Tonight I have a Youth Rally to attend at church and a cute hairstyle is a must. I haven’t washed my hair since last Tuesday, so I am going to start off fresh with
washing and conditioning the mane. For my hair, it really doesn’t matter what brand of shampoo and conditioner I use as long as it moisturizes my hair. I, personally, use the
Pantene 2 in 1 Moisturizing Conditioning Shampoo. I use this because I DO NOT grease my scalp. I discovered that my scalp is
naturally oily; therefore if I greased it, my hair would be
incredibly itchy before the end of the week. So, I wet my hair and then I make sure I lather really well because my hair is
thick. I do this step about two or three times making sure I get suds in the middle of my head, where my hair is the thickest, and all sides of my head including my sideburns.
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For me, it really doesn’t matter if I stay within the brand of products I use because I feel that certain brands of products put with other brands does a better job than using products of the same brand. After I complete the
lathering and rinsing, I dry my hair completely with a towel and apply an ample amount of
LeKair Cholesterol Plus for
deep conditioning. It’s a
strengthening and conditioning cream and contains
cholesterol, Jojoba oil, Aloe Vera, and Collagen protein. So, I apply a generous amount to my hair making sure I distribute the
cholesterol equally throughout my head; touching up the roots and the ends of my hair and then began combing it out with a big tooth comb. Using a big tooth comb when your hair is wet is better than using a smaller comb because it allows you to get the major
kinks and tangles out without breaking your hair. If your hair is
thick like mine, what also helps is parting your hair piece by piece or layer by layer and then combing it out with a big tooth comb. Once combed out, I then place a plastic shower cap on my head and sit under a hard cap dryer for fifteen minutes with the
cholesterol still in my hair.
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I washed the cholesterol out, dry my hair, and then apply Motions spray-on Nourish Leave-In Conditioner. It moisturizes, conditions, and strengthens the hair. After spraying a healthy amount of the conditioner in my hair, I part a layer of hair at the bottom of my head and apply TCB Foaming Wrap and Set Lotion which helps obtain smoother sets, straighter wraps, and extra body and shine. I applied the foam to the whole layer of parted hair and began rolling my hair with Soft-Twist Rollers. They are not the average hard plastic rollers which is why I LOVE to use them to get a full, long, and healthy spiral curl. So, I repeat the following steps until all of my hair is set and rolled, and then I sit under the dryer until my hair is completely dry. Once my hair is dry, I unroll it, seperate my curls, and apply an even amount of Suave Extreme Hold 10 Unscented Hairspray from top to bottom for a strong, healthy hold on my curls leaving them soft and full of volume.
Steps:
1. Wash hair with your choice of shampoo and conditioner
2. Apply LeKair Hair Cholesterol for a deep conditioning from roots to ends of hair
3. Comb hair with a big tooth comb while cholesterol is still in
4. Cover head with a plastic cap and sit under blow dryer for 15 minutes
5. Completely wash cholesterol out of hair and evenly spray Motions Leave-In Conditioner on hair
6. Part layers of hair and apply your choice of Foaming Wrap and Set Lotion and began rolling hair with your choice of rollers
7. Once hair is completely rolled, sit under dryer until hair is completely dry
8. Unroll hair and carefully seperate curls
9. Spray hair with Suave Extreme Hold 10 Unscented Hairspray for a soft, healthy hold
Before I seperated my curls:![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhq34SuSQhQuqfjxkrqOS-iaHAC_sj_f-3xmqJxIOsqSdT27RUseT2m9rO-gceJf1k7lLObOCdFbGMBH81urwyYzlXT5oQwCbJfGj-EqF7q6VLBB1ucC3kGUtLr5hicSRzNdrv8wh97YT_S/s200/100_1448.JPG)
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After I seperated my curls:![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgAhy6hIgJ50dqpXgi1uG3fDOnwOvz6-j_jFkc-MtwUiwNojruJZ1H5K_QUcesC6oxq_HylTs7gBMwIHFaV3IVwAYBKZn8MBfmIq6_QenKCislatycl9nOPSedGTWSMUGsJZ7hyoYxrtDKJ/s200/100_1458.JPG)
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