How To Wash, Detangle, Condition, & Style Natural Type 4 Hair For Black Men & Black Women || NTRGLD

Hey folks, here's a quick-ish video tutorial on how I first, wash my natural type 4 hair, followed by the methods and products I utilize while conditioning & detangling. Lastly, I'll go over my styling process... *spoiler alert* I don't style my hair.

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Why I'm doing this video.
02:23 - How I wash my natural hair.
02:43 - The soap I use to wash my natural hair.
03:43 - The first step in the detangling process.
03:55 - Epic Ass Jumbo Comb
05:20 - Rice water hair moisturizer
05:54 - Sea Moss hair moisturizer
06:21 - Hair butter for extra slippage
06:46 - Leave-In hair conditioner
07:10 - Finger detangling & Comb Detangling
08:27 - Adding extra slippage
08:41 - Thick hair pick for styling
08:25 - In conclusion
10:34 - The aftermath

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Capitol Heights, MD 20791
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[MarMar]

Honestly, as a black dude who's parents wouldn't let him grow out his hair and chop it off constantly, this was very useful, unlike my sisters i never had long hair till now so learning how to care for it has been an issue.

[CommonSpeaking]

love this! we need more black men to make content like this.

[calibeauty]

I LOOOOVE the content. The only thing I would suggest, especially if you’re doing this with the intent to help black children that are being raised by non black families is to be more gentle with detangling. Especially if they are little girls who want to retain length. Start with detangling your hair with conditioner and comb from the ends of your hair and work your way to the roots. I work in sections and take my time. The conditioner provides more slip making detangling easier.

[bettyhall]

I Love seeing our Black men going through before grooming routine. Please continue teaching great basics of grooming thank you blessings for you and your family. PEACE.

[CommonSpeaking]

this video is sooo transparent and real! i've been looking for videos for years that show my process and i'm not mad that one of the best videos is coming from a black man. Maybe I'll make a video to represent for us sisters.

[theradninja]

These are the videos I need, my parents never taught me how to take care of my hair. My dad is bald, and my mom relaxes her hair.

[opelope]

You have an interesting aesthetic. (In a good way) Love the look of 4c hair on you. More reasons to love 4c hair!

[qeowswi]

Also...I can't stop seeing donald glover when I see you! It's the cut and the beard I guess! VIBES

[jamilawilliams]

I remember that site "Chocolate Hair /Vanilla Care" I think she had good intentions, wanting to learn to do her adopted black daughters hair. But, I love that your intentionally doing a tutorial for those who may not have gotten these lessons . I don't need the lesson but your voice is so calming. Thank you for your service lol

[maddieb]

My husband has a similar hair texture but doesnt take the time to take care of his hair properly, this is extremely helpful for me in starting to take care of his hair. Thank you so much for your detailed explanations.

[BijuuSage]

Hell awaited you if opened your eyes during that wash. Good vid 👍🏿

[yendouyalw.laridja]

I always thought you deep conditioned, but all you really need are natural products and a good detangler. Keep it up 👍🏾 💪🏾

[captaintoad-efzt]

my hair is as dense as yours, but when I comb it out, it leads to a lot of breakage. i recommend finger detangling. gives you more control, and less breakage. thanks brother ✌

[boblokey]

This post is facts im 6 months into my hair journey and i love my hair so much. You wont know how great something can be without attempting it!!!

[Iman-veil]

So refreshing to see black kings on fb raw and uncut teaching about hair and skin care❤. ….You have a new subscriber 😊

[audrianalalaxoxo]

My honey was raised by his white family in England so never got taught how to take care of his skin or hair. So now me and him are learning together for his health and for our future babies health and beauty.

[kaydub]

I love it when men are into hair care 🥰 come on king!

[LoXena]

I don't like the comparison to a "brillo pad", our hair is more like a cloud, cotton candy or a crown.
Maybe try using a moisturizing shampoo instead of African black soap because it's really drying and stripping for type 4 hair.
Try to detangle by sections starting by the end of your hair saturated with a thick conditioner because you are causing split ends and breakage when you just force the comb in your hair like that.
You use way to much different liquid sprays and instead of one spray and one moisturizing leave- in conditioner. Your hair is not nappy or beady, it's dry because of the lack of proper products. You should deep condition at least twice per month. You hair is shorter at the back because it's broken, you are way too rough when you detangle it, it should be done slowly and with care.

[soyouthought]

I love the why are you so ashy sign👏👏👏👏

[EvetteCollins]

Your Afro and beard are so thick and lush. I love it!