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and that flexirod set was a major FAIL!

What didn't work?

I have only done one once and I didn't install them correctly because they were pulling on my brain. Maybe your next install will be better. It may take a bit of practice. I've been sticking with perm rods since they are easier to install for me. But I have flexi rods and plan to try them when my hair is longer.
 
What didn't work?

I have only done one once and I didn't install them correctly because they were pulling on my brain. Maybe your next install will be better. It may take a bit of practice. I've been sticking with perm rods since they are easier to install for me. But I have flexi rods and plan to try them when my hair is longer.
I've done them in the past with great results. In retrospect, I think I twirled the hair around the rod too close so instead of creating an elongated spiral, my hair looked like a curly perm men would get in the 70s. :look: And the more I tried to stretch it, the frizzier it looked. No bueno.
 
I've done them in the past with great results. In retrospect, I think I twirled the hair around the rod too close so instead of creating an elongated spiral, my hair looked like a curly perm men would get in the 70s. :look: And the more I tried to stretch it, the frizzier it looked. No bueno.

hmm, That's good information about the technique. Didn't realize that is how it was done. Will keep that in mind.
 
I tried water rinsing my twists several times this week. And I just can't seem to get it to work even when I try to seal with oil. My hair is drier at the end of the week than it would have been if I had done nothing to it at all. Today my hair is a mass of frizz. I refused to redo my hair last night. I may do something to it tonight.

My life would be so much easier if I could successfully rinse in twist.
 
Since I worked up a sweat cutting the grass, I decided to wash my hair. It feels so much better now. I used mud for 1.5 hours and then conditioned with Tresemme Undone. I put in 10 flat twists with CR Aloe Whip. I plan to cycle in the morning so I will wash my hair again tomorrow afternoon. My hair could use the extra water.
 
I tried water rinsing my twists several times this week. And I just can't seem to get it to work even when I try to seal with oil. My hair is drier at the end of the week than it would have been if I had done nothing to it at all. Today my hair is a mass of frizz. I refused to redo my hair last night. I may do something to it tonight.

My life would be so much easier if I could successfully rinse in twist.
maybe try adding an oil to the twists first before rinsing, might help to keep the frizz down and lock in the moisture
 
I "washed" my hair every day this weekend. My hair and scalp definitely needed the extra moisture. I wore a WNG yesterday and today and it turned out well. I rinsed it out this evening and put my flat twist back in to get me through the week. I think because I didn't let the wng dry out, my hair didn't suffer with tangles or SSKs. I'm going to have to journal what I did so I can try to repeat it later in the year.
 
Every 2 days I slather my cornrows with leave in and a butter . I plan to also water rinse 2x a week then slather. I also wash once a week then slather of course.

Funny. At nl and shorter the braids didnt hold up well so I was touching up every 2 weeks. Currently at 2 weeks and still as good as day 1.

Loving the ease of PSing right now.
 
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