Shrinkage
Method One: Twists
Twisting my hair is one of my favourite ways to reduce shrinkage, and I rely on the Moisture Cream Hair Butter to achieve beautifully defined, stretched curls. If you're looking for a product that moisturises and adds hold and shine, this is the perfect product. Start by splitting your hair into four sections, then lightly dampen it with water. Apply a finger scoop amount of Moisture Cream Hair Butter to each section. Infused with nourishing ingredients like Mango Butter and Avocado Oil, this rich formula deeply moisturises while providing the right amount of hold to keep your twists in place.
Once your hair is detangled, twist each section, gently pulling the hair to stretch it out to its full length. The Moisture Cream Hair Butter works wonders in reducing shrinkage while ensuring your curls stay beautifully defined. Once the twists are dry, untwist them to reveal soft, stretched curls with amazing definition. For extra volume and a polished look, separate each curl into individual strands to avoid clumping.
The beauty of this method is that it’s incredibly simple and requires minimal effort. It’s the perfect protective style for any curly girl. Whether you prefer twists or plaits, That Good Hair Moisture Cream Hair Butter ensures your hair stays stretched, defined, and full of moisture without shrinking back up.

Method Two: Blowout

Method Three: Banding
Banding is a popular method, often seen with African threading on 4C hair, but it works beautifully for all hair textures, especially if you're looking to avoid heat. Much like a twist-out, start by dampening your hair with water and applying That Good Hair Hydrating Hair Mist to lightly moisturise and prep your hair. Follow up with a small amount of That Good Hair Healthy Hair Golden Oil to seal in moisture and add shine. The Hydrating Hair Mist offers a refreshing boost of hydration, while the Healthy Hair Golden Oil provides nourishment and a light hold to keep your curls defined.
Once your hair is damp and detangled, split it into as many equal sections as you’d like. The more sections you create, the longer the process will take, but this will help prevent visible indentations from the hair bands. For each section, take a hair band and tie it as close to the roots as possible. Then, continue to add bands down the length of your hair, leaving a small gap (around 1-2cm) between each band. The spacing may vary depending on your hair length, but be sure to gently stretch the hair as you go to prevent shrinkage.
As the hair bands stretch the hair, you’ll achieve beautifully elongated curls without the need for heat. Once your hair is completely dry, remove the bands to reveal soft, stretched curls with great definition—thanks to the moisturising mist and the nourishing hair oil.
Banding is a simple, heat-free styling method that works wonders for any hair texture. For even more moisture and shine, try adding That Good Hair Moisture Cream Hair Butter to your routine for beautifully defined and hydrated curls!
