greytmommy

my hair seems to LOOOOVE the GVP K-pak. I have done it twice now on Saturday after I lo-poo. My hair always looks ah-may-zing on Sat....as well into the begining of the week. it starts to fizzle a bit on Wed. I co-wash M/W/F after my run then lo-poo on Sat.

Can I PT on Wed too? Or would that be too much?? My hair is very thin and pretty stretchy when I do the wet hair stretch test.

what do you think? Give it a shot? See what happens? What if I over-protein? What will happen?

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A noob!
CG since 6/2012

Hair type: 2b/2c, low/normal porosity, fine, normal density
Lo: BS/ACV
Co: Suave Naturals, V05 kiwi lime
RO: TresSumme Naturals, GF Sleek & Shine
LI: KCKT
Style: AIA Curling Jelly, KCCC, Noodle head curling mouse, LALSG, DIY Sea salt spray
Methods: icequeen, scrunch n pump, smathers, diffusing
My hair hates plopping! I think it is too short. Currently dealing with postpartum hair regrowth.

Corrina777

I use products marketed as PTs for my RO every day (CJ Repair Me, ION Effective Care, etc). Feel free to go for it

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3a/f/iii Before the chop- Donated to Locks of Love, January 2013
Modified CG since 11/5/11
CO-WASH: VO5 Vanilla Mint Tea Clarifying, DevaCare No-Poo
CLARIFY: CHS Treatment Shampoo (used prior to PT/DT)
RO: DevaCare One Condition, Regis Olive Oil
LI: Cure Care, As I Am Leave-In
STYLE: Re:Coil, Curl Keeper, Biotera Gel, Deva Ultra Defining Gel, GVP Liquid Sculpting Gel, Curls Rock Amplifier and Strong Hold Mousse
PT/DT: IAGirl's PT, One n' Only Argan Hydrating Mask

2BeOrNot2B

My hair Medium/fine hair responds well to protein too....in the right amount.
While trying to figure out what was the right amount for me...I over did it with the protein. My hair felt like straw....dried out straw. What wave I had was all but gone.
I recovered by laying off the protein for a while and using lots of moisturizing products.... DT, leave ins etc. My hair does look fine now. But I limit my PT treatments to 2x's/month.
You may need more or less. If you do go overboard with the protein, your hair can recover.