Refreshing Second-Day Hair HELP

nicnic93

For those who are transitioning, or just love less manipulation on their hair --- How do you refresh your curls the next day ?

-I'm transitioning, and my favorite style is bantu-knot outs! I tend to have to do them EVERY night to keep them in shape. If I don't my hair is a frizzy MESS! Even on some days my hair is a frizzy mess before the day is even OVER! I hate having to do my hair every night to keep the curls defined.

What are some ways to keep your curls refreshed without doing too much manipulation?

-any favorite products?
-methods?
-tools?

THANKS (=

aprilj90

When I want 2nd day hair on my twist outs I 1). take down the twists with EVOO on my hands and 2). Sleep with a bonnet that night. Doing this I can usually get even 3rd day hair. Granted I suck at bantu knots lol HTH

AfroPRChica

cobiisoulful wrote: »

For those who are transitioning, or just love less manipulation on their hair --- How do you refresh your curls the next day ?

-I'm transitioning, and my favorite style is bantu-knot outs! I tend to have to do them EVERY night to keep them in shape. If I don't my hair is a frizzy MESS! Even on some days my hair is a frizzy mess before the day is even OVER! I hate having to do my hair every night to keep the curls defined.

What are some ways to keep your curls refreshed without doing too much manipulation?

-any favorite products?
-methods?
-tools?

THANKS (=

Try doing the pineapple and then putting a satin scarf over it, a lot of curlies do it for 2nd day hair. Or you could do bantu knots every night (without wetting or washing it), so that it can keep the curls.

Naturallyblu

I sleep with a bonnet on and try not to lay on one side too long.... If one side does end up flat I just make a style of it & pin hair to one side or up top! I also fluff the next day & may put a hair polisher on it