SO DO I!!! You never hear that. People are always complaining. My only wish is for more of the hair I love. To that end, my three bottles of Surge 2.0 are sitting at the post office just waiting for me.
She is talking about the Netwurk Xcel 21 spray: Do You Remember Surge 14 Hair Revitalizer?????What is Surge 2.0? I googled, and several things came up. Is it a liquid vitamin or a hair product? TIA!
I wouldn't. The spray is good enough, but it will not solve your SSK problem.I'm pretty sure I'm going to purchase the whole Netwurks line.
Sigh.
I have to solve this SSK problem!!!
I wouldn't. The spray is good enough, but it will not solve your SSK problem.
re: your ssk problem. I see you posting in the MHM thread. Is that not helping?Thanks!
re: your ssk problem. I see you posting in the MHM thread. Is that not helping?
SO DO I!!! You never hear that. People are always complaining. My only wish is for more of the hair I love. To that end, my three bottles of Surge 2.0 are sitting at the post office just waiting for me.
Mine too, I understand. (If you wanna see my naked hair, I have a single pic in my album that shows it.)Thanks for asking, Honey Bee. It's not helping. I have tried SOOOOOOOOOO many things. I lose so much hair over SSKs.
I recently did my first henna treatment. I think it might be making a difference, despite the fact that right after the treatment my hair tangled ferociously. However, a week in/after, I think I'm experiencing fewer tangles. That gave me the idea that perhaps I need to try to thicken my strands. My strands are UNBELIEVABLY thin. Much, much, much thinner than thread.
*Google and buys*
Ugh, I'm so weak!!
*Google and buys*
Ugh, I'm so weak!!
Mine too, I understand. (If you wanna see my naked hair, I have a single pic in my album that shows it.)
I don't know exactly how I don't get ssk's cuz I got them a-plenty over the course of my two yr transition. I think it's something to do with MHM'ing but not religiously. I use shampoo when I want/ need to, I use Wetline Xtreme gel (so not 'approved' but thick enough to keep individual strands from doing their own thing), and I go through phases where I do a TON of protein. I mean, a ton. Like, Nexxus Polymedic recon and Aphogee 2 min on Monday, and then Aphogee 2 step on Wed, Cherry Lola on Saturday. My hair is fine enough that it just sucks it up. (I don't 'trust' natural protein treatments.) Also, I never, ever, ever use oil/ butter as a leave in. I find it makes my hair sticky and strands that stick together knot up together. (I can't speak on henna and ssk's bc I used it on relaxed hair, but it did help with tangling. I only stopped bc I want to play with color.)
Did any of that resonate with you?
Thanks for asking, Honey Bee. It's not helping. I have tried SOOOOOOOOOO many things. I lose so much hair over SSKs.
I recently did my first henna treatment. I think it might be making a difference, despite the fact that right after the treatment my hair tangled ferociously. However, a week in/after, I think I'm experiencing fewer tangles. That gave me the idea that perhaps I need to try to thicken my strands. My strands are UNBELIEVABLY thin. Much, much, much thinner than thread.
Your stretching your hair?
Not consistently, and not very much.
@Saludable84,
My last stretch was to two-strand twist. When I took them down, tangles galore somehow. After ALL OF THAT datgum detangling prior to twisting. I got really down.
. So I'm using Nutress protein packs at the moment.
I don't do butters because I do gels for wash-and-go's. I have the wetline gel, but I hardly use it because it is drying and plastic-y on my hair (though pretty!).
Aww, thank you!@Honey Bee , your hair is PRETTY!
I actually like Wetline because of the plastic-i-ness (? lol). I feel like it makes a wng into a ps, like my hair is wearing a condom or something. I also think it helps keep the cuticle closed. (I'm historically hi po too, but that might have changed.)
I looked up Nutress protein packs but I couldn't find the ingredients. All I could find was something about 'organic proteins'. I don't know what that means but it sounds ineffective. I say that because most natural proteins aren't small enough to enter the strand. They sit on top, which is fine if you have normal hair, but us fine haired folks, we need the heavy duty stuff imo. My hair don't play like that. If you're concerned about the ingredients in the products I mentioned, you could also get your hands on some Neutral Protein Filler (cheap enough to get on a no buy ) and add it to your preferred moisturizing dc.
Aww, thank you!
Maybe this can help you (she keeps coming up as suggested for me and I kept seeing the title of products w/o coconut oil)The humidity is starting to leave Florida, and I'm happy about that. But, my hair, not so much. It loves the humidity, but once it's gone my hair likes to dry out. If I could only find a heavy butter that doesn't have coconut oil.
What you just described is exactly what I want to do with gel, especially on the ends. Too bad I have a fussy scalp and ears or I would try the Wetline. I will figure it out...I actually like Wetline because of the plastic-i-ness (? lol). I feel like it makes a wng into a ps, like my hair is wearing a condom or something.
That black coated sneaky guy is one of my fave emoticons.Can't reply in full now, but your post has me laughing out loud!!!
Plasticy hair condom!
Inclusion of that black-coated sneaky guy icon after the Neutral Protein Filler comment.
Haaaaaaa! Where can I buy the Neutral Protein Filler?
I have castor butter in my Amazon cart.The humidity is starting to leave Florida, and I'm happy about that. But, my hair, not so much. It loves the humidity, but once it's gone my hair likes to dry out. If I could only find a heavy butter that doesn't have coconut oil.