Cornrows! My mom used to do that to me, but only so that when I took them out the next day, I'd have an afro. But, alas, my hair has tight curls, and the cornrows made them stretch unnaturally, so my afro would shrink back to normal in a day. I wish I had time-lapse shots of that.
Maggie & Meno: I left it in for about a day and a half, and took it out in the car as soon as it was culturally appropriate and was rubbing my scalp to get the sand out the rest of that day. It took forever to take out because the ends were wrapped tight with something like black fishing line.
Steven: Yeah, sure you didn't. You know, I heard someone say that sometimes karma is hippie bullshit.
Jeremiah: So then you know how much yanking and pulling goes into this!
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hey at least they were straight.
How long did you leave the hair like that? The sand sounds so uncomfortable and itchy.
I did that with my hair once also!!
(I'm actually just lying...I do that sometimes...I need help) ;)
Steve~
Cornrows! My mom used to do that to me, but only so that when I took them out the next day, I'd have an afro. But, alas, my hair has tight curls, and the cornrows made them stretch unnaturally, so my afro would shrink back to normal in a day. I wish I had time-lapse shots of that.
Thanks for the picture. I CAN see the sand. Glad they aren't lice. I too am curious about how long you left it like that.
Yas: Go 'head...look for the good stuff.
Maggie & Meno: I left it in for about a day and a half, and took it out in the car as soon as it was culturally appropriate and was rubbing my scalp to get the sand out the rest of that day. It took forever to take out because the ends were wrapped tight with something like black fishing line.
Steven: Yeah, sure you didn't. You know, I heard someone say that sometimes karma is hippie bullshit.
Jeremiah: So then you know how much yanking and pulling goes into this!
Bruce: Plan a vacation. Now! Go!
See a video of the cornrows.
I have a lot of hair, and I had my hair done like that once, and I looked bald too. Oh, sans the sand though.
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