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03.22.10
Knots and tangles oh my! I washed my hair with Aveda Dry Remedy, followed up with Aveda Dry Remedy Masque, finger detangled, dried with a little Jane Carter Hair Nourishing Cream. Today, I've found so many tangles and little balls of tangled shed hair all throughout my hair! I'm thinking that maybe finger detangling is not enough for me at this point. I'm almost 10 months in the game yall! Tomorrow morning I will do a cowash with Hello Hydration since it's the only thing that has the most *slip for my hair. I will detangle from ends to roots in sections with a wide tooth comb or my denman brush. The whole parting my hair in sections thing is hard b/c my hair isn't long, just super thick. So, making four big sections doesn't seem to work for me. But, my hair is dry, my scalp is calmer since using the Jane Carter Scalp Renew, and I have knot balls of hair shedding everywhere. Help!?
p.s- like the new layout!?! The blog needed some spring sprucing up!
2 comments:
Try a protein treatment for the shedding. I did the cherry lola this weekend. or do ur own concoction or buy one from the beauty supply. or just use some protein condish like aubrey organics gpb but a treatment may help more. Also I find that when my hair is stretched it prevent knots and tangles. good luck! ~ Skeeta
Henna is great to stop the shedding as well. At your length, put your hair in six sections using bands, then begin detangling and place into even smaller sections with either braids or twists to air dry using leave-in condition, moisturizer and an oil to seal in the goodness. For added definition add a natural gel styler like kinky curly curling custard or aubrey organics mandarin magic hair moisturizing jelly. Always seal the ends with an emollient oil. Emollient oils actually penetrate the hair shaft and soften the hair. They are avocado oil, coconut oil, and olive oil. castor oil is also great. it is a humectant and helps the hair to absorb and retain moisture.
~KR @ http://kinkyrhonnie.blogspot.com
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