sunnieb
Well-Known Member
Re: Relaxed Hair THREAD!!
bebezazueta - you know I already lurk over there, right? I'll think about joining.....
bebezazueta - you know I already lurk over there, right? I'll think about joining.....
Nix08 sunnieb Raspberry bebezazueta@Raspberry this is more along the lines of how I do mine....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIyokqxVWlo
@Nix08 @sunnieb @Raspberry @bebezazueta
I normally start at the tip and pin curl to the root. Last night I tried starting from the root to see if that makes a difference -- kinda like the vid. Once I take my hair down for the day, I'll let you know how it goes.
OT: @bebezazueta, what does your screen name mean? Let me know if I'm being too nosey.
@HauteHippie I think I'm bonelaxed but I have a lot of thickness still, though I suspect you have to scrutinize a particular stylists relaxer process/timing to analyze straightening results. Maybe your stylist leaves the relaxer on a few minutes longer than mine. My stylist takes her time to thoroughly apply the relaxer but it doesn't sit on my head more than a few minutes after she's done. I'm definitely not texlaxed though..
Do you air dry? That seems to do a lot to retain body...
@divachyk - How'd your hair do today? I think I'll do another ponytail rollerset tonight after my cowash.
At the bolded - I want to know too! I kinda thought "bebe" was a play on "baby" since she's from Nawlons. Not sure about the other part.
sunnieb, I love pony sets and I get on a kick where I do them every week and then somewhere along the way, I fall off. It's a shame because my hair responds much better to roller setting vs. air drying.Ok ladies, I am loving these ponytail rollersets to make my newgrowth more manageable! By putting my wet hair in 4 ponytails, my newgrowth dries flat and stays "loose" until I wash again. And my hair is bouncy and light too!
Don't know why I waited so long to rollerset. Now I see what the fuss is all about. I plan to graduate to doing full head rollersets sometime in 2012. I love it!
for the ladies that bun daily, how do you tame your new growth during stretches? does the hair becomes sort of trained to lay flat?
for the ladies that bun daily, how do you tame your new growth during stretches? does the hair becomes sort of trained to lay flat?
for the ladies that bun daily, how do you tame your new growth during stretches? does the hair becomes sort of trained to lay flat?
Absolutely not shortdub78. I tame it by one of the following --> cowashing, roller setting, air drying with using the scarf method and/or keeping the hair moisturized and not letting it get overly dry.I am still losing a TON of moisture in my hair. I put oil and now have resulted to straight grease on my hair at night then wrap it in a scarf but half way through my day, my hair is brittle and dry. Does baggying work on relaxed hair? Any suggestions?
@LaidBak - I see that cute bun in your updated avatar pic! Get in here and tell us how you did it!
@ReignLocks, I'm not familiar with the product that you're using. Does it contain -cones? Have you tried handmade moisturizers without a bunch of fillers and what results did you have?
ReignLocks - I was curious about hand-made not home-made -cones are known to block moisture for some, but not everyone experiences this with the use of -cones. When I think of pomade, I don't think of it being a moisturizer. I would have to read up on the product first to be able to know for certain. How do you plan to use the pomade? I think IDareT'sHair uses pomades.I have never tried homemade moisturizers. I just ordered some Rosemary pomades from Etsy yesterday. Hopefully it will help. I do not know if the cream has cones in it. Is that a drying agent?
.....Still figuring out my hair erplexed
@ReignLocks - I was curious about hand-made not home-made -cones are known to block moisture for some, but not everyone experiences this with the use of -cones. When I think of pomade, I don't think of it being a moisturizer. I would have to read up on the product first to be able to know for certain. How do you plan to use the pomade? I think @IDareT'sHair uses pomades.