Random Hair Thoughts/Thinking out loud

Cut the relaxed ends off a patch of hair in my nape, added water & conditioner then ran a comb through it...i'm in love with that lil patch and have been touching it all day. Seeing that nice thick patch next to my relaxed hair shows me just how much relaxing thins my hair. Yup ya girl is officially transitioning. I'll bc in March 2018.
 
When I went out to lunch today, I encountered one of the worst weaves I've seen on a white woman. She had brastrap length, blonde extensions; but her real hair was dyed, fried, poofy, ragged, and shoulder length. Tragic.
 
When I went out to lunch today, I encountered one of the worst weaves I've seen on a white woman. She had brastrap length, blonde extensions; but her real hair was dyed, fried, poofy, ragged, and shoulder length. Tragic.
Tragic. With YouTube and Google around, ain't no way in tarnation that should be happening. For her sake I hope she's just depressed and doesn't actually think that looks cute.
 
Hey Ladies,

For all who may be interested in the Water Only Hair Washing Method, I've just bumped & updated the thread from last year. You can read about the process and see how different ladies experimented with it with both success & failure on LHCF, Youtube, blogs etc. It seems everyone develops their own unique regimen depending on their hair/scalp/lifestyle - for instance some who sweat more often rinse more often, some who produce more sebum clarify more often, some who have highly porous hair add natural strengthening "conditioners" to reduce hydral fatigue, and there are a variety of natural non-sebum stripping ingredients some use to occasionally clarify or condition (ex: vinegar, clay, banana baby food, rice water, etc).

I believe I started at the end of March 2016 and hit some bumps in the road in the beginning and documented the process throughout the thread. This method got really popular a while ago, especially on Youtube but I'm not sure how many ladies are still on the regimen nowadays. All I can say is that my hair & scalp has truly thrived ever since I made this change :yep:

Thread: Water Only Washing - Thoughts?
https://longhaircareforum.com/threads/water-only-washing-thoughts.769907/
 
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Hey Ladies,

For all who may be interested in the Water Only Hair Washing Method, I've just bumped & updated the thread from last year. You can read about the process and see how different ladies experimented with it with both success & failure on LHCF, Youtube, blogs etc. It seems everyone develops their own unique regimen depending on their hair/scalp/lifestyle - for instance some who sweat more often rinse more often, some who produce more sebum clarify more often, some who have highly porous hair add natural strengthening "conditioners" to reduce hydral fatigue, and there are a variety of natural non-sebum stripping ingredients some use to occasionally clarify or condition (ex: vinegar, clay, banana baby food, rice water, etc).

I believe I started at the end of March 2016 and hit some bumps in the road in the beginning and documented the process throughout the thread. This method got really popular a while ago, especially on Youtube but I'm not sure how may ladies are still on the regimen nowadays. All I can say is that my hair & scalp has truly thrived ever since I made this change :yep:

Thread: Water Only Washing - Thoughts?
https://longhaircareforum.com/threads/water-only-washing-thoughts.769907/

Wow! (No pun intended.) THANK YOU for this post!
 
Gotta remember to go to Sally's soon. Aphogee vitamins are buy 2 get 1 free again. Hoping I can use this $10 off $40 in store and not just online. May do a 1 year supply depending on expiration dates.
So now I have to find a Sally's that has boxes that expire after October 2017.
 
Got my flat iron, will report back :look: :sekret:

Okay ladies! The verdict is in: I love this flat iron! It made my hair feel so silky and my hair felt cool to the touch after each pass. No burnt hair smell at all. Ceramic gives off a sort of moist heat, but the titanium wasn't like that at all and seems to be more compatible with my hair type. I was really nervous to use it and was expecting fire and brimstone but I kept the heat at 340 and my hair was blessed lol.

I also purchased a FHI Platform hair dryer and that thing is bae! This was such a pleasant hair day all around for me. The FHI dried my hair super fast and it just felt so effortless to use. I am very happy with my purchases. Not knocking the cheaper heat appliances but sometimes a $20 blow dryer will give you $20 results, ykwim?? :lol:


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How are people using the Komaza protein treatment? I got a bottle in May and with weekly washes I'm about to run out. Is that normal?
I might have to switch to the Green Beauty protein and add it to my DC if that's normal.
 
Your hair looks great. I need a better blow dryer. I have 2 cheap ones and I'm ready to throw them away lol
Girlllll, I got a Yellowbird like 5 years ago or so and I love it to life! The hot setting feels like Satan is breathing on your scalp. But I recently developed a fondness for blow drying on cool. It feels great on my scalp and I seem to lose less hair.
 
How are people using the Komaza protein treatment? I got a bottle in May and with weekly washes I'm about to run out. Is that normal?
I might have to switch to the Green Beauty protein and add it to my DC if that's normal.

I've never used it weekly (once a month at most) so it can last me half a year or longer. Its pretty strong so I'm surprised you can use it that often. Can you cut every other application with another conditioner to stretch it?
 
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