faithVA
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Just off hand it sounds like you either have build up and need to clarify or you need protein.Anyone know what causes hair to have a rather sticky texture when wet?
Any more details that can help?
Just off hand it sounds like you either have build up and need to clarify or you need protein.Anyone know what causes hair to have a rather sticky texture when wet?
I haven't washed in a long time (3 weeks) as I have been trying to stretch washes and I use silicones so that's probably it. It's just strange because even when I had dirty hair (natural) as a kid, it was never sticky when wet. When I say sticky, I mean like the texture of honey or glue. I typically wash with a sulfate shampoo.Just off hand it sounds like you either have build up and need to clarify or you need protein.
Any more details that can help?
That sounds like moisture overload. My hair does this if I wait too long in between protein treatments.Anyone know what causes hair to have a rather sticky texture when wet?
I also haven't had a protein treatment in probably a month and a half or two.That sounds like moisture overload. My hair does this if I wait too long in between protein treatments.
That sounds about right. My hair will continue to feel unclean even after clarifying until I give in and do the protein treatment. Do you have other sources of protein in your reggie?I also haven't had a protein treatment in probably a month and a half or two.
I feel the same way, but for me I feel like I can't wear braids forever.My hair/scalp feel so much better now that I've washed/DC-ed. My flat iron worked but it didn't get my hair as straight as I'd like but I think it was my technique. I suck and I'm on my period and I was tired when I flat ironed so I rushed. But luckily it's straight enough and long enough so I can style it in a way that looks halfway decent. And it's so cold that most people are wearing hats anyway.
I cannot wait to get my hair braided next week so I can wear my hair down again. I also forgot how much maintenance straight hair requires. I've gotten used to getting braids and then leaving my hair alone for 2 months lol.
This is my current phase lol. Until about 2 years ago I loved my hair straight and never would've considered PS-ing. Then I did and fell in love lol. We'll see how long it lasts.I feel the same way, but for me I feel like I can't wear braids forever.
I want to get my hair shaped, but I don't trust anyone to do it :/ my natural hair is easier to style now that it's long (I'm waist length stretched), I can throw it in 4 twists, unravel, and BAM! Natural luxuriousness even my messy/lazy buns are cute. It gets better, I promise. The only aspect that takes more time is detangling since I have to be very gentle.Forgot to add: I let someone cut my hair into an actual shape for the first time since going natural. Even though I lost some length, I wish I had done this long ago! Major difference!
As a kid you may not have used as many silicones so you did t have the same issue. You may be able to just use the sulfate shampoo but you might need a clarifying shampoo. After you wash it again you will know. You may want to do a protein treatment but you may need to clarify before that as well.I haven't washed in a long time (3 weeks) as I have been trying to stretch washes and I use silicones so that's probably it. It's just strange because even when I had dirty hair (natural) as a kid, it was never sticky when wet. When I say sticky, I mean like the texture of honey or glue. I typically wash with a sulfate shampoo.
What chu mean by this.
My curls are springy coils so he plays with them, pulling it out then watching it spring back
I've been struggling for years trying to make a puff with a section of pantyhose. This morning I tried a pant sock instead and that made a huge difference. It was no struggle at all.
Lesson learned. Pantyhose are too wimpy to hold down all this hair.
I just washed my hair today and made sure to use a protein treatement. The stickiness went away.I also haven't had a protein treatment in probably a month and a half or two.
Lol. I thought you meant something else.
I will try to remember. I hope one day I have hair long enough for a ponytailI found the same thing for ponytail holders. Trouser socks are perfect.
I just washed my hair today and made sure to use a protein treatement. The stickiness went away.
I was just complaining about this in another thread and im only SL with high porosity and medium to low density. Cant imagine with high density hair. Lord...Kinky textured naturals, is it normal for you to get 4 uses or less from an average sized product? I get 1-2 uses out of an average sized bottle of rinse out conditioner. And I've gotten about 4 uses out of this $25 Camille rose twist butter. .
I was just complaining about this in another thread and im only SL with high porosity and medium to low density. Cant imagine with high density hair. Lord...
That in between length just before sl is a nightmare. At that time I contemplated texlaxing and heat training too. A lot! Lol. Im SL now and its better.My twist out looks cute today, but again, I know tonight it's retwisting and bonnet. I love the look of my hair when I have a bomb twist out, it's just the maintenance that goes into it daily and feeling restricted. I want more freedom and styling options.
Yep. I just cowashed and did a 2 min rinse with V05. My hair loves it so I love it. PLUS my daughter has HL hair. I'd have to budget in way too much to keep her hair clean and styled. I will spend a little on protein DCs since my hair is so particular about protein and more on stylers but that's it . I get moisture DCs from the regular stores at regular prices.This is exactly why I switched to Pantene and Trader Joe's for deep conditioners and rinse outs. I was literally washing my money down the drain using enough product to saturate my hair. Now I keep the pricy products as leave ins. If it's not in my hair for more than 2 days, it needs to cost less than $5.