Xcellence2
New Member
Does anyone know of a good wash and go technique for transitioners? Also, if you have pics, it would be great!
-
⏰ Welcome, Guest! You are viewing only 2 out of 27 total forums. Register today to view more, then Subscribe to view all forums, submit posts, reply to posts, create new threads, view photos, access private messages, change your avatar, create a photo album, customize your profile, and possibly be selected as our next Feature of the Month.
Wash N Go for Transitioners
- Thread starter Xcellence2
- Start date
⏳ Limited Access:
Register today to view all forum posts.
Poohbear
Fearfully Wonderfully Made
I just checked out your album and your hair is BEAUTIFUL!
I have a question for you Xcellence... in that Curl Rocks photo, what type of product is Curl Rocks??? And is the only product you used on your hair for that scrunched look? If not, what other products did you use???
I have a question for you Xcellence... in that Curl Rocks photo, what type of product is Curl Rocks??? And is the only product you used on your hair for that scrunched look? If not, what other products did you use???
Last edited:
balisi
New Member
Are you transitioning from a relaxer or texturizer? How much processed hair do you have left? Depending on the difference in the two textures, a wash and go may not turn out quite right. From my personal experience, my relaxed ends would have looked very straggly had I attempted a wash and go during my transition. My wash and go technique is: wash, detangle in the shower, shake my head a few times, apply product and shake a few more times. That's it. HTHXcellence2 said:
Last edited:
Xcellence2
New Member
Poohbear said:
I think Curl Rocks is a Tigi product...u can get it from Trade Secrets or Regis. I think that was the only product I applied in addition to my normal leave-ins (Giovani Direct Leave In, African Pride Leave In, and 911 Leave In). I have not used it in awhile but on second thought I may have to pull it out again.
Xcellence2
New Member
balisi said:Are you transitioning from a relaxer or texturizer? How much processed hair do you have left? Depending on the difference in the two textures, a wash and go may not turn out quite right. From my personal experience, my relaxed ends would have looked very straggly had I attempted a wash and go during my transition. My wash and go technique is: wash, detangle in the shower, shake my head a few times, apply product and shake a few more times. That's it. HTH
I have a few inches I think. I have not measured it. I tried a wash n go before but my only problem was my hair was extremely tangled as it dried. It took FORVEVR to deal with the next time I washed it.
Similar threads
