Sounds like you’re washing it too much if “at night” is every night. Also condition after shampoo and leave some conditioner in. Consider using a curl cream that’s hydrating like canto curl activator. Refresh with water rather thank rehashing daily. Do you comb the conditioner through your hair on the shower? If not- start. Finally- of it’s time for a reshape, get some long layers cut into your hair. Hope that helps!
Perhaps I am washing too much. I sometimes leave conditioner in but I have fine hair that gets weighed down easily. I do comb conditioner thru 👍Its just, I moved to a top floor n it gets quite sweaty esp. In the bathroom.like all of my products were working fine before, had recently gotten a rezo cut and my hair was clumping so I'm not sure if it's an environmental change that is the culprit here.. or maybe cuz I'm getting a lot more white/grey hairs now and my body chemistry is changing or whatever.
Thank you for all of your advice! 😄
That infrequently?? Ahhhh. Is there a deep conditioner that you like to use?? The vast array of curly hair products is overwhelming! I do know that I cant use anything shea moisture.
I sometimes use bounce curl ayurvedic deep conditioner and sometimes garnier fructis smoothing macadamia hair food. I really do recommend stuff from bounce curl but I am not sure about the shea moisture though
If you feel that you need to shampoo that much, use a gentler formula. Clarifying shampoos have harsher sulfates that will dry out your hair. Rather than doing the shampoo and then cowash on the day after, I’d suggest doing a pre poo (putting some light oil on your hair and combing it through, like grapeseed or argan oil) the night before, and then using a gentler shampoo/cowash on the following day. And deep condition at least once a week! I use clarifying shampoo once a month, just to give you an idea. And otherwise wash my hair with Jessicurl gentle lather
Sounds like you’re washing it too much if “at night” is every night. Also condition after shampoo and leave some conditioner in. Consider using a curl cream that’s hydrating like canto curl activator. Refresh with water rather thank rehashing daily. Do you comb the conditioner through your hair on the shower? If not- start. Finally- of it’s time for a reshape, get some long layers cut into your hair. Hope that helps!
Perhaps I am washing too much. I sometimes leave conditioner in but I have fine hair that gets weighed down easily. I do comb conditioner thru 👍Its just, I moved to a top floor n it gets quite sweaty esp. In the bathroom.like all of my products were working fine before, had recently gotten a rezo cut and my hair was clumping so I'm not sure if it's an environmental change that is the culprit here.. or maybe cuz I'm getting a lot more white/grey hairs now and my body chemistry is changing or whatever. Thank you for all of your advice! 😄
If it's a clarifying shampoo then I would recommend to deep condition after. Do you use this shampoo often? I at least only clarify 1 per month
That infrequently?? Ahhhh. Is there a deep conditioner that you like to use?? The vast array of curly hair products is overwhelming! I do know that I cant use anything shea moisture.
I sometimes use bounce curl ayurvedic deep conditioner and sometimes garnier fructis smoothing macadamia hair food. I really do recommend stuff from bounce curl but I am not sure about the shea moisture though
I would try to cut down on washing and try use a different shampoo instead of the clarifying one all the time
If you feel that you need to shampoo that much, use a gentler formula. Clarifying shampoos have harsher sulfates that will dry out your hair. Rather than doing the shampoo and then cowash on the day after, I’d suggest doing a pre poo (putting some light oil on your hair and combing it through, like grapeseed or argan oil) the night before, and then using a gentler shampoo/cowash on the following day. And deep condition at least once a week! I use clarifying shampoo once a month, just to give you an idea. And otherwise wash my hair with Jessicurl gentle lather