OIL RINSING DRY NATURAL HAIR FOR MOISTURE GROWTH RETENTION!

[@CurlyChemistry]

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[@mariusarrondell286]

Can you use coconut oil aswell for oil rinsing?

[@thersaking595]

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[@thersaking595]

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[@sianmoore1129]

Can you do the technique afer a DC?

[@iamdionnesmith]

@@mariusarrondell286 I only rinse with olive oil and typically prepoo the night before with coconut oil

[@ascribecalledtess7439]

I literally did an oil rinse with EVOO for the 1st time 2 days ago & let me tell you....Chile my hair has never felt this soft. I'm sold, oil rinsing is now officially a part of my hair care regimen.

[@TracyD2]

I used to do them all the time. I have remember to it at least done every 2 weeks.

[@cutenobi]

Thanks for sharing. I’ll have to try it.

[@Honey-Bee-25]

If you really want to make it feel 100x better, heat it up before applying it to your hair!!!! Test it on your wrist first, to make sure it doesn't burn you, before you just start dropping hot oil on your scalp lol. But apply the hot oil to your hair and scalp, and let it sit under a cap for 10 to 30 minutes, or use the time to massage your scalp with the oil in, and THEN rinse it out. So luxurious, massive hair growth & length retention 😭. Don't be afraid to mix in something like peppermint, rosemary, neem or lavender for growth benefits, or even add something like tea tree oil, oregano oil, or blackseed oil so it doubles as an antifungal or antibacterial, so the oil doesn't cause buildup or fungus in the follicles.

[@TopherTino]

Oil rinsing absolutely works, even on my high porosity hair! I oil rinse after shampoo and conditioning when I want to wear my hair in a fro. My hair usually stays manageable and soft without stylers for about 3 days.

[@eleseclarke6038]

Oh really I need to try this what oils do you use

[@TopherTino]

@@eleseclarke6038 Ive used extra virgin olive oil and hair & scalp oil and both have worked. The key to it was washing, conditioning, carefully detangling, then oiling my hair section by section while it was still damp. When it dries it feels a lot more manageable for days.

[@iamdionnesmith]

I have been doing the oil rinse step after my condioner for a good minute, and I can testify it makes a huge difference in sealing in the moisture on my wash day. My 3 items would be Fenugreek, because I can apply it to my hair, season some food and even make a cup of tea with it..lol and my second would be olive oil because I can apply it to my hair, cook with it and apply it to my skin. Lastly would be Aloe Juice because I can apply it to my hair and skin and also drink it. To sum it all up. I'll continue to have healthy hair, skin and liquid intake. Thanks again thank you and bless you Miss Tanya❤️

[@qianatierra]

Same!! I've been doing it for a while not realizing it was a thing. Just listened to my hair and noticed less tangles after washing if apply the oil immediately after. In love!! 💕 & doesn't take a lot either!

[@qianatierra]

& i like your 3 intakes!!🎯🎯🎯

[@macummings7818]

Whoa What a brilliant and thoughtful answer! 😍😍😍

[@beautifullyhealedroses]

Finally, someone with good sense. Our hair need oils.

[@DrD158]

Thank you so much !!!

[@DIAMONDGIRL57]

Needs water (moisture) too ❤

[@lifeascassandra5758]

Not necessarily because my hair has grown so far without them but I wanna try something new and different.

[@freshsox7052]

4c hair oil breaks my hair

[@gloriaa.4858]

When you talked about an oil rinse earlier in the year, I tried it and it was a fail because I slipped in the tub (lol.) Got it down to a science now and it works great. My time capsule would contain Aussie detangler, Mane Choice deep conditioner, and my ride-or-die oil mix. Thanks, Tonya, for your "Always Great" hair advice.

[@Lucky-uz6jk]

Yes that was me too & my husband he cursed me out lol 😝

[@BRATdhq]

Did my 2nd oil rinse. Definitely observed less breakage while styling

[@LRH1]

Oil rinsing is a game changer. I went in all the way. Every week I did a combination of oils, so every was day my crown received at least 6 to 8 oils. From pumpkin to grapeseed to avocado. My only issue - my bed linens suffered till I figured out a way to balance oil rinsing. My time capsule will contain my hair journals with notes & diy receipes, preserved herbs seeds to grow the sustainable hair treatments ( like mint,rosemary, cloves, Alma, rosehip, chamomile, sage, sorrel, cinnamon, sage, curry leaves, ayurvedic herbs) and the forgotten herbalist dictionary (bk explaining & identifying each plant). This way healthy care is always passed onward & new findings will be discovered. Why - more people will be multi cultural therefore combined.

[@princessaluchi8924]

I sell bonnets that help with that

[@LRH1]

@@princessaluchi8924- I stitched a waterproof bonnet... share your website

[@JRT4]

@@princessaluchi8924 what’s the website

[@macummings7818]

My goodness, I love this answer! 😮❤

[@SingDea]

Use to do this years ago when I started my natural hair journey. Hair grew/maintained length like crazy, stayed moisturized, easily detangled, no SSKs… I fell off all the way off though. Use to use grape seed oil

[@FeWillPink72]

Does oil rinsing have the same effect as a hot oil treatment?

[@Gocmisschris]

So look I did the oil rinse! I love the softness, the shine and the slip but I wish I would have known how much to use because chile I'm so greasy 😂. I used a quarter cup per section (4 sections). I'ma go down to a quarter cup for my entire head and see how that goes.

[@emeth1455]

I did an oil rinse last wash day. My hair loves it. Alma powder, Aloe Vera Powder Camilla oil are the 3 things I would put in a time capsule

[@CurlyChemistry]

Love it!

[@ayee_ja2898]

I oil rinsed last night with avocado oil and I’m doing this every wash day! I don’t have an issues with tangles and my hair is pretty manageable but the softness and slip was incredible!

[@CurlyCrowie]

My mom always poured acup of water and oil mixed over our hair. She whisked the 2. I should return to that after seeing this video

[@thecollectivemicproduction6448]

I implemented oil rinsing after I saw one of your other videos recently…I absolutely love it. It has taken my moisture to the next level! My hair time capsule would have aloe Vera, avocado, macadamia nut oil and Babbassu oil (I know that’s 4) but lol

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yay! So glad you love ittt! 😆

[@thecollectivemicproduction6448]

🙏🏾💜

[@aracelischlosser6993]

Here for the chemistry, commenting for the Powerline T-shirt.

[@Breanna_says01]

This is crazy how you create a video like this because I literally did this with olive oil 2 weeks ago and put my hair back into a protective hairstyle which is box braids and I spray my hair down with my clove water everyday. It’s not for everyone because it can get really oily and messy but what I do personally I wash some of the oil out and seal it with a leave in conditioner than I air dried my hair for at least 2hrs or little longer depending on how busy I am than I quickly kill my hair with my blow dry lol and do my protective hairstyle.

[@ash86marie]

Do you have a video physically demonstrating an oil rinse?

[@dreamlovermimi9458]

I had no idea this had a name! I always put oil in my wet hair after shampooing. Almond and shea butter

[@thehotness32]

I am glad you finally did this video. Started oil rinsing last year. I use hemp seed, olive, avo and Gravesend oil! My hair loves it

[@lifeascassandra5758]

What is gravesend oil? Do you mean grape seed oil?

[@thehotness32]

@@lifeascassandra5758 grapeseed

[@caraj8949]

I heard about oil rinsing years ago from another KZbinr (sorry, can't remember who). Since then, I have oil rinsed my hair regularly. My hair loves it. I use my oil mixture, which has avocado and EVOO in it. Okay, here is my mix; the two already mentioned, castor oil, jojoba, sweet almond, coconut oil. Essential oils: peppermint and bay. I also put it on my scalp. My husband likes to use it too, for his skin and beard 😆 Almost forgot to answer the question. I would leave a cleanser: African black soap/ bentonite clay (this counts as 1 item), kinky tresses deep conditioner and my oil rinse mix

[@rosemaryvyslouzil6249]

I did an oil rinse and my hair was very soft I couldn’t believe it when I touched my hair the next day I’m sold🙏🏼😇

[@ebonywatson9939]

I love how you get straight to the point

[@amina3898]

Thank u for this video. I tried oil rinsing after you last discussed it. Is it just as effective to use the oil while deep conditioning? I tried it both ways and didn't see a diff but want to know if there's a scientific reason to do so after conditioning. Thanks!

[@jag2333]

Thank you. I will be trying. Three items: shampoo, silk scarf, and Jojoba oil.🥰😊🥰

[@brendataylor9276]

I have 4 c hair. Can you give me a simple way to help my hair grow and maintain healthy hair. I’m 65 and still do my on nature hair. My hair is gray and will take on what colors products I use. I like white or clear products. Please tell me what products are good for my hair . I want it to grow more. Please help me. A lot of talking just get me confused. Keep it simple. Help I will follow step by set. If I know what to get and how to protect my hair. Please help me!

[@Houseofgamine]

You’re always educating sometimes I forget to acknowledge your amazing mane

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you so much! 💜

[@kathleenharris8824]

I am going to try this! My hair loves olive oil. I think in the time capsule I would put aloe vera juice, a leave in, and either olive or castor oil.

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yes I try it! :-)

[@ogualuhenrietta1893]

Waoo, this is very timely. I have actually been thinking about how to improve on the elasticity of my hair and then this video! Many thanks.🙏👍❤️❤️💯

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yayy! Right on time. ☺️

[@leenab8081]

If we rinse the oil off what temperature water should be used?

[@mikec5641]

I pretreat my hair with a natural oil & Lavender castile soap. My 3 items 1. ALOE VERA JUICE 2. WILD growth Hair Oil 3. Camille Rose honey/herbal Tea leave-in conditioners in conditioner.

[@bryansl0587]

So this is a step above and beyond hot oil treatment?

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yes! Both are great, but that added moisture is definitely a plus!

[@NIJEECAPRICORN23]

This is why I like to do hot oil treatments. Its makes my hair soft and supple.

[@devinicole1278]

Happy Friday, i may try it, depending on how i feel with my wash day this weekend.... its an extra step....

[@CurlyChemistry]

Let me know how you like it! :-)

[@devinicole1278]

@@CurlyChemistry ok i definitely will, thank you 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@LadyFay88]

Leave in conditioner, castor oil, and a wide- tooth comb

[@nicolajones3288]

And you are so tight oil rinsing changed the game - I do mine a little differently- but my have is thicker and growing nicely

[@tiffanyalexander5880]

So informative! I will be trying this! Thank you as always for educating. Have a wonderful day and a great weekend 😊

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you Tiffany! :-)

[@mstanaya31]

I love your channel❤ God bless you beautiful Queen 🙂🦋

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you!

[@kathyflemmings631]

Great idea I did an oil treatment years ago and I’ve been trying to replicate the feeling of my hair with putting oil on top of my deep condition but I think I will just do my deep condition and after washing it out put just the oil on my hair and see how it works didn’t think about that just the oil thanks for the idea 💕

[@valeriamontgomery4748]

1.Grapeseed oil 2.Wide tooth comb 3. Leaving conditioner

[@michellealexandre5439]

leave in

[@foryou6yn]

The three things In My Time Capsule is Mane 'N Tail shampoo 3minutes bamboo mix and grapeseed oil.... and thank you for all your educational pointers and solutions

[@CurlyChemistry]

Love it!! You're so welcome! :-)

[@foryou6yn]

@@CurlyChemistry 🙏

[@RitaAtkinson-te2ns]

My Sister My sister, thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

[@specialkd5365]

Going to try this when I take my braids out next month.

[@Tinablackberryrose]

I’ve heard of this oil rinsing method, but never tried it I’m going to try it out. If I had to leave behind a healthy hair time capsule the three items I would leave is my denman brush, some Asiam deep conditioner, and a jar of Green Blue Magic hair grease. Great video. Tyfs🥰🥰

[@labelleessa3880]

Am here just to give the feedback... girrrrlllsss this teknic works as hell🤩... My washing day happened on Wednesday and i oiled my wet hair with Avocado oil and then leave in sealed with melted raw shea butter...huuum my hair is now soft to touch, manageable and looks great.

[@monicabaptiste7778]

Thanks for a great video. For clarification after watching several of your videos I prepoo with a penetrating oil: avocado and olive oil. For my oil rinse I thought using a sealing oil such as grape seed and jojoba oils would help to seal moisture but you mentioned using penetrating oils for oil rinse. Please clarify. Thanks

[@fabdev9704]

Peace & Blessings. Thank you, I've been experiencing bad hair days/weeks. I will try this next wash day.

[@wandawilliams777]

This video and the clove’s video should pretty much get my hair where it needs to be💜💜💜

[@annettesamuels-davis6957]

Always was curious about this Thank you 😊 Castor Oil came to my mind first 👍🏽😍 it's so beneficial!

[@arielrose6361]

Thank you for explaining how to do an oil rinse. I tried it after watching your first video talking about it and my hair was so oily my boyfriend now calls me his little French fry 😂 i somehow thought rinsing my hair after defeated the purpose. I would put vo5 strawberry conditioner (AMAZING detangler for the price), fenugreek seeds, and either flax seeds or eco styler in my time capsule.

[@patriciaholiield5365]

Lol

[@naturalbornqueen7988]

Thank you for speaking on my question💜

[@CurlyChemistry]

You are so welcome! :-)

[@brwnhilarybanks9953]

how do you guys do this after dc and not have oily hair!? I did it Monday and that was my result.

[@dorethamcelliott4900]

Great information. How often can an oil rinse be done?

[@LRH1]

@Doretha McElliot -The best timing is on wash days. The loads of moisture on wash days works best to allow your hair to soak in the oils of choice.

[@cindyw9632]

Oil rinsing no doubts ,, when I used to do few yrs bck ,, it was like a magic on my dry coarse hair.

[@msafful]

Very informative video as usual!

[@stephaniemaybin2755]

I was so excited when I saw the email for this video! I love oil rinsing for my hair. I just started it in the past few months. I oil rinse after shampooing and then condition after the oil rinse. I'm still experimenting with different oils. Avocado oil is one of my favorites. I even use it on my skin as my moisturizer. I plan on trying safflower oil, palm kernel oil, shea nut oil and apricot oil in my future oil rinsing.

[@marielouissaint9028]

After oil rince don’t shampooing yr hair , shampooing and conditioner first than the oil rince, to make sure ask Tonya

[@stephaniemaybin2755]

@@marielouissaint9028 I shampoo first, then oil rinse, then condition.

[@MissMISSYssippi]

@@stephaniemaybin2755 she suggests doing it AFTER conditioning… oil works as a sealant to lock in products… so that would make sense… conditioner on top of oil may not be doing any good… especially if the oil prevents conditioner from penetrating

[@stephaniemaybin2755]

@@MissMISSYssippi I totally understand what you're saying. I just shared what worked for me. In a way, it's like the LOC versus LCO methods. I like the liquid (water), oil, conditioner combination. The liquid, conditioner, oil method is good too.

[@aprilcaddell6335]

In my time capsule, I would leave a moisturizing shampoo, a conditioner that could also be a leave-in, and an oil blend or olive oil.

[@jackicharlemagne5770]

Never saw any videos on this but have been doing it for a while.. I only use shampoo and use sunflower oil let it sit lightly rinse.. love the results... hair is super soft no need for conditioner. Tried olive oil but I prefer sunflower oil

[@evangelelogalloway789]

Bless you , Tonya. You have been so helpful giving unselfishly wisdom of hair results. Thank you. I would leave tea tree oil, joabo, olive oil.

[@JeannetteAkinesGuessADONAI]

Thank you for the wonderful hair education.

[@CurlyChemistry]

You’re welcome!

[@amma2x310]

I used to do this by applying a hot oil treatment after conditioning nstead of using it before shampooing. Thanks for this recommendation. I'm going to go back to doing it that way. My 3 items would be evoo, a wide toothed comb and a satin lined bonnet.

[@lisas7046]

Thank you, Curly Girly! I’m definitely going to try this. 😊

[@CurlyChemistry]

Hope you like it! :-)

[@jogianna]

This was helpful and it was on time! My hair has been feeling dry and I thought it was because I didn't deep condition but I will try the Olive oil rinse first, since it's cheaper. Thank you for your help!

[@maafiaagyekumwaa8117]

Hi dear please what about adding the oils you mention to my deep conditioner, is it okay to do that

[@sharonjones8323]

Thanks soo much for sharing this most valuable information. Stay tuned for my results

[@banderson1901]

What about fractionated coconut oil? How do you feel about that for the hair and scalp?

[@CurlyChemistry]

Hey! FCO is a good carrier oil, it’s not very heavy which makes it good for most hair types. Lauric acid is removed, so the oil will remain liquid and light for both the hair and scalp.

[@reneejames9043]

Love this video! It's the Powerline shirt for me! 😍

[@nicholemack6328]

Thank you for this knowledge sis!

[@sapphirehaircare]

I'm going to choose the macadamia oil or the Jojoba oil Because these 2 oils really Resembles our sebum that we have in our scalp :) I am going to do that today because I do have a hair date.. Thank you so much God-bless you🙏🏽💞💞💞

[@nikkyrg3328]

🤣 you're so right. Hair wash day is a "hair date". 😅

[@sapphirehaircare]

@@nikkyrg3328 Lol 😆 God Bless you 🙏🏽 💞

[@cinderling5472]

My fine hiPo hair loved jojoba very much, but i tend to use way too much at once haha. I kept trying to make olive oil work for me, but no bueno sadly :(. However, i now seem to have found a great middle grounder: sesame oil! I need less than the jojoba, and get similar results! Win for me. Thank You SO much dearest Tonya! My hair is steadily growing towards my waistline and it's all thanks to you!!!

[@sherlyr.]

Thank you for your wonderful tips. They are very helpful.

[@Slaymayas]

So what about the hot oil step? Should we atill dontje hot oil before ewshing the hair? Even though well be oil rinsing after conditioner?

[@lesliewit]

Olive oil, aloe Vera, wide toothed comb.

[@latanyachinarhodes9399]

Thx T you know I’m gonna do it. You know I do what you say🤣😂🤣😂🤣 and let me tell you my hair is doing sooooo good. You are da💣💣💣💣

[@CurlyChemistry]

Aww thank you!!

[@MzRubyGlass]

Thank you so much for these videos. You've helped me understand so much about my hair ☺️.

[@sherribryant7934]

Thanks Tonya for another educational video. So just to clearly understand this, is this basically the LOC method? I’d leave in the time capsule a shampoo bar a moisturizing leave in conditioner and a great deep conditioner.

[@TrinasMotivation]

I am definitely going to try this out. My hair seems to be breaking recently and I am not sure why .

[@zfarole]

Can we combine essential oils with the oil rinse routine? Thank you as always!

[@charlahammond8350]

You can, but be careful since the oil rinse will be put on the roots to the ends of your hair. Essential oils will burn if it gets in the eyes.

[@zfarole]

So true. Yes, I do make sure not to get it into my eyes. Thank you!

[@pamelaforts5210]

Coconut oil, shampoo and Deep conditioner

[@krisitamorris7508]

My thick and curly Tangle Teezer, Mielle pomegranate and honey leave-in conditioner, and my Curly Proverbz fenugreek elixir

[@mimisamone1382]

Good ideas must try .my time capsule products would be Castor oil shampoo and conditioner and Jamaican black castor oil works wonders on my hair.keep them coming great ideas .😄

[@dlegrand81]

So yeah I'm definitely interested in trying this and will most likely do it this weekend. 😊 good content as always.

[@dlegrand81]

I did it!!!!!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@MsNadz808]

Where did you get your shirt from sis!?? I love it!! 😄😄🤩🤩

[@CallaLily40]

I think I will be giving this a try. Will the properties in pumpkin seed oil make it a good choice for this method?

[@LRH1]

@Calla Lily ... yes, yes, & yes. I added pumpkin seed oil & my hair dresser is asking 'what now are you putting in my hair? Why I asked? It's strong & healthy, plus look at your length'. 🤗 go for it & try it in a blend. This way your hair gets different benefits with different oils.

[@CallaLily40]

@@LRH1 thank you!

[@DS-lp1te]

Definetly, olive oil, my treatment name angel and my fav brush.

[@feefees9796]

Excellent Video!! Do I have to add sealant after adding Rose Water to my hair?

[@emilyoliver8021]

Thanks so much I’m gonna try this out tomorrow!!!👍🏽💯👏🏽⭐️❤️🙏🏽

[@SKemple81]

Hair cholesterol conditioner, B&b hair grease and the pumpkin oil you talked about maybe three videos ago.

[@JS-dk8ri]

Question can you use heat on hair after following Rinse Oil steps

[@ggqnice]

I haven't tried oil rinsing, per se, but I'm open to it. When I used to apply coconut oil to my soaking wet, freshly washed hair before my leave in, I didn't have a problem retaining moisture. My time capsule would consist of Eden Bodyworks' Coconut Shea leave in & souffle, plus the Eden Bodyworks Citrus hair and body butter.

[@eles8888]

This is great! I will do it when I am not using the Hot Comb. That would fry my hair🤣 I press my hair every other month.

[@DS-Trina]

I just said the same exact thing in my head!! 🤣🤣 Since I don’t straighten my hair in the summer months, I will try it then. I can see this working really well for retaining length, especially after a good trim and keeping a twistout or braidout from getting frizzy.

[@eles8888]

@@DS-Trina When you press, what are your complete products you use? If not too personal, what type of hair do you have ? I am definitely High Porosity w/ 4a and some (3c very little) 😆 My hair dries out very quickly. I follow Tonya's PMP method which changed everything for me. Doing that I make sure I do a protein treatment every 2 months bc it gets over moisturized. Thanks for the chat girl🙏🏽

[@DS-Trina]

@@eles8888 I have mostly 4a hair with some 3c as well. I have mostly low porosity hair....my hair takes forever to get wet and to dry. I use ORS Creamy Aloe Shampoo and currently use Twelve12 conditioner and heat protective spray (this company created great products for people who silk press their hair often). I specifically like their products because my hair feels moisturized but the products rinses clean. I use Aphogee's 2 min reconstructor every two weeks as a protein booster. The ORS conditioner works for me as well.

[@mjohnsonmjohnson3724]

Hi THANK U!!❣️Jus want to try to answer Capsule... I would leave a silk scarf, rattail comb, haircare book...kinda self explainatory I think☺️

[@uyiomere1114]

i definitely wanna try this but since the products i like to put after washing are water based (aloe vera, leave in) won’t oil rinsing kind of block them from getting into the strands

[@flatbedladyv2191]

Nevwr heard of this but im going to try this

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yes try it! ☺️

[@raynettemitchell7370]

for my time capsule I would behind... clove, rosemary... whether you use it a water spray, make essential oils from them n add them to every hair treatment u use for your hair ... yes ! it's clove n rosemary for me... have an amazing day Y'all🤩💥🥰

[@michaelabrown5407]

I would put your flashcards , a wooden detangling comb , and satin scarf in my hair time capsule. Thank you for the insightful videos 👏👏

[@siempreamiga1]

I've been thinking about hot oil treatments and so happy I saw this video. Any thoughts on using castor oil for this? It's my preferred oil as it has worked wonders for my dry scalp consistently.

[@madamrealtor278]

Whoa ~ I am so glad that I came across you via google. Im enjoying every video. Do I oil rinse after my shampooing & conditioning? Also, I believe you said that I can rinse it or leave it in, correct? Thanks!

[@CurlyChemistry]

Hey! Yes after your conditioner and you can leave the oil on or rinse it off :-)

[@Im.SheenaV]

My 3 thinks would be k18 mask, heritage cowash and heritage leave in! Or kss leave in!

[@sylvialyles919]

Hey family!❤ I would put Jojoba oil, Rosemary oil and Peppermint oil!❤