Today well on November 6 I started my first rollerset and for a first time I wasn’t expecting great results and was expecting to have some flaws. Which I did! I started the whole washing and all that process at around 10p.m and just finished everything at 3:00 a.m. Sorry I didn’t take any pictures I was way to tired. This is the process that I did :
1. I cowash with Herbal Essence Long Term
2. Then deep condition with Aussie 3min mixed with evoo,evco and jojoba oil. Left that on for almost an hour
3. Rinsed, Applied Leave In’s (John Frieda Frizz Ease & CON Strengthen and Shine Spray) and proceed to rollerset. Here my experience :
When I had gotten out the shower from washing out the deep conditioner I wrapped my hair with the towel and then blot it till it was a bit damp. I applied my 2 leave in’s. Once I was done with that I don’t even know what happen! My hair got so frizzy and quickly got dry I don’t know where I went wrong (I believe it could have been the heater in my room). As I was rollersetting each piece of hair was getting even more frizzier and started to look a mess. I had some hair coming out from the rollers. I think I was putting to much hair on each one I’m not sure. But I am going to figure out next time how much hair to roll. Another problem I had experience was trying to roll the back, its definitely a difficult task trying to do that but I tried my best. I stood under the dry for an hour exactly and my hair was fully dry but came out frizzy on some parts. After removing all the rollers I began to flat iron which I think I’m going to incorporate when I rollerset. And my results were lovely really soft and moveable hair.
1. I cowash with Herbal Essence Long Term
2. Then deep condition with Aussie 3min mixed with evoo,evco and jojoba oil. Left that on for almost an hour
3. Rinsed, Applied Leave In’s (John Frieda Frizz Ease & CON Strengthen and Shine Spray) and proceed to rollerset. Here my experience :
When I had gotten out the shower from washing out the deep conditioner I wrapped my hair with the towel and then blot it till it was a bit damp. I applied my 2 leave in’s. Once I was done with that I don’t even know what happen! My hair got so frizzy and quickly got dry I don’t know where I went wrong (I believe it could have been the heater in my room). As I was rollersetting each piece of hair was getting even more frizzier and started to look a mess. I had some hair coming out from the rollers. I think I was putting to much hair on each one I’m not sure. But I am going to figure out next time how much hair to roll. Another problem I had experience was trying to roll the back, its definitely a difficult task trying to do that but I tried my best. I stood under the dry for an hour exactly and my hair was fully dry but came out frizzy on some parts. After removing all the rollers I began to flat iron which I think I’m going to incorporate when I rollerset. And my results were lovely really soft and moveable hair.
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