I do but I hate it. I have to use a hair net to keep my hair getting sucked up and that makes my hair flat. I have in the past sat under there backwards with my hair hanging down and a net over the back and that helps with volume.Does anyone use this method and sit under a Pibbs to dry? I'm terrified of my hair blowing up into the fan because of the "upward" air motion.
I totally do this with my hair. Sans blowdryer.
And I agree, it's technique > product. My curls have done a 180 since I began co-washing daily, finger detangling and applying product in the shower to sopping wet hair. My wash N go's used to end in ssk's. No longer an issue. The key is truly coating your hair, not disrupting the curl pattern after conditioning (I.e- combing/brushing) and not trying to go several days before co-washing again (hair tightens as it dries out/frizzes & leads to knots).
I don't like gunky hair; I layer KCKT beneath EVOO beneath flaxseed gel. Touchable, has movement, volume & definition. Non-sticky, non-greasy, and co-washes clean. I think more women would be pleasantly surprised by their hair after trying this method.
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I finally tried this method and my hair turned out cute on day one.
I wet my hair (after a bad braid and curl) and shingled in Eco Styler Argan Oil gel. I wet my hair afterward and did the shake out then sat under the Pibbs dryer for about 20 minutes. I had some shrinkage but nowhere near the normal shrinkage I get up to my ears. My hair actually had some hang to it.
Day two, not so much. But I never get cute day two hair with Eco Styler gel.
I think if you have fine hair co washing on a daily basis and putting all that product in your hair could be a recipe for over manipulation and hygral fatigue. I think he just wants people to use all his products. I think to combat hygral fatigue one must use a pre poo (I never cared about that in the past but now I do) and not be heavy handed with products in the shower too much.
I also think that finer textures it is very hard because the spirals, coils and curls are so tiny that it is hard to really show much curl definition. The way to lock in those coils one must use a gel that will really lock in a hold those coils and if your coils are really tiny it will just look like a matted mess. However, I would not like to use gel on my hair daily now that my hair is pushing past the TWA phase an onto the in between stage.
I still believe that water is the best refresher but now when I am in the shower, I do not wash/wet my hair loose and I do not wet my hair in the shower daily but I am meticulous about my twice a week DC.
Best,
Almond Eyes
I have fine hair too but my experience has been the exact opposite. Daily cowashing is the only way my hair started retaining length after many many years. I might have an extremely dry texture. My hair loves wash n gos, and especially this method. I was finally able to grow my hair to APL a couple years ago before a few setbacks, but I'm almost there again now.
I agree no one needs to buy his products. This method was around before he slapped his name on it. I use my LCO products then Eco styler gel daily. They're very light (which is important for fine hair).
Over a year later and I still go hard for this method!!! I'm just bummed that it's too cold to do it through out the year. This is the only way I WnGs and I modified it to create a stretched wash n go with huge twists that I let down for a fluffy twist out.anyone still doing this? This method is A+!