Test YOUR HAIR HEALTH
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dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
I did the test and my hair stayed at the top! Yay!
soslychic
New Member
Well these were some interesting results. I tested 4 portions of my head:
The "texturized" parts (which form about 95% of my head) floated. YAY! The portions that I had accidentally gotten bone straight sunk!
Wow! Just a reminder to myself to avoid overdoin' it with those chemicals!
The "texturized" parts (which form about 95% of my head) floated. YAY! The portions that I had accidentally gotten bone straight sunk!
DatJerseyDyme
New Member
YAY! Something to do with this nasty water so I don't have to DRINK IT!
asummertyme
Well-Known Member
yeah.....im a floater
asummertyme
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yeah.....im a floater
A_Christian
New Member
Yay, it floats, good I must be doing something right
soslychic
New Member
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Bobbie said:
i think everyone's hair floats if you just drop it on the surface. but it'll sink if you push it in a little to soak up the water. now what does that mean?
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No like I said the overprocessed hair on my head sunk right away. I didn't have to push it. If it floats, I think it has enough moisture to not need to absorb the immediate water that it comes in contact to.
Bobbie said:
i think everyone's hair floats if you just drop it on the surface. but it'll sink if you push it in a little to soak up the water. now what does that mean?
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No like I said the overprocessed hair on my head sunk right away. I didn't have to push it. If it floats, I think it has enough moisture to not need to absorb the immediate water that it comes in contact to.
buffyangelfan2
New Member
Maybe this works better if you cut a strand of hair in half THEN drop it in. The first strand of hair I put in was long and the end kept popping out the glass so I sort of pushed it all in and it sunk. I didn't push it down, I just poked it a little so every inch of the hair could get saturated. So I guess this means I need to deep condition or protein condition my hair. I thought I was doing everything I was supposed to do. My hair does get frizzy because I airdry. But I have NO split ends or anything like that. Although I have been seeing a little more shedding the past couple of weeks then usual.
buffyangelfan2
New Member
Well, I just went and washed my hair. I hot oiled, used my CON, then left the Nexxus Keraphix on my hair for 3 minutes with a plastic cap, then used some Nexxus Humectress(or whatever the conditioner is called), and now I am sitting under my hood dryer with my Lustrasilk Aloe creme conditioner on for an hour, then I am going to rise and use my Nexxus conditioner again. LOL!!!! I got concerned because thinking about it, my hair has been feeling a little dry lately. Plus the shedding. Hope this works.
Nonie
Well-Known Member
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Bobbie said:
i think everyone's hair floats if you just drop it on the surface. but it'll sink if you push it in a little to soak up the water. now what does that mean?
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Bobbie, I actually pushed mine under the water to make sure it wasn't touching the sides of the glass and holding on to stay up and every strand floated back to the top.
Bobbie said:
i think everyone's hair floats if you just drop it on the surface. but it'll sink if you push it in a little to soak up the water. now what does that mean?
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Bobbie, I actually pushed mine under the water to make sure it wasn't touching the sides of the glass and holding on to stay up and every strand floated back to the top.
hondahoney007
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Yay, I'm a floater too!!!!!
brittanynic16
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I tried my hair and it floated but then I tried my roommates hair and it floated too. But, her hair is breaking and I know she never moisturizes. What is that about?
Nonie
Well-Known Member
Brittanynic, I haven't been moisturizing my hair after a deep (moisture) conditioning either and my hair doesn't feel dry at all. It's soft and nice. I attribute this to ACV rinse which I believe helps lock in the moisture from my wash/conditioning. I do wash my hair every 3 days though, so I think that helps too.
Is your roommate's hair relaxed? If not, does it have a natural curl or is it wavy or straight? The straighter the natural hair, the less likely it is to be dry. Also if it is breaking, it could be that the ends are dry hence the parts that are breaking while the rest of her hair isn't.
Otherwise maybe her hair is just shedding which could happen for both healthy and damaged hair.
Is your roommate's hair relaxed? If not, does it have a natural curl or is it wavy or straight? The straighter the natural hair, the less likely it is to be dry. Also if it is breaking, it could be that the ends are dry hence the parts that are breaking while the rest of her hair isn't.
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