Bunnyhaslonghair
Ebonics Queen
Lovely thick hair! Bunning started to thin my ends for some reason. Trying to figure that out now...
yaya24 said:Great progress!
I'm on a self bunning challenge October 2012-October 2013.
Same here - can't do the daily cowashing. I'm really impressed with the results. Congratulations to OP on the great progress.I wish my hair could stand daily cowashing but that ended up being too much manipulation for me with all the finger detangling. Glad it works for you.
Great progress!
I'm on a self bunning challenge October 2012-October 2013.
i this is the only time ive straightened this year so normally its in its natural state
i cowash every morning after workout
seal
and wet bun (just do one of those lil loopy things)
i let it loose for a couple hours in the evening
then do a loose bun or puff
moisturize and seal if needed
and throw a baggy over it for bed
its almost always damp
LadyPBC said:I can't see your pictures but I believe that congratulations are in order!
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I know you're all going to yell at me for this but ... isn't it easier to grow your hair when its less coily or when you have a straighter texture? Everyone I know with type 2 or type 3 hair gets length seemingly quickly and effortlessly. I have type 4 hair and I can't just co-wash, seal and throw a tie on my hair. I'd have to comb/brush through the tangles, mold it down to my head, tie it up etc. No disrespect to the original poster because I celebrate your success! Having said that - when I find an easier, less painful way to do so I want to bun more since I try to work out several days a week.
I can't see your pictures but I believe that congratulations are in order!
WARNING UNPOPULAR POST*****************
I know you're all going to yell at me for this but ... isn't it easier to grow your hair when its less coily or when you have a straighter texture? Everyone I know with type 2 or type 3 hair gets length seemingly quickly and effortlessly. I have type 4 hair and I can't just co-wash, seal and throw a tie on my hair. I'd have to comb/brush through the tangles, mold it down to my head, tie it up etc. No disrespect to the original poster because I celebrate your success! Having said that - when I find an easier, less painful way to do so I want to bun more since I try to work out several days a week.
I can't see your pictures but I believe that congratulations are in order!
WARNING UNPOPULAR POST*****************
I know you're all going to yell at me for this but ... isn't it easier to grow your hair when its less coily or when you have a straighter texture? Everyone I know with type 2 or type 3 hair gets length seemingly quickly and effortlessly. I have type 4 hair and I can't just co-wash, seal and throw a tie on my hair. I'd have to comb/brush through the tangles, mold it down to my head, tie it up etc. No disrespect to the original poster because I celebrate your success! Having said that - when I find an easier, less painful way to do so I want to bun more since I try to work out several days a week.
choconillaprincess said:i can't speak on the texture thing cuz i only know what works for me but my hair really likes the frequent cowashes and when i cowash twists/braids they start unraveling and getting tangled so the bunning thing is an awesome solution... i do have to keep up with the finger detangling on a daily basis as a preventative measure... i do get pretty nasty SSKs though
also this is the most growth retention I've had and i attribute it more to the fact that buns allow it to stay damp than the buns themselves... i think any protective style would work really
this is why i texlaxed there was no cowashing and wet bunning for me even with apl hair it was just not happening. my hair is about a 4c extremely coarse now i cw every other day and bun
lamaria211 - someone mentioned to me that texlaxing or texturizing only works well on short hair. I thought it would be easier on my hair since I try to work out on the regular (operative work being TRY)!
29 dec 2011
today
i bun every single day for work