Lets Wrap about Wrapping
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simplycee
Sweetest Taboo
Yup I sure did. When I was shoulder length I was the wrapping queen. I was smart enough to alternate which side I wrapped to. I didn't get any thinning. The problem was my hair grew. As it got longer it took longer to dry. My wet wraps were out! 
Then I figured I would just wrap my dry hair. Well that worked for a minute. Then my hair would be too straight. Now I hardly ever wrap as much as I liked too I find that the longer my hair gets the less I like the look. I like the look of the mohawk set better. It gives more body and I hardly have to comb.
Then I figured I would just wrap my dry hair. Well that worked for a minute. Then my hair would be too straight. Now I hardly ever wrap as much as I liked too I find that the longer my hair gets the less I like the look. I like the look of the mohawk set better. It gives more body and I hardly have to comb.
Dee-Licious
Well-Known Member
Safina87... what they meant was after washing your hair (1) to put rollers in your hair (2) let your hair dry (3) remove the rollers (4) wrap your hair around your head in a circular motion using a wide tooth comb (5) tie a scarf around it (6) after letting it sit (overnight usually) comb your hair down out of the wrap.
this will leave your hair with body and put a certain flow to your hair while also flattening your curls from your hair
hope this helps
this will leave your hair with body and put a certain flow to your hair while also flattening your curls from your hair
hope this helps
Dee-Licious
Well-Known Member
KhandiB said:Im still having a problem seeing how that Mohawk rollerset works..
I Love wrapping after a FARS (Fake A** Roller Set) is spectacular,
If I flat iron I will wrap cuz for some reason it helps my ends
Exactly how do you do your FARS?
rollersets are not my bestfriend!
MizaniMami
New Member
I wrap too. The key to wrapping for me is:
1.) How tight you wrap it. Too tight will def. make you curls leave and leave you hair flat.
2.) How much product you use- I notice if I keep my moisturizing that the minimum that is needed my wraps don't get weighed down. And there is nothing worse in my eyes than hair that is plastered to the head.
I don't alternate because that makes my scalp sore. The hair pullling in one direction kills my scalp. But I love wrapping. I have been doing it for about 8 years and it really helps tame my hair. Also, the scard makes a workd of a difference too.
Someone had a theory that the oils from the scalp gets to the ends better because of how close the ends are to the scalp making the ends smoother. It def has helped my ends, and that is a theory that I believe.
1.) How tight you wrap it. Too tight will def. make you curls leave and leave you hair flat.
2.) How much product you use- I notice if I keep my moisturizing that the minimum that is needed my wraps don't get weighed down. And there is nothing worse in my eyes than hair that is plastered to the head.
I don't alternate because that makes my scalp sore. The hair pullling in one direction kills my scalp. But I love wrapping. I have been doing it for about 8 years and it really helps tame my hair. Also, the scard makes a workd of a difference too.
Someone had a theory that the oils from the scalp gets to the ends better because of how close the ends are to the scalp making the ends smoother. It def has helped my ends, and that is a theory that I believe.
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