Comments on: Flat Twistouts http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts Learn Black Hair Care and African American Hair Care. We provide black hair tips, information about black hair growth and review black hair products. Thu, 29 Jul 2010 17:23:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Eboni http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts/comment-page-1#comment-896 Eboni Mon, 24 May 2010 21:18:23 +0000 http://www.hairmilk.com/?p=168#comment-896 Thanks for posting on this great site! I'm about 2 months post relaxer at this point. I want to go natural, but am not ready to part with my long hair. I'm glad that I found a transition site where someone didn't go through with the BC. Psychologically, I'm just not ready-- so your blog gives me hope that I can transition successfully. Thanks for posting on this great site! I’m about 2 months post relaxer at this point. I want to go natural, but am not ready to part with my long hair. I’m glad that I found a transition site where someone didn’t go through with the BC. Psychologically, I’m just not ready– so your blog gives me hope that I can transition successfully.

]]> By: Summer http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts/comment-page-1#comment-869 Summer Mon, 26 Apr 2010 02:17:07 +0000 http://www.hairmilk.com/?p=168#comment-869 Hey!! I'm a 16 year old girl, and after seeing all my friends wearing weaves and wearing their hair BONE straight, I decided to step outside the triangle and go natural!!! *woot woot* So first, I tried doing the twist out, following your instructions. The next morning, my hair was a big ol' MESS. There were waves that were defined but it was very big and wild looking lol. Due to flatironing, my roots are much thicker and coiler and closer to the ends it starts to loosen up. I use Cantu leave in treatment for my "twist out." Any tips? Hey!! I’m a 16 year old girl, and after seeing all my friends wearing weaves and wearing their hair BONE straight, I decided to step outside the triangle and go natural!!! *woot woot* So first, I tried doing the twist out, following your instructions. The next morning, my hair was a big ol’ MESS. There were waves that were defined but it was very big and wild looking lol. Due to flatironing, my roots are much thicker and coiler and closer to the ends it starts to loosen up. I use Cantu leave in treatment for my “twist out.” Any tips?

]]> By: Dani http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts/comment-page-1#comment-838 Dani Mon, 05 Apr 2010 21:04:40 +0000 http://www.hairmilk.com/?p=168#comment-838 @ Keisha - My crown area is the thickest and driest portion of my hair too. I just try to keep it moisturized and never comb it dry. @ Temika - There are so many to choose from but I only use two at the moment when deep conditioning, Keracare Humecto and Elasta QP DPR-11. Just make sure you fully detangle your hair after taking down braids before washing because it may knot up when shampooing. @ Keshia - I just went to your Tumbler page, but I'm not able to leave you a message (not sure how it works) or comment. Also, your email address is not delivering... so leave me a message via my "Contact" link at the top of the page so I can get back to you. BTW, you are beautiful and I love the new braids hairstyle on you. @ Keisha – My crown area is the thickest and driest portion of my hair too. I just try to keep it moisturized and never comb it dry.

@ Temika – There are so many to choose from but I only use two at the moment when deep conditioning, Keracare Humecto and Elasta QP DPR-11. Just make sure you fully detangle your hair after taking down braids before washing because it may knot up when shampooing.

@ Keshia – I just went to your Tumbler page, but I’m not able to leave you a message (not sure how it works) or comment. Also, your email address is not delivering… so leave me a message via my “Contact” link at the top of the page so I can get back to you. BTW, you are beautiful and I love the new braids hairstyle on you.

]]> By: keshia http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts/comment-page-1#comment-831 keshia Sat, 27 Mar 2010 20:09:20 +0000 http://www.hairmilk.com/?p=168#comment-831 hi i'm trying to go natral but braid outs and twist out don't seem to work on my hair. Take a look at my braid out attempt. http://becomingkeshia.tumblr.com/ I want to try thi but I don't have alof of products. (actually, the only prouducts i have is a deep conditioner and carrot tea tree oil. I've been going natral for only about two mounts and i only have a little over an inch of new growth but a little more around the crown of my hair and the back, and i'm trying to find a way to do it without straighting it but it never wooks out. hi i’m trying to go natral but braid outs and twist out don’t seem to work on my hair. Take a look at my braid out attempt.
http://becomingkeshia.tumblr.com/

I want to try thi but I don’t have alof of products. (actually, the only prouducts i have is a deep conditioner and carrot tea tree oil. I’ve been going natral for only about two mounts and i only have a little over an inch of new growth but a little more around the crown of my hair and the back, and i’m trying to find a way to do it without straighting it but it never wooks out.

]]> By: Style to Try: Flat Twist Out « Love, Peace, & Hair Grease http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts/comment-page-1#comment-751 Style to Try: Flat Twist Out « Love, Peace, & Hair Grease Fri, 05 Feb 2010 16:51:09 +0000 http://www.hairmilk.com/?p=168#comment-751 [...] I came across another blog that describe the flat twist out method. It’s pretty simple… it’s seems to be basically “cornrow-twisting” [...] [...] I came across another blog that describe the flat twist out method. It’s pretty simple… it’s seems to be basically “cornrow-twisting” [...]

]]> By: Temika http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts/comment-page-1#comment-681 Temika Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:23:21 +0000 http://www.hairmilk.com/?p=168#comment-681 What is a good deep conditioner you suggest me use after taking my braids out. I am a starting the transitioning process. What is a good deep conditioner you suggest me use after taking my braids out. I am a starting the transitioning process.

]]> By: keisha http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts/comment-page-1#comment-543 keisha Tue, 10 Nov 2009 05:07:39 +0000 http://www.hairmilk.com/?p=168#comment-543 I HAVE BEEN W/O A RELAXER NOW FOR 3 MONTHS, AND THE THING IM FINDING THE HARDEST IS THE NEW GROWTH IN THE CROWN OF MY HEAD. I AM USING CANTU PRODUCTS ON MY HAIR AND THUS FAR I LIKE IT. I WAS GOING TO THE DOMINICANS ONCE A MONTH BUT IM TRYING TO SLOW DOWN ON GOING TO THEM. ANY SUGGESTIONS ON WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE THICK NEW GROWTH IN THE CROWN AND HOW TO MANAGE IT? THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR ANY TIPS I HAVE BEEN W/O A RELAXER NOW FOR 3 MONTHS, AND THE THING IM FINDING THE HARDEST IS THE NEW GROWTH IN THE CROWN OF MY HEAD. I AM USING CANTU PRODUCTS ON MY HAIR AND THUS FAR I LIKE IT. I WAS GOING TO THE DOMINICANS ONCE A MONTH BUT IM TRYING TO SLOW DOWN ON GOING TO THEM. ANY SUGGESTIONS ON WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE THICK NEW GROWTH IN THE CROWN AND HOW TO MANAGE IT? THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR ANY TIPS

]]> By: Dani http://www.hairmilk.com/flattwistouts/comment-page-1#comment-240 Dani Sun, 05 Jul 2009 06:54:14 +0000 http://www.hairmilk.com/?p=168#comment-240 Hi Tam! I do the flat twistout hairstyle myself and to keep them in good shape I just take a bit of mousse or holding cream and lightly run it through the curls with my hands the first night. Then, I just put my hair in an satin bonnet (extra large or jumbo size) and try to "sleep pretty" the rest of the week. Lol! After about three days it may look messy... so I'll do a bun, half-up and half-down style, or pull it into a ponytail with a few tendrils out in the front. I hope that helps and thanks for stopping by my blog :) Hi Tam! I do the flat twistout hairstyle myself and to keep them in good shape I just take a bit of mousse or holding cream and lightly run it through the curls with my hands the first night. Then, I just put my hair in an satin bonnet (extra large or jumbo size) and try to “sleep pretty” the rest of the week. Lol! After about three days it may look messy… so I’ll do a bun, half-up and half-down style, or pull it into a ponytail with a few tendrils out in the front.

I hope that helps and thanks for stopping by my blog :)

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