u/Butterboysz

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The Struggle was worth it

Started growing my hair out during the pandemic. I unfortunately lost a lot of it when I bleached it in like 2022 due to lots of breakage. But here we are! So close to my desired length!!!

For my hair care routine I sometimes switch products so I’ll list the most used things.

Shampoo: Pattern, Head and Shoulders.
Conditioner: Pattern 3a-4a hydration and slip, Tresemme Rich Moisture
Camille Rose: guava slip detangler (usually just mix this with pattern or I use this before pattern to detangle then condition)

After Shower:
- Camille rose curl love moisture milk (this is my mainstay!!! Camille has a residency on my strands). I divide my hair in half then slowly and gently slide my hands on either side down my strands with the product. I try not to rub or do anything that’ll disrupt the curl.
- followed by just a dollop of PATTERN LEAVE IN CONDITIONER for each section of my hair (at this point I usually split into four sections) for the smell and it helps lock in the moisture.

Honorable mention to Gryph and Ivy Rose herbal conditioner. I can only find it online so I don’t use it as often but it was a game changer for conditioners when I first used it.

Ps. I feel like I could still use some help on getting better definition in the curls. I feel like I condition and moisturize well enough but maybe I’m doing something wrong so any help would be great! I don’t use a diffuser. I usually just air dry which can change my frizz level depending on what the weather is giving.

u/Butterboysz — 21 hours ago

Saw on a crossroads thrift store. Have no idea what it could be. It has a fake fur backside.

u/Butterboysz — 24 days ago