Soft Locs Tutorial - Slow Motion. Step By Step *Knotless Edition*

All right y'all, it's that time again time for another hairstyle, i'm gon na be having all the tips and tricks, letting you guys know exactly what you need to do and know when you're trying to do this style. So for this style you want to make sure that you are not using a thick thick piece of afro hair. You want to make sure it's thin enough, so the root of it looks nice and seamless and flat. You don't want it to look bulky like it. Usually does we're going for the flat round parts soft locks, so you don't want to use a thick piece so right here. I slowed it down for you guys, because a lot of people are like mine is unraveling. I don't know how to wrap blah blah blah. So right here, you're going to use your pointer finger, see how it's going right behind that piece. Every time i wrap around my pointer finger is securing that it is laying nice and flat see i'm taking my pointer finger and i'm putting it right behind i'm holding it tightly. My pointer finger is holding that piece tightly behind the lock so that it can secure the afro hair that is spinning around the lock. We want to make sure that that afro hair is laying tightly this. Is it in regular speed all right now here is another slow-mo uh of me adding here, and i simply just took a piece another piece of afro hair laid it on the head and started spinning it around securing that tightness with my pointer finger and it's going To go right behind that piece of hair every time and it's laying flat nice and flat after i see that her braid is covered with the afro hair. I move further down a little bit slide my hands down a little bit just a little bit. You can't you got to be patient with this. A lot of people are trying to speed through it and just wrapping around just as soon as tight. No, you have to pay attention as you do it, and a lot of people are asking me: how do i secure it? I start wrapping absolutely tightly after that. Little small piece starts to get really really small. I start wrapping extremely tight. I i wrap it. Maybe further up a little bit and then i keep going back down and go back up go back down as soon as it's getting to the end. I just take that little piece and i wrap further up and then further down and wrap it absolutely tight and you don't really have to do any like nail glue or you know tying. I do. Sometimes it just depends, but if the piece is just wrapped absolutely tightly - and i can rub my hand up and down her lock and the lock is not moving, we good see how right here i went down on her lock and then i went back up. You can do that sometimes, if you need it to be a little bit more secure, you can just move the afro hair up and down see how i'm putting a nice afro piece. That'S small enough to go into her braid nice and easy it's nice and it's going to be flat. You don't want to put a bulky piece because then it won't be flat. We'Re going for like the knotless, faux loc. Look, you get what i'm trying to say. That'S why her braids are not bulky. I didn't add any extension. This is all just her hair. All these little braids in her head is just her hair. Oh make sure. When you're, adding hair, you are adding a piece that is similar to the you know. First piece: you don't want to be adding thick thick hair. We want to keep this consistent, and this is the way to keep it consistent. Babe make sure that you're adding the same density of hair every time you add to the lock okay make my day now. For me, i stopped rapping after i've seen that that little twist her hair is wrapped all the way after her hair is wrapped all the way yeah. That'S it i'm done wrapping. I don't wrap all the way to the bottom, make my day is tonight making. Thank you, foreign. Oh make me. Do you