I seem to have alot of questions for a non-BKT'er. Lol!!
Anyone use Colorshowers with their BKT?
Here are the ingredients:
Ingredients: Dionized Water, Citric Acid, Salt, Sellosize, Metil and Benzoato Sodium, Quaternium 60, Propy-lene glycol, Red Ponceuax #4, Red Amarant #2, Blue #1, Blue #2, Yellow #5, Yellow #6.
Would it be okay to use this before BKT and then BKT after?
Just trying to get all my supplies and info together.
Thanks.
Okay, since you all have been so patiently waiting...here's my BKT'd hair...these will only be available for a short time, so enjoy!
My hubby is just in from work, so he didn't have alotta patience .
But, anyhoo, they are kinda dark, excuse the cleav', but you get the picture.
They are really a disservice, bcs my hair is super smooth, extremely shiny and soft and SWANGIN', baby.
The last picture was taken in May, so you can see my progress....
Okay, since you all have been so patiently waiting...here's my BKT'd hair...these will only be available for a short time, so enjoy!
My hubby is just in from work, so he didn't have alotta patience .
But, anyhoo, they are kinda dark, excuse the cleav', but you get the picture.
They are really a disservice, bcs my hair is super smooth, extremely shiny and soft and SWANGIN', baby.
The last picture was taken in May, so you can see my progress....
Okay, since you all have been so patiently waiting...here's my BKT'd hair...these will only be available for a short time, so enjoy!
My hubby is just in from work, so he didn't have alotta patience .
But, anyhoo, they are kinda dark, excuse the cleav', but you get the picture.
They are really a disservice, bcs my hair is super smooth, extremely shiny and soft and SWANGIN', baby.
The last picture was taken in May, so you can see my progress....
I seem to have alot of questions for a non-BKT'er. Lol!!
Anyone use Colorshowers with their BKT?
Here are the ingredients:
Ingredients: Dionized Water, Citric Acid, Salt, Sellosize, Metil and Benzoato Sodium, Quaternium 60, Propy-lene glycol, Red Ponceuax #4, Red Amarant #2, Blue #1, Blue #2, Yellow #5, Yellow #6.
Would it be okay to use this before BKT and then BKT after?
Just trying to get all my supplies and info together.
Thanks.
you ladies sold me to this. I ordered soft-liss last week and got it on Friday. I just relaxed on Thursday, so I am waiting two weeks before doing the BKT...or I don't need to? I am not sure. I have read that you can do it right after coloring, but I haven't seen anything about relaxing. What do you ladies think?
Thanks!
BronzeB, look at you! Your BKT results look great! I'll be glad when my hair will be hangin and swangin like that! I love your results! Looks like you're working out the BKT kinks; and figuring things out. Thanks for sharing!Okay, since you all have been so patiently waiting...here's my BKT'd hair...these will only be available for a short time, so enjoy!
My hubby is just in from work, so he didn't have alotta patience .
But, anyhoo, they are kinda dark, excuse the cleav', but you get the picture.
They are really a disservice, bcs my hair is super smooth, extremely shiny and soft and SWANGIN', baby.
The last picture was taken in May, so you can see my progress....
You definitely used too much. You want to make sure each strand is coated but to comb out all excess. I have shoulder length layered hair and I use a little less than an ounce. I have to apply it using my hands in the back to make sure I don't put on too much. The results of using to much is stiff coated feeling hair. It should be better after the first wash.Hey ladies, I BKT'd my niece's earlength hair yesterday. I didn't really get good results. erplexed But to be fair, her hair is damaged, very porous, stiff and mushy and i'm trying to whip it back into health. It doesnt hold moisture AT ALL and it's in need of some serious protein. So i've been treating it for the past few weeks and I thought BKT would be a good option. So I used Global 4% that I purchased from a member here (thanks lwilliams1922!). And I used about 1.7ozs. And her hair came out feeling coated and stiff. (But i did notice a lil bit of shine and a tiny bit of swing) And LWilliams had told me that she got better results using less, so i think that my issue was i used waaaaay too much for her hair. I am doing the 1st wash on tuesday so i hope it feels better, silkier and more body after the wash. Next time i'll probably use .8oz for her earlength hair. And next weekend i'm planning to BKT my layered BSL length hair, so i'm guessing maybe 1.5ozs?
Oh and let me tell yall about the experience. Well I applied the product in my foyer, without using a fan (because I have heard ladies say that it's not irritating when applying it, but gets irritating when it's blowdried and flat-ironed). But let me tell you...we started off ok, and the chocolate smell was ok, but like after 10mins my niece got teary eyed and i started feeling a tad bit dizzy. So after i applied it, we went outside to the patio for blowdrying. On the patio, i sat her in front of a fan, and we also wore painters masks (got from walmart fo $4). But we didnt notice any irritation so she removed her mask and she was just fine... i left mines on just to be safe.
But anywhoo....just wanted to share my experience... In hopes that it helps someone.... and also to see if anyone has any good results with applying it to damaged hair, or can we only get good results on healthy hair?
Hey ladies, I BKT'd my niece's earlength hair yesterday. I didn't really get good results. erplexed But to be fair, her hair is damaged, very porous, stiff and mushy and i'm trying to whip it back into health. It doesnt hold moisture AT ALL and it's in need of some serious protein. So i've been treating it for the past few weeks and I thought BKT would be a good option. So I used Global 4% that I purchased from a member here (thanks lwilliams1922!). And I used about 1.7ozs. And her hair came out feeling coated and stiff. (But i did notice a lil bit of shine and a tiny bit of swing) And LWilliams had told me that she got better results using less, so i think that my issue was i used waaaaay too much for her hair. I am doing the 1st wash on tuesday so i hope it feels better, silkier and more body after the wash. Next time i'll probably use .8oz for her earlength hair. And next weekend i'm planning to BKT my layered BSL length hair, so i'm guessing maybe 1.5ozs?
Oh and let me tell yall about the experience. Well I applied the product in my foyer, without using a fan (because I have heard ladies say that it's not irritating when applying it, but gets irritating when it's blowdried and flat-ironed). But let me tell you...we started off ok, and the chocolate smell was ok, but like after 10mins my niece got teary eyed and i started feeling a tad bit dizzy. So after i applied it, we went outside to the patio for blowdrying. On the patio, i sat her in front of a fan, and we also wore painters masks (got from walmart fo $4). But we didnt notice any irritation so she removed her mask and she was just fine... i left mines on just to be safe.
But anywhoo....just wanted to share my experience... In hopes that it helps someone.... and also to see if anyone has any good results with applying it to damaged hair, or can we only get good results on healthy hair?
You will love it. Texlaxed hair and BKT are a match made in heaven! <running fingers through my hair>I have jumeped on the BKT wagon. Just ordered Soft-Liss. I'm currently texlaxed and it gets so frizzy when I wear it straight. Hopefully this will help.
Okay, since you all have been so patiently waiting...here's my BKT'd hair...these will only be available for a short time, so enjoy!
My hubby is just in from work, so he didn't have alotta patience .
But, anyhoo, they are kinda dark, excuse the cleav', but you get the picture.
They are really a disservice, bcs my hair is super smooth, extremely shiny and soft and SWANGIN', baby.
The last picture was taken in May, so you can see my progress....
you ladies sold me to this. I ordered soft-liss last week and got it on Friday. I just relaxed on Thursday, so I am waiting two weeks before doing the BKT...or I don't need to? I am not sure. I have read that you can do it right after coloring, but I haven't seen anything about relaxing. What do you ladies think?
Thanks!