People who think that 4C is the “most difficult” type of afro are very wrong. There is hardly a better example than Lurie to prove the opposite. The photo of her dense afro was almost unanimously chosen as the most impressive hairstyle and for good reason. Her 4c type afro radiates a magical power.
People who think that 4C is the “most difficult” type of afro are very wrong. There is hardly a better example than Lurie to prove the opposite. The photo of her dense afro was almost unanimously chosen as the most impressive hairstyle and for good reason. Her 4c type afro radiates a magical power.
In this photo, her hair is freshly washed with no product in it. Her mother, Tamara, who specializes in frizzy hair, combed it out with the No More Knots and then twisted it with a mix of the
Herbal Styling Gel and Curly Twistout Hair Cream. Her top two favorite hair products.
With over 30 years of experience in the business, Tamara was initially very skeptical about the products. Selective as she is, she hardly wanted to try them. Now she not only uses the entire Going Natural hair line for all her clients, she has also become a sales representative.
In a jiffy she had combed out Lurie's hair and twisted it. After model Lurie had been under the dryer for 15 minutes the twist was taken out and viola, the Twist out.
So this is proof that you can do a twist out with all hair types, as long as you have the right hair products.
What is important to know is that your hair really needs to be completely clean, completely free of other hair products and residues that they leave behind. This means that you not only need to wash your hair first but also detox it. This can be done with the Herbal Shampoo followed by the Deep Conditioner .
To keep the twist out in the hair longer, lurie makes 6 large braids in the hair in the evening before going to bed, which she takes out in the morning. This way, the hair stays in place for 2 weeks.
Now I hope you will try it too and email the photos or upload them yourself. Click for more Videos and Explanations for styling curly and frizzy hair