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Originally Posted by soblessed
LissaJ, are you just using the Curls Quenched Moisturizer to style your hair with inbetween washes or do you combine it with something else? Because, with thick hair you would need to use more than just the Curls Quenched for styling purposes. As, first you would spray your hair with the Curls Quenched and then apply one of the Curls styling creams over it.
I have Type 3b medium-to-thick curls and I honestly rarely use just Curls Quenched alone in my hair in between wash days. As, I always combine Curls Quenched with one of the Curls cream stylers.
Also, I only detangle my hair once a week at the most. As, I detangle my hair only when its wet. And, in between hair washes, I fingercomb my curls instead of using a comb or brush.
Oh, and you can do conditioner rinses on your hair in between your next shampoo
day. As, this will allow you the opportunity to midly cleanse and condition your hair and that should in turn help more in decreasing the amount of tangling that you get.
B.T.W. Wearing a satin bonnet to bead is always a great thing to do to protect curly hair overnight. So, I am glad that you are protecting your hair correctly at night.
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Soblessed I spray my hair with the Curls quenched moisturizer about 7 pumps over my entire head, but my hair is so thick alot of my hair was still dry and I did not want to spray any more because, I did not want to empty the bottle onto my head. I did notice that after I sprayed my hair, it felt kind of sticky so I figured that I may have applied to much of the curls milkshake the day before.
So what I did was a conditioning rinse and applied the Curls quenched moisturizer and the Curls milkshake, I put my hair into a ponytail and let it air dry. The next day I left the ponytail in and applied the curls quenched moisturizer only to the puff and applied a little of the Curls milkshake around my hair to smooth it out so that it would look a little decent and that worked, but it did not look as good as the day before. Am I doing something wrong?