Ediese
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I've always wanted to do a braidout, but I've never liked the way it looks on me because my hair isn't all natural yet. Anyway, I followed Bronzeg's tutorial last night, and I'm really please with how it came out. The trick was using really small perm rods at the end, so that even my straight ends blended. The next time I have to make sure that I unbraid better so that I have less frizz.
I washed with Shescentit's Hemp shampoo, and conditioned with Hairveda's Moisturizing conditioner 24/7. I used Shescentit moisture mist as a leave in, and Hairveda's whipped baggy creme to moisturize and cocasta oil to seal my ends. Oh yeah, I used the Almond glaze to grease my scalp because it's been looking really dry lately. Overall, I really like it, but I wish it looked longer from the front.
Here are my results. I have more in my fotki. http://public.fotki.com/Ediese1/my-first-braidout/
This is when I unbraided it.
I'm thinking I should have left it like this instead of kept picking it out, but I didnt' like the length.
I washed with Shescentit's Hemp shampoo, and conditioned with Hairveda's Moisturizing conditioner 24/7. I used Shescentit moisture mist as a leave in, and Hairveda's whipped baggy creme to moisturize and cocasta oil to seal my ends. Oh yeah, I used the Almond glaze to grease my scalp because it's been looking really dry lately. Overall, I really like it, but I wish it looked longer from the front.
Here are my results. I have more in my fotki. http://public.fotki.com/Ediese1/my-first-braidout/
This is when I unbraided it.
I'm thinking I should have left it like this instead of kept picking it out, but I didnt' like the length.
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I wish when my hair was relaxed it was as thick as yours though. I'd be tempted..
