Styling My Short Blonde Natural Hair | Combating Dryness + Juicy Curls | Nia Hope

Hello, hey naturally says welcome back to my channel, I'm the hope and if you're new, here or you're not subscribed, make sure you hit that subscribe button today, I'll just be showing you how I've been styling and taking care of my short natural blonde hair. If you've been following my channel, you know that I bleached my hair blonde last month since dyeing my hair. It'S been a lot of trial and error for me personally and figuring out exactly how to make sure my hair is as soft as possible in its current state. Then that's being chemically shaded with the bleach and also how to keep my scalp healthy. And I finally gotten to a point where I'm like super super happy. I found the products that work best for me and I just wanted to share that with you guys. So, if you're interested in seeing how I've been styling, my short natural blonde hair, just stay tuned. Okay, you guys so this Caracara moisturizing conditioner for color-treated hair has become my holy grail product. I honestly literally, cannot live without this stuff right here. I highly recommend this to anyone who has already bleached their natural hair or, if you're, considering it this stuff like instantly like as soon as you put it in your hair. It'S like your hair is melting, and it feels so soft and silky and moisturized, and even after you rinse it out. Your hair still feels moisturized and after you've done something to your hair as harsh as bleaching. It you're gon na want to find something. That'S going to condition it well, and this baby is gon na. Do it for you, so I've mainly been Co. Washing my hair I've been trying to stay away from shampoos cuz. All I do is strip the oils out of your hair, and since my hair has been particularly brittle since I bleached it, keeping it moisturized and conditioning it as much as possible has been really really important to it. The next thing that I had to address aside from my dry hair, was my dry scalp and at first I really just thought it was dangerous until one of my subscribers actually made a comment about the bleaching process and how the chemicals can actually kind of, like Irritate the top layer of your skin, and what I do remember is that while I was bleaching my hair, I did feel tingling almost like that same tingling sensation that you get when you perm here, and I really thought nothing of it. I'M just thinking. Okay, I'm putting chemicals in my hair, of course, my skin's gon na feel some type of way about it. I thought I got a slight chemical burn on my scalp or my skin was just irritated by the product. I really don't know what happened, but what I've been experiencing was not dandruff. It was literally just like my skin flaking off, and I know this is gon na sound, really really nasty. Some of you guys, but hey this happens to you. I hope this information helps a lot in the event that you're ever dealing with flaking yourself. You can do what I did and this instantly gets rid of all the flaking. So you want to make sure your hair, your scalp is saturated with water, and then I put conditioner in my hair as well, which I've been doing anyway, as I've been Co washing and then I just take a fine-tooth comb literally just graze through and go over. Your whole entire scalp and bam all of the flaking will be gone. Another part of Kawashima hair, that's been really really helpful, has been just letting it sit under a shower cap. Usually I will hop in the shower. Put the conditioner in my hair and put on a shower cap while I'm like washing the rest of my body and then by the time I'm done. I was friends it out, but because I was making this video I've had it on. Since I was in the shower, and since I got dressed and stuff so I'm gon na go rinse it out now and I'll be right back alright! So now I've washed the conditioner out of my hair. The very next step, I'm gon na do is throw some oils. In my hair, I've been loving. The mixture of jojoba oil, as well as some jamaican black, castor oil, and what I like to do is actually open this up, because I hate this pump like only a little bit comes out. So I'm not taking a lot of this, but this is definitely a thicker oil and that's one of the reasons why I like it, because it actually helps to hold my hair down. So I kind of use it as like a styling oil as well as you can see, I'm not taking too much of this oil and then I'm gon na take some of this oil and add that in just like a little squirt of that rub it together Mind you, my hair is still really damp and dripping, and I'm going to start by kind of like rubbing this into my side. So it gets on my scalp and then I'm gon na go in and basically massage this into my scalp and into my hair. So once you're done adding the oil into your hair, you can move on and add a moisturizer. My favorite moisturizer of the moment is this karekare butter cream moisturizer, I'm taking about this much and I'm just going to rub this through my hair as well. The last thing you're gon na want to do is just brush your hair down in the direction it's a post delay. Alright, that's all there is to it at this point, I'm just gon na let my hair air dry, which won't take long at all and I'm just gon na go about my day. I hope you enjoyed this video and that you learned something new. I made a video for you guys with me bleaching, my hair about ten things. You should know before you bleach your hair and now styling your short natural hair. If you've missed any of those videos make sure you watch them, I will put a link to all three of those videos below and now you're seeing me style, my hair, so I hope all the little tidbits and things that I've learned along the way helped you And yes, that's the end of the video. I hope you enjoyed again if you're not subscribed, make sure you hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for the next one.