What does moisturized hair feel like???

For the past few weeks I've seen multiple posts regarding moisturizers and I must say I'm confused. I have finally figured out what my moisturized 4a/b fine, coarse and prone to dryness hair feels like. For the most part I know that when my hair dries it will never feel the same it did when wet. However, it doesn't feel dried out like someone sprayed alcohol on it. It's dry(no longer wet from washing), stretches a bit and feels slighty soft; does that mean it's not moisturized properly.

On The Natural Haven Jc said that dry is actually normal. So I'm asking, what does your moisturized hair feel like.

Basically it feels soft. When it's dry, it's snappy and brittle.

My hair feels soft when it's moisturized. It doesnt feel as soft as it does when wet but it is still soft.

soft not dry or brittle

Like lynne said soft, but not as soft as it is when it is wet. Some of my curls feels like they are packed with moisture. It just got this way after 6 months.

It feels like cotton balls or what a bouncy cloud would feel like lolll

lol i agree with poundcake my friends always say me hair feel like a soft cotton ball or a fluffy poodle

It just feels fluffy.

Yes it can feel a little dry but not to the point where when you rub it together you hear it crunching

It tends to feel fluffy and soft. Also, it looks good

besides the soft feeling, I like to take my hair between my fingers and twirl next to my hair if I can hear my hair I know it dry. I know it sounds crazy, but that one of my hair checks.

This assessment is from the article cited below:
Wet Assessment Hair Breakage Break Down

If your hair:

(When Wet or Dry) Stretches slightly and returns to its original length without breaking, you are balanced! Stick with maintaining!

(When Wet or Dry) Stretches a little more than normal then breaks, you need more protein in your regimen.
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/278612/the_fine_art_of_protein_and_moisture.html?singlepage=true&cat=69
(When Wet or Dry)Stretches, stretches, stretches with no significant breakage yet, add a bit more protein to your regimen.

(Wet)- Feels weak, gummy, mushy, or limp, you need to add more protein to your regimen.

(Wet or Dry) Experiences very little to no stretching, and simply snaps or breaks, you need to increase the moisture in your regimen.

(Dry) Feels rough, tough, hard, dry, tangly, brittle, or any combination of those, you need more moisture in your regimen.

Unsure? Err on the side of caution and give your hair more moisture. So now that you have figured out what type of hair breakage you have, what should you do?

soft, cottony, spongy, smooth. When I squeeze my twists, I dont hear chrunchy sound.

FYI, if you use gels your hair might sound crunchy