I get so many questions about what I use to moisturize my hair.. (I vlogged about it here, questions 5 & 6), so I decided to share the different moisturizing methods here on my blog.
L: Leave-in or liquid
O: Oil
C: Cream
1. After washing your hair, part your hair into sections (I like to part my hair into 4 sections and then I create smaller sections within each quarter) and apply leave-in (or you can use water, since your hair is already wet after washing you shouldn't have to apply more water, but you can if you want).
2. After applying your leave in or water add the oil and massage that through.
3. Then after applying the oil apply the cream.
4. Repeat steps until you have finished your whole head then style as desired, or you can style as you go!
**Choose a leave in and cream with water as the first ingredient!
I have tried the LOC Method but I prefer the LCO Method because it works best for my hair. The LCO Method is the same concept as the LOC, but the cream and oil are switched so the oil would go on your hair last instead of the cream.
The LCO Method:
L: Leave-in or liquid
C: Cream
O: Oil
Repeat steps 1-4 but apply the
cream before the oil.
The LOCO Method:
L: Leave in or liquid
O: Oil (penetrating oil, i.e avocado)
C: Cream
O: Oil (a heavier sealing oil, i.e castor oil)
Repeat steps 1-4 for the LOC Method then add a heavier sealing oil.
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