I Tried A Japanese Shampoo & Deep Conditioner For Moisture In My Natural Hair |Natural Hair Wash Day

Hello, its Jeanette J Beauty and welcome to my channel, so I haven't washed my hair in almost two weeks. My last style was to twist out using the dumb products and I really did enjoy it. So I lit that style last for eight days and then I put my hair and a bun for a few more days until I could wash it so now about four days later it is a wash day and since my hair was in a bun for four Days, I didn't do anything to it. I should have, but I was so so so swamped I'll. Let you guys in a little bit later about what's been going on, but I've been very, very, very busy to say the least. So I wanted to focus this wash day on moisture to start this process, I separated my hair into quadrants, as I always do. This just helps me to take care of my scalp in here a lot better and there's still some definition hanging on. After almost two weeks, and because I'm focusing this wash date on moisture, I'm gon na be using my tried-and-true pre shampoo treatment from African pride. I absolutely love this treatment. It just really helps to add that moisture in my hair I absolutely love it. It is one of my favorite beauty products hands down and that cover is hair makeup skin care everything. This is one of my favorite products to use. I really love the slip that I get every single time that I use this also the way it clumps my curls and as that moisture and has my curls poppin every single time after I have thoroughly applied the treatment to each section of hair. I Swit it up just to help lock that moisture in until I'm ready to rinse it out, and you could really see how moisturizing this product is. I know many of you that have tried it based off of my recommendation, have also enjoyed it after I finish applying the treatment to all four sections: here's how much hair is shed and now I'm ready to rinse it out. I like to use warm water to rinse this treatment and my shampoo out here's how my hair looks after I have rinsed the treatment up now. I'M gon na divide my hair back into the quadrants, so I can't apply my shampoo from my shampoo, I'm gon na. Be using this one from Mahalo butter and I actually receive this complimentary of cosmas, which is a brand that sells many beauty products and they saw the video I did about the Anne honey products, which I absolutely loved, one of my favorite shampoos and deep conditioners. To date, I absolutely love their products, so when they decided to send me a whole box of goodies and morning honey products, I was ecstatic like and honey. These products are also made in Japan and I was thinking if they're anything like the Anne honey products. I'M gon na be really happy so based off of what you just heard. This shampoo has a nice thick lather and I absolutely love that for my natural hair, I love those creamy thick nice leathers, not any lather, that's gon na strip, my hair - and this shampoo definitely didn't do that, and I had a good feeling about this shampoo because It has six botanical butters shea butter and mango butter, cacao, butter, murumuru butter, jojoba butter and I've never heard of that incapacity butter. So that's really good. I find that butters, especially Shea mango and cacao, really work good in my hair. Also, it has ten oils: avocado oil mango seed oil, sunflower seed, oil almond oil, Kukui, nut oil, macadamia seed oil, orange oil, coconut oil, argan oil and sugar oil. There are a couple new ingredients to me, but overall most of the ingredients. I know my hair in love also looking on the back of the label. It says a rich frothy butter and maple syrup shampoo. So the fact that said, rich frothy, I felt that this was going to be really good in my hair and I couldn't wait to use it. As I was applying the shampoo in my hair. It felt really good, very moisturizing, soft and smooth. I really love the lather that it gave me and I would hope so because of all the ingredients like the oils and butters and as I rinsed it out, I my hair and it was nice and smooth. However, once I rinse all the shampoo out, I didn't feel like all of my hair retain the moisture from the shampoo. For instance, the front portion of my hair is a low porosity and I felt that that really didn't retain, but the back half of my hair, which is medium porosity. I thought that it did retain a good amount of moisture. So this is a prime example. When a product doesn't work equally on both porosity zuv, my hair, so for that I'm gon na have to rate the shampoo at seven and a half out of ten. I put my hair back into quadrants, so I can apply my deep conditioner and, as I was saturating, my hair with water and it felt really soft and smooth, but again, I'm not always gon na have my hair saturated with water. I just wish my hair felt a lot better after I rinse the shampoo out. So now I'm going to apply their deep conditioners. This is a hollow butter treatment, rich moist, so that was after I applied 10 pumps of this conditioner in so almost prom size. Of course, I had to apply a lot more because I love to saturate my hair with products. I just love that creamy, goodness that I receive and then it felt a lot better and I call them this treatment in now. Typically, I don't call my deep conditioners in because I call my conditioners and prior to applying my deep conditioner. I find that many Japanese hair care lines have a shampoo and then follow it up with a deep conditioner. Some do you have conditioners and with this deep conditioner it has the same six botanical, butters and twelve oils and on the back of the bottle, a tree's creamy formula with butters and yogurt, and I know many haircare lines, do you have yogurt as an ingredient? Again, I'm just gon na saturate, my hair with water, just making sure that this deep conditioner can really penetrate into my hair strands. As I got to the front of my hair, I realized that I had to apply more of this treatment versus my medium porosity. In the back, once I applied a little more, the deep conditioner, my hair felt good, but I felt like it could be a little bit better, so I applied a little bit of water and that typically does the trick. It'S just something that I do when I feel a deep conditioner or a conditioner is penetrating into my hair, but it could just be a little bit better like it's not sitting on top of my hair. It'S definitely going in, but not as much as it could. It definitely has potential, so that's when I just amp it up a notch and put a little bit more water in and after I apply the deep conditioner in all four sections, I'm going to put a plastic cap on and take my extended shower. I like to take the clips out, so I don't have anything preventing the flow and just massage my scalp and really smooth my fingers on top of my hair, just making sure that it's getting all that goodness from the deep conditioner after about 12 minutes. I'M going to take the shower cap off and I'm ready to rinse the deep conditioner apples, cold water. My hair felt really good after I left that deep conditioner in my hair. It was really soft and I can feel my curls clumping together after rinsing out the deep conditioner. My hair feels really good. It'S soft, it's smooth and also it has a nice scent of blossom bouquet. It smells really fresh and clean. I really like the way that it feels I just wish it would have had a little bit more moisture retention. So for that reason I will give it an 8 and a half. It'S almost like an 8 point, 7 out of 10, and then I put my cotton t-shirt on to soak up any excess water, not moisture. I use a little more than half of the deep conditioner, which is about eight and a half ounces, which is typical for a deep conditioner for me and then for shampoo. Of course, I didn't use that much. I would use these products again, but I would definitely incorporate a conditioner in between. I really hope that you enjoyed my video I'll, see you in the next one bye