Winter Hair Products & Regimen

[@EfikZara]

I love all your videos! They are so informative =)! Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences. It is soooo helpful!!!

[@101LadyT]

Thank you! Means alot!

[@simonaurelie4860]

Thank you so much. I finely found someone that explain every step for moisturize in the winter. I need to try all those products and see the results. Thank thanks a lot :D.

[@tjeffersonfitts]

You were my inspiration to go natural! I loved watching ur video's. . I did the big chop in December & I see the light!

[@smileup35]

Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU! You have validated my whole system and approach in one video. Your tips support a healthy hair lifestyle. I was struggling with my new length (TWA to chin length) and 4b/c coils. My hair feels GREAT! Well moisturized and soft. I am a new subscriber. Thank you!

[@GINGERALEBUBBLES]

So happy I have these videos in the beginning of this natural hair journey. We have finally figured out our uniquely made hair. So proud of us!!!!!!!!

[@101LadyT]

Aww Thanks! I should try that deep conditioner!

[@101LadyT]

Thanks! How fun!

[@101LadyT]

Great! I happy I'm not in this alone! You can relate to what's going on with me!

[@101LadyT]

Wow! Thank you!

[@simplykptv]

Love the look!!

[@Sagmami]

Love your scarf ! I have leopard everything love it !!

[@101LadyT]

That's good to hear! I feel like it's worth it if your hair is going through breakage and split ends!

[@101LadyT]

Haha! Yea hello hydration is a keeper!

[@1sweetlittleprincess]

While I'm at it, let me know just tell you I really like your channel and your haiiirrrrrrr! Love everything you do with it, the styling is right up my street. No jokes, of all the naturals out here you are in my top 3 - really appreciate the normality you bring to natural hair vlogs. Thanks!

[@swtcarmel1]

Yay! So glad u use natural products now!

[@101LadyT]

I hope so!!! :)

[@ItAllComesNapturally]

This is my first winter as a natural and I am just going with protective styling. I have kept my hair braided and I redo it every month. I cowash my scalp once a week. Throughout the week, whenever I feel necessary, I spritz my scalp with water and seal with an oil. So far so good. I plan on wearing my hair out again starting May. :)

[@zheahra]

Cute scarf. "Control" I hear you. I like doing hot oil treatments b4 I wash my hair, too. I'm going to try mixing the castor oil with the olive oil. Good tip. Thanks.

[@ProdJunkieChannel]

I've been looking for new product suggestions... So thanks for this vid!!! And thanks for being honest about your mistakes. I think transparency is the key to success with natural hair.

[@JennifersGlowing]

Great video!! Very informative.,thank you.

[@101LadyT]

Layering product...leave in, pudding/cream, then oil. Depending on how cold...I will have to do this a couple of times a week. Just have to find the right products to layer that won't create build up

[@101LadyT]

You are welcome! :)

[@diandunlap3942]

I'm a new subcriber, I like your videos. Liked this one and the fact that you are leaning towards more natural products. I recently went to my natural stylist, who told me I had product build up, so she clarified my hair and said she recomends a more natural line of products. Thanks again Lady T.

[@101LadyT]

I HAD A GIFT CARD! If i didnt have that, I wouldnt have even purchased Carols Daughter products! I was impressed by my results and wanted to share it! I've never tried their cleansing and conditioning products just the stylers. And was impressed. My hair stays moisturized longer and the fact that I neglected my hair...it brought it back to life. I will return to my staples when it warms up. I don't post everything on YT that I'm going through with my hair.....its just hair. Take care! :)

[@101LadyT]

The cost doesn't make the product....the ingredients do! My hair loves whats in the Tui Conditioner.

[@APCAD_Soap85]

Carols daughter is a great line. An there is nothing wrong with hot oil treatments before your wash that is actually the correct way.

[@MYHAIRification]

This same thing has happened to me too. My hair was not responding to the same products and I'm CG.I went through all steps moisture, protein, and finally did a crystal clarifying treatment as I discovered I have hard water in my area. My hair came roaring back. The product is at Sally's and is only $2.00 to $3.00 depending where you live. Its past a clarifying shampoo as it removes minerals from hard water, rust, and old styling products from your hair. Saved my life! as I was becoming undone!

[@101LadyT]

I need to try that! I didn't care for the other Trader conditioner

[@geowhit88]

If you really really can't get your winter dryness under control you can buy a humidifier and leave it on in a room that you frequent the most.

[@101LadyT]

I neglected my hair for some time and now it's acting stupid. So I'm just trying more moisturizing products and then I will go back in the spring...warmer weather.

[@sAnDcAstLe1224]

I've always wanted to try the monoi line as well as the tui line. Might give them a try one day :)

[@101LadyT]

It depends (on what products you are using and if you have buildup)...My normal regimen is washing once a week. I had to change it up a bit for the winter. Let your hair tell you :)

[@101LadyT]

Gurrrl! You said it haha! Honestly, if I wouldn't have gotten a giftcard for Christmas, I wouldn't have purchased the products. I will return to my staples when my hair is back to normal and not excessively dry. The Tui conditioner works wonders on my hair. This is what I'm doing now and what works! The people asked for it haha It's only hair people geez! Thanks lady! Take care!

[@101LadyT]

Thanks! Girl! Its still is a struggle. I can't find anything in the stores that work so I'm making and tweeking this African black soap facial wash and Bentonite Clay mask that I make. So far so good. I still get a few breakouts from time to time but there aren't group meetings on my face haha

[@101LadyT]

I don't mind the ingredients! It's just that RIGHT NOW my hair is going through it and I need that extra moisture from natural products.

[@101LadyT]

I'm using Oyin and it co washes out easily. It depends on what products you use to co wash it out properly.

[@blufaerie]

Another Oyin lover, like me! Love your channel. That Hair Dew is perfect for me year round because I live in ATL, and our humidity is ridiculous, meaning, my twist outs turn into poof outs, lol.

[@101LadyT]

Cool!

[@101LadyT]

Might want to try some type of alcohol free gel or cream to tame frizz.

[@101LadyT]

I know that! Exception is Loreal. Ive tried Shea Moisture...poos are good but haven't had too much luck with the rinse out conditioners.

[@101LadyT]

Hmmm good suggestion!

[@101LadyT]

Oh really! Hmmm need to look into that

[@101LadyT]

Cool! I thought about trying Terressentials in the past when I saw Naptural85 vids. That Monoi line is something else...wasn't expecting it to work like it did!

[@MIZZdomingaj]

I know that I'm late, but now that my hair is much longer this year for the colder months, I need to start using more protective products. This was an informative video for me since I'm just starting out. Now, I need to shop around....

[@101LadyT]

I don't really care for the juices. I feel like its better to refresh wash and gos. Haven't heard of the Cantu refreshner spray

[@Chrissy4281]

I love the Carol's Daughter Monoi products; they really reduce breakage and moisturize my hair. The shampoo is/was a staple for me. Right now, I'm using the Terressentials mud wash to cleanse and my hair absolutley loves it, so the CD is taking a back seat to it. Other than that, I'm pretty much sticking to a regimen of prepoo'ing, washing, dc'ing and styling..once every week. I also henna every four weeks on schedule. This works for me year round, although the products I use do change.

[@chococat178]

Love your regimen and tips. I use the Oyin products but I need to check out Carol's Daughter products :)

[@chelseeez]

Can you do a hair tutorial for this hairstyle? I LOVE IT!

[@101LadyT]

Thanks! I need to check out that co wash! Heard some great reviews. The Tressemme was ok...I should try it again...my hair tends to act funny lol

[@101LadyT]

Oh ok! If the cheapies work for you, don't change. The cheapie I like that's a staple of mine is Herbal Essence Hello Hydration is good. My hair is just going through alot and the Tui Conditioner is working wonders on my hair.

[@101LadyT]

lol I'm putting grease on hold for now until my hair gets back on track. I'm having too much fun with this co washing lol and I can't co wash grease out. I use the Oyin hair dew both ways (it's a hair lotion) and it's not greasy on my hair...it just melts in.

[@darmarie7]

This winter I have been using Shea Mositure products and the LOC method. It worked wonder on my hair.

[@ybazz43]

THANKS FOR THE HONESTLY. one great product from the Carols daughter line is the Lisa's Hair Elixir. Wonderful tingling scalp sensation, but i would add the castor oil to it since my hair loves castor oil too.not sure what soybean oil does or does not do to the hair but its the first ingredient. $15 a bottle but it lasts a while. I might just try making my own. lol

[@AlsbeanNaturally]

@101ladyT shea moisture deep conditioner I feel you would love. (Shea Moisture Purification Mask) I also like their other deep conditioner as well. I like shea's moisture and shine mist. and their hair milk. I like that these can be purchased on the ground and are affordable and pretty dang good. I bought CD'S mimosa honey when it was to for 1 and I feel that products seals moisture and is great for winter but i believe it could be to greasy in summer.

[@deb8911]

hey T! i love your channel it's helped me a lot. may you please upload a video of how you co-wash etc? thanks.

[@101LadyT]

Haven't heard of ORS Herbal Cleanse....

[@organicniki6]

When you return back from your $1,000 hair products lol I have a trick that works... Instead of cantu Giovanni direct leave in mixed with aloe Vera juice and olive oil!!!!! Natural! Moisturizing and not so expensive because you can make 2-3 bottles of product from one, it also cuts the sulfate buildup problem... You can layer your gel, or what ever else you may want on top, but I makes such a beautiful soft base of hair!!! Ps please do a tutorial on that hair! I love it!!! You look beautiful

[@Ilikefrogs..]

You don't need to mix the Giovanni with Aloe Vera Juice. It's already one of the first ingredients. Plus the Direct Leave in is already pH balanced.

[@101LadyT]

Burnt sugar pomade works good for me. I just did a vid a couple of wks ago.

[@NicoleStallion]

Can you PLEASE do a tutorialon your hairstyle in this video?? PLEASE!!!!! I love it!!

[@101LadyT]

I've tried Shea Moisture...I like the poos but haven't had too much luck with conditioners. The African mask is ok.

[@AngieWalk]

This video was right on time for me :)))...in the beginning of my journey I was using the cheaper conditioners to co-wash and washing my hair weekly (shea moisture shampoo) but as it has grown this winter I have had some dry, brittle hair :(....I finally realized I HAD to switch up my regimine a bit and shampoo less and co-wash with better conditioners. Week one and it feels so much better. Going to try the Carols Daughter conditioning wash and I LOVE me some Oyin...I use the same products :))))

[@AlsbeanNaturally]

101ladyT I also like Nubian Images EVOO & Moringa repair and extend styling custard. this product is good alone or substituted nside the kimmaytube leave in, as the leave in portion of the recipe. u end up with a creamier recipe versus a runny 1 that 2 me works better. the EVOO has wonderful oils n its ingredients and has no mineral oil parabens, or sulfates. I have tried 2 things from this line and i like them both can be purchased at walgreens. when i do shampoo i reach 4 shea moisture

[@101LadyT]

I've tried that and my hair turned out a greasy, frizzy mess! lol I think I need to try other butters like Mango and see how that works.

[@robinf858]

Deep condtion

[@Justme68ification]

Thanks for this vid! Sometimes we have to change our regimen. Regardless of season. Glad you have opted to try all natural prods. I have tried CD vanilla tui shampoo and condish and I love it! Too expensive for me though. Have you tried Shea Moisture prods? I love their products. A little goes a long way and its affordable.

[@101LadyT]

Sulfate free poo gets the oils out great bc I'm not using mineral oil based products. I'm using oyin now...cantu is going to have to wait until I get my hair back on track. I still like it but it's not working for me now

[@101LadyT]

For some reason..it's just making my hair dry! That's one of my staples! I'm hoping it just because my hair is going through it lol

[@RikkiMonk07]

You should try As I Am coconut co-wash. Its not expensive. 7.99 at Sally's. Its AWESOME for detangling and does wonders with moisture. And it has castor oil in it! Also try tressemme naturals nourishing moisture conditioner. Its about 3.95 at Walmart. Has tons of slip. Slip galore!!! Great for detangling. Its a rinse out conditioner but I use it as a leave in and its been fine! Leaves my hair soft and shiney. You don't have to spend all that money to find good products for natural hair.

[@101LadyT]

Haha! We are cool! :)

[@Meika2012]

101ladyt! I don't know where to start with my hair! I am the product junkie, yes a harsh reality. I started using up my shampoos, design essentials I don't like because it leaves my hair straw like! My Mizani curl balance works great though! And I love detangling with herbal essences hello hydration.

[@IRJOHNSO21]

Trader Joe's Tea Tree Conditioner is great for cowashes. Its all natural & like 5 or 6 bucks!!

[@helenlucka]

Hey! Trader Joe's conditioners are cheap but all natural and have a lot of slip :-)

[@LovelyLooker122]

Sorry, didnt mean to make it seem like I was coming at you like that. That just had been on my mind. I love you and your hair! Didn't mean to seem harsh because what you are doing is working so beautifully for your hair. I promise, sometimes I have keyboard Tourette's lol!

[@AlsbeanNaturally]

@101LadyT You are by far one of my favorite naturalist. i conditioner wash and I have a few conditioners I like to co wash with, one being Tresemme it is inexpensive and has great slip, thats why I like it, I also like As I am Coconut co-wash - amazing slip n leaves my hair n scalp feeling clean and hair soft. I love oyin products, I like CD's Mimosa honey for twisting, CD's healthy hair butter may work i just cant get by the smell yuk! Shea moisture has a great deep conditioer

[@LovelyLooker122]

I found that what really works out the dryness for me is glycerin. My hair loves glycerin and I live in Arkansas (which is always pretty humid), so I have no problems. S-curl is my best friend lol! I never thought to take the all natural route because its too expensive and I love my silicones and sulfates too much!! Plus, I dont put all-natural things into my body or on the largest organ of my body (skin), so why should I put it on dead protein coming from my scalp?

[@marthazaldivar9500]

when she gonna came back

[@robinf858]

Co wash with suave condition add honey coconut oil oilve oil

[@101LadyT]

Just experimenting! Geez

[@jamesja85jj]

Hey lady...really enjog your videos. I am from Atlanta but I live in Germany and your videos have helped me a lot! Have you tried the yogurt and honey deep conditioner? The Winters are the worst here, my hair was starting to feel dry and less bouncy. I tried it last week....loved the results. Just an idea if you haven't tried it.

[@101LadyT]

LensCrafters

[@1sweetlittleprincess]

Have you tried tres emme naturals conditioners? Of whatI've seen and heard of all the supermarket brands Tres emme are the only ones truly with no silicones. I only all natural products in my regimen and I have no build up

[@101LadyT]

Nope...haven't tried it

[@Meika2012]

I just don't know what products to use to produce my best Bantu knot out, anyone have some takers on this?

[@drdiva16]

Ladyt, have you ever used henna in your hair?

[@FridayNightLightsReviews]

Im recently natural I wanted to know how often should I wash my hair?

[@FridayNightLightsReviews]

Thank you, What can I do about frizz, my hair is very soft and prone to a lot of frizz

[@UrFavoriteNurse]

Soooooo... I'm going to assume that Blue Magic is not in your regimen anymore LOL....Girl I spread the word after it worked for me with the Giovanni...Question about the Oyin Hair Dew...Do you just use it as a leave-in on wash day or do you use it to retwist at night? Does it leave your hair greasy?

[@chaychay0009]

Are you against silicones? I just started using Herbal Essence Hello Hydration (1st time using anything with silicones since I BC last year) last week and I love it!!! However, I am confused because everyone says that silicones are bad and does not let in moisture to the hair shaft, but after 2 uses..I am mad at everyone for making me struggle with detangling for 1 yr w/o this stuff! It is amazing! I am going to try it until I notice adverse signs to my hair, but for now I am happy! Your take?

[@organicniki6]

@gwendolynraine I am aware of what Giovanni contains and the ph level, I am just sharing what I find to be beneficial to my hair and what gives me desired results, I have used it alone, and I have used it with adding my oil and my extra aloe and I love the results, who ever would like to try it go for it, if not that's fine as well. Just wanted to share... Have a great day

[@Bobbi705]

do you have an instagram account...you already know I'm a hair fan..

[@Vivilove82]

I always use sulfate free shampoos and I clarify 1a month... I use Elsta QP cream conditioning shampoo it works Wonders and there deep conditioner DPR11+ if you ever come across these products give them a try you might enjoy it and they are very affordable :) As always thanks for the video and once again if it wasn't for you I would of never Big chop you inspired me... thanks T

[@b00tay7]

Where did you get your glasses from?

[@ColorOfCharisma]

Do you not use Cantu Leave in anymore?

[@ItsTifahTifah]

have u tried millcreek botanicals? u can find it at gnc and gnc.com all organic natural and its only $8 bucks each for a 16 ounce bottle i love it i use the aloe vera one for hydration

[@djenabou0903]

What is your haur type ??

[@hizzgurrl]

If you been using the same products for most of your journey, how come now after almost 3 years of growth it starting to feel dry? Excuse me if you answered this question already.

[@LoveChrissiPoo]

Oyin is the ish

[@iloveflossyo]

Hey I know you've started the carols daughter stuff. They actually are really good! But the site vitacost.com is amazing for finding really good natural hair products. I too can only use products that don't really have too many chemicals