I mentioned a while back in a post on methods of moisturizing lo-po hair that the baggy method never worked for me. I’ve never been a big fan of this method. I didn’t like how soft and weak my hair felt after applying it, didn’t like sleeping with plastic on my head, and I don’t think this type of method is ideal for a healthy scalp– in fact, I think it can promote fungal growth, but that’s another story. Anyway, I was thinking about doing a modified baggy soon. This would involve, putting my hair in pig tails and simply covering the ends of my hair, which are usually more prone to dryness. In addition, I’m thinking about mixing up some rhassoul, oil and a little vinegar or aloe and applying this mixture to my ends only and leaving it on over night. What do you think? I’m hoping rhassoul’s moisturizing properties and ability to open the cuticles and remove toxins, will benefit my ends.
Have you ever done a modified baggy version?
low porosity hair care 
I’ve thought of modifying the baggy method to the picture you’re trying to paint here but I still can’t figure how to make the bags stay on just the tips of my hair
I’m going to give it a try and report back on my results and tell you whether I had luck getting the bag to stay on my ends.
I have tried it and even though I’m relaxed….. The modified version works awesome for me! I place my hair into a ponytail and I use the LCO method to moisturiZe. I then wrap my hair into a bun and cover with a ziploc bag. I secure the ziploc bag with a big scrunchie and cover the bag with a black stocking cap to attract heat. Hope that helped and I would love to hear about your results if you tried it!
I can’t wait to try it. I hope I get a free night later this week. Thans for the ziploc tip!