New Wash Regimen

Since I've been natural I have gone through soooo many wash day regimens. So I come to y'all with a new and hopefully final wash day regimen. Okay so you guys who have seen my recent videos on Youtube, click here if you haven't, you know I've been in Myrtle Beach for the past week. And if there's one thing that I've learned this summer, is that my hair doesn't particularly like the ocean water if it's not twisted up (even though it gives amazing curl definition, out of this world). Halfway through the week, I had become sooo frustrated with my hair being tangled at the ends that I just decided to detangle my hair while I was there (which I NEVER do while vacationing ANYWHERE). So that helped a little but obviously not a lot, when I got back home I decided to try something different. Usually when I wash my hair it tangles up a lot more than when I first start but this time I decided to detangle FIRST with conditioner, then rinse that out a little, then I apply shampoo and rinse that out COMPLETELY, then co-wash. When I was done with everything my hair was not tangled AT ALL. It was amazing!!! So I'll give it another try and update y'all if it works out the same. 




The Regimen:

           1.  Start with dry hair
           2.  Section the hair off into medium sections and spray with water and apply conditioner
           3.  Smooth the conditioner into the and start to detangle
           4.  Braid the section up (every important: twist will slowly come out while washing)
           5.  Rinse 90% of the conditioner  out
           6.  Apply shampoo
           7.  Rinse out completely
           8.  Co-wash
           9.  Deep condition if you want!


    By the end of all that my braided sections were still in.

    2 comments:

    My Natural Me said...

    I do the same regimen!!! I don't use shampoo usually though but if I do I leave a little conditioner on my hair so that the shampoo isn't TOOOO stripping. Got that tip from Kimmaytube's YT Chanel. I hope your new regimen works for you!

    Laleepop14 said...

    I love the idea that you braid it to finish the process. I never thought of that and was getting frustrated that my twists would almost be unraveled byt the time I finsished. Great tip!!

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