Evolving78
Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013
ends are doing well so far. the LOC method is working.
ends are doing well so far. the LOC method is working.
Are you still using the tangle teezer? I had to give mine up in tears...It is known to give midshaft splits. Eventhough I did not experience this, the risk is too great. What tools are you using if not the TT?Talked to someone about my hair, and she said I have probably have mid-shaft splits that as they grow out make my ends look bushy. Hadn't thought of that. That is both good news and bad news. It's bad because I have to find a way to handle the splits. But it's good because now I can stop chasing ways of improving my ends.
I think switching over to a cleansing conditioner and doing more detangling with conditioner will help. I now need to find a better leave-in with slip. And she recommend a light protein to try.
[USER=10150 said:virtuenow[/USER];17807113]Are you still using the tangle teezer? I had to give mine up in tears...It is known to give midshaft splits. Eventhough I did not experience this, the risk is too great. What tools are you using if not the TT?
ends still doing good so far. i am going to try my best to hold off on dusting until next month. i am doing a very light protein treatment now. i am still bunning. i only plan to use heat once this month.
At the bolded but I know you can do it shortdub78 and if you don't, we really may need to stage that intervention and get a hold of your scissors
My ends are looking much better after wash day, when my wet bun dries, I will go bacK to a sock bun.
i'm glad i read this because i was starting to question myself! once i air dried, i but a tad bit of oil on my end and bunned it up!
Okay, so I didn't feel like doing the monthly trim sessions I had planned--it's just too time consuming. I'm going back to every 8weeks. Still trying to get rid of the inverted "V". I will just have to do a few deep trims to get there (after summer).
I have learned a new technique for retaining and protecting my ends: I CANNOT touch my ends until I have first spritzed them w/water based moisturizer. Out of habit, I have been doing daily style prep on bone dry hair. I just separate my ends by pull them apart-- and if they are fused, I force them apart. No thought about it! So recently I noticed how my ends are just popping off-- you know, little short pieces everywhere. Ding, ding: I just made the connection-- this has to be because of my rough handling of my hair.
So the key is, I have to soften my hair first (water spriz), then begin the styling process. This thing just got very real. I can't wait to do a trim to get rid of the jagged ends and put this in practice. All things must be RETENTION FOCUSED!