I am so jealous. The same thing happened to me. One side of my hair is longer than the other. Hair stylists can be so obnoxious. What products do u use to seal and moisturize?
aww, please don't be jealous
but i agree, they can be. this was my first setback, but i have heard of SO many women to whom this has happened, including a few of my hair idols.
these are the products/methods i have been using since june:
~olive oil shampoo, which i use every 3-4 weeks
~HE hello hydration -- cowashing (every day or every other day)
~kimmaytube leave-in -- leave-in, moisturizer, sealant
----> ingredients: giovanni direct, whole leaf aloe vera juice, cold pressed castor oil, jojoba oil
~aloe vera gel -- occasionally moisturizing at night, smoothing edges when bunning
~i use megatek very infrequently. right after my setback i was using it once or twice a week in a squeeze bottle mixed with oils (i would apply this to my scalp and edges). on the rare occasion i DC, i add a squirt of MT to my moisturizing DC. i like matrix biolage conditioning balm for that. (i have DC'd about 5 times all summer....it's just too hot to be under that dryer!!) i don't really use it unless i remember. back in 2008 i used it every other day for a month and i got an inch that month, but i also got LOTS of shedding. i use it for protein purposes more so than as a growth aid.
~sometimes when i don't feel like mixing up the moisturizer, i just use plain old giovanni direct straight from the bottle and seal with a mix i made of EVOO and castor oil, or i will use EVCO.
~my hair is almost ALWAYS wet. like i said earlier, i have been wet bunning for the past six weeks. i have worn my hair out about 10 days out of those six weeks, and then i usually do rollersets with satin-covered sponge rollers or a braid-n-curl or twist-n-curl. these styles last me about three days, then i go right back to wet bunning.
~oil rinses are AWESOME for detangling and giving my hair crazy shine, but i only discovered them maybe 3 weeks ago. i use EVOO, EVCO and castor oil.
that's really it. like i said, i'm thinking it's the wet bunning, and maybe the new leave-in....