:11: Finger Detangling 4C Natural Hair (Vid Response)

[Nickyloveslove]

how are you doing with your Loc take down and would you ever go back to Locs?!~

[kameelean]

@Nickyloveslove Biggest issue is detangling and holding moisture. I would not go back to locs because but would do twist extensions as a protective style.

[ggbeanbean]

thanks for vid. i use dry method as well. its easier to see knots dry verses wet

[chery818]

First off, I love your hair you have very nice length!! It's funny that you showed this process, I believe I was cutting off a lot because of the water that I was spraying onto my hair (it was just water). After that video I actually detangled without water and found it to be a way better process and I've been doing that ever since. I think you may be right about me having some 4b hair in there because I have some spots that are loser then others. Thanks for the video response :0)

[kameelean]

@chery818 Love your hair too sis. Yours looks as thick as mine would be if I hadn't had some breakage and did that coconut cream relaxer. I'm glad the dry method works out for you. Thanks for the reply. I'll keep watching your vids!

[MISSDEEDEVINE1]

finger detangling is definately the best and your last video was the coconut cream relaxer... have you tried that again??

[kameelean]

@MISSDEEDEVINE1 I haven't done it again since the Summer was over. To be honest, I didn't see as much of a difference the second time as I did the first time. I think every 3 or 4 months or so I'll do it but only if I feel my hair volume is getting so thick that I can't manage it (separate it, twist it, pull it back, etc.)

[lolipop2004]

Thanks for the tips!

[kameelean]

@lolipop2004 U R welcome! Hope it helps.