blackbarbie
New Member
In reading the "Growing Hair Long with Twistouts/Braidouts" thread, I picked up on some great tips from sistaslick on how she gets her twistouts so nice and pretty and did my first flat twistout! (had done a bradout with singles the day before but I wasn't pleased).....
I still haven't perfected the ends (too much hair on the ends that don't have the wavy texture of the rest of the hair) so I am open to how to get the twistout all the way down to the end.
After shampooing, I used my liquid leave-ins along with Rusk Smoothers. I used the Elasta QP Mango butter, but only after I twisted the hair up. Put it along the twist like sista suggested. When I got ready to put the roller in it, I coated the hair with jojoba oil as well as the mango butter to keep it around the roller. (was afraid of the dryness everyone was talking about) I am wondering if I should have twisted my hair all the way to the end, THEN put it around the roller. (I stopped twisting after I got all the way down to the nape).
My hair is very soft and bouncy too. Right now I am 6 weeks post and I will def. be using this style as I get further.
The pics are in my album. Take a peek and tell me if the idea of twisting all the way down to the ends then wrapping around the roller will work.
TIA
I still haven't perfected the ends (too much hair on the ends that don't have the wavy texture of the rest of the hair) so I am open to how to get the twistout all the way down to the end.
After shampooing, I used my liquid leave-ins along with Rusk Smoothers. I used the Elasta QP Mango butter, but only after I twisted the hair up. Put it along the twist like sista suggested. When I got ready to put the roller in it, I coated the hair with jojoba oil as well as the mango butter to keep it around the roller. (was afraid of the dryness everyone was talking about) I am wondering if I should have twisted my hair all the way to the end, THEN put it around the roller. (I stopped twisting after I got all the way down to the nape).
My hair is very soft and bouncy too. Right now I am 6 weeks post and I will def. be using this style as I get further.
The pics are in my album. Take a peek and tell me if the idea of twisting all the way down to the ends then wrapping around the roller will work.
TIA
Nice waves and definition! Man, I love twistouts! I twist mine all the way down to the every ends and then roll that part in a spiral. Just to have the tighter definition to the ends. The mango butter really helps mold it into shape. Yours still looks great without the twisting all the way to the ends though! You should try it both ways and see which one you like!
You did a great job.