2A

1. Water: Use distilled or spring water to wash your hair, as it's gentler and avoids mineral buildup that can damage your hair.
2. Cleansing: Opt for natural, sulfate-free shampoos,  to avoid stripping natural oils. Consider using a clarifying treatment occasionally to remove buildup. My favorite is the mixture of organic ACV (apple cider vinegar) + WATER, after shampoo. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and then rinse it out with water and then I apply my GRATU Artisan Hairmasque.
3.  Conditioning: Use natural oils like almond oil, argan, or olive oil as deep conditioners to nourish your hair and enhance its natural shine and texture.
4. Moisturizing: Hydrate your hair with leave-in conditioners or DIY moisture treatments using ingredients like aloe vera gel, honey, or avocado.

5.  Styling: Embrace your natural by air-drying your hair instead of using heat styling tools. You can enhance your silky texture with few drops of styling serum or a homemade gel, but always remember less is more. Don’t apply too much products on your hair, your scalp needs to stay clean until the next wash day.

   Don’t wash your hair every day, once a week is enough.

6. Trimming: Cut your hair following the moon phases if you believe in lunar hair cutting practices, but ensure regular trims every 4 to 6 months  to prevent split ends and maintain hair health.
7. Avoiding Chemicals: Steer clear of chemical-laden products and treatments that can damage your hair and disrupt its natural balance.
8. Holistic Approach: Practice scalp massages to stimulate circulation and promote healthy hair growth. Additionally, consider incorporating a balanced diet rich in nutrients essential for hair health.

By following these natural and holistic practices, you can effectively care for your 2A hair type while embracing its natural texture and promoting overall hair wellness.