Easy Twist Out Tutorial On Short Natural Hair
- Posted on 12 April, 2018
- Hair Care
- By Anonymous
My oh my, what a long way I have come -- what a long way I have come! I am pleased to say that my hair is finally at a length in which I can do more to it than a simple 'Wash and Go', haha! I recently began practicing how to do Twist-Outs and after a few failed attempts, finally found a method and product combination that worked for me. So of course, I had to record a tutorial. Check it out and let me know what you think!
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You should go here and I'm so excited to say that my hair is finally had a length where I can do something other to it than a wash and friggin go. I have been doing watched. It goes for probably like the last 7 months. It'S coming up about eight months now and I'm happy to say that I have started experimenting with twist outs, perm rods, flexi rods and I'm gon na give you a tutorial today on how I achieved my twist out look. So I tried doing a twist out a few weeks ago and it was a complete and utter failure. I mean I don't will I know now, but it was a product selection that I used that wasn't so great. Also I didn't use a product with hold. I use a lot of cream products and moisturizing products curl products, but not ones that had like some type of stronghold to really help define my curls after I took out the twists and my hair just looked like a huge frizzy mess and it looked dry even Though I put in all that moisturizer it just it just was not working. So since then, I've tried a few different products, combinations and I'm finally happy to say that I've come across one that works well for me and hopefully can work for you. Also, before we go into the video, I want to pause for a second. I make sure that you subscribe to my channel and turn on your notifications, so that you know my next video live. I'M gon na give you a moment. Okay, I hope you subscribed so without further ado. Here is my twist out tutorial enjoy Here. I am with freshly co-wash and separated hair and what I'm gon na do is saturate it just a little bit more and then add in the cream of nature, coconut milk, moisture, curl, hair milk. Now this hair milk is gon na help my hair to retain moisture, as I twist it and then after my hair dries, and I'm just gon na - add this all over to that first section of my hair before I detangle my hair and it's good to make Sure that you get it all the way in from ends to the roots and make sure that your hair is fully saturated and then start to detangle it. So it's easier for you to twist it out and, as you can see, while I'm detangling I'm making sure that I go from the ends and then upward to the root. You don't want to break your brush all the way through your hair and start ripping your hair out. I'Ve learned this as I've embarked on my natural hair journey, and it just makes the process of detangling your hair so much easier. Now that I've completely detangled this area, I'm going to section off into smaller portions, so that when I do my twist out that it'll come out super defined, I don't like to make them too small, but at the same time I don't like them sooo chunky. The first product that I'm going to use is the object these defining curl whip, which I absolutely love one. It smells amazing and two keeps my hair super nice soft and defined, and then I also added the objects: don't shrink elongating flaxseed gel. As you know, if you've watched my show before I love this gel. This is my absolute favorite, and so this is gon na help hold the twists out so that it can last for more than just one day. So I continuously and making sure to detangle my hair as I go along, because you want your hair to be as smooth as possible going into these twists. That way they can again be super defined and there won't be any you know Dinks along the way. So I'm gon na twist it out and then wipe off any excess product and then go on to the next one. The first time I did it twist out. I did not use any gel at all. I just use curling products and some moisture products and honestly, my twist that was a complete fail. You have to use some some type of product withhold, even if it's not a gel, maybe a mousse or some type of foam, but it has to have some type of hold to it, or else your twist out is it's going to come out super frizzy and Not as defined as you wanted, Twista surprisingly, don't take me that long compared to perm rod sets or flexi rod sets. I make the little hour 2 hour and a half that it takes me to do a twist out is honestly heavy compared to the 3, or sometimes like three and a half hour process of doing a lad set, but I'm not gon na lie. I did get some muscles while doing this. My arms worked tired. I had to edit it a little bit, but I kept like bending over and like resting my arms a little bit. I clearly need to go to the gym so, while twisting out these last few sections, I kind of felt like the two and the Front's were a little too big. So what I'm gon na do is go back and make those into smaller sections. That notice, in the background, is my cat she's playing this play right now: keeping bad pepper anyway, so I've made these into slightly smaller sections, just because I want the front to be super nice and defined. So hopefully, this helps is the next day and my twists are completely dry, obviously they've drunk off also so I'm gon na use the inner sense, harmonic healing oil and I'm gon na use this for two reasons: one to oil, my scalp and make sure that's fully Moisturized and then I'm also going to use it to remove each of the twists when removing your twists you're going to literally just unravel it the same way in which you twist it up. So I'm going to apply the oil down twist and then starting from the bottom, separate them and just twist it out and then do that with the next strand and I'm gon na continue this throughout my entire head yeah. Now that I've unraveled all the twists, I'm just gon na start separating them into smaller twists. I personally, like my twist steps to be a bit on the bigger side I like to make my hair look as big as possible. I don't necessarily like that. Crinkly look. All the way throughout instead, I like it to be a mixture of different patterns, so I'm going to separate it out and making sure that I swirl it around my finger, so I can maintain that curl, but also at the same time, I just want to make Sure that my hair gets as big as possible to help begin my hair some volume, I'm gon na use, my handy dandy pick and I'm just gon na pick, my hair from the roots. So you put the pick all the way and against your root and then just pull it upward. Do not pick from the bottom or pick your hair all the way down a strand, because that is just going to result in straight hair or it's just gon. Na look a hot mess so with twist outs you kind of got to play around with it a little bit and style it to your particular preference. Again, as I mentioned, I don't like my twist outs to be incredibly defined in a way where it looks super crinkly. Instead, I just like them to look like a really nice disheveled bro. I don't know if the shovel does a good way to describe that, but more so just like a big chic fun throw. I think that sounds better and there you have it. That was my twist out tutorial. I hope you enjoyed it. It took me a few tries, as I mentioned, to get it right and I still feel like I can perfect the technique as I go along, but for right now I honestly love the way that I twist out looks. I love that my hair is fuller. It has, it still has some curl definition, but at the same time, it's not too overly crinkly, as mentioned previously make sure you subscribe turn on your notifications and give this video a thumbs up. If you liked, it also feel free to leave a comment. Let me know if you have any questions, comments, concerns or, if you feel like, I couldn't maybe done this a little bit differently or if there's something that you want to see me post about in the future. I'M happy and open to any suggestions you have until next time for more beauty, tips visit, Ida, Shabo, calm,
Comments
Bri Bugarin: This was so so helpful! Thank you for this! My boyfriend has 4c hair & has been interested in different styles, so I’ve been watching a ton of these tutorials to help him in his hair journey & by far this is my favorite! My hair is 3a on it’s best days, so I’m starting from scratch in this process, but I’m so excited to learn!
Per Goddess: I’m going to attempt you made this look so easy and damn good ✨
Robyn Davis: Thanks. My son came home with a "twist out". Looks great and you video helps me understand how to maintain it!
Angelica Lee: My exact hair type loving this style girl!
Orlando Mars: I completed my first twist out after watching your channel. You made it so easy. Thank You!
StephActiveVeggieByrd: It came out very pretty!! I first went natural back in 1996. So from 1996 - 2008 all I used was oils, essential oils, and creams. I never used gels back then. I would keep the twists for at least 4-7 days and then twist out for 4-6 days. I had no knowledge of YouTube so I only learned from books, my mother, and inner inspiration. But for the past 11 years I was loc’ed, so I fell out of the loose natural hair movement. Will now I’m back! I cut off my locs over three weeks ago and loving my new loose natural hair again. So much as changed in over a decade. My newest video will post in just a few minutes, please drop by sis.... stay blessed pretty lady!!
Lakeisha Bing: I love this video thank you!!!! Question: how long does this hair style last 3 days? And how do you maintain it? Do you put anything in your hair?
Robyn Latice: It came out super defined! Beautiful! New subby here
Tiffany Knight: Stuck in quarantine and having to do my own hair for a while. I'll definitely try this. Thanks
Des: I’m going home to try this !! Thank you
jasminlovelyj: Thanks for the video sis, you and your hair are absolutely beautiful✨
Hairlipstik: Beautiful ❤️ currently have my twist in I'll unravel tomorrow
celestecharise125: Beautiful hair and style. Thanks for sharing.☺️
Shunda Mosley: Loving the Look Sis
empreSsNaija: Love it gorgeous!:)
Divina W.: Your channel is bomb.. content is amazing and you are an absolute doll.. go girl!!!
Stay Wavy, BB: Thanks sis! Can't wait til my hair is long enough to try a twist out.
anne little: Simply beautiful❤
Terry Miller: Hi Aisha! #Quarantinelife brought me here as I’m having to do my short natural hair for the first time. I usually wear protective styles such as box braids or Senegalese twists. Or I just throw on a wig! Well I absolutely LOVED this video! You made it look so easy and simple! I’ll be trying this for sure - I just ordered the don’t shrink gel! Definitely subscribed today as well! Thank you so much for clear and simple, yet quality content!
sabbath hue: Love the way yours turned out
Erica Harris: I really like this. You made it seem so simple. So the question I have is how do you maintain the style for the next day. Do you re-twist before bed or sleep in a bonnet?
Ginger DJ: it is absolutely gorgeous!
Portia Pearson: I most definitely needed this video because I have to start doing my own natural hair and didn't know where to start
Brigitte Namachanja: Beautiful!!!
Dyana Hicks: Love It!
Wendi Martin: Simply beautiful
Karen Johnson: Lovely! I recently cut my hair and it's a little shorter than yours here but I love the look! And your makeup is on point!!
Martha Rosario: Am having the same issues as you with my twists out coming out right...will start using gel...thank you!
Betty Ellis: Beautiful...Love your hair!!
Kash Asbery: Gorgeous! Your hair too!
MomStillStanding: Excellent job. Very pretty.
Dorothy Pittmon: Your hair is beautiful what type curl pattern. It’s gorgeous through ♥️
Dominoeffect145: My hair used to come out like this with braid outs, now it shrinks immediately after undoing the braids and I don't know what to do anymore
Nancy Adams: Love it...sometimes my twistout can look good and sometimes it looks a hot mess...still working on it...
KeaneLuvr: Gorgeous!
L Presson: Im glad I ran across this video because I did twist out before and it was an epic fail as well. Now I know what to do now. Thank you. Gel is very important
Bonita Holland: Very nice ....I love it ❤️
Angela Kendricks: Love your video.!!Just subscribed. Does it make a difference which direction you twist hair? Clockwise or counterclockwise?
LaTonya S: Love it. I big chopped for the 2nd time in November and my hair is border line read6y to do a twist out. I struggled last night but I loved what you twisted your I will try the next time. That is if I can make myself do it again. It took over 2 hrs last night. THE STRUGGLE WAS REAL!!!!
Avy Denyce: Love it!!!!
Theresa R.: Hair looks great...thanks for sharing.
Abigail Frimpong: Skin is a dream! You’re beautiful
Tia Barganier: Love Love Love this!!
B Mac: By 4:08 I can’t watch anymore. I got great ideas from you and I appreciate them so much. I’m going to try twisting my hair, however, the video volume, your voice recording is low and the changeover to music is very loud. Thanks for the tips!
Debra Hayes: Love! Love! Your hair!
utsey trevor: Beautiful
RocPeace Love: You are GORG and your HAIR❤️
lets_gooooo!!!: I would have had to leave those in for a while. They're so gorgeously juicy
Frenchi Thomas: Do you put the holding product on before or after the cream and curling product?
Jolie Johnson: This is beautiful. You went old school 70s
reallyme02: Pretty style!
Meredith Daniels: What shampoo and conditioner do you use when washing your hair?
Vera Robertson: How long does it last and what is the daily maintenance?
TG tg: I love it.. I love the way you look
Flutterying Flight: Beautiful
Mariam Coumare: Would the curl enhancing smoothie work?
Marsha Anis: Very gorgeous hair and beautiful lady.
Kim D. Murray: Hey girl … are you still using the same products for your two strand twist. Love ❤️ your hair.
aqueenaija: I have the same gel, however when I use that gel my hair flakes.
Emerald Long: Hi, Do you retwist them every night to get the same style? Or how do you upkeep the same look?
mae fossett: how do you maintain twist outs?
Dezy Dream: Disheveled fro Lol!! You gave me inspiration. Thanks!! Subscribed!
Nickie Wilson: Will smaller twist work as well?
Care Bear: Beautiful
Remember: I love it also I wear my hair Jet Black
Lindy Burt: I have been doing this style on my daughter. Thank you! Can you add information on how you maintain the hairstyle each night? To get some longevity out of it?
Rae Cole: Did you let it dry before you decided to unravel or can I unravel while it still wet???
The Duchess: Thanks. Will try.
nakibirige samalie: Can this twist out look good with my side hair damaged, broken
Kim D. Murray: You have 3 products in the description and You only mentioned 2 in the video along with the oil. Do you use all 4 products-with your twist?
Hatin' Allday74: Very cute!
Teresa Davis: Love love love it
ohh: beautiful
HOW TO COOK WITH LEH LEH: Hi Aisha. How are you hun. I love your twist out. I have to try that on my hair. Stopped by to show some love. Swing by and show a girl some back. Nice video.
Kendi Harrall: Well i did the first part. But my hair is super short. Just need it to grow longer. At least...I did the thing. Lol.
lydia jones: Hi I love your hair results....what is your hair tupe...can you please list all the products you used, where can I purchase... Thank you, kindly
Denise Young: How about residue? Is there any with the products you use?
Peggy Ford: Could I use curl la la instead of the mane because I cannot find it?
Bia Edwards: Thankyou! Excellent information... but please remember that loud musical interludes are painfully jaring!!!
Jore Mibu: Just big chop...think my hair is long enough for this style
rib b: I liked your hair, however, please adjust the video volume. I have to turn your voice up then when the music comes in its blasting. I had to keep the remote in my hand for your whole video.
Diane Henderson: Need to lower your music and speak louder. I can't hear you for the
Ximena L. Castillo: but then... like..i have to sleep at some point and it never looks as good as it does on day one :(
Terry Nduta Mungai:
Nancy Adams: Hello Ms. Aisha, do you have a video on finger coils, if not can you do a video on finger coils?
Shaniqua J: So do you prefer aunt Jackie gel over eco styled gel
WHOISTONYE: Trying this now
sphi mdlalose: Your hair
Marguerita Johnson: What if your hair is not that long and course.
Autumn Cloud: What music is that during the video tutorial?
Debra Hayes: What is your hair type?
India D: Kari Washington vibes
Mikayla Peterson: Fave @mikaylapetersxn
Victor Onafuye: How long your hair
Britney Hall: Audio?