Products for Newly Naturals

Are you having trouble finding out who to trust when it comes to going natural? Its so bad to a point where you watch so many youtubers online and you just don't know who to fully trust when it comes to buying all the products you "really" need. Well, I'm here to share with you the basic products you need for going natural. But first the video will explain everything for you if you get confused with my  points.
Products You will need:
  1. Your fav conditioner (co-wash, deep conditioner, leave-in, rinse out)
  2. A spray bottle of water
  3. Oil (e.g Coconut oil, Almond oil, Olive oil, Castor oil or whatever works for you)
  4. Styler ( ECO styler gel, curl enhancing smoothie, DIY flaxseed gel, My naturals twist and define cream etc)
You really don't need to buy lots of hair products if I'm being completely honest with you. You can always decide save and make your own.
For example if u need a deep conditioner, leave-in, rinse out and co-wash...you can make the four products on your own with your fav conditioner (e.g tresemme, suave, O'leal).
For a deep conditioner you can mix your fav conditioner with oils (substitute hot oil treatment) and honey/glycerine (a humectant).
For co wash you can use your fav conditioner with apple cider vinegar(ACV). ACV is great for removing product build up without drying up the hair from natural oils. And many more...

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