Hello, I left off where I was thinking that things were going to go right in my endeavor with this "treatment". I don't know why I did this, I think it was because I had just had my hair trimmed and it needed some type of treatment.
The Treatment
After I mixed the concoction together I started to distribute it throughout my hair. At one point I noticed that there was more honey than there was olive oil, but I kept going because I didn't feel like measuring; I should've stopped. Once I was done with that I put a shower cap on my head and let it sit there. I think I let it stay on my head for more than 1 hour, I was tired, hungry, and I just wanted to relax before I continued with my hair. Once I finished with my other miscellaneous tasks, I went back to rinse out my hair in the shower.
Rinsing/Blow-Drying
When it came down to this part, I wasn't so happy. It still felt like there was something very oily in my hair, but I thought that maybe it could've been the leave-in conditioner I put in my hair afterwards. After that, I went back in my room to start blow-drying. When I started to blow-dry my hair I noticed that alot of things in my room that I touched were greasy, this included: Comb, Brush, Blow-Drying, Clips, etc. I was confused, so I went into the bathroom to do my hair, so then I can actually see what was going on.
Realization
After 5-10 minutes of greasyness all over my materials and hair, I finally realized that it was probably the honey that is making everything very greasy. Trying to figure out how to resolve this, I took a towel and tried to wipe off all of the grease from my materials and hair; that didn't work. I tried it again; it still didn't work. There was only one solution and I was actually very devastated to have to do this to myself, wash my hair all over again. I felt like I took 5 steps forward and 15 steps back; it was ridiculous. Since, I had nothing else to do, I gave in to washing my hair to continue with my straightening process. I was highly upset at the time and wanted nothing more to do with my hair, but I had to keep going.
To Be Continued . . .
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