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DIY braiders....wet, damp or dry

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Do you braid your hair wet, damp or dry?

  • Wet

    Votes: 4 13.3%
  • Damp

    Votes: 10 33.3%
  • Dry

    Votes: 16 53.3%
  • Don't matter

    Votes: 6 20.0%

  • Total voters
    30

LongHairDreams

New Member
Do you guys braid your hair wet, damp, or dry? If you've tried all 3 ways, which is easiest? This includea twists.
 
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I do it while damp with lil conditioner on it so the braiding hair won't suck out too much moisturer from my hair before I get a chance to wash it. Not to mention, it's just easier for me.
 
I do it all 3 ways depending on what I'm going for:

DRY - for length
DAMP - combo of length and definition
WET - definition and/or the coiled, shrunken look
 
I do all 3 ways. Usually if I do dry braids they will last longer for me than the damp or wet braids
 
I find it doesn't matter. I wet to set my braids when i'm done anyways otherwise they just stick up all over the place.
 
I do it all 3 ways depending on what I'm going for:

DRY - for length
DAMP - combo of length and definition
WET - definition and/or the coiled, shrunken look

this is almost the same for me. mine don't shrink when wet though, but i will roll the ends when i braid wet.

sometimes i will braid dry, then wet. i do this more so for next day braid outs.
 
Sometimes I do it on dry but I perfer braiding with damp hair. I damp'n my hair with my diluted leave in conditioner and some oil then apply the kanekalon or human hair braid.
 
I do my braids on damp hair with a tad bit castor oil and leave-in conditioner
 
Thanks for your responses ladies. (taking notes)

bumping for more responses.....I know there are more DIYers out there:grin:
 
Hmm... I braid my hair when its dry or damp. Its a bit easier with damp hair though.
 
I VOTED DAMP...BUT....98% of the time my hair is "air drying" while I'm braiding. BUT what I do is have a cup of Water diluted with conditioner and some type of Oil. I constantly dip my fingers into this mixture while I'm doing the individual braids.
 
I twist/braid when my hair is dry or damp. It's too slippery when wet.
 
I alway braid or twist on dry. If I do braid on damp, it's only because I just finished washing my hair and a braid or two have gotten a little messy and I need to fix them ASAP.

When wearing twists, I'll twist on dry and immediately dunk my head in an ACV solution because I like how my twists look after a wash. I don't like to twist on damp hair coz the twists end up doing their own weird wave dance. I like them to hang down straight hence the reason I twist on dry then dunk them. The water makes them shrink and get body and also hang down straight.

I do not use any products when braiding or twisting.
 
:nono: I can't braid my hair wet, because I get too much breakage from it. I can literally hear my hair snapping when I try
 
I like the way my hair comes out when I braid it wet, the wave pattern stays longer and I have to do it while it's wet or else poofiness sets in. I've tried it dry, and the results were blah! Damp was so so.
 
If I'm doing a braid out, I'll do so on wet hair

For length, I'll braid on dry hair

Antyhing else, I do on damp hair:yawn:
 
I was just wondering....what about braiding with extentions? Wet, damp or dry.
 
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