What vendor does IPN stand for?
Residues? (I think of residue as something left behind when you finish something.) Do you mean stuff at the bottom of the liquid?
The oil is made of mixture of natural products used Ayurveda hair care so it doesn't surprise me that sediments would settle or separate. This is why it's a good idea to shake well before use so you get all the good parts and don't miss out on any.
I found a grey hair. Well, looks more white. When I plucked it, I noticed that only the end was white. The bottom half (the root) was black. I thought once a strand goes grey, there's no turning back.
Can anyone explain this?
I know exactly what you mean. I have one full gray strand and one as you mention Incognitus, black at the root & white on the tip. The full gray strand is all coarse and different in texture from the rest of my hair. Thanks for the info @Caatypus1.
I've heard of people alternating between MN and sublimed sulfur as growth aids... What about using them both together? Why don't people do this? Would something bad happen?
I've heard of people alternating between MN and sublimed sulfur as growth aids... What about using them both together? Why don't people do this? Would something bad happen?
How do you know if your hair is moisturized or dry?
Based on how it behaves. When its dry, its unruly but when its moisturized it stays in position.
@jobwriight
What size rollers are you using? Last time I used the 3/8" magnetic and it came out in nice big waves. Are you doing it on wet hair? You're relaxed, right? Do you have any layers cut in your hair?
I didn't like setting lotion either. I used a foamy wrap mousse.
ETA: Do you DC before your set?
Not sure of the size but they are a deep burgundy. If you make a circle with your thumb and pointer finger, they are a little bigger than that. I roll on freshly washed/cowashed and deep conditioned hair. No layers cut but my hair is not in a blunt cut. Haven't had a "cut" in over a year, just regular dusting when needed about every 4 months or so. When I take the rollers out...beautiful curls that fall nicely. But after a few hours...nothing. Maybe it's the humidity. And in the past winters...well I think I am just getting my hair to a reasonably healthy state after so many years of ignorance about healthy hair care. But still, shouldn't the curls pop back a little even if I wrap it up at night? After wrapping, my hair is not straight straight...it has a little curve to it like a molded wrap would be but no curl like when the rollers come off. Is that normal?
When people write "Fotki password in profile" (in their signature) WHERE the heck does one write it?! I want to password protect mine but I don't really see a place for a password in our profiles. erplexed
Makes sense...this is my deal. I can NEVER get roller sets to stay. They last all of about 4 hours, then it flops and sags. I have ALWAYS had this issue. I have used setting lotion but it makes my hair a little crunchy. I have used conditioner and that feels good but it still does not last. I was thinking my hair was dry causing it to lose the curl form. Then I tried to moisturize but that just makes it wet and lose form. Maybe I just don't have this kind of hair that wIll hold a curl without massive amounts of product that makes my hair hard. IDK. So I always end up wrapping it at night and then there is no curl at all. I see ladies with nice rings, spirals, loose waves, all that...but noooo not me. Is it because my hair is dry? He do you fix that?
Yeah, if I wrap my hair the reg way it will smooth most of the curl. What I try to do after take down is wrap it very loosely and w/o using a comb. I smooth it in the desired direction with my fingers and tie the scarf loosely too. Then I put a satin bonnet on top. I also style and arrange the curls with fingers.
Here is a close up pic of the wrap
My rollers are blue and some are mint green. After day three I started doing pin curls in large sections to keep some of the wave to avoid that flat look. Maybe that will work for you instead of wrapping.