The TRUTH about Minimizing Shrinkage on Natural Hair

In this video, I break down how to minimize shrinkage on natural hair specifically how to stop shrinkage in a wash and go.

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0:00 - Should you fight against shrinkage?
3:17 - How to minimize shriankage on natural hair

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I prioritize self-care specifically through natural haircare. I create funny, relatable, myth-busting beauty content to help folks decipher through information. I also create day-in-the-life vlog content as a content creator with a 9-5 to share work-life balance and the simple things that bring me joy.

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[GoldenBreeze]

Personally, I just embrace the shrinkage. The longer hair gets the more it hangs if we just enjoy our current length with shrinkage I think our hair will be healthier overall.💜

[FoAdunni]

Yes ma'am for your shrinkage and tight curls! This is a great vid.

[nikimeek]

I can’t bother with stretching unless I really want to see a bit of length every now and then. My hair takes long enough each week so I gotta embrace and love the shrinkage for what it is 😂

[michellewhite]

I agree with you and your recommendations. Hair that shrinks is a sign of HEALTHY hair. It’s where tight curls live! My shrinkage is embraced by having a bad a!& haircut! You can’t tell me nothing! 😂 Thanks for your advice and perspective 🥰

[Neesha]

A updo shouldn’t alter your curls that much. If your only using botanical gels and other water soluble products it’s not protecting your hair from hygral fatigue like oil, silicones and creams does(know what shampoos to use to remove properly) It can occur over time. And you don’t use heat that would alter your curls so I’m thinking hygral fatigue