Twistout Sylver2 method

[~NanCeBoTwin~]

Pretty! I love it. Can I get this look if I have a relaxer? Where do you buy Rusk?

This link will take you to Sylver2's youtube page with all of her tutuorials...

http://www.youtube.com/user/sylver2

 

[Aggie]

Yes!! Rusk its whats up! That stuff has turned the condition of my hair around, I now swear by rusk and even use it in my 4 year old sons hair, it detangles him with ease and is helping him retain growth too.

Since my hair loves all the same stuff as yours I'm gonna try that sabino next especially with me transitioning the humidity always gets me. Thanks
here is a picture of my sons hair with rusk, neutragena, and oil

Which Rusk products do you use for detangling teenie and what other rusk products do you use that worked great?

 

[syncerelyhis]

This is so pretty!!!

 

[teenie]

Which Rusk products do you use for detangling teenie and what other rusk products do you use that worked great?

I've only used the one rusk product so far
Rusk Smoother Leave-In Conditioner its orange
and when i apply it after shampooing/conditioning my hair it detangles

 

[teenie]

How do you do flat twists??

Your hair is nice by the way!

There are lots of youtube tutorials on how to do them, its just like cornrowing but with 2 strands instead

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTJcRs9xDtI

 

[morehairplease]

It's really pretty! Thanks for sharing!

 

[aprils13]

Thanks for posting this because I've been struggling with 2 strand twists. I have a small section that grows straights and the ends would always unravel before drying. This method would perfect. Thanks again!

Now I have to figure out how to flat twist.

 

[WriterGirl]

Very pretty. Can't go wrong with Sylver2's advice...

 

[blackbarbie]

Your hair came out great!

I have to agree! That combo of products is the business!!!!! When I first joined, I saw visited Sylver2's fotki and tried this same combo on some flat twists; talk about heaven!

Now you have me back on my quest to find a liter size of Rusk Smoother. I have looked everywhere and can't find any. I have stalked every Marshall's store as well, and even checked at Ulta, where I first bought a liter size for only $9.99. (that stuff lasted me 2 years!)

Good luck on your transition.

BB

 

[Aggie]

I've only used the one rusk product so far
Rusk Smoother Leave-In Conditioner its orange
and when i apply it after shampooing/conditioning my hair it detangles

Thanks honey, I need to check into this on www.sleekhair.com.

 

[RockCreak]

Your hair is beautiful.....I have to try that method. That's on my to-do list after I co-wash.

 

[SherylsTresses]

Very nice!! I tried a braidout but my ends got rough and rugged. Not sure what I did wrong but oh well....


http://members.fotki.com/SherylsTresses/about/

 

[lnana04]

Now you know this is pretty!

Thank you so much for posting these pics. I tried that shingling last night and it did NOT turn out how I expected. This is a better alternative...I just gotta practice on my flat-twisting.

 

[~~HoneyComb~~]

Your hair looks so beautiful! I love flat twist-outs, I do them on my short hair!

 

[Stella B.]

What a beautiful natural look! Your hair texture is wavy and thick! Love it!!

 

[KhandiB]

here is my end result, I tried it last night

here are the rest of the photo's
http://public.fotki.com/Khandi/2009/styles-1/twist-out/

 

[blue_flower]

Gorgeous! I haven't done a twist out in a while.

 

[Chameleonchick]

I love this style!

 

[Nice & Wavy]

Very pretty results.

 

[teenie]

here is my end result, I tried it last night

here are the rest of the photo's
http://public.fotki.com/Khandi/2009/styles-1/twist-out/

Wow:notworthy Your hair looks gorgeous, no luscious... I love those results, you are relaxed right?

 

[teenie]

Very nice!! I tried a braidout but my ends got rough and rugged. Not sure what I did wrong but oh well....


http://members.fotki.com/SherylsTresses/about/

I checked out your braid out and I think it came out fine very pretty, and the ends dont look rough or rugged to me but if you want a different look you might try adding a roller to the ends