Feedin Braids Using Crotchet || #Crotchetfeedinbraids

Hi babe welcome back to my Channel. Today we will be trying the crochet method of feeding in hair extension into your feeding braids. So, to start off, I found out that taking out some part of the natural hair before starting the weave in the front is going to make it look more natural and more realistic, so that the beginning can look as it looks when your breathing just a natural Hair, so I take off the beginning part and then braid the rest of the hair, as I normally will all the way to the tail of the braid. And then when we are done. It is time to get your latch hook and your braiding hair extension and you're going to see how I add the crochet hair, attaching your pin. The way I did is going to eliminate the chances of that painful crochet, pink gripping of hair. So you kind of hook onto it before you push it before you push the latch pin through. If you just like push it from the opposite direction, sometimes it can just hook onto the person's hand. That can be very, very painful. So if you are struggling with your lat, your latch hook when making this hairstyle then try to go in the way I am doing in this video. So when I'm done adding the hair extensions I'll be back to explain or just give you other tips of things. I noticed or what you should do or not do to get the best result from trying this several times. So let's continue foreign foreign foreign. So now I am done attaching the braiding hair and you can just go back and look at it to make sure you get the fullness and the size of braid that you want. So you can just fill in any spa space and I would advise that it is better. You have too much hair attached and then, when you're braiding I feel like the braid is getting too big. It is very easy to slide off some of the hair extension. So it is easier to slide off extra than to pick hair extension and start at you like have to feed it in in the way we are avoiding in the first instance. So when you start braiding, I braided the natural hair twice and then started feeding in the crocheted crocheted hair, the hair that has been previously crocheted crocheted. So one feeling you have to get used to is the pulling of the hair like wherever you start, adding the hair extensions from. If you start from the right hand, side remember, the other opposite end is loose. So when you go to grab the hair, you know we are used to this feeling when you grab natural hair, it doesn't like slide off because it's attached to a base, but the first time you go to grab this crochet hair. It slides out from the opposite sides and like pulls your hand just like when you grab it. The force of your hand, pulls it away from the opposite side, because it is not attached to the person's scalp. So you have to be delicate when picking in the hair to add from wherever you start adding from first. So when I go to pick this hair this one on the other side slides a little bit. So I have to like pick it delicately, which is just the opposite of how we usually grab her so get used to that feeling. If you start making this, while you are in the middle of the process, you get exactly what I mean and you'll be like. Oh, that's what she meant, I'm just letting you know beforehand. It'S fine! Just don't pull it too much, then, when you go to the opposite end since you've already attached it on your left hand, side when you go to pick it on your right hand, side, you can now pull it tight. You understand yeah. So we do this. All the way to the end, when I get towards the end, I just tuck in the natural hair and hide it inside one of the strands. So you can also crochet the hair extension onto the braid. As far as you want down the tail of the bridge. Right, but I didn't do that - I just did one and stopped and then hit the tail of the natural hair inside one of those three strands: three legs of the braid, and it's that's it. The back is just going to look like normal feeding, braids and it comes out. Nice look at the Ombre effect of the like living out of the person's natural hair a little bit before you start. It just makes it taper nicely and look like it's actually. The person's hair, so guys there's just one fault with this: this style, if you bend from the corners you're going to see this weird looking um like you, can see where you attach the hair extension, but you see the second braid I made. I used a different technique that looks more natural. The video will be up after this one. You should watch that one. It is way better.