How I Maintain My Relaxed Hair | New Wrap Method

And hey kings and queens how you guys doing i am back with another video. I just wanted to show you guys, since i have updated the way that i wrap my hair at night. Technically um, it has changed. I started doing this new method within, like i would say it's been about two months now, since i have incorporated you know this new method. I find that um wrapping my hair, the old way kind of kind of you know, caused a little bit of breakage um. Some way, some form, especially since i'm a person who stretches my relaxer, so a normal person anytime past eight to ten weeks posts you wrap in your hair, uh fidgeting with the new growth, and you know your relaxed ends can cause breakage. So i said to myself that, let me just you know, put my hair up in one. If you guys haven't seen my last video, not even the last video, it was a couple videos. It was a video that, had you know, entitled how to wrap your hair at night check that video out, but i had stopped doing the first two methods and i'm ready to show you guys how i do it now. So the third method on that video is how i currently wrap my hair at night. Okay - and i have my handy dandy - duck clip here and i'm gon na show you guys. This is how i do it. I would normally you know, moisturize and seal my ends, which it already is, so i don't need to go through that with you and if you have not seen that video check it out, it's all. You know make sure that you know your hair is detangled right. Always make sure that your hair is detangled and on the other side as well, all right. So now what i'm gon na do is pretty much go, and so i am putting my hair in one right and twisting it up like so and putting the clip in like so all right for those of you who is who sleeps on your back, i would Suggest that you you can either you know, put your hair up even more towards the top, so that the so you don't, you know, feel the clip in the back of your head me personally personally, i don't have that issue, because i am a stomach sleeper. I used to sleep on my back when i was younger. You know until my mama she told me, don't sleep on your back, because it's gon na make your booty flap and i'm like mom, you serious and i was young, so i couldn't even tell her mom. You seriously because i would have got my my ass smacked, okay, but in my head i was like ma you serious, so my cousin, on the other hand, she didn't listen and her booty is flat. So so i was like damn you know my head. She was right, so i don't sleep on my on my back no more, but i'm so used to sleeping on. You know on my stomach that, even if i wanted to sleep on my back, it wouldn't even happen. So so that's that so i would just basically just put my bonnet on and call it a day. Then i would just let go of you know go to bed and that's that you know what i mean and i don't have to worry about. You know my hair breaking after i unwrap it and um. You know some people. They usually get like what you call it breakage at the crown of their hair. It could sometimes be because of how you're wrapping your hair at night uh most likely, because that used to happen to me when i was young when i was in my teenage years, you know doing this whole hair journey and trying it out for two months now. It'S been working, i have less shedding, so i am able to hold on to all majority of my strands you guys, especially people who do not know how to wrap their hair at night. This is an alternative, and it's great it's it's very beneficial. Whatever you do to your hair, just make sure that you got a bonnet on top okay or your hair. Is your hair at night? Okay and call it a day so peace out - and i will see you guys in the next video ciao god bless you bye,