Short Bob Braids W/ Feed-In Cornrows

What'S up you guys today, I'm gon na do a quick tutorial on a bob with feeding corn rolls, so the first step is to grease her scalp this product right here is a product that I created. I'Ve been using this product on her for about almost two months now and so far we are seeing a difference in fullness and also in length so yay. For that I will be sure to give you more information on my hair update video. So once I have greased our scalp, then I will take the grease and go throughout her ends, also place it around her weak spots and massaging in once I've done that. Then I will proceed with the braiding, so four feet in braids. I start off as if I'm about to braid her natural hair, so I'm gon na take her natural hair parted in free and start tomorrow, lling and as our cornrow, maybe three or four times down. Then I will add a tiny piece of hair because her braids will be small. I'M gon na use small amounts of hair and then I will break down again and add more hair to add the hair in I'm collecting the hair. In my pointing finger and my thumb, the bottom end of the strand is going to be braided into the braid, and the upper end of the strand is going to hang out until I looped it down one time and then I'll take the top in and feed It in to the car roll as well cool child, my nails moving alone, and then the next step will be to box braids and with box braiding I take the hair. I split. The hair into two one side of the two will be thicker than the other side. I will take each strand and flip them across one another, and then I will proceed to box braid, her hair and once I'm done braiding the hair. I will take my lighter and I will burn the braid wherever I want the length to stop, and I will do that all over until it's complete. If you would like to create a tight bob to where it curls under on the ends, you must tight stitch as you're braiding, and if you don't know what tight stitched is, I will leave a video link down in my description box. You can check that out. More in depth on what a tight stitch braid looks like and how to create it now I just want to add that her hair is very, very, very fine and soft and the softer the hair, the fine of the hair, the more you have to try to Work on your grip because they will slip and slide. So this is her finished. Look. Thank you so much for watching, don't forget to hit that thumbs up button and, and if you have not already done so, make sure that you subscribe to my channel and hit that notification bail on the side by