Quick & Easy Rubberband Method Box Braid Style | Anchor Braid Method | 3Hrs | @Irenesbraids
- Posted on 14 September, 2019
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Hi guys it's Irene's braids here, I'm here with a quick video on how to apply the rubber bands properly on to larger braids. Today my client is going to get some larger box braids. We are going to apply the rubber band method and the reason why we're going to apply them, it's one, because her braids are larger and because they are larger, it can definitely cause her roots to grow out quicker if she were to just braid them. In with a no weber band, so I'm gon na add rubber bands today and the benefit of doing them is to keep the scalp cleaner, of course, but then also for her scalp. Her new girl feel. So this is a great option when you're doing much larger, braids. Alright. So first I have already applied my shining Jam down to her scalp and I'm just taking the end of my right so comb and I'm just cleaning up the product. So I can make sure that the parts are nice and clean and that's pretty much how I get a nice clean part. You guys. I know I get a lot of questions about how to get my part so clean. I just use shiny jam and a good right tail comb. That'S it! Alright! Let'S continue watching okay guys, so we are now at the part where I'm going to start applying her rubber bands in this clip, I'm wrapping them about 6 to 7 times. I'M making sure that as I wrapped them that I'm not wrapping them too tightly and I'm also making sure that her rubber band sticks nicely to her scalp. Her hair is much thicker, so I had to make sure that the rubber band was laying nicely so that way it keeps it nice and clean versus too puffy any creates of puffy braid versus it lain nicely for a nice clean gripped, braid. Okay. So that's how the rubberband should look once it is applied correctly. As you can see, it's not too tight. Ok, let's continue watching okay. So now we are starting our second row. The first row has about three braids, so my second row should have about no more than four braids four to five braids on the second row. So when I say braids you guys I'm really talking about the parts, however they're gon na turn into braids. So please do not mind me when I say braids I do mean parts, but those parts will then turn into our larger box braids. Okay, so you want to comb that product through nice and clean and then you are going to go ahead and start applying those rubber bands that you have already oiled to make sure that it doesn't cause any more breakage or well, not any more, but any breakage. At all - and it continues to allow her hair to prosper correctly as she is wearing her braids all right. Let'S continue watching okay guys. So at this point I am going to get ready to start working towards the crown of her head. I'M going to show you guys how I part out my sections towards the top. I continue to keep going into that you shape direction and what why I do. That is because I feel like it allows me to fill in her hair bent much better and apply more braids. That way is filled in nicely and because they're larger braids. I feel as though this is how is she go as far as filling the main nicely? So you shaping your parts, is kind of more ideal. You don't have to follow my method. This is just what I like to do so definitely go for what you feel is best for yourself or your client. If you notice I'm her edges are much thinner towards the front. Her mom was telling me that she likes to get some sew ins done and she thinks by the threading in the braids of doing her sew ins. It'S causing her some breakage towards her front where her edges would start. She doesn't get raised often maybe about once or twice a year, she'll come and you get braids, but other than that she just wears her real hair or she'll wear sewing. So I'm going to show you guys what I'm going to do for those areas and the front where her hair is much thinner all right. Let'S continue watching. Okay guys, so here is the part that I said I would show you as far as what I was going to do with her edge line as far as grouping the hair. Instead of using the rubber bands, we opted for the braiding hair to apply an anchor braid. You guys know that I love to use the anchor braid on shorter pieces of hair. You can braid over this anchor braid or you can crochet an additional piece through which are under this braid, that we are applying to add extra hair for support and then still bright on top of both so either orange is definitely up to you, but I'm just Going to braid, on top of that braid to complete out my anchor braid process, so that's pretty much how the anchor braid will look. You see that the rubberband is needed on that part. This is a grip, nice and neatly, and it's gon na be protected as she wears the larger braids throughout her time being now you guys, when applying the anchor break method on shorter pieces of hair, but particularly the edges as well, do not keep the braid hanging Or just dragging it, you know after it has grown out from the roots. Please take them down once you see that new go start, take it out and refreshing it, whether that it means you do it by yourself, will go back to your braid or have her refreshed and, however, it needs to come out once you start seeing the new Growth immediately and you need to redo it, you don't want the braid to be hanging because it could cause breakage, you want it to always be fresh and you want it to always be um. Not now, I'm not saying tight as in pain but tight as in you know, not hanging okay, so that pretty much sums up that. Please, please, please make sure you redo it all right. Let'S continue watching. Okay, guys so funny. A funny moment, right here in this clip my client Lauren, her mother, Nicole she's, a hair stylist as well, and she actually grew her daughter's hair out so beautifully her hair's so gorgeous. However, we were making a cute little joke, because her mom just swears. She can braid and so she's always telling us. Is she gon na break either my hair or Lauren Thayer and how she gon na hook us up and we're just like ya, know things, and so I was telling her mom that I heard about how she was trying to attempt to do Lauren's box braids, because Lauren was not having it she's in college and she has to be seen on campus looking nice. She just can't have her mom testing in her hair, and so she was looking at me all crazy, because I told her mom when she said. I thought that was pretty funny anywho. This is what we're doing now, just break me down to the tips and I'm just gon na keep applying the braids in. I really think this style is really cute and fun for the young girls. You know I'm more of a I like to wear my berets morph to me. I'M a small box, braids small knotless braids, the bigger braids, have never been my thing, but this is definitely a trend for my younger client, so I definitely enjoyed doing them. For my younger clients cuz, this is definitely up their alley. This is what they come for. They come for Styles, just like this, but, however, I think that her braids are coming out very beautifully and I'm happy that she's living her braid so far, all right guys. Let'S continue watching okay guys, so this pretty much sums up my video. I could not do a completed video because she had to head to class, so our little Miss Lauren has to go so now. I'M gon na show you guys the final results. I will put all description links down below in my description box, for how to book with me and for all products that I'm currently using today also don't forget to follow me on instagram @ Irene's that Irene's braids. You can also email me at Irene sprays at gmail.com for any questions that you may have for me until next time. I'Ll see you guys in my next video bye, guys
Comments
Chichi Carolynloveyou: Can we just talk about how long the girls hair is like OMG it is so long and healthy
K Hall: I’ve been so afraid to do my own braids and I’ve watched countless videos and this one is by far the best! I get to see how you’re parting and how many braids she have! This has given my so much confidence to do my own
KaykePop: My 13 year old daughter has very long almost waist length thick hair and she's been asking for me to box braid her hair like her friends. I've put off doing it for years because I know it's going to take way too long to finish. I happened upon this video trying to get ideas for my own hair. Seeing this has helped me see that I can finally box braid my daughter's hair so much faster and in a safe way for her hair. I know this video was uploaded a few years ago but thank you so so much for sharing this style! I can't wait to try this!
Sally Howard: That is ART! Gorgeous hair and stunning work. Love watching
Naledi Moyo: Absolutely loved this, thank you for the tips and thank you for the very detailed tutorial
Levette Green: Soak the rubber bands in olive oil or coconut oil before applying to prevent breakage if your hair is brittle
Lilli A.: Definitely going to be following this step by step when I do my box braids #beginner fingers crossed
Joan Cobbs: Beautifully done and you are so professional. You kept it real.
Glam Bammers: Heyyyyyy!!!! Just showing my support and giving you some watchtime hours lol .... I do this method as well especially when I’m doing dreadlocks. Now I just wanted to add: Rubber-bands do NOT take your hair out, you do. When removing you should be sure to oil them a little and then CUT them out being sure not to cut your own hair. It’s best to have someone help you.
rAndomgirl32: Thank you so much for this how to! I'm awful at braids and I think the rubberband method would really help me
RitaAnn: I have been doing box braids like this for 10 years...Great job looks fabulous ❤
courtesy knowles: This is THE BEST editorial I've seen in a lonnnng time. I love the way you keep the MUSIC down when you are talking. You demonstrate that you are concern really concern about your clients hair. Job professionally well done. Awesome
Kim Doughman: Beautifully taught and she has healthy beautiful hair well taken care off!
Bernitra Williams: You make it seems so easy great Job I been trying to do this in my daughter's hair
cheryl spicer: Step by step no going to next until done So helpful thumbs up to this hairdresser and patient girl. Beautiful
Angela Gilstrap: Beautiful style, excellent braiding job. Thank's For Sharing Your Craft.
Catherine Epps: Beautiful art work ♥️ and her natural hair is gorgeous
Nani Kay: I like how she showed how to part them❤️ really helpful
Queen Bee: Absolutely beautiful, I really enjoyed your video and so professionally done. Thank you for sharing
44MzMaMa The FAT Girl Chronicles: Thank you for posting. Im trying to learn learn how to do my daughter's hair and this was very helpful ❤
Wanda Metcalf: Thanks for the tip about oil on the rubber bands. Never have I thought to do that!
FAIHNT: This was beautiful, and the way you worked with the client made it so homey. I loved it ☺️
Ashley Allen: These braids are GORGEOUS!!! I love the neatness, you are very talented.
S M Green: Thank you, I love this approach to large braids and the products.
Vanessa Shaw: Thanks for your professional approach...your sharp clean lighting...your concise explanations...your detailed visuals. I am subscribing for life
China Unique: You do such a beautiful job!!!!
Jemu Leo: I love your step by step instructions
king lici: Irene's Braids: Thank you so much for sharing your amazing braiding skills & tips with us...the BOX BRAIDS are so beautiful!!! We have subscribed to your channel and we are looking forward to viewing more of your awesome tutorials. Q: Is it better to braid the client's natural hair with synthetic or human braiding hair "OR" does it matter? Thank you in advance!
Charmayne: These braids are bomb.Thank you for this method
Selina Pérez: Hermoso !! Me encantó ❤️❤️
DaLibraGoddess: Very neat & clean work. Great job
Irene Argento: It’s fascinating watching you braid. Very informative. Love your work
Treasured by Chestina: These are perfect! When I grow up imma do braids just like you
Emme St. Anne: The end result was beautiful!
Myah Myah: Beautiful hair gorgeous box braids. Thanks for sharing
Yaneaka Woods: Thanks for this video will definitely use these great new tips when doing my daughters hair
im_mrs _yg: Absolutely Beautiful!!!
Martha Skidmore: Beautiful head of hair. The braids came out beautifully. Yo definitely did your thang. Stay safe & be blessed
Khiarika1: Okay! I found my braiding instructor. I can let these other girls go now. I'm good right here...So much detail, Sis. Thank you!
Jean Panek: What neat clean work, that must take years of practice to perfect. I'm new to braids because im a new grandmother to a 9 yr old who wants braids! My hats off to the young lady sitting there so well.
Thiali Sabio: Love Your Work! It's Amazing!
Simply Crystal: This video was very helpful to me!!!!
Genevieve Fontenelle: Her hair is really healthy and you do awesome work
Ziggy Za: All of that hair and the braids came out beautiful
Mrs. GroweLove: Her hair is so long and beautiful and can be box braided itself. Great job!
kaliha55: Beautiful, and clean...luv it.
santu marta: this is one of those things that looks easier than it really is... u have an amazing eye and hand for hair...loved watching this ✌
Maria da Luz: Great job! The front braids where you put the crochet through the extra layer of hair I would put it from underneath instead of putting on top so you avoid having that bump. Thank you for sharing!
Dorothy Baskin: Use black beeswax, it’s wayyyy better than jam. I parted my hair on yesterday and it was kinda weird so this morning this is exactly what I wanted. I am going fix it right now Thanks That tip about the edge is exactly what I do I go back and get my hair washed and edged refreshed because I can feel it popping as it grows out.
chizo Ogu: What a great hair she has. And your cutting is very neat and I love the style.
Deb J: Her hair is so beautiful, not a split end in sight!!
Joannavieve John: It looks beautiful.i does mine for myself to but never really that big always medium size or small .love ur work keep it up.
Franca Omoafe: Very nice the parting is so neat
fefe fefe: Love it!!!
Paula Mccorbin: Very nice,,, Love it
Carrie Jackson: Someone definitely does Hair Care on this young lady's hair either she is natural or they are skilled not to over process with a perm cream relaxers. I would love to get my hair back like this I fell into the wrong hands someone over process and bleach my hair when my hair was like this people thought it was a wig or snap in hair. her hair is so lovely thanks for sharing blessings.
GollyMsDolly: This was so helpful to watch, thank you! I appreciate it how you showed up close (slowly) parting, gripping, and crochet.
Tish Pugh: Lovely! Great Job! Thanks for sharing!
R B: So beautiful Irene Do you have any videos that focus more on how to start the braid - that's the hard part ? Thanks
sultry42: LOVE IT!
Sandra Moore: She has an nice healthy head of hair. You did an amazing job.
Larell Bryant: Excellent job!!! Now my question is, did you dip the end of the braids in hot water to make it stay and not come out? I use to do that method, just wanted to know if that’s still part of the end process?
Claudeen Jones: Beautiful!
Tamisha Daniel: You did such a good job with her hair keep up the good work
Maria Marte: Very nice and neat work. Congratulations.
C87BABY: Beautiful head of hair to start with and very informative commentary bc i do my own
Cynthia Bryant: Beautiful, you are gifted!
SHE SPEAKS TO SNAKES: I love that idea !
Khira The Sagittarius: Was so satisfying watching her part her hair, for some reason it gave me tingles.
Tracy Howell: you do awesome work!
Sharon Sewell: Beautiful! Braiding hair is part of our culture.!
Dale Underdue: Lovely style.
Emma Hill: How many bags of hair did you use? My hair is long and thick also. I would like to try this. You make it look so easy and you did it so effortlessly. I love it! I can’t part hair to save my life.
TheaManda: I would love to see this on really short hair.
LuvCherripye: BEAUTIFUL!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Sharon Sewell: 330 Haters! This was beautiful ly and SKILLFULLY done! Kudos Sistar!
Ashley Brown: Goodness! All that long beautiful hair she could use her own and still be good . Love the video and the step-by-step details.
Toneisha Boyers: You did a beautiful job and your Client is beautiful as well
Akeilah Potter: How do you measure the amount of hair needed for every braid? I always get my braided all different sizes every time!
Bernitra Williams: Thanks for the video love it ❤️
GAELLE MENTOR: She laid tf out these braids!!!!!!
Elizabeth Ann Hankins Campbell: Looks very good!
jecinta teche: Beautiful, I love it n her hair is awesome
Lindsay Brompton: Beautiful braids for a beautiful young lady
Rebeca Lopez: Hermosas perfectas ,,, gracias
Denise Goldston: Could you do a video on how to apply the braid up close. Love this video
Jessica Carvalho: Amei
Norma Williams: Her own hair is beautiful. Your video is very informative.. Keep doing what you doing
J' Walk: Very nice and extremely neat.
Linda Herrod: Lovely amazing gorgeous braids.
Rosina Bolston: Thank you the anchor braid method is new to me.
Bridget Armstrong: Very Beautiful!!!!
Miata Jenkins: I’m actually thinking about braiding my hair the same way tomorrow can your tell me how many packs did you use??
Ashanti Jones: I want my 8 year old daughter hair done like this looks cute and not real tight
propabottle: Loved this video definitely made me subscribe for more
axizzy_yt: Wow i have never ever seen hair as good as this i get my aunty to do mine her isamazing but i cant express how good this is wow just wow
LaDonna Sims: Very pretty,neat.
psisquare2: Definitely gonna try this method
Listen 2Liv: Thanks for your help! ❤
Love's Kitchen atbp.: Nice and beautiful result