My Relaxed Hair Regimen

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The satin cap I use

 Daily
Step 1-Moisturizer
Hawaiian Silky Moisturizer
Step 2-Seal
Coconut Oil mixed with Castor Oil

Wash Days
Friday or Saturday (depending on my schedule)

Shampoo Wash
 Once a week
Step 1- Prepoo
Olive Oil infused with garlic 

 Step 2-Deep Conditioner
Organic Root Stimulator Hair Mayonnaise. Cover with 3 poly bags and plastic cap for an hour.

Step 3-Shampoo
 Mane N Tail Moisturizing shampoo
Step 4- Conditioner
Organics conditioner

Step 5-Leave in  Conditioner
MVP leave in with Coconut Oil/Castor oil/ Olive oil mixture . Comb with wide tooth comb

Step 5-Styling
Air Dry or roller set

Night -
 Put hair in a bun. Add a scarf and satin cap

Clarify
I plan to use ACV or Suave Clarifying Shampoo


I don't co wash mid week yet but as my regimen changes, I will post an update.


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