MummysGirl
New Member
... who don't/didn't have to wash hair in sections?
I'm 10 months post relaxer and I've not had to wash my hair in braided (or otherwise) sections yet. I do wash my hair when it's in my middle siggy style but I mean when my hair is loose...
I'm wondering if it's a bit too early to predict that I won't have to wash my hair in sections for a long while... if I don't need to now (as a transitioner with a mix of 10 months worth of new growth and relaxed hair which results in longer than APL hair), I wonder when I will.
My current wash routine: Wet hair, slather in cowash con, let sit for a few minutes, massage gently. Detangle with fingers while rinsing con out. (NOTE: Sometimes I DC on dry hair, other times I DC after cowashing, sometimes I prepoo with oils, other times I don't do anything at all) I apply my leave-in (Giovanni Direct) , which is a fantastic detangler for my fine (but many) strands. I don't just rake my comb through my hair, I start from the back, with a section that is about 1/5th of my whole hair and completely detangle with my wide tooth comb. I repeat this for the rest of my hair. (This is the only 'sectioning' I do.) Detangling DONE.
Maybe my story will change when I have APL natural hair
So Ladies, I'd LOVE your responses... TIA!
I'm 10 months post relaxer and I've not had to wash my hair in braided (or otherwise) sections yet. I do wash my hair when it's in my middle siggy style but I mean when my hair is loose...
I'm wondering if it's a bit too early to predict that I won't have to wash my hair in sections for a long while... if I don't need to now (as a transitioner with a mix of 10 months worth of new growth and relaxed hair which results in longer than APL hair), I wonder when I will.
My current wash routine: Wet hair, slather in cowash con, let sit for a few minutes, massage gently. Detangle with fingers while rinsing con out. (NOTE: Sometimes I DC on dry hair, other times I DC after cowashing, sometimes I prepoo with oils, other times I don't do anything at all) I apply my leave-in (Giovanni Direct) , which is a fantastic detangler for my fine (but many) strands. I don't just rake my comb through my hair, I start from the back, with a section that is about 1/5th of my whole hair and completely detangle with my wide tooth comb. I repeat this for the rest of my hair. (This is the only 'sectioning' I do.) Detangling DONE.
Maybe my story will change when I have APL natural hair
So Ladies, I'd LOVE your responses... TIA!