How To Revive Your 4C/4B Hair | Winter Maintenance

Hi guys welcome back to my channel welcome back, welcome back welcome back to another video, so we're gon na jump straight into today's video. We'Re gon na be reviving our hair midweek. So I like to start off by boiling some hot water. This will help to open up my cuticles, while I replenish my hair with moisture. So I like to put about 10 pumps of jojoba oil into my hot water, then I like to add the same equivalents of Jamaican black, castor oil. This is just by eye. Then. I like to add in just a little bit of your my preferred leave-in conditioner, so the one I'll be using is the country I leave in conditioner. Then I just like to put the lid back on and shake it up and get it ready for me to use. So I'm just gon na show you guys my hair yeah, it's yeah, it's bad! This is what my hair has been looking like for the past. While I put my hair in these flat twists about a week ago, so my hair has been in the same condition for a week, have a touch to have it added any moisture or anything back into it. So, as you guys can see, there's a lot of single strand knots, multi strand knots, it's just bad. My hair is quite dry. It'S looking a little dehydrated. My scalp probably needs some attention too. So I'm gon na undo these and show you guys what it looks like. So this is what my hair is currently looking like, not as bad as I expected. Obviously, the hair that was inside is a lot better. Looking at the hair that was outside, so I'm gon na start off by sectioning, my hair always work in sections. The sections that I'll be using this time are a lot smaller than what I usually work with by the time I started is the hair. The water would have been lukewarm now never worked with hot boiling water on your hair, so I was wearing my hair with the water mix, shot, making sure that it's well saturated and it's really bad, then I'll go in detangling with my wide tooth combs and my Tangle teezer em with my hands I'll, apply my preferred leave-in conditioner and do some two strand twists on my hair and to finish with the two strand twists I'll go in with some raw sheer butter making sure to warm it up in the palm of my hand And sealing my ends I'll also run my fingers through the entire two strand twist, just to make sure that I seal all the moisture that I've just added into my hair, then I'll go through and repeat the same step throughout all my hair. Once I finished that I'll go through and make sure that I take care of, my scalp is Wow, so go through adding some shear by that to the areas of my scalp that are obviously open, then I'll go through and tie up. My two strand twists just to make sure I retain black I'll, put myself on it on and call it a night. So this is not the next day guys. This is like three or four days later, your girl has written sick. She caught the flu, so this is what my hair is currently looking like. Three days later, I did take out my two strike, so this is what my hair is looking like, still very moisturize and can run my fingers through the hair. Cuz there's, no, not through the hair. It doesn't look dry, doesn't look dehydrated or anything like that. So in the path, the heads looking really nice, no knots or anything like that, it's looking as it normally should. So, I'm just gon na put my head back into its bond, my satin bonnet back on and back into bed. I hope you guys have liked this video make sure to comment down below and leave a like if you liked it make sure to turn your notification bellow. So you don't miss the video every time. It'S a parsnip. I will see you guys next week. I love you guys so much