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Hi everyone. I've been transitioning for 7 months now and my hair is currently flatironed. (don't worry I know about heat damage this is my first time flatironing in months). I have done every transitioning style imaginable. But sometimes I just want to wash my hair and throw it back into a slicked back bun. I haven't been able to do this because my hair is soooo thick! Does anyone know how I could possible stretch my new growth out while it is air drying?
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Try banding!
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#3
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What's banding? I'm six months in and having same problem
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#4
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Banding is when you use covered elastics to make small ponytails with extra bands down the length of the ponytail while your hair is drying. You can put oils or whatever on your hair while it's wet. It's a thread on it do a search. I may not be explaining it the best!
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#5
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I only have about 4 to 5 inches of new growth all around. So I'm not sure that banding will be of any help since the majority of my hair is still relaxed.
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There are women with 3 inches of hair that band to stretch it out for a full on Afro. You should be able to do it with 4-5 inches for sure
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Thanks I might have to try it
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Banding is good for some ppl, but personally I don't like it bc it take my hair an eternity to dry. For me, I like to but big plaits in my hair. Think cornrows, but instead of little ones, like 2-4 over your whole head. I used to do this air dry my relaxed hair as well.
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Here's a preview of my banded hair:
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