faithVA
Well-Known Member
I haven't nailed my regimen but I have made some progress. I found a shampoo that I like that moisturizes. That's a first step.
Within the past 2 months I have started using reconstructors with Keratin. This has helped tremendously. Using protein treatments without keratin have not worked well with my hair. I think the proper schedule for me is to use it within 3 to 5 days after coloring my hair and then every 3 weeks between color treatments.
Still playing around with LOC. Using a leave-in with glycerin or KCKT works as a good first step. Playing around with sunflower oil or apricot oil for the 2nd step.
I am still trying to figure out if I do better with a cream that has glycerin or without. So working on this step.
One of the things that has really helped, is once I rinse out my DC, I don't touch it. I put on a plastic cap and then put my t-shirt over that. Once the drips stop, I sit under my heat cap for 15 minutes to allow the water to absorb into my strands. My hair is more hydrated. Now I just need to master sealing it in.
Still a ways to go but it's getting better.
Within the past 2 months I have started using reconstructors with Keratin. This has helped tremendously. Using protein treatments without keratin have not worked well with my hair. I think the proper schedule for me is to use it within 3 to 5 days after coloring my hair and then every 3 weeks between color treatments.
Still playing around with LOC. Using a leave-in with glycerin or KCKT works as a good first step. Playing around with sunflower oil or apricot oil for the 2nd step.
I am still trying to figure out if I do better with a cream that has glycerin or without. So working on this step.
One of the things that has really helped, is once I rinse out my DC, I don't touch it. I put on a plastic cap and then put my t-shirt over that. Once the drips stop, I sit under my heat cap for 15 minutes to allow the water to absorb into my strands. My hair is more hydrated. Now I just need to master sealing it in.
Still a ways to go but it's getting better.