The whole treatment took a few hours, but if you factor out the time spent sitting around while I had the treatment in my hair, I would say that the application process took about 90min.
Step 1: Olive & Coconut Oil Hot Oil Treatment
- I then applied the oil in my hair and covered it with a plastic bag.
- To maintain the warm temperature of the oil and to increase the deep conditioning process, I wore a wool hat to trap heat on my scalp.
- I let this sit in for a few hours and mehn, my hair smelt absolutely delicious!
Step 2: Honey & Moisturizing DCT
- I combined about a tablespoon of raw organic honey (though i'll use a cheaper one next time) with some conditioner in a spray bottle.
- I then warmed up the mixture using the double boiler method
- I applied the mixture in my oil drenched hair, covered with a plastic cap and a heating cap. *I didn't wash out the oil because I was lazy and I didn't want to add more oils into the deep conditioner like I usually do.
- I then rinsed the product out of my hair with my hair while my hair was in 5 chunky twists
Step 3: Moisturize & Seal
- I applied a leave-in conditioner and sealed with a serum on each hair section
*I used a serum because I didn't want greasy hair, though i'll probably use my whipped shea butter when I eventually style my hair.
Step 4: Stretch
- I twisted my hair into about 10 twists and I pulled, stretched and pinned each twists so that it will be stretched and ready to be styled.
- I then wrapped my hair with a silk scarf and went to bed!
Product Find Canada: Jason's Conditioner, EVCO, and Honey can be purchased from any health foods store. Olive oil and Tresemme serum can be purchased from a grocery store.
How was your last wash day like? How often do you wash your hair?
I wish I had this much passion for my hair...sigh! even the combing is a big issue for me...I actually wash once everyweek if I dont have braids or weaves on.
ReplyDeleteyes, you need passion if you want to enjoy your wash day. I've been lazy in the past few weeks, but I was in the mood this past Sunday, hence the thorough steps. I usually wash every two weeks because of all the steps, but sometimes I would wash every week depending on the state of my hair and the style I want to wear next.
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