Braids with Wet Hair

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Okay, let’s address the elephant in the room. You’ve probably heard that wet hair is weaker than dry hair because the cuticles swell. And it’s true—wet strands are more prone to breakage if you’re rough with them. But here’s the twist: gentle braiding doesn’t cause damage; it’s the aggressive brushing or tight pulling that does.

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The key is to avoid tight tension. Don’t yank your hair like you’re trying to win a tug-of-war—keep the braid loose, especially at the root. If you feel a ‘tug’ that makes your eyes water, you’re doing it wrong. Easy fix: use a wide-tooth comb first, then braid.

Another side note: If your hair is super fine or chemically treated, do a test braid on a small section first. You want to be sure your hair can handle the moisture without snapping.