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Seriously though...finally finding a good moisturizer,drenching my ends and bunning daily has really made a difference in my hair. I no longer see hair in my sink and all over the floor. Believe it or not my edges are begining to come back too which has me super excited!
I can see and feel the difference in my hair and I'm soooooo motivated to continue this reggie. I'll be posting my starting pics (which were taken a week ago) next week or the week after.(Whenever I get home..
Here is my bun for the next 3 weeks I think. I put in four braids...go to sleep....let out in the morning....comb hair back....put on headband....put my pontail in on the side.....and twist hair in a donut shape....this is done with just my hair....I leave a couple of pieces out for the messy look. Also to go along with my messy suitcase in the background....lol
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I'm taking a break from my bun for a minute. My hair has been cornrowed for 2 weeks. I'll be back to my bun after the holiday.
i've been bunning since october. my hair is soooo much thicker it's great. the only problem is that my ends are noticibly thinner than the rest of my hair...it's like everything but the last inch and a half has gotten thicker. my ends don't look split but are thinner than the rest of my hair. is this normal when your hair increases in health? should i trim or just wait? i would love to get some advice...if not can someone direct me to a thread? thanks guys!
I've had beyond BSL hair before w/o really trying and I never gave my hairdresser a restriction on trimming. She cut what needed to be cut (I trusted her not to jack me up).
It really does keep your hair healthy and helps you to retain what grows. It's like give a little, keep a little more each month. 
if your ends aren't split or damaged, just wait until your next scheduled visit to *lightly* trim. In the meantime, soak your ends with moisture daily, and maybe once every couple weeks do a good protein treatment to keep them strong. Bunning should help to keep them protected, BUT be careful about how you secure your bun. I have a lot of thick hair and all it takes for me is to coil my hair and sloooooooowly and carefully stick in one or two jumbo bobby pins.
I also don't use socks or foam donuts because they dry my hair out.i've been bunning since october. my hair is soooo much thicker it's great. the only problem is that my ends are noticibly thinner than the rest of my hair...it's like everything but the last inch and a half has gotten thicker. my ends don't look split but are thinner than the rest of my hair. is this normal when your hair increases in health? should i trim or just wait? i would love to get some advice...if not can someone direct me to a thread? thanks guys!

and I'm trying new things.

Unless you keep your hair trimmed at a certain length, it is *somewhat* normal for your ends to be thinner than the rest of your hair. This is because your ends are the oldest part of your hair and have been subjected to the most damage, chemical processing (if you're relaxed), etc. However, if your ends are split they need to come off. If you go to a hairdresser you trust, have him/her inspect your ends and let you know whether to trim. OR you could always trim 1/4 inch at a time so it's not so drastic.
Let me say up front that I'm pro-trimming.I've had beyond BSL hair before w/o really trying and I never gave my hairdresser a restriction on trimming. She cut what needed to be cut (I trusted her not to jack me up).
It really does keep your hair healthy and helps you to retain what grows. It's like give a little, keep a little more each month.
So to recapif your ends aren't split or damaged, just wait until your next scheduled visit to *lightly* trim. In the meantime, soak your ends with moisture daily, and maybe once every couple weeks do a good protein treatment to keep them strong. Bunning should help to keep them protected, BUT be careful about how you secure your bun. I have a lot of thick hair and all it takes for me is to coil my hair and sloooooooowly and carefully stick in one or two jumbo bobby pins.
I also don't use socks or foam donuts because they dry my hair out.
I actually got a light trim on Friday...she cut off an inch cause it was uneven too, but my hair looks and feels so much better. Even with the trim I can still see where my hair has grown a little since I started bunning. I'm gonna do what you said and continue to ensure that my ends are moisturized....ur hair is gorgeous by the way 