Inversion Method here we go....

Hi all

Hope you all had a great weekend, well I did spent some time with family though i was feeling under the weather. I am really happy i had these Senegalese twists installed my daily routine has become more simpler and i honestly hate any manipulation of my hair during the winter months so wigging and braiding are my go to low manipulation styles. I decided to start my inversion method yesterday though i usually do it every 1st of the month to the 7th.

The reason why i decided to change this time around and do the inversion this week 8th to 14th June, is because i want to wash and deep condition my hair after every three weeks until i remove my braids. I will finish the inversion method on Saturday so that i can do my prepoo and wash my hair/twists on Sunday afternoon. Its winter and its very cold so i am trying to stay away from water and in the thick Senegalese twists that i am in they will take quite a bit of time to dry. Stretching my washdays for the next couple of weeks wont really disturb my regimen i have been surviving on the African Pride Braid spray, coconut oil, castor oil, peppermint oil and tea tree oil.
These have kept the itch under control so i am confident this three week stretch till washday is definately going to work.

I can only post my inversion method' results after the 1st week of August when i remove my braids. I also find it much more easier to oil my hair when its in braids. I hope i would have also retained some length by then. I am just going to try and be committed to oiling my scalp with coconut oil and JBCO through my protective style.

So till washday which i have promised to share with you
LATERS

Curlyeva...xoxo