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teaberryblue ([personal profile] teaberryblue) wrote2009-11-06 05:58 pm
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Comic: How I do My Hair



A lot of people have asked me about how the Curly Girl thing that I started doing this summer (Read About It Here!) has been going and what I do on an every day basis to keep my hair clean AND shampoo-free. so here is a comic explaining the regular steps that I take now that I've settled into a routine.


HOW I DO MY HAIR

ONCE A MONTH:

Panel 1: Pouring honey into hand
Start with a big dollop of honey.

Panel 2: Tea in shower, singing lyrics to Lady Gaga's Poker Face
Tea: I wanna hold em' like they do in Texas please
Work it into wet hair. Use more if needed.

Panel 3: Tea in shower, from back.
Rinse out under warm water.

Panel 4: Tea wrapped in towel
Tea: Make sure to rinse out all the honey or your hair will be sticky!

ONCE A WEEK:

Panel 5: Tea in shower, singing lyrics to Lady Gaga's Poker Face while putting in conditioner
Tea: Fold em' let em' hit me raise it baby stay with me
Scrub scalp with lots of super-cheap silicone-free conditioner

Panel 6: Comb in hair that is pulled straight
Comb through until it feels like your wrist will fall off

Panel 7: Tea with head under faucet.
Tea: And baby, brr, this water's cold
Rinse out under cold water.

Panel 8: Tea wrapped in towel
I used Suave Naturals Coconut for this step!

EVERY DAY:

Panel 9: Fingers running through loosely curled hair
Detangle wet hair with fingers

Panel 10: Tea putting conditioner on hair
Glob on expensive silicone-free conditioner

Panel 11: Tea combing hair
Comb through and leave in

Panel 12: Tea wrapped in towel
Tea: I use various conditioners from Nature's Gate!

Panel 13: Tea putting oil in hair and singing more
Tea: Check this hand 'cause I'm Mar-Vel-Ous!
Add natural oils like jojoba or castor oil

Panel 14: Tea holding up a tee-shirt
Wrap in an old tee shirt while dressing

Panel 15: Tea dressed with towel still on head
Forget to remove towel when leaving for work

Panel 16: Tea dressed, with finished hair
Tea: This last step is only for experts!

This post is mirrored from <a href="http://www.antagonia.net/comics/how-i-do-my-hair/">Antagonia.net</a>

[identity profile] rejeneration.livejournal.com 2009-11-06 11:10 pm (UTC)(link)
Seriously, you're just too adorable for words. =D

[identity profile] tigrkittn.livejournal.com 2009-11-07 01:25 am (UTC)(link)
I'm a Curly Girl too! I never got the hang of the tshirt thing though :(

[identity profile] erinm-4600.livejournal.com 2009-11-07 01:26 am (UTC)(link)
And all that without an NC-17 warning! O.O

[identity profile] grumpymartian.livejournal.com 2009-11-07 01:35 am (UTC)(link)
As a wavy-haired person I find this fascinating. Now, I'm probably missing something that was talked about before, but why get rid of shampoo all together? I totally get cutting down or omitting shampoo for the health of your hair, but I think my scalp would freak out without at least a weekly shampoo. I want to try the honey thing... but I'm not sure I could stand making my hands all honey sticky during the application process (I think I'm part raccoon)

[identity profile] justkimu.livejournal.com 2009-11-07 02:11 am (UTC)(link)
This made me smile. I have somewhat curly hair, but it usually frizzes up... May have to try this. :)

[identity profile] torsui.livejournal.com 2009-11-07 06:03 am (UTC)(link)
*giggles at last panel*

but what is the honey for? i am curious and intrigued.

[identity profile] astraevirgo.livejournal.com 2009-11-11 08:09 pm (UTC)(link)
I've been having a hard time with a greasy spot on the back of my head, but I discovered that my bodywash was sulfate free, so I used that. I'm operating on the assumption that my hair is only wavy, not curly...

I'm kind of frustrated with the process, but I know I haven't sat down and done totally proper research on it yet.