At the end of the day, imma do whatever I want lol. Yall don't come for Jenn. This is her opinion and everybody has one. If you find benefit from the things she says NOT to do, keep doing them lol. If you think she might be right, stop doing them. It's really that simple.

@Brwniee95

2 жыл бұрын

Simple as it can be lol! 😊 I sign off on this message

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Girl they can come for me too… I don’t mind😌. And I always say it’s YOUR HAIR. Do what you want 🤣

@SheReaDelSol

2 жыл бұрын

@@JennJackson the more they drag you, the more content you can make so you right 😂😂

@SheReaDelSol

2 жыл бұрын

@@oceanag as you should 😂😂

@whocares650

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, because imma keep sleeping with my deep conditioner in. I'm not doing it because I think it's gonna work better, I do it because by the time I get to that point in my hair routine I'm tired and would prefer to finish the rest tomorrow.

I feel like the best protective styles are the ones that don't require extra hair involved (just use your own hair). That way, you're not forced to leave it in for weeks at a time. Just taking down a protective style that has added hair, it's so dirty and there are tangles at the roots that could lead to breakage while taking it out.

@EssentiallyEbonee

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! 💯Also, not everyone's strands can take the extra weight from the additional hair.

@fattysl26

2 жыл бұрын

The last time I installed twists they snatched my edges. It's time to admit defeat, protective styles are now not going to include added hair!

@sherlyn1441

2 жыл бұрын

@@EssentiallyEbonee exactly. About 7 years ago, I had to do a big chop because I had box braids and the weight was too heavy for my hair. I think 4 braids fell out because they were that heavy. After that, I said I'm not doing anymore protective styles with added hair.

@LizAbwooli

2 жыл бұрын

I have to agree. I have done braids with extensions once in the past 4 years and honestly no real benefits and my edges...girrll🙄! My hair thrives with just braids and twist in only my own hair.

@fattysl26

2 жыл бұрын

@@LizAbwooli The last time I took out my twists, I wondered why my hairline looked different🙄 edges were taken. Thankfully all it will take is leaving my hairline alone and the hair will come back. Once you know better, it's then up to you to do better! That's my 2022 motto for my hair!!

Girl, I took your advice and eliminated oils during my last wash day. I am shook. When you first said that, I was like, "ok, this lady crazy." But Jenn!!! My paddle brush glided through my hair just fine without it and my twist out lasted longer. I didn't need a ton of product to manage my tangles at all. And the best part, I didn't have a bunch of product and hair caked up in my brush. You were spot on with that one, honey. 👌🏾

I feel like this is the cdc with Covid, lol 2020 they told us 1 think, 2021 they told us another and now 2022 they’re like forget everything i told you in the previous 2 years 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

Thanks Jenn. I left all that stuff behind in mid-March when I started the 30 detox. I'm 60 and grew up with grease. I was using light oil prior to detoxing. Since detoxing, I produce enough sebum to share with a couple of people 😄. Thanks for introducing me to the Maui moisture light weight curls products.

High five! I agree with everything you said. When ladies speak highly about the “dirty hair growth” mess all I can think of is that is just like getting your nails done and not washing your hands until your next nail salon visit 🤢 stop the madness I say🤣 A clean scalp is a healthy environment for hair growth.

@rachel12127

2 жыл бұрын

"Stop the madness "🤣🤣

@MiVidaBellisima

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I think some people can’t accept that they have a more resilient scalp (obviously because I would have some serious dandruff if I just didn’t clean it) and that low manipulation styles are a thing, you ain’t gotta do all thatttttttttttt

@randomletters9465

2 жыл бұрын

Well unlike some people i dont have problems with my scalp if i dont use products then what am i washing ?its not that serious to wash it every week consistently

@chiquitafederico296

2 жыл бұрын

@@randomletters9465 You're washing away the everyday dirt that gets into your hair and the natural oils that your scalp produces.. My gf has bone straight hair and puts 0 products in it after she rinses out her conditioner.. But still has to wash a couple times a week because things like sweat and the environment dirty it up.. A clean scalp is a healthy scalp, that's not a debate.. If the pores on your scalp are clogged, by dirt, sweat or their own sebum, your hairs growth and health will be stunted..

@daisiesandpandas1218

2 жыл бұрын

@@randomletters9465 they're talking about the ones being unscientific saying dirty hair grows. Keep washing your hair when and how you want to, I do not have the audacity to think that what applies to my scalp applies to yours. I shampoo my scalp with Sulphates every week and put nothing on it after, somebody else's scalp would be on fire if they copied me. No one believes anymore in "what works for you may not work for me". I guess they just excited to share what works for them but dang

Majority of the super long, mid back to waist length haired black women on KZread use and have been using hair oils, growth oils and all kinds of growth/treatment mixes for years. Those receipts don't lie.

@tmcknight1035

2 жыл бұрын

Embrace Natural Beauty, L8ter Ivy, What the Kink, and Rhonda from the Hydrabar Salon all don't use raw oils or butters in their hair and have long type 4 hair. L8ter Ivy has THIGH LENGTH hair. When you take oils out of the equation what are you left with? A consistent hair care regimen that consists wetting the hair regularly, cleansing, conditioning and styling. Hair growth oils are just a placebo.

My girl! Thanks for being you. You have been in the natural game for a minute and gained a vast amount of knowledge. Keep up the great work .

Yes yes yes to everything in this video. I’ve been trying to slowly introduce all these concepts to my friends... slowly because I understand the intense chokehold they’re in. I currently have adopted all these habits and my hair is growing effortlessly. I am watching it grow effortlessly! Wash day routines are 2 hours max. As long as we keep up with our trims we’re on our way.

I’m with you on everything you mentioned, some I’ve done myself but I’m going into 2022 making my life simpler. Love your scarf

Happy New Year. And thanks for the frequent uploading. 💙 I've been down a lot the last couple of months and when I see your videos (especially the ones on mental health and therapy), all of them help me feel better. Keep doing your thing Jenn Jackson. 🙂

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Wow I am so happy to hear that! It reminds me to post more on mental health ❤️

I don’t think it’s anything wrong with braids or wigs. You just have to go to someone you trust and wash your hair at least once every two weeks. Also spray your hair with conditioner and leave in no longer than 6 weeks to 8 weeks. If you so that your hair should be clean. I know the last time I did braids I had none of that build up. Now I don’t do braids etc all the time. I think this a fun way to change your hair. I am interested in seeing how long this oils and butters trend last. There are certain styles you can’t do as well without grease like cornrows, twists etc. It’s just smoother and sleeker.

I hope you ready to tussle Jen! The I take everything personal gurls are coming for you!

I agree with everything you listed. And I also did all of these. I've stopped with the braids, oiling my scalp, etc. Instead, I now twist my own hair, I spritz my scalp with water+acv+a few drops of essential oils like peppermint, rosemary and lavender (rather than putting them in carrier oils and slathering my scalp with it!) I deep condition for 10 minutes max while I shower after washing my hair, and I wash my hair every 2 weeks now (instead of one a month!) I'll see how my 3rd year being natural goes, please God.

Great video Jen!!! You look fabulous and I'm going to rock that hair and scarf style (do more please). Thank you🥰

Guilty of the protective styles🙋🏾‍♀️I just took my box braids out last weekend and I said I’m done with this style, it was everything you said dry, tangled, matted!!! It was a hot mess cause I go to long wearing them and do them back to back! So for 2022 no more protective styles and I’m focusing on keeping my hair hydrated🙂

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Yesssss do it!!!! Once you start, you immediately start to see a difference

Protective styles are the way a lot of people retain length because they aren’t able to style their natural hair in a way that they can set it and leave it alone for a week or two. Having your hair “out” without a proper plan/method involves you trying to figure out what to do with your hair everyday or 3 times a week because the styles aren’t lasting. Over manipulation causes a lot of breakage for people and if you aren’t getting your hair styles to stay for multiple days you end up over manipulating. I think demonizing protective styles is popular but for some people it’s actually the most healthy/realistic option.

@beyoncestan-oo8zt

2 жыл бұрын

What is healthy for hair is relative. Like maybe protective styling is healthier than the other options that are practical for your life. And a lot of people leave in protective styles for 2 months because of the cost. What if you can’t afford to get braids done every 6 weeks? Also I’ve noticed that if you protective style, oil can be helpful in preventing your hair from getting very tangled with the braiding hair. When I tried the whole no oil/butter with braids (they were in for 5 weeks) and I took my braids out it was a tangled mess. If you do braids, oils might be helpful in avoiding some intense tangles or at least that’s what I’ve found to be the case 🤷🏾‍♀️

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

You know what, I do agree with this. If you don’t have a plan for your hair and don’t care for it weekly, it’s likely best to braid it *properly*.

@AshyKashi

2 жыл бұрын

@@JennJackson how do you "agree with this" if the point of adopting a simplified approach to haircare (shampoo, condition, style) is to ease the burden of having to freshen up or restyle multiple times a week? I typically avoid watching videos from the majority of people who claim to follow this approach because the education is lacking and this exchange is an example of that. The person who posted this message didn't walk away knowing that setting and forgetting your natural hair is possible. You can wear your hair out and not need to restyle during the week AND maintain healthy hair. If your intent is to churn out content about your personal experience vs. actually educating your audience, I stand corrected.

@nethaniapierre8149

2 жыл бұрын

@@AshyKashi There is more than one way to take care of hair. And some of the ways don't have to include wash n goes. It's honestly not that serious lol🤣

@Ossouko

2 жыл бұрын

@@beyoncestan-oo8zt why get your hair braided if you can’t afford it? There are other ways to effectively protect your hair that doesn’t require you to braid with synthetic hair, weave or glue in to install a wig. Also the reason your braidout was a mess is probably because you didn’t detangle your hair and remove the bulk of your shed hair before styling it. The No oils no butter method or layering your hair with products is irrelevant if your hair isn’t detangle properly.

Okay Jenn-J .. luv this video 🥰💙.. and you’re right we have to do what is best for us as individuals.. if people want to oil their scalp every day so be it or if they never oil their scalp that’s okay too .. I really like how you use your own examples to tell your story which may help someone else! I will always do what is best for me 🥰

I'm going to continue using my oils, I've been doing my GHE and it helped me a lot, just moisturize my hair with water, and my dry thyme and dry rosemary olive oil and my plastic cap and satin bonnet. I'm old school! So I'm not changing any of my regiment.

Heyy - don’t be forgettin about us guys that watch your channel hehe 😉 loved this vid had me cracking up. “Back of the bus, get off the bus”. 🤣

Preach Jenn !!! I stopped sleeping in conditioners 8 years ago. Use it as directed. Period..a little longer is not bad , but don't over do it !! Too much of anything is not good for you.

I'm with you! Oiling my scalp never seemed to solve one problem. And avocados are too good to just put in your hair. But I still pre-poo 😉, love my Negas Banda!

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Avocados are expensive too 😅

SIS! I am rocking with your vibe

We need to love our hair & not be obsessed by it. Healthy hair doesn't mean long hair. Natural hair doesn't mean curly hair. I usualy dont watch or subscribe to channels with this topic but you are so funny!

@sart1348

2 жыл бұрын

Ding ding ding!

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Well said! And thanks for watching sis ❤️

We should leave the term *protective style* in 2021 because if you wear your hair braided, in a weave or put it under a wig most of the year it should not be called protective styling. It’s your lifestyle. Same goes for wash and go, straight naturals, locs etc… They are a lifestyle. Just choose your hair routine and products accordingly.

Hair Fruit Salad! 😂😂 I'm dead!! 🤣🤣 Girl you better drive this bus!! 💕💕

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

A few years ago, I actually had reduced the amount and type of oil/butter as well as frequency I was applying to my hair. I was afraid it and my scalp would become dry. My scalp was just fine. When my hair felt dry, I would occasionally go in with a bit more butter & re-braid until it was time to wash but it was fine. Now, I'll go in with a spritz of water because you've taught me it needs more moisture so thank you.😊

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you found a great routine! Water is key no matter what method you use 🙌🏽

definitely enjoyed this video, we dont need the food and all the extras on our hair. simple routine tht works with products tht are beneficial. keep it simple and sweet and be patient. hair grows regardless. i agree 100.

I'm not trying to tell you how to edit your videos, but the flashing screen you had in the beginning of the video was a bit much. A warning for people who are sensitive to flickering lights would be nice :)

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback! I didn’t think about it so I am glad you mentioned it! I’ll play with the colors ❤️

@kimberly8184

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it actually startled me a lot. Thanks for commenting that

Great video! Regarding deep conditioner my hairdresser always said follow the directions! He is right.

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

If it didn’t work in 30mns, it’s not gonna in 9 hours 😂😂

You're so pretty! Video sugesstion though: What short term protective styling are you doing lately?

Hi JennJ👋🏻 so, anyone that knows me would testify that I speak highly of you especially when it comes to natural hair because your more like my "hair role model" and prior to this "no butter no oil" routine, I've always followed your natural hair tips and they worked for me. I even had a big chop in July 2020 and I've seen so much progress using your previous routine so, Concerning protective styling, what advice would you give those of us the live in high temprate regions e.g. Nigeria. Secondly, what advice would you give those of us with short hair? It's very difficult to do protective styling with short natural hair(4c) P.S. my front hair is just a bit past my nose (1year and 6months old).

True Talk ☝🏾 Too funny 🤣😂🤣 JennJenn soo entertaining. This video should be on the telly! 👏🏾

Very informative video. I never used any of these when I crafted my natural hair routine. Less is more. I have a very simple cost effective routine that is working wonders with my natural hair.

When you know better you do better!!! Love your videos.😊

I’m proud to say I have never done any of these things. None of it made any sense to me especially protective styles. Like what are we protecting our hair from?

Keep telling the truth girl! And you look fantastic! 🤩

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏽 I

Protective styles and oils (ayurvedic) are staying with me. Without going into a lot of detail I will just say it's the method of care. Also, not everything works for every head of hair and scalp. We have to assess our heads and determine what's best. Hair is like a lifestyle and some lifestyles work great for some but some people have intolerances that suffer from following one way of thought/lifestyle. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Jen. Enjoy your 2022! kzread.info/dash/bejne/mmxhkrSnn5bAfKw.html - Moisture and Moisturize retention kzread.info/dash/bejne/eGx7s7RweauqqtI.html - Ayurvedic techniques for growth and thickness

@carriewalker3728

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Renee!!! Hey 👋🏾

@rlae2006

2 жыл бұрын

@@carriewalker3728 hey!!! It's so good to see your name! 🤣

Loved this video! 💙

Love the video! What healthy protective styles would you suggest for natural hair?

You have to do what is best for your hair and I think you found your routine. Natural haircare is about growth, research, and experiments. Ive been natural for about 15 years and I have don't everything.. I have done no oils/butters. I have done butters and oils. I have oiled my scalp daily sometimes twice day and I have gone months without oiling my scalp. And you know what my hair grew and I retained length..say what lol. For me the key issues are washing your hair on a regular basis as well as nutrition😁

Really good ..I was laughing at some of the hair trends you mentioned....😊😊

Thank you and I will surely be eating all my fruits and not slapping them on my hair 😅

I agree with everything except for sleeping in the deep conditioner. I used to be against it until one time I was just too tired to wash it out and finish silk pressing my hair so I slept in it. When I finished my hair I got the best silk press OF MY LIFE! I was shook because I never thought it would make that much of a difference. It also stayed more moisturized throughout the week. I don’t sleep in it if I can help it but I do keep it in for as long as I can now. I always use an electric heat cap for 30 mins beforehand. I also try to use a hair mask without parabens, etc. now since I am leaving it on for longer. Sorry not sorry lol!

Can we please stop (never started bc it didn't make sense) cowashing? I don't see the point. Love the video.

@Brwniee95

2 жыл бұрын

I co-washed a few times in the beginning of my journey then I stopped all together😂😂

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

We’ve all been through this 😂😂😂

@daisiesandpandas1218

2 жыл бұрын

"using lotion as body wash" is what I read someone say and I'm like... 🤔Wow.

Good video Jenn.♥

I use to wear weaves my edges were trash, then I tried clip ins, they were pulling my hair out. So then I stopped the clip ins, which led me to wear buns however I started using oils and creams deep conditioners with fenugreek, chebe powders. Now my hair has grown down my back. It’s even longer than my weave and clip -ins. I was even surprised 😯 I love having my family members (not strangers) check to see if it’s real.

Never used growth oils ... Only Shea butter. Interestingly enough, after I found your videos early last year. I found that my hair needed the switch-up. My hair is doing better with switching in between raw oils and non oils routines.

In 2020 i bought a camille rose oil to oil my scalp and i used it daily. After a while I noticed ny scalp was so itchy and irritated. Scratching my scalp actually started giving me scabs and it was like my scalp was on fire. I stupidly bought a mint oil because I figured it would be more soothing and I still had that irritated scalp. I bought ANOTHER oil because i was having the same issue until one day i stumbled upon a video of someone saying why they no longer use oils on their scalp. I tried it and noooooo itchy scalp. Rn I'm just trying for my scalp to heal from the trauma

@streamlinedbeautyhealthlif4817

2 жыл бұрын

Same & I gave that oil my Camille that your talking about.

I was sleeping in my deep conditioner honestly because I’m just lazy 😂 I knew once I rinsed it out I had to detangle moisturize and at least do some chunky twists/braids. I don’t anymore!!

Hi Jenn I know you’ve been using the Maui Moisture, I’m looking into it but I’m having a hard time deciding which shampoo/conditionner I want to buy. Which one you prefer and for what reason. I have 4c hair and I’m mostly looking for a good clean and hydration. Thank u so much. I’ve really learn a lot watching u those last couple of months. Because of u I started in July the no oils and butter and my scalp been loving it. There’s no going back for sure. -Jess. Love from Montréal.

I love "it's ya gurrlll ayyye ayyyyye, it's ya gurrrlll" 😆 I feel cheated when she shortens It. *edit* yoooo this video is hilarious 😂 I had to rewind multiple times

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Ayeeee🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

@misst5848

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

I agree with all that list!!! When I use to deep condition overnight my hair would feel so mushy!!!!😩🥺 Eversince, I stopped oiling my scalp and hair...My scalp stopped itching!!😳Dandruff used to be a huge problem now my scalp is so happy!!! Barely have any Dandruff. Im very happy with my hair I simplified my routine to the max

When she said, "Stop trying tomatoes at me", I screamed! 🤣🤣🤣 Sis, your videos are everything; educative and funny! Keep it coming. Love ya!

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 thanks for watching ❤️

I agree with EVERYTHING! Since my routine is simple (shampoo,conditioner and leave in)...I stoped to watch every video that came about new hair products ect. Same about natural hair groups. 😆

No cap. She told not one lie. I also came to a similar realization.

I love your scarfs!!! Can you do a video one day on different ways you tie them, please 🙏🏾??? I SUCK at doing that, and you always tie them so nicely ❤.

@kendimwaniki3749

2 жыл бұрын

Yes please!!!!

@Chromagens

2 жыл бұрын

I second (third?) this comment ☺️

@abipres1695

Жыл бұрын

Yes I third it ☺️

Jennnnnn, I agree with you for the most part especially with the oils for me since they drove my scalp crazy with itchiness. Also can you please do reaction videos?? That would be awesome.😎

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Send me some juicy videos girl! I’ll react to them 😅

@nethaniapierre8149

2 жыл бұрын

@@JennJackson Where should I send them, to your Instagram? Or do you prefer email.

@fattysl26

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, oils always aggravated my scalp too! I stopped using oils on my scalp and hair. I don't get the flaky scalp any more and my hair retains moisture better

@nethaniapierre8149

2 жыл бұрын

@@fattysl26 Yes girl same for me. My scalp is FREE😂😂

What is your opinion on derma rolling for this with thining edges. Do you think it's pointless with regard to stimulating hair growth. I'm curious to know your opinion on it.

OMG Jenn this is my favorite site ... I left but I have been back for a while. I don't have 4C hair that is why I left, but now I am back No plans to leave again. I went through some of your videos and kept hearing scripture/the word 😊 what is your sign Girl, your are spitting the word!! Please keep it up, I am not going anywhere !! Have a blessed Day....

@kateenabrown

9 ай бұрын

You know what I want to hear about hair growth supplements.. I had a friend who took them and her toe nails got thick But she took the 1's that grew: hair, skin and nails...I told her she should've gotten them for just her hair ?...

Also I realised I was confused re protective styles as category. I considered it to be stuff where your hair is hidden like wigs, weaves, crochet, braids with synthetic hair over a longer term. Having my own hair twisted up feels like wearing my hair "out" even if it's not a twist out. Then I wear that style until I next wash my hair.

@daisiesandpandas1218

2 жыл бұрын

Yh, I've been confused by that too, I thought it was added hair and wigs, came back to KZread after 5 years and saw people mocking even those who put their natural hair in twists and braids. (I don't mean Jenn)

@Chromagens

2 жыл бұрын

@@daisiesandpandas1218 ha, I had about the same amount of time away from KZread esp natural hair KZread before last year. There's been a lot of changes with how ppl discuss things it seems

"stop throwing TOE MAY TOESSS at meee!" 🤣🤣😆😆

First ! you look lovely as always 😘

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you love 😍

JEN! Why you doing us like this 🤣🤣🤣 I'm guilty of so many of these

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Me? What did I do 😇😇😇😇😅

Wow this is so encouraging. It makes keeping natural hair wayyyyyyyyyyy less burdensome and wayyyyyyyyyyy more fun and enjoyable. Thanks for sharing. I have a question, I think I have dry scalp I don't oil my hair everyday because I forget but I was hoping to do better this year, now you're convincing me otherwise...what's your advice for people with dry scalp? (Cause sometimes it become really dry, itchy almost painful and the weather here is quite harsh) PS: I don't have dandruff....I've never seen it on my scalp.

You said it all Jenn!

The DIY hair growth oil I abandonded months ago has become a lovely base for an after shower body oil :)

hey JENN love your videos so much ,,i would like to ask whats the best cure for dry fleaky scalp ?

girl! I am here for this tea lol

Enjoyed this, no lies told🤗

Totally experienced the oily scalp and dandruff this Christmas period, my scalp was so itchy even after washing and I was like 🥺 really didn't understand what's was going on and why I was having dandruff, but you just clarified things for me, thank Jenn J 😊

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

So glad!

@misst5848

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, great advice. I stopped using raw oils on my scalp and hair 6 months ago as I had the same scalp itching after washing my hair for years now I'm free!! 🙂🙂🙂My hair is flourishing 🖤🖤🖤🖤

@AbbylaParisienne

2 жыл бұрын

I have itchy scalp too, but washing my hair weekly made it worse. Now I wash it monthly, finger detangle it weekly whith a blend of oils and essential oils and massage my scalp in order to use my sebum and cover my hair whit it. To mee camparing skin and scalp makes no sense, the scalp is protected by the hair so they do not experience the environment the same

@uberhaute_naturalz84

2 жыл бұрын

@@AbbylaParisienne can you please go watch a video made by Curly Chemistry as regards disruption of the scalp?. It was a serious eye-opener for me.

@AbbylaParisienne

2 жыл бұрын

@@uberhaute_naturalz84 Which one please ?

After my mom stopped taking my hair (oiling scalp too), my scalp was constantly itchy from dry scalp and it wasn't until years later when I started taking care of my hair and went back to oil did it subside. I used to wash my hair with a gentle sulphate free moisturizing shampoos and the next day my scalp would itch and flake (I get if from my dad). But with oils it won't itch until a week or so later. Also I think its all about people abusing protective styles too, abandoning your hair in any state will give you those results, them being too tight is also no bueno and too much of anything is a bad thing. YALL WHY BACK TO BACK?? lol like the video though, I feel the same way about most. Love to see an Ottawa youtuber here on youtube!

I feel so emotional right now. This means no more '30daysprotectivestylechallenge' with you😭.

I went from oiling my scalp everyday to once a week and deep conditioning so my hair isn’t oily like it was 6 months ago

Lol!!! I’m just now seeing this…. and yes, I did subscribed. I agree with you except for the oiling your scalp….. I’ma keep that one. But the rest, I stopped doing those back in 2020! I kept the oils though😊. Thank you though, appreciate it.

I know for a fact that oils work because I have given my hair the same care but with different products and have finally found some products that have made my hair grow in spots I never thought I'd see hair again so that's an opinion. Maybe oils didn't work for her, but they do work. Try things for yourself and not go by what didn't work for the last person that tried it.

I’ve stopped putting oils in my hair recently and I’ve seen a huge difference. For years I put oils in my hair and it gave me dandruff or would take my hair out .

So I’m at the beginning of my lox journey and I can’t understand how people expect you to put oil on your scalp everyday but only wash every month. Like you said that’s a lot of oil! I want to learn how to properly take care of my newly locked hair. Any tips?

Love your videos as always. One 🍅 ☺️ I think oils are ok for certain styles and of course in moderation as long as you clarify your hair. You look amazing and I can’t wait for your next video.

Your face is so beautiful, you could be bald and still look stunning!

@Tra_C

2 жыл бұрын

True👌🏽 I'm picturing her bad and yeah, she'd still be banging😉

I can’t find the video or idk if it is one and maybe it was a reel of you assembling you standing desk. Can you provide the brand name please?

Can you explain why you don't recommend foods in your hair? I have been doing an avocado mask with honey and it seems to strengthen my hair a lot..

Agreed especially with the deep conditioner. Follow the instructions on the container. That's it.

I'm keeping my oils. I'm going to keep deep conditioning overnight. I'm not going fight no one about it. I like doing it and that's that. 😏

This was so entertaining 😄

I don't use anything with coconut in my hair. I don't trim my ends every 6 months. I don't wash and deep condition every week or every two weeks I actually only do that about every 3 months. That's what works for my hair I keep my hair in a protective style for a month to 2 months that's what I found help keep hair retention and keep my hair moisturized and healthy once I started doing that my hair continue to keep getting longer and longer. And I very rarely use a comb or brush on my hair. Hair grows from within as well and we have to learn how to keep our hair retention. I didn't know how to keep my hair retention and I will cause breakage by the way I will handle my hair with brushes and combs once I learned that it was all smooth sailing. And I've done the avocado mask as well I had tiny avocado particles all through my hair for a long time and all I could do was worry about the avocado spoiling and my hair possibly causing mold.

Hey, came across this, enjoyed your video of leaving stuff behind and get off the bus thing. Please, when you can share some of your hair care routine. Til next time, peace.

Jen is hilariousss🤣🤣🤣

We starting the year making the gworls mad I see 😂😂😂.

Yesss so beautiful😍

Ugh yes when I was growing my relaxer out back in 2001 I would where cornrows and microbraids. I was transitioning. Not sure I'd label what I was dping as protection styling but I just didnt know what do do with it in the tradition stage. So I got braids. Micros were falling out on my trip to Florida. Cornrows took my edges out. They are still thin. After that I was like no ma'am! I never got braids or cornrows again. I am still suffering from that time. But I press on!

Friend! Friend! 🗣 " YOU ARE HILLARIOUS!!!" 😆 🤣

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching girl 🙌🏽

100% agree with ditching oiling our scalp. Ever since I was little, I was taught I need to oil my scalp and as a result I believe this is why I’ve suffered with dandruff for most of my life. I remember there was a point I would wash my hair then oil my scalp with shea butter and by the next day, my scalp felt soo itchy and dirty. From that point, I decided to ditch the oiling my scalp. Instead, I use a few drops of essential oils such peppermint and lemongrass and dilute it in water in a spray bottle, then spray that on my scalp. My scalp has been thriving ever since!

@JennJackson

2 жыл бұрын

ah interesting! Never thought of trying essential oils in water.

I’m guilty of using my deep conditioner as a leave in 🥴 I have high porosity hair and it really helps my hair from drying out I don’t use too much to where is weighs my hair down.

I personally agree with all of these things! And that’s final

Not gone lie…I sleep in deep conditioner because after pre detangling, shampooing , DETANGLING, and deep conditioning …My shoulders are too tired to finish the styling process . So I’ll put that deep conditioner in, tie on my plastic bag, and finish the next morning. I know it’s NOT necessary. I just be tired😩😩😂

I hardly ever deep condition. I wash condition and style. That’s it. Life simply and easy and my hair is thriving.

100% agree. All you said has been back of the bus, in some bus graveyard for me. Don’t do them. Don’t need to. The deep conditioners overnight or longer than what’s on the label?? You don’t need to because they have saturation points … like most things. Keep it simple.

I just think moderation is key with anything and your hair will thank you

Great advice 👍🏽