Ok, my sister just gave me a load of wooden beads from old necklaces, the holes were tiny so I drilled them out, no problem there. However the beads had been varnished or 'finished' some how and the newly drilled holes are 'raw' wood - if that makes sense. I managed to lightly sand the insides to smooth them out a bit so they don't scag my hair but was wondering if I should varnish the insides of the holes. I was just thinking that when I wash my hair they might absorb water or something and end up going weird. What do you guys think? Should I just get some varnish and give the insides a light coat, just to be on the safe side?
updated by @jake2: 01/13/15 09:08:00PM
Varnish wooden beads?
all mine have always been natural untreated unvarnished and never had any issues
i think as long as theyre smooth u should be ok
its the varnish on the outside id worry bout if they do get moist they would normaly dry but if varnish holds that in i dunno
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