How to Cleanse + Condition Your Natural Hair

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[thekaylaimani]

The way you just gathered YouTube. We need more licensed professionals spreading information on natural hair.

[HappilyNappy]

I think a lot of us mistake influencers for professionals and so we take their advice without knowing if it is founded by science. I think more people need to understand that influencers are talking about what works for their hair specifically, whereas professionals, like Mo, Are telling us what works for Hair in general. I think we should view influencers the same as we view friends and family if they give us advice, we’re always going to take it with a grain of salt but professional’s advice is based on study and research and can be better trusted. When you pay attention you realize that all of the stylist are different, they have their own techniques but the basis of what they are saying is the same. Just my opinion, I hope that helps the newer naturals lol don’t waste time like I did

[akhirawatson]

I’ve been saying this for so long. You don’t need to condition and deep condition. I don’t buy conditioner, just deep conditioner. Shampoo> deep condition > leave in.

[NomadicGem]

"It should not look like you have cake batter in your hair"....I must admit, that one hit different. 🤣

[JoyDejaKing]

I bet Mo got straight A’s in school. She so detail oriented. Teach us Mo❤️❤️

[nise]

“It should not look like you have cake batter in your hair” I feel attacked 🤣

[hotplasma]

Honestly! THIS is the video that ANYONE starting their natural hair journey should watch. Mine started with a big chop done by a professional hair dresser who gave me similar advices.

[foreveryvette]

This should be the first video recommended for new naturals to watch, and old naturals for that matter. Clear, concise information on hair care provided by a professional is a necessity for a healthy and stress free hair journey.

[shari-leedavis]

"Dont let tutorials cripple you from using your common sense or discourage hou from trying things to see how would work fo youuu!".. I remember passing the camille rose curl maker and mane choice crystal orchid gel straight because alot of reviews said they flaked or make their hard and dry. I finally decided to give them both a try on different occasions and they're both now my fav gels

[dkny]

You cannot turn a rinse out conditioner into a deep conditioner because you let it stay on your hair longer wow... the people perish because of lack of knowledge. ☹

[baabsann]

Whew chile, the shade Mo was throwing during the conditioner direction section had me weak😩😂😂 TEACH Mo! We make things hard for ourselves for no reason

[MoniqueXSM]

Preach Mo 🙌🏽 the OG natural hair educator based on fact, not fear & fiction. We appreciate it!

[carolynnelson]

My toes my toes she stepping all on my toes...i learned alot from this video and so many things I've done wrong. I'm growing my hair back from chemo so it's kind of a clean slate. Your knowledge is helping me learn better hair practices...Thank you! Mo really does kno hair:)

[emadinah]

WHY is Mo the only PROFESSIONAL here on YouTube dropping this knowledge about how to properly use conditioners!!!

[gailvargas]

Mo knows hair. Look at her hair, she has set the example. Beautiful. Take her advice, she knows what she's talking about.

[jasminesorensen]

Never going to bed with wet hair again! I stopped doing overnight deep condition (learned my lesson) but now I won’t even do an oil treatment for more than an hour. Thank you so much!

[miniminott]

Mo, after your last video I immediately discarded the rinse-out conditioner detangling step. My hair thanks you because it appears that for the first time it absorbed the deep conditioner. My curls were so defined and my hair held moisture for the whole week. Not to mention, I saved 1/2 hour in wash time. Thank you so much!!! I need to my hands on your products, pronto!!!

[tanjaporter]

I remember a quote you said years ago: "No one is exempt from having to put in the work". It takes time and effort to find what is going to work for you. Reading the instructions on your product label is a no brainer in reducing some of the work! Thanks Mo for your hard work and dedication to your craft!

[BZ]

The natural hair community has been *through* it! Hurt feelings and hurt wallets 😭 This was an amazing video for anyone just starting out on their hair journey. My routine is so simple in comparison to when I first started and my hair is thriving.
All I do now is wash, condition, RINSE OUT and then add gel. Detangling happens naturally when I shampoo and condition so I'm able to just apply my styler on soaking wet hair. Beautiful curls, easy routine.

[marymary]

Guilty as Charged 🙋🏽‍♀️ using the rinse out to detangle and then the deep conditioning, and yes sometimes it looks a lil cake but hey, When you know better you do better 😊 Thanks Mo ♥️