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Jass, I agree with you, I do not like this if you're trying to grow your hair! 🙄Heat is a strand 'killer'! 🥵That's too much heat and product; which can cause buildup on your scalp! 😡I'm not trying to wash my hair every two to three days! 🤬Thanks for sharing this video!😊

Anthony will encourage you to use any cheap conditions because they all have the same benefits

Great video. I'm have 4a/b hair and I can get a week to two weeks out of my wash n' go. I have very tightly coiled hair, so its not true that the tighter the curl a wash n' go doesn't last more than 2 days. Must say I'm loving the way you have styled your hair with the scarf. Please could you do a tutorial?

The woman in this video said she hadn't done this method in a YEAR and it's not the same when she does it herself. She went back to twistouts. That tells me everything I need to know.

I have 4C hair and I can convince my hair to do a lot of styles. BUT it only lasts for a hot minute. I would love to see this woman after 2 hours. Also, want to see results when she does it herself.

Hey Jass, well my hair is definitely different. I tried Anthony's method years ago on my hair and it shrunk beyond recognition. My hair loves moisture but if I just leave it to dry naturally without heat it shrinks. I rather do twist outs. Oh.. that shrinks too.... just saying.

I am happy to have found your channel. I know this video is old but I will be following you. My daughter has your type of hair I think. I am trying to learn her hair and my struggle is daily. She wants her hair to grow and I don’t know how to help her. She is only 11 and her hair is very short

Wash n go's just cause tangling, matting, and single strand knots for me. And would take hours to detangle. I haven't done one in years. Don't plan on going back. I've found what works for my 4C/4B hair. Finally, retaining length and minimizing breakage.

Jass if this wasn't on your channel, there is no way I would have watched a Wash N Go video. So thank you so much for sharing this. My hair is long with no shape, so I have not bothered with trying a wng since my TWA days. BUT I picked up several important things. Anthony talked about how conditioner "relaxes"' the hair. I wondered about this concept of conditioners "relaxing" hair, few years ago when the youtube natural hair community learned about the beautiful 4c ladies from Chad who used Chebe. I was reading comments on a Chebe videos and someone said, "that's like leaving conditioner on your hair and never rinsing it off." Then I combined that information with the Curly Like Me (remember her?) technique. Now Teri LaFlesh also preached the gospel of conditioners, conditioners, condiitioners, conditioners, leaving conditioners like Aussie Moist on your hair. Now I learned all of this information YEARS ago, but it didn't click. Then about I'd say about 4 months ago, I don't even know why but I started to put GOOO GOBS of conditioner (and grease) on my hair--layer after layer after layer--leaving it on and steaming it, then washing my scalp only so that a lot of the conditioner/grease stayed on my hair. After doing this every washday, which for me is every 3-5 days (Anthony said in the video co wash frequently. Also the Chebe ladies reapply every 3 days) I could see my 4c curl pattern elongate. But I thought maybe it was my imagination until I saw this WNG video. The expert said it: "Conditioners relax the hair." Keep in mind I'm taking care of my hair in 25 plaits that I keep in groups of 4 (like the Chebe ladies💃🏿) not WNG. But I noticed the elongation and less tangles too. In terms of price, I use the Tresseme Moisture Rich knock off brand from Dollar General, which is like $5 and Blue Magic gease which I think is under $3.

Yes I do the Anthony Dickey method and I wear a WNG 70% of the time and yes my hair and scalp is thriving I only wash my hair weekly tho I tweak the method to fit my lifestyle instead of co washing I shampoo, deep condition with the TGIN moisturizing line and style with Anthony Dickey Curly Whip and apply the Anthony Dickey hydrating balm to keep my hair moisturized every 2 days until wash day which is every 7 days. Once your hair has reached maximum hydration your WNG will start to hold definition longer

Anthony Dickey is very knowledgeable and he really encourages people to love their hair, and find a way to make it manageable. I have 4a/4b hair, wash n goes arent for me personally, but everytime I watch his videos i feel so empowered to love my hair more. Great video !

I disagree with you. It is your natural curl pattern. When you wet your hair, your curls are present. All you’re doing is adding a styling product to set those curls. You’re not twisting or braiding the hair to make the curls. However, we are all entitled to our opinion/views. Using heat to stretch the style is optional.

I have 4a hair, and I started using Anthony Dickey method this year in January… my hair and scalp are literally thriving and I am loving my curls. I do struggle because my hair is not cut in a style. The more I wash, the less conditioner I need. I use Nexus Humetress conditioner or the 2chic Ultra-Moist Shampoo and Conditioner Set- Avocado & Olive Oil, Creamy Hydration Conditioner. You can use a cheap conditioner with slip, or his Hair Rules brand. This method took me from a wash and no to loving the wash and go. I would say at least try it. Give it at least four days to try and see how your hair transforms. The only thing I don’t like is having to dry it afterwards every day. But I’m not an Air dry girl. My hair will shrink all the way up.

Just watch this video! ua-cam.com/video/WAw1iANuh_8/v-deo.htmlsi=i2K1kMS9Ztj2YP-F A WDNG is definitely not cost effective or practical to maintain on a consistent basis for length retention for us more tightly coiled girlies. Also the longer our hair gets the more it’s going to cost us financially, in retaining the most length and in putting in the time. Just like some natural’s would occasionally do a silk press in the cool/cold months I would only do a WDNG occasionally on the warm/hot months!

Your hair is Beautiful Naturally.....i wish more Black women could see under the vail.

I plan to give this a try but maybe for special occasions only

Her hair came out beautiful. However, I'll pass on the wash and go. I have fine hair. I keep it in mini braids & tied up. This has been working great. I too would worry about the heat being applied.

Her hair is pretty. Would some type of oil need to be put on it after it's dry? He didn't specify that it was actually 4C type hair.

Hey Jass 🤎 I like both, I mostly do style 2. As for the scripture our hair is our covering thats why in that chapter it says that its a shame for a man to have long hair as that hair is covering his head and also is it a shame for a woman to be shorn (bald). If our hair is long flowing down then its covering our head if we have short hair then yes scarves. 🤎

Anyone, as an individual, can choose not to wear wash and goes if they're goal is length retention but to say that you should never wear your hair as-is is absurd. Also, pro-tip, stretching it by pulling it taut, while blow drying section by section will help to minimize knots and tangles if one does want to wear the style. And I mean doing this when it's wet after applying gel. Don't let it shrink up up via airdrying and then try to stretch it afterwards. The beginning story is very confusing because it doesn't even seem like you got to the wash and go part? You just washed it which you would do for any style so I'm confused why it got more tangled than usual. For a wash n go you would do your normal routine that you do for any style and then add gel section by section AFTER you've already done everything else.

I've tired wash n go's MANY times. I've watched so many tutorials and tried all the products and methods. Anthony Dickie had me using a bottle of conditioner a day thinking I was doing something. Miche said to use more water, SOAK your hair. But my hair is THICK. It's also super long now (middle of my back) and wash n go's DO NOT work for me. My hair HATES gel. I either end up crusty or crunchy. And I don't have time to sit under a dryer for a million years because that defeats the purpose. Wash n go's are not for everybody and that's okay. The people pushing it are just trying to sell products. With the time and products I wasted doing a wash n go, I could have done a twist out and been done. All these girlies with fine hair say they can't do twist outs. They say twist outs don't look right on their hair. They say twist outs don't work for them, so they do wash n gos. Well, a twist out IS my wash n go.

Thank you for this. Healthy community is important. I can relate to a lot of what you spoke about. How can I find more information on your group for 2025?

Wash and goes are the best for my 4b/4c hair. I have minimal shedding and breakage because my hair is never dried out. I just don’t do them because I don’t want to commit to the 1-2hr drying with heat 2x a week. The wash, detangle, and conditioning only takes 40 min but the tight texture takes forever to dry, and I can’t do it with my schedule. I’ve been looking for something to wear weekly or biweekly because I just can’t right now

Wash and gos and wash and nos for me. I’m a type 4 girly as well and when I have DIY’d a wash and go at home in the past, I often regretted it. I’m also not a fan of coating my hair in gel and prefer to use the least amount of gel possible to achieve a style. This is why two-strand twists/flat twists are my best friend for styling. I haven’t gone for this style at a natural hair salon though and I’m sure my results would differ when going to a pro.

The ANTHONY DICKEY METHOD is the method for 4C hair girlies who want to wash-n-go!

I do the pigtails too when I’m having a messy braid out day and a satin cap when I’m having very extra moisturize hair high humidity day😉❤️❤️

I have tighter curls than you and I love wash and gos. Looks to me you did it wrong. I understand wash and go to be wash your hair conditioner. Leave in, then gel combed through with fingers. Also when at the conditioner stage I am detangling!

I’m type 4 and am able to do a wash n go. The back of my hair is 4C, front is 4A, middle is 4B. The density of my hair is medium with fine strands. I’m not sure if that makes the wash n go easier but I absolutely love them. I do them about once a month with a fro and twists the remainder of the month. TY for this video. It’s always good to get other opinions and how our hair can react to the various styles out there.

Style #2... thanks for the info, going to give this style a try.

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OMG! Much needed video! I totally agree with you! I had to learn the hard way, a wash and go is not for 4C hair! For the look I want, I have to do flat twists, two strand twists, etc. My 4C hair has to be manipulated for the style I want. I’m not the one that likes how a short fro looks on me. Thank you for this video.

I love them all!! Thanks for sharing 💕💞💞 it's your business 💯💕💕

Wash N Go's for me are a Wash N' No! My coils tangle onto themselves too much and as you've stated, it becomes a tangled mess. I also have lost a lot of hair this way. My hair is about mid back when stretched. I believe this is what frustrates a lot of coily women because within trial and error we follow regimens that may not be for our hair and in the end don't understand why we don't see those results. I've found that twistouts are best for me. After washing and conditioning, I always use a heat protectant oil and mousse and gently (warm air holding that section) stretch my hair. After I finish all those sections, I go in again using a leave in conditioner and twist. for maintenance after I wear it out, I never pineapple. If it's only four or six twists, I re-twist in chunkier sections and pin up hair to protect ends first before putting on a silk scarf or bonnet, this helps my hair stretch as it gets fuller and It's easy to undo and fluff before I'm out the door.

I have tried to do a wash and go ,and it was a big fail. My hair was tangled and dry and not convenient at all. I thought it was just me.

4c with high denisty, high porosity and ultra-fine strands. My wash-and go is shampoo, deep condition, apply leave in, wide-toothed or afro comb and put in a puff and go. lol! I ain't got time for gel, ( dries out my hair) raking, shingling, twirling, finger coiling and shaking. Also this is mainly in summer/beach vacation., the rest of the year my hair is protected as much as possible. My ends cannot be left to flap around in winter cold dry air or dry central heating.

Wash and go's aren't for nappy hair

Style #2

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Girl I'm glad you made the video!! Yes constant damage constant trimming. And shrinkage like crazy. Did it for 3mnths and lost inches from cutting all the single strands knots I retained only 2 inch of growth instead of my normal 5inches

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Style 2-5 Hey Sistah 🙏🏾💜

Both are cute but I like no 2. ❤

Both are cute.

Style 2 🙂

that's all I do is wash and go, I use sea moss Mielle shampoo and conditioner and then i put in the honey pomegranate custard and get ta stepping. Maybe it works because my hair is kinda low density 4c

Steps for wash n Go: 1. Detangle. Use Cherry Lola or maximum hydration first. Then deep condition. Rinse. 2.section hair and use very small sections. 3. Use Leave-in. all over hair first to keep moister in while you work your beautiful curls. Work in medium sections applying mousse. Then break that section down in smaller section applying gel, ( I use Camille rose) , olive oil,shea butter or melanin hair care cream to seal in to rake fingers through small section to create curls. Continue to do this for each medium section all over head. I shake hair back and forth a couple of times. It helps. I let mine air dry. After this initial process then you can spritz in the morning with water making sure you have put it in a pineapple at night. Just spray with water and shake it down. If your hair is 4C , moisture is the key. Each time you spray with water it activates the applied products which makes you curls amazing. Remember Everybody’s hair is different so enjoy your curls. Note: you don’t need to use the cherry Lola every time but feel free to use max hydration each time. Should last up to 4-5 days

You are basing your idea of “wash and go” on one person’s definition and the look of the final product is dependent on your curl type. 4c is not going to look like 4A is not going to look like 3anything! I have type 4 hair that has been wash and go-or wet and go daily for years. What that looks like on me is an Afro and it is a one-day style. I didn’t get the idea from your video that you detangled your hair after putting in your products. If you didn’t OF COURSE it is going to end up a tangled mess and OF COURSE it will need water or heat to detangle the mess!

I’ve had great success with wash n gos for me But it took some trial and error The issue I would say that stumped me the most and feel like hinders alot of 4c girls trying Is that they expect the process to look the same as it would for a type 3 or 4 a girl I’ve found that looser curl patterns tend to absorb water more easily then tighter textures So I use a ton of extra water for everything From detangling to styling I also add tons of water first and then apply products on top of that And for the wash n go itself I find that working in smaller sections make its much easier But a lot of girls don’t use enough water Your hair will actually look longer when it’s completely wet because of the weight of the water Water helps to clump your curls It’s also what’s going to define your curls the most and everything else is meant to enhance or maintain what comes from water

I clarify my hair once a month and use a moisturizing shampoo for the second wash. The water hydrates and elongates my hair. I use conditioner in the shower with water to detangle, rise and then use a leave in conditioner before I add a styling cream with a botanical gel on top. My hair is growing and healthy. I get a trim every six months.

I’ve been trying my hand at wash n gos and I feel like I completely understand the process Especially for my hair Im not saying you need to try again but if you did The only thing I would say is to try detangling the hair with some kinda conditioner or shampoo And make sure your hair is REALLY wet….when it comes my hair I’ve found that the more water you use the BETTER And for the wash n go itself I add as much water as possible to help the hair naturally clump together and then add products on top of the water to help it hold that shape Products like gel and foam will give a more pronounced look to the curl pattern and typically last longer While creams and butters will typically have a “softer” fluffy natural curl look… Like it’s meant to look like you have very little product on the curls I only use to heat to dry my hair since it’s much quicker for me I think the main issue 4c girls have with wash n gos Is they don’t have any representation on how it would work for them So they only do it with the expectation for their hair to behave like type 3 or 4 a