MID LENGTH REGIMEN - How to reach BRA STRAP length

[@nichelleloh6659]

Consistency & embracing my hair w out a the use of wigs, weaves, braids is Def key to healthy hair growth for sure! I'm out of two stage and my hair is thriving like I've never seen b4! I'm blown away w my results! My hair has become more manageable than ever! I brush my hair like 3 times a day(cuz it feels that good) and my hair feels like I have a relaxer and I don't! I'm in love w my hair these days and not bcuz it's longer but bcuz it's so easy to deal with! I am never going back to any chemicals again, thank u Yeshuah the Christ!

[@nichelleloh6659]

@@LunaLaLove33 honestly, I don't even buy anything special or name brand! I wash and condition w V05 and seal my moisture w a diy hairfood oil. I've incorporated brushing my hair/scalp since it was very short. I keep my ends trim, moisturize and very happy. That's why my hair glides the brush down the hair shaft! My edges r back w vengeance! Which is another reason I left them braids alone for real. U just have to stay on top of moisture & protein & trim when needed. This will make ur life easier w no fairy knots. I also love washing my scalp daily or every 3 days to every week. Enjoy ur hair journey, get to know ur hair. I'm telling u, u will be absolutely amazed!🥰

[@madame4883]

Can anyone please tell me where the TWA video is please? It just disappeared.

[@craigfryer7167]

Love that you thanked Christ

[@giftedintrovert]

I've learn to not put wigs on and just rock my natural, now i hate that I'm not all the way comfortable but im getting there

[@wlroggj]

God bless you, this comment is a blesssing!!!

[@patriciaharris6422]

"If you want your hair to thrive, you have to embrace it".... and honestly this is the part that checked me. My hair grows beautifully but I always get tripped up by trying to hide the not-so-cute (imo- for me) part of the process. I revert to old habits by craving slick backs, laid edges and always end up w/heat damage. Not any more! I'm embracing my process so I can enjoy the fruit of my labor later. Thank u for this... another golden video "as always" 🤍

[@GreenBeauty]

Excellent!!! Once you fully embrace your hair … it will pay you back in a big way 💚

[@KarlaBedminister]

My hair is just stagnant and low porosity. My sebum production is at three weeks and I don't even know my curl pattern, maybe 4a with Z pattern. I don't know if I should use the L. O. method or L. C. or L. C. O./L . O. C. on the same day or during the week. That's my frustrations and how often to really wash especially if it's oiled. I feel like I'm throwing away my expensive oil and that my hair isn't getting the full benefits of it by washing it weekly. Everyone in my area pride themselves on tightly braiding one's hair. You can hardly get a loose style that's just for stretching the hair. I guess I have to reiterate that to each of them every time and give them the styles as opposed to letting them choose. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@naturalhairkhronicles5790]

Thank you for being transparent. I can definitely relate to the part about going back to old habits. I gave birth to my fourth son in February. My schedule was very busy and I didn't know what I would do with my hair. Crochet styles where normally a go to. Since my hair is around bra strap to mid back the thought of briading turned me off. So decided to do some twist and im in love. Embracing my hair was a bug lesson over the summer bc I was determined to not wear wigs to cover up my hair. I hope more queens start to love their hair. Don't try to conform to the European standards of beauty. Black beauty can't be contained and it comes in so many varieties

[@jackikelly3495]

There is a lot of talk among naturals about the benefits of rosemary. Can you do a video and tell us how to use this herb and why it works?

[@HavInspires]

Weekly washes has really been the game changer for me. I keep it simple & consistent.

[@keelhe893]

This info is helpful but I wish I could find someone with fine hair strands who achieved these goals who is not multi-ethnic. Protective styles without weave are nice when you have thick hair strands but fine hair it always looks sparse with flat twists etc and when you’re multi-ethnic their hair grows different and requires a different regimen and it’s so tough getting past bra length with thin hair that breaks for anything

[@alamatablessing8651]

My strands are fine and yes it can look sparse in twists. What I've done is embrace herbs in almost every step of my routine. I do hair masks on every washday. I use herbal rinse and I also consume herbs like moringa. These has helped my hair. When it comes to styling, try not to make it tiny. Keep it as big as possible, I'm talking 5 - 8 chunky twists and it won't look sparse at all. You can also do African threading.

[@iyejahmontique]

Try not to do hairstyles close to the scalp or that expose the scalp, like small cornrows and mini twists. The larger the hairstyle, the better.

[@traytyler2138]

Hi. My hair is thin and very fragile as well. The struggle is real,I know. But here is what has helped my hair increase density & become stronger: onion juice, hot oil treatments & deep conditioners. Shea moisture deep conditioner Manuka & honey is the truth! Onion juice fills in those blank spots in the hair. Less manipulation is key too! I do my hair as less as possible, but baby my ends a lot with light oil. Now this last one is a no no in the natural hair community, but changed the game for me: use grease . Not a lot but some to seal in your moisture for a longer period of time. Think of it as a barrier to hold everything in. This has really helped my hair retain moisture which is retaining my length! My hair journey is giving me life right now since I’ve added grease as my last step to seal. Thank me later.😃❤

[@Luckimee]

Yep I have fine dense 4c/4b hair it's growing but I get the single strand knots

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

Third eye angel is a fine hair natural

[@Evangelist.Elizabeth]

Everything she said is very true ! I am on my mid length and it still continues to grow longer and longer. I don’t do braids and weaves anymore but I just do low manipulation which my hair likes .

[@naturalhairkhronicles5790]

yesssss me too. I been rocking my mini twist and I've been retaining length

[@luxuryap4337]

On weekly wash day do you keep the mini twist in ?

[@naturalhairkhronicles5790]

@@luxuryap4337 yes I keep my twist right in . I just redid them last week it took a few days. My hair grew about 1inch to an inch and a half

[@madame4883]

Can anyone please tell me where the TWA video is please? It just disappeared.

[@naturalhairkhronicles5790]

@@madame4883 kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5KyhH6Be857gcU here's the link

[@CandymofoRockets]

I can respect the ladies who do this much to grow out their hair. I was like this but tbh I feel like it’s so much work and you never get to have a fun free time with your hair.

[@Gigimarie365]

I love being natural….however I switched to straight natural (no relaxer of course!) after 10 years…because these hairstyles don’t really allow the enjoyment of the lengths being achieved…. because it’s always tucked away in a twist or braids or protective styles. I felt like, for me, always wearing it in braids or twist to retain length didn’t make me that happy. I really enjoy wearing it out and stretched. Weather a blown out twist out or straightening it. Now, While being a responsible and careful straight natural. It allows more room to enjoy length and styles. I learned stretch styles, like you’ve mentioned. As well as consistent moisture regimens allow hair to really thrive…even to waist length and beyond. I’m not sure if this will resonate with you but hopefully more natural pages explore the concept of stretch styles that we can wear out and healthy ways to maintain it so people can be less apt to getting perms, as we’ve recently seen.

[@sagittariusbeauty]

Do you use heat a lot or do you stretch your hair with rubber bands and stuff?

[@Gigimarie365]

@@sagittariusbeauty hey! I use heat once a month by straightening it. I did a ton of research on straight naturals and found some on Tik Tok and KZbin who had achieved my goal length which was waist length. I copied some of their regimines and tweeked some to fit my goal of little to no heat damage. I discovered they use salon quality products to *clarify* their hair during wash days to get all the build up off of their hair/scalp. Also…deep conditioner and trimming *all split ends* was found in ALL of their regimens. Each one with waist length spoke on those 3 things. Clarifying minimum once a month, deep conditioning, trimming (and a good heat protectant of course). During summer months I do more blow dried twist outs…I retain length in stretched style. My wash and gos (which was my go to) kept my hair the same length for 5+ years

[@Gigimarie365]

@@sagittariusbeauty also When I wore my hair curly, I did stretch it with hair ties in 4 sections. It did give me good results in styling

[@sagittariusbeauty]

@@Gigimarie365 Thanks for replying and your help!

[@kierrajohnson9244]

@@Gigimarie365 hello thank you for your input what youtubers/tiktokers did you look at?

[@greene_te]

I’ve cut off about 2 inches, but retained 4 inches of length after a full year of a consistent regimen. Plus scalp massages have added to a lot more hair density. And this was partly because of your videos and tips. This next year I want to get even better and retain 6 inches or more. Thank you Green Beauty for all your hard work and all you do. You’re giving us the tools for our hair to thrive and to change the narrative that our hair doesn’t grow. It most definitely does. And you’re proof of that. ❤👏🏾🤩

[@roxaaye7402]

This video couldn’t be anymore correct, my hair had been at a back length plateau, until I started trimming and taking care of my ends. I’m starting to feel the difference in managing my hair more than ever!

[@chiquitafederico296]

I feel that adding stretching to my routine has made a world of difference.. I stretch my wash and go sets.. And have been able to prevent fairy knots and splits.. Of all the changes I'd made, that one small tweak to my routine I feel really has gotten me over the growth hump..

[@consciouscrypto3090]

I'd like to add an option to your stretched style list. I've been using a Revair to stretch my hair after washing, and it has been a game changer. I never use it to get my hair completely dry. I don't want to dry out the ends. It's very low heat even at the 'high' setting, and I use a leave in conditioner and heat protectant for good measure. I've not been getting any damage from the heat, and don't have to use any real tension for stretching. I only use 50% tension for what the machine does, very gentle. I can then twist, braid, or curl my hair without tangled ends or knots and wash day also allows me to keep my hair stretched. The only time I get knots is if I skip the revair and do a twist out or braids on wet hair, or if I curl after the revair and leave it loose for several days, just putting a bonnet on overnight without putting the foam curlers back in. So long as I don't do either of those things, I have very easy detangling before washing and no knots. I try to make it a rare treat to curl my hair and wear it lose, with its length really showing. Mostly I just try to keep it tidy and well groomed looking, and healthy, clean and moisturized.

[@iambelinda]

I am entering this stage and i realized my hair wanted to stop retaining length.this is very helpful, thank you

[@GreenBeauty]

Yes things starts getting “real” at this stage. As long as you keep taking care of your hair, trust, length is being retained. Even if it’s not as noticeable anymore.

[@iambelinda]

@@GreenBeauty thank you so much

[@fefemyluv]

My hair grows best in two-strand mini twists!! Like sooo fast!!!!

[@GreenBeauty]

Yes, mini twist are the truth 🙌🏾

[@1GoldenBreeze]

Although it isn't the norm, and seems difficult for many naturals to do, I've grown my hair to almost tailbone length (about 1in to go} doing wash & go styling about 95% of the time. I shampoo. condition, restyle every 4-5 days, and trim about 3 times a year.

[@olidoce2348]

Whats Ur curl pattern, porosity and density?

[@dlilwon]

Am actually growing my hair out with wash and gos too, now that i finally got the hang of it.

[@1GoldenBreeze]

@@olidoce2348 I think it is 4a/b, not sure of my porosity but probably normal, density is medium-high. To be honest I never thought about any of that before hearing it in the natural hair community.

[@1GoldenBreeze]

@@dlilwon Great! Happy hair growing.

[@nethaniapierre8149]

I'm glad that worked for you (lucky). I tried it and the tangles I get from wash n goes on my 4c hair is enough for me to say hell to the damn nah🤣🤣🤣 detangling was a nightmare. So now I stretch my hair with mini braids/twist or I safely install/and takeout protective style with extensions

[@joannewells]

Great video. It's a confirmation for me. At the beginning of this year, I started to twist my hair instead of braids, in my usual four sections. I then put in my usual ponytail. The other thing I started to do was stretch my hair. This along with twisting instead of braiding has made a big difference. My hair is very curly at the end but when I stretch it out, my hair goes straight and it doesn't tangle like it used to. I think if I had done that from the beginning, I might be further along. But I thank God that I have any hair, since I've had to deal with sickness, but the Lord has and is healing me completely. Thank you Jesus. Thank you, I will continue to do this and look forward to the next video.

[@delishabanton8394]

Rubs hands together and smiles with joy in her heart. I’ve been waiting for this one🎉

[@Offlineee_]

This Channel is a whole production all these 3d visuals must be a LOT of work Thank you for such great tips for healthy hair coupled with science Your hard work doesn’t go unnoticed 😊🙌🏽

[@GreenBeauty]

Aww thank you 💚💚

[@mokahgirl5165]

Love this series. I keep getting stuck at collarbone. It has grown past it but was lopsided. The left side was always shorter. Trying it one last time. This series is encouraging! 👍🏼🤗

[@awilliams7796]

Make sure you’re keeping your hair up at all times because collarbone length is particularly dangerous for the hair as it’s always rubbing against your clothes fibres, if you don’t like updos, wear silk (or satin) scarves instead so you can wear your hair down

[@teemoonlight2798]

@mokahgirl massage the left side more to stimulate the scalp to promote balanced growth and also pay attention to the left side of ur hair to detect any inconsistencies w maintenance. Cheers to healthy hair!!

[@Polonnemami]

I’ve watched your videos for years since I was a freshman in Highschool you taught me so much thank you❤️

[@amarachiobiene6086]

I'm so happy, my hair has grown to 8 inches. I have put down everything I could think on that aided this growth

[@roseq536]

Her videos are all I need to watch. All others are nice too, but the details and explanations are the gem here.

[@xoliswabundwini2106]

Hi GB if it wasn't for your advices, knowledge and videos I'm telling you my hair wouldn't have reached this length. Maaaan you're APPRECIATED 😘😘

[@KarlaBedminister]

What's your length?

[@xoliswabundwini2106]

@@KarlaBedminister Hi Karla my length is now bra strap. my hair use to give me the toughest time in the world, it could never grow this long yet I have a rather thick texture now with GB I got to learn how to retain length and maintain moisture in my hair. thank you asking, ❤

[@gcguerd6888]

I have to say, I really love your videos. They really make you wanna embrace and take care of your hair. Thank you for being so consistent with your channel, it is really helping us!

[@MsChicoro]

Great video. Simple, and the rate of speaking works for those of us who speak a language other than English.

[@CoilyCode]

You’re a jewel in this space girl!

[@AbianahAlmeida]

Consistently and simplicity true that!

[@melisawilliams4929]

Been waiting for this since the first one. Thank you so much Green Beauty 💚

[@deregudeta6187]

What ever you say is really genuine

[@milky8471]

I've been following your channel for a while and I'm oast armpit lenght now almost bra lenght thank you so much !

[@awesomeaj9454]

True, next stop Bra Strap I keep my hair stretched from the root and seal and tuck away my ends. I still keep up with diet, exercise and supplements and scalp massages 💆‍♀️ too

[@proscovianalukanga828]

For sure consistency is the point I gave up at certain point and I saw a difference thank you so much for always sharing.

[@reginaomoik1493]

Consistency and simplicity. 📝

[@yasminroberts9841]

I am at the mid lenght stage and I trust your advice ( look at your thick long healthy hair) so i am gonna get my ends trimmed by a professional then I am gonna do mini twist...

[@novatastic1111]

This is awesome glad I watched because I’m currently at mid length stage 😋 and my ends tends to get more dry more .. now I’ll be more mindful of my ends :) and give them more love

[@_ellasarpong_]

I have been waiting for this video since the TWA video dropped because I'm already past TWA and almost at mid back now but my hair has seen little length retention the past year. So happy 🥳 & thank you.

[@KarlaBedminister]

My hair was back length but I'm trying to go past shoulder. At least you're getting somewhere.

[@domw6682]

Thank you for this video! My hair is between arm pit and bra strap length. Currently trying to get it to get past this stage! Very helpful!!

[@susan8576]

This video is so important to me. For years I didn't know how to care for my hair and it was always in tight braids and styles because didn't embrace it. I started watching green beauty about 8 years ago, finally I've made it past my neck and approaching bra lenght. I also learnt to wash my hair in braids.Looking forward to very healthy and beautiful longer hair. Thanks alot

[@sablesilhouette7352]

Martin Voice: you go girl ❤

[@AliceOnuh]

Thanks so much for sharing even though my hair is relaxed I've learnt a lot from your videos

[@Ebizzill]

I feel like I've been in this stage for almost a half a decade

[@nininelson6108]

Thank you, big sis. I've been natural since 2016 and it's been a long process, starting with no knowledge, doing the wrong things, and experiencing setbacks alongside a few good times.😂 My hair is mid-back length but thin and short in some areas eg my edges. I've decided to be more intentional about my hair and health in general before the year runs out. I will be 25 in a few days and I want this new year in my life to be healthier, more productive, and filled with growth. With that being said, today, I did African threading with beads at the ends( I got the inspiration from the KZbinr@westafricanbaby). I also plan to finally try out your onion juice treatment starting in December moving forward( I hope my hair and scalp love it).🥺 Other things I want to do is wash my hair weekly, making sure my hair is moisturized, sealed, and stretched while in a protective style(two-strand twists and threading). Also, cultivate the habit of trimming my hair appropriately. I haven't found the right products for me to battle with dryness but I would figure that out before the year runs out. In the meantime, I will go back to your old videos and follow them religiously. I hope to come back with good tidings by this time next year. Thank you.❤️

[@KarlaBedminister]

I have some of your issues too. I've been natural all my life. Wishing you courage and knowledge on your journey. It's so good to see black women embracing their hair and not the "straight hair is good hair" thinking. I, too, by next year want to have successfully reached mid-back length again. Maybe you need to check up on your diet, water, sleep, stress level, exercise and use coconut oil or castor oil, maybe even avocado oil for dryness. Grease, too, maybe? Aloe vera diy gel or oil? 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@nininelson6108]

@@KarlaBedminister Hi, Karla, thank you. I do have to check up on my diet, water intake, stress level, and sleep routine and make a few changes, not just for my hair but for my overall health. I don't know about coconut oil, though. The last time I used it, my hair felt very dry. This was back in 2019. Same thing with shea butter. I stopped using both after that but yesterday after washing my hair, I decided to apply shea butter while my hair was still wet and it took it just fine. It didn't feel dry this morning. I plan to try it again but next time with a good leave-in or hair spritz. Aloe Vera is something I would add to my routine along with a simple Ayurvedic oil mix. Well, I believe we can achieve a healthy crown of hair. Thanks for the tips and I wish you well in your journey too, take care.

[@KarlaBedminister]

@@nininelson6108 Oh, yes. Thank you. My mother used to allow my hair to dry before adding grease and it swallowed everything but it would shine when we used shampoo and conditioner with coconut oil. It would be dry and looked thirsty but after a while her wisdom grew and she left it moist and it took shine the same day a few hours after washing. It would have shrunk badly and wet inside but extremely crusty outside. I'm trying to understand it more and more and as someone said we should study our hair to see if it needs washing instead of just washing weekly routinely when sometimes it may not need washing to cleanse. I don't use a lot of product on my hair and when I do they're mostly natural so someone said to just keep the scalp free or unblocked. I don't know how water only to the roots will help growth like Green Beauty said in another video. She said water as moisturizer in ends, cream the middle and herbal treat oil for ends. I'm wondering if all should be done the same day and reapply as needed bc there are penetrating oils and coating oils so idk in what order to put the oils. I guess no oil except for mask or pre-poo and then wash off...

[@nininelson6108]

@@KarlaBedminister Hi, I'm sure you're going to figure it out. I've never used grease and I'm not sure I would use it but I would say follow greenbeauty’s teachings and pick out what works for you. First, it's for us to understand and know our hair porosity, type, and texture and move ahead. You can switch a few things up when you begin to try things out. I believe this is where one of my problems with dryness comes from but I'm determined to find a solution. I do know my hair liked the Ayurvedic hair oil I made a few years ago so I will go back to it once I find a good moisture base. The oil contained olive oil as my carrier oil, castor, amla, fenugreek, and Brahmi. I intend to make it again but with a twist using grapeseed, castor, avocado, amla, fenugreek seeds, Brahmi, and bhringjai with drops of any essential oil that works for me. I would use this also to make hair butter when I finally know which butter would work for me. We’d figure it out, don't worry❤️

[@temmyjane]

I really appreciate you for this informative video. My hair is now 4 inches and my goal is to grow it longer to bra strap or more

[@boxroy]

Great video I know these videos are geared towards women and young girls, however as man I wish there was the odd man or young boy popping up now and again with hairstyles as it rare to see! This was very help as this video helped reassured I am doing right with my hair this stage, also any future daughters I have I can help care for their hair as well as my own.

[@quartzzhuit]

This will work for fine to medium strands. I have coarse low porosity hair and 2 pigtails braids work for me.

[@ZahSoZen]

Mama i made it! 🎉 I followed all your tips from the TWA video and now i'm here! Gonna put my hair in twists later with my bf and waist length here i come!😆😆😆😆 Thank you for passing down knowledge sis, you are an earth angle ❤

[@YALMM]

Absolutely brilliant breakdown of how to care for my hair, loving the ‘simplicity’🙏🏾💞😏

[@joanocalagan6825]

I would love if out there where a relaxed hair chanel with your vision

[@princess_lookbook]

Was olanning on getting braids, but after this, decided to leave them in mini-twists to the middle of next year!!

[@erikab5848]

You look great.

[@GreenBeauty]

Thank you 💚

[@roselindthomas1]

The moment I’ve been waiting on…. For this video to post. Thank you for your videos and hair products. I use them all.

[@SheIsFearfullyWonderfullyMade]

I never had a twa, I transitioned and need help! My main problem is consistency and money because I don’t know how to do hair at all and have to go to the salon for the simplest style. Like nothing except for wash/conditioner and a bun or 2 buns. That’s it🤦🏽‍♀️ Earlier this year, I cut my hair to my shoulders and now it’s about 2 inches shorter than bra strap length.

[@KnL9713]

I cut my hair a few months ago and I've been taking care of my scalp a lot. Thank you for the advices.

[@susanalum1357]

Wow i am glad I've been able to do all these that you said without even someone telling me. I wash my hair weekly, moisturized two times a week since i have extreme dry 4c hair. Now i am at the midlength stage. I am going to follow your advices closely since i refer to them.

[@moveflowstudio]

thank you girl i need these videos in my life every time I get frustrated with my hair you pop up and get me back on the right track

[@neishachambers2719]

Could you do a video on how to do the hairstyles recommended in this video? Specifically mini twists?

[@hiyahiy]

These animations are 🔥🔥🔥

[@abcisme]

This series is a godsend

[@donnabaldwin9785]

Waaaah! I don't want to do any twists. Occasionally I will get braids. I just want to let my fro do it's thing.

[@uhleaseayah]

Loved this! Thank youuu. Definitely challenged myself recently to do weekly wash days and I have seen results already.

[@TaylorJerry]

So may gems here! Thank you for the continual reminders and inspiration!

[@shalayne9054]

I live in a climate, our winters get pretty cold here. Are mini twists and low buns good for colder climates? I've never went all winter with my hair out. I want so bad to not hide under wigs and crochet braids. Please give tips for colder winter wear for natural hair when you are able. I love your views and format! I just watched one of your old winter care videos..very good.

[@BluDrop5]

My friend, who also lives in a cold weather climate, does wigs and braids during the colder months and follows Green Beauty for the other nine.

[@Cooltink101]

Thank you so much for making this video.❤️

[@DollieGodbody]

Kapha Dosha got u glowing sis😍

[@neongreen123100]

Thank you so much for adding the frame with all the stretching style options. Although I’ve been able to grow my hair close to BSL, I never know what styles to do and usually resort to a top bun or flat twists! ❤

[@lethatobias7223]

In October I stretch my hair with a heartless blow out and Bantu knots I am now dusty my ends every three months and keeping them moisturized. I noticed more lengthy already.

[@ramahh979]

What is the real protein treatment you refer to? I seem to be stuck at collar bone length, but finding some new growth after adding Ayurveda and clay washes, thanks to your vids and Curly Proverbz. You are amazing and the geek in me enjoys your break downs ❤

[@mariyaaminu783]

Can you please elaborate on your regimen when you wash your hair with twists in? Do you apply conditioner with the twists in or did you twist it out first? How did you treat your hair after washing?

[@Ax.DaEdge]

😂😂😂😂😂 Sis!!! Your twa ain't our twa. That's BRA length for us mortals 😂😂😂

[@abigailasare4233]

😂 facts!

[@GetLoose-bx2qr]

Yikes

[@carmenolden5536]

Thank you for explaining the features of the ends! I thought I was doing something wrong 🤗🤗🤗

[@krissyk5298]

Thanks ❤❤❤😊

[@GreenBeauty]

💚

[@obsidyenneg4333]

Do you wash your hair while in mini twists? I could never do that as it’s a recipe for tangles for me.

[@paulacunningham7956]

Part 2 is here love it

[@a.h.2667]

I haven't experienced reduced density wearing wigs and weaves, but I only wear them during the winter months. Maybe year round wear would be a different story.

[@TheObedia]

Always on point thank u for being so informative!!

[@classefamille]

Hello, I really like your video 😍. Thanks a lot for your work. I would like to know which software do you use to make your video? 😮

[@154angel154]

I take my wog off each and every day and wash my hair regularly (1-2xs/wk). I finally have a consistent regimen that allows me to do allghat I need in the shower. I do an overall trim whenever I feel resistance when detangling (fingers or comb). I blowdry and use my olaplex products when doing an overall trim which is about every 4 months or so.

[@spencer1317]

Thank you again back to the TWA video ❤

[@yourjway]

Wonderful! My issue is when I put in mini twists my scalp is irritated by the weight/movement of the twists. My scalp seems to be very sensitive all the time, any suggestions are appreciated 💕

[@KarlaBedminister]

Are you sure it's the twist and not the tightness or product?

[@JJ-jc9sd]

@yourjway If it's not the tightness of the twist then try "she scent it" scalp detox or a sugar and olive oil scalp scrub. Curly Proverbz also released 3 stimulating scalp oils. The lemongrass version is for scalp issues like irritation or fungus.

[@freemindsloveforever]

Waist length, cant wait for the video👍🥰

[@toluwalopefalope5103]

I really don't know what phase I'm in.My front hair is reaching my upper lip,my back hair is so close to bra strap 😭😭.My nape area is a little bit below my collar bone.

[@debbie356]

You're definitely not in the twa stage. You should be on your way to bra strap length.

[@platinumbranch2056]

Thank you so much for another well done video! You're such a blessing.

[@myrawilliams-tg7om]

It's the weekly washes....yassss

[@susanalum1357]

Thanks so much green beauty.

[@JanielBee]

Can you do a video on post partum hair loss? Or how to care for your hair after baby.

[@aleialaw]

She has one about two videos back.

[@Preciousvibez]

This was excellent

[@ladyt3182]

How often do you use a protein oil in your conditioner? Every week? Do you have any suggestions for moisturizing colored hair?

[@mzvybz143]

What are your thoughts on crochet braids a a protective style?

[@GreenBeauty]

No my favorite b/c it’s harder to reach your scalp to cleanse it

[@saraht1367]

SUCH a great video with sound advice!

[@Raja-bz4yw]

I keep my hair in a twist out, buns, wash n gos or twists/french braids/crappy cornrows. Basically all very lazy styles for a lazy natural like me who works 4 days a week for 12hrs.

[@jeanellh1635]

Thank you for this video.

[@cfoster6804]

Great series! I'm curious to hear why you went from weekly washing all the way to once a month. Doesn't the scalp need to be cleansed regularly no matter the length?

[@KarlaBedminister]

I myself keep wondering about this wash routine. Everyone is saying something different. High porosity is how often, general once a month but if you use onion juice wash after, if you use hot oil treatment after a wash day leave overnight and co-wash it, Mercy Gono, another KZbinr, says wash weekly or fortnightly, I'm confused.

[@mokahgirl5165]

I think she was saying she washed her hair once a week in mini twist, re twisting different sections of her twists each week. Then once a month take all the twists out, wash and re twist her whole head OR put in the yarn braids. @4:39

[@samanthacarrington487]

It depends on your scalp .

[@Clauds71]

Thank you 💚

[@fromGhetto2Goddess]

Amazing info sooooooo thankful ❤

[@MilaJ22]

Hi, new to the channel, New sub! Ive got a question. Whenever i wash my hair, i blow dry it, because if it reamains wet too long i start to sneeze. Should i still twist it while wet, let it air dry, wrap it with towels and a bonnet? Not much people every discuss this.

[@GreenBeauty]

If wet hair makes you sneeze and that bother you, It’s okay to blowout your hair on wash days. Just make sure to keep the heat level low.

[@MilaJ22]

@@GreenBeauty Thanks

[@TriciaBims]

My hair thrived in dry Weather cause my regimen did well with the weather. Went from shoulder length to bra strap length but 😢 I didn’t trim cause I didn’t know what to trim. I used to trim all the time but when I got length I didn’t want to. I think I lost volume and length due to knots but my hair still looks thick. And it’s still long but not like it was months ago. But I’m trimming again and stopped using the brush I was using. Going back to my Felicia leatherwood brush and gonna stop using the brush blow dryer soo much.

[@nethaniapierre8149]

How did you learn to properly trim yourself because I haven't trimmed in a while because my old trusted stylist doesn't live in my area anymore lol. So while I'm trying to find a trusted stylist, I'm over trying to watch video on how to do trims myself (but I'm too scared to do it cuz I think I might screw up)🤣🤣

[@TriciaBims]

@@nethaniapierre8149 I trim the ends of my hair in the sections that knot the most. If the ends look transparent in a blow dried or stretched state, I trim it. I trim little by little, and not too much. If my hair tends to break more in an area of my hair I trim the longer hair that is mixing with damaged ends. I’m not a professional I just trim what seems not healthy. When I trim its little pieces of hair too, never too much or you’ll loose length. I just trimmed my hair last week so won’t be trimming for the next 4 months. I don’t like trimming my hair at all but learned my hair did well that way, not everyone needs to trim so much but I have to. And always section the hairs and lift it up to trim and not down, so they you get all the hairs of then ends in that section. I hope this helped.

[@saraomer8920]

Thank you, thank you, thank you 😊 😘

[@Classicbeauty857]

If I wash every week when do I scoop and spread?

[@moddeyokafor]

Thank you! 😊

[@miya481]

I can't wash my hair w/ twists or braids in. My hair will definitely knot-up, dry out and became tangled when I wash my hair while twisted. It helps me to blow-dry my hair to stretch it before I twist it.

[@debbie356]

Try to re-twist your hair when it's about 70-80% dry.

[@uwuiseeyouuwu2819]

Using a moisturizing spray on your hair so you don't have to wash it so much

[@miya481]

@@debbie356 Good idea🤩! Thanks

[@nicoleedwards9122]

When i do loose twist, i find the roots get really tangled tight and knotty quite quickly. Any advice on keeping twists in. Thank you 😊

[@greene_te]

@Nicole Edwards I wear loose twists often and have the same issue. I recently started doing a loose braid at the roots to help with this issue and then do a loose twist for the rest. It’s helped a lot to avoid so much tangling at the roots. Hope this helps. 😊

[@nicoleedwards9122]

@@greene_te thank you 😊

[@teamwhit2you519]

I usually braid the roots of my twists about an inch to inch and half down and this helps twist to stay longer and no knots