Simple Wash & Go Routine 2022 | Color Treated Natural Hair

Hey loves welcome to another hair tutorial. I know I said I was going to keep straightening my hair, but I ended up getting a really good haircut and My Curls were popping. So I was like. Let me get back into my wash and goes so. I'M about to show y'all exactly what I do to achieve this wash and go check this out, jumping right into this tutorial. I am oiling my scalp with the daily Elixir, and I really like this. This also came from the set of the Issa Ray Wash day. Ritual by Sienna natural so make sure you guys check out the video before this. I did a full demo and review on that set, so I'm just giving myself a good oil um down in my scalp and a good scalp massage. I also applied this throughout the week. I would say every other day or every two days when my hair was fully dried, but I'm rubbing that in and then I'm going in with my African Pride curling cream and I'm sectioning my hair off always working sections when it comes to defining these curls. If you want it to be popping for real, so starting with the back first, I'm going to divide that up. Also, so really I do two sections on the bottom, three on the crown area and two at the top. It'S a little bit different than my previous wash and goes because I've kind of you know tweaked it a little bit, especially since I have my hair colored now, so I'm just applying that curling cream into the entire section, and one thing I kind of do differently. Now, especially in the front, I ended up getting my hair cut in long layers, which I highly suggest. If you really want that round shape when it comes to, you know your wash and goes because that's where the volume really comes into play, so I'm dividing the back section into two and now I'm going in with the cream of nature curl activating cream. I'M obsessed with this now I have done a video on this before it's definitely a staple that you should have in your stash when you're doing wash and goes or just the front of your curls in general. If you have, you know a little bit finer hair, you might get away with just using this alone. For me, I'm going to still apply a foaming mousse. On top of this. To give me extra hold now after I apply that I like to Spritz it with water just to kind of reactivate the curls even more, and I just feel like whenever you wet the hair with products on it. I don't know what it does, but it just makes the curls just really come to life. Now, I'm going in with a lot of body foam moves, adding that on top - and this is going to be my Styler - that's going to give me that hold. I love foaming mousses over gels because gels you really have to be careful what products you have on your hair prior to putting that on, because it always makes those like little hair boogers, but if you're, even using foamy mousse, you don't have to worry about that. So, as you can see, I've sectioned my hair off in vertical Parts. I like doing this and then combing it through with a denim brush, and I like to kind of finger coil, the back section just to make it a little bit more springier. I don't do it to all pieces, just a few, sometimes I'll, just kind of shingle certain pieces and then finger coil some pieces and then I'll scrunch it, and that is how that section looks vertical part again taking that comb and the curls are coming to life. Y'All this is like the Holy Grail. It really is like a three Trio mix. This is how it looks, and I'm just going to continue to do the exact same thing all over my head now for the crown area. I divide it into three and I like doing that middle part or middle section piece, because you don't want to have like a deep middle part, going all the way back to your head. So I'm applying those same three products in the same order and I'm just simply defining the curls y'all. This is exactly what I do now. If you watch my previous Wash and Go videos, I used to do the whole combing. It Forward thing in the front which I'll get to later on this video, but I decided to kind of go with the middle part at the top, because I figured out once my hair was cut into long layers and you have those face framing layers in the Front you don't really need to do the whole comb forward thing because, as it dries and the curls spring up, it's going to kind of cascade over your face as if they're just regular bangs, but you'll see once it's dry, foreign foreign, foreign, foreign. Okay. Now, once I move to the front same thing, vertical Parts, just taking small sections as I Define each area or each curls and in the front I do like to finger coil these two, because that just kind of helps it be a little bit more springier, especially In the front bangs area, I really want those curls to be springy foreign, and these are how My Curls look after they are fully dried. I did diffuse my hair and mind you. This is First Aid hair. The thumbnail was about fourth fifth day hair, and I try not to pick it out on the first day, because I know it's going to get bigger as the days go by, but I'm obsessed like again the key to having that round shape. Is you definitely want to ask your stylist to cut your hair in long layers if you're, someone who still likes to straighten their hair every now and then especially, if you want that spring back action and volume, long layers really helps it not be weighed down as Much so yeah, let me know what you guys think in the comment section down below. I really love how My Curls look with this color as well. I can't wait to get my roots touched up soon, which I'll show you guys how that looks when I do get it touched up, but yeah you can still rock your curls with colored treated hair y'all. The proof is in the pudding. Look at this spring back like I'm obsessed all right, that's it! I will talk to you guys in my next video bye,