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sareca said:Listen to your hair. Respectable can take a flying leap if it's causing breakage.
I know thats right
-A
sareca said:Listen to your hair. Respectable can take a flying leap if it's causing breakage.
crlsweetie912 said:Outside of LHCF, 10 weeks is EXCEPTIONAL! But, around here, I feel guilty if I don't go 12- 14 weeks.
Kimberly said:I always thought the amount of newgrowth should be a better determining factor than the length of time, anyway. I think 10 weeks is fine as long as the newgrowth is substantial enough where overlapping/overprocessing does not become an issue.
Good luck to you!
MsDee4 said:that's the whole thing. Here on LHCF people get into marathon stretching because that's what other people do... I say "do you!"
All of that stretching for a looooooooooooong time WILL NOT work for everybody, so I don't even try to hold myself to LHCF stretching standards because it is not feasible for me.
Pixel Lady said:ITA!
Are you 100% positive that stretching caused your ends to break? Could it have been from bunning, excessive heat etc? I don't know your routine and I'm just wondering. Are you going to cut your hair to that line in the pic? I ask this because though I don't have breakage, I do have heavy layers and fine hair...looks great when styled but if straight makes my ends look thin. So I'm thinking of cutting three inches which would leave some layers but thicker ends. (Funny how I only feel like this when I come here )
seraphinelle said:LOL,
I think I used too much protection, lmfao
It's lightened, coz it's not as poofy... but hmm... hahahahahha, it's mucho thicko, lemme take a picture, HAHAHAH
BRB
MsDee4 said:that's the whole thing. Here on LHCF people get into marathon stretching because that's what other people do... I say "do you!"
All of that stretching for a looooooooooooong time WILL NOT work for everybody, so I don't even try to hold myself to LHCF stretching standards because it is not feasible for me.