Two Strand Twists Using Activator Gel and Eco Styler Gel

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I've been hearing some good things about activator gel. Not too long ago, I experimented with two-strand twists using just activator spray and gel. I loved how soft and juicy my twists looked. The only thing is, activator gel doesn't really offer much in the "hold" department. So, in this video, I want to experiment with adding a little bit of Eco Styler gel for hold.
Show More I've been hearing some good things about activator gel. Not too long ago, I experimented with two-strand twists using just activator spray and gel. I loved how soft and juicy my twists looked. The only thing is, activator gel doesn't really offer much in the "hold" department. So, in this video, I want to experiment with adding a little bit of Eco Styler gel for hold.

Here is what I did:

My hair was washed and deep conditioned prior to styling.

For ease, I separated my hair into 5 sections, similar to the "mow hawk" I would use if I were doing a roller set.

Leave-in conditioner was applied to each section prior to my styling products.

I used a ratio of 2 parts Eco Styler Gel to 1 part Hawaiian Silky Activator Gel.

In an attempt to use up some products, I'm using up my Care Free Curl Activator spray.

If I felt my hair getting dry before twisting, I lightly misted it with water.
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