Diy Winter Deep Conditioner | Transitioning To Natural Hair Care

Hey everyone welcome back to my channel and today we're gon na be doing a winter deep, conditioner, literally taking my hair from this dry crusty state to this well conditioned moisturized hair with an easy, do-it-yourself and deep conditioner, so we're gon na go ahead and get started By making our deep conditioner cinammon you're going to need an egg egg is mainly providing strength for protein in your hair, also volume and shine. So this crack one egg and just lightly, beat it into a bowl and now we're gon na. Add your favorite conditioner at this point I really love the conditioner, but essentially this is going to be acting more as a base for our deep conditioner, and you want to mix that in with your egg as well, until it is a nice smooth, consistency and next Mayonnaise, a lot of people will think this is funny, but mayonnaise really is a good conditioner for your hair, there's so many different components to it. It'S also going to add some strength, shine and obviously too deep. It moisturize honey, as we know, is probably the most popular humectant. Essentially, what that does is to draw moisture into your hair if you want to take about a tablespoon and add that into your deep conditioner as well. And lastly, coconut oil is probably one of the best things that you can have it's for strength, moisturizing and also, in my case, helps with dandruff. I just pop a little bit of that and a side dish add a little bit of heat to it, melt it and then add it to the new commissioner and also whisk all of those ingredients together. So once you're done, your deep conditioner should look like this. So what I do when I am washing my hair I like to wash in section so essentially I'm going to be creating kind of four poof's or buffs or whatever you want to call them and clip it and secure it with a clip. Also, I like to take the time to detangle my hair. This is just Li just going to make the process a little bit easier, just start off with pretty tangled hair as much as possible. Obviously, if your hair is a little bit more in a curly or stay, go ahead and finger tangle until you can get most of the knots out, so this step is optional. My hair is super dirty, so I need to clarify my scalp, so I'm using the Shea Moisture, moisture retention, shampoo and we're gon na head right to the shower - and this is what my hair looks like after I've completely shampooed and now we're going to go ahead And get into the process of adding our deep conditioner. So I'm starting with one section, I'm actually splitting that section in half and the component that I'm not using I'm gon na go ahead and just clip that out of the way smaller sections are great, because you really want this conditioner to penetrate the hair and essentially You'Re, just gon na take that deep, conditioner and slather it on your hair, you're gon na put it from roots to ends also remember to add a little bit more love to your ends there and, as you can see, this product has a lot of slip. In my hair is pretty much detangled just from the deep conditioner the next I step separate those sections and I just create a twist all the way down to the ends. And then I will be securing this in a bantu knot, just to kind of keep it out of the way and there you have it we're going to move on to the next section and clip it and then go ahead and slather on your new conditioner for Brutes to end one word of advice, I would definitely recommend you to wear an old t-shirt or robe that you don't really care about. This is a loose base, technical condition or not very thick. It'S not very thick as far as the consistency, so the stuff does get everywhere. Also, I would suggest maybe having clean a towel over your lab or down. So, let's review you're going to separate your sections in to to clip the section you're, not working with out of the way go ahead and apply your deep conditioner from roots to ends, making sure that you're giving a little bit more love and attention to the ends Of your hair separating the section and creating a traversable all the way down, it's wishing it Olivia to not to keep it out of the way insecure and that's it very simple, and I'm just gon na complete this all over my head. Creating to us all the way down and obviously creating those bantu knots to keep it secure and out of the way believe it all your sections, your hair should look like this, and what I'm going to do is pop it on a plastic cap. Essentially, this is just going to hold all of my little fans who knot in place and also catch any dripping. But I like to double cap this to make sure that I have no problems with this stuff and also it's going to create a little bit more heat in my head. Now this part is optional. You consider to dry for about 20 minutes or you can just wear your caps and kind of go on about your day in your house, but I like to use heat as far as my component for deep conditioning - and this is what my hair looks like once. I have completely rinsed out that deep conditioner, as you can see it, has a little bit more body a little bit more life. It looks a little bit more shinier and actually feels so much better than it was previously, and I'm just going to follow up with a style. This here is kind of a pseudo roller set. If you guys are interested in how I created this look, definitely thumbs up and until next time you guys I'll see you guys soon. If you do try to see conditioner, definitely abstract meeting the pentose pedal on Instagram and Twitter and show me what you guys, what your hair looks like after the presidency conditioner, but until next time, guys I'll see you guys soon. Bye,