Baggying, Bunning, and Sleeping

I don't baggy on styled hair, to me, baggying is how I deep contion my hair. Either on dry or wet hair , I'll apply a moiturizing spritz/lotion( little condiioner, aloe vera juice, tea, rose water, veg. glycerin) then I apply straight conditoner on top of that (you can add honey to up the humectancy) , then on top of l'll add a butter/oil mix. So basically I get my hair soaking wet, then put on a shower cap or tie a plastic shopping bag over my hair, then tie a scarf around the perimeter of my head to keep the bag from moving.Also I trie to patthe baggy to expel the buid up air/steam in the bag. The heat from your head with the liquids in your hair will create low-key steam, and I like t pat at my head to keep the steam moving.

On styled hair I would spray the hair, especially the part from the ponytil holder down (extra attention to your ends) with the spritz I mentioned above, then seal lightly with with a butter and top it of with a plastic bag and scarf. Then you can add a hat and have your hair conditioned as you go about with your day, and when you take it down, your hair will already be styled.

At night I apply a leave in, which is usually hello hydration(yes the conditioner) and seal with shea butter, coconut oil or olive oil. this is done to my ends at night and twist it and wrap a scarf around my head.

Or, when My hair is already moisturized, I DO NOT take down my bun. I do the same routine and place a sandwich bag on my bun after I applied the leave in and oil heavily.

In the a.m, I take the bag off. my hair would be soak and wet, so to keep it that way, I do what I call a 'Puff Bun'. It's just a regular puff with the ends tucked in.

And as far as the gel, check out the eco custard video on youtube or you can do a search on CN. This gel is similar to KCCC and it does not flake or itch if used properly. In addition to that, apply castor oil to your edges before the gel to protect your edges, they will still lay down.

Also if you exercise its a lot easier to baggy if your cowashing after a work out.
Hope this helps.

I also 'baggy' to deep condition overnight. And I also do my whole head and do it on dry hair.

I've been using Qhemet's AOHC only. It's full of oil so I don't feel the need to seal, also, my hair's going to be wrapped up so doesn't that kinda 'seal' it anyway? Anywho, I soak my hair in it (more than I would put on in the daytime) and put on a plastic cap and wear my usual sleeping satin scarf on top of that and go to bed.
In the morning, my hair is very soft, but a little greasy and I rinse my hair in the shower or wash it with very diluted shampoo (depending on how greasy).
I'm transitioning with my hair in twists or braids, so my method is exactly the same for styled hair. In fact, I don't think I've ever baggyed on loose hair. Hmmm...

Anyway, I think maybe I should start adding a bit of water to my hair before putting on the AOHC since water is lower down on its ingredient list. The method would probably work better with the BRBC which has water listed first, but I only have a small jar of that and I'm saving it!

Yeah, so that's me. Probably hasn't helped you a jot!

If you baggy overnight can you go out with the conditioner in your hair? or will it make it crunchy?
As a college student I don't have time to rinse it out since I have early classes so can I just 'go' with the condtioner still in?

I'd say so, if you don't put too much in. I've never had crunchy hair with anything from QB and if I'm putting stuff in overnight, I only use things that are meant to be left in (no wash out conditioners). I never know when I'm going to have another depressive episode and not be able to get out of bed, and don't want to end up bald!