Just a quick roundup of my last wash day. I did a
henna treatment since I had been due for one for a while now. I mixed the henna with plain cold water and a
teaspoon of vinegar to aid in the dye release, let it sit for an hour before
applying it to my hair. I wet my hair with water applied the henna and let it
sit for two hours while doing a gazillion other things around the house. Henna ready
I rinsed it out till the water came out clear and then shampooed twice and then
rinsed out I conditioned with regular conditioner and let it sit for about ten
minutes as I scrubbed the CSI crime scene bathroom clean; y’all know henna leaves
bathrooms looking like a crime scene! Bathroom clean I rinsed out the
conditioner t-shirt dried till damp applied this new leave in conditioner I recently
picked up and then sealed with coconut oil then blow dried on cool. I later
went and got these jumbo cornrows done ready for a four day out of town trip. I
oiled my scalp with my Amla oil mix post braiding.
It's an allright leave in nothing to sing home about; doubt if I will be repurchasing it |
I love it, Lydz....those braids are so fun, playful yet professional.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jay! I love the playful/proffesional angle to them as well:)
Deletelol to the crime scene, does it come out completely though? i like ur braids, ziko poa :-)
ReplyDeleteYes it does come out it just ends up landing all over the place when rinsing walls inclusive. Asante sana!
Deletei love the braids :) how often do you do henna treatments?
ReplyDeleteThanks Lungi! I don't really have a set timeframe for henna treatments but I usually do one just before I get a long term protective style installed so it can be anywhere between every 6-8 weeks give or take
DeleteCute braids chica! I really need to up my (long term) protective styling game!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your #washdayexperience!
KLP @ www.savingourstrands.com
Thanks love!
DeleteVery cute protective style.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tomi!
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