Thus far, everythng seems to be going well. I have inspired two of my colleagues to consider Sisterlocks, that's a plus. I continue to get compliments daily and that helps too, lol.
But, there are two challenges.
1. I am getting tired of rodding my hair every morning so that its curled.
2. My scalp is getting itchy!
The first challenge is one that I have complete control over. I could just stop!! However, I don't want my locks to look unkept so until they mature a little more and are "behaving", I will continue to rod it.
Now, number two!!! I can't take this at all!! I've never had a dandruff "problem" so this is all new. I notice more and more everyday that my scalp is itchy and I am afraid I will soon see flakes!!!! OH NOOO!!!! I can't handlethat. So, I have deciced (without my locticians advice) to attempt to relieve this with a tea tree oil mist. I will spray it on my hair every night (if it works) for now.
I've read that it's great for dandruff and itchy scalp, so why not??
So, I rushed over to Whole Foods after work and picked up the tea tree oil that I needed. It is a .5 fluid ounce bottle 100% pure essential oil. It has a "woodsy" smell that I am concerned might come across as masculine. But oh well, here goes nothing.
1 cup distilled water
8 drops tea tree oil
1 spray bottle
I dropped eight drops of the tea tree oil in the distilled water, poured it in a spray bottle and misted it on my scalp, very lightly. I'll let you all know how it goes... ITCHY SCALP, BE GONE!!!!
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I wasn't able to comment before but I have to say I LOVE your hair accessory. Where did you get it?
Awww thank you Kreyola!!! I am new to this blog thingy so I was experiencing some technical difficulties. So please, go back and make comments, lol....
I can't tell you how often I stalk your blog, lol...
As for the headband, I got it from a local consignment store here in Memphis, Plato's Closet..
The hairstyle is so cute!
LOL that everyday rodding gets old fast doesn't it?! My loctitian told me not to put anything on it for two weeks. Me being hard headed and tired of rolling decided to dampen the ends with water. Live saver! Now I usually wash let the Sisterlocks dry and then take a spray bottle and spray the ends and rod. Depending on how I sleep it lasts a week.
Thanks Marti!
DaQuietOne, YES!!!!!!! It is getting very old!!! I think I might "fire" the dreadsock I'm using because it seems to be causing more harm (no curls in the morning than good!!!
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