As promised I'm going to document this strawset day by day in photos. 
Why? Well, as you may know, a strawset changes so much as it ages that I thought a daily documentation was in order (not to mention helpful for reference 
).
Here goes nothing!
Day 2 (the day after I got it done) the strawset had significantly strunk and fluffed (which is great thing!).
When I first got it done it almost looked like relaxed hair, so having the humidity (it was HOT outside 
) add some volume brought me back to looking like a natural head.
The night prior I'd slept with a Proclaim Style It Up Satin Bonnet (a new one I bought from Sally Beauty for $3) and didn't care for it one bit (I'll do a video about it and other sleepwear shortly). The next morning I showered with shower cap over the bonnet, then removed both and added a quarter sized dollup of Biosilk to my hair being careful not to disturb it too much. Then I held 1 side up and lightly sprayed it with White Rain hairspray (it's all I have 
).
Here's the back:
It definitely is a hit in my book. 
It held it's shape and sheen very well. The stylist used shea butter, coconut oil & glycerine mixed as the moisturizer then rolled it on the straws with Eco Gel and Biosilk (I think).
Alright, see ya'll tomorrow. 
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aweSOME! its beautiful!
Wow – very nice
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ooh, if you’d like to try an inexpensive leave-in conditioner spray, try Dove Sheer Moisture Leave-In Replenishing Mist. I’ve been using it for 3yrs now, from relaxed to natural. Great for putting moisture on natural ends!
thanks ya’ll!
@Uche —————–> I’ve had great luck with Dove products so I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks!