The longer I stretch my relaxer the more the real texture of my hair appears. Right now my hair is very curly; I applied S-Curl for moisture because it seemed very dry and it curled it more. I'm a little concerned that this may not be a healthly style between relaxers. Any advice for this texture of hair?
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Cleve_gryl
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I use the S Curl on my NG (and whole head) to help it curl more 
. After a co wash, I'll spray on some Scurl then maybe a little John Frieda Dream Curls and scrunch. This has been a low mani style that lasts a couple days before I cowash again. Sometimes I'll brush my hairline down with a boar bristle brush before bunning...nice soft waves 
. After a co wash, I'll spray on some Scurl then maybe a little John Frieda Dream Curls and scrunch. This has been a low mani style that lasts a couple days before I cowash again. Sometimes I'll brush my hairline down with a boar bristle brush before bunning...nice soft waves I have relaxed hair, but it's not dead straight
so when I wash and go, the night before i'll put coconut oil on it and let it dry
and then in the morning i'll just put a bit more on, if necessary
usually my hair soaks it up, so i'm not walking around oily. but it gives my curls soft definition and moisture without stiffness or hardness
so when I wash and go, the night before i'll put coconut oil on it and let it dry
and then in the morning i'll just put a bit more on, if necessary
usually my hair soaks it up, so i'm not walking around oily. but it gives my curls soft definition and moisture without stiffness or hardness
