Hair | Twist Out Trail #1

Hello my loves,

So today I decided to wash my hair (because it was PAST due) and twist my hair because I wanted to try a twist out hairstyle for tomorrow. I have never done a full blown twist out my hair -- wet or dry -- but I decided to go full blown for tomorrow. The only real tools that are used are:

• Wide tooth comb
• Bobby pins

I popped open my Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Total Care Nourishing shampoo and daily conditioner. I will say that these bad boys are VERY moisturizing and bought my hair back to life! These do just as they are supposed to my hair and scalp-- nourish the scalp for strong beautiful hair. Most shampoos and conditioners I can't really massage into my scalp because they leave my scalp dry and itchy, but not these. They made my scalp feel amazing and moisturized. I didn't even feel like moisturizing my scalp (even though I will tomorrow) because it felt amazing on my hair. I can't wait to finish this Project 10 Pan/ 5 Bottles so I can buy me a few bottles of these. I used cold water on the last rinse.

After washing my hair, I decided a DC (deep condition) was in order. I used my Smooth n Shine Polishing Nourishing Deep Recovery Conditioner with Olive & Tea Tree Oil. It's a weightless DC that revives the hair and because I have been slacking on my hair I needed any and every product to bring it back to life. I applied this throughout my hair and placed a black plastic bag on my hair for about 2-3 hours and then rinsed it out while massaging my scalp and hair. On the last rinse I used cold water.

PS: It smells amazing!

I semi-toweled dried my hair and separated it into four sections. I applied my TRESemme Anti-Sponge Combing Creme to whatever section I was working on first. This has aloe vera in it and helps to control frizz. This allows me to finger comb (or even using a regular comb) my hair without pulling or tugging on it -- just a nice detangler :)

After detangling the first section I applied a nice amount of Miss Jessie's Baby Butter Creme and then began to do a two strand twist. The Baby Butter Creme is a nice moisturizer, detangler and frizz control product in one and helps to keep two strand twists in quiet well so I decided to use it even though it's for natural hair. I was extremely impressed with how it held the twist in my hair so I do plan to order from Miss Jessie's even though my hair is 3 different "textures" (natural, texturized and relaxed).

Once all of my hair was twisted I placed a scarf around the edges to help keep them smoothed down while I sleep tonight. I also sprayed my hair with a mixture of Garnier Fructis Daily Care Silky Secret Leave-in & Motions Leave-in Conditioner from a distance just to lock in a bit more moisture to my hair.

I'm pretty excited to see the results and I'm hoping they are what I expect. I personally like my hair like this somewhat. It's something new for me, but I'm pretty excited!

What do you all think the results will be?