Alright alright, enough
teasing. :-)
Ey ya! See cherublike cheeks o! 6 month relaxer stretch- I relaxed soon afterwards |
The curly roller set gets my stamp of approval as an easily maintainable style, specifically for anyone who is transitioning into becoming natural, but might not know how to wear their hair before committing to a big chop. It's superbly forgiving, in terms of, dealing with the two textures of a transitioner's hair.
It's been quite a few years since I last attempted a curly fro, and my hair is certifiably longer than it's ever been. So, after watching a few youtube tutorials; okay, I really re-watched Jouelzy's video over and over (the music is hypnotic), I went for it.
The Hair
One week old braidout (birthday hair)
The Players
H2O
Beautiful Textures Moisture Butter Whipped Curl Creme
The Technique
My hair was still pretty moisturized from the stretched braidout. Every other day, I'd been moisturizing and sealing simply with water and my shea butter mix. Each night, I would gather my hair into a very low bun. The next morning, after I would unravel the bun, my hair would be stretched, and eventually it evolved into image #1.
I generously coated sections of hair with the Beautiful Textures Moisture Butter Curl Creme before I rolled them into varying rod sizes (the skinniest were blue and the largest were white). The rods were left in over night, and 8 approximate hours later, the rods were removed...
... and the curls were gently separated.
Day 1 hair
Toying around with the parting- tres versatile!
The Moisture Butter Curl Creme left my hair smelling great (yay), but feeling a tad greasy (boo). My hair was also incredibly soft- the curls were tumbling this way and that.
LOVED!
I will be uploading Day 2 hair shortly, so stay tuned!
One week old braidout (birthday hair)
The Players
H2O
Beautiful Textures Moisture Butter Whipped Curl Creme
The Technique
My hair was still pretty moisturized from the stretched braidout. Every other day, I'd been moisturizing and sealing simply with water and my shea butter mix. Each night, I would gather my hair into a very low bun. The next morning, after I would unravel the bun, my hair would be stretched, and eventually it evolved into image #1.
I generously coated sections of hair with the Beautiful Textures Moisture Butter Curl Creme before I rolled them into varying rod sizes (the skinniest were blue and the largest were white). The rods were left in over night, and 8 approximate hours later, the rods were removed...
Pretty good, right?? |
Day 1 hair
Curly Fro on 4c hair |
The Moisture Butter Curl Creme left my hair smelling great (yay), but feeling a tad greasy (boo). My hair was also incredibly soft- the curls were tumbling this way and that.
LOVED!
Niiice! I liked.
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo! :-)
DeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteBTW (yes, I'm back), your description of your hair as 4c has inspired a blog post on hair typing, which I pretty much started writing here, before I decided to stop guano-ing your post and write it on my own blog.
Deleteguano? I had to look that up ha ha. Now I'm all curious to read.
DeleteAs are you! Thanks hon.
ReplyDeleteLol at 'cherublike cheeks' ^_^ Your hair looks great Geri! I'm not sure I can keep stock of all the styles I want to dub from you o...Carry go!
ReplyDeleteLol ha ha! Yes you can! Stop pretending o, abeg.
DeleteOMG! your lipstick is always killing me and your hair is so thick.it's soo beautiful. Can you tell me the brand of the liptsick pliz and the color?
ReplyDeleteThanks yoco! Hmm, I have to think...oh! It was Barbie Pink lipgloss by NYX, and Lilac Champagne lipstick by Revlon (a good dupe would be Wet n Wild's Megalast in Don't Blink Pink)
DeleteYou look absolutely gorgeous sis!! ;)
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Thank you dearie!
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