Your routine matters most!
I've been getting a ton of comments lately from low porosity girlies who feel confused, overwhelmed, and stuck. So I thought this would be a good idea. If you want a personalized hair routine audit, drop your current routine and your biggest struggle in the comments. I'll tell you exactly what's going wrong and how to fix it.
Whether you deal with dryness, frizz, shedding, breakage, no growth, or your products not absorbing, I got you. Low porosity hair needs a specific routine to stay hydrated, smooth, and healthy.
Leave your routine below so I can help you understand what to keep, what to switch, and what steps you're missing for real moisture and length retention.
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Having low porosity hair myself, I know how tricky it can be to find the right routine that truly works. Low porosity hair often repels water and product absorption, making hydration a challenge. From personal experience, I found that using heat during deep conditioning, like sitting under a hooded dryer or applying a warm towel, really helps products penetrate better. Also, lightweight oils such as grapeseed or argan oil are much more effective than heavier oils on my hair, which tend to sit on the surface and cause build-up. Another important tip is to avoid protein overload, as low porosity hair can be protein-sensitive. Instead, focus on moisturizing products rich in humectants like glycerin and aloe vera. I also discovered that rinsing hair with warm water rather than cold helps keep my hair cuticles slightly open, allowing better moisturization and reducing frizz. Lastly, consistency has been key. Building a manageable daily or weekly routine ensures my hair stays healthy and grows without breakage. Things like protective styles and avoiding harsh sulfates improved my hair’s overall strength. Trying out these steps can make a huge difference for anyone battling dryness, frizz, or product buildup on low porosity hair.







































































































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