I need this for when I wear a bun. Did you apply it dry hair or damp hair? And did you wear a scarf to lay your edges down? And does it have to be refrigerated?I don't know who needs to hear this but Ecoslay Applesauce is the gorilla glue of all edge controls except it washes out. My edges have protested laying down my entire life but they waived the white flag at the Applesauce. Take this however you will but when this stuff dried, I went to scratch my temple and lifting my hair felt like I was peeling a scab off, that's how stuck to my skin, my edges were. It scared me, like what have I put on my head, so I rubbed some water on and it came right off but that hold while dry was not playing. I many need to start putting this where I part my hair to keep it from poofing.
1 - new level unlocked - this is hilarious!New Level Unlocked: listen to whatever I want with my bright yellow Bluetooth earbuds during yet another pointless Zoom meeting and the earbuds are not visible in the slightest.
My hair was wet and no scarf, I learned years ago that my edges laughs at being tied down. I was not heavy handed either. I put all the ecoslay products on my refrigerator door so I won't forget about them but I don't think the applesauce needs to be refrigerated.I need this for when I wear a bun. Did you apply it dry hair or damp hair? And did you wear a scarf to lay your edges down? And does it have to be refrigerated?
I’ve been trying mousse def and the gels I have on hand, but I can’t get a slick bun.
That’s good to know. But doesn’t your hair turns out pretty much the same no matter what you use?@GettingKinky After using both earthtones and Jell-O shot, I think they have the same level of hold.
Each has pros and cons, but I get the same wash and go/ level of hold/ shrinkage from both products (each used over curly magic).
Yes, for the initial set! But UFD/KCCC combo gives me extra shrinkage over the week, for example.That’s good to know. But doesn’t your hair turns out pretty much the same no matter what you use?
Styling your hair soaking wet in the shower, specifically alternating product and water for each step. Here’s my routine, and doing all this plus bathing like normal takes about 15 - 20 minutes. Just the simple thing of adding more water in between working in a product gave me a very dramatic difference in the appearance and feel of my hair.Welcome @fluffyforever
what is Anthony Dickey’s method? I’m vaguely familiar with it, but I don’t remember the details.
I’ve really been enjoying olaplex lately!I’m doing an olaplex 3 today. I focused it mainly on the ends.
I can’t really tell if it made a difference or not. I think that’s why I stopped using it. What difference do you notice?I’ve really been enjoying olaplex lately!
I'm late to the party so forgive me if someone already answered. When you go get a trim do your hair yourself and then just let them trim it. My stylist does that. I think it is called a quick cut or something like that.I’m just stopping in to proclaim my love of UFD/Earthtone Naturals. Shrinkage has been the biggest thing I’ve been battling because with my shrinkage comes tangles. Well. This combo has minimal shrinkage, it is maybe two inches shorter when dry than my hair actually is when wet, which is amazing.
New Level Unlocked: listen to whatever I want with my bright yellow Bluetooth earbuds during yet another pointless Zoom meeting and the earbuds are not visible in the slightest.
My only concern now is that when I go to get a trim, the stylist won’t be able to give me the results & look I’m used to getting at home. I’ve never had a salon wng look anything like this. And there’s only one salon in my area that I can go to to get a wng. I’m going to think some more on it....
I find my hair easier to detangle after a treatment, less shedding, and each strand feels stronger and almost thicker or more substantial during the washing process.I can’t really tell if it made a difference or not. I think that’s why I stopped using it. What difference do you notice?
I always run out of energy during the styling part too. I’m really good with the shampoo and conditioner step and applying my stylers. But by the time I get to the actual smoothing/styling I’m running out of patience.I started off real taking my time and smoothing. By the time I got to the left side I gave up. Which is quite evident.
I sat under the dryer for a tiny bit because it’s hot but before bed I’ll go back under because it’s not set.
I used Cocoblack Naturals gel and then topped with The Doux Mousse.
Good to know because I was wondering if the mousse was any better.I just realized why I never liked the Mousse def. it always left a film and when I went to break the cast , it flaked everywhere
I wonder if I neeed to add water on top.