SYDNEY AMBROSE
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@Sydney Swagdox you cam trash b i wish i could see your hair more it actually looks very nice
PHONE IS GOOD MY ROOM LIGHT IS TRASH I GOT A BETTER PIC I THINK
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@Sydney Swagdox you cam trash b i wish i could see your hair more it actually looks very nice
Because crochet does have a tendency to cause broken hair once the tightness you get from crochet begins to wear off the broken hairs become more visible as frizz and loose hairs. This means that crocheting begets crocheting and it's probably not wise to start doing it unless you plan on doing it regularly and relatively often. You can stop, of course, anytime you want but you may have to deal with a lot of frizz before your dreads start to lock up naturally again. TOO much crocheting, especially if done incorrectly, can actually break dreads so badly that you will seriously compromise the strength of the entire dread.
My official opinion on crochet at this point is that crocheting is okay IN MODERATION! I wouldn't recommend crocheting any more frequently than once a month. More than that and I think you seriously need to worry about the breakage you may be causing.
@Sydney Swagdox
Your hair is laid in that avi
I know what you mean...due to heat and laziness I've been wearing a lot of wash n gos. Luckily I've actually mastered having it last from Sunday to Sunday with just spritzing and not having to redo it every few days. That's the only upside.Update, my hair since I removed the twists.
Post wash n go
Shrinkage
Seems like the only thing that works is doing a wash n go every few days. I keep a stock of avocado, almond, and coconut oil for my hair as well as cantu leave in conditioner.
Texas heat is making it a bish to keep me and my daughter's hair moisturized