How To Make Your Kinky Curly Sew-In Curls Pop

Hey guys, it's me Tommy and I'm back again with another video in this video, I'm gon na show you guys how I revamp my kinky curly sewing to give you these big, beautiful curls. It'S very very simple to do guys and I'm also gon na show you my wash routine. So let's just jump right into the video so right here, I'm gon na show you the products I'm gon na be using for my hair. It'S gon na be the Cantu apple, cider, vinegar, root print, as well as the cleansing cream shampoo and, as I am coconut wash, this video is a hundred percent, not sponsored. I purchased all of these products with my own hard-earned money. Oh and let's not forget my favorite awesome voice and I'm just proving to you guys how much it cost, so you can actually pick up these cansu products at your local Target. I don't know if they had the episode of video government in Walmart, but I got it at Target as well as the as I am coconut wash, which should be in the ethnic section and let's go ahead and start washing my hair. So obviously the first thing you do is what your hair and I'm gon na make sure that I also whip my braids underneath because I really need to wash my hair I've had this Owen for about two weeks in this video. So it's about time for me to wash it so, let's first start off with the apple cider root rinse. I love this product because it has a nice mint, tingly feeling to it. It'S just like a minty feel to it. It doesn't smell, like apple cider, vinegar. Actually has a great smell to it. I'Ve been trying this product out for about two months now and I really really loved it. I definitely use it in my natural hair routine and I really like the nozzle in it, because you can get right underneath the crevice of your sewin and just the start off with that base. So I use the root rinse first, just to help release the build-up and then I'm going to apply my shampoo, which is my natural hair, Cantu cream shampoo love this shampoo, because it's so fake free and I love how it lathers so well. So I just use a little strip on my finger. I rub it together and then I'm going to go track-by-track row by row and apply the shampoo to my braids underneath all my sewing and then just rubbing it in so, as you can see, I did that. First row next, I'm going to add more finger and you don't need much. You just put about an inch on your hand, rub it together with your fingers and apply it to the base of your braids to help cleanse that even more and then after doing that. To your entire hair that I'm also going to apply it to the front of my head as well, where my leave out is and my edges and look at this it already gathers up. I like really really love this. This shampoo - I actually use this shampoo on my natural hair about once a month to get all the build-up out, but other than that I usually co, wash my natural hair. So after applying that to my hair, obviously you're gon na rinse it out making sure that I get in and get all that shampoo out. So the shampoo is only apply to my hair, where the base is of my soand, I'm gon na tilt my head over and make sure that I can get that water to release the shampoo for my hair, I'm gon na rinse and with pre rip or freeze. It I'm gon na rinse and repeat, and do it all over again, so I do it about twice just to make sure that my hair underneath is nice and clean and then what I'm gon na do now is I'm going to wash the actual fill in. So I'm gon na use mine, as I am coconut co-wash to my hair. I really love this product on my natural hair as well. So why not work it on my kinky curly extensions, so I'm gon na use that to help cleanse my hair. While I finger detangle, if you guys, are not familiar with kinky curly soand, they can actually tangle up a lot. So I like coal, washing my extensions rather than using a shampoo, because it helps with the slippage and helps with detangling. Like I said, I'm gon na use my fingers to detangle the hair so that my soin has more longevity rather than using like a comb or brush initially, but just using my fingers to help loosen up that the knots in the hair. I always always put awesome ice in my hair. I feel like that gives me the best slip ever guys. I'M telling you this is a staple when it comes to my natural hair, especially if you have type 4 hair like I do. Oxy moisted be your staple in your shower, so I'm just going to apply the awesome moist to the hair, and now this is not necessary, but the reason why I do this is because I want to detangle with a comb. So I'm using my shower comb to help detangle, as you can see, as you get a little bit of knots. But then it just slides right through make sure you pay attention, especially to underneath, where the back of your neck is that's, where it tends to tangle up a little bit more when you have a sew-in and then also the closure too, so making sure I do Tangle really well with the closure rinse and then it's time to make these, so this is Hawaii. The hair looks after being towel. Dried looks exactly how it did in my kinky. Coily sewing video. So let's revamp it. What I like to do is just add just some plain water to my sewing one more time, because I don't want it to be damp like it is not damp so like it was fresh out the shower, where I want it to be a slightly damp. So I'm just gon na use a spray bottle with some water in it and then I'm going to take some magic, the different brush. So I'm gon na take the Denman brush and I'm just gon na go ahead and just brush through my hair, and this is the reason why I want it's a three being single, my hair in the shower, so that this process really easy and smooth. And, as you can see, as I'm using the diamond in my hair, the curl pattern is definitely changing. You'Re getting more of a curl than a wave and the curls are a little bit. Looser. Look at that so pretty compared to the other side, which is just like wow. You just see so much volume, it's just up so gorgeous and then I'm gon na take my diffuser actually got this little dryer with the diffuser at Target. You can get it at Walmart, its Conair, it's the purple, one, that's purple, one! That'S close orange, it's the orange one and it comes with a set with the two diffusers or maybe one that uses one diffuser. So anyways, I'm gon na do the same thing to the other side using my demin brush to just help bring those curls out. Oh, my gosh guys, you need add in the brush in your life and then diffuse my hair, now the trick with diffusing it here to give it a lot of volume. Those who actually like to use it diffusing in here knows that the trick is to turn here upside down and use a diffuser when you have a Solingen fuses, really help, because it helps you get into the roots of your here. The base of your fillings to help dry, your braids, so you don't get that mold moldy smell to it, so definitely use that diffuser to help dry. Underneath your braids, which I didn't really show you guys, but I did do that and then I also live in Southwest Florida. So it's always hot stuff. My hair drive naturally underneath once I step outside, but yes so go ahead and use a diffuser to dry the roots of your hair and also to drive it here itself ever get it already. This is so gorgeous so from Bawa. This is the clip from my sewing videos, so how it looks now look at that look at those curls now, if you don't want the big bouncy curls and you don't necessarily have to use the Denman brush but again, this is the way it looks. Dried versus the way is revamp with the Demming brush, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you have any questions, leave them below and I'll see you guys on my next one bye, guys