So some of you might know that while the top of my head is tnr, the bottom half of my head didn't stay too well. most of the hair came out and are now sectioning in their natural positions (makes me happy to at least have half a head of neglect locs)I've tried to refrain as much as a can from touching this hair, just now I looked at them in a mirror and actually had to separate some of them :DIt may not have been much but it was something, and it means these bottom ones might actually be starting to knot!Still have to stop myself from touching them, but that shouldn't be too hard unless I'm putting my hair up.OH! and question if anyone knows the answer.Do you think the bottom tnr possibly didn't stay because when I take of my necklaces, they tend to run along that bottom hair. Maybe this almost like combed them out?Just a thought.

So I'm nearing a month and I'm pretty excited. most of the dreadies on top are staying together and starting to zig-zag and loop and are getting their own personality =] however a lot of the dreads underneath the ones on top completely undreaded and are just locs of hair holding themselves together.I kind of worried about it, though about re-tnring some of them but decided to leave them. a few of them are starting to kind of get some clumps so I know their doing their own thing, and they'll turn out better if I just leave them.There's even a few that separated some hair from itself and seem to be turning into separate dreads.It makes me wonder what my hair would have looked like had i just not brushed my hair for a few days and let my hair separate itself into the sections it wants (which is what I wish I had done but I still love my babies =] )So basically the top of my head is tnr and the bottom is almost like neglect now, I love it! I'm still fuzzy with a bunch of loose hairs but a lot of the loose hairs are stating to form baby dreads =Dmy favorite one is this hair that fell out a dread but is still connected to it. its very thin but you can feel that its a very thin dread. it looks like a thin little dread congo'd to a bigger one, hehe. This journey's so exciting. and I just wanted to write about it so figured a blog post was the best place to do it =]