How To Style & Moisturize Kids Dry 4C Hair! | Kids Natural Hair Care

Eppie Friday y'all, I hope everybody had a good fruitful week and all of that - and I hope you guys have a good weekend anyway in today's video, I'm gon na. Do this very simple style on journeys, hair, y'all, her hair is getting drier and drier the longer it gets, and I have to do more to keep it juicy. You know cuz, I like it to look kind of sleek. So anyway, I'm gon na start out with the loc method. I always do so water, then a leave-in conditioner and oil and a cream. So those are all the products you're gon na see me using in the beginning of this video. Oh and don't forget, all products will be listed in the description box. As you can see here, her hair is very moisturized, and a couple of you have asked me how you can prevent dry hair and honestly. You either have to moisturize it every day or you're. Gon na have to keep it in like braids like a twist out, ponytails or braids or twists, and then it'll retain moisture easier. But if you leave your child's hair out, you're, probably gon na, have to do a daily moisturizer when Johnny's hair is out, which is rare, because her hair is very thick and very textured. I usually do the loc method every single day just to keep her hair. Looking moist, I'm going to start the style by parting kind of from mid ear to mid ear, all the way across her hair, and then I'm going to split that section into two parts. I'M gon na first use this blue magic, originals, castor oil y'all. I don't know if it is in my head or if they have changed the formula, because it does say originals and not organic or maybe her hair is just more dry. I don't know, but this stuff is not doing what I needed it to do. So I just went ahead and went to my new go-to, which is the Thalia, which is style and shine to get her hair to look sleek and for some hold. Also I'm detangling as I go. Her hair really has already been kind of finger detangle, but as I'm making the small sections, I'm also detangling each ponytail, because that's going to help with dryness and matting as well. So now I'm going to do another section and I'm going to part from the top of the ear to the other ear and there's a section on the side of our hair. I don't know if you guys can can see it, but it's right there on the side where she has a little bit of thinning and one of you guys mentioned it to me, and so I'm just going to go ahead and address it to everybody. But her hair was not pulled out right there. It'S always been thin in that one section. I I don't know how it got like that. I'Ve noticed this and she was very, very young, so I don't know it may have been like that since she was born. I don't know it doesn't really bother me that much, but I noticed it gets irritated very easily, so I try to just not even mess with it. So if you have a child that has just an area, that's always thin and your child is always kind of scratching at it. Just leave it alone. Let it be put some oil on it and just leave it alone. That'S my advice, so I also added some baubles to these. I'M gon na add Bibles to the top for ponytails just to kind of decorate the styles so that it's not boring - and I just purchased these at my local Beauty Supply. So I'm gon na do two ponytails on the top and I'm gon na do a very simple but cute zigzag part in the top. So do these little bun two super easy. I just put the baubles around the ponytail twist it up the ponytail and just kind of wrapped it around the Bible's very, very simple, and you can secure it with the rubber band. I'M not sure if I did sometimes I just wrap it in and it'll just stay. If any of you are wondering how long her hair retains moisture - because obviously it doesn't stay this sleek for that long, but when it's in ponytails it'll usually stay moisturized for a couple of days before I have to kind of redo it now usually moist. Take the twist now remoisturize her hands and then twist it back up and, like I said before, when it's out or if she has puffs, I moisturize every single day so yeah before her edges, I literally put nothing on them. That'S still the style and shine that I was using to lay down the rest of her hair. I just kind of brushed it because she was getting a little fussy, so I was just trying to hurry up and get done anyway. Here'S the finished! Look: how cute is this? I think this is so appropriate for a little two-year-old and so simple to do, especially for you know, you must just don't have time to be doing the elaborate Styles. You know who this is one of those cute styles. It doesn't take a lot of time and you know she still looks done up and cute all right y'all. Thank you so much for watching this video. If you like this video, please give me a thumbs up and please subscribe until next time. Peace,