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Protective Styles to Hide Broken Nape with Shrunken Fro

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*SkolarStar*

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I'm natural and my hair only stretches to the bottom of my neck (I think that's where I am, not sure) but I don't want to straighten it yet because I just took a weave out and I need to baby it some more. I have A LOT of shrinkage. The dry winter broke my nape off and I'm now using shea moisture curl enhancing smoothie to keep it moisturized. I know it's working but it's still embarrassing to show. Right now I've just been wearing a thick headband to cover it but I worry because it's cotton.

Any ideas of what kind of protective styles can I wear? TIA
 
You can braid the nape, and pin the tail into a top bun or french roll.
 
I wouldnt cover it with cotton that just soaks up all the moisture and causes friction and that will lead to more breakage:( I would go for PSing that hides your hair for a little while ie wigs so you can still wash, dc even baggy during the day. Hth
 
use a silk or satin scarf to tie around your hair. You can let the tails of the scarf hang down for a sassy look or tuck them in. This is my go to style for next day hair after I co-wash, since its normally still damp and poofy.
 

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Ok, sorry about that. Have you tried half wigs?
 
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