This is a different "when do I wash my hair" question.

So, I washed last night and they looked nice and neat when they were free flowin. When I woke up they were just a mess. I've been pulling them back intoa tiny pony (mine aren't very long, my hair needs to hurry and grow! XD ). Sooooo, the question is, should I wash them at night still or start doing them in the mornings?

I also never leave the pony in when I sleep. Only throughout the day at school so they're not a disaster.

updated by @jessica-ann-hughes: 02/14/15 08:49:29AM

1 wash in morn so they can dry

2 dont put in a pony at school leave em hang free

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I let my hair dry. I never go to sleep RIGHT AFTER I take a shower. I'm always up late. They were pretty dry when I went to bed. Not too sure about the insides of them, but since they're babies, I'm sure if the outside and roots were dry, so was the inside. I've only had it in a pony today and yesterday out of the four days. This morning I lightly sprayed them to maintain them a little from the bedhead. Also, I just have those black rubber bandsand I'm using one of the larger ones as a hairtie. I'm not wrapping it around like you would a normal one, but is there something better I can use when I what to put them up?I can also make things if that works, too.

cut the sleeves off a t shirt use that

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Will do(:

I'm just thinking of this too..nice, cheap alternative! thanks SE

soaringeagle said:

cut the sleeves off a t shirt use that

Also, not really pertaining to this exact question, but I have one baby where the root is about and inch and a half or more with one part looped out and one part not from where I've had it in the pony. Should I leave it and let it do it's own thing?

well the answers most likely yes but not sure what you mean by "and one part not from where I've had it in the pony"

the other parts yes leave alone but either explain this better or post a pic

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I think she's referring to where the pony sits on dreads when she put it on thus it makes 'spaces' on it..leave it alone...don't use too tight hair bands again.

Oh darn. That "not" shouldn't be in there. It's laying upwards in the pony, so the roots have been bent in order to go in the pony I guess you would say...? But yeah.