Any one still Wet Wrap??

[cocoadiva2]

I'm nape length right now, and roller-setting is driving me nuts.

Is wet wrapping a no-no? Will that level of manipulation do damage to
my hair? I used to have these done a million years ago, but I cant remember how my hair responded to it then.

Is anyone doing this successfully?

 

[MissMusic]

U know, I haven't done a wet wrap in years. This is an interesting question.

 

[civic4800]

I'm not wet wrapping but would like to switch to it since I'm tired of how long it takes to rollerset.

 

[MizzCoco]

you know, Im still neck length and i used to do this faithfully before my LHCF days, but recently i tried it, and pulling that fine tooth comb thru it pulled out so much of my hair, i had to stop! Plus i fell in love with the body i get from rollersetting so wet wrapping is out for me.

 

[Katt73]

When I was neck length and chin length, I wet wrapped for a couple of weeks post relaxer. Then when the NG started getting out of control, I blow dried or roller set. However, in retrospect, I think that dragging a fine toothed comb through wet hair probably wasn't the greatest idea.

 

[cocoadiva2]

Thanks ladies, I think I will forget the wet-wrap. In the meantime I'll stick
to my ponytail roller-set until my rollersetting dvd arrives.

Just looking for a short cut when doing my co-washes. I've been spending a lot of time under the dryer.

 

[Desarae]

I do sometimes. I don't lose much hair, but my hair is not that long either. I use BB Wrap Foam and tie it down with a scarf. I don't even flat iron afterwards and it comes out pretty straight.

 

[santia]

I still do. Only under certain circumstances. I make sure that:

My hair is soaking wet
I use a conditioner that provides good slip
Use a wide tooth comb to wrap, then i use a soft bristle brush
NEVER NEVER NEVER on hair that is in serious need of a relaxer (so basically only up to 6 weeks post)

And I wrap on medium heat since I may have to blow out some of the non straightened parts