Heh. I used to have a huge minesweeper problem...then I found GemCraft Labyrinth online. I'm sure you can guess how that's gone.
I seriously do not get how people can do *anything* by flipping their hair over. My hair gets so tangled whenever I do that...and because it's distributed differently I can't get a brush or comb through it. I think I only need a couple more inches to do a knot bun (the ones with only your hair), which is kind of exciting though I suspect I'm going to do it once and no more. My hair's so thick that it takes forever to reach a length where I can do styles--for instance, some people can do the lazy wrap bun at armpit length; I couldn't do it until I hit midback.
Braiding makes my hair wavy for a long time, but YMMV. Braiding/bunning while your hair's damp helps the waves form/stay.
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Date: 2011-10-02 06:00 pm (UTC)I seriously do not get how people can do *anything* by flipping their hair over. My hair gets so tangled whenever I do that...and because it's distributed differently I can't get a brush or comb through it. I think I only need a couple more inches to do a knot bun (the ones with only your hair), which is kind of exciting though I suspect I'm going to do it once and no more. My hair's so thick that it takes forever to reach a length where I can do styles--for instance, some people can do the lazy wrap bun at armpit length; I couldn't do it until I hit midback.
Braiding makes my hair wavy for a long time, but YMMV. Braiding/bunning while your hair's damp helps the waves form/stay.