My 4C Natural Hair Is always DRY and I finally realized How To Fix It!

[@AdannaMadueke]

Omg y'all!! Just realized that I forgot to list all the products used in the description box as usual, Apologiessss. You can find most of them at your local beauty supply store. If not, I have included their various links below: 1. Tea tree shampoo (picked up from Winners) 2. Apple cider vinegar (grocery store) 3. Eden Body Works Jojoba & Monoi Deep conditioner: amzn.to/3r4yFhD 4. Heating cap: amzn.to/301G9G4 5. Kinky Curly Knot Today Leave-in conditioner: amzn.to/2ZXGObL 6. 100% pure Shea butter from Kinapparel: www.kinapparel.org/products/100-pure-shea-butter?ref=mgodgk_yj-ak 7. Creme of Nature Argan oil: amzn.to/3dXlStG (this is the oil I mixed into the shea butter) 8. Eden Bodyworks peppermint and tea tree oil: amzn.to/306MmjX *some of these links are affiliate which means I may receive a referral commission if you choose to purchase via them. However, this does not affect the cost of the items nor does it affect my opinions about the products. Hope this video was helpful overall and please keep sharing your tips too babes! They are so helpful to us! Thank y'all so much for your love and support ❤️

[@ivrisowens2019]

How long did you keep the Apple cider vinegar in and is it equal parts water and Apple cider vinegar?

[@glendamegginson3091]

Shea butter olive oilb

[@michelletbh2340]

Dont say Gods name in vain

[@jo.osas8327]

I dont have a fancy hand mixer, but i did buy a cheap blend i use for smoothie and other thing, few days ago I watched a video of someone using blender to mix her oils and butter, I tried it myself and it came out great and fluffy too. Melts easily in ur hands too. Thanks for the video 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@olaasagba]

So good. I will try some of these things out. My hair has been suffering

[@mosunshine9265]

Nigerian Accents have a special place in my heart 🇳🇬💚🤍💚

[@mikkionthebeat7005]

IKR 💗

[@Bianca.Nceeee]

They sound so adorable I be trying to fake it but end up embarrassing myself.

[@dearinsomniadontletthebedb9237]

Same here. My mom used to play Nigerian movies as we grew up, it always made me laugh😂😂🤗😁

[@ecomamaadmin3328]

Yes from the West Indies ,/ Caribbean.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

💚💚

[@fruitsarelife148]

Watching 4c girls hair routine is still the most satisfying thing in the world.💞💖🌸

[@tonimartin6954]

I’ll trade you lol

[@Muchloviess]

@@tonimartin6954 What?

[@tonimartin6954]

@@Muchloviess I have 4C hair. The routine may be fun to watch, but it’s hell to deal with. Daily maintenance is extremely tiresome. I was joking that I’d trade her for her hair texture, assuming it’s not 4C 😝

[@solostudio100]

Beautiful hair style but I hate all the steps starting from wash. I am a lazy head, so wash and go's for me and the odd spritz and moisturisation during the week.

[@Kim-ok5tn]

​@@tonimartin6954can we stop with this myth. My 4c hair is manageable and easy to maintain

[@adafeagrend7453]

If you use heavy oils and butters and don’t clarify often the oils and butters can buildup and repel water, which can make your hair dryer.

[@Girlbabe191]

They are not ready for this conversation. Shampoo and condition regularly. And honestly just stop with the heavy oils and butters they are not needed.

[@nethaniapierre8149]

Yeah I don't use butters. And oils are only for my my strands after I put a water based leave in, I don't put oil on my scalp. Once I do that my hair grew much better and it was less likely to get dirty fast

[@nethaniapierre8149]

And the oils I use is jojoba oil and olive oil mixed together

[@бронза.вафля.конус]

@@Girlbabe191 girl not everyone uses sulphate free shampoo. I use Shea butter and grease, one wash and it’s all out. Stop the cap Not everyone can use coconut and olive oil only. Butters and grease are great sealants

[@Girlbabe191]

@@бронза.вафля.конус if you like it I love it ❤️

[@mayavril1]

All I know from my afro 4c hair journey after going through the whole 26+ products, arms sore and plastic caps (never did that - too lazy) is keep it simple. I simply asked myself when I was just living my life before black american influence (protective hairstyle , wig/weave wearing) what was my life like. I wanted it to be simple. Just to roll out of bed and go like a normal person - no bonnets and all that. I went back to that. Just wash my hair and moisturise. Obviously with a bit of money what I wash my hair with changes and what I moitsturise with but trust if that stuff ran out I am not stressing. Afro hair is dry that's the nature . It's best friend is water. A few products can give them the same effect but otherwise I just embrace my hair and don't stress. Black people with carribean roots have different textures and type. African hair is not monolith. Find out what works for you. Of course you can make it as complicated as you like - that's allowed. Let's just be honest about the desirable characteristics we are chasing - other types of hair and not our own.

[@KIARALOVES]

💯 *love this comment I’m always going to look back at this comment for a self reminder ...honestly I don’t do all the extra steps either I wash and moisturize and embrace my hair the best way I can .water is our hairs bestfriend I do believe that . I only use 3 other kinds of products other then water and that’s a Aveeno which I been using that products for everything even as a body moisturizer ever since I was a little baby my grandmother would always use it on my sensitive skin...,Maui shampoo which is a shampoo with no oils and sulfates ,gluten free,no silicones ,no Parabens, no Ales, and is vegan ,pure coconut water and pure Aloe....honestly Maui is VERY good for us 4C low porosity girls, and Cantu for leave in conditioner no oils or minerals ...and whenever I’m not using those I use a water based conditioner all very natural products with no oils or chemicals that can dammage my hair ....sometimes it can get as simple as am just using a natural shampoo with no chemicals and just water after ...have a nice day everyone I hope everyone finds what works for there hair ultimately!!!(:* 🤍🤍🤍

[@fayelis]

Natural hair community sadly imploded on itself. Top view natural channels are frankly biracial women trying to make a quick buck. Another thing is this obsession with length and loose curls. Type 4 hair can never just "be" got to be highly defined in curls with massive length sad . Type 4 hair is just naturally dry and there is a huge avoidance by any means possible of that.

[@Suzy-Pie]

@@fayelis I agree 1000% about the biracial women. I'm glad someone said it.

[@thedarkpoetwhosmiled]

Awon biracial blackies, y'all be talking about detangling... Wo... 😫 E go con be like sey na me no dey do am well... As a fully bred Nigerian, the hair still stays the way it does😢. But y'all's texture makes it easy to blow-dry, straighten and silk press. Leave us full bred ones ooo😂

[@felixenow9387]

I’m a guy and I just found out my hair type, no wonder my hair feels like freaking sand🤦🏾‍♂️…. I js cut my hair😪

[@dak9382]

😭💀

[@LoveSoca]

Well I’m a woman with mid back hair that feels like hay. No judgment here

[@EsiriE]

I’m sorry but I’m crying 😂😂😂 bless you

[@DaisyEmenike]

This comment took me out 😭

[@EsiriE]

@@DaisyEmenike same 🤣

[@claritabbz]

Hey lol Shea Butter is my go to hair conditioner... I ran out a while back and my hair was as dry as the Sahara lol. Quick tip, boil some water and place your container in the hot water, add the shea butter to the container, this helps to melt the butter. You can then add your other oils easily. My mix usually contains peppermint oil, Tea tree oil, olive oil, Argan Oil, Castor oil. You can add coconut oil if you want lol. After everything has been incorporated, you can remove the container from the water bath. And just let it cool down and resolidify, you could mix it once or twice during this time. I usually do not measure anything but the shea butter should be around 70% to 75% of your mixture. I'll then go ahead and apply a generous amount to my hair and just braid it without any hair extension. My hair stays moisturized for up to 3 weeks no jokes. I have a liquid leave-in conditioner that I'll spray on the braided hair once a week.

[@preztjuswoman]

Shea Butter is LIFE!!! I saturate, heat cap and hair is soft for 2 weeks!

[@traceyniles8474]

I'm gonna definitely try that! Is the liquid leave in conditioner homemade as well?

[@claritabbz]

@@traceyniles8474 Hi Dear.. No it isn't..I just usually get Creme of Nature's Strength and Shine Leave-in Conditioner.

[@NgoziAtitiVlogs]

Thanks for sharing Adanna , Alberta is dry , Edmonton is not even smiling

[@inkaacrowe8429]

@@NgoziAtitiVlogs hahahahaha

[@vickiphillips7799]

I tried your routine and I am sooo pleased w the outcome. My hair is soft, manageable, shiny and has practically NO shrinkage! This is my new regiment from now on. Thanks so much for educating us bout humectants. I packed them ALL and gave them away😉👌🏾

[@moiraedwin-jones4655]

I just came across this upload and wow!!! I also have hair that just dries out like that. But here is what I learnt: 1) papaya leaf juice infused with a little bit of ACV and natural oils helps with volume 2) I always mix my leave in conditioners with my DIY oils to apply after spraying my papaya leaf juice 3) I follow with my specific lemongrass hair oil 4) I always tie my hair with nylon for at least 5minutes each time I moisturize my hair. Oh...I also moisturize everyday and my hair is going to be 2years old this April and it's almost mid back😂😂😂

[@stepheq7964]

So are saying you put conditioner in your hair every day and moisturising every day doesn't that clog your pores. Also pls what do you think about cantu

[@nhpnaturalhairproducts414]

You focus on HEALTH and not length alone + you're gorgeous. *ARE WE TWINS? LOL!* I'm inspired to create this natural hair content, Thank you queen! ❤️❤️❤️

[@robbiediles4242]

How good it is to focus on health as well great job Ms

[@ReinaJohnsontransformed]

Gorgeous finished style. I’m so sick of my hair going dry. I’m ready to perm, press, or shave it off. 😭😭😭 Thanks for the routine. Maybe I won’t quit.

[@Prayeveryday99.]

!!!! I’m Bout to work at the hospital I’m straightening it! Ugh get it done by good professional who show you techniques and ways to wash straight and cut forget all this

[@maggielongo7067]

Please don't quit natural hair

[@melinatedvessel6840]

I don't think everyone is chasing another hair texture, some just want moisturized healthy hair...Remember like you stated in the 1st ,we aren't a monolith...

[@kimreid1245]

Adanna😳😳😳, your hair! It's growing 💃💃💃, woiiii love it! It looks healthy too, whatever your doing keep it up

[@yaabenewaa-adjei2153]

Exactly what I said when I saw it lol😂

[@naya4607]

Careful with how much shea butter or oils (it melts to oil) one puts on their hair. It’s a sealant. Sealants create a barrier to lock in moisture... but also makes a difficult for new moisture to penetrate the shaft

[@Tahiha]

Lovely hair. I'm a month into my third natural hair journey and I'm so done with the mixing and concoctions. The more videos i watch the more anxiety i get. I'm about to get the design essentials shampoo and deep conditioner and call it a day. It worked for my relaxed hair years ago, maybe it'll still work for natural hair --hopefully. I'll add a couple natural oils to my deep conditioner and keep a strict weekly wash and DC routine and moisturize every other day, or as needed. But everything else I'm just tired. Im going to give my hair a chance to thrive without all the jumping through hoops, and see what it does.

[@empressswiss2080]

Low porosity hair retains what u trap in it so avoid too much protein cause it will make ur hair feel like straw so avoid protein products and only use it as needed. Also people with straight hair like whites, Indians, Spanish their hair grows faster because they wash more. Hair loves moisture their hair gets oily which forces them to wash. Even though our hair is hard to deal with when washed but as long as u r going to be home in winter no need to wash ur hair but soak it under water. During the summer do it everyday and u will be surprised to see how much ur hair grows and because it's drinking water everyday it's harder to break so u retain length and avoid shampoos use a clarifying one once a month if u must shampoo more than once use a moisturizing shampoo. Otherwise just use conditioner to cowash hair once or twice a week or everyday if u see fit. Shampoos strip out type 4 hair badly. And use small sandwich bags or plastic wraps on the ends of our hair secured with a rubber band after we moisturize and seal if we r not going to give our hair a drink in the shower daily this will help u retain length and keep hair healthy. It's how I've managed to grow waist length hair in under 5 years. Hair that didn't even touch my shoulder growing up. For us black girls very loose cornrows by our edges and just leave it, wigs r our best friend during winter.

[@mosunshine9265]

I used to use an applicator bottle for the ACV mix! Now I just put it directly in my shampoo. Both seem to be easier than the spray bottle 💕💕

[@akuabonlender2880]

Ohhhh! No humectants in the dry months! I've been actually contributing to the green house effect all winter! Thank you so much for sharing the difference! This is a game changer.

[@beingdijah]

I bought all the products in this video. Trashed my old ones (even the unopened ones 😓 cause they all had glycerin). My products just arrived today from clore beauty and I used the leave in conditioner and the tea tree oil on my scalp 😩 I kid you not, my hair has never felt this moisturized. Ever! It used to feel “greasy” but the texture was still dry (I don’t know if anyone can relate). Anyway just came back to find this video to say thank you 🥺

[@kensmechanicalaffair]

Yea, I'm living the greasy and dry part.

[@GrubUbsDiaries]

Your hair is growing so thick and full. Fantastic thanks for the tips.

[@ReigningWomban]

Let’s take a minute to acknowledge your hair growth too and it’s healthiness! I too had to learn about a separate winter treatment! Thank you beautiful! 🥰🌸

[@AdannaMadueke]

Aww that’s sweet! Thank you gorgeous 🥰 I am glad we all get to learn these things too! 🤗

[@itzz.trisha_15]

Thank you so much it helped me alot i could washed my natural hair because of some reasons for a month. And my hair became much dry and i couldn't fix it 😭 but only because of you I'm free of that problem.

[@maevam4195]

Also if you want you can try the LCO method: Liquid : aloe Vera gel/juice OR Leave in : Shea moisture JBCO leave in Cream : ASIAM double cream (I recommend ) Oil/Sealant : I mix JBCO and and lighter oil like grape seed or aloe oil. Thank me later guys💕

[@AdannaMadueke]

Thanks for sharing! 💕

[@rendezvouswithmina2371]

I still watch you till this day and everyday my hair is thriving. Finally learning how to moisturize better too.

[@mochamama8176]

You are good with your hair, it is really growing. And your makeup is always gorgeous. Gives me hope. Thank you. You have a beautiful smile too.

[@LoveEqualsPainx]

The float test is said to not be an accurate test.

[@babyjordane8374]

Very not accurate

[@permafrost0979]

What is a better way to determine porosity?

[@MeganAllen1738]

@@permafrost0979 the porosity of your hair changes based on your environment (the weather & temperature etc) & the products you have in your hair. Your hair rarely stays the same porosity long term

[@laurapetersen3635]

@@MeganAllen1738 This is so true because and one point my hair behaved as low porosity and I used products and DIYs accordingly. But now I have a mixture of all three low, normal and high porosity with gray hair at my temples and the top front of my hair gets very DRY as well. I use DIYs mostly because I've found when I buy products after a couple uses it doesn't work.

[@lajollapowell4068]

@@laurapetersen3635 so the test is valid you just need to do it often? If not what the best way to test porosity pls?

[@lushberry4518]

The shrinkage is real! Ur hair is so beautiful!💗

[@criticfortheuploader2035]

*Moisturizer/leave in conditioner/water, detangler;time and patience...*

[@graceairhiagbonkpa2166]

I love love love this video... the vibes throughout. Plus, it wasn't just about the routine but some educational info of learning about our environment, since it does have effects on our hair. Thanks for this Ada!!!

[@janetumukoro7126]

Living in Canada too, i know what you mean. The weather really sucks our moisture out. My tip would be to allow the water to penetrate your hair before shampooing. Allow your hair to be filled with it before cleansing.

[@zouky4life]

Canada’s winter is no joke! It really dries my hair out and my hair being high porosity...it makes it worst😒

[@elizabethrichardson8027]

Sweetie Try using the tea tree spray on your scalp only when needed. You just moisturized your hair only to put something on your scalp to dry it out again

[@haleykleckner9425]

Alberta is so dry! My mom has 4c hair, I'm going to send her this video because I know she struggles here with moisture!

[@BeComingNyrell]

The humectant tip was clutch! I never thought about the effects being the opposite in the winter. That would explain a lot! I just checked the ingredients of the two products I use and boop third ingredient a humectant.

[@laurapetersen3635]

Hi, First thing I noticed was your hair growth. What do you use, because my hair is similar to yours but grows slowly.

[@ShristisWrld]

That shea butter looked so creamy 😩🙌🏽 your hair looks beautiful x

[@deenarjee3810]

Really starting to see your growth and improvement in condition. Very encouraging. I cut mine off 18 months ago. I'm only really seeing progress now. Will definitely try this regime of yours.

[@Gemini_Rising]

Yesssss I am low porosity too. Warm water is our best friend and I deep condition with heat every wash day, and I notice my hair retains moisture better. Sis your hair really has grown!👀💯

[@AdannaMadueke]

Love this! 😍 Thank you babes! 🥺

[@afrilove6901]

You’re definitely one of a kind! Like the ONLY true 4C Queen teaching the masses how to take and beautify their own hair! Thank you! 🥰👏🏾👏🏾💜

[@jesusmariearcence]

She is dope but definately not the only one, search Jenn J, nappyfu. They have luxurious real 4c hair.

[@bajanqt123]

Her hair doesn't look like 4c tho. More like 4b

[@bajanqt123]

@@jesusmariearcence exactly those two definitely have 4c and are lovely esp nappyfu

[@Kim-ok5tn]

4c hair doesn't need beautifying

[@Kim-ok5tn]

​@@bajanqt123it looks 4c to me. Just finer. People always associate 4c with thickness. This is not the case

[@TheKeishana]

I've been having dry hair too, no matter what i melt down shea butter with some regular hair cream .. using most shea butter then i spray it with aunt jackies half and half hydrating spray milk .and she is sooo soft.

[@CabblowStudios]

My friend just told about porosity a week ago, but the wash day routine had so many steps I didn't take note of all of them so thank you for this video!

[@sweetiesmith]

Shea butter is the drying factor. You'll have to apply more moisture. Your scalp naturally produces sebum, so putting something on it covers it and also makes it dry.

[@oluwadamilolaashade7620]

Finally a video for my hair type. Thank you.

[@nakeshaplayer5409]

I needed this video so thank you soo much! It was clear,easy to understand, relatable and going on my playlist. Stay strong,my fellow 4c hair twins✌♥️💪

[@cmcs]

This video was amazing. Very educational. I have been having dry hair from I migrated from Jamaica to Canada. I eat fruits everyday and I try to drink water. I am glad to come across this video. I will watch again to take note of the products used. Thanks 🙏🏾

[@teahgurl]

You have bomb styling videos , but it is so nice to get a haircare video from you. I remember you venting about hair growth so this is refreshing to watch

[@Animelover2069]

The Shea butter-oil mix literally saved my hair. I was this close to shaving it all off again

[@Juliana-lr7wu]

As a low porosity girl with thin & fine hair, these things have really helped me especially in this unforgiving Canadian winter (but I'm still looking for a good leave in conditioner 😭) 1) I ONLY use warm water when dealing with my hair because cold water closes cuticles. I also steam my hair before doing hot oil treatments/ pre-poos 2) I don't use ACV as it also closes cuticles 3) Lightweight oils like sweet almond and avocado coupled with shea butter as a sealant have been helpful 4) Eden Bodyworks Jojoba and Monoi has also helped. I cycle between this and Aphogee Curlific Texture Treatment depending on if I need extra moisture or protein. Both are SUPER moisturising 5) I wash and deep condition every week. If my hair is acting up before 7days, I'll listen to it and wash it immediately 6) I keep my hair in flat twists whenever possible 7) Bentonite clay is key for me. The Aztec clay is too harsh, so I prefer using the Redmond Bentonite Clay because it's sooooooo gentle and very moisturising 8) I also started making the homemade hair butter Ethiopian and Eritrean women use as a pre-poo 🙌

[@cynthiaonyia5084]

Wow!! Your tips are very good, will start trying it out and thanks again for your response on where to buy those products.🤗

[@Juliana-lr7wu]

@@cynthiaonyia5084 Thanks 😊 it's all down to 7years of trial and error 😅 And no problem!! 😊 I know the struggle of trying to find some natural hair products in Canada, especially at a decent price.

[@cynthiaonyia5084]

@@Juliana-lr7wu 💖🤗❤

[@stepheq7964]

@@Juliana-lr7wu what leave-in conditioner do you use. Washing your hair every week won't that lead to breakage since you're manipulating every week and the goal is to retain length also what do you think about cantu

[@stepheq7964]

Also what is prepoo and how do you do your hot oil treatment

[@mariannimoh9514]

I love watching your hair videos. I wish you had a page where your fans can post pictures of the styles they did from your channel because I have a lot😁 Anyways, can you please do an Afro, natural hair Afro with no weave, wig, crochet. Please?!😅♥️

[@bajanqt123]

She has an ig page so you should be able to do a style and tag her in your post

[@justdana7281]

Wow I have to say I am now fully understanding about the hair. This is super informative

[@tebogomaano8038]

Your stiles has been a great help to me for the past two years

[@SheISMelissaTierra]

It was the “I’m sure this hair was juicy before I left this house “ 🤣 sis you have found a new subie in me lol thanks for this detailed Informative video

[@real_emeldah]

🤣🤣🤣 that was funny

[@reneeburris1483]

I love the way that you explained the difference of love and high porosity. But I kinda got lost in the use of so many products. I believe I have low porosity also and less is more has been working for me, I've tried everything and I just cut my perm out in October. Thanks, oh I now have about 5 inches of natural hair 😊

[@vanessaloverofchrist2798]

Smart girl, so happy you researched all this information because I have the same problem👩‍🦱

[@Proud2BAMother]

You and I have the same type of hair. My hair looks dull every time I step out the house. It does not retain moisture and it looks dry. 😔. Can you do a video for the summer?

[@katya2122]

So nice to see a video from the prairies! a bit off topic but something I learned that can affect you if you've moved somewhere different is the water type, I grew up in manitoba where there is hard water but live in amsterdam now where the water is considered soft. I was back in winnipeg for a visit this winter and my hair went crazy it was dry, had had dandruff and lost its waves. It took me a while but I came across some info online that said this could be a result of the water and sure enough when I got back to Amsterdam everything went back to normal.

[@gloriaeguahon2369]

I am so grateful to have a youtuber who comes out with her hairin all its gloriousness in order to help other naturalistas who have struggles in figuring our the best regimen that suits their hair... this nne is gold pure gold❣❣. Thank you.. following you bumper to bumper.. i think my hair is high porosity though.. it gets dry too easily... after wash day i just blink and its dry😓

[@thenotespace4561]

Try using no butters oils or creams. Just shampoo and condition (marry conditioner with water). Look at Lucid Tv’s series with jennifer rose nyc on washing hair. It may be the oils and butters combined with infrequent shampoos drying your hair out

[@olagiwa3200]

All of this! I stopped using pure oils and butters in my hair three months ago. My hair is easier to manage and it does not feel rock hard anymore.

[@thenotespace4561]

@@olagiwa3200 same! My hair has never felt more like hair and my wash “days” are 2 hours max from wash to dry. It’s soft, bouncy and just feels happy. The only downside is I keep putting my hands in my hair because I’m so shocked that my 4c hair never needed oil

[@teahgurl]

All you have to do is clarify regularly. You need oil

[@thenotespace4561]

@@teahgurl try going without oil first and see if you actually need it. My hair definitely doesn’t need it. It dries my hair out and makes it gross to touch. Stylists do recommend styling with oil if you want to avoid getting lice though

[@TashaxMack]

tried this, my hair was harder than cement.

[@eutismcnish2238]

Your hair has come a long way. I appreciate you so much shearing ❤

[@britney2711]

Love your laugh. It’s refreshing

[@TheIdeabaker]

She does have a joyful laugh! Makes me smile.

[@lovebrown5723]

😂😂😂love when u giggle! And how normal you are with your jelloff rice and chicken. Your hair looked very nicely moisturised.

[@ms.twilliams4290]

THANK YOU! I was wondering how to moisturize my hair better. I'm not 4c but my hair is as dry as the desert...😳

[@tessyijedaquino]

This is going to help a lot of us natural. 👌🥰

[@judithnaaokaileyquaye2185]

I really like the way you are straight forward at the beginning of your videos

[@abbasjoy4785]

Oh my, she has my exact hair. It's nice to know😊

[@nosceteipsum4421]

Thank you for posting this video! You've help me more than you know, I wish you blessings peace and love

[@shahidahhawkins888]

I appreciate your video so much!!! Thank you have been having issues for the first time with keeping moisture in my hair. You answered all my questions! Thanks again 💋

[@JazzyJazzy819]

There was a hairstylist on twitter that mentioned using heavy oils and butter in our hair can also cause it to dry out. She recommended using water and a gel/foam when styling. Not sure if that would apply to hair with different porosity too

[@storykittin]

I'm so glad I came across your channel, I'm a new KZbinr and I've been browsing through hair channels for inspiration, yours is so so inspiring and educative, thanks for the uploads.

[@AuthenticallyFonze]

This is amazing because I've done this test multiple times on my channel and it is great to see others spreading awareness because what works for you may not work for the next person as far as hair growth and what products to use you know. 💙💚

[@AdannaMadueke]

True!!! And thanks for sharing love 💕

[@AuthenticallyFonze]

@@AdannaMadueke Absolutely💕

[@sylviaanderson704]

You are a Naturally beautiful Lady!! It’s good to see you go from here to where you are headed!!! Yes enjoy the journey make up looks good!🤗💕

[@sindhujalincykumar9351]

She's so pretty 😍 I-

[@adetolaajayi]

As soon as I heard “I live in Alberta” I knew I had reached my final stop. This is my second time watching a video from you but the first wasn’t as detailed as this. I’m definitely going to your dms now😭

[@beckyadhiambo5235]

I just love your videos Adanna. Keep up the good work.

[@juanyelwhite4027]

You could also use a clarifying shampoo to accomplish the same thing use Taliah Waajid clarifying shampoo and then follow with a moisturizing shampoo

[@busoladaramola9616]

Hair from my edges/front sank to the bottom, hair from centre is still floating 3hours later.🤣😂😂 You see the kasala i enter, which products would i buy now

[@gerrimiller3491]

Under these clip ins are medium porosity curly girl hair. I love your moisture technique 💗

[@ask4celine]

I love the way you chipped in your advert 🤩

[@mariaclarksoprano7557]

Your hair is growing also!...Very nice!

[@mildredboateng7129]

Thank you so much. I've watched so many videos and just had too much struggles. I'm going to try this.

[@katalapierre386]

Thanks. I didn't know that . Thanks Adanna 🥰

[@MsHoneyFly11]

Am enjoying your videos quite a lot. Out of all the deep conditioners I’ve used, nothing works better for me than that Eden body works dc. It’s so good and one of the first all natural ones I’ve tried! I keep that one in my stash! You may want to avoid silicones in your products too to help with buildup and dryness. I do not use them on my 4b high porosity hair. That cream of nature argan oil is overflowing with silicones!! I would only use it after straightening or blowing out my hair to keep it straight longer and as a heat protectant

[@camjamcam1]

Wow! Yes, Alberta has a very dry climate; I lived in Edmonton for awhile. I knew you lived in Canada when I heard you mention that you bought your tea tree shampoo at Winners. I love Winners! Also, the mention of jollof rice tells me that you're Nigerian-Canadian, correct?.Very informative video with pretty result. Cheers, from a fellow-low porosity natural in Toronto, ON.

[@somebodyspecial850]

I did the porosity hair test with the water and the results were low porosity but Everytime I moisturize my hair my hair the next day my hair is already dry like bread so I’m just like stuck.

[@faithj.944]

The same for me but now I use a leave in and then blue magic and twist my hair. It stays moisturised for a week.

[@tiffanyjohnson135]

Use 100% moisture based products for your hair. Some products have a lot of protein in them and low porosity hair doesn’t like protein. Pay attention to the ingredients on the products.

[@jangiew]

First I wanted to tell you so proud of you have seen you on amazon modeling wigs etc. 🙂 I think that is so cool!!

[@victoriagreen8951]

Thank you for this. I live in Montana, so dry. It's hard to maintain moisture with my 4c hair. Thank you

[@Ashley-wc1gf]

thank you for sharing sis hair looking so full and healthy

[@AdannaMadueke]

You’re always welcome love and thank you!! 🙈💕

[@siphokuhleTyika]

Yoh you really helped me now I going to use this on my hair.

[@Ashley-n3l2e]

Omg I just discovered this brand of products like two weeks ago and now watching your channel that super cool. Eden products works so well in the hair. I use the coconut and shea curl defining cream. Man oh man has it made all the difference in keeping my curls but also moisturizing my hair....

[@chocolat917]

Wow we have a very similar routine and almost all the same products! I’ve tried so many things and this is the only thing that will work to keep my 4c hair moisturized!

[@dr.ayannabryanphd9839]

Alberta!!!! I can’t complain about my dry environment anymore.

[@firestonegraywolf]

I'm extremely low and 4c 😩 moisture is gone within a few hours, what do I do? I use coconut creme and tea tree oil to cover

[@rosebruno217]

Thanks so much for this video. Just sliced my dry hair problem

[@AdannaMadueke]

Awww love! Am so happy this was helpful 🥰

[@NewMoonLocs]

Great tips. I’m going to try them all. Thanks!!!

[@susanmedwards06]

@adannamadueke, your video is being added to my playlist. This is the first video I have come across explaining inlaid men terms on Porosity Hair. I will most definitely rewatch and take notes. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you. May God continue to bless you in all of your endeavours. Lastly, thank you for the tips on making extra money.

[@asboukcomfortable1670]

Apogee protein bonder was too harsh on my dry hair but used it over 8 years ago. Olaplex no 3 bonder was nice, but too watery for me and expensive! Only got 30ml, didn't last 2 uses on my 4c thick bushy Afro! Kativa Keratin Post-treatment KIT worked for me! Economical! Plus I can experiment with my Asian and Jamaican hair oils and Beauty Queen ! Less hassle, more exciting, Keratin works! My hair still damaged but a 95% improvement in softness, elasticated and less breakage! Keratin forever! Rice water, okra cures so cultural, not for me! I need 21st century hair tech! Do your research, I studied hairdressing at college years ago! Keratin kits can be used on Afro 4c hair! Brilliantly softness! Uk 🇬🇧

[@simplyyyfab_u_lous_3266]

I absolutely enjoyed this tutorial 3dys late🙈😻😻. I think it's d unpleasant weather. It's everywhere. Hair dryness!! Always going the extra extra mile. You do well. You're rare, our beautiful brown Sis😍😍. Your hair don dey grow kampe👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Thanks as ever. Dalu so😄💖💞💞😄

[@phoenixsun6956]

💕Love this very descriptive and very informative video straight to the point!!

[@karimamidou1794]

I've been growing my hair for 7 years and it seems like I have 4z hair😂😂😂 I wash my hair maybe 1 or 2 times a month, the 2nd time is deep conditioning. I dont touch my hair often and I only comb it inbetween every other hairstyle. I've been doing this the past 3 years and I don't use the shampoos or products with sulfates or harmful products. I moisturize my hair every other day or every two days by using the loc method. Once I wake up the next day my hair is COMPLETELY dry. I sleep with silk durag and my pillows are also silk. I literally don't know what else to do, I recently trimmed my hair in January and I remember reading somewhere that trimming every 6 weeks is recommended but I've only trimmed it maybe 3 times in these 7 years. I've also seen conflicting testimonies about trimming. It seems like it doesn't matter what I do, my hair is just so weak and always dry it never grows past my chin.

[@pragooutube]

I don't know much about anything to do with hair, I'm a new natural... but from my binge watching over the past year...I would've guessed your hair is 4b! 🤔

[@tiffanyhudnell466]

We have the same kind of hair that soft hair 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@quidagis33]

It is always nice to see youtubers with that same texture! 🙂

[@tiffanyhudnell466]

@@quidagis33 yes it is 🥰

[@eileencotton3687]

Thank you for helping me with my hair may God continue to bless you

[@AdannaMadueke]

Awww bless you to darling! 😘