So I kept the braids in for 1 month (23rd-23rd) and some days (since it took me 4 days to unravel all of them).
Revelations:
1. Although I didn't think they were small enough, I know I won't be doing them any smaller since my hair is fine and taking them down was tedious.
2. Thoroughly detangled hair prior to braiding was a help in unraveling since once I got past the curled ends I could mostly just braid backwards.
3. Its easier to use less shampoo and conditioner in braids, but no matter how thoroughly I poo'd I still had some buildup...maybe because I spritzed daily, who knows.
Here is the link to the original pics for comparison
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=429514
Without further ado...
First: aerial shot
Second: close up (same area)
Third: side streched (I know its not the same side as original don't shoot me)
Fourth: detangled after slathering each section with water/aloe/evco spritz and letting EVOO marinate for about 5 mins
Fifth: a quickbun that I will keep until I have time to wash tomorrow
Revelations:
1. Although I didn't think they were small enough, I know I won't be doing them any smaller since my hair is fine and taking them down was tedious.
2. Thoroughly detangled hair prior to braiding was a help in unraveling since once I got past the curled ends I could mostly just braid backwards.
3. Its easier to use less shampoo and conditioner in braids, but no matter how thoroughly I poo'd I still had some buildup...maybe because I spritzed daily, who knows.
Here is the link to the original pics for comparison
http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=429514
Without further ado...
First: aerial shot
Second: close up (same area)
Third: side streched (I know its not the same side as original don't shoot me)
Fourth: detangled after slathering each section with water/aloe/evco spritz and letting EVOO marinate for about 5 mins
Fifth: a quickbun that I will keep until I have time to wash tomorrow