How To: Cut Your Ends & Moisturize Dry Curly Hair! (While Wet)

Hey, what's up you guys, so, as you can tell by the title, I'm going to show you how I cut my ends and how I moisturize my hair and, as you can see, my hair super dry right now, especially like the center of my head. It'S super dry. My ends have been so shabby lately so like, instead of using a shampoo, I'm going to actually co wash with this exotic cool, a conditioner by the main choice, and this conditioner can also be used as a leave-in conditioner as well. Now afterwards, I'm going to use this hair mask by isso 10 and it's their silk miracle hair mask, which is super bomb, and it's great for detangling, like I love this hair mask, so my hair is freshly washed with conditioner, not shampoo, and I have no product In my hair at the moment, so I'm just gon na start off by section of my hair to like four sections, because I'm going to start by cutting my ends and it's just easier when I do it when I sectioned off and also you guys. Let me tell you out what happened so I had a sullen a couple months ago and I caught myself trying to take this someone out by myself right. So as I'm cutting the string, I couldn't quite so like where the string was that my hair is like dark and the string is black socket and so our string was that, and I end up cutting my whole braid in half. So that is the little piece of hair you will see sticking up on the top of my head throughout the beginning of this video and it's so annoying like oh, my gosh, making me cringe it so bad. So what I'm just wanting to do is take these share scissors and I always make sure to use sure scissors, because if you use regular scissors that can actually create split ends in itself, so you want to just use shared scissors because it cuts the hair better. I can't even explain English is better, so I take each section and just make little sections out of the bigger sections and go ahead and call my and cut my ends. It'S very simple. I'M only cutting about a half an inch, I'm not cutting that much off and I like to cut my hair when it's wet and mind you guys, I only cut my ends about once or twice a year. Sometimes I get it done professionally. If I get my hair straight yet which isn't frequent, I only straighten my hair once or twice a year, but then sometimes when I haven't went to the hairdresser so long - and I just noticed my hair is not looking as it should be. It'S a little frizzy. My ends are shabby. I just go ahead and take some scissors and do it myself and, as you see it's not much. Dental cutting off just like a half an inch and I'm just going to continue to do that throughout my whole head, and I noticed some people like to cut their hair. Maybe once a year twice a year, once a month every two weeks, it's different for everybody, depending on how much damage you do to her and also like if you're transitioning or if your hair just grows really fast, like split ends happen no matter. If your hair is healthy, damaged, split ends happen, so you do want to make sure you're at least trimming your hair at least once or twice a year. I do it every four to six months and that works for me. My hair does grow kind of fast. So I do want to make sure to get rid of those split ends, because if you don't get rid of the split ends, the split will just travel up the hair strand and causing the whole hair strand to just break off. Which means your hair is just breaking off, so you do want to take care of the problem before it makes matters worse. So now that those split ends are gone, I can instantly tell the difference. I get so better once my hair is dry, but my hair is always a little more healthier. Looking with my ends, I've cut my curls look a little more prominent and better. So now I'm just going to start styling my hair and I'm going to lay down that annoying piece of hair. First and my hair, my desire style, and when I start on my hair, I like to put a section. So the product is distributed easier. Now I'm gon na go with this instant miracle daily conditioner, which I love to use since is so lightweight. It'S not super thick. I hate thick conditioners anything that weighs my hair down. I just did not like it, so I'm going to distribute that all throughout each section of my hair, and you guys this stuff is caught, it's a ten, because apparently it does ten things. If these tangles it makes your hair soft, it reduces frizz, it's buildup free. It preserves hair color. If you have any type of hair dye, it has UV protection. So it's like a sunscreen for your hair. It hydrates restore shine, it's great for strength and vitality and it's a thermal protection. So now, I'm just gon na go with this curl. Defining cream - and this is my razors curl and I prefer a curl defining cream rather than a curl, defining custard or Jill because custer's in jail. They just weigh my hair down, so once my hair dries, it doesn't look as big and curly as I would like it to be, but this cream is super lightweight and it smells really good has aloe coconut oil and shea butter in it. So it smells so good, but now I'm gon na go ahead and use my coconut oil, which is my holy gorilla. I use it for almost every wash and go every time I style my hair. Basically almost every day I use it on my skin. I heard you use cooking oil and ult to make a rider coconut oil is just like the holy grail. If you don't have coconut oil in your house, what are you doing so now? I'M just gon na take this dipping brush. Well, that's not really a demon brushes like the dupe of the demon brush. It'S the same thing though, and go ahead and brush my hair out, and this is: is gon na distribute the product all throughout my hair, so every hair strand is coated and moisturize and it also defines your curls. I love this brush. Some people hate it. Some people love it. I love it and it justifies my curls so much so once my hair dries, my curls are life already clumped up basically, and I just break them apart. Once my hair is dry and today I music got to be glue for my edge control. I love how it's been looking I'll, be using that lately and I'm just gon na go ahead and wait for my hair to dry and I'll bet. So my hair is pretty much dry at this point and I noticed like when I moisturize my hair. My hair just eats up every product I put in it. It'S almost like. I didn't do anything to it, so I'm just gon na top it off with a little bit of this honey health and repaired hair oil from urban hydration, and this has argan oil and sweet vanilla bean oil and is so smells really bomb and I'm just putting Out on the ends of my hair and on the back of my head - and this is pretty much what I like to do - to revive my curls so for more videos like this, make sure to LIKE comment subscribe and thanks for watching.