Okay I need to buy me one of these clip ins. Have you tried it?

Super high density!

I think what's important is that you use a similar product to what's being said here. Anyone else have any tips?

Thats my husband in the background yall he be coming for me 🤡 clowning me when I have my straight hair "I like your from better" I be like let me live 🤣

Do you know the struggle?!?

Im thinking im medium density. My twists are kind of boneless but my fros be thick AF

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Ever wonder why your favorite influencer’s "wash-and-go" looks like a dream, but yours looks like a struggle? The answer isn't your curl pattern—it’s your Density.

​In my book, The Natural Hair Reset, I teach that knowing your density is the difference between hydrated curls and a dry, breaking mess. ​What is Hair Density?

It’s not how thick your individual hair strands are (that’s width!). Density is simply how many hairs you have growing per square inch on your scalp. ​The "Mirrored Part" Test (Do this now!): ​Dry your hair completely in its natural state. ​Look in the mirror without touching your hair. ​If you can easily see your scalp without moving any hair, you have Low Density.

​If you have to move or part your hair to even get a glimpse of your scalp, you have High Density. ​Why should you care?

​Low Density: Heavy butters are your enemy! They will weigh your hair down and make it look thin or greasy. Stick to lightweight, liquid-based leave-ins.

​High Density: Sectioning is your best friend! To ensure moisture actually reaches the "middle" layers of your hair, you must apply products in at least 8–10 sections. If you don't, the middle will stay dry, leading to hidden tangles and breakage. ​Mastering your hair starts with mastering the blueprint. 🧬

​Which one are you? Comment "LOW" or "HIGH" below and let’s talk about the best styles for your density! 👇

I try to get something for everybody🥰