I am not familiar with that product but it sounds like a stiff hard set. I never use any firm hold in my hair at all. I HATE products that make the hair hard and stiff because they break easier that way. I like to keep my hair lubricated, especially if you want it straight.. I always use light soft  products. You would need a LOT of OIL in the hair for that along with a soft set like maybe a small amount of flaxseed gel and a lot of oil. You can get a portable hooded dryer for about $40 one ebay.com or amazon.com. that would be IDEAL for both drying the hair with the curlformers AND for when you wrap it afterward and cover your wrap with ceranwrap plastic to sit under the hot dryer for the "SILKWRAP" step 2 that you mentioned. The hair must be TOTALLY DRY before you take off the curlformers or you are wasting your time...it will simply revert as it dries. Also you can not use anything with glycerine with a set... just oil and something like flaxseed gel or a small amount of lottabody.

After you slip the curlformers off, put a LOT OF OIL on your hands and finger loosen each curl with a lot of oil... then also put on oil before you brush it into a wrap and cover tightly with ceran wrap plastic and go under the dryer.

Anyway, just now I used Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie and Curling Souffle. The Smoothie foamed up a lot. It's drying now. If I don't like how it turns out then tomorrow I'll gonna rinse it out and do it again using something else.

I should also mention that I made no attempt at going through my hair and defining my curls. I really don't have time for that. I'm trying to wash and GO. I can't wait till I find the product combination and method that allows me to do that.

So I've run out of patience already. I was at it for about fifteen minutes and that was wrap. I'd rather pay someone to do them. 

Thanks. I was worried about that. I had hoped maybe it was genetic (my dad has the same scalp issues). I have the Monistat 7. I still haven't picked up he sulfur but I will. I used the miconizole a few times but I didn't notice the difference. I will try it undiluted.

I only let my hair drip dry and a squeezed a big section with a towel. No additional product.

I want to try single strand twists/comb coils, minus the comb of course. I figure it will be just the same as the wash and go, except I'll part neatly and take bigger sections. If if works out I'll post pics. Wish me luck!

I did wash my hair. My scalp felt so good, but my hair felt so stripped. I didn't even use a lot of shampoo plus I pre pooed. I pre pooed with Tresemme Naturals with added olive oil, coconut oil, and glycerin.  But before I pre pooed I applied the Shea Moisture Coconut and Hibiscus shampoo with added tee tree oil to my scalp and scratched my scalp. It was really easy to detangle. I rinsed everything out then just added a tiny bit of shampoo to each section to make sure everything was out. Man my hair felt so stripped. I wish I didn't have these issues with my scalp or I wouldn't have washed it. Next time I won't do the second wash. I'll just do my scalp along with a cowash for my strands and leave it at that. 

Anyways, for my wash n go I used the Giovanni Direct Leave In and Coconut Oil to moisturize, then Eco Styler Protein to define. I started from the back and worked my way up. It took a couple hours at least. For sheen I used The Shea Moisture Reconstructive Elixer. Overall I'm happy with the look and I'm gonna do it again next week.

It aids in skin shedding which is why it's in a lot of anti-dandruff and -acne medications.

why salicylic acid ?

Anyway I deep conditioned with the Shea Moisture conditioner in the black bottle (the one for dry scalp) mixed with honey, olive oil, and coconut oil. It really made my curl pattern pop. I also sprayed my scalp with Taliah Waajid's Moisture Cleanz and massaged it in. I rinsed everything out but I don't feel like my scalp is clean. Next time I'll use an actual cleansing cowash.

I moisturized with Cantu Grow Strong and sealed with grapeseed oil. I finger detangled only, no comb.

I'm getting kinda weary of the CG method because there are so many dangone rules. The Moisture Clenz has isopropyl alcohol and the Cantu has castor oil, neither of which are CG friendly.  I wanna do the CG thing but I'm not about to let all my products go to waste. I haven't touched anything with cones or petroleum or mineral oil in it and that has limited me to about half my stash or less. It's frustrating. But I said I was gonna give this thing a shot for one month so I have to keep my word. Sigh...

Front, which I think has some heat damage

The middle

The back