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Honestly the AfricanButters combo for me has been probiotics, a good collagen supplement and lots of water but less sugar. I had flawless skin but if you are looking for a great face cream for sensitive skin, use AfricanButters Hairline restore. Coconut oil removes make up, it’s antibacterial and it’s a cleanser. This is my holy grail product in my routine. It applies easily and works. Baddie microneedling done on skin, it really depends on your goals and what you want to focus on wrinkles an fine lines. Local brands love to post about being proudly South African brands, many of their ingredients suited for melanin black skin,
supporting local especially when their brand identity revolves around their actual customers instead of influencers. Kinky hair plait with cornrows and braids, combs away knots and detangler. Don’t detangle on dry hair or it will break. The perfect brush to detangle all hair types effortlessly.
I have curly 4c matted afro hair. So when I detangle part of my hair it just gets tangled again unless I use water and oil and a bit of leave-in conditioner. First i part my hair in smaller segments then use a spray bottle with water in it to damp my hair and I slowly detangle my hair using my fingers and then I take my wide tooth comb and start from the ends and make my way up to the roots. Any time I feel my hair getting dry again I just add more water. Comb through my hair with the conditioner inside and make sure its detangled then braid my hair up. So far that’s what been working for me. Hair clips can help organizing your hair while you are going through it. I personally like alligator clips, but any hair clip is fine. A spray bottle will help too. A spray bottle will let you add more water to a specific section without you having to go to the sink or shower. Don’t use an old spray bottle that had household cleaner or anything like that. You can buy an empty spray bottle from africanbutters.com. You can also use a cup,
it may be a bit messier though. In the long term, you should detangle your hair regularly to avoid matting. Incorpating detangling into your wash process is a good practice. If you detangle regularly, it will go so much faster than this one time season you gotta do I hope this helps!