Ok. Here it is with the pictures.
To those of you who have been waiting for this post since Saturday, sorry! Blogger.com didn't like me for a while, but it looks like we might be on better terms now. Even though it's not giving me the option to upload photos. Hmmm... hopefully we can work that out too.
Three weeks ago I posted the process of getting my hair braided- two girls, five hours. Friday night Karen and I unbraided it all- two girls, four hours. It may be due to the fact that we are amateur unbraiders, but I am still surprised that it took almost as long to take out as it did to put in. A plus- unbraiding is much less painful. There was a lot of hair braided onto my head as you'll see from the photos (hopefully, if I can post them). I left it in for three weeks. No washing. It actually wasn't bad at all- not too much itching or anything. It was just growing out pretty far and I was tired of seeing the roots of my own hair.
Three weeks ago I posted the process of getting my hair braided- two girls, five hours. Friday night Karen and I unbraided it all- two girls, four hours. It may be due to the fact that we are amateur unbraiders, but I am still surprised that it took almost as long to take out as it did to put in. A plus- unbraiding is much less painful. There was a lot of hair braided onto my head as you'll see from the photos (hopefully, if I can post them). I left it in for three weeks. No washing. It actually wasn't bad at all- not too much itching or anything. It was just growing out pretty far and I was tired of seeing the roots of my own hair.
this is after about 1 1/2 hours (one movie) of unbraiding
no more braids- I left my hair like that until the next morning- the ponytail was pretty cool :-)
that's all the hair that had been added to my head- you would think my neck would be happy for the relief, but I really couldn't tell a difference
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