How To Reduce The Weight Of Your Heavy Patra Braids/Box Braids/Senegalese Twists/Micro Braids Etc
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JapaDean asked this question because her braids are very heavy right now so I hope this video helps you!
1st Answer: You can't and you should take them out!
You could take them down one by one and take away some braiding hair per braid but that will require you doing your hair all over again, section by section.
Add less hair to your braids next time, heavy braids happen when there has been too much extension hair added.
2nd Answer: If it is inconvenient for you to take them out, take some weight off of your scalp by wearing your braids in a high bun for the life of your style.
Keep in mind that by keeping them in, you are increasing your chances of developing bald spots and Traction Alopecia.
More Info on Traction Alopecia on Howtoblackhair.com http://goo.gl/dzoL2s
3rd Answer: If you are curious to know what kind of braiding hair to use for box braids, I use about 6-7 packs of Kanekalon Braiding hair.
Kanekalon Braiding Hair http://goo.gl/xyMv2Z
My Box Braids Tutorial http://goo.gl/8puq2h
Thanks For Watching!
DISCLAIMER: All suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and advice given are for informational purposes only and should be used at your discretion and best judgment. I highly recommend conducting strand tests when trying or using new products, hair appliances and product mixes. I am not responsible or liable for adverse or undesirable effects including hair loss, hair breakage or other hair/scalp/skin/body damage as a direct or indirect result of the suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and/or advice given.
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FTC: I am not representing, being paid by, or endorsing any of the product brands in this video & I purchased everything with my own money - UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED in video/blog content. There are links to products that might be helpful based on the content of this video/blog. Each of your purchases via our Amazon affiliation links supports our cause at no additional cost to you.
Music Used
"Isolated" Kevin MacLeod
Incompetech.com
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JapaDean asked this question because her braids are very heavy right now so I hope this video helps you!
1st Answer: You can't and you should take them out!
You could take them down one by one and take away some braiding hair per braid but that will require you doing your hair all over again, section by section.
Add less hair to your braids next time, heavy braids happen when there has been too much extension hair added.
2nd Answer: If it is inconvenient for you to take them out, take some weight off of your scalp by wearing your braids in a high bun for the life of your style.
Keep in mind that by keeping them in, you are increasing your chances of developing bald spots and Traction Alopecia.
More Info on Traction Alopecia on Howtoblackhair.com http://goo.gl/dzoL2s
3rd Answer: If you are curious to know what kind of braiding hair to use for box braids, I use about 6-7 packs of Kanekalon Braiding hair.
Kanekalon Braiding Hair http://goo.gl/xyMv2Z
My Box Braids Tutorial http://goo.gl/8puq2h
Thanks For Watching!
DISCLAIMER: All suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and advice given are for informational purposes only and should be used at your discretion and best judgment. I highly recommend conducting strand tests when trying or using new products, hair appliances and product mixes. I am not responsible or liable for adverse or undesirable effects including hair loss, hair breakage or other hair/scalp/skin/body damage as a direct or indirect result of the suggestions, tips, prizes, techniques and/or advice given.
________________________________________
FTC: I am not representing, being paid by, or endorsing any of the product brands in this video & I purchased everything with my own money - UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED in video/blog content. There are links to products that might be helpful based on the content of this video/blog. Each of your purchases via our Amazon affiliation links supports our cause at no additional cost to you.
Music Used
"Isolated" Kevin MacLeod
Incompetech.com