I didn't forget about the posts I said I will do...and those will be coming shortly.
Anyway, I took my twists out on Thursday and had my hair out all weekend. It felt good, but I got tired of it QUICK.
It took my like 30 minutes to come up with a decent hairstyle this AM, which was just a simple braid in front and a bun....but to me it looked WRETCHED(not to be confused with "ratchet"). My hair felt tangled and it just didn't look good. So, after work I twisted my hair. I only did the front small, but the rest were fairly large. It only took 1.5 hours.
I will keep these in for the remainder of the week, take them out on Friday, then do a henna/indigo treatment Friday night.
I love that you do twists so often. I'm planning to teach myself how to do them so that I can use them as a protective style during school (I was going to focus on Senegalese twists).
ReplyDeleteDid you find learning to do them hard?
Thanks. It's the only way I can avoid constant matting and tangles at this moment.
DeleteIt's very easy to do, trust me. They are a lot easier than braids. I'm sure you will catch on quickly!
How do you get the ends of your hair to stay twisted? Mine always unravel.
ReplyDeleteI would twirl them around my finger with Shea-butter. The larger twists sometimes start to unravel, but I keep them pinned up or in a bun, so it doesn't matter.
DeleteI love the twists w/ the headband! It looks very chic!
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks great! I really need to give twisting my hair a try... I really like the way they look in your hair!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Senecea!
DeleteYou should try them out and if they don't look that great down..you can always pin them up.