natural hair care for beginners| my full natural hair routine

How to take care of natural hair for beginners, 4c hair wash day, how to style natural, how to do a twist out on natural hair, black hair wash day, big chop , transitioning to natural, protective styles, how to grow long hair, how to moisturize natural hair, ils for natural haor growth, best deep conditioners for dry hair, low porosity products

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[SimplyShell]

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[Lismyhandle]

"When you have your mind made up of something you want to do that is going to benefit you, you won't lose focus" - The Gorgeous Simply Shell 🤗

[Caperkidd-qsvq]

Hi White girl here because i appreciate how Black women seem to have some self care secrets and set really good priorities in beauty routines. I started wrapping my hair and taking a different approach a few years back and have seen such an improvement in my hair i have similar issues with washing my hair or did before i got rid of traditional shampoos. I use a similar wash routine but instead of shampoo i dissolve a small amount of rhassoul clay in a squirt bottle and use it like a clay masque to cleanse my scalp and hair, i section and clean it as i go and let it sit before rinsing in a cooler stream of water. then afterwards i use a small amount of jojoba oil. Now i realize our textures are completely different but i think we likely struggle with similar issues. the hair masque is so easy quick and gentle and it promotes hair growth and shine but the huge bonus is that it is so quick and effective it changes the way you feel about washing your hair. Also i love your hair its beautiful !!

[michelleeja]

Great video and informative. I agree 100% with you regarding hydration, moisturization and detangling. These 3 things are key to hair growth and retention. How do you maintain and acquire hydration? H20, Aqua, Water! Washing your hair on a set schedule and pattern which will ensure hydration. I personally prefer every 5-7 days (my hair has grown tremendously). What about moisturization? A sealant on top of the hydration equals moisturization and refreshing every 2-3 days. Detangling gently and patiently will ensure length retention, I prefer my fingers only. Also, limited heat and trims. By doing all of these you will have less shedding and tangling. Natural hair is not hard to maintain as many would say and then opt for a relaxer because its "easier." Natural hair requires maintenance and respect in return your hair will thrive with limitless options and become manageable.

[stiffanicampusano]

I don’t usually comment on videos, but seeing as we have similar hair type and I’ve been thru relaxers and a numerous numerous amount of chops over the years as well, you have given me huge hope. You’re hair is truly beautiful and long! Patience is also key, and I’m finding mine 🙏🏼 so thank you

[thatssewcute]

I literally just cut my hair off yesterday from heat damage and color damage, I cried all day. I watched this video and I feel better. Thank you!

[JayeEllis]

100% agree long hair is a long term commitment. Even on the days when it's not behaving as you might like, you can't give up! Those in-between stages are the worst.

[lcarter]

Thank u so much!!! This was very informative. I was over 9yrs natural. I permed my hair. Bad mistake!!! Have had issues since. Now returning to natural hair. Being a minimalist this go round. Only plan to use 5 products, from shampoo to styler. Record products that work and those that don't. Stick with what works. Also use more stuff in your pantry than chemicals. God gave us everything we need in our lives for our health as well as every other area in our life. I'm thankful for that. Thanks again for taking time to record this video.

[itscozykita]

Thank you so much for this video Shell!! I’ve been natural for the past 8-9 years but wasn’t really retaining length because I was getting protective styles that weren’t protecting. Then I was getting silk presses and each time it changed my hair a bit. I put in a texturizer and my hair was still thick so I cut that out gradually it was healthy again and thriving. Decided to get a silk press November last year and as I was getting it I just knew something was off! It turned out beautifully but it was like too beautiful lol too straight and I was like yup this was the one. When I washed it and it didn’t bounce back I was like welp. Started wearing installed wigs and got a bald spot. So I bleached the front lol because I knew I was cutting it all off soon. I would roller set my pineapple and it was cute but you could see the struggle. I am so excited to cut it all off and start this journey over and do it right this time! No more lazy natural. I want to really learn my hair and enjoy the ride!!

[vetgirl]

Thank you for sharing your natural hair journey ❤. You’re right, everyone’s hair has unique hair care needs and products. My daughter has been wearing her hair natural since she was in middle school, now she is a freshman in college and her hair is healthy and below her shoulders. Thanks to youtube content creators like you I learned a lot concerning managing our natural hair and different hairstyles. I also learned what works best, and stopped the urge to buy multiple expensive products.

[AshontiN]

Thank you for this!! I could never figure out how to maintain moisture in my natural hair. It’s so beautiful when it’s wet but when it dries it looks crazy so I never wear it in it’s natural state! I need to keep me a spray bottle in my bag!! People don’t tell you this. Also, this was so beautiful, you’re such a beautiful person inside and out. I have a lot of growing to do internally, as a person, and when it comes to wearing my hair in it’s natural BIG kinky state. I love how you shared your growth with us. Not just your hair growth but your personal growth throughout your journey. ❤

[kimnoir]

Thank you so much for this video and supporting my hair growth journey! Huge tip for those who hate cold showers: rather than closing/smoothing the hair cuticle and pores by finishing a wash day with cold water, instead, put one or all of your post-wash/deep conditioner products in the fridge (not below 40 or 34 degrees F to prevent messing with the formula, consistency and preservatives). This works even better if your doing it with an oil, butter, or product with lots of oil/butter or protein as they seal and smooth the cuticle (for definition, less frizz, and healthier hair).

[DiVineWisdomT-O-D]

Thank you, Shell, you have just given me inspiration. Patience is key. I had long beautiful hair. I was going to the shop getting my hair done every 2 weeks for 2 years. I trusted my beautician to the fact that she gave me a whoop bob cut hairstyle she wanted to do and hid her work by giving me curl so I do not notice that she did a big whop, said my hair was breaking so that led me to understand that couldn't be possible no longer have her as my hairdresser, been about 10 months now. Starting over from scratch I can no longer see the color in my hair now all I see is the new growth. I had braids for a year now, so now I am going all naturally with the short, beautiful curls. I love your hair I also have 4 c hair love how you too said you went from short now to long. Keep up the inspiration love all your videos. Cheers:)

[Shatarapgh]

Yes babe 🙌 all facts! My water bottle, deep conditioner, finger detangling, denham brush, and bonnet..been my a1 through out my journey. Some products set us back, watching others promote so many things. Thanks for the content! Your tresses are beautiful💖

[squidwardtentacles]

Oh my goodness this was probably the best and most informative natural hair video I've watched. Although I've been natural for over three years now, your video surely did help me out in terms of persistence and confidence. Thank you!

[octaviasworld]

Thank you so much sis. After watching you do it I now have the confidence that I can do it as well 👏🏾❤. I'm almost 1yr into my last relaxer. I'm committed to the journey and work. You're such a blessing to us Shell. Much luv sis

[Shades_of_Exoticals]

This is the best hair education ever and I’ve watch ton of videos. I have the same hair texture as you and I like the simplicity of your routine as well. My hair responds better with simplicity. I just started my natural hair journey . I’m 8 months in and it’s growing pretty good.

[lindasmith]

You're hair is gorgeous. Your hair journey is inspiring.

[FromWithinDivineFeminine]

This was very inspirational, I did my big chop last week 😩😩 I’m excited about the natural journey & I absolutely looove seeing women with the long natural hair ❤ your hair is beautiful.

[Alesana]

A lot of people sleep on the Aussie deep conditioner because it's not in the ethnic section but I've been using them for years. After getting over my product juckie phase I went back and remembered why I loved those products. I even use the shampoo and conditioner as well now.