[USER=23876 said:pookaloo83[/USER];14266031] I think I'm gonna start taking the twists down on damp hair. Maybe spray it with a spray bottle before hand. I heard a whole bunch of popping and seen broken hairs upon takedown. I lost alot of hair when I was a kid from braids on my sides.
I did some mini twists yesterday.
Hopefully I can get a couple of weeks out of them.
[USER=23876 said:pookaloo83[/USER];14266631]@faithVA I tried oil last night. But it just felt...oily. I think next time I'm gonna try water.
I wasn't suggesting applying oil by itself. Was suggesting applying oil then applying water. It will give you a slip that neither alone gives you. But try with the water it may work for you.
Am I too late for this challenge. I'm really a twist girl, but at this point in my journey this is exactly what I need! We're heading into that part of the year when the weather is harsh on my hair. My puffs and twist outs won't cut it.
I decided to try spritzing my hair with water/AVG and then sealing with shea butter. As soon as I spritzed the water, fuzz city I didn't even touch it. Then I had an idea. What if I applied the shea butter first and then spritzed it? hmm
It's too late to do it for this set of twist but I will try it for my next set. And I think I want to do a darker henna. I think it will look better.
I'd like to join this challenge but I'm a little nervous. I BC'd in May and I've only worn my own twists outside the house once. I usually get my twists professionally done but to keep it up till the end of the year I will have to learn to do them better on my own. So I'm in but I may not post pic right away. Lol!
Does anyone have tips on how to get the twists tight at the root? Sorry if this question has already been answered. The root of my twists are always loose causing my twists to look fuzzy and old faster.
This ALWAYS happens to my hair when I spritz it with water. POOF!!! Now the only thing I do is wet my hand with water and then rub about a dime size glob of EVCO through my hair and go. This helps so much with the frizz.
Now tell me....how do you do a darker henna? I use henna and then indigo. Is this what you are meaning?
[USER=253198 said:Kenny-Ann[/USER];14274413]
Now tell me....how do you do a darker henna? I use henna and then indigo. Is this what you are meaning?
yaya24Krystle~Hime -Not this time.
Before work I cowashed and did a puff. I let that air dry during the day, and then when I got home I started on my twists.
Each section I kind of made damp with my leave in (yes to tomato conditioner + aloe vera juice + wheat germ oil).. The consistency was pretty fluid.
Does anyone have tips on how to get the twists tight at the root? Sorry if this question has already been answered. The root of my twists are always loose causing my twists to look fuzzy and old faster.