Oil baths To deeply nourish your hair, you can do an oil bath during the pre-poo stage. Select your oils based on your needs, especially your hair. Pay attention to their reactions; some oils can be much more effective, and this is very personal. Moringa Oil : This oil has fortifying, protective and sheathing properties ideal for curly and frizzy hair. Castor Oil : Fortifying and nourishing, castor oil promotes hair growth. It is ideal for repairing brittle or damaged hair. Hemp Oil : Its non-greasy feel provides great penetration, helping to maintain hair moisture and elasticity without leaving a greasy feeling. Hemp oil is very popular with frizzy hair. Avocado Oil : Avocado oil is essential for nourishing and protecting all hair types. It is soothing, protective, and strengthening, maintaining moisture and enhancing your 4C curls. Pre-shampoo powder masks Plant powders are also very popular with frizzy hair. They promote hair growth, strengthen it and, above all, make it thicker. Frizzy hair, which is naturally very fine, needs to be strengthened and protected against breakage and damage. Simply mix one or more powders with warm water; you can also add a little vegetable oil to this mixture. Leave on for at least 30 minutes before shampooing. Brahmi Powder : Brahmi powder makes hair thicker and shinier. Used as a pre-poo, i.e., as a hair mask before shampooing, it is a real sheathing treatment. Simply mix it with warm water. However, it tends to darken hair, making it ideal for dark hair. Brahmi powder can leave some residue on the hair, which is why it is necessary to perform this treatment before shampooing and to rinse the lengths well. Neem Powder : Its cleansing power also helps maintain a healthy scalp and helps soothe it by preventing dandruff and itching. Kapoor Kachri Powder: A true treasure for hair, Kapoor Kachri powder makes hair shinier and, above all, thicker with more volume. It naturally stimulates hair growth and leaves a pleasant scent on the hair, making it the ideal ally for preparing your hair care products. Lalo Powder : This powder is rich in protein, calcium, and fixing polysaccharides that help control frizz and define hair's natural curls. Baobab leaf powder also helps nourish and maintain moisture in dry hair. How to avoid itching between shampoos. Itching can quickly become a problem when we go so far apart with our shampoos. First, you can use hair scrubs to purify and detoxify your scalp. It will be cleansed, and itching will be reduced. Also useNeem powder for your pre-poo treatments; it’s ideal for combating itching! How to detangle my frizzy hair? When should you detangle your frizzy hair: before or after shampooing? By hand or with a comb? It's important to incorporate this step into your routine after shampooing. First, it's essential to use a Detangling Conditioner , which will make detangling easier. Highly moisturizing, your hair will be soft and shiny, and much easier to comb. You can detangle with your fingers or a wide-toothed comb. Separate your hair into several sections to detangle faster and easier. You can also make your own homemade detangling cream for frizzy hair. LOC or LCO method Taking its name from an English acronym, this method aims to moisturize even the driest hair and is widely used by African-American women. It involves layering different types of products to maximize hydration for frizzy hair. LOC L: Liquid (water) O: Oil C: Cream Or LCO L: Liquid (water) C: Cream O: Oil After the washing step, you can spray a little floral water on your lengths for the "Liquid" part. Then, for the "Oil" step, choose the oil that best suits your hair. If you are not used to using oil, Baobab, Moringa or Hemp oil are ideal for frizzy hair. Coat your lengths with the oil to seal in the moisture and ensure that the water remains trapped in the hair. And to finish with step C "Cream" use the Hair Care Base leave-in. For the LCO method it is the same principle except that you carry out step C “Cream” before the Oil step. These two methods are suitable for frizzy hair, you can test both and choose the one that suits you best! Style and preserve your frizzy hair overnight! We've told you before: kinky hair is very fragile and needs love! It's important to pamper it with protective styles to prevent breakage and frizz. The hairstyles of our childhood! It's important to protect your hair while you sleep, especially if it's frizzy. Choose a silk or satin pillowcase or use a silk or satin scarf as well. These soft materials will protect your hair lengths and prevent breakage at night. Plus, it will make styling frizzy hair easier when you wake up! The braids Braids are a popular style and are loved by everyone, especially little girls. You can create two or more braids and let your imagination run wild when it comes to creating protective hairstyles. Vanillas This is the easiest protective hairstyle to achieve. It protects the lengths and moisturizes easily. cornrows A traditional African protective hairstyle, it consists of making braids very close to the scalp. Pre-poo for frizzy hair This step in a routine for dry hair, whether it's frizzy, curly, or curly, is essential. This is where you'll prepare your hair for all the steps that follow. Afro hair needs a lot of nutrition and hydration, and pre-poo is there to meet this need in different ways. Shampoo: how to wash your frizzy hair? It's best not to wash your frizzy hair too frequently. Indeed, frizzy hair is naturally fine and quite fragile. It's important not to damage it by shampooing too frequently. You can carry out your routine every 10 to 15 days; this is the ideal time to leave between each shampoo. Shampoo your scalp and cleanse your hair in sections to thoroughly clean the pre-poo you created beforehand. Dry your hair with the Bamboo Towel , very soft, it is ideal for drying frizzy hair without breaking or creasing it. You know everything you need to know about a simple and effective frizzy hair routine. If you protect and pamper your hair, you'll prevent breakage and promote the growth of your frizzy hair.
