tiffjust2002
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What does baggying do? How do you do it? And would it work for a 7 year old? lol Thanks Ladies I know their threads on this I am being lazy (hey at least I'm honest right?)
What does baggying do? How do you do it? And would it work for a 7 year old? lol Thanks Ladies I know their threads on this I am being lazy (hey at least I'm honest right?)
It's been a while since I checked in, so here goes! I abandoned using the hand lotion. It's effects were amazing but I can't take the smell. Too spicy, and it kept making me think I needed a shower. After that, I tried using a protein conditioner to strengthen my ends, but my hair rebelled horribly! So I went back to basics and started using my butter and oils mix on my ends. They're so much softer than usual and really manageable. I've been flat ironing more often, because I'm almost 21 weeks into a 24 week stretch, so I may need to do a trim soon. Other than that, my ends are doing pretty well!
Sorry you didn't get any replies to your post tiffjust2002. I am not a big baggier (if thats a word) so I was hoping someone else would respond.
Baggying is merely the process of covering your hair with a plastic cap or plastic wrap to infuse moisture into your hair. Some mist their hair first with water or some type of mist and some don't. Then they leave the plastic cap on for varying periods of time. It is supposed to increase the moisture in your hair.
Some only baggy the ends or baggy their bun instead of putting the plastic bag over the entire head.
And yes you could do this on a 7 year old.
[USER=318989 said:tiffjust2002[/USER];14509973]Oh okay sounds interesting, thanks for answering May I ask why you aren't a big fan?
This challenge is for everyone who wants to focus on healthier ends. We know our hair is always growing and that healthy ends are key to retention.
If you
1. had healthy ends but damaged them in some way
2. have ends that are dry, brittle, bushy
3. have ends that are thin, breaking or brittle
4. have breakage you just want to get rid of
5. or fill in the blank
this challenge is for you.
To join, post
1. Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc
2. Current Hair Length
3. The issue(s) you are having with your ends
4. What you have tried to improve your ends
5. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends
Hey ladies. My ends feel great today. I think I found a regimen for my dry ends issue. At least my ends are holding more moisture. Last night and added a tsp of salt to my conditioner. I dc'd for like 2 hrs and then rinsed it out. I then used a dime size of Oyin 2 min mask. Concentrating mostly on my ends. I sealed with shea butter. Bunned my hair and tied it down. This morning my ends wear soft and moist (a little damp). I am currently deployed in Aghanistan (dry heat). 12 hrs later from taking my scarf off my ends are still soft and moist. I didn't even use a baggy. That's a total of over 26 hrs since I rinsed out the conditioner. I got the ideal of adding salt to my conditioner for this thread. Please check it out. http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=262381
I will come back and let you know how long my ends stay moisturized.
:update: Hi guys I am back. I finally co-washed yesterday. My ends stayed moist for approximately 82 hrs (4 days). Anyway, like i said I co-washed last night then did a kimmaytube like leave in and sealed my ends. We will see if my ends stay moist like it did last time. The only difference is I didn't add the salt to the conditioner. Keeping fingers cross.
My ends were alright but not as soft and moisturized as when I added the salt and acv to my conditioner. I think I am going to have to go back to using that.Definitely want to hear how that goes. Please let us know how it turns out. I will try to keep up with you.
Yeah I loved the way my hair felt afterwards. I am going to have to do this again.WOW! The salt an ACV in my condish was AMAAAAZING!! I kept rinsing and rinsing cuz I couldn't believe all the condish was out and my hair still felt so silky! Definitely a staple this one!
I don't know what to do anymore. My ends have been really crunchy lately. I moisturize and pay attention to my ends. I baby them like a newborn, and yet they still fight me. I don't want to give up, or cut them (I've worked too hard to reach CBL!!), but at this point, it's like I'm stuck in a corner...
What are you moisturizing your ends with AryaStarr258?
Remind me again, are you natural or relaxed? How do you wear your hair?
Maybe we can give some group love to those ends.
Thank you! My ends need the love. Anyway, I'm relaxed, 21 weeks post, and I've been moisturizing with my own mix of Shea and Mango butter, and carrier oils: extra virgin oilve, jojoba, glycerin, caster, and coconut.
At first I THOUGHT I was moisturizing, and that it was working well, but now I'm not so sure. It's probably the oils. I just don't know what's the best water-based moisturizer to use.