Hola peeps! It has been awhile since I have featured my hair so here goes! As of late I’ve been bored with my usual WNG so I decided to switch it up for the new year. Read on below for my regimen and how I achieved this soft, curly ‘do.
Here’s what I used and did:
1) Washed and conditioned as normal using random products.
2) Surprisingly I didn’t use a leave-in conditioner but let my hair air dry naturally then slathered on a mixture of olive and cocoa butter oils.
3) Blow dried using low heat to get it semi-straight. My thoughts were to leave it straight but I didn’t like it so I continued on…
4) On dry hair I used Jane Carter Solution Wrap & Roll to set my hair using old-school foam rollers
5) I used about 16 big rollers in no particular order to section because I wanted my curlz to be care-free.
6) Overnight I slept with a satin bonnet
7) In the am I used a quarter-size of Jane Carter Solution Nourish & Shine to smooth the frizzies and add shine as I took out the rollers
8) Once all out I shook my head, fluffed and finger-combed to my liking…viola what you see is what ya get!
I love the results—I feel like an old-Hollywood glamazon…haha! Do you like? If you have tried these products before what was your outcome? Better yet did you start 2013 off with a new ‘do? Do tell all!
(Disclaimer: All products where purchased by me, I was not paid to advertise any products.)
Your hair looks great, I’m always nervous about using rollers… it seems like ALOT of work.
Thank you so much Iris! I know what you mean as it can be but this was so random that it didn’t take much time at all. Please stop by again soon
I’ve used the old school pink rollers when my dreads were shorter…it looked a hot mess lol
The curls were super tight but weren’t “complete” because my hair was short. I still rocked the style, though.
I’ve since graduated to Lock Loops and prefer them much more.
Yes I was hesitant at first about using rollers but luckily my hair turned out good.