YvetteWithJoy
On break
Hi, all.
I have noticed that overall my knots and tangles are reducing CONSIDERABLY! Halleloooooo! Thank ya, Jesus! (Where is the stomp-your-feet-while-twirling-around-hitting-a-tambourine praise dance emoticon?)
However, I have a few sections in random places in my hair that have quite a few very OLD ssks. These are ssks that are super tiny but make the strand bumpy. These are the areas that tend to tangle and knot, now.
I believe these developed when I was relying on a stylist, who never clipped my ends or did search and destroy missions. And I didn't know any better!
Do you think I should cut out these strands high up and try to remove these rough, knotty strands? Do you think that doing so is likely to reduce tangles? When I'm finger detangling other areas, the strands slide right apart. In these areas with old, high-up ssks, NOT SO. It's pretty webby.
Thanks in advance!
I have noticed that overall my knots and tangles are reducing CONSIDERABLY! Halleloooooo! Thank ya, Jesus! (Where is the stomp-your-feet-while-twirling-around-hitting-a-tambourine praise dance emoticon?)
However, I have a few sections in random places in my hair that have quite a few very OLD ssks. These are ssks that are super tiny but make the strand bumpy. These are the areas that tend to tangle and knot, now.
I believe these developed when I was relying on a stylist, who never clipped my ends or did search and destroy missions. And I didn't know any better!
Do you think I should cut out these strands high up and try to remove these rough, knotty strands? Do you think that doing so is likely to reduce tangles? When I'm finger detangling other areas, the strands slide right apart. In these areas with old, high-up ssks, NOT SO. It's pretty webby.
Thanks in advance!