Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013/2014

Angel of the North

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

I need to invest in a pair of scissors for dusting, I found a pair of hair scissors in a drawer, but I can't trust that no one's used them for cutting anything else. I have a splitender but I haven't used it in years (I plan on revisiting this) and still think I should get some scissors. If I start dusting again between trims it will help me not to have to take more off and should also help me to maintain my ends.
 

Sunshinelove32

New Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

1. Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc - Natural
2. Current Hair Length
SL

3. Any issue(s) you are having with your ends
a lot of breakage, fuzzy & shedding
4. What you have tried to improve your ends
Trim to remove some of the damage, Started using oil on my ends after DC.


5. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends
Use More Oils and Creams to moisturize my hair, start using Jojoba oil.
More protective styles
Using Leave in conditioner daily
 

LaidBak

New Member
Last night I moisturised my ends with Lacio Lacio and sealed with emu oil. Then I baggied overnight.
 

sherrimberri

Well-Known Member
Im in.

1. Natural
2. Slightly past BSL
3. For the most part my ends are healthy. However i do experience some breakage when washing.
4. Moisturise and seal daily, baggying, DC
5. I will continue to DC, M&S, baggy, and very little heat this year. I also plan to bun 95% of the time and trim when needed.
 

faithVA

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

Im in.

1. Natural
2. Slightly past BSL
3. For the most part my ends are healthy. However i do experience some breakage when washing.
4. Moisturise and seal daily, baggying, DC
5. I will continue to DC, M&S, baggy, and very little heat this year. I also plan to bun 95% of the time and trim when needed.

Welcome..........
 

faithVA

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

I used Nubian Heritage Growth and Strength conditioner over the weekend. Even though this isn't really a protein treatment, its still a little harsh for my ends. I was being lazy. I really should have followed it with a moisturizing conditioner. I was planning on using this every month but I think I will extend it to once a quarter. If I need it more than that I will do every other month. In the future I will be sure to use a moisturizing DC after it.

Hopefully keeping my hair in coils will give me enough time to get my hair and ends in order. I hope to not dust again until the 1st weekend in April.

Not doing anything to my ends while they are in coils. My moisturize retention is really good. I washed on Sunday and my hair still feels moisturized today :yay: Let's see how it feels after I exercise :lol:
 

Angel of the North

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

Moisturising with ORS olive oil moisturizer, I'm sealing with avocado oil and I'm gonna baggy my ends.

ETA: I went to Sally's and bought a pair of hair cutting scissors today, so I'm ready to start dusting again. I haven't worked out how often I will dust between trims.
 
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naturalgyrl5199

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

1. Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc NATURAL
2. Current Hair Length BSB
3. Any issue(s) you are having with your ends BREAKAGE from poor detangling and other bad habits
4. What you have tried to improve your ends Just pinning hair up in protective styling and sealing.
5. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends. I have started AVJ mix with glycerin and oils sprayed on my hair and ends. Pre-pooing, and taking more time to finger comb and dentangle hair rather than rishing through wash days. Better techniques for moisturizing and sealing ends. Regular trims. I will put better effort into S & D when possible. Purchase better (professional) scissors to trim hair with.
 

lamaria211

Well-Known Member
M&S with beautiful textures moisture butter and Organix coconut anti breakage serum. Now baggying my ends
 

ToyToy

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

1. Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc. I'm natural
2. Current Hair Length Currently collarbone length
3. Any issue(s) you are having with your ends My ends are dry and frail from 4.5 years of non-stop braiding and not looking after my hair properly. They are very brittle as well.
4. What you have tried to improve your ends For the past two months I have been sealing my ends with a mix of castor, jojoba, avocado and carrot oil. It's making a big difference. My ends are much smoother now.
5. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends. Same as above plus protective styling.
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trinity8mod8

New Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

1. Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc
Natural
2. Current Hair Length
Almost APL
3. Any issue(s) you are having with your ends
My ends get knotted together sometimes when I'm trying to detangle and I have a few SSks
4. What you have tried to improve your ends
Started using ACV rinses and AVG whenever I wet my hair and my ends overall seem smoother
5. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends
Trimming whenever necessary and low manipulation styles
 

Cherry89

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

Still bunning and sealing my ends. Doing a dusting later this week.
 

itsjusthair88

Chronically at BSL -_-
1. Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc
I'm natural, thinking about relaxing.
2. Current Hair Length
Between APL and BSB...I'm about to trim back to APL though
3. Any issue(s) you are having with your ends
Very dry, scraggly and thinner than the rest of my hair...I am looking for split ends constantly, but I don't see them, so I'm unsure what is going on. I also get frustrate with my hair and comb it roughly sometimes :nono::nono::nono:
4. What you have tried to improve your ends
Deep moisture when I am wearing protective styles for a week or longer. trying to up my moisture.
5. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends
I am going to keep doing the deep moisture method, but focus heavily on my ends and seal with either coconut or EVOO. I am also going to start weekly deep conditioning again (got lazy in my 2nd year of being natural) and M&S'ing every night when my hair is out. Also, do more protective styling where my ends are tucked away.

Retention is an ongoing thing so if you join please be committed to updating at least 1x a month.
I can update once a month.
 
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Evolving78

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

moisturizing with stuff and sealing with QB AOHC. i plan on doing a protein treatment today.
 

lusciousladie07

Active Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

I'm in.

Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc. Texlaxed
2. Current Hair Length? Neck Length
3. Any issue(s) you are having with your ends? My ends are dry and breaking
4. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends? M&S nightly, Deep condition with steamer, and PS
 

coyacoy

Well-Known Member
Been doing well m&s almost everyday this week using either a pomade or JBCO to seal...in my slacking i had forgotten how much i lurves me some JBCO!! Why oh why did i ever stop using this!?
 

Nightingale

On the Grow and Keeping it Simple
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

I've been moisturizing my length and ends at night with Essential Wholesale's Olive Lotion or Olive Nourishing Creme. I really like both products. My hair still has bounce without greasiness and they don't cause my rollerset hair to revert.
 

NowIAmNappy

Well-Known Member
To join, post
1. Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc
I'm natural
2. Current Hair Length
Almost MBL
3. Any issue(s) you are having with your ends
No issues
4. What you have tried to improve your ends
For frequent trimming/dusting and sealing my ends have helped greatly
5. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends
Just maintain my current regimen as it has been working.
 

Angel of the North

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

I'm moisturising with ORS olive oil and sealing with avocado oil, I'm bunning my single plait taking it down and redoing 2 x per week. I think I need to dust soon.
 

9MillaNina

New Member
1. Are you relaxed, texlaxed, natural, transitioning, etc. - I am texlaxed. 2. Current Hair Length - BSL 3. Any issue(s) you are having with your ends - just want to keep that healthy and not frizzed from rag 4. What you have tried to improve your ends - Moisturize with water and seal with Jamaican black castor oil 5. What you are going to try to get those healthy ends - consistent regimen is the problem for me, so ill be doing less to my hair, and more protecting of it. Retention is an ongoing thing so if you join please be committed to updating at least 1x a month - I will post at least once a month


When I flatiron to check length I'm bra strap... When I'm curly sue I'm touching my top back..
 

Cherry89

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

Okay, Did a dc with Aussie 3 Minute. Loc method and put into a updo Bun. My Hair really like the Loc method. I used Aussie as a leave-in as well and used olive oil afterward and I finished of with some Softee Mango Butter to seal my ends. MY HAIR LOVES THIS!!!! WISH I WOULD HAVE FOUND THIS SOONER!! :) : ) :)
 

My-Foolish-Heart

Well-Known Member
I am moisturizing my ends with Qhemet BRBC and sealing with grapeseed oil. Hoping the grapeseed oil will do some wonders since I've heard raves on YouTube about it (Napa Valley)
 

faithVA

Well-Known Member
Re: Luscious Healthy Ends Challenge 2013

[USER said:
lamaria211;17651383[/USER]]I love love love GSO as well but girl you got to try walnut oil its the bomb.com!

Is Walnut Oil light or heavy? And why do you love it?
 
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