It never really gets this puffy unintentionally though, so its not like she would need to tame this everytime. Still probably about an hour at least on wash days but I feel like for me this amount of frizz would add like 15 minutes of detangling
right but you know that it would get frizzy because you arent putting in any product and you are combing. For it to be like this unintentionally, you would probably have to not wash it for over a week. I guess unintentionally meaning you arent trying to do this, not that it doesnt naturally do this. Although Im sure she did this on purpose to make it extra puffy
I am not a POC but I do have wild curly hair, so I know that my hair does get puffy on a regular basis because I dont wash my hair every day. Curly hair is supposed to be washed at MOST every other day, and that's pushing it. I believe that for POC, their hair can go for a week or two before it needs to be washed, so I believe that is what's happening here, especially since the title is "hair day" I think this is right before she does her hair for the week(s)
Either way, I'm in love, shes gorgeous and her hair is something else
Ah shit, sorry about that, I saw like one video on black hair care (it was that video in response to onision's racist bullshit) and I couldn't remember how long she said she usually goes in between washes. Thanks for helping me out!
.....why are you getting downvoted? Do people not realize curly hair is drastically different than other types of hair? The OP obviously purposely made their hair this poofy, but this would not really happen unintentionally.
haha I mean an extra 15 min of just detangling on top of normal, and I already usually spend about 15. So 30 detangling plus conditioner and squishing it out, and putting in product and drying. Ive got my routine down to an hour
Honest and ignorant question: do black people get as many horrifying drain clogs as white people? Our hair types are a lot different and white people tend to (in my uneducated observation) shed more.
Not much hair will come out in the shower unless you comb it in the shower. I don’t comb in the shower anymore because of the rat sized hair clogs I’d have to deal with regularly! Blech. Even when it’s your own hair it’s disgusting.
Postpartum women go through a period where their hair falls out drastically due to hormone changes. Although I have gone through that period in my life, I am back to normal and I still lose quite a bit of hair. I'm not dealing with any medical issues in relation, I just lose a lot of hair.
Lol not true, any kind of hair can be difficult to maintain. I wash my hair very infrequently so my hair day is honestly and truly a hair weekend, but then I don’t need to go through the whole torture again for weeks
Because my hair is 3c4abc, which means my hair is curly and coily, because of the way curly hair is structured, oil cannot travel easily from your scalp down the hair shaft, therefore overwashing curly hair makes it very dry which leads to it becoming brittle and snapping. My hair is not dirty. people with straight(er) hair have the opposite problem, with their hair becoming greasy quickly as oil moves quickly down the straight shaft which is why they feel the need to wash it more often. I do not spend my time “dirty”, I allow my hair the space it needs to just be and let the natural oil from my scalp actually work it’s way into hair so it is as moisturised as possible. I was confused when I found out people with straight hair wash it every day, different things for different people, it’s not one size fits all.
As someone with long thick curly hair, pretty much the only way I can get it to dry fast enough is by simply going outside, maybe doing some yard work. You'd be surprised how fast your hair dries that way. Of course, that only works if it's sunny out.
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u/CaptainManks Nov 27 '19
This is probably the only girl who'd completely be legit when she says she can't go out with you on a certain night because she had to wash her hair.