1. Avoid Heat Styling
– Heat styling tools can cause damage and should not be used during transitioning.
– Heat can worsen dryness and breakage in transitioning locks.
– Use protective styles like braids and wigs to keep new growth safe.
2. Deep Condition
– Use a deep conditioner with moisturizing ingredients like shea butter and argan oil.
– Moisture is essential during transition phases.
– Use protective styles like braids or wigs for styling purposes.
3. Avoid Tight Hairstyles
– Tight hairstyles can lead to strain and breakage.
– Opt for protective styles like buns or braided wigs to relieve scalp stress.
– Protect your new growth and give it rest from daily styling.
4. Detangle Your hair Gently
– Detangle gently using a wide-tooth comb or brush.
– Start from the end and work your way upwards.
– Try protective styles like braids or twist-outs to alleviate tangles.
5. Wash Your hair Frequently
– Wash your hair every four to ten days, depending on your schedule and climate conditions.
– Avoid shampoos with drying ingredients like sulfates.
– Moisturize regularly with glycerin, hyaluronic acid products, or deep conditioners with natural oils.
6. Trim the Ends of Your Hair
– Regularly trim the ends of your hair to prevent brittleness and promote new growth.
– Choose elegant protective styles like cornrows or faux French braids.
– Remove tension from delicate areas to encourage baby hairs to grow naturally.
