I think Bantu Knot twistout is my favorite hair style right now. My hair looks great!
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Oh I'm thinking about taking my hair care up a notch by adding Rasshoul clay to my arsenal, so I will have my final decision on whether to purchase the clay.
I will have the benefits of using Rasshoul clay posted tomorrow.
Later!
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But dammit I can't get the color to show up in the pictures, however, when I look at my hair in the sunlight you can see the color clearly!
Totally red hot!
Can't wait to wear my puff!
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I don't care for it as a deep condtioner but for my twists out? I will definitely be using this amazing product!
Here are pictures of my bantu knot out:
Now here are the results!
My hair looks soooo pretty! This is my favorite way to get my chunky fro!
My only issue is detangling my hair after the twist out so I won't lose so much hair.
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The reason why I use a final rinse after shampooing is due to the fact that the hair's cuticles and the scalp's pores remain open (depending on the texture of your hair). Thereby allowing the herbal infusion of plant proteins & nutrients to enter into the cuticle and eventually down into the papilla (the root that receives the nutrients from the follicle).
When my hair dries and the cuticles start to close the nourishment of the herbal rinse stays locked in.
My hair is clean and full of nourishment ready for styling, plaiting, twisting, cornrow etc..
It's always a good idea to select the right herbs that will provide your hair with nourishment and softness.