I'm on the verge of pushing my limits ... but need to freshen up my hair a bit
since despite being on day I dunno... 19 or so since my last cleanse, I still
do not need to cleanse/wash yet. I used EOs directly on my hair, they work
great even for a moisture boost lol and I've been brushing way more often since
I flat ironed my hair 10 days ago so the sebum has moved like lightening!!! I'm
at about one inch from my bra strap length ends to be totally transitioned!!!
But...
I think I'm mid cycle and just got a dose of oiliness and a different smell, one I can actually smell now...
Hormones are messing me up, darn!
How
can I freshen my hair?? I could do a WO, but I want to hold out since the sebum
is moving so nicely, and with straightened hair it's so easy to brush!!! I'm
working on pushing past 21 days, and if I wet it with a WO, I'll be curly again
and kill my sebum-moving progress.
I'm
having thoughts of doing a clean with my argan oil Castille soap on the crown
of my scalp, letting it dry in a French braid and flat ironing it again. If I
can go another 20 days, I'll still get there... Grrr.... Back to school on
Monday, I'm spazzing a bit lol lol
- my
hair is naturally dry and curly, so it is looooooving the sebum/ hydration!
It's also loving the argan oil handmade Castille soap bar I use to wash my
scalp - only. So my scalp is brushed, healthy, and my hair is the happiest it's
ever been. These past two weeks I've only added EOs directly from my hands to
the dryer areas and nothing else, not even my beloved aloe Vera got moisture...
Nothing!!
- I brush when I wake up, wear it in a constant ponytail - except
Christmas day I wore it all out - and I brush really really thoroughly before
bed, in all directions, in small sections, over and under, and I brush until
the heavier hair with more sebum becomes lighter... I think the sebum gets
distributed evenly, leaving my entire head of hair feeling lighter and no more
itchy scalp!! I also sleep on a satin pillowcase with my hair in a ponytail.
- I
haven't even done a WO since Dec 23rd because I realize the straight hair is
helping the sebum move really fast!
- my
hair is naturally dry and curly, so it is looooooving the sebum/ hydration! It's
also loving the argan oil handmade Castille soap bar I use to wash my scalp -
only. So my scalp is brushed, healthy, and my hair is the happiest it's ever
been. These past two weeks I've only added EOs directly from my hands to the
dryer areas and nothing else, not even my beloved aloe Vera got moisture...
Nothing!!
- I
brush when I wake up, wear it in a constant ponytail - except Christmas day I
wore it all out - and I brush really really thoroughly before bed, in all
directions, in small sections, over and under, and I brush until the heavier
hair with more sebum becomes lighter... I think the sebum gets distributed
evenly, leaving my entire head of hair feeling lighter and no more itchy
scalp!! I also sleep on a satin pillowcase with my hair in a ponytail.
I can
feel the sebum and I can see the different texture if my hair. With
sebum is heavier and glints in the light without looking oily (except the
roots) but the ends are a different colour almost, not as rich brown, perhaps
not as dark? The ends of course are the most dry, the most damaged, and
will likely get trimmed but I'm soooooooo close!!!
- it's
minus twenty degrees Celsius here near Toronto, and I'm on winter break from
teaching until Monday so I'm not sweating, I'm not even leaving the house if I
don't have to, that helps!
In the morning before brushing I have stringy hair, that's the oil, needs to be redistributed. All that I no poo and newly grown hair by the way, you can kind of see the highlights I got last May, that's about 4 inches.
I can't believe how much it's grown!! I had chin length face framing pieces, now look at them!!
In the middle of brushing it, I've even got flyways, just showing how much my hair loooooves soaking up the oils!
Healthy ponytail - soooo worth it!
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