Braiding hair isn’t a modest issue. The majority of us need to twist hair and have the cornrows on for no less than a month or somewhere in the vicinity. In any case, much of the time, following two weeks, the roots begin getting old, cornrows begin getting bunched up and having fly aways. The scalp likewise begins getting flaky and earth may begin to develop at the edges and it is anything but a pretty sight.
5 tips on how to care for your cornrows:
Continually saturate your scalp.
Before completing your cornrows, wash your hair and profound saturate it. To saturate your scalp, utilize a sprinkler, and LIGHTLY sprinkle water on to the scalp, in the middle of the cornrows not on the real cornrows and delicately tap or rub with your fingers to influence the water to settle. This will avert dryness of the scalp. You could likewise utilize leave in conditioner in the middle of your cornrows.
Oil your hair
Utilize regular oils, for example, peppermint, castor or coconut oil and apply in the middle of the cornrows. Do go simple on the oil however particularly if your scalp normally delivers oil.
Remove the flake on your scalp.
You can do this with the help of hair moose or a wet towel, by gently rubbing the hair in the direction of the cornrows.
Protect your hair while sleeping.
Either go for a satin scarf or satin pillow to ensure that the oils on your hair aren’t sucked dry. Wear a bonnet while sleeping to prevent fly aways and frizzy hair.
Do not keep the cornrows for over six weeks.
Also, after you take them out, allow your hair to breathe before getting new conrows.