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Wrapping & the hairline
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brownrelaxedhair
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There has been a few threads discussing wrapping. Try doing a search. Alot of us noticed the same thing.
I don't wear my hair straight as much as before. That's my way of giving my hairline a 'rest.'
When I do wrap, I'm very gentle and use a wide tooth comb and the palm of my hand to smooth.
I don't wear my hair straight as much as before. That's my way of giving my hairline a 'rest.'
When I do wrap, I'm very gentle and use a wide tooth comb and the palm of my hand to smooth.
72792,
Wrapping your hair with a vent brush or wide-tooth comb are the best tools to use when you wrap your hair.
My method is like BRH. I use my hands to smooth/lay the wrap down after I use the wide-tooth or vent brush.
I like the vent brush because the tips of the bristles are coated and the spaces between the bristles are not too close together.
*Massaging the temple area (HAIRLINE) before/after wrapping your hair may help*
*I apply Elasta QP Mango Butter (a few drops of jojoba added) to my hair, especially to the ends and proceed to wrap my hair with the wide-tooth comb or vent brush*
*I apply castor and jojoba oils to my hairline prior to putting my satin bonnet on*
*Make sure your scarf/bonnet is not too tight*
*Use a satin pillow case if the scarf/bonnet is causing too much tension to the hairline*
Wrapping your hair with a vent brush or wide-tooth comb are the best tools to use when you wrap your hair.
My method is like BRH. I use my hands to smooth/lay the wrap down after I use the wide-tooth or vent brush.
I like the vent brush because the tips of the bristles are coated and the spaces between the bristles are not too close together.
*Massaging the temple area (HAIRLINE) before/after wrapping your hair may help*
*I apply Elasta QP Mango Butter (a few drops of jojoba added) to my hair, especially to the ends and proceed to wrap my hair with the wide-tooth comb or vent brush*
*I apply castor and jojoba oils to my hairline prior to putting my satin bonnet on*
*Make sure your scarf/bonnet is not too tight*
*Use a satin pillow case if the scarf/bonnet is causing too much tension to the hairline*
sweetcocoa
Active Member
I also don't wrap as much as I used to, but when I do I put something moisturizing on the hairline first(like Elasta QP mango butter). Then I wrap it loosley and pin it up(Allandra's home page is how I now do it). I then tie a silk scarf around the hairline. Then the hair bonnet.
ladylibra_30
Well-Known Member
me with my .02:
don't forget to alternate directions each night when you do your wrap. i noticed that when i wrap my hair, without doing the rollerset first, it gets flatter/oilier quicker...maybe the same thing is happening to you, 7.
don't forget to alternate directions each night when you do your wrap. i noticed that when i wrap my hair, without doing the rollerset first, it gets flatter/oilier quicker...maybe the same thing is happening to you, 7.
