Healthy Hair Products For Natural Hair And Dreadlocks
- Posted on 21 August, 2014
- Hair Care
- By Anonymous
Information on products , procedures and healthy regiments that produce healthy hair growth and room for simplistic manageability. This video provides an inside view for the consumer and a breakdown of each systematic product. For questions and concerns I can be reached at
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FACEBOOK: DAMIAN WALTER
That'S the first part of my process. The shampooing shampooing is a very important part of the process being that is the main aspect to your hygiene and your regimen is when you get clean when you get your nutrients, where the hair and the body takes different things. On a topical level, the way the dermis gets a lot of its attention, the way the hair and the enamel of the hair gets a lot of its attention rebuilding and revitalization. So my first shampoo I like to use is a clarifying shampoo by design essentials. This is not just a regular clarifying shampoo. The shampoo also offers nutrients from wheat germ proteins, all the way down to vitamin restore agents that goes straight to the nom de Namur over hair and starts the hair to rebuild, get clean and grow. At the same time, it also has a soft stimulant in it that you can feel on a topical level, but the body feels and takes in and from that stimulation it offers many other things from myself massage we can introduce different hair patterns to grow. It has curl patterns and has a number of things in. It'S like a highlighter to the hair. Clarifiers are extremely important, but they also can drive you out. So there's a three part process to what I like to do. This second shampoo is a moisture retention. Shampoo. It actually helps to the scalp to hold on to and retain moisture that moisture is not sweat and it's not just water being sprayed onto the scalp Moisture is actually that different type of oil that your sebaceous glands and the different glands. The body begin to secrete. So that the body can stay hydrated and moisturized, so there are different ages in certain products like this shampoo that will start you on your March, moisturization health regimen, pretty much. This shampoo, pretty much tells in honest level of what martial retention is and that's why I like to design essentials. You get some shampoos that will actually, in fact I'll tell you a number of things so that the person would just purchase it and that goes into packaging and labeling. But I want you to understand that, through the FDA and through many other levels of approval companies that some of these products are not even regulated, I rather you have a honest truth bearing product that it's going to offer you certain things from your start. To your end, as I said before, certain products wheel from the beginning arm, you down the line, you would not see those effects until it is too late. Third part of this process is conditioning now conditioning outside of your clarifying and your moisturizer. There all, I would say important, but you have your levels of importance. That'S why they run in the manner that they do. You have one store with your clarifier that you're going to come in to twice scratch that through get all the dead, skin and shedded of body parts of out of the scalp in the body I'm off of the body, then you have your moisture retention. Shampoo! That'S going to start putting moisture back. Lastly, going to have your conditioning process your conditioning process, another agent of helping the body rebuild revitalize and growth, it's like having a soft antibiotic on top of the hair at that time to help the body and the hair grow back to where it was, especially for Those that are having venting and damaged areas once the porosity of the hair begins to change, which is the intake of whatever nutrients and different things that are going to go into the hair at that time. Once that body starts to changing, take some process slower, you want to leave your condition on longer. That does not mean you take the whole bottle and put into the hair. You still just use a small amount and rub it through just because it's a little thin layer does not mean that there are not a proper amount of nutrients going into the body on top of the hair at that time. My condition that I like to use is stimulations. Now this is a higher stimulate, then your shampoo, that you use in the first degree, but it's at the same time it offers wheat germ, proteins and I'll post a vitamin restoring. It offers all the different type of enamel builders that if I told you the words, I told you the names some of them, you would understand some of them. You would not, but just understand it on a truth, details factor. You are definitely getting everything that you need to keep that hair, strong and ever growing, and ever going. I'Ve learned this on a level of longevity being that I practice with these different types of products, on my own hand personally and found that they gave me the best results for having a committed, progressive hairstyle as dreadlock II, and also for natural hair styling as well. Then that you're pulling and voting and everybody wants to have an enhanced curl pattern and all these those the things people are trying to put in pool from their hair make sure that hair is strong and healthy. Before you do the risk taking of style, lock and curl is a solution that is made personally by me now that it took me many many many years to make this solution. But what I like about it, and what how I formalized the solution was to alleviate gels, putties, souffles and all those other harsh supergluing agents that were people were using to lock their hair up. I did not find that it took that much hair is a fiber that is soft, yet manageable and it curves with your touch and it listens to you very well, so I just needed something that was going to give that enamel just a little boost. So what I did was, I formulated a setting solution that has vitamin store agents and it also on top of the different things that you know that I shampoo the condition with same process. I put in soaking oils for technical agents, many many many levels of antibodies for the hair and the body so that this is not only just forming you into a lock is giving that hair body. It'S giving it volume it's giving it a whole different life and it's locking at the same time. So what this allows is your hair to one blow in the wind. It does not coat this gap, so you never have a level of leakage. The hair does never become hard and it's never unmanageable because with the different ages, I've put into the solution. It also helps for a good comb out and a twist out, I've seen it happen within myself. Tight curl patterns all the way down to loose mix from you know, Caucasian Hispanic and black mix. Wherever there's a curl pattern, it works. There'S a guarantee. This solution is a water-based curl solution. Sorry, it helps on with just spraying. All you have to do is brittle to the hair as such and just make it work. It doesn't take coating, it doesn't take saturating. You don't have to stand over and pray for Jesus just for it to start working. I like the lock and curl, because it does exactly what I said. It was fun to do offer everything that a jail and everything that you guys find out in the beginning, using we had to cut that out now and now we can use a spray on my maintenance when I have more mature locks. I like to use these tight hole by taliah waajid, the reason I use this product or water-based solution. It goes on to the hair and off of the hair, a simplistic soft home, not causing build-up, breakage or anything of the sort, they're different, souffles honey and some of these other thicker heavier products can do those products to me or seems like their mom made based Off of a superglue mindset, they're just gon na hold something in place well with taliah waajid and the natural aspect that I'm will be using with it and working with it for I'm offering nutrients and different things for the hair that I enjoy. I go into my chat with just a little bit a solution, pretty much that much just wiping it over in the area that I'm going to utilize it in calming through that area, just to make sure that my parts are back where I want them to be Everything looks congruent to lock to rate lock to part ratio and making sure the hair, and that part is balanced out for the longevity of that lock and as you see here, I'm not really saturating it. So the lock is not heavy and it does not cause any type of follicular damage down the line. So I really enjoy using the taliah waajid in this aspect, just because of what is made with and what it's made for the integral integral aspect of this whole process.
Comments
Jasmine Dolcine: I'm in cosmetology school and we just learned about all this skin disorders and diseases, hair and scalp, shampoo ingredients etc etc so I can say that everything your talking about is true! it reminded me of what my teacher said about reading the ingredients of products and not just the pretty label! it's important for hair stylists to inform clients and I've watched soo many of your videos and i appreciate how you inform clients about the health of the hair and post videos like this!
remmary100: Damian, you are sooo very talented. In addition to being a master loctition - you are crazy funny. I've watched some of your videos over and over because they are so entertaining. Keep up the great work!
Sherry Brown: Thank you for sharing the products that you use to maintain healthy, and beautiful hair. At first, I was not comfortable doing locks because stylists I was working with had beautiful re-twists. Then I found out why. They are re-twisting with JAM! and I knew that it dried out natural hair when overly used. They would apply oils and special concoctions they made but I did not want to follow with the way they were doing it. Since I started following your videos and working with other professional stylists, I can twist with confidence in knowing that my customers won't have to worry about damage, breakage, or any of the issues I see you getting. Thanks for the education that saves hair you might can't reach.
Nubian Effectz: I'm transitioning from wearing long weaves, so I forgot to mention that throughout this year I've been wearing Sengalese braids, Marley braids and sew ins on my locks. Is that something you heard of or would recommend doing until you get the length you want?
A D: me every time I listen to him. because he covers everything and leaves you with A LOT of info!
MyStic MiNdz: Awesome videos and I will continue watching and please keep this up, because people such as myself are not aware about natural products and how to care for our beauty and hair. Thanks so much for the videos. God bless you
S G: Hello mr. Damien I have been watching your videos here and you are very blessed and you do a very good job Also. I have been growing my locks for almost two years now and they look pretty good. Keep up the good work sir.
JASSY and FOXXY: I love your high level of professionalism.. I just discovered you today and now I'm hooked... I am starting my dreads next weekend can't wait... stay Blessed OK
Toni Davis: I met you a while back when you were at TP and I never got the chance to talk to you. I hate that I didn't! I stalk your videos because you ALWAYS provide real info.. helpful info.. I will definitely keep these products in mind as I start my natural hair journey! Thank you!
Shanell Wrice Naylor: Love your lock videos! They're super educational
Spanishfly: My wife a cosmetologist and she say the same things you say i showed some of your videos and she said you on point. Alot of what i know is from my wife. True enough we don't CONDITION enough because most blacks grew up with knowledge from back in the day wash your hair and grease blue magic, kitchen shit, arosols and all that mess. But i don't condition because as a kid i grew up watching women condition as part of the process of getting there hair done at the shop so i thought it was just girl stuff.but i got to get out that so i can start my locks my only problem.... you guessed it i don't condition and that's the thing you say the most people not doing.
QueenJewel8: Thank you Damian for your knowledge and your effort. I'm growing locs for bout 4 years now and my daughter also has natural hair. Ive ben trying to find products that work for both our hair types. How can I get a hold of Design Essentials and Loc & Curl products?
Nubian Effectz: Hi, I love your videos they are very informative. Ive had my locks for a little over a year now! Will you be in the Atlanta Georgia area anytime soon? If not is there anyone you would recommend that may have as much knowledge as you do with locks?
Queen Makada: i hope you do more videos like this! my number one source for loc knowledge
Chicagofinest48 Destintobegreat: Love your videos thanks for sharing your knowledge it has been beneficial much love and respect !
camxavi: Because of this video right here I dont have to look any further. You are much MUCH appreciated thank you for your generous advice!
IsisKeys Jiggetts: Would u reccomend 2 strand twist to start locs? Thank you and your videos are very informative!!
B NicoleLe: I was so skeptical about locs until i ran across Damian Walter...... He is definitely the truth...... Wish he was near the Valdosta Area
WeekendNatural: Loc to part Ratio----That's the secret to his work. It is always so neat.
Samia M.: I just put in my starter locs (two strand twists) a few days ago and my bucket list is to fly and see him maybe a year from now.
YoungLG2K: This man's a genius, good work, big bro!
BlaqueGyrl: Can pine tar soap be used ?
Psalms119: How often should you use the clairify shampoo/ 2 part shampoo process? I have 4c natural hair. My hair is past my shoulders i need to know to retain length. Anyone please answer
OroraMonroe: Damian, do you know if Design essentials changed their product line for only the public or did they totally discontinue the organic deep cleanse shampoo. I am hooked on it like crack upon your recommendation 3 years ago and now it's no longer being sold on their website. Help! Is there an alternative or are we just screwed from now on?
curvyb5quar3: what is your take on cleansing conditioners, such as WEN and others?? good for the hair or no?
Slyckchica2: you see those waves coming in? That is good moisture right there. thank for the education. I love your skills sir
Jamericanwifey: You are very knowledgeable about dread locks! You rock !!!!
Nakisha Harris: What is the best edge control product to use with dreadlocks?
Renee hall: Hello damian. Im going to start locin in less than a week and my afro is long in the front and kinda short in the back. Do you think i should get it even before i loc?
Dystany Samuel: I been growing my natural hair for almost five years now, do you think I'm ready to get Locks??
Martin4489: Can I get this product at the hair store??
Kenleecharmedone92: I put an order in for a few thing a while ago I cant wait to get them I, so excited
Josalyn. Masterson: He keeps it real that most stylus won't do
RodieD Journey: Before I leave Houston, ima have you do my locs Damien!
44jarlaw: Hello dear Damian Walter. I live in Canada, previously I had Locs and I miss them up by coloring and up chopping my hair so far I've done everything I can to get proper Locs with my previous sets I did myself unable to I would like you to start and you said for me how do we go about that
JaydinChristine: This was great!
Ayam Empress: Hey Damien, how can we get the loc products in the UK? I do my own dreads and am not willing to try any more funky products on my hair. Haven't re-loced in about fiur months now because they got damaged by someone who reloced them too tight. Please damien help meeee!
au nat-u-ral gurl: hey Mr Walter I was thinking about getting dreadlocks done and Im glad I came across your channel. I learning a lot about healthy hair regiments and the dangers of starting on a bad foundation. I was wondering have you ever had locs yourself??
D.R M: Hay Damian, I wanna know if you have ever tried "Greg Juice"? It's an Oyin Handmade pro. and i wanted to know your thoughts.
LocdStar Fox: IS THERE ANY WAY I CAN BUY THAT BLUE SOLUTION YOU MADE?
Reckless: I don’t do anything to my locs besides when I get a retwist my hairstyles washes my hair, is that bad that I let my hair take its course? I notice it gets really frizzy
Mudavaye: Can I get the loc it up spray in the UK?
cherterica milam: Hello Damion I wanted to know if you sell your product online? I would come to you but I live all the way in Dallas.
Christina Fredericks: Hi so this locs can I remove them when ever I want?
X Period: Where does he get his dreading combs
Maken Ator: Your are a fucking MASTER, saludos desde Colombia
Jennifer Fishley: I love watching you, are you every in the Boogie Down Bronx? Would love for you to do my first reloc.
Meenah: What do you think about jolie my gel?
THE MENDOZAS: What's the best way to dread Asian hair !!! Let me know thank
davonta montgomery: Hey Damian where is your shop located at? and whats the name of it.
Denise Mcgunia: I need solution where can I buy it
King charming: Can I buy just your loc & curl product
Alessia Joy: Look at that luscious hair!!! Omg!!!!
diamond218: He hardly reply any of these questions. He just only shared. No one can't get through to him.
bellah genie: Where is your shop?
Denise A. Monsanto: Hello Damian Where in Atlanta is you're shop so I can get your product, because my hair is thinning on top and the side I had my love for sixteen yrs.
Dweeziy810: good video... I see 2 (ThumbsDown) Haters smh how can you hate on the truth? anywho keep it up
Yung Nol4: What's the name of the song at the beginning please help
Weo Talks: Post YR SHOP LOCATION INFO,SO APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE.THX
Shekinah-Glory Anderson: You make me miss doing hair
Aziz Muhammad: how can i get in contact with you.
vnun88: I have a funny grade of hair were twist won't stay n my hair it come out as I sweat or even n my sleep I tired inter locks are a few different shops n that still came out I'm trying individual braids now can I lock from them
Riley&Mariah Flock Feather Family: i live in houston do you still live there??
K. Rich: i wish i was in Houston
El' Chad: So I should stop using Jamaican mango n lime ?
Juicy Johnson: Mr. Damian when is you next trip to Atlanta...Juicy
oyinda dada: is it possible to show more of the hair you are working on, and less of your face. it will be more beneficial to us viewers
Jacqueline Denton: I need to see what you are doing please asked who ever video taping to fully video please i needs to see doing thee clients hair please im trying to learn something omg
haskell1974: i like the music.