Tips I Swear By For THICKER Healthier Relaxed Hair | Relaxed Hair

[@prettypetals5201]

Testimony Time lol------Hey Val.. I've been watching your videos for a while now (I think 2015). But back then my hair was really thin... people around would tease me about it and not offer me any help. I then went natural but my hair was still thin. I started watching your videos again and understood all the points you brought about hair and I also started to do my own research about relaxed hair. I then relaxed my hair about a year ago and when I tell you there's a difference... that's an understatement. My hair is so much thicker...my strands are thick...no lie. It takes paitence... research...... babying your hair...I do my own relaxers... even my own trims. Keep educating us... you're an inspiration ❤️❤️❤️. Relaxed hair can grow .. when you know what you're doing 😉😉.(sorry for the long post😃😃😃)

[@frieda8956]

I have a similar experience. People keep asking me how i grew my relaxed hair so long. I just send them her chanel.

[@prettypetals5201]

@@frieda8956 then they complain that it's too much work 🤣🤣🤣lol

[@frieda8956]

@@prettypetals5201 🤣🤣🤣 i know right. Or "just tell me what to buy/use" uh no?! How about you watch the danm videos and give my girl some views.

[@lilmwende]

which relaxer do you use?

[@frieda8956]

@@lilmwende i use a kids relaxer PCJ or just for me brands. My hair doesnt come out bone straight which is perfect for me.

[@FlowerlifeH]

I haven't had a relaxer since I was 14 and I am going back, my hair was breaking because I was a teenager and not taking care of my hair correctly so I will be going back to give relaxers another chance

[@HairliciousInc]

You got this💪🏾💕

[@lucillenash6617]

I had to cut all of the relaxed hair off. As a matter of fact, I cut all of my hair down to 2 inches. I kept the natural look for a little over a year before going back to the creamy crack. Affirm works for me. My hair is now pass my shoulders and looks very healthy.

[@jaleesaneedham99]

Deep conditioning on a weekly basis, moisturizing my hair and doing scalp massages at night, low manipulation, and minimizing heat has definitely helped my hair be healthier. Thank you for the great hair tips!

[@HairliciousInc]

Yes 👏🏾 love it. Thanks for watching hun!

[@dierdrahbelle]

So do you hair dry your hair??

[@MsStarryNights]

I love how she said full GENETIC potential. I think some people (I’ve been guilty) get caught up so much with hair goals that our genetics are just not going to allow. Instead we need to learn how to work with and take care of the hair that we have at it’s realistic potential!

[@redeemed5906]

PREACH!!😅

[@HairliciousInc]

My thoughts exactly, sis!! Genes + healthy hair habits = experiencing your hair at its full genetic potential💕

[@missylove3294]

This is true.😉

[@tracidee6660]

🎯

[@cfoster6804]

Yes!

[@rosettadenton2876]

Excellent video I went back to a relaxer after 12 yrs. My hair was so thick I got tired of twisting and wearing afros..lol. I'm 66 and enjoying my relaxed journey again. All of it is still work. Thank you so much for your help..🌹🙏

[@rassp3860]

I started spacing out my relaxers to 3very 10 to 11 weeks and wow!…what a difference that made. My hair has grown at least five inches since this time 2022. Thank you so much for these tips. They are definitely helping me in my hair journey.

[@angelinesurpris1548]

Plastic bag, and mid-hot towel can be considered as an efficient hair steamer for low-budget!!

[@HairliciousInc]

Yes! it's ol'skool but it works.

[@lisamarie9876]

That’s so smart to use the grease as a blockage sort of for relaxer going from root (new growth) to already processed hair. Just in case it over laps.

[@hrhsophiathefirst4060]

I added a low iron supplement to my diet two years ago and the shedding, the length retention is astonishing. I had been borderline anemic before but fell off of paying attention. I also really cut the amount of manipulation other than bi-weekly wash and roller set. I am able to stretch my relaxers to twice a year from four times a year on advice of my trichologist. On your advice I made my stylist protect my ends when relaxing. I also started adding some oils to my bi-weekly deep conditioners under the steamer or dryer for 30 minutes. I do a protein/moisture balance bi-weekly and do a protein treatment as well as Olaplex when I relax, two weeks before and two weeks after. I trim every relaxer or if I see it needs a dusting. I roller set and dry under hooded dryer for 2 hours bi-weekly and that is all the heat I use. My new regimen for the last two years has been super easy with the lock downs so babying has become the norm. I am at bra strap length when straight and will continue to see how much I can grow.

[@Itsgorgeouseverything]

Do you mind sharing which low iron supplement you use?

[@HairliciousInc]

Solid regimen! Sometimes our setbacks really allow us to evaluate our regimens for a bigger comeback!! Love how your stylist is cooperative with you protecting your ends. Are you still taking iron?

[@lyn930]

Check with your doc if you are 50 or older before adding iron to your diet. It can build up in the blood and cause harm. Blessings!

[@haneen_0768]

What iron supplement do you take ?!

[@cristenc.7886]

Eat grits !! They’re packed with iron

[@lovePaula07]

I’ve been following your regimen for about 2 months now and already see the difference. Usually when I’m stretching, my hair would break so much and just feel so dry. For YEARS. I moisturize every other day and my hair never feels dry anymore. I can’t wait to see my hair start to grow but already my hair feels so much healthier. Thank you!!

[@HairliciousInc]

Whoa!! Thank you so much for sharing this. Glad your regimen is working out. You got this👍🏾💕

[@mimivee5494]

What do use for moisture?

[@lovePaula07]

@@mimivee5494 So Much Moisture by the as i am brand and I seal with Avacado or olive oil.

[@cbchang6200]

I am just now seeing this video. However for the past year many of these tips I have been doing. I use no heat on my hair ever. I touch up every 16 weeks and dust my ends every 8 weeks. I use mainly organic homemade products on my hair. I use a homemade organic protein treatment the week before I touch up. I deliberately under process for TexLaxing. I like a lot of texture in my hair. My hair is now the healthiest it has ever been. 👍🏽🤗

[@HeyyyHR]

I never realized how beneficial moisturizing my hair prior to relaxer day is! I need to keep that in mind.

[@HairliciousInc]

Covering your ends with either oil, grease or conditioner prior to your relaxer touch up is so beneficial.

[@HeyyyHR]

@@HairliciousInc Consider it done...since watching your videos, I've started moisturizing and sealing on a regular basis. Idk why I thought I shouldn't right before a relaxer. Great video as usual!

[@cococow3695]

I’ve been shampooing,co washing,deep conditioning,moisturizing and sealing since September and I can’t believe how healthy my hair looks now and how it has grown and I haven’t relaxed my new growth yet I’m so happy

[@HairliciousInc]

Beautiful!! This is just the beginning. Keep going hun💪🏾💕

[@mimivee5494]

What do you use to moisturize?

[@cococow3695]

@@mimivee5494 I use S-Curl moisturizer

[@Julibeansreads]

Yes to checking your iron! the first time I had a blood test 2 years ago I found out I was Extremely Iron deficient! I would have never know

[@HairliciousInc]

Wow!! Thanks for sharing that. Iron check ups are major👏🏾

[@cfoster3406]

Your channel made me not afraid to go back relaxed. Always a pleasure ❤️

[@HairliciousInc]

No shame over here sis!! Love and enjoy your relaxed hair💕

[@JaSam4EverAlways]

Girl!!! I haven't had a relaxer in 7 years and finally went back to it two weeks ago. I've always relaxed my entire head back in the day. This video was informative asf cause when the time came, I was gonna be relaxing my whole head again. So glad I found your channel!!

[@SCWarren]

Same

[@Zoraya4833]

Same

[@tias.6675]

I use to relax the entire head several times a year (6-7) AND bleach. Dumb decisions 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@saminatel6003]

😂😂

[@Heavenlydove123]

Coconut oil is the best. I use Shea Butter also. Alphogee Protein treatment is a must for me.

[@Val-yr7ir]

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16 NKJV

[@sapphirehaircare]

Amen!!!🙏🏽🙌🏽

[@HairliciousInc]

Amen 🙏🏾

[@kristlejones2065]

Amen!!!

[@foliageinfall8387]

Amen 🙏🏽

[@aperson7210]

This video came at a great time for me since I recently had a setback! I have 4c fine hair which I started relaxing back in 2016. Unfortunately I didn't knew that I had to adopt a hair care regimen plus my previous hairdresser was constantly applying the relaxer on my entire head so my hair was very long but also dry, had a few tiny pieces because of breakage and was very overprocessed. I started my healthy relaxed hair journey in december of 2019 after I switched hairdressers and did a bob cut. That made me reset my whole journey and with the help of the new salon and your tips (deep conditioning, moisturize and seal, moisture and protein balance, etc.) my hair grew ALOT and was very healthy and thick. Unfortunately (again), since I got to a state where my hair looked GREAT, in 2021 I started to care for it a bit less because life got in the way and I had less time for it, and now it is back at the same lenght I had before the bob cut (a bit longer even) but very dry, and my ends are very thin and see through as a result of also not doing a cut since 2019 and trimming lightly only on relaxer days (usually around 18 to 23 weeks), so I grew out the last part of the overprocessed ends that remained at the top of my head but didn't cut it when I should have. One thing that you've said before is that when relaxed hair is healthy it starts to grow alot thicker which in my case is very true especially because I use castor oil alot, but with the whole situation with my dry ends i'll probaby have to cut my hair twice this year just because i don't want to get a bob cut again and rather continue to grow out the hair and cut it progressively. I'll have my relaxer appointment next friday after stretching for 22 weeks because I really wanted to double the moisture intake on my hair and after the cut I intent to restart my journey again still applying your tips, and with a kids relaxer which is less agressive on my fine hair and tends to leave a tiny bit of texture which makes it look alot fuller and thicker. Wish me luck 🍀🤞🏾

[@OHoneyPot]

These are great tips for Relaxed and Natural. I’m natural with 4c hair and I not too long ago starting using Olaplex. What a big difference! Ayurvedic Oils/Tea Spritz/Hair Mask for a lil razzle dazzle … so far, so good. I’ve been washing my hair weekly, keeping it moisturized, steaming and using a heat cap. No Manipulation since my 4th big chop in September. I stopped comparing and did what worked for me. Thanks for this ✨💕✨

[@HairliciousInc]

Right?! No comparisons. Focus on what works for you. Thanks for watching hun💕

[@OnlyLilynn44]

I used to have thick voluminous hair growing up. But overtime it started thinning (when my mom stopped taking care of it and I was left to do it myself) then add depression + low self esteem that made me not take care of myself at all for years. On top of me adding relaxers to it while not taking care of it at all. So my hair is fighting for its life right now. Surprise and happy I’m not bald headed.

[@arewahaircaretv8718]

I know this might sound weird but my natural hair has been amazing since I started watching this channel. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 🙏💚

[@HairliciousInc]

Not weird at all🥰 Thank you so much for sharing this. There’s so many transferable tips between natural and relaxed hair💕

[@kenyam9241]

I haven't had a relaxer in years I've been thinking about going back to one. This helps. Thank you.

[@naturalwoman8315]

Fantastic tips! I’ve had my hooded hair dryer for 15 years & it’s still going strong- great investment. Agree that coconut oil & castor oil are my best friends. I’m not relaxed but love your tips.👍🏽

[@naturalwoman8315]

@@nuninuninu5095 The Dazey Natural Wonder Hooded Hair Dryer. It works great 😊

[@tam.b9651]

great tip about using the coconut oil as a pre poo!! i bought some coconut oil because i really wanted the benefits that come with using it, but it made my hair so hard that i only used it once. i never thought about using it as a pre poo or mixing it with a deep conditioner and washing it out, what an excellent idea!!

[@ritzbitz78]

My hair is also making a come back. I tend to only get to bra strap and currently the center of my crown is broken short. My main issues: keeping my hair tangle free, consistent trimming, and consistent deep conditioning for moisture. I also think over processing was an issue in the past. Thank you for these tips. They are clear, logical, concise. I was able to reverse engineer my hair journey and see what steps I wasn’t doing correctly. #teamgeneticpotential

[@skyelynnae]

I literally have the exact same issues!

[@ritzbitz78]

@@skyelynnae hair twin! Or should I say: hair issue twin! I believe my breakage at the center crown area is from rough detangling as that area gets tangled the worst. And I think I over process the area because that center area is so curly and prone to tangles. So I now keep my hair detangled throughout the week and conscientiously wash my hair as not to cause more tangles. All the best to you on your journey!

[@MrsVainmane]

I started following you YEARS ago when I was relaxed; when Neutrogena triple moisture (NTM) daily leave in was one of your staple products. Love, love, LOVED this product for my relaxed hair AND my natural hair when I transitioned in 2011. Would love if you could recommend a product equivalent to it, since it has been discontinued 🫤. I continue to follow you because the tips that you provide for relaxed hair works equally well for natural hair. You provide sound, valuable advice. Keep doing what you do, enlightening and sharing. Be blessed.💜👍🏾

[@tarikenkeyari8959]

This video is awesome. Once in a while I used to prepoo with coconut 🥥 oil. A week and a half ago I moderately applied coconut oil and I did not wash it out for 2 days. My hair felt dry thick but I kept up with my routine The dryness disappeared but the thickness is amazing. I swear by regular trims. Trim gets rid of the unhealthy ends so that we can retain thickness and length..

[@shiromash]

Hi Val, I have been following your channel since October last year and I have learnt a lot. I have developed a healthy hair routine and am seeing improvement. Much love from Nairobi, Kenya.

[@Stephy_E]

wakenya mpo ❤️

[@carolinewambui5286]

@@Stephy_E tupo!🙂

[@djr3501]

Black tea rinse on my scalp has been working for me after recent hair loss❤️.

[@poshplans]

Me too!

[@Luminousone_624]

How do you do this? Please explain.

[@HairliciousInc]

Hi Lauren, I have a video on how I do my black tea rinses. Check it out!

[@renettegordley3493]

You have a lot of educational information in some of your videos that is informative about hair health in general. You let us know the benefits of certain oils & all sorts of values you give. Thanks a lot. It's greatly appreciated.

[@bomanclackhanger]

I've shared this video with myself so I can watch it over and over again. Great tips

[@catricehawkins4958]

Can I say dark and lovely triple moisture is great, know your hair: protein/moisture balance, baggying(hairlista informed), co washing, protective styles, health scalp(tea tree/peppermint oil), dusting your ends, stretching relaxers-i only relax every other holiday, and DEEP CONDITIONING- has helped me so much...I know my hair so well....I can look and feel it and know what it wants right away. It's possible. Long hair don't care.

[@lindadwumah5438]

Awesome tips!!!❤️ God bless you abundantly for always sharing and helping because following your advice has made my relaxed hair REALLY THRIVE!!!❤️🙏🏽 No more dryness and breakage.

[@princessosquala]

I will say everyone’s hair growth is different my hair grows extremely fast and at 8 weeks I have a full hair of new growth .

[@HairliciousInc]

Exactly! Everyone’s hair, growth, texture, density is different. So it’s always important to do what works for you.

[@princessosquala]

@@HairliciousInc totally agree with you !!🤍💗

[@0tismadaline]

Amazing tips dear, hardly do l comb my hair too and my hair is doing amazing,you are looking gorgeous ❤️

[@marilynmartin3901]

Very, very informative. I think drinking more water has contributed to my hair’s burst of growth. I’m not a vitamin or supplement fan so I try to get my nutrients through my heart healthy diet.

[@lolalee7329]

Thank you so much for the education. As I feel with your knowledge and experience, I feel more confident to grow my daughter's hair and I don't need to be afraid of relaxing it. I have been through many experiences and other you tubers experiences and your style and experiences may he's my daughter's. So thank you for all your work and effort.

[@autobotdiva9268]

rosemary has been a gamechanger for me. wish i knew that it helped a year ago!

[@BubblesPleasant]

People don’t know this . But coconut oil is a protein . That’s why it can leaves your hair hard at times. Coconut oil should be only applied to the scalp .unless you need a protein treatment.

[@etherean369]

I thought it had 0g of protein...

[@OreliaLatrice]

What you say about the genetics thing is so true. Women would come up to me all the time & ask what products I use to make my hair so thick. I honestly don’t use a lot of products, it’s been years since I’ve used a flat iron & I just leave it alone. Also, I work out too much to be doing all the extras only to sweat it out later that week! 🤣🥴Healthy hair is definitely from the inside out too. Awesome video. ❤️

[@HairliciousInc]

Right?!!! Genes play a huge roll and the fullness/thickness really begins to show once your hair is healthy. Thanks for watching hun💕

[@OreliaLatrice]

@@HairliciousInc yesss! You’re so welcome! 😊

[@lise2696]

My stylist always put relaxer on my relaxed hair I am dealing with breakages since November now...I can see how thin the over-relaxed hair are they were high porosity now they are low porosity the breakages continue..I keep taking care of them myself.everytimes I keep telling myself I can fixed this, I can do it those words help to keep me from cutting everything off again,it took me so long to grow them back...I even have nightmares.the last time I went to her to relaxed my hair I think she did cause breakages on my hair on purpose because I stopped going to wash my hair at her salon..when I wash my hair on my own I hv no itchy scalp and I am more careful on putting the rollers....it sucks that I can't relax my hair on my own.

[@myrthaukennedy7999]

I still have my hooded dryer. I just gave up on the natural hair journey. Natural hair is not for me right now in my life. I have done natural over ten years and stress affects my hair. I’ll start taking my vitamins again. I’m never consistent. I don’t know if vitamin d deficiency affects our hair because that’s the only thing I’ve notice that has changed in my check ups. I used to have this super thick hair when I lived in Florida and now I’m in Georgia and it’s not the same so that’s why I gave up on the natural hair. I also thinks the water we use to wash our hair changes it. I know I’ve been stressed a lot lately with work so that didn’t help. I did a protein treatment recently and will do it again. Since relaxing my hair, it feels healthier. I didn’t even have to cut it short like I was thinking I needed to. Thank you for the tips.

[@organicniki6]

So true! My hair is will always be thin, relaxed or natural

[@madeleinebontu3926]

Tell me about it. We thin- hair girls really suffer and people don't understand that we were born this way. No nutrient problems or diseases just genetics!

[@mickeyxoxo5363]

I have to use direct heat in my hair. Air drying just causes way too much breakage for me. I've tried every method since '09. LOL

[@jasmineb747]

Happy Sunday Lovely Hairlicous. My hair is doing well, I just got a touch up almost 2 weeks ago. My hair was noticeably longer on the left side so my hubby who always trims my hair gave me a nice ✂ to wear I was satisfied with the look & feel of my ends. Thank you for sharing 😍💕😘.

[@HairliciousInc]

Nothing like a fresh relaxer💕I love when the hubby steps in and helps with our hair. The hubs dusted my ends recently and did a pretty good job 😂 too.

[@jasmineb747]

@@HairliciousInc Awwww go hubbies 😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💕💕💕💕🤗🤗🤗🤗.

[@trueheart8739]

Excellent advice as usual my sister!! 👏🏾 The tip of adding the oils to the deep conditioner has been a huge game changer for me ❤️. Thank you! 😊

[@lucillenash6617]

Less aggravating has truly been helpful for me. A good hair conditioner works great too. Thank you for the info.

[@mk-oz7xt]

Thanks about the tip of using a regular relaxer instead of super strength for those who want a little bit of texture and thicknes

[@HairliciousInc]

Yesss!! It really helps to add thickness to the hair. Less processing = more volume = more fullness to the hair. You're so welcome! Thanks for watching💕

[@theresavinson6466]

Thank you!!! As a new follower I would love to see a video on dusting your ends which I imagine for you is not too difficult since your hair is one length. Mine is 13 inches crown to chin (front) and 16 inches crown to shoulders (back). Agree with pretty petals; you inspire us!! 😍

[@HairliciousInc]

Hey sis. Welcome💕 Will do.

[@OSeeingUOut]

Your channel has been so helpful for my relaxed hair journey. I'm definitely gonna be trying the oil/grease/conditioner before I go back to the salon for prevent runoff damage

[@HairliciousInc]

That’s right sis👏🏾 prevention is everything!

[@debbiedebeaux]

You always have such good advice. I stopped self relaxing, just because I cannot see the back and I always over over process the back. I love Design Essentials for my relaxer and all of their products on relaxer day. I will definitely apply their pre relaxer protectant before I get to the salon. I am so proud of myself for stretching for 6 months will very little breakage...I thought about going longer but I'm good! LOL!!!

[@thehairyramie]

6 months with little breakage! Wow🎊🎊🎊

[@goldenangel6015]

@@thehairyramie same here

[@thehairyramie]

@@goldenangel6015 wow, I used to do same but I slashed the period into 2. How have you managed to keep breakage at a minimum?

[@debbiedebeaux]

@@thehairyramie I stretch 6 months pretty easily. I go into protective style mode when the new growth gets to be too much. However, my 6 months ends today and I've already scheduled that appointment for this week!! 😅 I cannot wait!

[@thehairyramie]

@@debbiedebeaux sounds like a good stretch plan!🙌🏾 can’t wait too🙈🤗😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@glowwithmebri]

I'm not relaxed but your video was recommended and I'm glad it was! these are fabulous tips for everyone :) I would also add scalp massages to the list. I don't do them as regularly as a I could but something in my spirit tells me it's doing something haha

[@HairliciousInc]

So true!! Might do a Part ✌🏾

[@Ulumma-uh8fn]

That grease hack sounds golden

[@HairliciousInc]

It really is!!

[@peachesphillips9922]

Thank you great tips I just relaxed my hair today after year's of being natural I will incorporate rice water every week on wash day

[@SamaAndTheCosmo]

So informative! I admire your consistency and investment in your method and doing your research. I’ve been binge watching your videos for the past two weeks. I’m planning my virgin relaxer at the end of the month after 6 years of being natural hair journey. I’ve never felt more educated, excited and ready to start enjoying my hair again!! Thank you 🙏🏾💐

[@janicehoward8074]

The delivery of your videos is so informative and encouraging that we can apply it in our everyday life. Thank you so much for your hard work and love for us to succeed whether we are relaxed or natural. You are amazing!🤗💖

[@HairliciousInc]

So sweet of you to say, Janice! Thank you🙏🏾✨

[@aalexis112]

These are great tips sis! Dusting in between my trims has helped my hair so much 💕

[@HairliciousInc]

Thanks Alexis💕 dusting is everything!

[@aijiac100]

Please ,what is dusting ? I wish to learn

[@aalexis112]

@@aijiac100 it’s cutting off the very ends of your hair to prevent split ends. Like less than 1/2 an inch

[@americanbeauty171]

Hi Val, Can you do a video of your braid out? OMG your hair is so cute. I am curious what do you do to you ends? Thank you in advance!

[@CrystalEpps]

Thank you so much for this video!! You really over some key points! I hope to follow these steps soon , trying to take better care of my hair this year

[@amtaylor422]

Hello. I just came across your video! Great tips. So I have been natural for YEARS and I have naturally curly hair so I have been wearing it curly for years. Getting trimmed and going to a curly hair specialist to get tips as well. I have single-strand knots because I believe im not detangling it well so now my hair has become significantly thin. It's depressing to me because my hair was once thick and long. So I am wearing it straight for awhile because I think me having it curly is causing me to have single strand knots which causes major breakage. I think sometimes my hair won't get thick again!😔 So watching your video is giving me hope!

[@uhuru7421]

Great advices with all the details we need. Thank you 💛

[@preese100]

This video is extremely helpful.....I am going back to a relaxer next week at a salon. I have fine hair and my strains are very coily in its natural state. Thanks again for the tips!

[@HairliciousInc]

Congrats on relaxing again sis!💕What made you decide?

[@preese100]

@@HairliciousInc My scalp is extremely tender and the coily texture is too painful. I dread dealing with it.

[@nomcebomalevu5915]

I love your videos😭❤❤ I love hearing all things hair from you😩

[@jayneswellnesshub]

True that, generics determine hair type & hair maintenance matters big time.

[@Crazyycalisee]

Hello I am a natural girl im 23 and ive never gotten a relaxer before but after being 23 years natural i want to start relaxing! I was wondering if you can do a morning and night hair care routine and if you have any tips for a new relaxed girl 😊 your videos have really helped me figure out if this is something i want to do so i would really like your knowledge on what i should be doing on a daily to keep my hair long and healthy even though im using chemicals now

[@mrs.natasha1232]

You just brought to my attention that I’ve been relaxing my hair wrong. Thank you. I’m so happy that I watched this video!

[@estheranderson2471]

Viviscal vitamins have played a major role in my hair growth and thickness. It takes about 4 or 5 months, but it's worth the time and the money.

[@danitajones2116]

It's my day to shampoo and maintain my hair. I like to get a little inspiration as I go about my regiment. Thank you 😊

[@Creationinmotion4922]

Thank you for eloquently explaining our hair✨✨ I genuinely adore your channel and other platforms you have. Lastly, can you please share your shears information? Thanks in advance beautiful soul💞💞

[@HairliciousInc]

Thank you so so much for your kind words💕 I’ll put it in the description box!!

[@Creationinmotion4922]

@@HairliciousInc You’re very welcome; and thanks again✨✨

[@modaley1623]

happy i found your page. My hair got so thin so i will be using you as a guide *hug*

[@anitaelohookotete164]

Hey Val, since I started following your protective method om relaxer day my hair has thickened and looks better. I just find a distinction along the length of my hair between the bone straight time and this new method.

[@Daphneamy360]

This applizes to those who texlax, curly perm/ jerricurly perm, Japanese straightened etc too 👍💯❤️

[@mariaofeliahernandez6147]

Hi Val! Thanks once more, totally agree with you on the topic of coconut oil for my hair, but I find that, like protein my hair needs less and less use as I learned healthy hair habits (credits to you too)

[@CassysHairCare]

Val your hair is looking gorgeous 😍 as always. Very healthy. Love it.

[@HairliciousInc]

Awww thank you so much, Cas😘🙏🏾

[@CassysHairCare]

@@HairliciousInc anytime 😊😊😊

[@enickasmith4223]

As always very good advice. I think this video is a reminder of all I've learned from you. I found myself going 'check', yup, doing it, got it, uh huh and so on. My only issue is at 6 weeks I get scared and uncomfortable with my hair. It feels dry and brittle and even if I do a deep conditioner a day or two later nothing. However my hair is way better than it was before. It's almost at bra strap and I'm happy with the progress. Thank you for what you do. It truly helps and you are indeed an inspiration. 💞

[@HairliciousInc]

Lol. Love that!! At 6 weeks, in between wash days, spray your new growth with a water based moisturizer ie. Scurl, Taliah Waajid Protective Leave-in etc. this helps a ton at keeping it soft and manageable. I have a video on this.

[@pristay7]

Just love your full knowledge and understanding of your videos, clear cut and simple.❤️

[@HairliciousInc]

That’s my motto! Thanks hun for watching💕

[@HairliciousInc]

Happy Sunday, how’s your hair doing? 💕

[@ninabennett909]

Hey there. My hair is slowly growing back and I'm dealing with a receded hairline. Any tips?

[@Mykinthia]

My hair is doing well thank you. Trying my first at home relaxer with my mom's help this week. I noticed you set a 25 min timer for a relaxer although the jar says 15 minutes. Is this because of your hair thickness? Personal preference? Just curious, and unsure if I should try the same Thanks :)

[@afib4968]

I am trying to work on my shedding and breakage. I do think it is an abnormal amount so I want to start a process of elimination to weed out the issue.

[@goldenangel6015]

My hair is growing n is getting thicker . Im learning a lot from you. U know what ? I stretch my relaxer to 6 months. 2 relaxers/year is perfect for my thin strands. Bises

[@krischionjohnson96]

Hey Val, happy subscriber here. Your channel has been a guide to me since I return to relax hair.. My hair strived so much and gained a lot of length. However, I'm 4months Post Partum and my hair is falling out so bad. I'm still taking my vitamins and I'm not manipulating it too much bcuz everytime I touch my hair clumps come out. Im also doing rosemary hair rinses. Do you have any advice as to what other measures I can take to save the rest of my hair?

[@donnagarraway7977]

This was first review and feedback that was helpful and realistic. I appreciate you. Thank you. ❤❤

[@deborahthompson5041]

Wonderful tips. Thank you keep them coming.

[@MrsCowartsJourney]

Great tips. I just was saying this about genetics. People often would ask what products I was using but I would tell them that’s only part of the journey. Ill have to see about using coconut oil with my wash day.

[@catricehawkins4958]

You! Helped me understand hair. Period...was ya day one(hairlista) yes! Thank you for sharing ALL your knowledge. Waist length now. Yeas.

[@redeemed5906]

Love your authentic content. Please keep them coming often and FREQUENTLY 😀

[@HairliciousInc]

Awwww. Will do💕

[@damilolaolukeye1377]

Been watching for like 2 years and my journey started in December 2016. I like my hair quite straight but I'm wondering if I shouldn't under process a bit. Love you videos and I look forward to more content! Love from Abuja, Nigeria 💕

[@73069sjw]

Thank you for these tips. You are such an inspiration for both relaxed and natural hair people. Your tips on hair care is good for both type hair.. I always look forward to your tutorials. ❤️

[@HairliciousInc]

Awww thanks, Shay💕 I appreciate all of your support!!

[@frieda8956]

My hair sheds a lot at the demarcation mark when i stretch relaxers. Other then that, i agree with everything else. You 3 holy grail oils helped my hair a lot (coconut, olive & avocado).

[@thehairyramie]

If it’s occurring at the line of demarcation, then it’s breakage. Shedding happens from the hair follicle itself.

[@frieda8956]

@@thehairyramie thanks!!! I meant breaks. Thats why i stopped stretching.

[@thehairyramie]

@@frieda8956 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 you don’t stretch anymore?

[@TeeBel05]

Hey Val! Yet another informative video. I appreciate the knowledge you drop. It is very helpful and has helped tremendously in my hair care journey.

[@timichallayoung8275]

Good morning. This is my first time on your page. You have done a great job with all the info you provided and have a great day. I just loved it and i am 6 years natural.

[@lakeishas242]

Me too! 1st time watching - and I really appreciate the advises.

[@morganrobinson5444]

Hi! I love how informative your video was! This was very much needed as to me just recently having breakage due to me waiting 9 weeks to relax my hair and now my kitchen area has completely broken off leaving my hair looking see threw at the ends. My hair still looks decently healthy but it’s think at the bottom and I have genetically thick hair. But now it’s thin and my stylist can’t explain why. She also recently found a little bald spot in my crown area. Now I’m worried I’ll have to stop getting relaxers and what to do to get my hair back thick again. Help please. lol

[@Mykinthia]

Thank you for sharing your research with data and CLEAR effective results! Keep posting PLEASE!

[@HairliciousInc]

Awww so appreciate you, sis🙏🏾 thanks for watching.

[@childofthemighty1341]

Am now a follower. Just started and my hair is so thin....hoping to have it thicker and longer

[@zainababubakar4575]

You are so eloquent and motivating ☺️

[@queenroyalroyal4680]

Once again great video and great information. Thanks Val😊

[@anonymouse7877]

I'm watching this for the 3rd time. First time, general overview. Second time, I walked away with the idea: "Hmmm. Start combing hair out with my fingers instead of tearing it out of my head with a comb". This third time, maybe I'll pick up another good habit!

[@lamekayoung8246]

Very nice video, I do everything mentioned except the coconut oil so that makes me fill good and yes my hair is pretty healthy so thx ☺️ again

[@carlocarnaje6918]

PLEASE upload more relaxer videos 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@shay-shayhandlestolenbyyt]

Your voice is very soothing!!

[@HairliciousInc]

Aww🫶🏾

[@natashalondon9855]

Thank you for sharing I had really good hair and I'm not happy with it right now. I wish you would take care of my hair

[@livingwatersounds763]

This video was EXTREMELY HELPFUL!! Thank you soooo much! I just subscribed 🙂🙂🙂

[@HairliciousInc]

Awww so happy to help. Welcome to the fam, sis💕