Colored Natural Hair Routine | Restore Moisture and Curl Pattern Damage From Color

By request, here's what I do to repair and prevent damage after I get my hair professionally colored! Moisture and protein is key, so check out how I treat my hair with both using Fortify'd Naturals. https://www.fortifydnaturals.com/ Sage Infused Black Soap Shampoo http://bit.ly/FNShampoo Reconstructing Deep Conditioner http://bit.ly/FNDeepConditioner Hydrating Leave-In http://bit.ly/FNHydratingLeaveIn Intense Hydrating Potion http://bit.ly/HydratingPotion My hair color This a custom color job, created by a stylist at a salon, using a professional system not available in beauty supply stores and which requires a valid cosmetology license to purchase--no I do not know the name. It cannot be recreated precisely and the shade looks different on me every time she touches it up since she blends it up on the spot and it changes shades every time I wash my hair. Bleach was not used. We have been lifting my hair lighter and lighter over time using developer (which is not bleach) since October of 2015. I will not post a video on how to color because I am not a licensed cosmetologist and I will not give directions on how to use chemicals that I do not have a good understanding of. If you'd like help with achieving this color, please consult a LICENSED professional who specializes in natural hair because coloring will alter your hair and can damage it depending on your texture and the process. Sponsored by Foritfyd Naturals.