Light products for Doobies....

[lonei]

Does anyone have any suggestions about the types of products that leave your hair bouncy and not weighed down after a doobie, thank you...

 

[nmfsc]

Hey Lonei, I like to use a few drops of pure jojoba oil on my doobie. I rub a few drops in my hand and rub throughout my hair when I take the rollers out and also rub a few drops around the wrap before tying up. Jojoba oil is very light and provides an excellent shine on my hair. The key to having a shiny, bouncy doobie is using minimal products. I know you will get excellent recommendations and I hope you find something that works for you. HTH

 

[Poohbear]

Coconut oil is good too

 

[Angelicus]

steps to bouncy, full wrap:

1. hot oll treatment
2. shampoo or clarify
3. watery or creamy leave in all over hair
4. serum on the ends only before setting on rollers
5. do the doobie thing and apply oil or serum lightly (don't over do this one).

result: a doobie that u cant keep your hands out of

 

[Karonica]

Hot 6 Oil.

 

[DigitalRain]

Mizani Shyne Oil Spray. It leaves a great shine w/o compromising body and movement. Smells good too.

 

[sassygirl125]

My cousin goes to a Dominican salon. She said that they spray Isoplus Oil Sheen on the brush when they are wrapping her hair. Any oil sheen would probably work the same way.

 

[Rainy101]

Design Essentials Silk Essentials (hair serum)

this is the lightest product I have EVER used. Because I have really fine hair myself...and thing that has oil in it weighs my hair down.

 

[lonei]

Thank you so much ladies for all your recommendations, keep them coming in!!!!

 

[LABETT]

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sassygirl125 said:
My cousin goes to a Dominican salon. She said that they spray Isoplus Oil Sheen on the brush when they are wrapping her hair. Any oil sheen would probably work the same way.

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I will try this sound great.

 

[Wildflower]

i used a watery leave in and a few drops of Kemi Oyl. My hair feels so bouncy and soft.

 

[lonei]

So are creamy leave ins better than watery ones or vice versa (for a bouncy style) and if so, please recommend products.

 

[lonei]

Bumping for more responses....

 

[nmfsc]

Lonei said:

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So are creamy leave ins better than watery ones or vice versa (for a bouncy style) and if so, please recommend products

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I wouldn't say that is always the case, it depends on the ingredients. For instance, Daily Doctor is very heavy on my hair (watery) and I use it for air drying. I have used it for rollersets in the past and my hair came out limp. Elucence MB (creamy) is lighter than DD and I use it for my rollersets and get wonderful bouncy hair. Trial and error would help when you want to determine those factors.

 

[lonei]

So would salerm 21 be better than motions leave in for a bouncy effect?

 

[Supergirl]

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Rainy101 said:
Design Essentials Silk Essentials (hair serum)

this is the lightest product I have EVER used. Because I have really fine hair myself...and thing that has oil in it weighs my hair down.

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That's a good one. It's very similar to Biosilk Silk Therapy.

 

[InsertCleverNameHere]

I third Design Essentials and I also like Kemi Oyl.

 

[Honeyhips]

good info

 

[Lindy]

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lonei said:
So would salerm 21 be better than motions leave in for a bouncy effect?

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Not sure about how it would work on a doobie, but Motions leave-in gives me a very bouncy twist-out.

 

[vickiepickles]

I like Carol's Daughter Hair Balm or Hair Milk.

 

[phynestone]

So, whenever you make a doobie, you don't condition w/ regular conditioner and just use a leave-in? I'm confused.

 

[AnjelLuvs]

I think the major key is too not use alot of products, I usually just use a leave- in and some setting lotion, then when its dry I add my products.