Hello All!! I'm back with another wash day. I am currently on a no heat challenge that will potentially run until June of 2015!
So I started with my usual wash routine.
My new growth is super thick this month.
I then put my hair in four section to begin the blow drying process. I took a close up picture on my hair after blow drying to show texture shots.
I moisturizer and sealed my hair after blow drying. I use the Optimum Alama Damage Antidote as a moisturizer and seal with Olive Oil.
I then wrapped hair to tame it a little bit. And the next morning unwrapped it and wore it down.
I added some of my Proclaim glossing polish for shine and frizz control.
How was your guess wash day? Leave a comment below!
Talk to talk later!
Keoshia
Your blow dried hair looks so smooth. Did you blow dry using cool air and how long did it take you?
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ lengtheninglocks.blogspot.com
Her hair is smooth indeed! I always end up looking like a lion when I blow dry my hair.
DeleteMe too! LOL!
DeleteStraight Simba style when I'm done blow drying! Back in the day, I attempted to use a comb attachment---and---well---the attachment lost several teeth whilst my hair ended up a hot mess! LOL!
DeleteThanks for sharing your #washdayexperience chica!
KLP @ SavingOurStrands
Andrea yes I blow dried using cool air, it took about 15 mins, since I do it in sections.
DeleteOh your hair! The thickness! :)
ReplyDeleteTrying to keep away from heat, but your silky smooth hair is making it hard! :p
lol thanks Yvonne!
DeleteYour hair turned out really silky and smooth!!
ReplyDeleteYour hair is so smooth,thick and healthy. I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks so good. Can't believe you didn't flat iron.
ReplyDeleteThank you Leah!
DeleteWow great job. Ur hair looks good. What's the name of your blow dryer. I would like to get one. This looks good.
ReplyDeleteEbele
Thank you! My blow dryer is the Red 1875 Ceramic Styler, I got it at my local beauty supply store.
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