01-09-2013, 07:20 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Posts: 235
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I hang my head upside down and then kind of "stuff" my hair in, so that it's sort of like dry plopping. I basically always do it with dry hair, but you could try it with wet. However, I find that if I don't put my usual styling products on it when wet, the next day my hair was insanely huge and frizzy. So I would recommend doing your usual styling process before putting it in the bonnet, if you are doing it wet. Otherwise, if you are doing it dry, just stuff it on in!
I think most folks get mushed up hair the next day, but I've found that it can much more easily be re-styled when I sleep in a bonnet than when I don't. I just spritz it with water, or sometimes with a combo of water, sea salt, and lavender essential oil (just a tiny bit of the last two mixed in with the water).
I've seen others who braid or twist their hair before putting it in the bonnet, so hopefully they will reply with their techniques. If you find a method for second-day hair that works really well, please do share. You would be living the dream!
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Medium/coarse, low porosity, mix of 3s 
CG (again) since Nov. 2012
Low-poo: SM Moisture Retention
Co-wash: SM Conditioning Cleanser, VO5 Shea or Kiwi-Lime
Condish: AOHR, GVP Balm, Cure Care, Giovanni Direct
Protein: AOGPB, CNPF
Stylers: KCCC, SM Souffle, AOMM, SS CEJ, Deva ArcAngel
Trying out steaming!
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