Celebrating your hair, no matter its length, shape or texture, can be powerful.
In many Black communities, hair is seen as a form of self expression and strength.
But sometimes, for women with coarse, curly hair, managing their curls feels like an uphill battle.
A lot of experimentation and upkeep goes into wash day.
Nailing the right hair care routine often takes years of practice, and trial and error.
Co-washing aims to avoid that by simplifying the process.
So, what is co-washing, exactly?
Is co-washing the right hair care routine for you?
Co-washing combats hair dryness by sealing in moisture.
Celebrity hairstylist Chaz Dean explained the benefits of co-washing toCNN Underscored.
It also nurtures dry and overprocessed hair.
However, the same study also stressed that co-washing can lead to product buildup if you aren’t careful.
What does the co-washing routine involve?
Content creator Mena Adubea detailed her co-washing and overall hair care routine toGlamour.
The next step is to detangle your curls using a wide-tooth comb.
The amount of time it takes for the detangling process depends on your hair bang out.
Once you are done, you’re able to style and go!
