Chameleonchick
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I decided I miss my hair waaaaay too much so I am taking my twists down after christmas. I want to wear a blown out fro for NYE. How do I do it. Please list details.
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Naturals I need help with blowing out a fro!
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jetbeauty09
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BUMP BUMP b/c I want to know this too. I've been toying w/the idea of blowing my hair out for the first time in 18 months!
BostonMaria
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Hey I want to know too! Although I would probably fall over LOL my Fro would be 18 inches high
MummysGirl
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Hmmm... I'm not natural yet but I think stretching out your hair with cornrows (AS few as possible to avoid a braidout look). I say this because during my final year at Uni, I always rocked an afro puff and I did a maxium of 5 cornrows every night.
berryblack
New Member
About a month ago, I made a nice blowout after watching a video on youtube. Just wash your hair and airdry it in twists. (I used my shea/coco mix for moisture).
I think I made 4 big sections in my head and made 4 twists in each section--16 twists in total. Make sure they are completely dry before you untwist.
Then comb out each twist with a big comb very gently.
You will get a nice, fluffy fro with no heat!
Also, if you don't fully comb out some of the twists you get some nice waves along with the fro which looked too cute!
I took pics but my 'puter crashed and I lost all of my pics I have ever taken!
This is the video that helped me:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGfz2Ows67M
Good luck!
I think I made 4 big sections in my head and made 4 twists in each section--16 twists in total. Make sure they are completely dry before you untwist.
Then comb out each twist with a big comb very gently.
You will get a nice, fluffy fro with no heat!
Also, if you don't fully comb out some of the twists you get some nice waves along with the fro which looked too cute!
I took pics but my 'puter crashed and I lost all of my pics I have ever taken!
This is the video that helped me:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGfz2Ows67M
Good luck!
