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Question:
I just did my hair in doodles. Do I un-coil them once they dry?
Answer:
If you do doodles (which is simply wrapping/ twirling your curls around your finger), you actually don't undo them. That will just make a big fuzzy mess.
You twirl them, let your hair dry, and that's it. So you will have much less tangles that way. That is what Aja did. She twirled her hair around her finger, and let all her pretty curls dry, and then left them alone. She did not pull them apart. But doodles often do make coils more than curls.
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