9 Yrs Color Treated! | Tips For Colored Natural Curly Hair Care (Dryness, Protein, Dye, Breakage)

BY REQUEST! Here are my key tips to the my colored curly hair routine!

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►Protein:

Aphogee Two Step (for extreme damage)

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Aphogee Two Minute

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► Hair Color:

This a custom color job, created by a stylist at a salon, using a professional system not available in beauty supply stores and which requires a valid cosmetology license to purchase--no I do not know the name. It cannot be recreated precisely and the shade looks different on me every time she touches it up since she blends it up on the spot and it changes shades every time I wash my hair.

Bleach was not used. We have been lifting my hair lighter and lighter over time using developer (which is not bleach) since October of 2015. I will not post a video on how to color because I am not a licensed cosmetologist and I will not give directions on how to use chemicals that I do not have a good understanding of. If you'd like help with achieving this color, please consult a LICENSED professional who specializes in natural hair because coloring will alter your hair and can damage depending on your texture and the process.

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Hey guys is day and today, I'm here with another tip video. You got ta love in the tip video, so I'll just keep bringing them because they're easy communicate down in record. So people are asking me to go ahead and do a coloring tip video, which I don't know why I haven't done this yet cuz my turn the color for years, and you guys always talk about how healthy my hair looks and a little while. So let's go ahead and get into these tips. My first tip the most important tip is go to a professional. I get so many compliments about my colors and people asking. How do I keep it healthy? The first step is going to a professional. The professional can assess if your hair is healthy enough, the color, if you decide you want to color anyways, she can let or he you can let you know what to expect what to do. They have my hands-on situation where they can look at your hair and be like yay or nay, and if you decide to proceed it can tell you what you need to do. Another good example is say, like you want to do your hair color at home, because I get people say: oh, I try to do this at home and it didn't work. Good good people have a zero knowledge of color. If you have a zero knowledge of color, you do not need to be coloring. Your hair at home, cuz, im sue somebody. I literally have had people a lot of people over the years. I'Ve been colored in box me and say: oh, I dropped this color on my hair and they didn't do anything I'm like did you list it? You know I lift wet and I'm like girl. Bye just go to the colorist, go to a professional and with that being said, do your research on a professional. When I look for the girl that I go to now and the girl I went to before that, I stopped their face for days. I was on their clients pages. I was I mean I really like thoroughly went through and was down a rabbit hole trying to see if that person color if they could achieve the color that I wanted and with their clients, hair, look like after coloring. So do your research, I found all my stylist through social media um to me. That'S the safest bet, because you can see what they're posting and go fight, they're attacking their clients. You can go look on your clients page as well, and get like an actual real-life example of. What'S going on. The other reason why you want to make sure you go to a colorist is to bounce ideas off of cuz. Every color does not look good on everybody just to be rude like if you want it and not even every color, every shade of color so say you want to do a blonde. You got to kind of figure out that good blonde to match your skin tone, because we've all seen some people who were having blond hair and it just it didn't compliment their complexion same thing with frizz. You want to find a red that matches your skin tone, whether it be a light red or a dark red there's, so many different shades of each color. You want something to sit there with a knowledge of color to make sure that you're getting a color that complements your skin tone and even like your personality. So you want to go red. You grab a box and it's super super bright, but that's just not something that she wanted. You really don't even have much control when you're doing box size so go to a salon and do your research on the stylist before she colors your hair, or he keep saying she but he's doing here too so, yeah first, it go to us online. Go to a professional, the next one are like my watch date tips cuz, my. If you guys notice my colors don't fade very fast. One thing I do is I do not let hot water touch my hair, I wash my hair on lukewarm or sometimes warm water, depending on how dirty is feeling, but basically I wash my hair on lukewarm water. When I do my deep conditioning, I go through and rinse it in lukewarm water, and I also let my deep conditioner cool completely off before I go rinse because I found in the beginning when I was coloring, especially when I had that those oranges and their reds. I had years ago, when I was my hair, wouldn't bleed a lot when I shampoo, but when I would go deep, conditioned and then go straight to the bowl. My color was just like he's going down the drain, so um, I'm sure it's a cuticle thing and my mind. I rationalized it that when I did conditioned the deep conditioner is penetrating inside the hair chance. I was opening up my cuticles, which is releasing the color. If I sit there and let it cool off, then it's closing the cool, the cool air or the coolness closes the cuticle trapping in the color, and then I just rinse it on lukewarm water. Another thing is be aware of the type of shampoos that you are using. Y'All have noticed like over the past year. I'Ve got back to shampooing more and it's because of this blue hair um. When I first got it, I felt like I had the first couple months. I was like Co watching this stuff and they got dull really quick, and I was talking to my stylist and she just said you know start shampooing, but using moisturizing shampoo go so we can remove, really removed, remove that build-up and you can also get a nice Gentle cleanse so I'm using moisturizing shampoos. You do want to clarify from time to time but be in color when you clarify you're gon na strip out your color so so get around. Now I try to clarify like right before I get my colors retouched and I get my colors retouched just as needed. Like I said in the first month or the first two months, I had that blue. I went back and got every color because I didn't. I didn't do well with it since then I've only gone back once and it's been. I got my hair colored in November. I think I went back in my chang where I got it touched up. It'S now. What'S what's this month July August, it's August and I haven't gotten my color touched up and it's still it's the rich yeah make sure you are shampooing with a moisturizing shampoo and that you are not putting hot water on your hair, which is going to make the Color bleed, oh, and also we need deep conditioned, let that do conditioned or cool off before you rinse it because, like I said be personally, whenever I do conditioned that's where all my colors are trends, and not so much when I shampoo. My next step is to moisturize moisture is very, very important. With color color is drying. My hair is very prone to dryness. So that being said, I can it'll take me forever to explain how to properly moisturize your hair. I do have a video. I will link that here go ahead and click, but basically with how and moisturizing properly, you got to know your porosity and you have to know how to layer your products according to your porosity. So you need to know if you're low porosity, which means that your cuticles are tightly shut, is hard for water to penetrate and moisture to penetrate. But when it does it locks in which is me, then there's high porosity, which means your hair soaks up water soaks up product really well, but it drives back out really really quick, that's high porosity. So, with high porosity, you want to focus on putting sealants on your hair to trap in that moisture, show your heads and dry out quick, whereas with low porosity you're focusing on trying to just get the moisture to absorb in the first place. The moisture is so important with coloring the next and most important thing is protein. When you color it tears up your hair, it tears up your hair. Color damages your hair, my hair is damaged, it's got a curl, but for the most part my hair is damaged because I colored it and I've been coloring my hair since 2010. I want to say so. I'Ve been coloring my hair for nine years. There are a lot of brands that put out that they have a protein treatment and they're, not protein treatment. They are protein conditioners as far as protein treatments, the main brand that has actual protein treatments. It is a PG, they have their two-step, which is the one that makes your hair harder. You put that condition aligned it's off the back up. I recommend that if you are, if you have like severely like color treated hair, when I say so, it really means like your hair. It feels really funny, so I wasn't using that up until this year, but I do use that now before I was using. What is it the two-minute keratin treatment by Apogee, and that was getting me back, so I don't really know how to tell you on how to find the difference between the two. But a lot of companies say there's a protein treatment, but it's really not it's a protein D conditioner and that's not the same as a protein treatment. I do use protein deep conditions. A lot you guys seem you mention, like my ELF, the ancient Egyptian collection by Maine choice. African pride has their um. What is it their protein leave-in conditioner incorporate protein, but know your limit if your hair starts feeling really stiff and where pull back on the protein. But incorporate as much protein as possible, but you got ta find a balance between you, protein and moisture. You also don't want to over much Drive. I keep talking about that in my videos too, because you'll get higher in fatigue, which is just bad and having under protein treated hair, because your hair gets really really weak and limp, and it can break off so definitely want to find balance between protein and moisture And make sure that you are using actual protein treatments and not just deep conditioners with protein in it? If you need it, the next tip that I have for you guys is to do not over style, manipulate or wash your hair when you have color um, and this is real contradictory to the health of your hair, because you got ta make sure your scalp is Clean you got to make sure you wash your hair, but when you have color, you want to wash it, as least as possible, so your mind those people who wash our hair everyday every other day. Two times a week, you're gon na have an issue with maintaining your color, not as far as like the health of your hair, but just as far as it fading really quick. On average, I wash my hair once a week or every other week. I don't let two weeks go without me, washing my hair, but you want to make sure that you are not over washing it and your and don't wan na over and you don't want to over manipulate it, because obviously it will have breakage in again. Colored hair is more prone to dryness, which means it's more prone to breakage I got into, but I really don't want to tell people, because I don't feel I answered a million questions. Cuz, I'm gon na just keep telling y'all to go to a professional, but on my own I have been experimenting and I found a company called overtone and as far as maintaining my color and not having to go to get my hair touched up as much. They have deep conditioners and conditioners with dye in them, so they have like blue conditioners, red conditioners, great conditioners, whatever I do use those from time to time to boost my color, I'm not gon na answer a million questions on it, you think is literally. You read the bottle, follow the directions, I'm not going to answer a million questions on it. If you have a question, please consult a professional, but that is a tip if you are coloring look into a company that has deep conditioners with color in it like we're. Talking I'll have it in the description box, but again that that's all of the same in it and my final tip, which I had to learn the hard way is be careful in the Sun, the Sun bleaches some colors. When I went to the beach one time - and I had one chair, my hair was blind and kind of almost kind of see-through ish a little bit at the end after I let the beat left the beach. So at this point I cannot talk left the beach. So at this point, when I go to the beach or I'm going on the trips and vacationing and whatnot, and I'm going to be in the water I'll go ahead and just get braids or some kind of protective style to tuck my hair away, I, since I've, Like started, doing like these, like really vibrant colors, like that last read that I have in this blue, I have not been in a pool. Do not get in the pool with this with something like a blue or purple or a green, or something because you gon na people sang the whole pool color down so um yeah protect your hair from the Sun. If you have any questions, go ahead, and let me know in the comment section if there are a whole bunch of stuff that I missed I'll, do a part two to this video. Do not ask me about refreshing and then feet conditioner with the color mini cuz. I'M just gon na say I said what I stand to keep it moving so yeah. Thank you guys. So much for watching do not forget to Like comment and subscribe before you leave bye.

Da'Ja Nichelle Smith: Wow, 9 years! This video is 100% effective for all naturals who have their hair colored. Your blue hair is still vibrant as ever.

Michaela Oren: I've been depriving myself of the color I desperately want because I felt like it was a sin to the curly girl code but I'm happy so see videos like this. Thank you!

Cherise Davidson: This orange is stunning on you. It’s brings a glow to your skin. Of course, you’re already glowing with all your success!!! ❤️

Product Junkie Chronicles: I love coloring my hair but I stick to temporary hair colors lol. I'm not ready to commit to a permanent color yet. Gotta keep this video handy for when I do get ready though lol. Great tips!!

Black Dove: Tips from you, only one Jess and Hazell goddess have helped me to look after my colour treated ends. It’s been thriving for nearly a year in September

Taylor Janae: Definitely needed these tips! I just colored my hair last week. Thank you

Jomélia Prata: hey! I recently got brown/blonde highlights on my low porosity hair but my hair started acting a little different (as expected). I decided to make a porosity test and now my hair is a crazy mix of different porosities, with the fully bleached strands being high porosity and the rest low to almost medium porosity. Do you have any suggestions on how I should manage this?

Lenisha White: First, this whoooooole look is EVERYTHING!!! Hair, makeup, shirt, hoop earrings lol..EVERYTHNG! Melanin is POPPIN’! ✨✨ You rock some bomb hair colors! ❤️ Another great video. You give the best tips

MsCrucianGirl100: Great tips! I just got my hair recolored red after letting it grow out for two years. If you’re not willing to baby your hair don’t color it.

Olivia Burrell-Jackson: I learned about the stripping effect the beach has the hard way two months ago. I went to Savannah with burgundy hair and came back a brunette! That beach and the pool took all my color away. I had to redye it immediately! Red hair dye does come out the easiest so I created my own DIY overtone. I put a little bit of red semi-permanent dye in my deep conditioner and it keeps my color fresh until the roots grow out too much and I have to color it all over again. Thanks for the tip about the difference between protein treatments and protein deep conditioners. I just realized that must be it-I've been using the conditioner and it's time for a real protein treatment!

Tati Berkley: I use oVertone for my pink!! I learned the hard way about the sun I colored my hair this BEAUTIFUL vibrant pink, then spent the next day out in the sun at a wedding and it was basically blonde again the next day. Thanks for the tips Daye!!

Amanda: Colored mine pink last week! I was waiting for this video lol thank you girl!

Dymond Thompson: I absolutely love the blue hair thanks for these tips too! I was thinking about coloring my hair again soon

Tiara White: this video was so helpful and straight to the point!! thank you

Macy Gray: Your hair colors throughout the years look really bomb. Thanks for sharing those tips. Very important details.

Tomorrow Mims: Hey Daye! Thanks for the tips! I know I dropped the ball on a few of these tips when my hair was colored red! Now I know for the next time! Your hair looks amazing and makeup is too!

Destiny Sunshine: Thanks for the tips girl!! your hair is so bomb

rrawrrxd: This is very helpful because I recently got a new color but I didn’t bleach it. I got it straightened after I got a new color over my blond hair and that straightening really damaged it. I really have faith in aphogee and I hope it will help revive my curls

Qiana: Great video. I was thinking about coloring before I watched. How do you tell the difference between protein treatment vs protein conditioner? For example, is Shea Moisture Manuka Honey & Yogurt Hydrate + Repair Protein-Strong Treatment legit or nah?

BeautySchool Dropout: Love all the tip videos!!! Curls look bomb!!!

Sheranda Laseter: Your hair is so beautiful I want my hair dyed really bad. I'm going to have to go to a beautician because my hair is NATURAL jet black & I want it like a auburn orange for the winter it would look good on my complexion!! Also, I want to try that color you have in your head now tooo KUUTE!!

Mystique Dsignz: hands down always informative and keeps it real

Jamie Henderson: Firsttt that blue is everything!!! How often do you go to your hairdresser? Beyond getting the color, do you incorporate routine visits? I can maintain the deep conditioning, shampoo, protein treatments on my own so just wondering.

Hilary Jean-Baptiste: Girllll!!! Just Yesterday I was saying to myself I should hit up daye to ask her about how to get my hair moisturizer because I just colored my hair and it’s all dried and everything... thank you for this video

amari miles-reid: Daye stay dropping gems for us

iateyursandwiches: Do you recommend using a protein based deep conditioner before you color your hair, even the first time?

Crystal Lynn: These are some bomb a** tips periodddd straight to the point and vert thorough

Tajera: Thanks for this. I’ve been playing with the idea of coloring my hair

Breezy J: Hey girl I hope you and everyone else is doing well and thanks for the video❤

Simulation One: I’m ready to dye my hair

Kharja Bryan: I feel like I went to school. Lol. Thanks for the tips Daye.

thatssojayah: These tips were amazing!! I’m so excited. I’m tired of wearing weave

Krystal Kerr: Been hoping for you to share some tips on colouring especially since I've been wondering if i should. Thank u

Jacob -: Heyyy I love your channel and this video was very helpful since I wanna dye my hair once it grows out a little more

Myrna J: #DayelaCrew.‍♀️❤ Love your Tips.❤✔ Looking Gorgeous Sis!!❤

Zhanay Thomas: What brand moisturizing shampoo would you suggest?

Vox: I'm thinking about dying my hair, but I need help trying to convince my mom since I'm turning 13 in 5 months. I'm thinking of dying my hair a pastel color, like either pastel pink, pastel purple, or Pastel green. So these tips are very helpful, thank you!

Diane S: Marvelous!!!!!!! Thanks for the tips!!!!!!

Shondae Maynard: Just coloured my ends and these tips are gonna come in handy!!! And can we talk about this eye make up

Krystal Kerr: Been hoping for you to share some tips on colouring especially since I've been wondering if i should. Thank u

Teresa Mcmillian: Great tips!

Natural Tee: You’re so gorgeous ❤️. Great tips I love your videos. I absolutely love Overtone I have their Red, Orange, and Yellow complete system

Fearless and Focused: Hey, do you warm your deep conditioner up?

Just me Charms: love the blue, very pretty

Kristin McCoss: That is the mistake I made today this was my first time doing a Shea moisture JBCO masque and I didn’t let it cool off first before I rinsed it and my color bleed a lot since I have red hair and it is now dark red but if u put it in the light u can see it and I dyed my hair March 5 and ima have to do it again either April 2 or 16 but now I know to let it cool off than rinse thank u for telling me

Special K D: Should the moisturizing shampoo be sulfate free?

model nattalie: Damn and I just dyed my hair today i love you sis

Egypt B: great tips!

LaTrice Crawford: Would you say it’s a bad idea to wear mini twist when your hair is color treated? If so how long would you recommend keeping them before your hair needs to be deep conditioned

BLK Intellect: I have extremely bad dandruff and want to color my hair so bad but in the past my colors have faded so fast because I have to clarify a lot.

MrsTiptiejae: Thanks so much for your video very informative. Do you know of or have any recommendation for coloring stylist in Atlanta?

TheRealYaniAryania: Wished I seen this before I did mine

vampvermin: I love Overtone! It works so well! <3

nania muianga: wow. LOVED IT!!

Relax Together: Your color is bom for no touch up for so long...I've been coloring ma hair fa 6-7yrs its high maintenance but I must say aphogee gave ma hair life after 2yrs of damamge...thanks daye...I learned about aphogee but fa the past few months I've been slacking n now breakage is up on me...

taasshhlove: I’ve been really wanting to dye my hair & of course I would go to my stylist but I’m too scared so natural black it shall stay until I’m brave enough

Darlene Millet: Hello. I jus researched, treating colored natural hair. I'm back natural, for the 2nd time and I find that I'm red, it's not as thick as when it was black. I need 2 know what's the best moisturizing shampoo I can use?? I was using Biotin, but my hair is like paper until I use the conditioner.

Sheree White: Your hair & make up is beautiful!

Michonne Luvs: i have a problem! i dyed my hair blue but incorrectly......when i lighten it my ends and mid was dark dark brown and my roots was light blond ; instead of bleaching the mid and ends again, I put the blue on and it came out not how i wanted it. my roots is the light blue i wanted but my mid and ends are dark blue. :( how do i fix it? the the ends ? bleach and dye blue again?

EmpressVirgo: can i wet my hair everyday if my hair is colored?

Malachibeauty: Hello do you still you the next level protein by straight request? Would you recommend it? I’m think of purchasing.

Plush Furr: Absolutely stunning BOMBSHELL SIS

Alfienyka Butler: "Lift what?" --- "Girl bye."

SweetBlackSwan: That intro lights me up every time it comes on, such a banger.

Atina Edwards: Do you recommend using a neutralizing right after bleaching and before shampooing

Gillian Hamilton: You are so right about getting the right color and tone to complement you complexion. Everything is not for everybody

Terri Jones: 9 yrs dang but I got you beat I've been coloring my hair for 11 yrs.....and I have medium porosity natural hair....

Lowlife lili: My mom died my hair with box dye it didn’t come out bad. But we didn’t lift it she doesn’t want to do that to my hair because my hair is virgin hair. This is my first time dying it , you can see the color but it’s not what I wanted but it’s very pretty. I just need to figure what products help Nourish the hair more so my hair won’t be as dry.

Lightway: Love your make up ❤

Real Blew Cosmetics: Don’t know how I fell across your video but I’m LITERALLY in Walmart parking lot and YouTubed “shampoo for natural colored hair” and BOOM!!!! subscribed within the first few seconds soon as I read 9YEARS and you still have your strands and edges lol…. Right now my hair is blue, turquoise, purple mixed and I’m here for these tips! Now lemme get back to this video #smacks lips

therfore its gucci: Did you get protective styles over the years with like blowouts too or just braided your natrul hair

Lazoria Johnson: I have high porosity type 4 hair I bleached it it’s shedding always dry and needs help but I don’t have a routine and don’t kn how to wash it can you help me

L B: Beautiful Daye

Mefengza Nathalia: I love colored hair so sooooooo much!!!!!!

Quintana Coachman: What does “ letting conditioner cool off” mean ?

Lanika Bellamy: What kind of scalp scrub do you use

Missie Hernandez: I don’t have enough time to watch this entire video ... can you please tell me what you use to detangle color treated hair ?

absolutebeautyxo: We need a video with your top products for color treated hair

Phylicia Dove: “He’s do hair too”

Kristan Lattimore: How long does it take deep conditioner to cool

crtnyEsined: What are some moisturizing shampoos that you’ve used?

Cloudythesun: Anybody like the video before it starts or it's just me?

Linda: Hi!! I juss dyed my hair a very bright red! I dont want my hair to fade fast! Could you tell me what brand shampoo and conditioner you use?

Sketchnificent:

Hannah Vlogs: my hair is dyed.. so what if i get knotless braids? will it mess my hair up or cause breakage?

Peachy Nicky 💓: YOUR MAKEUP IS AMAZING BTW

Gwendolyn Carla: I like dudes, but you BAD <3 Love your hair too!

Ms. BlackPearl002: Your hair is so beautiful!! What is the name of your stylist that colors your hair? And where is their shop located?

Tawalla Mincey:

Brianna Chang: I’m sorry that I’m slow, but what did you mean let your deep conditioner “cool off”??

Lanika Bellamy: Products you use?

Ash Nrtya: Is the the new ABH palette on your eyes?

MJ Boyd: What is your hair type?

Danie: so what is the best, affordable shampoo? because i can't find one

Alexzandra Winter: What’s your hair type?

deidreej: ROTFLMBOLOL, at if you have any questions ask me below to don't ask me no questions about..... LOL ❤️❤️ love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️

MonieLove88: DAYE, I'M GLAD YOU SAID IT GURL!!! SOMEONE WHO FEELS ME WHEN I TOO SAY THAT ALL COLORS AREN'T MEANT FOR EVERYONE... I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S WRONG WITH PEOPLE ... & ANOTHER THING I HATE IS WHEN FEMALES GET THESE COLORS & YOU CAN SEE IT ON THE SKIN AROUND THEIR HEAD... "NO SIS THAT'S A NO, NO... IT'S NOT WORKING!!!... GO HOME & DO NOT COME BACK OUT UNTIL YOU GO GET THAT CORRECTED, OK" ... OK I'M DONE, I'M JUST SAYING THOUGH, I KNOW THEY SAW THAT IN THE MIRROR

Desja Tionna: What do you mean by letting your deep conditioner cool?

naythaqt: ok everybody dont have money to go to a colorist have you gave tips for people who are going to do it at home ?

Trina Fran: Any complexion can make a color look good just depends on how they wear it. I don’t like that stereotype only certain skin colors can wear certain colors.

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