I am loving my newly relaxed hair, I really just like to see my baby hair lay flat in the front. but my wolverine hair in the back is puffy, it never stays straight for more than a day.
Man, I'm just gonna have to try it again, the first 2 times I did it, my hair was not soft and silky at all. I think the key is to find a conditioner that agrees with my hair. So I'll try it again using another type of conditioner, last time I used Tressemme. Any suggestions?
LOL at wolverine hair.
Yes, the conditioner is key. Honestly, the V05 and other $1 conditioners didn't work for me. HE LTR has worked great as the rinse out conditioner and that is only a few bucks. I use higher end conditioners to leave in. These are not meant to be left in but I do anyway for the extra moisture and protection. I am using HSH pumpkin puree until it is all gone (that sucker is lasting forever! ) but I plan on mixing it up with a couple Aveda (DR) and Redken (All Soft) conditioners as well. Also try moisturizing conditioners to leave in, then seal with oil. It seems like the first time my hair dries it can get crunchy, but when I get home from work I re-moisturize and it softens up a lot. HTH
10 weeks post and plan on going 12/13 12 is my norm..
BUTTTTTT..... Why is it that when I get down to 2/3 weeks left in my stretch I be itching to do my touch-up? It always happens, I don't know if it is b/c I'm on LHCF too much or what but I always get to about 10 weeks post and start thinking about a touch-up erplexed..
24 weeks post; 9 or 10 weeks left...maybe more, idk.
i am a serial stretcher, but product adjustment has made it easier this go round. and as always, i cannot stop playing in my new growth. very curly in the front and wavy in the back.
Yeah! 18 1/2 weeks checking in. I plan to go to 22 weeks or so when its time to take down my braids. I might just spend the money and get more braids so i can stretch even longer.
If i can make it 6 months then i might as well transition at that point...hmmm.