I had did my full wash day on Sunday but I didn't have time to really write about it. But I did cowash so why not write about it lol .
I decided to deep condition on slightly damp/dry hair. I used a spray bottle to moist my hair so that I can distribute the d/c more easily. I decided on using the Beautiful Textures Rapid Repair D/C and its time I post my review about that deep conditioner Sigh* Just not a fan of it.
I left it on for 2 hours with my heating cap on and went into the shower rinsed it out and my hair just wasn't feeling it again. I think I came to a conclusion about why it may have not work but that would be another post. But it didn't help to moisturize my hair or provide any slip it was soft, but as I continuously rinsed it out my hair was feeling tangled. When I was done my hair just didn't feel soft anymore but it wasn't rough.
I then cowash with a conditioner that I didn't like months ago. I had used it a week ago as a conditioner rinse (What I call a conditioner that helps condition after shampooing) I enjoyed it but now I see why I don't like it as a co wash. I think it might be a certain ingredient that my hair doesn't like. As you can see I don't have the curliest hair and I really don't know if its heat damaged or just a different hair type. (Honestly don't know my natural hair type) I then applied my favorite leave in, at the moment, and surprisingly it couldn't even soften up my hair. I really blame the products I use prior because that leave always delivered since I have been using it.
Also can someone tell me why does this happen? When I get out the shower I always tshirt dry my hair but once I remove it and let it air dry for the remainder of the time the nape area dries so much quicker then the rest of my hair. Why is that happening I really don't understand.
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I left it on for 2 hours with my heating cap on and went into the shower rinsed it out and my hair just wasn't feeling it again. I think I came to a conclusion about why it may have not work but that would be another post. But it didn't help to moisturize my hair or provide any slip it was soft, but as I continuously rinsed it out my hair was feeling tangled. When I was done my hair just didn't feel soft anymore but it wasn't rough.
I then cowash with a conditioner that I didn't like months ago. I had used it a week ago as a conditioner rinse (What I call a conditioner that helps condition after shampooing) I enjoyed it but now I see why I don't like it as a co wash. I think it might be a certain ingredient that my hair doesn't like. As you can see I don't have the curliest hair and I really don't know if its heat damaged or just a different hair type. (Honestly don't know my natural hair type) I then applied my favorite leave in, at the moment, and surprisingly it couldn't even soften up my hair. I really blame the products I use prior because that leave always delivered since I have been using it.
I then flat twisted my hair as you can see I'm not that good but I'm okay, still learning.
I considered purchasing that leave-in, but I noticed it had isopropyl alcohol listed as an ingredient. I didn't want it to dry my hair out.
ReplyDeleteI know I really need to try a better leave in.
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