How To Moisturize And Style Natural Hair. Natural Hair Moisturize Routine.

All right so today is Wednesday, and I washed my hair and put in these twists on Saturday morning very early Saturday morning I started the process at around 12 in the morning and then I finished at around like three so yeah. I slept like day in the morning. No, you just got ta make sacrifices. You know, that's what works for me. We redo these twists. As you can see, they just need to be done. My hair is not dry um but they've. Definitely my twists definitely need to be refreshed. I'M going to be using my leave-in conditioner to reintroduce moisture back into my hair, and then I scalp soothing strand feeling here goes well and then, last but not least, I am going to seal everything together with the Shea Nursery hair and body butter. Pick up this twist foreign, but my twist definitely needs to be redone. My hair actually feels really good look. Can you see the shine? You can still see some shine in there. These products are really really good. My hair feels really good. Oh, my goodness. I'M actually really surprised, because, usually at this time my hair would feel so dry like it would just feel really dry, but after using these products, if my hair feels great, it's not dry at all, still has a really nice coating of the products that I put. I used my hair growth oil and then I also used the hair butter, the Shea nourishing hair and body butter, so both products work really well, I'm gon na go in with this. I just want to add some moisture back in, even though it's not dry. It'S always a good idea to introduce moisture back into your hair. Every opportunity that you get is always a good idea. What it does is that it helps to open up your cuticles and it rehydrates the hair, which is very, very important. You don't want to just keep slathering oil and butter on top of dry hair. You want to make sure that yeah, you agree with me foreign yeah. Now my hair has moisture. It is hydrated. As you can see, you can even still see the shine in there and lightly detangle, nothing big, I'm gon na. Add my hair glue oil foreign. So at this point I have moisturized my hair and I've also retwisted all of them, and they look a lot lot better than they did before, and so now it's time for me to style it. I usually just pull it back into a banana clip and just wear it that way. I like wearing banana clips because it doesn't snag on my hair. It is safer for my hair, but this time around, I decided to do something I actually haven't done in a while, which I actually saw it done on a Caucasian person's hair. So basically um. It was like this. I don't know if it was like a video or something, but it was like how to do a ponytail if you don't have like a ponytail holder or like a scrunchie or anything. So basically, what you do is that you take a little bit of your hair. So I took one of my twists and I literally just like wrapped it around my hair and that became my hair tie so uh yeah that that's really it and um. I actually went ahead and just used the banana clip um later on and so yeah. Here'S a really quick video and if you are interested in the products, I'm going to leave the links in the description box below. Ladies remember that your hair is God's design. He created it for you, he designed it for you. It is his will that you take care of it and if you do take care of it, you are going to see a difference in your hair. Okay, all right, God bless.