Well....my perfectionist ways have caused me to lose two locks. During my retightening I combined two locks because I could not get the new growth apart, but since I lost a part I wasn't really pleased with leaving it that way. I wanted to fix them, meaning take it out and re-install it. PhePhi (thanks for the guidance) gave me a you tube video to watch on how to install a SL from scratch. I figured I was ready, so I pulled out a bobby pin and started taking the lock out.
RESULTS:
As I picked the lock out my hair was shedding and the further I got the more my hair was shedding. When I was done picking out both locks I ended up with a ball of hair on my dresser :-) You know the type of ball that you get when you wear a weave or braids and finally take it out, yeah that ball :-) So I put my hair in the toilet and flushed it away..so in essence I flushed two locks away.
I didn't put 2 new locks in because the hair remained is so thin...pics to come (my camera needs to charge). I figure during my next retightening I will just combine the few strands with a lock nearby.
Now I have no thoughts of taking my locks down in the nearby future, but from this experience it has got me wondering. What if I did ever want to take my SL's down, it seems like I would have to cut them because my hair has begun locking. Yes, very positive that my hair is already locking, but sad knowing that if I do want them out I would have to cut them...luckily I'm not having those thoughts!
Here is what is left of the two locks!
2 comments:
I'm still in shock that those few strands were all you had left from TWO locks! I saw a really good take down on Fokti where a young lady took down 6/7 months of SLs and she kept most of her hair - despite having a humongous hair ball (of shed hair of course lol).
You've just frightened me !
Yes, can you believe it!! I'm not to distraught, but I know I won't be doing that anytime soon. It just makes me realize how fragile the hair still is!!! Ugh! I'm going to be super careful retightening..need to keep my mirrors handy.
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