hair reacts to products with protein, aloe vera, silicone, coconut oil, henna and, flax seed the exact same way as mine. Thanks hair twin, I look forward to your next video.

[@IydaChristopher]

Yay my hair twin!! Thank you so much for that positive feedback, I really appreciate it! ❤️

[@TheActionOnPlanetX]

Love the video. Some low-po hair can benefit from sulfate shampoos. My hair started to prosper when i added a cleansing shampoo back into my routine. its like a reset button and my hair takes in moisture better. Cowashing all the time was the worst thing i could do for my hair.

[@IydaChristopher]

I like using clays to clarify my hair instead of shampoo, it resets my hair without stripping it so much! Which shampoo do you use?

[@danielluddin]

Also apple cider vinegar is great for washing low porosity hair bcus regular shampoos have lots of ingredients that strip the hair even more

[@LifeInTheSunshine]

Yesss tan and braids.😍 You look beautiful! Your vids are always so informative. Yes I am sensitive to all you mentioned. It's true that I can use some of those ingredients mixed with other things my hair loves i.e, henna as a gloss. Thank you for such valuable content.❤

[@IydaChristopher]

TheHixMixTV thanks girl!! 😘😘 henna as a gloss, interesting! I’m thinking of dying my hair darker for more shine, I wonder if I should try henna or regular dye or just leave my hair alone 😩

[@LifeInTheSunshine]

@@IydaChristopher 😂 if you do decide to henna, I definitely recommend a gloss using a moisturizing deep conditioner. Have you tried Miche beauty deep conditoner? It has no protein or coconut oil, super duper rich and moisturizing. It's my new fav for henna glosses and dcing.

[@Vmtea]

I use a mint and kelp shampoo that I love (from 100% Pure). it has algae and other plant extracts in it that I was nervous about using after learning that I have protein sensitive hair. But my hair is totally fine with it.

[@ZikzakHD]

Also the giovanni leave in didn't work at all for me I think it's the panthenol causing it to act like a protein.

[@donnaparchment7895]

Oh wow.. thanks for this .. I just tested for my hair..and am low.. which the list you showed I use.. Coco oil, acv, aloe Vera. How do I survive...

[@dominique4432]

Just bought a big spray bottle of some aloe Vera mix that I was really hoping would work in my hair. I'm not too happy with it but I'm gonna try to make it work

[@sibria]

that hairstyle looks amazing on you, thanks for the helpful video!

[@IydaChristopher]

Thank you!! :)

[@sibria]

Iyda Michael you’re welcome 😊

[@treylaw7272]

Great video, I feel like nothing works for me. My hair doesnt hold moisture and it is extremly dry It has lost its pattern and I dont use heat. Stressful.

[@kumikco90]

Very helpful video. I’ve noticed I don’t tolerate flex seeds or aloe Vera well if their in the top ingredients. If there further down that’s fine and it has to have one or the other. Aloe Vera gel is a definite no no and so is flex seed gel. I’ve found bamboo extract will make my hair hard and Bambo extract with flex seed is even worse my curls will be defined but hair feels hard and scalp is on fire .

[@TheAmazingXman]

Every thing you said it on point! Great video super informative I believe knowledge will always trump any thing on a natural hair journey and it will save you time and most of all money and stress. I have also noticed that low porosity hair likes glycerin, honey, and agave. Those humectats work very well and penetrate. (In the right weather of course) I noticed oils such as avocado, grapeseed, almond, baobab, olive, argan, and mint really are low porosity friendly because of their molecular structure. I am also do sorry that the flaxseed gel did not work for your hair!😭 My hair LOVES flaxseed gel! when making it what do you use? I use agave, slippery elm, marshmallow root, glycerin, aloe Vera juice, avocado oil, baobab oil, and olive oil. Have you tried any of these ingredients? I know you are very intelligent and know all about PH and low porosity hair and my gel has a ph of 5.5-6. I love your channel and you have given me so many tips that I incorporate in my regimen. I hope this helps 💜💯🌟🙏🔥👌

[@IydaChristopher]

Thanks so much for sharing! My hair LOVES humectants and I am actually currently working on a video about ingredients that low porosity hair loves! I really wanted to like flaxseed gel and I may attempt to try your recipe as the last try but I don't think it will work for me but I know that it still works for some others! If you would please leave your recipe with measurements I would love to give it a try! :)

[@TheAmazingXman]

@@IydaChristopher 1/3 cup of Flaxseeds 2 1/2 cup of water (you can use herbal tea if you want like chamomile, calendua or hibiscus) That is the flaxseed base I let it simmer and boil until I see a nice trail of musilage and then let it sit for 40 minutes then strain through nylons. 3-4 Tables spoons of marshmallow root 3-4 Table spoons of Slippery elm bark 2 1/2 cups of water The same method applies here when boiling and straining. (Wait about 15 minutes before straining) Making sure you constantly stir so prevent clumping. 1/4 cup of Aloe Vera Juice 1 Tablespoon of Honey (can use agave) 1 Tablespoon of glycerin 3-4 Tablespoons of Grapeseed, Avocado, Olive, and Almond oils 5 drops of Argan and Baobab oils Once I have both the flaxseed base and the slippery elm/marshmallow root base set strained. I will add the oils and Aloe and humecants to the slippery elm base. Stiring well until it's incorporated. Then I will add that base to the flaxseed gel and incorporate this makes a good amount. So I store what I want to use in a large applicator bottle and the rest in a jar and Freeze it. You can adjust this recipe how you see fit! I like my gel on the thicker side because I want a strong hold and some slight elongation to my curls. Feel free to use whatever oils you like or change up the measurements you see fit! I hope this helps!!! Thank you for the great content!!💜🌟💯👑🙏

[@IydaChristopher]

Wow thanks so much for sharing!I can't wait to try it! :)

[@tiaramangum741]

Makes sense about ACV I use it to clarify and it made my hair so dry and brittle after shampooing, deep conditioning, & moisturizing. Definitely not doing that anymore

[@williamsj4852]

Great video. I know with low porosity hair we deep condition with heat. In between washes is it fair to say we can spray or moisturize our hair with warm or likewarm water to reactivate the product in our hair? Preferably distilled water. please share 🤗🌻

[@IydaChristopher]

Thank you beautiful! Oh yes, I always moisturize my hair between washes with warm water to reactivate the hair products for my wash n go!

[@IydaChristopher]

Distilled water is great but regular water is good too if you don't have hard water. If your using hard water, you can use a filter or you will have to remove the mineral deposit buildup with clay washes or a chelating shampoo!

[@williamsj4852]

@@IydaChristopher Not to to hot just likewarm water. Is yours from the faucet warm water. Sorry.

[@IydaChristopher]

I use slighter hotter than lukewarm water from the faucet! :) No need to apologize!

[@williamsj4852]

@@IydaChristopher ☺❤

[@TheVideoGamHer]

I have low porosity hair and I use Blue Magic hair grease as a sealant and it always works. My hair thrives because of it. My hair definitely hates aloe vera though. I learned this the hard way lol.

[@laluna5548]

Bingo! I was sooo confused-why why did flaxseed gel and coconut not work for me? Thank you :D

[@cbmk788]

Yes. I did a test. Last week, on day 2 hair, I applied sesame oil at night (lightly on scalp and hair) and slept- my hair felt so soft the next morning. Then yesterday, I applied coconut oil on my day 2 hair, and it was dry and gross the next morning. So, coconut oil DOES not work for my low porosity hair.

[@Althomp81btg]

I used the Camille rose conditioning custard it smells like fruity pebbles and it’s silicone free

[@jwastken8814]

Great info with a lot of science to back it all up. You should make your own line of products. I'd definitely buy it all.

[@RebekkaHay]

Hi Iyda, what do you think about glycerin for low-po hair? My hair feels thicker and stronger, but in an unnatural way, as if it is inflated. Oh, and my hair hates rice water but loves loves loves a good mayonnaise treatment once a month. I smell like a sandwich for a while but the bounce and shine is so worth it. Thank you so much for all your videos and all the work you put in. Happy Holidays! 🙋💕😘

[@IydaChristopher]

I love glycerin so much!!!! Happy holidays to you too! Thank you!

[@saknakhayali7054]

What ingredients you recommand in a video please?

[@sOupira]

Thanks a lot for this video ! I've been going crazy for the past two years. Everytime I was making progress understanding my hair, I had breakage. Now hearing the list, I understand more why it has happened that much ! However now I struggle a lot to find a protein heavy oils aloe vera free conditioner. Also I wear my hair curly so it's an even bigger struggle haha ! I think my hair dislikes the horsetail ingredient, have you heard about it ? It's in gels, shampoos, conditioners, etc. It helps strengthening the hair and I've been trying to avoid it also.

[@tashagotit7747]

Do you know what the exact name is?

[@marianb2530]

Thank you for this video. Have you ever tried using aloe vera in the leaf form directly on your scalp like a pre poo? I've used it as a detangler and it worked great. Probably because I had oils mixed in it.

[@iwillbiiteyu]

The top half of my head of hair is low porosity. I found this conditioner that I've been loving all though it does have coconut oil and hydrolyzed soy protein (these are almost at the end of the ingredient list) it's Orlando Pita's Argan Gloss Conditioning Treatment. Its a wash out conditioner to use along with their shampoo so I'm not sure why they call it a treatment but I've been enjoying it.

[@pheneishawinford8489]

I use henna to strengthen my hair! Natty naturals makes amazing products for us low po girls! V05 makes great silicone free rinse out conditioners. I typically use African black soap to really cleanse my hair. Curly proverbz here on KZbin is low po and her page is amazing!

[@IydaChristopher]

Thanks for sharing! I just subscribed to her channel! :)

[@dyanasbdoriginalchannel1492]

I hope I don't sound ignorant. When I wear a donut bun, I am afraid of my hair will mold been it seems like the nape put never dries when I leave it in the style. I have to take my donut bun down to let it fully dry.

[@IydaChristopher]

I actually went through the same thing! I stopped putting my hair in a bun when it is really wet because I noticed that sometimes my hair would start to smell weird because it took so long to dry in the inside! It sucks because its hard for me to but my hair is a sleek tight bun without wetting my hair first but I just let it dry as much as possible and spray the outside of my bun more to help squeeze my hair in a bun and just lightly wet the hair on the inside to prevent mold!

[@wandadavis71]

Same here 🙋🏽‍♀️

[@cmw1336]

So hydrolyzed wheat protein is both a protein and a silicone?? I've always been confused by that. Also, I've read that coco betaine is one of the only non-sulfate ingredients that can remove non-water soluble silicones from the hair. And a good thing too since I sometimes have to use detanglers with non-water soluble silicones in order to detangle my transitioning hair.

[@IydaChristopher]

Hydrolyzed wheat protein is a protein, not a silicone. Coco Betaine may possibly remove non water soluble silicones, especially when another detergent is mixed in with it, however, it depends on how much of the silicone is on the product and also depends on how much silicone buildup you have on your hair. For instance, my fave shampoo is the Mane Choice Hydrating shampoo and the only cleansing agent in there is Coco Betaine and it does remove silicones to a certain extent until I have clarify after using silicones for a while and I don't really incorporate silicones too often. When I used to use silicones more often, I had to clarify my hair more often even though the Coco Betaine did a decent job but the mild cleanser can only remove so much so often. This is just my experience, however, it may be different for others! Hope this helps! :) I def agree with you that a lot of great detanglers have non water silicones.

[@nessaalixanderia]

My hair loves apple cider vinegar and hates aloe Vera juice... I tried so hard w/ the aloe Vera, I gave my hair a week to like it and like, noticeable pieces of hair came out and that’s the only thing I can think of as the culprit 😭 thank God I have thick hair or I would be in trouble

[@robbinpickron3288]

While doing a protein deep conditioner is it true to avoid shampoos with protein to prevent protein overload?

[@samuelchidera1553]

Yes

[@hazalgungor1163]

İ used flexseed and did not work on me too..

[@tinamcclain4525]

My low porosity hair loves aloe vera juice.

[@IydaChristopher]

Tina Mcclain my hair only likes it when mixed with water or other ingredients. Do you use it alone?

[@diomelita]

Great video with great information💜

[@misspam6044]

I found that my hair love, love glycerin, I have moisture for days, but hates aloe Vera gel it makes my hair so dry. I have found that after years of using so many different products the only thing that really keeps my hair moisturizer for a long time is Worlds of Curls curls activator with a gel. I just start using wetline extreme gel is its ok on my hair. Can you speak about using curl activator or recommend something similar to curl activator that has glycerin. Thank you so much for these videos they’re very educational

[@sparklermp70]

Are you still able to use wet line extreme gel? Even though it has aloe Vera in it.

[@IydaChristopher]

Yes I am because I can use aloe vera when it's mixed in with other ingredients in a small amount!

[@AsaiaPalacios]

Super informative. Gracias, Lyda.

[@IydaChristopher]

Thank you! So happy that my video was helpful! :)

[@eunicedavis6250]

What about chia seed gel for low porosity hair?

[@tashagotit7747]

Is Honey ok for low porosity?

[@jasminep.9860]

Yes! It's a humectant, and low porosity hair loves humectants!

[@melanieparedes5453]

Yes rocking that hairstyle 💔😍😍

[@IydaChristopher]

Mel assnett thank you 🤗

[@BeaunaturelleFeb11]

I'm SO glad that i'm not the only one who experiences stiff dry hair with FSGel Iyda. Like you i really wanted it to work because of its naturalness bet unfortunatedly my hair has repeatedly said NO!! 😕 I guess i can't argue with that.....

[@kayayy]

Excellent video thank you!! Subscribed x

[@danielluddin]

What do u mean by bigger or smaller size protein?

[@jessicagalyon5840]

Omg!! Can’t get the protein overload from a treatment gone & my conditioners are mostly coconut oil & Shea butter My hair doesn’t react the same as w protein. I notice it makes it just frizzy & a weird greasy yet dry

[@mariamatos202]

The Shea moisture hair milk has sodium lauroyl hydrolized silk in it. I love the hold it provides since my hair is thin and in between 3b and 3c but I’m not sure if it’s actually good for my hair. Is this ok

[@crystalv7945]

What leave in ..hair milk..creams would you recommend for a child with 4c low porosity hair thats is very coarse

[@crystalv7945]

Hello

[@Vmtea]

I love all your videos! So informative

[@goodvibe9938]

love you iyda so much !!! your videos are amazing i just watched this one and use a shampoo to remove silicons the hair become awesome .. i've noticed the difference the hair finally is breathing hhh

[@IydaChristopher]

Awe thank you! I love you too! So happy to hear that your hair is doing well! :)

[@theafghangirl..3905]

Some ppl say for low porosity hair , use henna and moisture!

[@tisha242]

My hair loves aloe vera and apple cider vinegar

[@IydaChristopher]

Do you mix it with other ingredients or use it on its own?

[@tisha242]

@@IydaChristopher its always mixed i tried aloe gel once and dried my hair and have mixed water acv for itch scalp and works really well but also lightens my hair.

[@MiJeyra]

Thank you. This was super helpful 🤗

[@oliviaeneje904]

Does your hair like aussie products? Xx

[@MyeshaB]

What lipgloss are you wearing ? Also I like this hair on you✨

[@IydaChristopher]

Myesha thank you!!!! I’m wearing twig lipstick from Mac and a clear lipgloss over top from nyx!!

[@MyeshaB]

Iyda Michael thank you going to Mac soon lol

[@tamarisom46]

Can i use Cantu hair products?

[@tracyhowell2781]

Great information

[@theninjacat7200]

So what do you do if you've got 'mixed textured hair'. I can use shampoos with sulfates in them. When I use sulfate free shampoos, my hair is shiny and bouncy for a day or two...then it turns into a frizzy afro!

[@IydaChristopher]

I am not sure what you mean by "mixed textured hair". Do you know your hair type?

[@ZikzakHD]

Jessiecurl deep treatment for example is too thick for my hair makes it greasy at the roots anyone had the same issue ?

[@fe6523]

Question? Can you have low porosity hair but not protein sensitive hair?? If that is the case how can you have low porosity hair but not protein sensitive??

[@IydaChristopher]

Yes, if you have fine textured hair, you may not be protein sensitive hair because your hair strands are thin and need the protein to strengthen it.

[@arabesquejacob8176]

Please forgive me 🙈I've been calling you "Lyda " for the longest time, even though you say your name every time. Apologies! 🙏 Ok, question: I've noticed that my low porosity fine strand hair doesn't like leave ins under gels. I try to use thin leave ins like Kinky Curly knot today, but I get flakes. So, I try to use good gels with natural ingredients that will also moisturize my hair. What do you think? 😩

[@IydaChristopher]

Thats ok lol I get Lyda all the time lol. What kind of gels are you using? You shouldn't be experiencing flakes (product buildup) if your pairing it with a light leave in. Are you properly cleansing your hair to get rid of product buildup? Do your other products contain non water silicones.

[@dominique4432]

I've heard another KZbinr say that the Kinky Curly line just does not play well with other products not in its line

[@Resi-ro7qv]

I decided to dye my hair whit henna, now I m sad...

[@prettybig157]

Love your tan!

[@IydaChristopher]

Pretty Big thank you! 😘 I’ve been trying to be in the sun as much as possible this summer 💃🏽

[@queue30]

Nice tan, and we missed you!

[@IydaChristopher]

Thank you! I missed you guys more!!!!!! :)

[@gksrblue21]

Yay Iyda's back!!🤗

[@IydaChristopher]

Im so happy to be back, thank you!!!!

[@bonitamimi8182]

Would any of these be consider as protien overload or dangerous for low porosity hair Ingredients : Water (Aqua, Eau), Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil, Propylene Glycol, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Persia Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Equisetum Hiemale (Horsetail) Extract, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Steareth-2, Steareth-20, Polyquaternium-37, Propylene Glycol Dicaprylate/Dicaprate, Ppg-1 Trideceth-6, Phenyl Trimethicone, Laneth-15, Lanolin Oil, Dimethicone, DMDM Hydantoin, TBHQ, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, CI 19140 (FD&C Yellow #5), Parfum (Fragrance).

[@GegeP1804]

I see no protein in there so you should be good.

[@GegeP1804]

There are sillicones in there.

[@YourMajesty143]

Soybean is high in protein. Coconut oil tends to bind to protein. Shea butter is extremely heavy and might cause buildup, along with the coconut oil. The other oils are perfectly fine. But there are at least 2 silicones. I'm seeing Phenyl Trimethicone and Dimethicone, which are both non-water soluble and may require clarifying or deep cleansing shampoos. I believe Dimethicone is the strongest and largest in molecule of them all, it tends to sit on the hair shaft and may take up to 5 washes to be completely rid of it. If you're using this product as an occlusive or a sealant (AFTER putting moisture into your hair), then that's probably the best way to get use out of it. You can also dilute it with water, if you feel it's too heavy. Otherwise, I'd use it sparingly or not at all.

[@shan1368]

Notification gang gang💁🙌💃🤗👌😘

[@IydaChristopher]

Love you! :)

[@ErikaBardere]

whoops I've been using coconut oil & apple cider vinegar

[@IydaChristopher]

They work okay for me when mixed with other ingredients but not on their own! But that may just be my experience and it may work for you!

[@ErikaBardere]

@@IydaChristopher I only used the apple cider once as a rinse. I made an egg mask & it helped break through the egg. Coconut was the first thing i used when i went natural with products, so i noticed mostly the difference of using better things in general I think Argan has been the most special

[@rahwatekeste9393]

Thank you so much sis

[@abebanigatu9838]

Are you habesha?

[@shereehi5539]

Omg hair can last in moisture for more than a day????🤣

[@BeingManal]

Thank u so much✨💕

[@beth95104]

Thanks

[@autobotdiva9268]

Are you a dermatologist because most all prescribe ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL of some kind #weird

[@MrGemini17]

You are so pretty 💕

[@ANTPHRESSH89]

My CRUSH 😌🙏🏿🌹🌹🌹🌹💖💖💖💖✨✨✨☀☀✨☀✨😍😍😍😍

[@goodkarma23]

💚💕

[@hsbsbshsbsbshd4353]

Really great video but my hair just LOVE ALOE VERA and I’m totally low porosité so u need to say at the end of ur video ur depending of the haire of the people cause like u talk is the only truth of all type of porosity hair and some people just can past away

[@danandam7100]

She does mention several times to try things to see how it works in your hair and that she's only sharing her own experience.

[@danielluddin]

She sounds very unknowledgeable. My daughter has low porosity low density and aloe vera has been everything for her. That is the best for low porosity bcus its completely natural and replaces proteins for ppl with LP