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What is your go to Hair Style or Treatment?
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on Jun 18, 2014 (Read 7158 times | Comments: 20)
I am a suckah for Brazilian Keratin Treatments. I go to my Stylist for them every six weeks. There is no way I could live without them now! I have super long, really thick wavy hair. I love Blowouts, and doing them myself takes way too much time, so now I get Brazilian Keratin Treatments and it makes my hair way more manageable. I jump out of the shower and I can literally blow dry my hair in 10 minutes and it's completely dry and beautifully healthy looking! Brazilian Keratin Treatments have restored my hair. I blow dry my hair and it's super straight and silky! I love it! Do you have any hair treatments that your a fanatic about? Or do you love wearing your hair a certain way?
shespeaksGurl
shespeaksGurl
on Nov 13, 2014 Quote  »     Reply  »

I use braids as my go to hair style. Keeps me from putting "stuff" in it all the time and from wearing my hair down. I take them out every 2 months(allows me to build up $$$ to get this done right) and it's really helped my hair grow. Just a few things to keep everything going good. Moisturize scalp and fully spray braids every 2 days. Wash scalp and hair every 1 1/2 weeks or 2 weeks Take out braids after 2 months no longer than 3 months, don't let them stay in there too long. Pretty easy.
AquaSurf00
AquaSurf00
on Nov 13, 2014 Quote  »     Reply  »

My go to hair style is the bantu knot out! I have zero hair skills but even I can do this! Every night when I get home I section my hair into 8-10 small sections. I then moisturize and seal each section before twisting it up. I use the LCO methods (liquid, cream, oil). My favorite liquid to use is the Creme of Nature Argan Oil Strength & Shine Leave-in Conditioner (which i love to death!!!!), the cream I use Organix brazilian keratin therapy relaxing balm (works wonders) and for the oil I use Organix Macadamia Oil. After i moisturize and seal with the oil I make 2 strands and twist my hair. After each twist I roll them into a knot. When I am done I look like Crazy Eyes from Orange is the new black!!! It's not very pretty then but the results are! In the morning I take off the hair ties I use to hold my knots. Then I spray my hair with the Organix argan oil & shea butter weightless oil. I then gentle undo each knot with my fingers. When all the knots are out I separate each curl!
Gagurl
Gagurl
on Feb 26, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

I know this may be a bit off topic but I just recently had a bad hair cut. My hair was past my shoulders .I told them to leave the lenght and just layer it to my face but they ened up cutting. my hair shorter.I was so up set.My. question. here is will prenatal. vitamins. help it grow faster.I'm 42 and at this age well it takes forever to grow. Thank you
Jennyfr
Jennyfr
on Feb 26, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

I am not sure about prenatal vitamins helping but I take over-the-counter meds made specifically for hair! It is called Hair, Skin & Nails and I get it from Puritan's Pride either on-line or through their catalog. Biotin is a main ingredient in this product so that is another option for you to try! I am older than you and have been growing out my hair for a few years now and I absolutely LOVE this product! Google it just to see what it is like and you can probably find it in stores too. I order it from Puritan's Pride because it is super cheap and me and my husband get all of our vitamins through them....for over 20 years now! Good luck!
nikmakeupjunkie
nikmakeupjunkie
on Mar 06, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

I take biotin to try to keep my hair healthy. I love the Macadamia Deep Repair Masques, and I love to do hot oil treatments. Generally for my hairstyle, I let it air dry and that's it. I have a slightly wavy hair texture, so it typically works okay. :)
OlgaNoga
OlgaNoga
on Dec 15, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

Every once in a while I like to use or make hair masks. My favorite so far is taking 1 egg and mixing it with coconut oil and olive oil. It leaves your hair so soft! I also love to do overnight hairstyles, like braids or twisting m hair into a bun and pinning it! It really saves time in the morning.
alysiarush
alysiarush
on Dec 16, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

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keva1022
keva1022
on Mar 03, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

I love to get keratin straightening treatments also, when I can afford them. I do not upkeep them every 6-8 weeks like they reccomended, though I would love to! But when I do get 1 done, oh my hair just feels so good for the time that it lasts! I wish there was an at home treatment that I knew I could do that would work just as well. I have done hours and hours of research and found so many that have amazing reviews and people saying that they work just as well as $400 treatments that they had paid for when they used to get them done at the salon. But I just am a little nervous to try it out myself because of some bad reviews. And also my hair is thin, and porous. Such a struggle!! :(
moniqa2004
moniqa2004
on Mar 10, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

I have thick wavy shoulder length hair, it takes forever to blow dry it straight & usually winds up in a scrunchy. So these days I'm doing a shorter hair style that's stacked in the back & and angled in the front. Fast,easy & pretty
moniqa2004
moniqa2004
on Mar 10, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

I have thick wavy shoulder length hair, it takes forever to blow dry it straight & usually winds up in a scrunchy. So these days I'm doing a shorter hair style that's stacked in the back & and angled in the front. Fast,easy & pretty
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