Securing the braid is a must-have for me. An untied braid unravels almost completely in 7 seconds - yes, I timed it once
Yes, always.
Yes, most of the time.
No, only occasionally.
No, never.
Cheese!
Most of the time. Otherwise it just unbraids itself.
Securing the braid is a must-have for me. An untied braid unravels almost completely in 7 seconds - yes, I timed it once
nordic hennahead
No, not often. The only time I will tie off my braid before bunning is if I think my bun is at risk of falling down, or I know I will need to take it down for some reason, and I don't want my braid to then come unravelled.
Yes, always. My hair is too slippery, the braid would be undone in a matter of seconds if I didn't tie it off
I just use a bobby pin or two to pin near then end.m It stays.
I don't tie mine, I just seal the end with a bit of oil and it secures it for me, but I cannot do braid buns until day 2 or the whole braid just slips out!
Buzz October 2015 to get rid of bendigo and lots of other damage, now Al natural and loving it....where will my journey end? I will tell you when I get there. Lifelong Co washer and LOC method currentl approaching curly hip
I always do tie my braids.
Lady Sunrise of the Prairie
I just use a bobby pin or two to pin near the end. It stays. Sorry about the first post . Poor typing.
I don’t see the point of tying the ends when I can use the pull-over method, also the ends will be tucked to the base of the bun anyway. If I use multiple rope braids and my teeth aren’t available, I will fix it with bobby pins at some point and then take the pins down. I try to do one-stick bun most of the time.
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I tie it off and then take the elastic off of the braid before I tuck in the ends of the bun. Otherwise, in the process of bunning, a good portion of the bottom of the braid will come undone.
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