For Memorial Day I decided to wear a wash n' go because it's seemed to be the easy thing to do with my hair. I had a few errands to run but still managed to fix myself up before heading out. One of the things I tried was stretching my roots with the blowdryer for the look of more length. My hair was still damp when I was done so it shrunk up a little. Still, I was pretty happy with the end result.Later that evening, I wanted to co-wash my hair and re-style the wash n' go which meant re-applying all of the products and waiting for it to dry. Instead, I decided to just kick back and watch Youtube while braiding my hair up for a braid out. I was surprised this morning to see the amount of definition I had. I was also happy with the look of length I got without having to use any heat this time.
There was already plenty of product in my hair from the wash n' go so I just spritzed each section with a little water before braiding it into plaits. I then spritzed a little more water on the ends and twisted with my fingers to get a slight curl. The product in my hair helped with this step. I didn't even have to use a comb or denman brush. I just stretched my hair with my fingers and detangled a little here and there. It was almost too easy!
I'm beginning to see a routine forming here. I can totally see myself wearing my wash n' go's for a few days and then turning them into braid outs when they start to get a little fuzzy. I hope this is the case because I get the feeling my hair needs a more simplified routine and this may be it. What's funny is the fact that this is what I used to do during my first year natural. Now I'm not sure why I
ever stopped. |
| Wash n' Go on Memorial Day |
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| Braid out the next day |
I like that idea! I may need to steal it. Great look.
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