My suggestion would be for little missy to find a client with jacked up hair and do before and after shots..I mean, with the clients approval and signed waiver of course.

The moral of today’s story?? Thou shalt not steal! Liars and thieves do not prosper! EVER!

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If you guys no anyone who goes to that salon or anyone affiliated with that salon, please let them know the hunt is on!! I refuse to be messed with!!

Some pointers to remember:

1. buy rollers in a set-you spend less and get much more…

2. make sure to purchase the right type of clips- you prevent wavy roots and have a smoother set

3. don’t weigh your hair down-heavy products or use of too many different products can weigh down your set and leave the hair feeling coated

4. make sure your hair is wet when you roll, hair should be saturated with water and/or setting lotion for a smooth set.

5.  be confident when you roll your hair…if not, your set will show that you were timid or shy about your technique-remember, the only one who was perfect and knew no sin was called up to heaven to be with our Father so…therefore..you will make mistakes, its not the end of the world!

6. keep practicing…don’t give up after your first two sets…keep trying and soon you’ll be a pro

7. take pictures…this is the best way to see what mistakes you’ve made and how to correct them

Happy setting!!!

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My current regimen:

1. Moisturize two to three times a week with S2S moisturizer or Keracare conditioning creme headdress. I also use VO5 moisturizing spray and periodically NTM Triple moisture and seal with S2S oil or EVOO
2. Twice a week baggy moisturized ends
3. Wash once weekly and deep condition with S2S deep conditioner  or Keracare humecto conditioner with plastic bag under hooded dryer or conditioning cap for 20-25 minutes, if I don’t feel like being tied down to the dryer or cap, I go outside with my boys and the hot sun works like a charm. I also will use a turban that has been heated with hot water.
4. I wash with a clarifying shampoo once a month and do a scalp oil treatment when needed..typically once every two months.
5. I rarely prepoo any more but if I do, I mix whatever is under my sink. Co-washes are still with Suave Humectant condish. I don’t co-wash often because I am not trying to over manipulate my hair.

6. Relax with Soft N Beautiful (reg) every 10-12 weeks depending on new growth and how well I can manage to stretch…This is still about the same but I have recently tried the Soft N Beautiful Botanical relaxer for sensitive scalp. It worked well and I found that I can leave that on for even less time then the normal relaxer in order to texlax.
7. Scalp massage from hubby whenever he is willing

8. I roller-set my hair after a wash or I roller-wrap for body and fullness. I use Keracare wrap set foam or Diluted Lottabody in order to set my hair. I also use the CHI silk infusion when I set my hair to give my hair some shine as well as the CHI thermal heat protectant if I need to use my hot rollers or flat irons.  I have also been using the Keracare oil sheen with humidity blocker (love it). 

9. Heat…..OK this is a big deal with most women of color. I sit under the hooded dryer weekly and that pretty much works for me, however I flat iron maybe once or twice a month to flatten my roots during a relaxer stretch. I also use a clampless iron to create beachy waves when I am going someplace special which is about once per month.

The beauty of a hair regimen is that you can tweak and change it as necessary, its not set in stone. I really respect the ladies that have the time to come up with their own mixes for moisturizing or sealing or washing but I prefer to leave it to the professionals and use what works for me!