This was supposed to go up last night, but since it was my friend's birthday dinner and then her and my car bizarrely died last night, I couldn't get this out to you in time D: Sorry about that!
So in a previous post, I showed off my hair and gave a few thoughts about what I think of it. I didn't go into extensive detail because it would have turned into a LONG rant. So long, you guys would have just looked at it and just say TL;DR (too long didn't read) so I didn't go into too much detail. So for this post that I promised for a friend, I will show products that I use to transform my hair (with lots of pictures!)
So in a previous post, I showed off my hair and gave a few thoughts about what I think of it. I didn't go into extensive detail because it would have turned into a LONG rant. So long, you guys would have just looked at it and just say TL;DR (too long didn't read) so I didn't go into too much detail. So for this post that I promised for a friend, I will show products that I use to transform my hair (with lots of pictures!)
From this |
To this |
My detangler that I make. It's 1 part conditioner to four parts water. Used to get rid of knots |
Clarifying shampoo. I only use this once a month when my hair feels super greasy and follow with my next shampoo |
My moisturizing shampoo. May or may not be changed up soon |
Yes, this is Apple Cider Vinegar. If you dilute it with water, it can help de-frizz your hair. NOTE: don't use if you are relaxed or color treated, adverse effects can happen! |
My conditioner which I will change up soon. |
My leave in conditioner |
Raw shea butter which I bought at the African grocery store down the street. So my regimen is just to detangle, wash, apple cider vinegar rinse, deep condition, use the leave-in conditioner and the shea butter when I do my twists. I feel that it's simple, yet when I have to describe it to someone, it's doesn't seem very easy lol! So my question for you-Do you believe in complex hair regimens? Why or why not? |
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