The Easiest And Fastest Way To Wash 4C Hair! (My Tips For A Healthy Scalp And Protective Styles)

Hey guys, it's keems welcome back to my Channel. Today, I'm going to be going over how to make your post protective style wash day as easy and simple as possible. This is the quickest and easiest I've done wash day, and I just want to share all of my tips with you guys. Please, like this video And subscribe. I really appreciate it. I just had Marley twist for about a month and a half I've kind of realized. Now that a month and a half is a perfect amount of time for me to have a protective style before my hair gets Tangled and matted, and then it just makes wash day harder. I have more like shedding and breakage, so this Washi was actually really easy. I started by going in with the as I am shampoo. It is for dandruff, which I don't have, but I just like this, because it really cleans your scalp but gets all the build up out of there and because I was putting gel in the front of my hair. I really want to make sure all that gets out. This shampoo also doesn't strip my hair, like it feels really good when it's in there. So then, I took out my four sections, and I just gave myself like a good scalp rub and made sure all of the hair from root to end was getting the shampoo on it. Recently I've realized how important shampooing my hair thoroughly is. It makes moisturizing so much easier because my hair can actually take in the moisture better when all that buildup is washed away foreign, so I decided to be a little bougie and use my hair rules quench Ultra Rich conditioner. This is like a salon, level conditioner, and it really really softens my hair up. It smells very good. I really wanted to give my hair a good, deep condition after wearing the protective style and because I do want to do a blowout. After this I went section by section and detangled my hair and, like I said it, was super easy to detangle my hair, because I only had those Marley twists in for like a month and a half. So I really had no Tangles and no matting, which I used to struggle with all the time foreign foreign. So I left the conditioner in for over an hour and then I just went to the sink and rinsed it out. I was rinsing my hair in cool water and my hair felt so soft. It felt like silky and I could run my fingers through it so easily. It was just fluffy and soft and extremely moisturized. Thank you and then the next day I did end up deciding to blow out my hair and my hair was still super soft, even though I went to sleep without any product in it, so I went section by section sprayed it with a little bit of water To give it some moisture, you never want to blow dry dry hair, and then I sprayed the hair rules blow it all out spray, and this works as a Heat Protector, but it also just moisturizes and softens your hair and it worked really well. I think it worked better than some other, like drugstore heat protectors. Thank you. So I put my blow dryer too low and it was blowing warm air and I just blow dry from ends to roots, so I did decide to trim each section just because I could see the dead hair and you know the blowout wasn't hitting the way it Should so I chopped that off and my ends looked so much better. My hair was easier to run. My fingers through my blowouts usually come out really badly. If I don't trim my ends, so this definitely just brings it all together. Foreign foreign, foreign, foreign, foreign, so yeah guys I went through each section, sprayed it blowed it out and trimmed it before, twisting it and putting it away. I was just chilling watching the US Open and this actually took much quicker than my old blowouts used to take just because I've been, you know, really perfecting my wash day and my detangling and everything. So I'm very pleased with myself much quicker. You know no more! Six hours, seven hour wash days like that, was actually ridiculous. So I'm really glad that I've narrowed down my routine, and I really hope this video helps you guys with your wash day or you got any tips and stuff like that. Thanks so much for watching guys and see you in the next one. Thank