At night

Im confused, some people say to wrap hair in a silk scarf at night and some say to go without anythingor sleep on a wool sweater. When I wake up my hair is fairly frizzy and nappy. But isnt that a good thing? Im just wondering what works for everyone else.

updated by @lovejasminelight: 02/14/15 09:06:08AM

I would say that's a good thing! I just let 'em be, no special treatment. I used to sleep with a wool sweater over my pillow but quit because it was white and kept leaving fuzzies in my hair. I personally didn't notice a difference but I'm not the most experienced in locs.Best wishes!

Well personally, I leave mine down at night so I'll have something to laugh at/wake me up in the morning when I look in the mirror. It's very asylum-chic. ^_^

Hi Natty. Nappy is a good thing. Before you dreaded, didn't you have bed head in the morning. Well, that's good for dreads, speeds up the process. Keep em free baby, keep em free

Laura- that asylum chic comment was hilarious! I've been telling people I look like a feral child but that's definitely a better way to put how I look in the morning!

I feel obligated to provide photographic proof now.

Ugh...haha.

No proof needed, we all see it each morning when we wake up ;] haha. Now imagine if you had curls.. a whole new level of disaster let me tell ya..

Thanks all!

id love to wake4 up to that craziness haha

ok well since it would take a whole sheet to wrap em i figure whats the difference ..plus anything u wrap em in is just gonnsa fall off anyways

wrappings a mental pacifyer for the paranoid

they think if they dont wrap em they will fall apart or get extra fuzzy

but i dont see it making any diference at all

Laura Earle said:

I feel obligated to provide photographic proof now.

Ugh...haha.

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