How To Keep Your Sew-In Weave Fresh And Itch-Free

So today I'm going to be talking about so in how to take care of your sewing and protect your hair underneath specifically for relaxed or transitioning hair. I still don't really know what I'm doing with my hair. It'S going out and my my boobs are like super curly, but I don't really know what I'm gon na do. I will I'm gon na do a video, soon kind of like an update on my ear. What my plan is for the next year, all that and yeah right now. I don't know yeah if you want to know my tips and tricks and kind of advice on sew ins and how to take their beer, then just keep on watching alright. So taking care of your hair underneath the weave is just as important as taking care of your leave out. Wear a weave is a protective style, and that means that you know you're doing it to grow your hair to kind of give it a break. But that also means you really have to take care of the hair underneath to make sure that it's able to grow properly. I first want to talk about your leave out before you leave out, I would say, try not to use changer too much, especially if you're, using straight hair, I mean, if you're, using a curling, leave it's a lot easier to just do like Heelys, twist outs and Stuff like that and braid outs, but if your rings shake hair, I would say: try to blow dry your hair as soon as possible. I recommend using a round brush like this, to blow-dry your hair. I know I just think it looks way better than just using a blow dryer or using like the one with like the brush attachment and if you can get away with just blow drying and I would say, try to blow-dry it as straight as possible so that When you do going with the strainer, you only have to run through it once and you're done and try not to just keep going over it. And if, like after a couple of days, your hair starts to kind of look a little ratchet and like your roots, are starting to curl up a bit, maybe because of the weather or because you were washing your face. Like that's what I can like. I now wash my face like my edges himself: they start to because of the water, just you heatless hairstyles. So now we're gon na talk about the braids, underneath there are so many challenges of washing your hair, like you're, sewing properly and I've honestly always kind of struggled with it, and I never really found a way to do it. The best way this video is in collaboration with Hairfinity, so thank your affinity for sending me these products and sponsoring this video. If so, maybe beneath the weave your care line, this haircare line was footage of target the scalp underneath weaves extensions and other protective styles. So you don't have to necessarily be wearing the weave to use these products, the shampoo, basically cleanses and detoxes, without stripping your hair from its natural oils and also suits your scalp with cooling ingredients like peppermint, which I'm gon na talk about it in a second. But that's like what I love about it. The most the conditioner basically prevented her from adding and breaking and dryness which, if your hair is relaxed, that's definitely what you deal with a lot, especially the dryness and the breakage. If you see me looking on my phone, I'm just trying to like read through the product description, a little bit. Products have over 95 % natural ingredients, they're free from sulfate, silicones parabens, and I pronounce it out. But on this cake, mineral oils and petroleum and they're. Also safe for all hair ties, including color treated, hair, okay, so now I kind of want to go into how to properly wash so in. This is gon na be different for everyone, but I feel like these are this stuffs that everyone kind of have to go through. You can add a stuff, but this is like the basic, like steps that I think will make your week last longer and also just prevent your braids underneath and like getting like itchy and dry and even getting mold cuz. I know those people that might grow mold on your head because they don't properly wash it and dry it. So I'm gon na tell you what I think you should do. Basically um just suit like the basic steps. You can add anything you want. You can add, like a pre-poo, you can add a hair mask whatever you want, but what I think you should do is get in the shower wet your hair. Then you want to use the pure function whoo and because of the nozzle, it's like really easy to get like, underneath your braids and you just squirt it like you, just squirt it inside your braids and then you're just going to kind of just massage your head And really like work in the product, then you can rinse it out and do it another time I like to do it twice just cuz, I always shampoo twice. I don't know. I just think it's better. Then you want to go in with the conditioner and again put the nozzle underneath your braids and just score it, and if you place in kind of rub it in then I like to just put my hair up and just let it sit while I'm like doing Other stuff and shower I'm watching wash your body whatever, when you rinse that out, obviously like you'll shampoo, your li Bao, whatever with whatever shampoo you like or you can use that one. I recommend just using a different one, because I believe that just for the braids and then you want to rinse everything out of your hair, put a t-shirt around your hair. I recommend using t-shirts. I do not recommend using towels cotton. T-Shirts are way better and they really soak up all the water. Then what you want to do is separate your leave out the rest of the air just kind of braids it away twist it away just get it out of the way and focus on really blow-drying. The braids underneath your tracks, so what I used to do was just let my hair air dry, but I don't recommend this. I think it's better if you just go straight in and blow-dry the braids as dry as you can, because this is really gon na prevent that itchiness. It'S really annoying to do and it takes forever we're really just taking the extra like 20 minutes to sit there and make sure that the roots are dry is gon na just make everything so much better. You can like let the actual tracks like dry like air dry. I can't today. This is what I've been doing. I'Ve been wearing this sewing for about a month and I've actually, like, I know, be dead soon. I have not had any itchiness, and I mean the ones that I've had before, like after two weeks, I'd be sitting there like girl, my head, it she but like for real, like. I have not had this issue at all, which is crazy to me because I'm always like having my head, but since I've been using these products and really make sure to blow-dry the braids very well and make sure they're dry before you know. Moving on, I have not at any issue news, and I think that's such a good thing like I think. Itchiness is one of the biggest problems that people have with sew ins and some people can't handle it. Some people sit there, like you, know those videos when people are like sitting in class and they're like petting their head, like you know like giving yourself a concussion like. Oh you don't have to do that anymore girl. So I want to talk about the shampoo for a little bit because the cool thing about this, as I said it's like peppermint in it or like an abstract um, and you can really feel it like when you're putting it in your head and you're like massaging It and it kind of just feels like really like a cooling sensation and it's kind of tingly like it just feels really nice and after you like wash your hair, like it really feels like super fresh, which I think it's just really nice, um yeah. I think that's honestly about it. I think these are like the the main things that are just really important when you want to protect your hair, underneath or so in, and also your leave out of course, but I'm gon na leave all the links down below. If you want to purchase these products and just leave a link to her enemies website again, thank you for sponsoring this video. You guys know, even though they sponsored I'm like gumption honest. I wouldn't lie about this. I genuinely been using these products, and I just so. I just want to share that with you and kind of give you my tips.