Desarae
Well-Known Member
I could not take pics after the first wash, my camera started acting a fool again. But basically, I have mixed feelings about the whole thing.
1. My hair does not feel stronger than it did before
2. My hair is not any shiner than it was before.
3. My hair is not easier to detangle than it was before
4. The front portion of my hair that is color treated looks as if it has been heat damaged. It's my own fault because I did not instruct her to turn down the iron on that part. I instructed her to iron out my hair like a regular iron out. (That she has done bfore)
5. My roots, which had been touched up 3 days prior to the treatment still look the same, not silky straight.
Overall, my hair looks the same. It feels the same, and my highlighted hair is heat damaged. I just don't know where I went wrong. I trimmed a little of the highlighted part but it still looks frizzy so I believe it is damaged up the shaft, so I'm not going to keep cutting it, I'm just going to keep conditioning it and hopefully it will smooth out a little.
I wet wrapped my hair last night tied with a scarf and airdryed and airdried (as usual), this morning, I combed it down, it doesen't look any "silkier" or different than normal. I'm not trying to discourage anyone from the treatment, but as a relaxed head (almost straight, but not quite) I just didn't notice much of a difference. I was hoping for stronger shinier hair at the least and just I didn't get that.
I am working on borrowing a camera so you guys can see pics of my hair today afer the wash.
				
			1. My hair does not feel stronger than it did before
2. My hair is not any shiner than it was before.
3. My hair is not easier to detangle than it was before
4. The front portion of my hair that is color treated looks as if it has been heat damaged. It's my own fault because I did not instruct her to turn down the iron on that part. I instructed her to iron out my hair like a regular iron out. (That she has done bfore)
5. My roots, which had been touched up 3 days prior to the treatment still look the same, not silky straight.
Overall, my hair looks the same. It feels the same, and my highlighted hair is heat damaged. I just don't know where I went wrong. I trimmed a little of the highlighted part but it still looks frizzy so I believe it is damaged up the shaft, so I'm not going to keep cutting it, I'm just going to keep conditioning it and hopefully it will smooth out a little.
I wet wrapped my hair last night tied with a scarf and airdryed and airdried (as usual), this morning, I combed it down, it doesen't look any "silkier" or different than normal. I'm not trying to discourage anyone from the treatment, but as a relaxed head (almost straight, but not quite) I just didn't notice much of a difference. I was hoping for stronger shinier hair at the least and just I didn't get that.
I am working on borrowing a camera so you guys can see pics of my hair today afer the wash.
					
				
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
  I have to come back to go into details.  Things have been crazy crazy busy.  

	
 I realize that:  LESS IS MORE!  I used QOD this time and last month.  Well when I did last month, my hair did not turn out well.  It was heavy(in a BAD way), dull, and even frizzed up on me.  Well today, It is shiny, soft, smooth, and SWANGIN!  Like I am use to.  And it is all becaue I used wwwaaayyy less product.  I have a tendency to be heavy handed with products.  You cannot do that with BKT.  I poured a small amount of product into my hands and put it on my hair, that I had parted into 4 big sections sections.  THEN just combed it through for about 10 minutes.  Getting rid of any excess on the comb.  I then blow dried my hair with minimal manipulation.  Just finger combing.  Then flat ironed as usual.  The QOD BKT is VERY concentrated, and I realize that now.  I ended up using about 1.5-2oz.  I hope this helps other BKT'ers new and old.  LESS IS MORE