Creamy Twist-Out

[itismehmmkay]

Okay, I just did a twist-out last night. Now, it's soft, but it looks somewhat dry. I'm thinking that I did not use enought moisturizer while doing my flat-twists.

Do you all add moisturizer to each section before twisting? And if so, do you almost saturate that section with moisture?.

Mind you, I am doing them on wet hair. Also, I don't mind too much if my hair gets too greasy; I'll be wearing the ends in an updo. I just want them to look moisturized.

Thanks

 

[PretteePlease]

i twist then saturate with oil let soak over night then twistout.

 

[brittanynic16]

if you want them to look moisturized then more moisturizer is not your problem. you need some oil or con to make it shine. if shiny=moisturer to you.

 

[Kha]

I apply some type of oil-based moisturizer to each section before I twist. I do this on wet or dry hair and use more is twisting on dry hair.

 

[Queenie]

I agree. I use a coconut/olive/avacado oil mixture nightly and always on wet hair.

 

[Erica78]

When I first started doing twists...they would never would turn out right...and almost always...they looked dry. I think that I was putting the twists in too early (while my hair was drenching). I find that when I moisturize while my hair is still wet...add some oil...and let it air dry a little (5 minutes or so) before putting the the twists in....they come out looking moisturized.