youwillrise
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i love castor oil, i probably use too much because im heavy handed with EVERYTHING. im doing better, though. trying not to overdo it.
I heard that fine hair doesnt enjoy heavy products. But does this method work for any fined hair ladies?
@DarkJoy
@youwillrise
I think ill give it à try. Especially on my ends. I need better rétention here. on my reggie i dc overnight and rinse wash thé next day. I always blow dry (its every 15 days).
When i blow dry i use ic fantasia heat serum which has silicones in it apparenly. I apply other blow dry then add à little s curl.
Should i seal with my magic cocunut grease after thé s curl??
Does moisture still enter if i moisturize days after using the grease with petroloneum ?
This whole moisture ,loc thing is confusing me.
coolsista-paris you can seal after you blow dry, I suppose.
Generally, I use grease when my hair is moist from water to do twist out styles. I just put a little on the length and ends mostly--however I have a sulfur containing grease for my scalp and my growth takes off! In general, grease holds my style a little longer and keeps it moist without any additional products for ~3days (unless I feel like adding oil).
It also helps on straight styles. My fine hair is wispy and is always flying all over my head if I straighten and the style lasts as long as it takes me to step outside in the breeze . The weight of grease is good if you have that problem. Just a fingerful is enough!
I feel like moisture does get in AFTER the grease has worn out of my hair--around that 3 days.Generally I'll co-wash again anyway and start over.
Silicons break my fine hair (when grease doesn't). So I can't answer that particular question about silicons and grease together.
i moisturize my hair with any of these claudie's products:
murumuru-acai butter
balancing ends insurance
quinoa-coffee balancing
isha hair cream
i seal with 3 or more of the following:
evco
evoo
castor or jbco
kukui
meadowfoam
sapote
hemp
i have been sealing the last 2-3 inches of my hair with west african shea butter at least 3 days a week. i just started last week and i see a huge difference.....i put it on my radiator to melt. when i don't have shea i'll use castor this way. i see a huge difference in my ends and its only been a week. thx for sharing @Bublin
@Ash25 this maybe of interest to ya
Where was I in 2012 when this thread was circulating? I'm starting to experiment with grease as a heavy sealant and I'm liking the results so far. Anyone else still heavy sealing?