How to moisturize your FRO

Like My never before seen mentor Naptural85 would say; Natural Hair is Naturally dry. This is so true and If you have kept your Natural Hair for any period in Time you would agree with this statement.
I walk around town and I hear comments like how do you maintain your hair, I could never do it my natural hair is so dry and hard and strong and unbearable. Yours is so soft, if mine was like yours I would keep it. Well today is your lucky day. Your hair can be as luscious and juicy as mine and as God intended with a little TLC:

Tips:

• Step one is water. Ensure you drink loads of water and also spray/ sprinkle water on your hair daily. Your hair is like a plant, just the way you do not drench your hair in water or leave it dry, the same way you do not over wet or leave your hair dry. I suggest getting a spray bottle, and using it to spray you hair with water every time your hair feels dry. I do mine morning and Night just because that's when I have the time.
• Step two is sealing: After watering your Locs you have got to seal them, and by sealing i mean protect and minimize evaporation of the water you just misted your hair with. Sealants are oils or butter. Now weather you use oils or butters would depend solely on the thickness and curly or how coily your strands are. For any 4 Hair type (4a, 4b. 4c. 4s, 4z) your hair would seal better with thicker creamer oils like shea butter or olive oil. For lighter coils or curls oils like almond oil, coconut oil and the like would suit you best.
• keep your fingers out of the Hair Please. These would keep your hair from over manipulation and moisturizing your fingers instead of your hair.

Above all if you would just embrace your beautiful curls and coils and texture just the way they are for what they are and stop comparing them to your Brazilian/peruvian/morrocan/indian weave on texture you would love your natural hair for what it is. Till nest time x o x o