DDTexlaxed
TRANSITION OVER! 11-22-14
Dang girl, that's one gawgeous braidout! I am wishing I had natural hair right now!
tthreat08 said:Your hair looks great! One question; do you rebraid each night to keep control of your hair, or what do you do to it each night to maintain it?
\Bublnbrnsuga said:Now see, I don't know what I am going to do to keep this style. Last night, I slept with my hair in the same style and in the morning well, it looks a hot mess. It looks like I am going to try this style again tonight and maintain it by wetting the hair again and rebraiding.
Does anyone have any better ideas for maintaining this style?
Cooyah said:oh but that is a smorgeous style, damn damn damn, looking gooood
Bublnbrnsuga said:I hope this goes through this time. Anyway, Kristina provided some tips for a great braidout. One of her tips really caught my attention- applying gel to the ends of the braid. Well, I washed my hair with blended beauty shampoo and conditioner and applied Elucence MB as a leave-in as well as Shea Butter leave-in conditioner ( thanks naturallady AKA Caisha!!) I loosely braided my hair in about 7 sections then I used aloe vera gel on the ends of each braid to hold it together. In the morning I applied natural mango butter from que shan's (thanks again, naturallady) and voila!
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a172/Thi...Braids20103.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a172/Thi...Braids20104.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a172/Thi...Braids20107.jpg
I like my braidouts better than my twistouts, mainly because the braids are already 'flattened' so sleeping on them won't matter. I usually have to mist my two strands before taking them down so they can fatten back up before I unravel them.