to the low Po ladies,are you liking the acv or the baking soda for your clarifying step?
to the low Po ladies,are you liking the acv or the baking soda for your clarifying step?
I love baking soda although I've never used ACV for that step, I get great results with the Baking soda.to the low Po ladies,are you liking the acv or the baking soda for your clarifying step?
to the low Po ladies,are you liking the acv or the baking soda for your clarifying step?
to the low Po ladies,are you liking the acv or the baking soda for your clarifying step?
to the low Po ladies,are you liking the acv or the baking soda for your clarifying step?
[USER=149048 said:Honey Bee[/USER];20997691]I've been thinking about a hi po CLT... maybe I could add some SAA so that it can get in while my cuticles are open.
Thoughts?
Check out dubaidee's blogspot. She gives a recipe for hi po ladies.
http://dubaidee4c.blogspot.com/2014/12/the-max-hydration-method-regime.html
Here are my recipes for the CLCT
Low Porosity Hair -
1-2 cups Yoghurt
1 Plaintain
1 Banana
1 Avocado
1 Egg
1tbsp ACV
1tbsp Aminos
2 tbsps Honey
2 tbsps Molasses
2 tbsp Baking Soda
High Porosity
1-2 cups Yoghurt
1 Plaintain
1 Banana
1 Avocado
1 Egg
2 tbsps Coconut Vinegar / ACV
2 tbsps Aminos
1 tbsp Honey
1 tbsp Molasses
1 tbsp Baking Soda
[USER=149048 said:Honey Bee[/USER];20997847]Is this what you were pointing me toward?
Oh, new discovery: I *need* to do the CLT every two weeks. I can't play around or stuff starts popping off left and right.
[USER said:atlien11;20998049[/USER]]I bit the bullet and bought some Clay. Ill report back as to the difference it makes. Im still doing research on Baking Soda and ACV but the nerd in me makes it think that the BS will open the cuticle, and a slight addition of acv at the end will close the cuticle back up to lock in moisture.
to the low Po ladies,are you liking the acv or the baking soda for your clarifying step?
What type of clay did you buy? Are you low porosity? Then BS should work well. As a low porosity head I make sure not to close my cuticle until after my leave-in is applied. Otherwise it will just sit on the hair. High porosity hair could probably benefit from using acv after the leave-in. Just make sure what you do matches your porosity.
How do you do that? Do you spray ACV on after the leave/in?
It depends on what you are comfortable with. You want to use a product that has a ph between 4 and 5.5. Most people will just use something like the kinky curl gel which has a ph of 5 to close the cuticle. You can use a very diluted mixture of acv. I think some have used 32 oz with I think its 1 tbsp of water. Don't quote me on that because I haven't measured and tested it. Some people use a product with aloe vera. I have mixed leave-in, water and a little acv to drop the ph of my leave-in. The gist is that you want to use a product after your leave-in that has a ph of 4 to 5.5 and that are many ways to do that with purchased products, products you make yourself or by adding acv, aloe vera, citric acid etc to products.
Clay is in and after checking for max...(scratch that)...IMPROVED hydration, I must say I'm pleased! I plan to leave the clay in for 4-5 hours this time.
The front of my hair has never looked this soft and curly, even after starting mhm. Today marks a miles stone. My nape and my bangs always thinned and broke off with relaxers and its proving that these two areas have a looser texture.
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3 weeks since starting the regimen and all I can say is, I can't wait to see what 6,12,etc. weeks of following the regimen strictly will bring! My hair is looking so healthy I can cry! I'm definitely 4b/a and not 4c like I thought and I'm still chopping scab hair.
This pic was taken 1-2 weeks ago.
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