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Reddit mentions of Aussie Mega Moist Conditioner 13.5 oz
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
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Features:
Specs:
| Height | 8.5 Inches |
| Length | 1.87 Inches |
| Size | 13.5 Ounce |
| Weight | 0.9 Pounds |
| Width | 2.93 Inches |
I don't mind sharing, but to be honest I don't do much to it. The main reason I haven't cut it is because it's easy to manage at this length. I mean, I have a specific styling routine, but it's pretty much use conditioner, dry with a shirt, work in some styling paste, gently comb through with a wide tooth comb, shake my head a few times, let it air dry, and fluff it up when it's mostly dry.
Good for you for growing it 8 months! Keep it up! That was an awkward stage for me (link) but I would get a trim every 8 weeks or so to clean up the back while I waited for the front to catch up. I was very adamant that I did not want my stylist to trim anything off the front. They would only trim up the back/neck and even out the sides so I wouldn't have a mullet lol it took FOREVER for the hair in the front to be long enough to pull it into a ponytail, but I'm there now.
Anyway, more specifically, I use two products mainly. Aussie Mega Moist Conditioner to clean and moisturize and Suave Men Medium Hold Styling Paste to style. I like the styling paste because it holds the curls together without feeling too hard or making my hair look wet. It has a nice matte finish. For shampoo I'm not picky. I use whatever my wife buys. Usually whatever is cheap and sulfate free. I think she buys Tresemme brand. I can't bring myself to spend more than $5 on hair products so I make due with what's cheap.
I wash with conditioner every day. I use shampoo about once a week to wash off any buildup from the styling paste. When I get out of the shower I gently lay my towel over my head and press against my head from front to back to get the bulk of the water out. I never agitate my hair or move the towel back and forth. Then I use an old t shirt to grab chunks of my hair and squeeze out excess water. Again being careful not to agitate the hair. I'm not using a pulling motion.
Then I part my hair with my fingers where I want it. I take a finger full of the styling paste and rub it between my palms and work it into my hair starting at the front and working back. I focus mainly on the top layer of hair, I don't run it through my hair. It's more like I'm spreading it onto my hair, if that makes sense. Then I grab another finger full of paste and do the same with the back but I use a scrunching motion to work the product into my curls in the back. Then (this might be controversial) I take a wide tooth comb and do one pass through my hair from root to tip. Only one time. This shapes it and works the product through a little better. I will lightly fluff it up and shape the curls after I comb it, otherwise it dries straight and flat. Then I let it air dry. When it's mostly dry I'll fluff it up and shape it some more.
But that's it. I don't use any hair spray or leave in conditioner. I probably could but I'm happy with how my hair turns out must days and I don't spend too much money so that's a plus.
I have very curly thick hair. I'm Asian and black. I don't wash my hair everyday. I use container every 2 days to comb out my hair with a wide tooth. I use Aussie Moist. Then I wash my hair with shampoo once a week. Sounds weird but since you have curly hair you really don't have to shampoo it all the time. That will dry it out, and then your scalp will be super oily and the bottom of your hair will get dry and break off. Then I use Argan oil to keep my hair shiny soft and healthy.
I also have pcos. Do you take birth control? diet never helped my skin, I use Neutroguena even tone face wash. Then I use Alphahydrox face lotion. My face doesn't break out anymore. I also use Jason tea tree body wash for my back and chest acne. It really helped. Also make sure you wear cotton shirts and clean bras! Change your pillow case every 2 days and your sheets once a week :)
Links to the products I use:
https://www.amazon.com/Alpha-Hydrox-AHA-Enhanced-Lotion/dp/B000052YM7
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004LBJEU6/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1467041491&sr=8-1&keywords=even+tone+face+cleanser&pi=SY200_QL40
https://www.amazon.com/Jason-Shower-Body-Wash-Tree/dp/B0000535UT
https://www.amazon.com/Aussie-Moist-Conditioner-13-5-oz/dp/B0013643IA
https://www.amazon.com/Diane-D7113-Extra-Wide-Tooth-Comb/dp/B0011DUE9C