Escaping git bash after reflog, or commit, etc

When I'm using something like git reflog, I lose my ability to type in commands. I don't know what you look up, because I'm relatively new to bash.

So, what's the terminology I can use to go back to running git commands after running a reflog?

How do I exit git after diff?

Use ONLY q+enter to exit. It's possible to break out by repeatedly typing q+enter+q+enter+q+enter until the end of time no matter what the console shows.

What is the use of git Reflog?

Git keeps track of updates to the tip of branches using a mechanism called reference logs, or "reflogs." Many Git commands accept a parameter for specifying a reference or "ref", which is a pointer to a commit. Common examples include: git checkout. git reset.

Does git push Reflog?

Answer is no. Anonymous objects--objects that are only referenced by your reflog--are private to the local repo.

Press q for quit and you will be back to the normal shell. CTRL + C would work as well.