How to Cowash Cornrows on Natural Hair

 
 
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Last night,  I cowashed my natural hair which is in a protective style cornrows using EdenBodyworks cleansing cowash.
 
How to do it:
STEP 1: Saturate hair with water
STEP 2: Apply cowash
STEP 3: Rinse thoroughly
STEP 4: Dry. I tied a T-Shirt on my hair, and then wrapped my hair with my microfiber Turbie Twist towel.
 
After hair has dried,  moisturize as usual. I used applied a liquid Leave-In by Belnouvo and massaged scalp with my DIY oil, and sealed with Kinky Tresses butter
Covered hair with a wig cap because it is very snug. You can use a scarf. This helps with any frizzing.
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