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I know this is a stupid question,
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ajoyfuljoy
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I think it just depends on what state your hair is in. If it is fragile and breaking then no. If it is strong and healthy then yes.
I just say make sure you properly prep the hair (neutralizing again to be sure, clarifying, DCing, protein if necessary) b/f you do it.
What kind of weave job are you getting?
I just say make sure you properly prep the hair (neutralizing again to be sure, clarifying, DCing, protein if necessary) b/f you do it.
What kind of weave job are you getting?
Niyah
New Member
Girl, thank you so much for responding.
I'm thinking about just getting a full weave for a while. I need to do something to keep my hands out of my hair. Based on what you advised, I think I'm going to go ahead and do it. I've been experiencing some shedding, lately. No real breakage, unless I'm just rough with my hair (which is rare). But, I just can't keep going on looking crazy, like I have been.
I'm thinking about just getting a full weave for a while. I need to do something to keep my hands out of my hair. Based on what you advised, I think I'm going to go ahead and do it. I've been experiencing some shedding, lately. No real breakage, unless I'm just rough with my hair (which is rare). But, I just can't keep going on looking crazy, like I have been.
chavascandy
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Usually that's how long hair stylist ask you to wait. 2 or 3 weeks is the recommended time to wait.
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