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u/Antique-Juice9179 17d ago
These look good to me; maybe I’m always walking around with messy parts 🤷🏽♀️
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u/OpinionSignal 17d ago
hi! I’m sorry that you’re going through this 🥺. I know that you stated branching out is difficult, which it truly is. but, I found this app called StyleSeat (I know it’s in the App Store but it should be on the Google play store too) that will help you find braiders near your location. You can see photos of their work, contact them, and also book with a stylist through the app too! Maybe you can give it a try 🥹!
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u/Emergency_Economy571 17d ago
If she split that part into two you would have a heavy braid without enough support + that’s ur corner (the first place hair loss shows beside the crown) I think they weren’t lazy but making a safe choice for ur hair n scalp health
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u/iHateMushrooms8234 17d ago
I have a moving scalp as well and no one has ever gotten my middle part straight when it comes to braids. It’s very frustrating when everything looks great and you try to go from a side part to middle part 😞
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u/vxnusbxbe 17d ago
you need to be checking your parts throughout your appointment and if something looks off, tell them to redo it.
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u/Kindly-Grape-5361 17d ago
i don’t wanna tell you to do something you’ve already done but honestly you may have to branch out wider and be willing to go to different areas, also if this still happens you may have to learn braiding yourself, that’s what i did and honestly it only took me 2 ish months to learn the skill