Which is better twist out or wash and go?
Which is better twist out or wash and go?
Either technique can leave your natural curls looking great. A wash and go can be great for someone on the go. However, although it takes time, a great twist out can help create the illusion of defined curl if your curl pattern is not as defined.
Can you twist a wash and go?
2. In the front, part your hair the way you want the end results to look, either a side part or middle part. 3. On each section, do two twists, saturating them with gel, and then cover your hair overnight with a satin scarf.
How long do you keep in twists for a twist out?
With a proper care, a twist out can last 1-2 weeks. Make sure to keep the ends moisturized and let the twists set for as long as possible (i.e., at least 3-5 days) before releasing them.
Does twist out grow your hair?
Protective, looser twists promote healthy hair, allowing for more hair growth. Versatile. Two-strand twists are incredibly versatile! The thickness of the twists can range in size from thin micro-twists to thicker chunky-twists and can be done on any length of hair over 2 inches in length.
Is wash and go a protective style?
In fact, wash and go’s are considered a protective style. Protective styling is all about, well, protecting the hair from weathering, breakage, splitting, weakness, and dryness due to over-manipulation of our delicate curly strands.
Do twists turn into dreads?
Strand twists are used in much the same way that braids are used to start dreadlocks. The basic idea is that the strand twists hold the hair so that the roots can begin locking. The natural hair in the strand twist eventually loosens and begins to dread as well.
Can you do a wash and go everyday?
Whether you’re transitioning to natural hair or you’ve been riding the natural texture train for a while, a wash-n-go is gentle, versatile, and flexible (with a knack for saving you time), making it a great addition to just about any hair care routine. You can do them as often as you like—even twice a day!