Hey guys!
On Sunday I had my co-wash day. I revisited aloe vera juice, revisited black tea and also revisited the braidout.
I don't know whats wrong with my memory sometimes. I forgot that I had experience with all these "new" things (black tea and aloe juice). I also incorporated the advice received for my last post. thanks guys!
I began with a hot-oil treatment that consisted of coconut oil and sweet almond oil for about 3 hours. I did my co-wash, I used HE LTR conditioner on my hair and rinsed. I had already brewed my black tea so I poured that onto my hair and left it for about 5 minutes.
I rinsed that and applied my ORS Replenishing Conditioner with grapeseed oil and coconut oil and left it on with a plastic bag (I ran out of caps lol) for about an hour.
After that was done, I rinsed my hair with cold water to help seal the hair. then I t-shirt dried my hair.
Whoever thought of black tea rinses, God bless you! I saw little hair on the comb after detangling. I did a little happy dance in my mind.
I mixed aloe vera juice, grapeseed oil and olive oil in a spray bottle and sprayed my hair.
I had already tried the hairstyle featured on ECP's blog over the summer. I liked it then and when I saw it on her blog I decided to do it again.
I parted my hair in 5 sections and did a 4 big braids. for the final section in the front I did about 6 little braids. I put the rollers pictured below to keep the ends from frizzing.
On Sunday I had my co-wash day. I revisited aloe vera juice, revisited black tea and also revisited the braidout.
I don't know whats wrong with my memory sometimes. I forgot that I had experience with all these "new" things (black tea and aloe juice). I also incorporated the advice received for my last post. thanks guys!
I began with a hot-oil treatment that consisted of coconut oil and sweet almond oil for about 3 hours. I did my co-wash, I used HE LTR conditioner on my hair and rinsed. I had already brewed my black tea so I poured that onto my hair and left it for about 5 minutes.
I rinsed that and applied my ORS Replenishing Conditioner with grapeseed oil and coconut oil and left it on with a plastic bag (I ran out of caps lol) for about an hour.
After that was done, I rinsed my hair with cold water to help seal the hair. then I t-shirt dried my hair.
Whoever thought of black tea rinses, God bless you! I saw little hair on the comb after detangling. I did a little happy dance in my mind.
I mixed aloe vera juice, grapeseed oil and olive oil in a spray bottle and sprayed my hair.
I had already tried the hairstyle featured on ECP's blog over the summer. I liked it then and when I saw it on her blog I decided to do it again.
I parted my hair in 5 sections and did a 4 big braids. for the final section in the front I did about 6 little braids. I put the rollers pictured below to keep the ends from frizzing.
the front braids got me the tight curls below
personal #win: my braid outs now touch my shoulders :)
I put the back in a bun and pinned back the bangs.
For bed I re-did the braids and covered it with a satin scarf.
I hope you like it!
Thank you for reading!
2 comments:
You're briaid out turned out great. I keep telling myself to do a black tea rinse but I'm scared that it will change my hair color too much. I need to do something to stop the shedding.
I think it'll change your hair color after many uses, I'm not sure if once in a while will really do too much. I want my brown hair to be black anyway so I didn't mind lol.
Thanks for reading my post. :)
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