First Roller Set On Freshly Relaxed Hair

1. Was too lazy to do a long pre-poo, so all I did was apply coconut oil to the ends of my hair right before washing.
2. Shampooed using Head and Shoulders Dry Scalp Shampoo
3. Applied Motions CPR Protein Reconstructor to my hair and let it sit while I washed my body.
4. Rinsed out the Motions and squeezed out the excess water.
5. Stepped out of the shower. Covered hair with ORS Olive Oil Replenishing Conditioner. Covered my head with a plastic cap and sat under the dryer for about 25 minutes.
6. Rinsed in the shower.
7. Applied Herbal Essences Long Term Relationship Leave-In followed by Chi Silk Infusion.
8. Set under the dryer for about an hour and a half using twelve magnetic rollers.

I hope I'll be able to preserve it for work tomorrow. I might put in some pin curls, but I'm not sure.. Everytime I've slept on them, they were smashed in the morning and the curls obviously weren't the same. I guess it's better than nothing. I will follow up ;)

Shedding: What's normal and what isn't

I am 10 weeks post-relaxer, and have been experiencing a great deal of shedding. I'm still somewhat new to this hair care thing, so I was not sure what diagnosis to give myself. I've never done a deep conditioning with heat, so I decided it definitely wouldn't hurt to try that.

I applied Motions CPR to my hair in the shower, and went under the dryer with a plastic cap for 10 minutes. I hopped back into the shower, rinsed, squeezed out the excess water, then applied Aussie Moist to my hair (I want to get an actual moisturizing deep conditioner sometime in the near future). I am currently under the dryer, and will stay about 20 minutes or so. I wish I could stay longer, but I plan on rollersetting once I rinse out the Aussie, and being under the dryer is so hot, not to mentioning time and energy-consuming.

The feeling of warm hair, doused with conditioner felt amazing. I hope I see a difference in my hair after it dries from the rollerset. Fingers crossed!