How I have been Growing my Low porosity crown
This is my first “official” post on #lemon8 , Thankful for old & new viewer and followers 🫶🏽
On your healthy long hair journey you will get to a point like me where I have heard it all when its come to my hair now, people asking if its extensions, a wig and even just saying its “genetics”. When in Reality, genetics play a part but its ALWAYS down to ✨Intentional Hair-care.
I wouldn't touch my crown or let ANYone else touch her if they aren't in the “mood”—
I dont want that rushed energy & lack of care, on my head.
(🚨Must🚨) oh..You DONT know your hair porosity?! Jk its okay just youtube a porosity test to see if these products are suitable for your porosity. If your a high porosity girl I will post will be dropping so follow to tune in for tips suitable for all hair types.
With low porosity hair you have hair shafts that are flat and it's harder for your hair to obtain and keep moisture. And when it comes in contact with humidity it's hard for it to be released from the hair. That's why it's so important to keep your hair moisturized for the most part being a low porosity girlie.
These The LCO method for low porosity hair involves applying products in this order: Liquid (water or leave-in), Cream (moisturizing cream), and Oil (to seal moisture). This technique helps retain hydration by ensuring proper moisture absorption and sealing it in.
Making this a literal hack for length rention for LP Girlies.
Haircare tips for LP Crowns
- no parabens or silicones (clog follicles)
- LCO method
- Shampoo with warm water
- Water based products should be go to
- Avoid protein overload (use sparingly)
- Not to much product to avoid buildup
- Clarifying shampoo (clean buildup)
- Light oils
- DO NOT take tinctures if allergic
- Ideally its best to take vitamins After breakfast
Pro & Con of a 60 day commitment
🤔Con: Hair will be by your bra strap or below
🤑Pro: Thick Long hair…giving Rapunzel 💅🏽
Low porosity hair often presents unique challenges in achieving hydration and moisture retention due to its hair shaft structure. Understanding your hair type is key to success. For instance, the LCO method (Liquid, Cream, Oil) can greatly enhance moisture absorption and retention, making it a go-to technique for many. Additionally, exploring natural DIY options like cold-pressed flaxseed gel can provide remarkable benefits. This gel is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants, helping to nourish and strengthen your hair while ensuring it remains soft and manageable. Avoiding products with parabens and silicones can make a difference, as these ingredients may clog hair follicles and impede moisture uptake. Incorporating light oils and opting for warm water during cleansing can also help. Another crucial aspect is knowing when to use clarifying shampoos to remove product buildup, which is often a concern for those with low porosity hair. Recommendations include using water-based products and being cautious not to overload your hair with protein, as excess protein can lead to brittleness. By following these tips, you'll not only maintain the health of your hair but also promote its growth potential, leading to thicker, healthier locks over time.
Where do you get your tinctures from?