#finger comb

[mrpomade]

Liking what @james_reichwein did here with this looser styling. The style looks comfortable and well managed. A minimal product look that you can achieve with any favorite pomade. Try a rounded front pompadour type style with a comb and simple ease into a finger combed look. You know how much pomade your hair needs, then add a tiny bit more as your hair will absorb some moisture. #lookgood #feelgood #mrpomade

https://www.instagram.com/james_reichwein/

[mrpomade]

Mr. Chris Evans looking spiffy. Not everyday calls for a collared shirt or a comb. A good shirt is nice however once in a while. Try a finger combed style once in a while to change it up.

[bubsie11]

*when someone pets me*

Me: What the hell, man? Stop.

*when someone starts finger-combing my hair*

Me: Okay, that actually feels quite nice. Carry on.

[ohblivionisme]

DIY Detangling Spray

So, currently my hair is straight (professionally by my mom's hairstylist). But I'm dreading reverting back to my curly tress because of the split ends and tangled knots I get. (UGH! Natural hair problems) So I said I would post my regime in a recentish post. So here's something I'm adding to it:

                                   DIY Detangling Spray. 

Why? My hairstylist had THE WORST time getting my hair from knotted for some reason. I thought it was my bad case of split ends as the big problem and he told me to invest in detangling spray. My issue? I'm on a budget.

I mix it all together in the order (1-2-3-Optional) by the way. I'll type a new post with my full-new regime in like 10 minutes. This is for you naturals out there that have bad split ends and tangling issues like me. I have 3A/3C naturally curly hair that is shoulder length when straight. When curly? I have no clue yet. Will update. It's 3C in the back and 3A/frizzy everywhere else. Sooo..here's what I just did:

What you need:

1.) A spray bottle of your choice. I have one from the dollar general that costs $1 and is see-through, pink.

2.) Any conditioner of your choice (I used Suave Naturals Sweet Pea and Violet because it has a really nice smell, keeps my hair soft after co-washing, and it's a moisturizer)

3.) 1 cup of Hot water (not boiling) to prevent clumps in the bottle you will use. (It will be a water based mixture, no clumps) 

Optional: Essential oil of your choosing (I chose Olive Oil because it's good with strengthening hair, which is what I need to prevent so many split ends and problems after untangling)  

Instructions:

Spray it on your hair as needed. I'll be focusing more on my ends than anything else to prevent that buildup in my scalp. I won't wash it out either. I'll probably experiment on both dry and wet hair to see which works best. I'll also seal with Organic Root Stimulator: Coconut Oil. 

[slightlysuper]

Turn own fingers into a comb

[littlemisscurlypants-blog]

HAIR JOURNEY: THE PREQUEL

It’s deemed inappropriate to pry into a complete stranger’s personal life, but whenever I happen to meet a fellow “natural” I want to know everything about her—her  hair that is! What products does she use? What’s her routine? Does she use a Denman or finger comb? How does she feel about sulfates? And why are her curls so damn amazing?!

It’s funny how everyone explains their hair journey as if retelling a war story. I imagine we all huddle in a circle, blankets wrapped around our shoulders, and in our midst a golden fire licking the cold winter air. We cringe when the person explains their last relaxer experience. We nod and agree upon the realization that not all combs are our friend. And tears come to our eyes when we finally reach the “Ah-ha moment” (This word is sole the property of Oprah Winfrey).

In actuality it’s just hair and it doesn’t matter how you came to be natural, which products you swear by, or whether you’re all organic or don’t give a crap either way. I feel a certain kinship to all naturals. In fact, don’t be surprised if I chase you down the street like a crazed fan wanting to know your hair journey.

[naturally-fantastic]

[polkadottransam]

"I WAS CHARGED FOR A WASH ANS SET, AND ALL THE WENCH DID WAS FINGER COMB MY SHIT"