Cheleigh
Well-Known Member
Friday morn I tried a modified version of ayanapooh's shake-n-go method.
Link to it found here: http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=84469&highlight=ayanapooh
I cw my hair and added leave-ins. Then I accordian scrunched IC Fantasia gel (blue) into my hair, hanging my head upside down over the tub. I could get better gel distribution through my hair with this method. Then I shook my hair hanging upside down. I got great second day hair from this method too. Pics in my album with title "ayanapooh's technique." This photo is a close up of my "4b" kinky waves with the technique.
But the real news is that I did a "naked" hair challenge where I cw my hair, rinsed well with warm and cold water and didn't apply any styling products or leave-in condish so I could see my hair texture sans product. I did still follow the technique of shaking my hair dry upside down.
Wow,
my naked hair looks totally different with this technique than it does even with product in it when I style it upright. The technique totally gives me definition. Pictures under my album titled "naked hair challenge."
I had to give a shout out to yet another LCHF member giving a great suggestion. Thank you ayanapooh. Technique is totally in my arsenal whenever I do a shake-n-go.
Link to it found here: http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=84469&highlight=ayanapooh
I cw my hair and added leave-ins. Then I accordian scrunched IC Fantasia gel (blue) into my hair, hanging my head upside down over the tub. I could get better gel distribution through my hair with this method. Then I shook my hair hanging upside down. I got great second day hair from this method too. Pics in my album with title "ayanapooh's technique." This photo is a close up of my "4b" kinky waves with the technique.
But the real news is that I did a "naked" hair challenge where I cw my hair, rinsed well with warm and cold water and didn't apply any styling products or leave-in condish so I could see my hair texture sans product. I did still follow the technique of shaking my hair dry upside down.
Wow,
my naked hair looks totally different with this technique than it does even with product in it when I style it upright. The technique totally gives me definition. Pictures under my album titled "naked hair challenge."
I had to give a shout out to yet another LCHF member giving a great suggestion. Thank you ayanapooh. Technique is totally in my arsenal whenever I do a shake-n-go.

I was just using an accordian description for lack of a better visual, but Cheleigh is exactly right - it's scrunching your hair upside down from root to tip. I guess I could have described it like that in the first place!
Anyways, I'm glad this helped you Cheleigh! It has literally been the difference in my shake and goes, and it comes out perfectly every time! 