Can you do twists on relaxed hair?
Can you do twists on relaxed hair?
Twist outs are not only for the natural hair sistas, you can also do a twist out for relaxed hair. So in essence you can have the beauty of both worlds; curly and straight. And what woman doesn’t appreciate versatility when it comes to hair styling? If that’s you, now you can enjoy a twist out on your relaxed hair.
How do you use shea butter whipped hair?
Melt down Shea butter in a double broiler over boiling water. Once it has cooled to a reasonable temperature, spread onto your fingertips and apply in small amounts directly onto your scalp. Rub in circular motion. You can add drops of tea tree oil for an extra soothing sensation.
How long should you leave twists in for twist out?
With a proper care, a twist out can last 1-2 weeks. Make sure to keep the ends moisturized and let the twists set for as long as possible (i.e., at least 3-5 days) before releasing them.
Can sisterlocks be done on relaxed hair?
No, you don’t have to cut your hair. Sisterlocks can be started with your relaxed length left untouched as relaxed hair will not lock. As your hair grows, and is set into a locked pattern, your relaxed hair will be trimmed away.
Is shea butter good for relaxed hair?
Shea butter can moisturize, relax, shine and smooth your hair. It provides moisture from the roots to the tips, adding luster to hair, according to TreasuredLocks.com. After shampooing, apply a a shea butter conditioner or more shea butter for more relaxing effects.
Does whipped shea butter Harden?
With it’s soft, silky, and airy texture whipped shea butter is simply dreamy on your skin, providing some intense moisturization. But many times the fluffy consistency tends to harden in a couple of days making it harder to apply.
Do twist outs help hair grow?
Protective. Two-strand twists help minimize knots and tangles in your child’s hair and is considered a protective style because it minimizes damage. Protective, looser twists promote healthy hair, allowing for more hair growth.
What to do after taking out twists?
Here is how my aftercare routine looks like to help you out.
- Finger Detangle – Don’t brush. Take your time and make sure you gently finger detangle your hair while removing each braid.
- Wash Your Hair. Use a sulfate free clarifying shampoo to clean your scalp after removing braids.
- Deep Condition Your Hair.
- Trim Your Hair.
Can you do starter locs on relaxed hair?
You can start now with your relaxer. As your hair grows out, you can trim your relaxed ends over time. The other option, of course, is a big chop, which is cutting off all your relaxer and starting locs with 100% natural hair. This is the most reliable way to ensure healthy, strong locs.
