#hair porosity

[lemonberry-syrup]

Hair Oiling

After you wash your hair with shampoo and get out of the shower, put a few drops of oil on your mids + ends to lock in moisture. Makes your hair soft 10/10 habit I've started

Not the most accurate test but it's the one I did

Low porosity

jojoba oil

argan oil

almond oil

avocado oil

Medium porosity

Black seed oil

Grapeseed oil

Neem oil

Rosehip oil

High porosity

Castor oil

Coconut oil

Olive oil

[thesacrifice1986]

Haircut today I think that means I will stop feeling so insecure about my out-of-control hair and take some selfies

[trentskis]

first time in literal years i've worn a dress please clap

[anadorablekiwi]

*insta sends me into a curiosity search*

*conflicting results later*

You know what it really doesn’t matter what porosity my hair is. I dont even care that much. Its probably just medium anyways-

[ninoochat]

Shirley Temple looking ass

[61below]

I showered THREE AND A HALF HOURS AGO, why is my hair STILL WET! 😤

(It always does this. This isn’t unusual for me. It’s an ANNOYINGLY LONGGGG PERIOD but I’m not pissed enough to fuck around with hair driers on any regular basis. I’m also grumpy bc it’s my fault I lost track of time and didn’t shower til more than an hour after I usually try to. Even after wearing a microfiber turban it doesn’t seem to dry any quicker. Fucking CURLS)

[jayesprite]

SPRITEVEMBER DAY 28: Ancestor

uhm. does ms. porose maryam of guardianstuck fame count....

[maximura]

I cannot believe that the internet hair community taught me more in three videos than a decade of going to a high end hair salon. Who knew I had low porosity hair? Who knew I just needed specific hair care for this? Who knew it virtually fixed my hair in a month? WHO KNEW? THOSE HAIRDRESSERS THAT’S WHO. They chose to gatekeep this fucking information for years.

[caluski]

I got these new liquid soap refills from lidl last week and they smell soooo cute... I have such a HUGE fucking weakness for the fake fruity scents in cosmetics. I hope next time they'll make green apple or maybe grape. Maybe banana or mango if we're going crazy. But I fucking love fake grape scent the most. I need to write to lidl and tell them my ideas

[healthyidiots]

Coconut oil is a natural moisturizer for hair, and it will reduce the scalp dryness. Coconut oil also adds shine, moisturizes the scalp, and protects against damage. More over, coconut oil is rich in fatty acids that nourish and strengthen hair. Our grandparents used coconut oil properly daily because they knew about the benefits of coconut oil. Our head always should be cool and your feet should be warm, so coconut oil makes your head cool. 

[takami-takami]

Just agreeing with every other anon - YOU LOOK AMAZING!! How often do you use hair masks? It's defo something I forget to incorporate into my routine 😭

ALSO THE SKULL MIRROR - I feel like any picture you take with it could look like a scene from a rock opera /pos

I leave you a ward of sparkles to keep away the weird DMs ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

All the best!

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✨️ SAVE ME !!!

I try to use masks once a month !! But I forget a lot too orz which is why most of the time my hair is not this healthy lmfao BUT I recommend shea moisture a lot! Reddit r/curlyhair has a lot of product recommendations too but this masque is my favorite:

They also have this on sale sometimes at marshall's/tjmaxx for 8 dollars instead of 12 so def scoop it up from there if you see it!

[umeboshilover]

so i found out all the hair products i use have protists in them lolol

[crimeronan]

gonna try your conditioner-first approach, do you recommend putting it on wet or dry hair?

wet hair! i wet my hair with warm water, squeeze out the excess moisture, and then put the conditioner on roots-to-ends. it usually stays on anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes as i'm washing off, depending how long i shower for. then i rinse it out of my hair as fully as possible & use the shampoo. i find that conditioner likes to cling to my roots, so sometimes i have to scrub them with my fingertips to get it all off.

different hair types need different kinds of moisture/cleaning, so you may have to experiment a bit. for a lot of people, shampoo followed by conditioner works great. i have some friends with finer hair who can't use conditioner on their roots at All, they just put it on the very ends instead. conversely i have some friends with afro-textured hair who don't use shampoo at all and need leave-in conditioner for moisture. i've found that for me personally, going completely without shampoo or conditioner fucks my hair up, but doing the conditioner first makes it a LOT less greasy.

[danipedrosas-boatest]

Dick you fucking icon I love you