What good leave-in or moisturizer do you recommend for twists andbraids
What good leave-in or moisturizer do you recommend for twists andbraids
So my medium sized twists ended up being much smaller than I intended:
I love my son, but my soul cries every time I look at my edges. They are growing in installments. The first group has grown long enough to twist and braid and now I have these fine hairs that are filling in as you can see from the pics. I'll be glad when they are all there. I'll also be glad when these twists plump up a little in the front so that they don't look so scalpy. The front of my hair has always been low density and having my edges fall out made it look even worse.
Okay, rant over.
This is the beginning of Week 2 with my large, loose twists and I like them. My ends however, seem too straight. Where is my kink? I've been oiling and bantu-knotting the ends so they continue to have volume for wearing down or pinning in some kind of updo.
larry3344 I really like Qhemet Biologics Amla & Olive Heavy Cream on damp hair to dry and then style into twists or braids.
All that hair Victoria44! It's gotten so long! One day Lord...one day
I twist my blow dried hair
I have a question @BraunSugar
I read where you use the Aloe Vera Juice. Do you really like the results of moisture you get from it. I may have to buy some.
Feels like the slowest progress ever known to man though
I always cowash my twists with a stocking cap on faithVA
Question for you ladies. This is a hypothetical question for a future possibility My hair isn't long enough for twist yet but if it were:
Do you think if I coat my twists with a heavy oil before cowashing my scalp that it would help keep my twists. I know some of you can cowash your twist and braids with no problem. But when any type of water hits my hair, my strands straighten out and just stick out into this fuzzy mass making my twists and braids unwearable.
And it doesn't matter what products I use or how I handle my hair because it happens even if I just use a spray bottle to mist my hair. I just seem to have electrifying hair
So I was wondering if maybe the oil would act as a means to keep the strands down. Just a thought.
I wash or cowash my twists in large braids. Before my hair was long enough to do that, I'd wash them in sections. I'd wrap each section with a hair tie almost like I was banding it.
I usually don't add any oil to my twists until after moisturizing or washing, but I supposed you could do it before and it would be like a prepoo of sorts?
ETA: You should maybe look into 3 strand twists. They last longer and have less tangling IMO
I think next time I will take pictures starting the day I put the twist in all the way through the wash and then post those.
I have washed in braids. Maybe I took them down too quickly. Do you let your hair completely dry before taking out the braids? I haven't tried the banding. I will try that. It sounds promising.
I am just thinking the water may run off the oil and keep my cuticles flat I'm just grasping at straws.