How To Wash Your Weave Sew In With Leave Out | Wash Sew In Weave | Best Way To Wash Sew In Weave

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, so in today's video we are going to be doing something a very different and today, I'm going to show you how I wash condition and style my weave on so I've gone from it. Looking very ashy to looking super shiny like this, if you're not only subscribed, she's gon na subscribe and if you do like this content, don't forget to give me a thumbs up or your support means the world to me. I am very very grateful and I'm gon na stop talking this into the video, so we're just gon na start off by detangling the hair as much as you can, because once the weave is wet, it gets really really tangled in the shower. So I'll just give it a really good detangle, with the tangle teezer brush now time for shin, so just wet the hair slightly, and then I you always use the shampoo by Shea Moisture is the strengthening and restore shampoo which make in castor oil. This is really good. I used some way, I'm natural hair as well, so I like to take quite a big amount and really work it into the roots, just making sure that you'll gain in between those tracks and scrubbing as well, not too hard. But you know as much as possible make sure you get in there then after thoroughly rinsing off, I go in with this new conditioner just for recently from Amazon, so just mane and tail diva moisturizing conditioner I like to again use quite a bit in there work Into the hair and then rinse that off there you go so has been really nice and soft. You can see how lovely and shiny is so after you have conditioned it, and I've rinse. It all out make sure this out properly, because what you don't want to do is them have any soap boiler, shampoo or conditioner left in your scalp. So that's putting mints out. Then I pick up my shine serum now. I use any serum too, because I'll just put the cheapest one in the supermarket and the one I'm using today is by least at first I've had this for quite a while now, so it's just one that I picked up but beneath this was like five pounds And I'm super super cheap, don't let's use any oil or any primate or my extensions like this stage just because it weighs it down, looks greasy and that'll wash you again or use dry shampoo and it's just it's just hot mess. So I use that much take that March yeah and I usually work in to the ends of the hair first, so the majority of the serum ends of the hair Luo's left goes into the rest of it. You might be asking why I got this little top knot here. It'S because my attachment is really fine and I don't have to put too much heat on it. So I'd work on drying off the heck stations first and then do a final blast here. Just cuz yeah yeah, hey laughs, underwater, they wan na ruin it okay and I do with my dryer, so this dry actually got recently from Amazon. Well and it's the wall comes with a comes of the comb attachment which is really really really handy. As you ladies know, out there and then and then they're just going, then you want to use a comb and attachment to Hey. Well, they go with this bristle brush thoroughly and when I'm brushing, I can still feel yeah. So I can still feel some dumb parts. I'Ll just meet you out there back in in and completely dry it because of what you can do is leave your roots damp because don't ball going in there, it's disgusting, so you want to make sure that it's fully dry check. Yeah! That'S like! I don't want snow mold mold. Is it that I can get no love from me hanging on this right? So then I'll go back in with a little bit more serum, because that helps with any kind of prisoners see there you go so there were a tiny, tiny bit again, mainly concentrating on the on the ends of the hair. Then I go ahead and part. It does this. This process can take a long time, so you want to start with one side, so I basically just put one side away using my bull clamp super cheap one. You know see all of the secrets. Okay and then I just go in with my PhD - we had this wonderful about. I was about six years and she's still going really strong, pretty bad. Let'S try this again. Let'S do this. Let'S put this away! No one here! Thank you, my whip. Oh, oh, really, guys, God! Okay, thank you so, but I have ADD, straighten that off-camera just because I took forever so for my natural hair, I use a little bit of mousse. I try not to straighten my hair too much just because my hair is so fine. So I've got 4c hair and when I do my leave out, I normally relax this front part by relaxer like once every like six months or so just so. I don't go bald-headed and that's why they use too much heat, because my hair does break a lot. It doesn't grow and I need to keep better prepared piece of hair anyway, so the one I'm using is laurio and beef. Sorry mousse extra bottom Shh and I just use tiny tiny amount just to give it a bit of extra lei are going with a bristle brushes. We need, oh sorry, sorry and I'm always going with VM softer size, because the harder side is really really harsh. On the hair and just smooth that down, I said, is it kind of bristle brush, not sure that's chilly, but I know that's what I put it smooth that down. If you want, you can go in a little bit more mousse. If you feel like you want, if you feel like it's, not it's, it's not smooth down enough your snowman little bit more. I'M not really help take out the frizzy mess in on on the ends of your natural hair when it's dry and then I go in with like a neck scarf this I'll go up from one of those cheap hair shops say: oh, you only want to do That for a couple of minutes and then once you've taken that out should be nice once I've been taking off, you should be nice and flat. I just want to just go ahead and read you your parts and if it's been messed up. Okay, so once that's been taken off should be nice and flat. So then I like to go in where I mean, if you want, you can use your brush again justice softly flying it a bit more now for the final touch, I go with my Cantu shea butter for natural hair. This is the extra hold mm edge state gel. This is one of the ones I really really like just cuz it. Doesn'T it's not drying at all and it doesn't. It doesn't. Flake I've used this for many many years. I think it's something like 10 pounds for let's see what the crime is 64 brand and last for ages, and I only use it on my edges, so I just like together, you know I need this. Here'S a little flashier, I'm not gon na, do any kind of funky design because, frankly I just I don't, but I like that, that's all I just like to slick it back. Keep it simple, that's my motto! Sorry! Am i having a little bit of dry scalp there? It happens. It'S life, you know, I mean happens. The best of us me, being one of them, looks a little bit frizzy hair, but I don't I don't care about that. I just need to be able to trim that's all if you want, you can put a little bit more serum just on the ends, just smooth it down. You know what Ashley lift it up. Just for the sake of this video guys, I am going to to do that. Just do you know bit just on the answer.