kels823 said:Thanks Tetbelle!! That is GHORJUS!! Im gonna grab some of that tonite and see what results I get.. the conditioner thing didnt work as well today as it did the other day.. so I look a little crazy by the head.
Did you use a leave in conditioner before hand or ONLY the gel?
kels823 said:Oh yah I did forget to mention - I am relaxed. So Im sure that adds another element to it. My last 'bone straight' relaxer was 4 weeks ago - this next relaxer (in about another 4 or so weeks) Im gonna texlax, which I think will help the 'wash and go' effect. And I did dry alot of the water out of my hair so that prolly didnt help the friziness.
tatiana said:If you texlax without cutting some of your hair, wouldn't you have wavy roots and straight ends. Or at least two different textures?
Anyway, I use the curls line.
Whatever you decide to use, no rubbing hair with towel, no brushing, no touching (well try hard not to touch), no picks
I got it from sally's for around $4.99. They have sales all the time where you buy 2 BTZ products and get one free. This is when I stock up, lol. Oh, and it's the curling cream, not the spray.MissScarlett said:pokahontas, i'm going to go out and try this based on your suggestion. where did you buy it?? i've heard really good things from this product.
Pokahontas said:I got it from sally's for around $4.99. They have sales all the time where you buy 2 BTZ products and get one free. This is when I stock up, lol. Oh, and it's the curling cream, not the spray.
No, not stringy. Mine always come out chunky but I think that's mostly because I use a Denman brush. The noodlehead just holds the curl and keeps it defined and frizz free. As long as you use the right technique you shouldn't get stringy curls.imstush said:Pokahontas you have me wanting to try this. Does it clump your curls or leave them stringy? I hate the stringy look
Pokahontas said:No, not stringy. Mine always come out chunky but I think that's mostly because I use a Denman brush. The noodlehead just holds the curl and keeps it defined and frizz free. As long as you use the right technique you shouldn't get stringy curls.
I do that too except I apply the product, brush through with a denman brush, flip my head and shake. When I flip it back I take small sections and twirl them around my fingers for a chunky curl. This really sets the curl and my wng lasts longer.imstush said:what's the right technique? I don't normally but it seems lately that's what keeps happening. I wash, use a leave in, put my hair into four sections, and apply product to each section. I then hold my head upside down and scrunch. Sorry to turn this into a tutorial
kels823 said:Still tryin to master this thing... I bought the noodlehead cream in the tube but I dont think I used it right... it was kinda slimy. But Im gonna try it again. Today I just look boofy by the head but oh well. Just trying to avoid heat. Getting a teeny bit frustrated actually... newho. Sorry, just rambling in my own thread...