Great video I am a single mother of three boys and I need to learn it thank you so much I never knew what was the flight site for but now I know please show me more video thank you
I like the spiked side. the flat side gave me a waved look, but smushed my hair. The spiked side gave me little loc twists. which is what I wanted. It also works best when my hair is dry too.
For me (small 4C afro): 1. mixing eco gel and some jamaican castor oil in my hands and then massaging into my hair, 2. using the flat side of the sponge to completely twist up all my hair, 3. then using the textured side completely all over my hair to loosen the twists Edit: turns out the sponge has been breaking my ends this whole time and keeping my 4c hair short 🤦🏽♂️ lol if this is happening to you as well do this instead: 1. Pat coconut oil on your hair and then massage into your scalp 2. Use the scalp massager and it twists up your hair just like a curl sponge but further down to the roots for deeper twists, also better blood circulation and no breakage 3. Could then also use a wide tooth pick to lift your twists slightly but don’t comb all the way through
My 11 yr old wants me to do this to his hair, I believe he is 4c, from what I can tell. I think you've given the best tip from other videos that I've watched. Ty!
I use both sides. Now that my hair is lengthy I use the spiked side more and 1st, then I finish with a slight grazing over the hair with the other side that has the smaller holes just to get a more defined curl look.
I'm a white Mediterranean girl, but I watched this video, cause this sponge technique looks soo interesting and so fun, I didn't know this existed 😅😋❤️
recently cut my locs and purchased a similar two sided sponge. although I couldn't see a difference the spiked side works best for me wet or dry hair and seems to be like the run and grab side instead of having to set aside time to sponge my head in the mornings. LIKED & SUBSCRIBED
Been waving for YEARS..but let it grow out , was gonna cut it at the start of the New year.. but I happen to get the same sponge brushes from Amazon and will give this a try..
Man, the sound the sponge was making reminded me of the time I recorded my dryer going and I had change in my pants pocket that fell out in the dryer and I made a Neo-Soul beat from it.
I'm confused. What is the difference in the look of the hair after each side is used? I'm buying one for my son and wanted to see how to use first. I like the way it looks but I don't see much difference in using the bumply side compared to the alternate side with the holes? And should I be putting any sort of product in his hair before using the sponge? Water, detangler, moisturizing oil stuff?
I recently had locs and had to cut them because I would twist them to thin but have decided to grow them back . Hopefully this video will help me grow my hair back out.
Thanks bro, I just understood and it's working thanks to your video, you just have keep brushing by doing circles continuously without pressure and that's how you obtain results. A big thanks.
Try Eden Coconut Shea. It's BoB and formulated for our hair. Shea Moisture is no longer BoB, they hiked the price, and is getting negative feedback from the community.
