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Thank you GettingKinky! Saludable84, I think it would work on any hair length so long ad you could twist, braid and bun.
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Do you ladies find bunning to be addictive? I've been bunning now for the past 2-3 years and I can't seem to stop. I find that I'm getting a little paranoid to wear my hair out. I guess I'm taking this protective styling thing a little to seriously. I wash, condition and rollerset on a weekly basis and as soon as I take my rollers out...up in a bun my hair goes. I would like to know if this has or is happening with anyone else?
I debuted this style on my blog today. Basically, flat twists in front, french braid in the back, pin it all down. Done.
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questionable, I find protective styling addictive. I like to vary my styles, but yeah, my hair rarely gets hang time. If it does, it's very short lived. I'm not paranoid, it just gets in the way and annoys me.
I've traded buns for 2 strand twists
Pictures??
I will have to learn to do a bun without a ponytail holder. I can tell early on it will damage my hair. I finally did a bun and split it into too and wrapped it around and I felt it was tugging at my back edges and it wasn't tight. I have long edges, but not long enough to add up with majority of my hair. Most people I see have short edges so don't have to struggle to put it in a ponytail, just lay it down with gel or pomade and brush it in and go