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What Is The LOC Method? How To Keep Natural Hair and Relaxed Hair Moisturized! - YouTube
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Hello everyone this is Breanna Rutter author
of the book the natural hair Bible and founder
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of howtoblackhair.com for these special videos
I love to answer all of the questions you
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all send me via email so if you have any questions
that you would like for me to answer be sure
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to check out the description box below for
additional information so without further
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ado are going to get right on into the video
in this video is inspired by a question I
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received from a lady named Talisha,Talisha
emailed me and she simply asked what the LOC
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method so some people call this the LOC method
what it stands for LOC and call the LOC method
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as well so Talisha what I want to do is tell
you what the LOC method is some tips that
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you want to incorporate when you want to try
it and also generally how it helps or how
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its related to hair so the LOC method can
be applied to either natural hair were relaxed
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hair it just depends on if this is something
you really with me to help you retain moisture
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into your strands so for the LOC method L
stands for liquid O stands for oil and C stands
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for cream so in regard to L standing for liquid
can either mean water or it could mean a water-based
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leave in moisturizer so for some people it's
better to use more heavier products or allow
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more thicker consistency products to keep
their moisturizer then it is for someone to
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simply just put oil on top of waters of your
some of you have a hard time keeping your
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hair moisturized or it's always chronically
dry I highly suggest that you try this method
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now it's not like it's going to just save
your hair forever it's not like a one-size-fits-all
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you really want to play around with what different
kinds of products that you would like to use
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for your hair maybe for your liquid water
will work best by doing water oil and then
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cream or maybe the leave conditioner will
work in doing the leave in and then oil and
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then the actual cream so for your oil you
can use olive oil coconut oil almond oil all
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these oils are very good on your hair and
different oils will feel lighter on your strands
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so you just have to play around what oils
work best for you what I suggest is a look
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at a couple of your leave conditioning products
to see what oils are in it because if you
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have a favorite leave in conditioner most
likely the oils that are used in your products
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are very great in your situation to be best
for your hair for one person at if they use
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olive oil it feels to have a greasy and maybe
in that situation using almond oil would be
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a better choice now for your creams for your
creams and this can be a very heavy butter
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or sealant which would be composed of cocoa
butter or Shea butter those type of thick
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consistency creams now epending on your hair
Shea butter may be too much for you so maybe
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actually doing the entire LOC method may not
work for you maybe just using water in an
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oil would be best but if you really want to
help keep your hair moisturized and prevent
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the water from evaporating too quickly that's
why it's always great to seal your hair with
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an oil or a butter so I hope this has helped
you the LOC method simply stands for liquid
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oil and cream you just want to play around
with different products that you think will
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work for your hair and if you need any help
in that you can buy my book because I have
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plenty of product suggestions and plenty of
different natural types of things you can
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do to incorporate on your hair if you haven't
done so, so hope that helps you and everyone
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else was watching to understand what the LOC
method means and before you go make sure to
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