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I need a leave in conditioner . I miss HE LTR Leave In . This search is daunting .
In two years I'll be able to put my hair in my back pockets
A relaxer switch from lye to an unfamiliar no lye...didn’t even know how to tell which was which...was the start of my transition. Sounds like you’re taking it in stride, good luck with your corrective.I grabbed the wrong relaxer while I was self relaxing and put an old mixed together relaxer on my hair after taking the braids out. After I washed my hair it caused my hair to get extremely tangled/clumped together. I lost a good amount carefully detangling it. Then I left and went to the salon for an protein treatment and had my stylist trim the ends. He's going to do a corrective relaxer Saturday.
A relaxer switch from lye to an unfamiliar no lye...didn’t even know how to tell which was which...was the start of my transition. Sounds like you’re taking it in stride, good luck with your corrective.
Ladies, is it really necessary to buy a scalp exfoliating product? I just read an article that mentioned how beneficial it is to remove toxins from the scalp and hair and promote healthy hair growth. Isn't my weekly scalp shampoo and monthly apple cider vinegar rinse sufficient? Anyone has thoughts on this?
https://www.allure.com/story/new-ways-to-boost-hair-care-routine
Ladies, is it really necessary to buy a scalp exfoliating product? I just read an article that mentioned how beneficial it is to remove toxins from the scalp and hair and promote healthy hair growth. Isn't my weekly scalp shampoo and monthly apple cider vinegar rinse sufficient? Anyone has thoughts on this?
https://www.allure.com/story/new-ways-to-boost-hair-care-routine
Is it necessary? No probably not.
However, I use a Philip Kingsley exfoliant now and again. I don't do it often as it's an additional step, but my scalp feels so invigorated and fantastic when I do. I can't do it every week as that article suggests but once a month works for me.
Can you tell the difference in your hair since you started using it?
My hair always feels different after I use it. Immediately after use I notice that my hair has more volume and appears more lustrous, roller sets are more bouncy and light etc. It completely removes scalp build up and feels 'brand new.' Scalp is skin so it stands to reason that you should take additional measures to remove dead skin cells just as you do on your face. Although ACV should produce similar results.
I need to repurchase as I'm about to run out.
Ladies, is it really necessary to buy a scalp exfoliating product? I just read an article that mentioned how beneficial it is to remove toxins from the scalp and hair and promote healthy hair growth. Isn't my weekly scalp shampoo and monthly apple cider vinegar rinse sufficient? Anyone has thoughts on this?
https://www.allure.com/story/new-ways-to-boost-hair-care-routine