How To Prevent Itching And Allergic Reaction To Braiding/ Crochet Hair (Blackhairandskincare.Com)

Halos welcome back to my channel, so today we're going to get right into it. We are going to be soaking, this synthetic hair and apple cider, vinegar and water, because the whole purpose of that is to get all the chemicals that is on synthetic hair off of the hair. So when I get the crochet style, because I'm getting my hair in crochet, when I get the style installed, I don't have to worry about those chemicals itching. My scalp, you ever get some braids done or if you got crochet style, but your scalp is itching like crazy yeah. The reason for that is because there are chemicals on this hair that makes that happen. So we're going to get the chemicals off of this here and we're going to do that with the apple cider, vinegar in water, and if you have CCC a you, have to do this, we're going to get a crochet style. I'M especially as your if your scalp is getting better because you this is going to make it worse. This causes hair loss when you wear a hair that has chemicals on it. So let's get right into it. Think of water, okay, so this is about enough of water and then you want to make sure the water is cool, make sure the water is not hot, because we will be soaking synthetic hair in here and you don't want to compromise the curl and you think Of the hair, so then we're going to take about a cup and I'm just going to pour it in there about a cup of raw apple, cider, vinegar. You can also use regular white vinegar as well so, but this is what I have on hand measurements. I bought a cup all right so and now we're going to add the hair okay y'all. So I left I left and came back and the water had actually drained out a little bit. So you can't see all of the white residue, but you can see enough. Can y'all see that that is the chemicals that I was talking about, that is on the hair and most of it drains out see that white stuff? Those are the chemicals. This is the stuff that you don't want on your synthetic hair of your users, synthetic hair. So you want to soak your synthetic wigs, and/or hair before using, if you're getting your hair, braided or whatever, but I'm about to get mine crocheted, and this would have been on my scalp, it's in the hell out of it. If I didn't soak it in the apple, cider, vinegar and water, so the next step you want to do is rinse the hair, and let's do that now: okay, guys! So if you're concerned about your hair smelling like vinegar - and you just want to you - know you're concerned about your hair smelling like vinegar, you can shampoo or you can put some conditioner on the hair and that's, if you're concerned about that. So I'm just gon na do it for the purposes of this video and then also you can see guys with this Vansant. They here you just still wash synthetic here like don't be afraid because it synthetic you think you can't wash it. No, you can wash it and you can you know you can wash it. You don't want, like bacteria on your hair, you guys, so you can shampoo the hair and then after shampoo, I'm gon na put a little bit conditioner on it. Let it sit for a little bit and then this hair is going to be ready for my crochet hairstyle and when you shampoo, it don't be going up and down and like door like that. No, you just want to smooth it out like so you could even take even take a paddle brush abuser, but just smooth it out in the same direction. Here is because you don't want to mess up the formation of the okay y'all, so this is the hair. After I, let it air dry overnight, no chemicals on it, it doesn't smell like vinegar or anything like that. You don't have to worry about your scalp itching, so I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Please, like comment and share this video and subscribe, see you guys in the next video bye it's time to take your crown.