Can someone answer this ?, once & for all?!

[bee]

I know there is already a thread on "kitchen" issues but I would like a DEFINITIVE answer to controlling the "beedeebee's!" Shaving them is not an option.

I have been dying to wear more protective styles (wear braidouts 95% of the time) but the "bee's" are TOO embarrassing!

PLEASE HELP!!

 

[GoingBack]

Just put some type of moisturizer on it and tie your edges down. I like to use S-Curl and an oil (jojoba, monoi, etc). Sometimes i will use a boar bristle brush and then tie my edges down with a silk scarf. I do this at night and in the morning, I have flat edges Hope this helps and let me know if I need to elaborate more.

 

[CatSuga]

Use some of this hurrrrr
http://www.cvs.com/CVSApp/cvs/gateway/detail?prodid=178029&deptid=3&catid=31&subcatid=382

 

[ladylibra_30]

you may want to definitely give elasta's glaze a try....i really, really like this product.

 

[landakaye]

I have the same problem. I am trying to grow it out where I was shaved. I cant keep dem suckas down to save my life. I want them slick

 

[LegallySpeaking]

I dab on a little water and Vonte's Silk Effects Styling Tool, brush it with a boar bristle brush and then tie my hair down with a scarf.

 

[Shayla]

what works for me is ORS fertilizing temple balm...put some of this on your bb's, brush, and those suckers lay down SLICK ...HTH

 

[bee]

WHEW! I can't thank y'all enough! I'm going to try EVERYTHING you ladies suggested. Something's gotta work

THANK YOU ALL!

 

[PhonyBaloney500]

Shaving it off will really take care of it!

 

[AudraChanell]

On but Off Topic: I am dying over here at bee-da-bees.
I too am from the tri-state and we call them beady beads
SOrry ...

Now ON topic: I would suggest trying several products before I shave them off ...

 

[Isis]

Those pomades men use that makes pretty waves (the names slip by me right now) should work very well in this area. Humectress as a leave in (just a little bit) will also keep the kitchen very soft as it grows in.

 

[Daughter]

am I missing something? What wrong with "beady beads"?