Fabric of Hair Educates: The LOC Method with Rizos Curls๐ค
Naturalistas have perfected the technique of the LOC Method in order to maximize hydration, retain moisture and welcome in shinier and healthier coils. If youโre unsure what LOC means or how you can use this method on your type 4 hair, worry not. Here is the break down and key to moisture retention and healthier, bouncier rizos!
First things first: What is Type 4 hair?
Everyone has one or more curl patterns, so understanding your hair type can help you identify your hairโs needs and how to properly style your hair to prevent unnecessary breakage and mechanical damage (i.e. over-manipulating hair, too many ponytails, tight protective styles). Type 4 hair is known for its beautiful, tight coils (tightly curled hair) and small springs that vary in definition and width. When fully dried, type 4 hair has a consistently tight โS'' shape, while the tightest type 4 hair (4C hair) has a โZโ shape.
What is the LOC Method? Why does it work best on type 4 hair?
Some of the biggest hair concerns that consumers have regarding their coily, kinky textured hair is that itโs hard to retain moisture, length and definition. Incorporating the LOC (Leave In-Oil-Cream) Method to your hair routine can address those issues.
The LOC Method is the best way you can keep type 4 hair moisturized because this hair type relies on hydration with water and water-based products, The moisture is sealed in with an oil and then the hair cuticles are closed using a cream to prevent moisture loss. ๐๐๐๐๐
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Author: Jasely Molina is a proud Afro-Latina journalist + content producer with 3c/4a hair from the Bronx, New York.