click here for a video created by MissBossyLive which shows a similar braid pattern to the one I used!
Maintenance of the weave itself:
Over the past couple of weeks I shampooed or co-washed the hair when needed to remove the
oil build up caused by oiling my scalp (usually once or twice a week) and added
some of my HE Beautiful ends to the ends of my weave if it looked particularly
dry. As the weave I used was Wavy “Virgin Brazilian” hair I rarely applied heat
to it. Instead I would let it air dry/spritz it with water (sort of like an
everyday wash and go) and ended up with the wavy-ish beach curls look.
Maintenance of my hair:
I intended on moisturising my tracks with my new African Pride braid spray
mixed with olive & castor oil every three days but that ended up becoming
every week due to the fact that my weave became greasy too frequently. I ensured that I applied my mix to my
scalp at night time as I wanted to prevent walking to and from lectures with
oil dripping down my forehead and neck! As mentioned I kept my weave in for
5 to 6 weeks and so far I have washed my hair once the reason being
that my shower at University is beyond crap and dribbles water making washing
my hair a nightmare. I moisturised my leave out once or twice a day depending
on whether I felt my hair needed more moisture (this was usually when it was
extra cold outside/I went out multiple times in a day).
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