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That's a great suggestion. It took me years to realize that traditional wrap was too harsh on my edges and making the hair/scalp in that area sore and tender. I wrap clockwise and my edges on the right side of my temple area are thin and I think it's due to traditional wrapping for many, many years. I never changed directions either so that could be part to blame. Cross wrap never worked for me because I always had a dent in my hair come morning.the cross wrap doesn't work at all for me. my hair always came out jacked up. i prefer the regular wrap. my sis...a stylist gave me a good tip. regular wrap it, and then in the am while you're getting dressed , shower, etc, wrap in the opposite direction to keep that one side from being flat. I hadn't tried it yet though.
DittoWhen I was relaxed, cross-wrapping worked best. Regular wrapping gave me a smooth look on one side, while the other side went wayward. Personally, I preferred cross-wrapping.
I prefer to moisturize/seal and pull all my hair back and place two mangnetic rollers on the end that gives me a little bump come morning. This keeps my hair laying flat and not much strain on temple area.Which one is better? I never did a cross wrap before but I want to try it. Every time I wrap my hair the regular way it come out looking a hot mess.
Which one do you prefer?