djanae
New Member
So, my layered hair has been giving me a TIME. I love the layers when my hair is straight (and I'll prob keep them), but I finally got enough hair to do a pony, and the curls in front pop right back up 
I hate having to put a zillion bobby pins in to hold them down, so I've been experimenting A LOT with braidouts this fall/winter. I found out the key to getting braidouts that last, is not fluffing my hair to death (my crown area is mostly wavy - no coils - so too much fluffing = pure frizz)
I just use Lustrasilk Olive Oil cholesterol (can be used on dry or wet hair- don't have to wash it out) and some coconut oil. I do about 5-7 braids on each side of my head (10-14 total) and TA-DA!
		
		
	
	
		
	
		
	
		
	
		
	
		
	
Any other ladies rockin the braidouts exclusively?
 
I've tried bantus, twists, (all of which usually turned out looking a mess lol) but this style has saved me this winter. I was sooo tried of just doing puffs after the BC when it got colder outside.
				
			
I hate having to put a zillion bobby pins in to hold them down, so I've been experimenting A LOT with braidouts this fall/winter. I found out the key to getting braidouts that last, is not fluffing my hair to death (my crown area is mostly wavy - no coils - so too much fluffing = pure frizz)
I just use Lustrasilk Olive Oil cholesterol (can be used on dry or wet hair- don't have to wash it out) and some coconut oil. I do about 5-7 braids on each side of my head (10-14 total) and TA-DA!
	
	
	
	
	Any other ladies rockin the braidouts exclusively?
 I've tried bantus, twists, (all of which usually turned out looking a mess lol) but this style has saved me this winter. I was sooo tried of just doing puffs after the BC when it got colder outside.
			
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 it!!!! Your hair's soooo yummy looking 
			
			