silenttullip
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Are twists like braids meaning should you still give your hair a break? And ifso what does a break for a natural head afro? I'm doing them without extensions do I still a break at all?
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Do twists with natural hair still need a break?
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aa9746
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For me, twists or braids on natural hair without extensions is a break. Loose hair equals knots, tangles, etc.
Fhrizzball
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If anything I would just change up the parts.
Whimsy
Well-Known Member
thats what i would suggest.
maybe do teeny tiny ones one week, then do bigger ones the next week or however often you are doing your hair over...for longer hair, a break IMO would be bantu knots or buns...but for a fro I guess just changing the parts as Kusare said.
PPGbubbles
Well-Known Member
I agree with the posters no break is really needed when the twists are done on natural hair... just wash condition and redo when your ready
JustKiya
Well-Known Member
I've been wearing twists with my hair for years, and it's thrived. It's only 'breaks' are getting washed, usually.
The only part I really focus on moving around is my center part - I angle it different directions. I fingerpart for the twists, so I'm pretty certain I'm hitting different 'parts' every time I do my hair.
The only part I really focus on moving around is my center part - I angle it different directions. I fingerpart for the twists, so I'm pretty certain I'm hitting different 'parts' every time I do my hair.
EMJazzy
Happily retired
I do the 'grab and twist' thing also
so I don't have any worries about permanent parts.
