[VIDEO] The 3 MOST TOXIC habits of curly hair

Hey swirly-curly-hair,

You’re up all night watching YouTubers tell you about your hair.

You’re constantly thinking about your next hair move.

You’ve dished out a small fortune on your hair and you’re dreaming of the next few products you’ll buy soon.

Listen … stop.

If you’re losing sleep over hair, you need to watch today’s 3 MOST TOXIC habits of curly hair video.

Inside, I tell you about toxic mindsets and habits that may be damaging your curly hair.

I also tell you how to properly care for your hair without spending all day and night on it.

So, don’t lose sleep, swirly-curly-hair. Watch my new 3 MOST TOXIC habits of curly hair video now before you drive yourself crazy about … hair.

Xox,

Keziah Dhamma

Founder of SwirlyCurly and CurlCollege

Author of The SwirlyCurly Method: Easy Step by Step Guide for Getting the Curls You Love!

Email: [email protected]

P.S. swirly-curly-hair, are you looking for the best ways to reduce breakage and promote hair growth?

Try these:

Mango Moringa Moisture Max System

Nighttime Bonnet

Collagen (my favorite brand)

What is low porosity hair?

Low porosity hair has many cuticles that are close together. If you have low porosity hair, you’ll find that water and products have a tough time entering the hair shaft because your cuticles are so tightly bound.

Here are the characteristics of low porosity hair:

Hair stays wet for a long time. While humidity and climate are a factor, low porosity hair tends to hang on to moisture and stay wet for much longer than higher porosity types and this can be annoying if you’re trying to set a style without using heat.

Hair may be dry. If you haven’t found a way to get moisture into your low porosity hair, it may be brittle and dry. Also, low porosity hair tends to attract product buildup, compounding the stiffness and dryness issues.

Product tends to sit on hair. Do your products do what they say on the label or do they sit like a coating on your hair? If you have low porosity hair, you’ll have trouble getting moisture and products to penetrate the hair shaft and you may even have product buildup because the cuticles are shut so tight.

Lack of curl definition. Because product and moisture do not penetrate the hair shaft well, it can be difficult to get a defined curl pattern.

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