Definded Twist Out Bangs & Bun On Natural 4C/4B Hair Ft. Soultanicals

It'S live and we're starting off: I'm super old, dry, crusty and even flaky hair. I love doing this tile to get me to wash day. So, let's get we're going to begin by sectioning off our bangs by working with the front of our hair from Temple to Temple, going all the way about o Jerusalem plate going all the way to about mid crown and circling back to the other side. To the other temple, then you should have a clean cut from the temple. The temple peaking at some mid section that section out of the way, so we can focus on moving on to the back, we're going to begin by sectioning off a small to medium sized row of hair and Banta knotting it out of the way heading back. Yet again and sectioning off another small to medium sized row, section of hair bent and adding it out of the way we're going to continue this process until we've completed the whole back side of right here, making sure to go from top to bottom. Messy parts are perfectly fine, it doesn't have to be perfect. I use the style to get me to watch day. So it's perfectly fine. I completed my sections off with a total of 6 bantu knot, 8 section to style the hair, I'm gon na grab one section at a time and lightly spritz with water working the water in before grabbing my. I can't believe it's not pumpkin hair butter by Sultana. Bowls this is one of my favorite butters. At the moment, I like to take a good amount of placing it first at my end and then grabbing a little bit more and coding the hair shaft soap working the product into the care finger detangling as I go once the hair is coated. I'M gon na grab a small section at the very top of the section that we're working with splitting it into two and then doing a two strand twist. Holding the other side of the section down using my index finger to help me grab small sections of hair to add into my twist and twisting over I'm going to continue doing this process until I run out of stuff finishing off that section by doing a standard. Two strand twist, all the way down making sure is nice and tight and then twirling and together to keep it all inside super easy, so grab another section and repeat the process by lightly spritzing with water massaging the water in before grabbing. I cannot believe it's not pumpkin butter. Besides doing it at the ends working her way up before applying it to the hair shaft. Besides that in as well and once the hair is fully coated and detangled you'll definitely notice a difference. Look at that curl girl and then from the very top we're gon na grab a small section split it in half do a two strand twist and then using our index finger to help us grab small to medium sized sections, twisting it into the mix and continue Doing this until we run out of thread, then two strand twisting all the way down, and once we get to the very end, twirling once again, great now continue this process for our remaining sections. This is currently my version of a flat twist. I'M still learning still trying, but I think it works just the same finishing off the back with a total of six flat, twists, malice and work on our frontal vanes we're going to be separating this into three equal sections, one on one side, one in the center And one on the other side, then to knock them out of the way. So we can focus on a one section at a time working with our first section, we're going to lightly spritz with water before adding a generous amount of our product finger detangling as we go, and then we're going to continue our flat toast technique that we have Been doing before using our index finger to help us add in here to the flat twist then twisting all the way down to the end, and I like to add extra product here in my bang at the ends before I begin to throw them together. Now just continue this technique for the remainder of our bang. In my bangs I'd like to use my index finger to grab smaller sections of hair to ensure I have most definition with a total of nine flat twists. The next step is satin scarf and the next morning, takedown is super easy, starting from the back grab. One of the twists and begin to twist it in the opposite way is that we twisted it you'll see that the twist will begin to unravel and very softly and gently we're going to take down all of the flat twisted sections that we created. Barely any fluffing needed next, I like to lightly but generously spritz the perimeter of my hair with water. Before I going in with my favorite butter, this is my lovely fluffy. Shea butter cream applying a dime sized amount, massaging it in to the perimeter of my hair and then using a brush to smooth it all in and getting my edges, nice and soft. Before putting my hair into a high ponytail, I like to make sure that my ponytail is at the very very top ski of my crown and then using a scrunchie to create a soft bun. I like to stretch out the bun a little bit to give it more shape and body and then working on those little straggling sections. I like to pin it into place, wrapping it around the bun and then our bun is fun foods working on the bangs, which is super easy. We'Re gon na grab one section at a time and unravel the twist in the opposite way that we took in it being very gentle here, making sure to take note of all of the small slats open sections we created, making sure it not to disrupt those pearls. Taking them down very gently and softly unraveling, all of our beautiful curls. If I see a curl that I think is just too big, I like to separate it just a little bit and then just continue this process. For the remaining I mean look at that definition. Lastly, to make sure that our bangs frame our face we're going to need a whole lot of pins and begin to separate your bangs into a top and bottom cutting it directly in half, grab your pins and hold down that front section and allow the pins to Frame your face and holding the bangs in place, lastly, grab the remaining to cover it up and we're done. I really hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you did, please don't be shy to subscribe. Give me a big thumbs up and comment down below. Thank you. So much for watching and never forget to live