Claudine David To care for low porosity natural hair, use lightweight, water-based products. Deep condition with heat to improve moisture retention. Wash with sulfate-free shampoo every 8-9 days and co-wash every 3-4 days to cleanse. Use steam treatments for extra moisture. Apply products to damp hair for better absorption and prevent product build-up. Next, consider incorporating the … Read more
To care for low porosity natural hair, use lightweight products on damp hair. Regularly use a clarifying shampoo to remove buildup. Deep condition with heat to open hair cuticles. Incorporate humectants for moisture retention. Consider steam treatments to improve absorption and enhance your moisturizing routine. When choosing products, opt for lightweight moisturizers and oils. Ingredients … Read more
To care for low porosity fine hair, use lightweight, water-based products for moisture absorption. Apply treatments to damp hair and use heat through steam or warm water to lift the cuticle. Cleanse regularly with a clarifying shampoo to remove buildup. Avoid heavy oils to prevent weighing down your fine strands. To cleanse low porosity fine … Read more
To care for low porosity 4C hair, use water-based moisturizers and humectants to attract moisture. Apply a lightweight leave-in conditioner on damp hair. Pre-poo before cleansing, and deep condition with heat. Steam treatments help absorption. Regularly clarify hair for optimal care. Engage with your routine for best results. Regular deep conditioning is crucial for low … Read more
To care for low porosity 4B hair, use water-based products and lightweight leave-in conditioners. Apply a pre-poo treatment and a moisturizing hair mask. Use steam for deep conditioning. Hydrate mid-week, apply products to damp hair, massage your scalp with light oil, and sleep with a satin scarf or silk bonnet for best results. Next, incorporate … Read more
To care for low porosity 2C hair, use a balanced routine. Cleanse gently and condition regularly. Deep condition every few weeks. Use warm water to open hair cuticles. Remove product build-up with clarifying treatments. Choose lightweight humectants to moisturize. Limit heat styling tools for healthier hair. Incorporate lightweight products such as creams or gels specifically … Read more
To care for loop and lock hair extensions, brush gently with a loop brush or wide-tooth comb every day. Wash with lukewarm water and a sulfate-free shampoo, avoiding scrubbing. Wait 24-48 hours after installation before washing. Keep extensions hydrated and use palm rolling regularly to prevent matting and maintain shape. Next, avoid excessive heat styling. … Read more
To care for human hair dreadlock extensions, wash them every 2-4 weeks with sulfate-free shampoo to ensure scalp cleanliness and prevent buildup. Regularly moisturize to avoid dryness. Store them in a silk bag to prevent tangling. Avoid heavy conditioners, as they can cause buildup. Use light oils for maintenance. Cleaning is another essential aspect of … Read more