Hydrating, Moisturizing & Styling Dry 4c Natural Hair ➟Using A Liquid vs A Cream, Which is Best?

Dry 4c natural hair needs either to be moisturized and/or hydrated. When your hair feels dry do you reach for a creamy moisturizer in which the first ingredient is water or aloe vera juice? Or do you reach for something hydrating which would be water, humectant and/or aloe vera juice? Ever wondered which is more effective? In today's video, I test it out on my 4c hair. I am 3 days past wash day and need to remoisturize, hydrate and style.

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[kiaraduncan]

I do all of it when it’s time to remoisturize, I DO NOT play with my hair. I’m in NY so we’re on serious quarantine anyway. I use water, the TGIN daily moisturizer or the leave in conditioner, then the melanin hair care oil and braid my hair (I have 16 braids in & look like a whole runaway slave)

[Blim.blam.on.blizzleBaby]

I use water with a cream. My hair absolutely needs water every two or three days!

[manyrubies]

I stopped using creams a year ago, and experience a lot less frustration with styling. You explained all of my issues: stiffness, trouble fluffing, and the hair not feeling moisturized. I’ve replaced my creams and oils with lotions and grease.

[davinapullen]

I remoisturize with what I used on wash day. I don't like to mix too many products

[riric]

Oh cool, Starpuppy has a series that does this sort of thing called "Starpuppy vs moisture". She's also got 4c hair that you might enjoy.

[BlackgirlStan]

Why do people thumbs down videos? I don't get it lol. Just leave it alone if you can't give a like😅. Either ways it still counts as engagement so we're still winning 😂😂😂

[teejack]

I was rewatching some of your videos yesterday. Your tips, methods and recipes have tremendously help my hair journey. You're the "realest" natural hair guru on YouTube. Because of you, I got over my product junkie addiction. Thank you!

[camerongray]

Honestly, I can't do cream without liquid. If I do my hair will feel stiff with product coating it. Even though liquid and cream gets the job done, the softest and most manageable my hair has ever been is when I use hair grease on it. I can make it a whole week without having to moisturize. I can go even longer if I'm wearing braids or twist. There is less shedding, my ends are healthier so I'm finally retaining some length.

[VICTORIVICTORIA]

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[sensimania]

I prefer cream (leave in conditioner) and oil. Since there's already water in the leave-in conditioner ingredients. If I spray on any more water than that, it'll feel nice at first, but the end result will be crip n dry

[nangomah]

I use water first, then a cream (leave in) and seal with an oil and a little bit of grease

[lysanorrin]

To remoisturize I use water to reactivate the products, a cream & oil to seal. Ofcourse I get the "ELDERS" first!!!

[chanreka]

My hair is a lot like yours so I need liquid, cream and a sealant. I have been doing it so long that I can do it in 20 minutes or less and my hair loves it. Have a great week!

[pazaudrey]

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[nelle]

Definitely water! I must start with water. The end result is just so much better no matter what I do as long as I start with water.

[asulli]

Use a liquid first. My hair needs this everyday. First liquid (aloe vera juice and water), then cream, then oil. Magic trio:-)

[mrskendra]

This was right on time because my hair is in need of re-hydrating, moisture and sealing. I watched this til the end and then got up and hydrated my hair! I used a water based spray, a leave-in, oil, and then cream styler.

[jeralee]

One of the few actual 4c youtubers on youtube, you and Chizi are my favs

[SimplisticallyDigital]

Thank you for this comparison video. Our hair is like a flower and needs water.


I have been using Bentonite Clay then washing and conditioning my hair afterward.


Actually, today was my wash day and I blotted my hair to stop the drips then did the following:

1. Used an herbal conditioning spray
2. Used an herbal infused oil mix on my hair and scalp
3. Used Jamaican Black Castor oil on my hairline
4. Used shea butter infused with essential oils all over my hair
Then I cornrowed it into a protective style. That's it until next Sunday.

[CalannB]

I have learned not to deviate from my usual routine. (water, leave in conditioner and whipped shea butter).