Random Hair Thoughts/Thinking out loud

[halee_J]

I have to get back to eating better. Whack schedule or not. Got to get back to my smoothies and not eating out as much.

 

[Bette Davis Eyes]

Did I mention I’m looking for a tabletop steamer? Because I’m definitely looking for a tabletop steamer. I don’t have any room for a standing one unfortunately.

Please give me some suggestions

I looked at a few but I can’t make a decision.

I have a Qredew if you want it @ItsMeLilLucky

 

[Bette Davis Eyes]

@daoriginaldiva @daviine @FlyingCrane

 

[ItsMeLilLucky]

I have a Qredew if you want it @ItsMeLilLucky

Heck yeah! How much you want for it?

 

[syrk]

Had a nightmare that I put blonde highlights in my hair.

I was panicking inside, in my head I'm like wth was I thinking? I'm going to get so much breakage, all my progress is going to go down the drain. Probably not going to reach my length goals this year now. I was trying to figure out how to counteract the potential future damage, wondering what would happen if I put henna over the blonde

 

[halee_J]

Soon I can get home and start my hair. I need to workout too.

 

[shasha8685]

Last night I had a dream that I got a relaxer.

I woke up this morning all kinds of confused.

 

[cocosweet]

I have to get back to eating better. Whack schedule or not. Got to get back to my smoothies and not eating out as much.

Ditto.
I renewed my membership at a fitness center yesterday. Last night, I battled between working out and pizza. Pizza won.

 

[halee_J]

Ditto.
I renewed my membership at a fitness center yesterday. Last night, I battled between working out and pizza. Pizza won.

Girl its tough but we gotta keep moving Today is a new day. Wanna check in with me in the workout before work thread? I be all alone there

 

[halee_J]

I'm having a great time doing my pre-poo and infusing oils in my crockpot

 

[Bette Davis Eyes]

@btl @lalah @biznesswmn

 

[NappyKinks]

@NappyKinks

Thank you

 

[halee_J]

detangling was so quick today

 

[GettingKinky]

detangling was so quick today

What did you do differently?

 

[halee_J]

What did you do differently?

Usually do a pre-detangle before washing on oiled damp hair, then detangle each section before twisting.

This time I decided to agitate my hair as little as possible, airdry overnight and then detangle. It was way easier to get out the tiny knots.

Im still trying perfect the finger detangling game.

 

[frizzy]

Why in Hades are you heat straightening relaxed hair??? And freshly relaxed hair at that?

I washed it Tuesday because I relaxed it.

It got washed today because I wanted it straightened and my

 

[ItsMeLilLucky]

Why in Hades are you heat straightening relaxed hair??? And freshly relaxed hair at that?

I wanted it straightened and my ends trimmed

I only do it once every 3-4 months. I don’t predominately wear my hair straight lol once I wash my hair it’s back to business as usual.

 

[ckisland]

I got multiple compliments on my hair today while LHCF standards makes me want to throw my whole head away . I used to be so oblivious of how busted my hair was. Ignorance is bliss

 

[ItsMeLilLucky]

I got multiple compliments on my hair today while LHCF standards makes me want to throw my whole head away . I used to be so oblivious of how busted my hair was. Ignorance is bliss

Not throw your whole head away

 

[biznesswmn]

@btl @lalah @biznesswmn

Thank you!!! How thoughtful

 

[ItsMeLilLucky]

I’m so mad. I just realized that the Kaleidoscope miracle drops is basically fancy liquid grease. I’m usually on it when it comes ingredients in products, but this time I was slipping on my pimpin’

 

[ResultsMayVary]

So often I start on the path to using the right products and seeing improvement in my hair only to try something new and never make my way back. I am going to at least post a random note of what's working.

I have been researching Ayurveda and hair care and will start documenting what I am using and if it works. I started using pachai payaru for hair growth. The antioxidants and vitamins within it are said to help to improve blood circulation, seal in moisture, and improve hair strength. I just grind it into a powder and creating a paste with it using green tea and almond oil. So far my hair feels stronger and my hair hasn’t looked as dull as it use to but I’ve only tried in twice this month.

 

[vevster]

So far the Amla and Olive cream is really moisturizing the back of my hair! I reach back and feel the ringlets. I can apply to the back and the residue from applying to the back can be used in the front..... hmmmmm.....

 

[Bette Davis Eyes]

So often I start on the path to using the right products and seeing improvement in my hair only to try something new and never make my way back. I am going to at least post a random note of what's working.

I have been researching Ayurveda and hair care and will start documenting what I am using and if it works. I started using pachai payaru for hair growth. The antioxidants and vitamins within it are said to help to improve blood circulation, seal in moisture, and improve hair strength. I just grind it into a powder and creating a paste with it using green tea and almond oil. So far my hair feels stronger and my hair hasn’t looked as dull as it use to but I’ve only tried in twice this month.

Interesting.

 

[halee_J]

So often I start on the path to using the right products and seeing improvement in my hair only to try something new and never make my way back. I am going to at least post a random note of what's working.

I have been researching Ayurveda and hair care and will start documenting what I am using and if it works. I started using pachai payaru for hair growth. The antioxidants and vitamins within it are said to help to improve blood circulation, seal in moisture, and improve hair strength. I just grind it into a powder and creating a paste with it using green tea and almond oil. So far my hair feels stronger and my hair hasn’t looked as dull as it use to but I’ve only tried in twice this month.

This is also known as "moong dal" or "green gram". It is indeed very nutritious and I've seen a couple Indian YTers use this for cleasing hair or for like a "protein treatment"
Its very moisturizing, its common in making non soap cleansers, especially for babies.

I was thinking of using the flour as my hair cleasnser alternating with my current besan aka chickpea flour.

Thanks for the review! I may pick some up from the shop this weekend

 

[MzSwift]

This is also known as "moong dal" or "green gram". It is indeed very nutritious and I've seen a couple Indian YTers use this for cleasing hair or for like a "protein treatment"
Its very moisturizing, its common in making non soap cleansers, especially for babies.

I was thinking of using the flour as my hair cleasnser alternating with my current besan aka chickpea flour.

Thanks for the review! I may pick some up from the shop this weekend

OMG, you are so on time with this!! Literally before clicking on this thread, I said that I need to find a good moisturizing cleanser for my little one. Thank you!

 

[Bette Davis Eyes]

@acapnleo @january noir

 

[halee_J]

OMG, you are so on time with this!! Literally before clicking on this thread, I said that I need to find a good moisturizing cleanser for my little one. Thank you!

No worries! Search herbal bath powder on yt so you can see how its made

 

[FadingDelilah]

At this point I just want healthy and easily manageable collar bone length relaxed hair. Can't even manage that. Smh.

 

[ItsMeLilLucky]

At this point I just want healthy and easily manageable collar bone length relaxed hair. Can't even manage that. Smh.

You CAN do it. You just gotta find what works, love it, and leave it alone.