What's the BEST thing you have done for your natural hair??

[NikStarrr]

Bunning and twists/twistouts---styles that can be left alone for days at a time, i.e. less manipulation.

 

[hothair]

BKT-ed it it looks the same, styling's a breeze, detangling's breezier so haven't been loosing my ends to knots, not for everyone but definitely working for me

 

[SEMO]

One of the best things I learned to do for my hair was to put water on it more often and keep it hydrated.

 

[cutiebe2]

learn how to style without heat. There are things I can do without heat that I needed a blowdryer for before. Now I can stretch my hair out to show length and do slick buns without heat. Haven't used direct heat in a year and I plan to go another 6 months without doing so

 

[donewit-it]

Steam treatments - hands down.

Exactly. One of the best things I've ever done for my natural hair

 

[AtlantaJJ]

BKT-ed it it looks the same, styling's a breeze, detangling's breezier so haven't been loosing my ends to knots, not for everyone but definitely working for me

I'm thanking your for the no more knots part...That's huge! Because I'm babying my hair and I still have some single strand knots at the end. The only way I know to avoid them is to wear my hair straightened more often.

 

[darlingdiva]

1. DC-ing on dry hair
2. Low manipulation
3. Listening to my hair
4. Castor Oil
5. PROTEIN!!! (I shall NEVER stray from thee!!!)