How To Wash My Sew In HORRIBLE MILDEW SMELL!

Free Giveaways & Weekly Updates By Email! http://eepurl.com/Am3Kb Buy My Books, DVDs, and T-Shirts at http://www.howtoblackhairstore.com My Website: http://www.howtoblackhair.com Twitter:   / breannarutter   Facebook:   / officialbreannarutter   Instagram:   / breannarutter   Google +: bit.ly/15gNK3M Got Hair Questions? Email Me! [email protected] Email for Business Inquiries [email protected] Izza is tired of the way her sew in smells and even though her stylist suggested for her not to wash her hair until her next install, she is very sensitive to smells and she can't take the stench anymore! Hair Tip #1 Wash your Hair with a Sulfate Shampoo for Deep Cleaning Sulfate Shampoos Rated 5 Stars (BEST RATINGS) Brocato America Deep Cleansing Shampoo http://goo.gl/l1TpXk Paul Mitchell Shampoo Two http://goo.gl/p08FZX Redken Hair Cleansing Cream Shampoo http://goo.gl/ZVdlAo Washing your hair with a sulfate shampoo strips EVERYTHING from your hair and scalp such as dandruff, mold, mildew, product buildup and also unfortunately, your natural oils. Don't worry about your natural oils being stripped because you will later add oils and moisturizing products back into your hair after this deep cleanse. Hair Tip #2 Deep Condition Your Hair and Scalp With Coconut Oil and Tea Tree Oil Anti Fungal Properties Organic Cold Pressed Virgin Coconut Oil http://goo.gl/P94AnO Tea Tree Essential Oil http://goo.gl/gvmk86 Coconut oil and Tea Tree oil are a dynamic duo when coupled together because they both offer the best antifungal properties in comparison to other essential oils and carrier oils (oils from plants). You have to use organic cold pressed virgin coconut oil (even though it is pricier) because this extraction of oil has more nutritional value and potency to recover your hair instead of using just "coconut oil". Hair Tip #3 Apply Diluted Anti Fungal Essential Oils to Your Scalp and Hair Before Styling And also to keep your scalp dry if you like to wash your sew ins or workout while wearing a sew in, using tools such as a hooded dryer or a bonnet dryer can stop you from having a wet or damp scalp. Hooded Hair Dryer (use with a handheld hair dryer) http://goo.gl/V59Nck Bonnet Hair Dryer http://goo.gl/Xilp5T Thanks For Watching! DISCLAIMER: All suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and advice given are for informational purposes only and should be used at your discretion and best judgment. I highly recommend conducting strand tests when trying or using new products, hair appliances and product mixes. I am not responsible or liable for adverse or undesirable effects including hair loss, hair breakage or other hair/scalp/skin/body damage as a direct or indirect result of the suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and/or advice given. FTC: I am not representing, being paid by, or endorsing any of the product brands in this video & I purchased everything with my own money - UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED in video/blog content. There are links to products that might be helpful based on the content of this video/blog. Each of your purchases via our Amazon affiliate links supports our cause at no additional cost to you. Music Used Isolated Kevin MacLeod Incompetech.com