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This is very interesting...
Moisture has allowed me to retain tremendous length
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This is very interesting...
tsturnbu
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you can still lock in moisture without wearing a bun.
You can do the baggies method (small bun in your hair wrapped with a plastic cap and covered with a hair piece); or
if your hair is very short, you can use a moisturizer to slick it back, with a cute side part part
or you can just condition wash your hair daily and seal with oil and a creamy leave in.
girl, your hair doesnt have to be long to lock in the moisture
You can do the baggies method (small bun in your hair wrapped with a plastic cap and covered with a hair piece); or
if your hair is very short, you can use a moisturizer to slick it back, with a cute side part part
or you can just condition wash your hair daily and seal with oil and a creamy leave in.
girl, your hair doesnt have to be long to lock in the moisture
Juliagizzle
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Ur hair is so smooth and puuuurrdyful lol.
I sealed with oil and did a bun and it does really seem to lock in moisture, even better than braiding it and ssatin scarf...but dumb question ummm how do u do ur bun. I just put a pony tail holder twist it up and then another holder. It that good?:
erplexed I dont dont if thats the best ways for less breakage.
I sealed with oil and did a bun and it does really seem to lock in moisture, even better than braiding it and ssatin scarf...but dumb question ummm how do u do ur bun. I just put a pony tail holder twist it up and then another holder. It that good?:
erplexed I dont dont if thats the best ways for less breakage.
Aggie
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Girl tsturnbu, thank you for the reminder about the Cantu Shea leave in creme, that has saved my hair a lot especially when stretching my relaxer which I am doind right now, makes it really soft and manageable for detangling, so Ima pull that out today and use right after I wash this DC out of my hair
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tsturnbu
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after i moisturize my hair with cantu shea butter, i put my hair in a very low ponytail, and secure with a cloth scrunchie soaked in castor oil. then i wrap my ponytail hair (moisturized with cantu shea butter) around the bun/scrunchie, and secure it with another castor oil soaked scrunchie.
when i take my bun down the next day in the shower, my ends are still damp and moisturized. then i do the whole process all over again.
when i take my bun down the next day in the shower, my ends are still damp and moisturized. then i do the whole process all over again.
Ur hair is so smooth and puuuurrdyful lol.
I sealed with oil and did a bun and it does really seem to lock in moisture, even better than braiding it and ssatin scarf...but dumb question ummm how do u do ur bun. I just put a pony tail holder twist it up and then another holder. It that good?:
tsturnbu
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girl, i have started a love affair with cantu shea butter!
Girl tsturnbu, thank you for the reminder about the Cantu Shea leave in creme, that has saved my hair a lot especially when stretching my relaxer which I am doind right now, makes it really soft and manageable for detangling, so Ima pull that out today and use right after I wash this DC out of my hair
Aggie
Well-Known Member
tst, I used my Cantu shea leave-in con, and i tell you, as usual, it did not disappoint, detangling was a breeze
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hurricane
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I love this stuff. So are you using a spray bottle to wet your hair or are you jumping in the shower. I'm getting to the point that I have to have water in my hair at least every two days. My hair gets so dry.
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