Hair washing day dilemmas. Any tips

[Inches411]

Okay so I like doing my own hair but sometimes im so against doing it because of the problems I run into.I like things to be all neat and clean and organized and sometimes it gets outta hand. My first pet peeve is.. that when i wash my hair even though i am very gentle by the time im finished there is hair all over the shower walls and it the corners and nooks and its just crazy.I dont have one of those removable shower heads so just rinse the water off so i have to use a bucker and sometimes that dont help and then i just take a wet cloth and try to wipe all the hairs off and sometimse thats a hassle.. it so dang frustrating...

And also maybe its just me but I still have trouble getting the shed hair off my body... I take a wash cloth and scrub hard to make sure no hair is on my skin when I get out and sure enough when im drying off I see a ball of hair stuck on my dang thigh.. annoying

Keeping all my shampoos conditoiner and leave and oils clean and dry after i finish is a task in it self..


Luckily today I didnt have any hair drama. For the past couple of weeks my hair hasnt been responding to any of the products I have used on it.

All and in all how do you keep your self organized on wash day. I need to speed up my routine a bit and any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[PatTodd]

Basically, you just need a system. I have all of my leave ins and rollersetting supplies in a large rectangular basket with a lid. The rollers I use most often are in a tupperware containers, stacked 2 deep in the basket. Roller clips are in a smaller container. As I remove my rollers I put everything back and then store the container back where I keep it.

The shed hair should come off your body as you rinse out your conditioner. Keep a cup in the shower to rinse down the walls. Then I would use a separate towel (maybe black) to dry myself and to wipe down the walls, etc. of hair and then wash it right afterwards. Dry your bottles etc with a separate hand towel and launder that right afterwards too. Do most of your cleanup before you get under the dryer (if that's what you do) so you only have to put your rollers away.