Welcome. Do you mean twisting your roots? That only works in African hair. And it's damaging after the first time. For any other hair type it doesn't create any lasting difference, and is extremely damaging. You never want to tighten your roots at all. Tight roots pulls hairs out of your scalp which thins out the root, and makes the lock weaker
If it's the twisting I'm thinking of, then it only works on African textured hair. You should just leave them be now. Just let them do whatever they want and they will be fine.
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welcome but never twist them that will thin and weakenthe roots cause traction alopecia dread loss and balding
Welcome. Do you mean twisting your roots? That only works in African hair. And it's damaging after the first time. For any other hair type it doesn't create any lasting difference, and is extremely damaging. You never want to tighten your roots at all. Tight roots pulls hairs out of your scalp which thins out the root, and makes the lock weaker
If it's the twisting I'm thinking of, then it only works on African textured hair. You should just leave them be now. Just let them do whatever they want and they will be fine.
Welcome and Happy Dreading.
Welcome. The coconut in the bar, though, is naturally conditioning. Just so you know
Welcome and Happy Dreading.
Welcome. The coconut in the bar, though, is naturally conditioning. Just so you know