Wow, that's awesome!
Does Sabino Moisture Block work with rollersets?
(not that I do them, but I would be hopeful)
. I don't worry as much about reversion with rollersets since it still is curly. Eventually I should try it though.I haven't tried it with a real (as in, magnetic rollers under a hard bonnet dryer) rollerset yet. So far as rollersetting goes, I still haven't found the energy to do more than a ponytail rollerset with sponge rollers airdried overnight,
this stuff.
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I finally tried RPCC=Roux Porosity Control Conditioner, cause I had seen so many raves about it, and I've been battling some dryness b/c I braided back to back last year and since winter hit really hard.
So 1st I did my usual pre-wash by massaging into my scalp brahmi and bringraj oils and then saturating my length and ends with olive oil. I left that in for 30 minutes, then I rinsed and poured my pre-made and cooled to room temp ayurveda rinse made of yeah you guessed it-brahmi, bringraj and amla powders=Ayurvedic Double Whammy! Let that sit for 10 minutes (the box says to make a paste and let that sit for 20 min, I've done that and it works great too) then rinsed that out, used some RPCC <----I
My hair was already feeling good after the ayurveda after the roux it was like butter, it's going to be a staple now. Then I co-washed with WEN CC Fig, then did another 30 min DC with WEN Re-Moist. My hair wasn't tangled, I didn't even feel the comb going through it, it was great, only shed hairs, I haven't detangled in 4 days, just finger-combed.
I put it into 14 med braids all over my head, I didn't add a little bit of WEN CC as a leave-in, no oils, nothing, let air dry for 10 min then just put a turbie around it and went to bed. This morning I woke up with well moisturized super soft hair.
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Hi ladies, I just peekedin here to see what's going on. You ladies have beautiful hair. Keep up the good work.
. I will not straighten my hair again until May, then I will know for sure..
Hi BM!
I believe I have reached HL, but the right side of my hair definitely grows faster than the left
Your hair is certainly growing like a weed. You should be HL in no time
Keep up the good work!
Hi BM!
I believe I have reached HL, but the right side of my hair definitely grows faster than the left
Your hair is certainly growing like a weed. You should be HL in no time
Thank you so much you making me smile from Ear to Ear,to be truthfully honest with you i cant tell you what length i am... this stuff drives me crazy i might be i dont know.
I have this same problem. The right side of my hair grows faster than the left. I discovered along the way that my scalp has three different types. The right side is oily, the center is dry, and the left side is normal. This cause my hair to grow uneven and it doesn't have what I call "show quality". I use to get so frustrated and just trim my hair so I could show it off. But I stop doing that because I needed to figure out how to resolve the problem if I was ever going to have extremely long hair. So I have set out to prove my theory.... I oil the center scalp a lot and the left side only a little. But I still massage my entire head. The right side does not need oil. This process has started my hair to fill in evenly. I have before pictures and I am looking forward to showing the after pictures because I definetly see results without having to trim my hair. I only do my S&D.
By the way..... Your hair is GORGEOUS!!!!!
She has a very nice healthy head of hair! and yes. That is a good inspiration. I will include it in my list of inspirers! But it will be healthier for you to avoid sleeping on the left side as much as possible. I try to sleep on the right side as much as I can and still toss to the left and this is years after I found out about it! Old habits die hard!!!
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I have this same problem. The right side of my hair grows faster than the left. I discovered along the way that my scalp has three different types. The right side is oily, the center is dry, and the left side is normal. This cause my hair to grow uneven and it doesn't have what I call "show quality". I use to get so frustrated and just trim my hair so I could show it off. But I stop doing that because I needed to figure out how to resolve the problem if I was ever going to have extremely long hair. So I have set out to prove my theory.... I oil the center scalp a lot and the left side only a little. But I still massage my entire head. The right side does not need oil. This process has started my hair to fill in evenly. I have before pictures and I am looking forward to showing the after pictures because I definetly see results without having to trim my hair. I only do my S&D.
By the way..... Your hair is GORGEOUS!!!!!
Thank you so much Candy, I never thought about my scalp having three different types. I know my hair texture has at least three types and the right side is the silkiest, the back/center is the driest, and the left side is "normal". I will try your theory and see how it goes because I am trying my best not to trim my hair at this time.
Hi Lucia, my reggie has changed somewhat. I still use ayurvedic powders and oils; but I no longer pre-poo with the oils because I oil my hair every day. I combine my powders with conditioner to co-wash instead of using the tea rinses. I co-wash every week to two weeks and I shampoo with my shikakai bar once a month. I still oil my scalp with amla oil and two days a week I use castor oil (I am in the castor oil challenge).
I still wear a bun most days, but sometimes I wear my hair in a ponytail.
Also, thank you for bringing it to my attention about sleeping on one side. Well, my favorite side to sleep on is my left side; and that is the side where my hair is the shortest. From now on I will make an effort to switch sides. Along with switching sides and oiling my scalp differently, you ladies may have just given me the key to getting my hair to grow in more evenly and maybe my ends will thicken up.
Thank you all so much.
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