Diy Faux Starter Locs: Invisible Locs Using Crochet Locs ( No Hook Needed )

Hey guys welcome to my channel, my name is kemaya and today I'll be sharing with you a new, fast and easy way to do invisible locks so stay tuned if you're interested before the video proceeds. I just want to say if you find this video to be helpful, um definitely leave a thumbs up, as that does help my channel a lot and if you want to go the extra mile and leave a comment down below, even if it's just like a smiley Face emoji just to help to boost my engagement. That would mean the world to me, I'm coming in looking very crazy, but today I have somewhere to go in the evening and I never usually do my hair. The same day I have somewhere to go today doesn't be a new adventure for us. The time is 908 am, and I just started doing my hair. I'M gon na see how long it will take me to do these invisible locks. I started so far just parting out my hair. My goal is to be done by at least three, so I'm giving myself about six hours and I'm doing my parts really big, because I want to actually enjoy the rest of my day. I don't want all of my day to be spent doing my hair, so you guys are on this journey. Let'S, let's carry on like look. My parts are not bad right. It'S just not like a crisp clean part with a little Jam, though it's gon na look neater. So it's kind of like a little cheat code, the sleeker it looks the neater it looks. The parts just got to be semi-straight, or at least appear to be like it doesn't have to be, but at least up here to be. For starters, I used two packs of the three times: boho goddess locks by main concept: they're afro, natural line. If you want more of a starter, lock, look, I would say to go with a soft lock like a texture similar to this. However, if you want more for mature locks, look, I would say to go with probably the new locks by um Bobby boss, because that gives more of a mature lock look, so it all depends on how you want the style to look. I wanted a starter. Lock. Look okay! So let's begin I'm detangling my hair and then split in the section that I have into two I'm going to put one section out of the way. While I work on the other next on the part that other half into about a fourth where the smaller section is at the bottom and The Wider section is at the top, I'm using my Supergirl hair gel to smoothen out the roots of my hair. And then I'm going to plait my natural hair for about an inch foreign. Now, I'm going to open the loop of the crochet lock and I'm going to put one strand of my braid through the loop of the crochet lock and continue my plaid. I recommend you kind of like either pinning up the crochet lock or just throwing it on top of your head, like I did to keep it out of the way I applied for about an inch, an inch and a half, and I want to add that if Your hair is really thin, or the section you parted out is really thin. You want to try the plait as far as you can, because the weight of the lock could cause the plaque to unravel. Now I'm going to just smoothen out the root of the other section using my Supergirl hair gel and do a flat twist coiling towards my face. As I approach the section with the locks, I'm going to eventually feed it into the flat twist and add more of my Super Gro hair gel to smoothen it out foreign, lock it up gel and there's no specific reason for this. I just have it left over from when my hair was actually locked to use shine and jam, you could use to style Factor edge control. You could use whatever works for you, I'm just using these things, because they are what I have now that the coil is completed to the length of my natural hair, I'm going to pin it up, get it out the way and move on to my next section, Where I will repeat the same steps, I'm smoothing out the roots of my hair, using my Supergirl hair gel I'm going to make a plaque for about an inch. Then, after that, I'm going to insert one of the strands of my natural hair into the loop of the crochet lock and then continue to Plat. I find this method to be easier because I don't have to coil as much being that the lock is already in the form of a coil foreign. I wanted this to look more like a starter, lock, look, which is what the invisible locks have been giving, but I feel if you want yours to look more mature, you could use the new lock by Bobby boss, because that kind of looks more of a mature, Lock, look if I do this again, I'm going to try it with the new lock and see how it differs foreign to just do the flat twist on the upper section and connect it to the lower section when you're calling you want to try to hide the Fact that there's a plaque there so just coil your natural hair over the plait and you'll be fine for each of these flat twists, I'm pulling them towards my face and I'm pointing that out, because when I do the twist, where I twist the two of them Together, I do it away from my face foreign ly, as you can see, I'm just literally twisting it based on the coil, that's already in the lock and the coil that I had in my hair. I wasn't feeling this because the two locks, the locks - are falling too close to my face. So I I saw that, and I kind of went back over and made sure that the locks kind of fell in the center of the part and not closer towards my edges, foreign, usually for the front. You want to put the front one over the back one to avoid what just happened to me, as I'm twisting I'm still coiling the individual strands towards my face, because I don't want the coil to be loose and then I'm twisting them back away from my face. Let me know in the comment section down below what do you guys think of this method of doing invisible, lock, foreign I'm just going to keep twisting out, and then I will fold the end of my lock upwards, with there being a small Loop and just wrapping That tiny tail all around eventually wrapping it down to cover the loop last I put a black rubber band to just kind of hold it and make sure it doesn't unravel foreign because I feel like I didn't - have to coil as much with the locks already having A natural coil - and I think that saved me a lot of time because here I'm showing you, I actually finished my hair in under five hours. So I definitely encourage you guys to try this method because I think it's way faster. So that's it for the video. This is the final product. I love these. So much like this is the roots. Okay, so here are my concluding thoughts on this hairstyle. I find this style to be very cute. However, it's not like at the top of my favorite hairstyles. I do think I want to try to do it one more time with maybe the new locks, because I also want to see how it would look with a kinkier textured um locks. I find it so crazy that I've been trying to do this style even when I had locks, and I couldn't achieve it to the perfect look that I wanted and now that I have loose hair, I could actually achieve the look when I had locks. I tried so hard to do this exact Style with like the flat twist and then the one twist right here and it just never gave like it was done, but it wasn't cute and it wasn't as secure and laid as this is so. I love that for me and I'm so happy I could finally get to do this style um, if you're interested in seeing how I did my own instant locks, definitely go check that video up I'll link it up here. I, like the style - it's not my favorite, but I do find it to be very cute um, it's not very tight, but it can be dependent on how you maneuver your own hair. For example, none of my head is tight, except for right here. I kind of OD'd with the coil, but it's okay. It will grow out. That'S pretty much all my thoughts on this style. Let me know what you think of it in the comment section down below promise. I won't be butt hurt. Just tell me the truth. Let me know like what you actually think don't forget to subscribe, so you don't miss another upload like and comment. If you enjoyed this video and I'll see you in the next one bye guys