Wait four weeks to shampoo my hair? No, thank you. I prefer to wash at least every 2 weeks. My scalp will itch and flake after 8 days. Plus I'm working out now so I really need some soap and water on my head. It felt sooooo good to wash my scalp! When I washed my hair, all of the coils stayed in at the ends but the parts virtually disappeared.
Retwisting was fine until I got to the crown. The crown - The Twilight Zone, The Bermuda Triangle - this is the part of my scalp that sprouts 1 million strands per square inch. The more sections I part, the more hair I have left to do. Time stands still when I get to this part of my head. No matter what I do press & curl, twists, and now locs, I struggle to complete this area. People are often concerned about styling hair in the back of their heads. For me that's a breeze, I just grab the hand held mirror as I go. But when I get to the crown I have to check and check again and check one more time. Speed is not an option here. Thankfully, once I get to the top and the sides of my head, things progressed quickly.
So after washing and retwisting, my locs are puffy in the middle. I didn't expect them to look like this after the first wash. Is this the beginning of the teenage stage?!?! Looks like my locs are experiencing early onset puberty. Maybe I should detangle the hair and redo the coils. Wait - I'm growing LOCS, so the tangled coils need to stay as they are.
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