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Post by kells on May 6, 2016 16:14:54 GMT
Yeah TnR can look super braidy, especially at first when you dont really have a good technique down. If I find a good loose bit of hair I'll make a video on how I get my TnR super tight and not braidy at all.
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Post by jxbx on May 6, 2016 16:47:44 GMT
If you're T&R starts to look like braids, you're taking too big of a chunk of hair to twist around. When ya T&R think about meshing the individual hairs together, like each strand is in a "net" pattern. The finer and more interwoven your individual hairs are the better.
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Post by MirandaJoy on May 6, 2016 17:42:52 GMT
I feel like it's just the base that looks like a braid. Will this hinder the locking process? Should I take them out and start over?
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Post by jxbx on May 6, 2016 18:23:10 GMT
I'd just let ride. It'll loosen and you'll have to tighten it back up again.
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Post by kells on May 6, 2016 19:37:14 GMT
Yeah I often think people use too big of chunks of hair to TnR. I like, fan the hair out in between my fingers and roll it and pull... I tried for a bit to find a chunk of loose hair to actually TnR but I couldnt find one. I might just make a tiny example dreadling and then brush it out. If I do itll be in a few days cause Im busy moving but ill try to remember to do it.
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