Stella B.
Well-Known Member
Hi lovenharmony! Getting ready to take the plunge? Good for you! The process of thinking about doing it is a lot harder than actually doing it. If you have directions with your treatment, just follow what they tell you to do after flat ironing. My insructions (printed from the on-line company website where I purchased the BKT) specifically stated to gently pull your hair back, and let it hang loose underneath a scarf or bonnet before going to bed. It also stated a few no no's like no ponytails, wrapping, clipping up, or combing should be going on during however long your wait period is. I bought one of those braid bonnets from the BSS with a big sack like extension in the back so my loose ends would be completely covered.OK BKT gurus, I'm thinking about taking the plunge and BKTing my hair over the weekend! I purchased the 33 oz of DreamHair over a month ago and I have been looking through tutorials and reading this thread to make sure I do it right and don't damage my hair in the process. The only thing I haven't really heard about is how you ladies go to sleep after you BKT your hair! They say that you can't pull your hair back, so what style do you put your hair in when going to bed? Do you wrap it then flat iron it for 3 days straight? I have no clue...help me please!
It worked well. The challenge is to keep your hands and hair tools out of your hair to ensure no breakage occurs. You've
got a lot of hair to cover (so thick and pretty), so I suggest you get a scarf or bonnet big enuf so your hair can hang loose
inside while being completely protected.
Oh, I'm pretty sure you only need to flatiron once, and that's right after the BKT is applied. No need to flat iron for 3 days straight??! Do nothing to your hair during the wait period, and look forward to washing it out in a few days....
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