Kids Natural Hair Care Routine ( How I Prep Before Braids, Cornrows)

Hi everyone welcome to my channel. I am here with another video today, I'm just gon na be showing you how I prep my daughter's hair before I style it. I know I've been getting loads of requests about how I care for her hair - and this is just one of these videos. I decided to do today to show you how we get her hair ready for brains, so we're gon na be going instead and the first one is to separate your hair. This allows me to work in sections easily and also to make sure that I get the products spread throughout her here evenly. So next up is step two, which i think is the most important step where I all her scalp and moisturize her here now, I'm using this oil from loverro naturals, which is kind of new to us. We got in our last treasure chest box, but I absolutely loved it is jam-packed with so many great oils which are great for her scalp and her hair shop. So I just go through her here, as you can see, I'm just separating it with my fingers and just trying to get the oil all over her scalp working. Just with this section that I have oh right now so once I think I have a plate enough. I just go in with my fingertips and just massage her scalp and also run my hand in a downward method along her here shaft. But it's very important for me to make sure that I get these oils massaged into her scalp and, as you can see, as I'm showing here, I run my hands in a circular method. Next, I'm just gon na grab this leave-in conditioner that I have from African pride. It'S a shea butter. One. I'Ve used this for years years and years, and I just like to grab at this point any leave-in, conditioner or moisturizer that works well in her hair, and I just rubbed that along the hair, shaft really making sure that I get the ends done as well, and They just continue to do this until I feel that they're here, it's very moisturized and I grab my way to comb to just make sure it did not retain gold. The process after that I just like to grab any hair serum that I have this. One is plain: Missouri they're olive oil one and a pour generous amount of this into the palm of my hands and again rub it along the hair shaft. No, it's very important again to make sure that you get this spread evenly. So you could break the hair down into smaller sections, just to make sure that you know all the hair strands have been coated with this hair serum and as well, make sure that you get in the ends. So the final step is to just twist the hair away. Once I've done this, I would just usually just twist her hair. You know in like for chunky, twists six chunky twists how many I feel comfortable with and then yeah. That'S basically it I twist it right down to the end and at the very end I just do a little bread justice here it off, so it would not open after that. I just repeat these same steps: perrault her hair. So again we just section it off. We grab the oil oil, her scalp, making sure that we get all over massage it in right through all in circular motion, making sure that I really get all of her scalp massage and then after that, once I think it's all completed, I just grab again any Conditioner leave-in, conditioner or moisturizer run that along the hair shaft spreading it evenly, making sure I get her ends and yeah. I just massage that in again with my hands right throughout the hair shaft and once you feel that the hair is moisturized, then you detangle and then lastly, I grab my oil serum generous amount. Again, I love to pour this all over her hair. It makes it feel so silky and soft, and it really protects the hair so yeah after I've done that again, making sure that I've spread it evenly just twist it away and guys, that's basically it once we finish all of these steps, and you really feel that The hair has been moisturized, then we just twist all of it away and yeah voila we are completed. I will list all the details down below for all the products that I showed you and yeah. We will see you again soon. Bye,