Ultimate Products To Grow Long/Thick Natural Hair (Low Porosity + Protein Sensitive) | 4A/4B/4C

Hey guys, this epic sorry here, I'm back again with another video and I'm bringing you guys something that was very much requested, I'm going to finally share with you guys my updated list of favorite product. If you'd like to watch this video, please be sure to stay tuned, but before we get into it, I'd like to remind you to do four very simple things. Let me show you give this video one big thumbs up, so that we can get to at least a thousand like, please be sure, to comment down below and let me know your favorite products share this video with all of your friends and last, but certainly not Least subscribe to our channel, the button is right below, if you haven't already be sure to do it if you're already subscribed. Thank you guys so much for your support and keep watching. Let me just briefly describe the type of hair that I have to you. My hair is fine but extremely dense, so it appears to be super thick. The strands are not very thick, there's just a whole lot of hair on my. My hair is also extremely protein sensitive. I do not use product with protein at all and certain oils, which I will tell you guys more about if we're going through this list. My hair is also very much low porosity when I get in the shower to give my hair good, shampoo and conditions it takes a while to actually get wet and deep conditioners tend not to absorb into my hair as well. If I do not beam on my hair or apply some sort of heat, I do not actually use heat on my hair. However, I do at time heat my conditioner or the oils I apply to my hair and maybe I'll use a hooded, dryer or a feeding bonnet, to ensure that my conditioner penetrates my hair. The final detail regarding my hair, I suppose, would be the patterns. My hair type is 4a 4b and then I have a bit of 4c right here and right here. A lot of people like to know this little detail. However, I don't really think that the information is still pertinent when it comes to actually figuring out what products worked very well for your hair. This is just my opinion. I could be wrong, but this is how I feel about that matter, so you guys, but my hair. In a nutshell: let's get right on to the video and talk about my favorite products. So, ladies and gentlemen, the first thing is cleansers. I'M a huge advocate of shampoo, I'm a huge advocate of cleansing the hair. However, I always do caution people not to overuse shampoo, because if you do, your hair is probably gon na be dry and brittle and that's not cute. We don't want dry and brittle hair. We want very moisturize hair. We also want hair that is ready to absorb the goodness that we're trying to give to it right. So, in order to do that, we need some good cleanser to remove buildup, so just kind of reset the scalp. So the first cleanser on my list that I recently discovered and am seriously in love with, is the knee and tea tree shampoo bar by obeah natural. It actually cleanses my hair very well, but keeps my hair super moisturize. I also love it because my stop is very sensitive. Neem and tea tree are oils that promote scalpel tea tree has antifungal and anti-submarine. Neem does also and there's a property with neem that actually helps itchy scalp problems to other cleansers that I use to support. My scalp health are the organic South, Arunima shampoo and the 100 % pure verdict, and name shampoo. I like to mix them together and then dilute them for those of you that know me very well and that our subscribers of this channel, you guys know that I like to wash my hair in sections. I just put on my scalp all my hairs and twists, and I allow the residue to trickle down so that the rest of my hair can be cleansed without it being stripped to other cleanses. I'Ve been using for years and years, our dr. Bronner's tea tree and dr. Bronner's peppermint, the liquid castile soap. I actually seriously loved those products I've been using them since I went natural, which is about almost nine years ago. At this point, I'm also I looped them. That'S actually how dr. Bronner's instructs you to use the product. I used this primarily when I need to clarify. Let me be clear: no pun intended the neem shampoos and the dr. Bronner's I use when I want to clarify so another cleanser that I use is bentonite clay mixed with a CV. There are some people that like to use their bentonite clay with water, but I prefer to use mine with a CV. Bentonite clay with the a CV supports easier detangling, because when your cuticle is closed, the hair can slide past itself much more easily than when the cuticles just like this table. So, ladies and gentlemen, let's move right on to those conditioner to conditioners. I'Ve also been using since I went natural, many mundo say yes to carrots and the yes to cucumbers. I absolutely adore those conditioners. The sense of the entire line is enchanting. If I could have natural hair pots that smell just like that period, I would be the happiest girl in the world. I love those hair products. The consistency is also milky. It'S not really too thick, but it's not extremely watery, which, for me, is perfect for detangling. My hair, the next condition, is that I frequent are the organic south, perineum conditioner and the 100 % pure burdock and neem scalp conditioner. Now I just shared with you guys that I do have a fairly sensitive scalp. These really help to soothe my scalp and, of course, a happy scalp promotes healthy hair growth. Next, on our list, we have the conditioner I use more often than any conditioner in my arsenal, it is the awesome oice conditioner. I also really love the scent of that conditioner. It'S just really like really Airy. I don't like when hair products smell like candy or baked goods. That just makes me really uncomfortable. So I'm very glad that this is more of a human ascent. More of a moral and you guys last but certainly not least, is the Trader Joe's tea tree tingle conditioner. I love this conditioner so much now it's not necessarily easy to get in Nigeria. When I go back home to the stage I'm gon na get like 10, because it's a great cheap, detangling conditioner, of course here in Nigeria, it's a bit more expensive. But what I'm going to do is I'm going to link everything that I've mentioned in the description box down below and I'm also going to put links for where you can purchase these in Nigeria long story short: I love the tea trees tingle. It feels fantastic. It really does tingle it's extremely soothing. I just love the consistency, it's great for detangling and it leave my hair feeling extremely moisturizing. What I'm all about, because my hair, I would say it's a bit prone to dryness if I don't moisturize and deep conditioned properly. So you guys my favorite deep conditioners and the ones I use all the time. I love natural step 3. This will forever be a Holy Grail like I'm getting a little emotional as I'm talking about, because that's just how much I love the product I haven't used. It in a long time, the last time I used it was when I went back home, which was the end of last year, so I really really miss that product. I think they shipped to Nigeria now, so I may actually order it and just have that back in my arsenal, it's always left my hair feeling so moisturize. I imagine combining that with an extremely hopping steam treatment. It'S fantastic another, deep conditioner that I love and still use and I'm able to find the Nigeria relatively equally, it's a mixed, chicks, deep conditioner! Funnily enough, I told a hairdresser. I used this product, it works really well! For my hair, my hair dress was like. I was like bye Felicia right, there's, no such big - I guess. Maybe there is, I don't know, but the way I see it mixed textures vary across the board. You could be mixed and have 4c hair. You could be mixed and have completely straight hair. So I thought that was a very silly statement. Don'T be deterred by the name. That'S really all I'm trying to tell you it's an extremely effective, deep, conditioner and the ingredients are tough. Not my hair is a little bit uppity, so it tends to be pretty picky when it comes to products and ingredients. So I think that's why it worked very well for my hair. The last deep conditioner that I use on a regular basis is the Aussie moist. 3 minute miracle, it's one of those deep conditioners that you can use as your daily conditioner, really because it's super moisturizing and you literally only have to leave it in your hair. For about three minutes, I like to try to follow the instructions of Praga. I'M going to experiment also with using it while I'm steaming, I tend to use my mix chick or my love Naturals. When I'm steaming now we're going to discuss my favorite leave-in, my hair is really finicky, I'm very picky. My hair does not take any sort of nonsense to you guys, so I need to be very particular about the type of leavings I use on my hair, and what I found is that least one step in my process following my wash routine, has to be pH Balanced or else there's going to be a problem, these are believed ins. I use that in sure my hair maintains a healthy pH for those of you that don't know what pH is. It is basically how acidic or alkaline a substance is a low pH is indicative of acidity. A high pH is indicative of alkalinity or a substance that is basic, so the pH scale is from zero to fourteen you guys with zero being at the silica. Tea could possibly get and 14 being as the basic form alkaline and you could possibly get a relaxer is highly alkaline. The pH, I think, ranges from 12 to 14. That'S a little brief science lesson. You guys definitely do more research on that. It'S really important when determining how to treat the body the skin and the hair. Let'S get back into this, you guys my favorite leave-in number one number one. This is my top favorite leave-in by far love natural step for like from Kimi tube. I don't know what kind of divine ginger ale she was drinking when she came up with her product line. I flippin love, love natural step for the pH is flawless. It makes my coils pop and it makes my hair so moisturize. My hair was easily at one of its healthiest when I used this product consistently. Another leaving I'm in love with is the kinky curly knot today, however, I prefer to use this in conjunction with something that actually closes my cuticle more effectively when I use it, I like to use another project which I will mention later, so you guys keep watching To find out what that product is another leavin I just discovered - and I actually feel like I cannot live without - is OPI natural, curl, moisture cream. When I was really struggling in Nigeria - and I couldn't find any of my favorite hair products - and I didn't know what to do - and I thought my hair was gon na fall out - my head, I managed to find Opia and I say you know what let me Just give this a shot, I doubt it will work. I feel like it's probably gon na suck, but let me just try - and I was very very pleasantly surprised - to find out that my hair loved it as much as my hair, loved Kimmy tube line of love. Naturally, I was in utter shock, so till today is Holy. Grail is staple in my routine. I love all be a natural product. Next on my list of leoben's, which I didn't anticipate liking at all Cantu shea butter, I actually have three products from Cantu shea butter that I use as leobens extremely inexpensive, very readily available in Nigeria. I hear there are a lot of fake retailers of this product, so be very wary. First thing is a Cantu shea butter leave-in the normal one. Then we have the Cantu shea butter leave-in for natural hair. Now I really like both of them. The consistency is different. I think I prefer the normal one somehow it feels better on my hair and the natural hair one, but when I want something, that's a bit heavier a bit creamier I reach for the natural hair. Once now, I tend to switch between the two, because I think they just both work extremely well for my hair, and I tend to prefer using them when I don't want to style my hair, since they are heavily laden with glycerin and in this kind of humid Environment, glycerin is not really my friend like that for a nice stretch style, so I prefer to use them when I'm protecting my hair next. This is not really intended to be a leave-in, but I think it almost works better than the leave-in and because it's a detangler, the ph is super duper low. It'S actually the Cantu shea butter for natural hair oil, calm detangler. How quickly can you do that? Qualcomm detangler qualcomm detangling Okami tingly, it's kind of tongue twister, but I really love the product. The ph is super low makes sense because when you're detangling, ideally, your cuticle should be closed, so that the hair slides past itself more easily, and it also works really great. As easy tangler, I'm not gon na lie like I love that product Kantar shea butter, when I first used it many moons ago, I did not anticipate it working, but I knew as soon as it touched my hair and my quail started to just hop out of This world that it was going to work extremely well for me, so I recommend it highly to anybody that struggles with drying anybody that has low porosity hair anybody that is protein sensitive. So next on the list we have our protein conditioners because yeah I'm protein sensitive yeah. I don't use protein in my product, but you still do need to protein treat whether or not you are protein sensitive. So, for someone like me, the best things to use are opera, organics, GPB, glycoprotein balance. It'S really phenomenal makes my hair feel strong, renews the resilience of my hair, but does not make my hair feel strong like, which is what like the rest of the world's protein conditioner is. Do I highly recommend this to anybody who struggles with protein sensitivity and low porosity? Next? Is the red can smooth down butter, and this out of everything on the list has to have probably one of the best sense it's competing for first place with the yes to carrots and the yes to cucumbers? That scent is so posh, it's just clean. I love it like you guys, don't understand when people tell me they love how my hair smells. I take pride because when I like to smell it - and I love those kinds of products that have just really rich sense, without smelling like candy or baked goods, some of my favorite oils include almond oil, oil of almonds, almonds, almonds, almond oil, I'm just playing, but No really like pretty much my favorite oil and the only oil I use frequently aside from my holy grail, which we will get to it's almond oil. I love almond oil. It really works extremely well for my hair, especially when I use it as a hot oil treatment. It penetrates my hair chef's effectively and it does not make my hair feel the way coconut oil, jojoba oil, avocado oil and a few other oils do now. When it comes to being protein sensitive. Some of you may argue and say, coconut oil doesn't have protein. Yes, we know it does not have protein, but a property of coconut oil is an affinity for protein. It helps the hair to retain excess protein, which does not work for somebody. It has never worked for somebody like me. It will never work for somebody like me. If you guys want to hear more about how much I hate coconut oil, I'm going to link that video right here from the beginning of my natural hair journey to now coconut oil has just not worked for me. So I'm extremely grateful that I stumbled upon almond oil, but guys really quickly. Could you please let me know down below what oils you using your hair as somebody who is loco or protein sensitive that work very well for you, I'm curious to know, and my hair really loves oil generally, ironically enough, but I can't use very many diverse oil. So I want to find one sort of it off the beaten path. So, ladies and gentlemen, these are my stylist that I frequent when I want to wear my hair curly. I do one of two things I either use my kinky curly combo or I use an activator gel when I use my kinky curly combo. I use my Kings curly knot today and you guys remember I mentioned. I would tell you what products I need to use in conjunction with it to make it do the best it can for my hair, just a quick sidebar. I do use it without this product some time to time, especially when I want a fluffier style, but it does not keep some moisture in my hair as long as when I use it with the kinky curly curling custard. Another thing I do when I went to super define, washing though after I finished applying my leave-in and my oil is to use curl activator gel. I think the one that I've been using here in Nigeria is called the Hollywood activator. It'S a pretty great product. The only thing I don't like about it is that if I don't protein treat my hair, it will make my hair feel spongy, which is not healthy another product. I absolutely love, is my love natural to tell it's very nice on the edges. It feels really great on my edges. It doesn't have as much hold as my other favorite gorillas, not which is my holy of holies and grails gel. I flippin love that gel when it comes to making my bun sleek and sexy it's all about that. Gorillaz not found it keeps my hair just laid as kinky and coyly as my hair. It stays uber laid with my gorilla stock. The best part about this gel is that I can layer it later later later layer it and it doesn't get gummy. It doesn't produce any white balls or anything like that. It just stays looking sleek and smooth, and I can reactivate it with just the spritz of water. So I love that I can layer it over my products without fear of getting that like white crusty ish. All over my hair okay, so I already raved about how much I love OPI natural syphilis would not be complete without finding them on here again and the product that I love to use on my ends or to style is the obeah natural twist whipped butter? It seals in the moisture phenomenally well and it has water in it, which I find interesting, because I've never been one to use a water-based product to seal any part of my hair. But it's so rich with butter and oil that the water does not hinder the success it has when it comes to feeling my hair. So you guys my miscellaneous favorite has to be my love natural acidifier. I love that product. It does feel a bit odd on the hair initially, but it's really great for just closing my cuticle once again it resets that pH it takes that hair back down to a very comfortable pH. So I like to use it as kind of like a refresher I'll. Also seal it with some oil, it works very well. For me, I retained the most length throughout my head of hair when I was using that product, especially here in the front where my hair is just a little bit length challenged. That'S pretty much everything you guys we're just missing my Holy Grail products, which I'm going to talk about for just a few moments. Right now Holy Grail number one wild growth, hair oil. I no longer use the yellow one because the base is coconut oil and I tested it out recently again and it just made my hair feel disgusting, so I no longer use the yellow one the light, while growth hair well. However, I still use without fail. The normal well coherent. Well, I love that product no product has sealed my hair more successfully than that product and, funnily enough, I think coconut oil is the third or fourth ingredient on the list, but it still works amazingly well. For my hair, I don't know if there's something inside of it, that brings out the best properties of the coconut oil, or maybe the other oil are in a quantity. That'S large enough to mask the coconut oil when it comes to my hair. Whatever the case may be, that product is incredible. I love it. Last but not least, is my absolute favorite product, which is my super secret, shea butter mix, which will actually be for sale in Nigeria very soon when it's available, I'm going to link it down here, so you guys keep checking the description box for where you can Purchase it how you can purchase it, etc, but I love this. I'Ve been using it since I went natural when I first went natural. I was super obsessed with researching a bunch of different oils and ingredients to help my hair, you know flourish and grow, didn't think. I'D see it grow fast enough. I mean now it's pretty long, though so i use it as a hot oil treatment. I use it to seal my ends. I use it to style my hair. I use it to massage it into my scalp. I use it for pretty much everything. This is why it is my absolute holy grail. Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed this video. Please don't forget to subscribe to our channel if you haven't already, if you're already a subscriber hey welcome back. Thank you again for watching. Please also don't forget to comment down below and let me know what products you guys like to use in your hair. Let me know what your favorite hair product is. Let me know what your favorite hair products are. 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