ALL NATURAL HAIR - This shares my hair journey back to my natural roots and thereafter. I transitioned from my relaxer for a year and did my BC on July 3, 2009. All information on this site is based on my experiences & opinions. I am not a certified hair anything, but I am becoming a certified expert on my hair. ;) I will also be throwing in some random gems I would like to share such as recipes, beauty tips, fashion & crafts goodies.
Friday, March 19
Sunday, March 14
Finally tried my Kinky Curly Custard
- Giovanni 50/50 shampoo
- DC with Lustrasilk's Shea Butter Cholesterol Plus with heat for 30 minutes
- Aphogee Keratin & Green Tea Restructizer Spray
- Giovanni direct leave in, sealed with Castor oil
- Sectioned into 8 chunky twists to separate & detangle
Pondered what to do with my hair next, blow dry & twist, twist into smaller sections to leave in for a week or just wear a twistout for the rest of the week.....Natural hair has so many options :)
So I decided to try out my KC Custard today! I spritzed with water, split each chunky twist into 2, applied the KCC & twisted and then put them on large rollers. I sat under a dryer for 45 minutes to speed along the drying process, let it dry the remainder of the way overnight & plan to wear a twistout all week.
I must say I do like the KCC effects on my hair, it enhanced my curl pattern quite a bit. When it gets warmer, I can't wait to wear a wash & go with some KCC!
Sadly, my hair was still not 100% dry in the morning, but I took it down anyway. Here are the results, it still came out decent right?
Tuesday, March 9
More comfortable with hair & myself
Friday, March 5
Twists on semi-straightened hair
I used large magnetic rollers to bump the ends, as I plan on wearing my hair in a ponytail style or just loose during the week.
It is really something have when my hair is wet, it doesn't appear to be growing or getting any length. Once I started twisting it today, I can definitely tell the difference in length! My twists reach past my collarbone! YEA!