QuoteReplyTopic: How to maintain moister with a moisterizer... Posted: July 19 2007 at 1:22pm
I've been reading that alot of people have been saying that their hair feels dry after applying moisterizer.Heres my method for maintaining maximum moister for hours
Damp your hair
Brush all sides for a sufficient amount of time
Rub in moisterizer
Brush again for a short amount of time
Then take your hands and rub them over your 360pattern for about 20-30 minutes(muy importante)
The reason for you to rub your hands over your pattern is because your hands have natural oils that will lock the moister in without the use of pomade
For Example:If your makin fried chicken and you completely submerge the chicken in the oil. And once the chicken is ready for eating and once you take a bite the whole flour-made skin completely comes off. Is because you had completely put the whole chicken in the oil and that locks in the moister that the chicken contains which results in the flour-made skin come all out at once.
It is an effective method i just started using about a month ago. And after i did this i had maximum moister for hours.
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I've been reading that alot of people have been saying that their hair feels dry after applying moisterizer.Heres my method for maintaining maximum moister for hours
Damp your hair
Brush all sides for a sufficient amount of time
Rub in moisterizer
Brush again for a short amount of time
Then take your hands and rub them over your 360pattern for about 20-30 minutes(muy importante)
The reason for you to rub your hands over your pattern is because your hands have natural oils that will lock the moister in without the use of pomade
For Example:If your makin fried chicken and you completely submerge the chicken in the oil. And once the chicken is ready for eating and once you take a bite the whole flour-made skin completely comes off. Is because you had completely put the whole chicken in the oil and that locks in the moister that the chicken contains which results in the flour-made skin come all out at once.
It is an effective method i just started using about a month ago. And after i did this i had maximum moister for hours.
I've been reading that alot of people have been saying that their hair feels dry after applying moisterizer.Heres my method for maintaining maximum moister for hours
Damp your hair
Brush all sides for a sufficient amount of time
Rub in moisterizer
Brush again for a short amount of time
Then take your hands and rub them over your 360pattern for about 20-30 minutes(muy importante)
The reason for you to rub your hands over your pattern is because your hands have natural oils that will lock the moister in without the use of pomade
For Example:If your makin fried chicken and you completely submerge the chicken in the oil. And once the chicken is ready for eating and once you take a bite the whole flour-made skin completely comes off. Is because you had completely put the whole chicken in the oil and that locks in the moister that the chicken contains which results in the flour-made skin come all out at once.
It is an effective method i just started using about a month ago. And after i did this i had maximum moister for hours.
tnahks, now i know how to make fried chicken
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wet your durag or wave cap after you moisturize if you not going out. i know that lasts for a lil while. i live in an area where the humidity is always high all summer. while im outside my hair feels wet all the time
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