Anyway, I spent the next 2 days,August 8 and 9, tightening my hair. I found these wonderful needle like objects to tighten with, instead of the latch hook. Unlike needles, they are not sharp and do not stick. I discovered that my newly found tools were more efficient than the latch hook; allowed me to tighten each rotation as I went along; made my hair lay flat to my scalp and gave a much neater appearance. I was very comfortable during the process. It was as if I were merely sewing and I felt absolutely no discomfort until the 12th hour of the first day. Then my elbows begin to hurt and I stopped. I took my time and ate, watched television and observed my fish as I completed the task of tightening my hair. The second day I worked on my hair for 5 hairs and 45 minutes until completion. It was so NOT unpleasant this time that I have decided to continue to do it myself. Then I will be assured that it is to my satisfaction. Sunday will mark the one week point and my hair looks great AND feels very secure. I was able to sew through each lock no less than 10 times each and my head has never felt as sore; even though it felt tight when I did it, it did not feel painfully tight. I now know how my tender headed BF feels whenever she gets ANYTHING done to her hair. She is very tender headed and I have never been. I can now sympathize with her and next time I tighten my hair, I will be more conscience of not getting it so tight. Here are some pixs. In one of them you will be able to see the object that I used to tighten dangling from one of my locks.
Unbelievably I know, but I am now thinking of coloring again. I just can't decide if I really like this color or not. I think I want to go back dark. We'll see...lol
2 comments:
10 rotations per loc, minimum?? Good thing you took things into your own hands!(Pun intended) Your hair looks great.
Thanks, Thandi.....I think it was time that I took back some control...not that I wanted to...lol
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