Wash & Go for relaxed hair help

[Nameless]

Hey, I want to do a wash & go but I need a little help.

Is it ok to do a deep condition, then detangle, wash it out and then put in a leave in conditioner.
I currently use a liquid leave in. Should I switch to a creamy for the wash and go?
How do I prevent tangling throughout the week?
And do any of you lovely ladies have pics of your wash & gos (especially shoulder length relaxed heads).

Thanks

 

[Zaz]

I went through college without owning a blow dryer or flat iron. I didn't know about LHCF, I was just too lazy to do all that to my hair so I mastered the relaxed wash n go.
I used to do it by putting a bit of conditioner in my hair after I towel dried it. Depending on how big I wanted my hair to be, I'd fluff it up or would sit in the car with the windows down. If I wanted it more tame, I just leave it alone and don't touch it.
Anyhow, I didn't use serums or oils, just a bit of a light conditioner and that's it, hth.

Pardon the lazy eye in the first pic, I hadn't mastered that yet

 

[Whimsy]

On my youtube page i have a video of my washngo it's exactly the same as before I went natural. I use a creamy moisturizer and then mousse.

 

[yora88]

When I do my cowash and go, I detangle using VO5 and a wide tooth comb. I plait my hair in as many or as little plaits as I like and let it air dry. If I'm not trying to look cute I will just cowash then throw my hair in a ponytail or put a headband on.

 

[kyla]

On my youtube page i have a video of my washngo it's exactly the same as before I went natural. I use a creamy moisturizer and then mousse.

Whimsy I just saw your youtube video you are so cute! Thanks

 

[Nameless]

Thank you ladies. Bumping for more responses.

 

[Aviah]

This was my relaxed WnG In 2006. I don't remember what I did beyond just letting it airdry with some creamy leave-in? HTH

Excuse the ribbon, I was 17 lol.