Hair Update.

Not a lot has changed since my last wash day. I have been wearing my wig a lot through out the week, only taking it off on the weekends. However because it is my birthday soon  I decided to switch it up a bit over the weekend I added a some colour to my wig.


One of the reason why I love wearing wigs and weaves is because of this very reason, I can change my hair up and add colour without the fear of damaging my hair.
I am currently away right now but I will be back soon with more blog post. 

Wash Day





(1) Pre poo with Kanechom on my hair and coconut oil with castor oil on my scalp.
(2) Shampoo with Diluted Shea Mouisture shampoo.
(3) Co washed with the remainder of my herbal Essence and Vo5 conditioner.
(4) Tea rinsed with Green tea.
(5) Deep conditioned with Cremè of nature intensive mouisture shampoo.
(6) Dried with a t-shirt for 45mins.
(7) Applied Darcy Botanical leave in, Paul Mitchell super skinny serum and detangled.
(8) I braided my hair into 4 sections and let my hair air dry overnight.





The next day I applied some more leave in conditioner and braided my hair up securely and sewed my wig on.








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Protective Style : Faux Bob Inspired





I'm really trying to enjoy my straight hair and stay away from the usual protective style of buns and braids. So I decided to try something different, after my original faux bob did not work out so well I ended up free styling a hairstyle that seemed to mimic the faux bob.






Instead of tucking my hair into my nape I twisted my hair up into 4 loose sections and pinned it up.


Relaxer Update



(1) I started off by sectioning my hair into 4 and basing my scalp with a hair cream from dr miracles.


(2) Applied the relaxer to my new growth, smoothed it down and left it in for a bout 12mins.


(3) Rinsed out the relaxer and neutralized with ORS shampoo.


(4) I followed up with a green tea rinse leaving the green tea in my hair whilst applying my Protein treatment.


(5) I then deep conditioned with Crème of natures intensive moisturising conditioner for a hour and rinsed.


(6) I wrapped my hair in towel for 30 mins (by this time my hair was no longer dripping wet)


(7) I parted my hair into 4 sections and sprayed Aphogee green tea reconstructor on my hair and ends.


(8) Worked in the hair spray and detangled with a wide tooth comb before spraying Chi iron guard onto my hair and blow-dried my hair.


(9) Once my hair was completely dry I applied Chi silk infusion serum to each section and began straightening my hair using the tension comb.















I was able to retain some length and I'm happy with my hair however I will need to trim my hair soon, my hair doesn't seem even and its annoying me. lol

The Benefits of Tea Rinses







Tea rinses are a great addition to any hair regime, throughout my hair journey I have been trying to find a staple way to combat shedding, However before I was clued up on the benefits of tea rinses I was using a home made garlic treatment and although it worked VERY well the smell was kind of unbearable. So I went on the search for an alternative.


Since discovering tea rinses I have attempted to include them in most of my wash days, however recently I haven't been very committed but I will be from now on.  


So what are some of the benefits of using a tea rinse on your hair.

  • Strengthens and Conditions.
  • Soothes Dandruff.
  • Stimulates Hair Growth.
  • Prevents Shedding.



How do I apply it.

Some people choose to pour it directly onto their scalp but I find spraying it directly on to my hair and scalp with a spray bottle allows a less messy application.


When do I apply it.

I only do tea rinses on my wash days, after I have cleansed my hair and scalp I will apply the tea rinse for about 5-10 mins and rinse it out before deep conditioning. Sometimes if I'm feeling really lazy I will leave it in and apply my deep conditioner on top.


Extra bits: I prefer to use Green tea to black tea because I find that my hair feels a lot less stiff once I have rinsed it out.
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