I knew that whatever style I was going to do for the wedding, I was going to make sure I could still rock it for as long as I can. I hardly go to the salon, so I already knew I wasn’t going to go and undo the cornrows etc right afterwards. Even now, I still have the braids in and am determined to rock them at least for another week, all the while changing it up every so often.
Me on Sunday:
on Saturday eve, as knackered as I was, I still managed to braid 4 small mabutu before bed. My hair was fluffy and soft the next day and hung on its own.
Monday:
Again, braided four mabutu on Sunday eve before bed, wrapped my scarf and off to sleep I went.
Tuesday:
I think I only braided two the night before, but still worked. I also pinned it slightly different to give it some volume at the top.
Thursday:
Combed it halfway and then pinned into a lil pouf. Loved the wave effect.
Friday:
Finally got to wear my hat again with no issues 😀 My hair has gotten so big I had trouble wearing another new hat that I consequently returned to Mr. Price. It was gorge but I had no idea how to wear it (and still be comfortable and look nice). At least I still have this one. I’m really enjoying this quick and easy thing about my hair. It takes me no more than 5 mins in the morning to undo the 2-4 mabutu, brush up the back and pin the front down. And the cornrows are still looking neat. Damn, I really need to learn how to do this. It’s saving me in the mornings and evenings and funnily enough, I’m not missing my full fro yet.
Happiness.
i love the look with the hat! too cute!
😀 Thanks Evbu!