Curl Definition on Type 4 Natural Hair? | Wash Day

Curl Definition on Type 4 Natural Hair? | Wash Day

Today's wash day amazed me because as my hair gets longer, it changes in appearance. If you look at my earlier wash days, you will notice a difference in my curl pattern. It could also be the rice water rinse.. hmmm. My hair has been so much healthier these days and I have had minimal shedding because it feels stronger.

What did I do today

Prepoo and detangle with Queen of Kinks Conditioner
Shampoo with Queen of Kinks Shampoo
( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIgC0buk7oc )

Deep Condition with SheaMoisture Fruit Fusion Coconut Water Hair Masque
Final Rinse with Rice Water


Leave In conditioner: Queen of Kinks Leave In
Oil my scalp with my DIY oil mix

Styled with You Be-Natural Curl Shaper
Seal with Castor Oil


What's that Curl?

After applying the castor oil, my hair showed what I would say its true curl appearance.  WORD OF CAUTION: I have multiple curl patterns in my hair, some I know of and some I am just discovering.
When your hair is at its maximum moisture level, your true curl or coil appearance will show, from root to tip. I feel that this is what happened in this case. The rice water and other moisture changes I have made over the months are really paying off.

Curl Definition on Type 4 Natural Hair? | Wash Day DiscoveringNatural
Unstretched


Curl Definition on Type 4 Natural Hair? | Wash Day DiscoveringNatural
Stretched
Curl Definition on Type 4 Natural Hair? | Wash Day DiscoveringNatural
Not sure what this part of my hair decided to do. LOL! #TeamNoType

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