What changed your hair for the better? (Name one thing)

[AFashionSlave]

The one thing that changed my hair for the better was upgrading my products. In the past I would use lots of cheap drug store stuff. Now I use higher quality/higher end products on my hair. Now my hair feels better, breaks less, and looks better.

What is the one thing that changed your hair for the better?


I know that this post has been done before, but I thought that it would be nice to revisit the topic.

 

[EssenceOfBeauty]

Apple Cider Vinegar

 

[Lucie]

Washing frequently. My hair loves water whether I am relaxed/natural.

The second thing (though you did not ask, LOL) is not cutting often. I used to cut every weeks wondering why I could only be APL - BSL. LOL! Now I know.

 

[Blessed&higlyflavoured]

a light/medium reconstructor often

(aphogee 2min)

 

[Allandra]

What is the one thing that changed your hair for the better?

Patience . .

 

[yuhlovevybz]

Less products.

 

[IMFOCSD]

WIGS...the best protective style ever ...well imo. I retain all of my length when I wear wigs consistently...whenever I switch to doing something different I see lack of retention so i'm sticking with my wigs.

my bonus!!..S-curl

 

[Amarilles]

Washing hair in loose braids.

 

[sunnieb]

Agree with upgrading hair products.

I used to think the name brand stuff was overrated, but I was so wrong. The ones I use are worth every penny and I refuse to go back to the cheapy stuff.

 

[Saludable84]

A search engine named Google. I learned so much just through online research than I ever would have learned at a salon. For that, I am grateful.

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[pearcey]

Patience, learning new techniques that worked, and positive affirmations about my hair.

My husband's acceptance of my hair and constant assurance definitely helped now and definitely in the beginning stages...

 

[freckledface]

Not flat ironing my hair every week

 

[BrickbyBrick]

LHCF. really. you guys rock.

 

[GettingKinky]

Giving up my daily curling iron use. No wonder my hair was always breaking.

 

[VivaMac]

Coconut Oil...My hair hates it as a sealant, but loves it as a daily prepoo. Results, no breakage, more strength.

 

[PJaye]

LHCF. really. you guys rock.

What she said!!!

 

[AlliCat]

Low manipulation. Not combing as much and being super gentle when I do comb and/or style my hair

 

[Akemi]

Protein!.......

 

[KiWiStyle]

I have very fine, relaxed so by far stretching my relaxers to 12 weeks and leaving some texture has completely transformed my hair. Without this, every other wonderful thing I do to my hair would be fruitless.

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[tiffers]

GHE'ing nightly has helped to turn my hair from chronically dry and crunchy to squishy and moisturized.

And I'm gonna be hard-headed and add another one STEAM. My dearest steamer, oh, how I love thee.

 

[greenandchic]

Washing more frequently. My hair doesn't do well stretching my wash cycles.

AFashionSlave - What are some of the products you use?

 

[IDareT'sHair]

Correcting My Porosity Issue

 

[Barbara]

Verifen Complex Hair Line Products

 

[MissTripleChoc]

Deep oiling with coconut oil or palm fruit oil before I wash my hair

 

[EnExitStageLeft]

......This is hard lol, but if i had to pick one its figuring out that I have fine strands, but alot of them.

I know that may seem crazy, but I always figured I had thick coarse hair, when in reality I have fine dense hair . Tangles are now a thing of the past .

 

[AFashionSlave]

Washing more frequently. My hair doesn't do well stretching my wash cycles.

AFashionSlave - What are some of the products you use?

Right now I'm using Keracare Dry itchy scalp shampoo and conditioner, Morrocan oil, and Keracare leave in conditioner. Before I fell in love with Keracare I used Derm Organics Shampoo, conditioner, and leave in.

The only cheap product that I still use from time to time is that old fashioned black gel. LOL!

 

[chrisanddonniesmommy]

No relaxers (I'm not trying to be controversial; but, not using them anymore really helped my hair as my hair is back to it's fullness and health).

 

[mshoneyfly]

I have very fine, relaxed so by far stretching my relaxers to 12 weeks and leaving some texture has completely transformed my hair. Without this, every other wonderful thing I do to my hair would be fruitless.

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Ditto!!

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[sharifeh]

learning to roller set

 

[Nightingale]

#1 Not relaxing bone straight

#2 Rollersetting