thanks
dont put em in a pony tail its completely normal and nesacary but how were they started
When you say it will cause weak spots... is that just while they are forming? Or does it do it too when they are mature?
Tim said:
Hi. That sounds normal to me. The roots will tighten naturally, it just takes time, the hair dreads back toward the root. Tying them back can cause weak spots though. Starter methods will loosen up before they tighten properly. It sounds very normal.
depends how u tie em but early on loosely tying em wont cause weak spots as much as slow perogress and cause them to try to congo more
Greg said:
When you say it will cause weak spots... is that just while they are forming? Or does it do it too when they are mature?
Tim said:Hi. That sounds normal to me. The roots will tighten naturally, it just takes time, the hair dreads back toward the root. Tying them back can cause weak spots though. Starter methods will loosen up before they tighten properly. It sounds very normal.
Ok thanks thats what I was thinking but wanted to be clear.
soaring eagle said:
depends how u tie em but early on loosely tying em wont cause weak spots as much as slow perogress and cause them to try to congo more
Greg said:When you say it will cause weak spots... is that just while they are forming? Or does it do it too when they are mature?
Tim said:Hi. That sounds normal to me. The roots will tighten naturally, it just takes time, the hair dreads back toward the root. Tying them back can cause weak spots though. Starter methods will loosen up before they tighten properly. It sounds very normal.
Younger locks almost always have between 1-3 inches of loose straight hair at the roots. That's normal. As they mature it will shrink to between 1/4 and 1 inch. Ponytails will slow down the process and require more separating to prevent congo's. But you sound like you're on the right track
and I will not do ponytails as often anymore are bandanas and wraps okay for like school? and they were started with the twist an pull method
