My HEALTHY HAIR Routine 2022 ☀️ Scalp Care + Thick Ends + Length Retention | cheymuv

Always fun to film a yearly update of my hair care routine :) This is my healthy hair routine that I will be doing for 2022 that includes a new scalp care step, how to achieve thicker ends and improve the overall health of your hair for better length retention.

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SHAMPOO BAR: I swear I’m not gatekeeping the shampoo bar, the owner of the brand was just very rude to me and although it is a great product, I will not be advertising them on my channel 😬 Luckily I found an alternative and it’s SUPER affordable - Garnier Ultimate Blends Shampoo Bar. Very, very similar.

DEEP CONDITIONER: L’Oréal Elvive Extraordinary Oil Nourishing Balm and I added Alma Powder to it (any alma powder should be fine).

LEAVE IN: Shea Moisture JBCO leave in. 🤞🏾

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Rwandan & Kenyan
- How old are you?
I'm 22 years old

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[cheymuv]

I swear I’m not gatekeeping the shampoo bar, the owner of the brand was just very rude to me and although it is a great product, I will not be advertising them on my channel 😬 Luckily I found an alternative and it’s SUPER affordable - Garnier Ultimate Blends Shampoo Bar. Very, very similar. The deep conditioner I used is the L’Oréal Elvive Extraordinary Oil Nourishing Balm and I added Alma Powder to it (any alma powder should be fine). I used the Shea Moisture JBCO leave in. 🤞🏾

[FineNaturalHairROCKS]

You're sooo right that it's not about the products. Too many people confuse their hair journey's with getting the right products; myself included at some point!

[JanieBee]

Working in twisted sections when washing has really saved my life. Although I got my hair to grow a lot since I went bald, I've dealt with a lot of breakage from poor detangling. Working in smaller sections helps tremendously. Thanks for this video

[heatherjohnson]

I’m glad I’m not the only natural that still washes in 8 sections. I save so much time and detangling is so easy. It seems no one is doing that anymore. Great video!

[Charri]

I’ve never heard of a scalp scrub! Definitely adding this to the routine! Thanks babes!

[treasurebammeke]

Simple & straight to the point as always. Your hair is so gorgeous & happy new year 🤎

[lexuriouslooks]

As soon as 4b/4c hair is moisturized. They swear it’s not 4c . 🙄 this is a great routine and some of these I already implement. Thanks for sharing 🥰

[emmanuelle]

I didn’t want the video to end it was so satisfying 😭

[BZ]

This was interesting to watch. I simplified my routine also, I just shampoo, condition and style it now. No unnecessary steps like pre-pooing, deep conditioning randomly, adding random oils/food or products, excess manipulation. I follow the instructions on the products instead of leaving things in my hair for excess amounts of time. Wash day takes me under an hour now and my hair is thriving because there's no excess build up left by oils or leave in conditioners 😊

[bakita]

gurll...you're hair is stuninggg! looking forward to more hair videos this year xx

[Thee_M]

Imagine starting a year with this helpful video!! go girrl

[JanieBee]

I hope everyone in the community can realize that it's not the products that grow your hair, but your own hair types and your regimens

[poquitovibes]

If you ever wonder why your child has thicker and longer hair than you do I will tell you the secret. Most kids don’t like getting their hair combed so you let the style stay as long as possible. Most kids complain and cry about pain when you’re combing their hair so you try to be as gentle as possible. You ever hear someone say the reason why it doesn’t hurt when you do your own hair vs doing theirs is because you can’t feel it the way they do when you do you own hair? That’s because you’re being too rough in your hair and you don’t know it because you can’t feel it the same as if you had someone else to do it for you. So 1. Be gentle when you do your own hair as you would on a child. 2. If it hurts when someone is doing your hair then it is too rough.

[sadiel.]

I am definitely not one to comment, but this was one of the best hair routine videos I've ever seen! All the products that you used in this video, I NEED. P.S. You have beautiful hair!

[jazziedeeee]

Your hair is the closet to my texture and density that I’ve seen. I’m so glad I found your channel

[keymoney]

Ayurvedic herbs are the truth! I've been using them in my hair for the past 3 months and my edges are back, my hair has been easier to manage and the texture is more consistent throughout my scalp. Love it!

[rachelsikaaa]

OKAY, inches, let's go! Thank you for sharing these fantastic suggestions! The entire video was very satisfying to watch!😍👏🏿😆

[amethystangel]

I also finger detangle my hair in this ‘perpendicular’ way with my fingers at 3:03 it helps a lot

[FineNaturalHairROCKS]

Your hair is gorgeous! Great job on growing such a beautiful healthy mane!

[MsAnnsBanans]

Wow the definition! I’m definitely going to incorporate alma powder to my routine!