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Co-washing or conditioner only washing is a method used by many naturals to rinse their hair of existing product and sweat while adding moisture back into the hair. It is not a replacement for cleansing the hair, but this technique can be used between washes to avoid over-drying effects of shampoo. Check out this awesome info-graphic from YoungBlackNappy.
[...] shampoos that strip hair of natural oils, many naturalistas have turned to the no-poo and co-wash movements to care for their natural hair. However, for some, the hair & scalp just don’t [...]
I have been using the co washing method for a while now and I love it. It works great for me. Cant wait to start tying out the new shampoo and conditioner recipes.
I’m white but have kinda black curly hair because my dad bas like coarse afro hair and my mom has wavy hair. My hair has been through a lot.iv been expermenting……I used to wash my hair with shampoo….and it driend out my locks. But co washing really helps to moisterize. I use wen and I love it. Thanks for the routine. I love my locks..!
Hi I have a 2 year old with Afro hair I have ginger hair so I never know what to do with her hair so if anyone has any good tips for me I would be very great full thanks x
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Still have questions about how to work with your newly natural hair? Check this post out!
Reblogged this on derby city naturals and commented:
Co-washing or conditioner only washing is a method used by many naturals to rinse their hair of existing product and sweat while adding moisture back into the hair. It is not a replacement for cleansing the hair, but this technique can be used between washes to avoid over-drying effects of shampoo. Check out this awesome info-graphic from YoungBlackNappy.
Love this InfoGraphic, it is BRILLIANT! I reblogged this post and shared on Derby City Naturals
Thank you much! Glad you enjoyed it – and share away!
[...] shampoos that strip hair of natural oils, many naturalistas have turned to the no-poo and co-wash movements to care for their natural hair. However, for some, the hair & scalp just don’t [...]
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Love this….
[...] How to Co-Wash – An Infographic [...]
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I have been using the co washing method for a while now and I love it. It works great for me. Cant wait to start tying out the new shampoo and conditioner recipes.
[...] http://youngblacknappyllc.wordpress.com/2012/09/16/cowash-natural-hair/ [...]
I’m white but have kinda black curly hair because my dad bas like coarse afro hair and my mom has wavy hair. My hair has been through a lot.iv been expermenting……I used to wash my hair with shampoo….and it driend out my locks. But co washing really helps to moisterize. I use wen and I love it. Thanks for the routine. I love my locks..!
What a wonderful breakdown of what co-washing is! I will definitely be sharing this on our Facebook page: Naturallyu! Thank you!
Super infographic, I might use it too on my curly hair blog, of course giving you credits for it. Is ok?
Sure thing!
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Cowash natural hair
Hi I have a 2 year old with Afro hair I have ginger hair so I never know what to do with her hair so if anyone has any good tips for me I would be very great full thanks x