Worried About Separation Or Lack Of..
updated by @nicole: 01/13/15 08:51:54PM
@soaring-eagle
14 years ago
29,640 posts
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
Ok. We added some beads to help with the seperation but its not working. In one day her hair is a mass of knots at the roots. How much seperation is necessary? Do we need to get ALL the hairs, all the way down to the scalp? Or can there be a slight webbing of hairs? It is so painful for her when I seperate them. They are knotting up so fast her scalp cant keep up it seems. Im worried that they are going to congo and then she will hate them. Im at the point now where I am wondering if this si right for her. She doesnt want to take them out and they do look amazing now, but I am worried that the lack of seperation is going to get out of control.
So, is 'just enough' good enough or do we need to be getting ALL the hairs?
@soaring-eagle
14 years ago
29,640 posts
enoughs enough as long as u do it often eniough that that webbing doesnt grow out to become an inch of solid connections as ling as u sewperate and keep it so theres nit alot connecting your fine u can stoll seperate more when u need to
if shes got a whole lot of dreads u could also let thenm congo and only seperate co9ngo from vcongo ewhich gets easy cause they dont combune as much bvut im thinking thats a lil early to do
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
@soaring-eagle
14 years ago
29,640 posts
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My new book Ban The Taboo Vol 1
My hair did this too: very fast and all connectedin a webbedmat at the bottom...I found it sort of chilled out after about the 3ish week mark. It slowed down andI was able to "catch up" on the seperating. At first I thought I would never be able to seperate all the way down to the roots but when I pulled them apart they sure did...I hope that helps...
Maybe she could seperate them herself and it won't hurt so bad?I agree that they look great