How much is too much!??

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• Sydney23 Posts: 25Registered Users

  March 2011

  I suggest you lay back on the heat if you are trying to grow out your curls. I think on a different post you stated that some of your curls were defined but others were frizzy, well they could possibly be heat damaged. I say lay of the heat so your curls can rest

  • 1 more month until I hit the half a year mark . My second transition... I will complete it this time!:pirate:
  • Long-term transitioning..(estimated..24 months):toothy5:

  
  
  

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• Xhaha Posts: 80Registered Users

  March 2011

  Ok thanks I'll try and stop using heat as much as possible!!!! Let's see how thT works!

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• anonymous_58885 Posts: 75Registered Users

  March 2011

  If you want to straighten your hair, use a heat protection spray/cream. For cream I like L'Oreal Studio Line Hot Straight Straightening Cream..but be careful if you're CG, that stuff is a 'cone bomb
  
  spray- TRESemme..idk what the name is but it's in a red & black bottle.
  
  I've found they both work great for my hair

  Paul Mitchell Shampoo One
  
  Hair One Cleansing Conditioner (Olive Oil)
  
  Dove Nourishing Curls Whipped Cream Mousse
  
  Not CG
  
  Don't use leave-in conditioner
  
  Straighten hair occasionally. I use Organix Brazilian Keratin Flat Iron Spray to protect from heat damage.
  
  mostly 2b, some 2c, 3a on rare days. Low porosity, medium density, fine texture.

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