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Gorgeous! Is this a wash-n-go or a roller set?

Do you have a curl street journal? If so you should consider starting one. I have been on this forum for a year but I haven't started one yet. I plan on it though...I just figured out what it was actually. LOL! I would read about it on this forum, but I never understood until recently. But it's a great way to journal your hair journey, triumphs and tribulations with new products.

This is a wet, add leave in, and scrunch lol...

Looks nice! Everyone's not able, lol. I wish I could just put a leave in in my hair and scrunch. My hair would look like crunch

ChakaKhanian wrote:Looks nice! Everyone's not able, lol. I wish I could just put a leave in in my hair and scrunch. My hair would look like crunch

Thank you, the only down fall to my hair is that day 2 it looks dryyyyyy!

Do you seal with oil? Sealing with oil locks in the moisture from your leave-in and could maybe help you with achieving 2nd day hair.

TamTam, yes its time come on over to CurlStreet

WHAT IS SEALING WITH OIL?

Hey Shay. basically sealing with oil is just that---you put on your leave in or moisturizer, what ever that is and then you put oil on over it to seal the moisture in. A lot of people use jojoba oil, evoo, or shea to seal.

WHAT ABOUT COCONUT OIL? (BLUE MAGIC)
WOULD THAT BE OK?

Shay Photography wrote:WHAT IS SEALING WITH OIL?

lol...not laughing at u, but i asked myself the same exact question when i first joined this site~

LOL THAT'S OK. BUT IS COCONUT OIL (BLUE MAGIC) OKAY TO USE FOR A SEALING OIL?

You should use coconut oil like the kind you find in a grocery store. I think its always better to use a pure oil not mixed in with mineral oil and other ingredients (I'm not familiar with Blue Magic's products). You can even use olive oil or castor oil...oils that you can find anywhere.

BajanPrincess82 wrote:You should use coconut oil like the kind you find in a grocery store. I think its always better to use a pure oil not mixed in with mineral oil and other ingredients (I'm not familiar with Blue Magic's products). You can even use olive oil or castor oil...oils that you can find anywhere.

WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE? CAN YOU LINK A PHOTO FOR ME? LOL

It's a solid oil (melts in warmer temperatures). I know some naturals have said it has solidified in their hair because of the colder temperatures but some haven't had this problem. It's a light oil and gives good shine.

I used Extra Virgin Olive Oil when I seal...EVOO

Oh, and YOUR hair is the bomb.....plus your photos look so nice!!!

This brand is in my local supermarkets, you might find it in your natural food section or the cooking oil section. Coconut oil[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

U GUYS R AWESOME! THANX!

~*Kiana*~ wrote:I used Extra Virgin Olive Oil when I seal...EVOO

Oh, and YOUR hair is the bomb.....plus your photos look so nice!!!

THANK U LOVE!