So I have finally
removed my braids over the weekend. I was planning on removing them in 2 weeks’
time but I noticed with my new growth my hair was twisting on itself, so I
quickly removed them before I get any damage.
The take down
was not too painful, and the detangling process was not as bad as I was
expecting it to be. My hair was moisturised as I was un-braiding it so it was
really easy to detangle.
After
removing my braids I washed my hair and protein treated it.
1. Prepooed with walnut oil for 3 hours
in a heat cap
2. Shampooed my hair with Herbal Essence
Hello Hydration Shampoo, I believe this is a milder sulphate shampoo to my
usual clarifying ORS shampoo
3. Protein treated my hair with ORS Hair
Mayo with a heat cap for 1 hour.
4. Rinsed hair and T-shirt dried it for
45 mins
5. Sprayed Aussie Miracle Hair Insurance
leave in conditioner and Herbal Essence Raspberry No Split Ends leave in
6. Detangled my hair
7. Flat 2 strand twisted my hair in 6
sections and let my hair air dry
My new growth
was super soft and the detangling process at 16 weeks post having just taken
down braids was not bad at all.
This protein
treatment has prepped my hair up for my relaxer this coming weekend. I can
hardly wait for a touch up. I will be ending my stretch at 17 weeks post
instead of 19 weeks post
‘If a man does not keep
pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.
Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away’ – Henry David
Thoreau
YAY for easy braid take downs! Where did you pick up your walnut oil?
ReplyDeleteKLP | SavingOurStrands
Yay indeed!!
DeleteI picked up my walnut oil from Asda, I think it was brought up by Walmart so maybe it has similar things. It has such as strong smell though I don't know if I could use it weekly.