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A wash day written down end to end: the four sections before the water, how long it really takes to soak coiled hair, the direction that does not break it, and the six days afterwards that decide everything — plus five modules for the jobs it keeps pointing at.
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When it is a doctor, not a book: If your part is getting wider, your hairline is creeping back at the temples or the nape, your edges are thinning, you have a bare patch, your scalp hurts or itches and will not stop, you have pustules or crusting, or hair is coming out in clumps instead of strands — book a board-certified dermatologist, and go now. Traction alopecia and CCCA scar the follicle, and a scarred follicle does not grow hair again.
Why the order matters
There is no shortage of advice about coily hair. There are thousands of videos. Most of them show you one product or one technique, and then you are back in the bathroom on Sunday guessing again.
What nobody writes down is the process. How long each step takes. How wet is wet enough. Which direction to work in. How much product per section. What to do on Wednesday when it has gone rough.
That is all this is. The whole thing, written down, with the numbers on the page.
The day, in order
Shampoo on hair that was never soaked. Detangling after the conditioner rinsed out. Leave-in on a section that dried while you did the other side. None of that is a product problem, and a sixth bottle will not fix any of it.
Stage 01
Before a drop of water. Everything you are not working on stays twisted and clipped, because loose hair grabs the hair next to it.
Stage 02
Five to ten minutes, until the section hangs heavy. Your hair sheds water. Most of it has never actually been wet.
Stage 03
Fingertips, never nails, lengths hanging down. Piling it on top of your head and scrubbing is how you make a knot the size of a fist.
Stage 04
The longest part of the day, and the part that decides how much hair you keep. Root to end drags every tangle into one knot.
Stage 05
Twenty to thirty minutes under a cap. Longer does nothing, and sleeping in it is worse than skipping it.
Stage 06
Water is the moisturiser. The leave-in holds it in, the oil slows it leaving. In that order, on hair that is still soaking.
Stage 07
It sets while it dries. Touch it wet and you trade definition for frizz. And wet hair always looks better than dry, so do not judge it yet.
Stage 08
Satin, loose, put away. Fifty-six hours a week against fabric is the part of your routine you have never counted.
Eight stages, in order
Shampoo on hair that was never soaked. Detangling after the conditioner rinsed out. Leave-in on a section that dried while you did the other side.
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The part nobody counts
Eight hours a night, pressed against a pillow and moving, is more contact time than everything else in a routine put together. Satin or silk removes most of the friction; putting the hair away loosely removes most of the movement.
Loose is the operative word. A tight bun or scarf held for eight hours is sustained tension on the follicle, every night, and it is the part nobody counts as a hairstyle. Every chapter that touches tension says it again.
The shelf
The method is the whole day. Each module is one of the jobs it keeps pointing at, and each one stands alone.
01 · $10.00
The whole wash day, in order, in forty steps you can actually follow.
02 · $10.00
All six files. One payment. Nothing held back for later.
03 · $10.00
Ends first, work up, wet and slippery. The method, the tools and the knots.
04 · $10.00
Water is the moisturiser. Everything else just holds it in or lets it go.
05 · $10.00
The fifty-six hours you have never counted, and the two minutes that fix them.
06 · $10.00
How it happens, what to say in the chair, and what to photograph every month.
07 · $10.00
The back of the bottle is regulated. The front is marketing. Read the back.
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Forty steps, timed, from the first section to the first night.
Yes — give me the whole day — only $10.00One-time payment · 60-day money-back guaranteeThis is educational material about washing, detangling, moisturising and styling tightly coiled hair. It is not medical or dermatological advice and it is not a treatment for anything. It does not promise growth, length or thickness. Hair loss and scalp disease are matters for a doctor, not for a book.