Short Bob Faux Locs ! Crochet Braids In Under 3 Hours Using Janet Collection 12" Rockin Locs

What'S up you guys, it's Asha and today I'm going to be sharing with you, how I got this super cute style using blocks that are pre-styled in to it Bob. This is the genic collection, 2 x, mambo rockin blocks and I have seven packs in a 1b they're, 12 inches long. So I have one pack left and two braids from the six pack. Let'S talk about these is they actually come with beef cuffs, and these beef cups are pre-rolled to fit the size of your lock, so it was really easy to get them to not slide off, which is something that I experienced personally when it comes to me cuffs, Sometimes I'll find them on the floor because they're not tight enough, but these come very tight, so you have a choice of gold and you also have a choice of silver. This hair was sent to me by Janet collection and you can find all the links and everything to all the products that I'm using down in the description box. Aren'T you guys so let's go ahead and get to my tutorial on how I install this hair. This is my great pattern of choice. I have the total of 11 braids in the front going to the back braided into two grades and then a curved braid in the name, I'm going to start by rolling up the ends of my hair. Now this blank space that I have in the middle is where I'm going to tack down the braid. I'M going to be using a needle and thread to tack these down and I'm just going to tack the perimeter of the braid and make sure that I get the middle section where my ends are rolled up. So this is what it looks like once. I have tacked down both sides and now I'm going to begin to install the locks. As you can see, these are very natural-looking and the ends are not blunt. So I'm going to start in the back of my hair, I'm not putting any braids on the last row, since this is a bob style. I don't want the locks to hate too low, plus the brains at the back are pretty small and I don't want it to hurt, so I'm just making sure that these are even before I tighten the knots and I'm just using the tip crochet method. You know pull the hook through and then go ahead and add the hair and pull the hair through. Then I pull the crochet hair through the line and I make sure that it's even before I tighten the knife - and I like to space these out pretty well. This is one pack of hair that I used in the back now, I'm going to install in the front on the first row, I only put in two of the crochet braids and I just increased by at least one on every subsequent braid. These are very easy to install. However, if it rates are tight, you might run into a little bit of difficulties, because these locks are thick and what I found was that in some areas it was painful to install these. So I would recommend installing it onto the braid in those areas or just waiting into your hair loosens up. So when spacing the back of my hair, I just use my pointer finger and I make sure that each braid is one pointer finger width apart, and this helps to make sure that my braids are still covered, but also that it's not too bulky. I also like to split the ends of the crochet braids to each side of the braid, just so that way, you're keeping the cover up the braid fully well. This is my very last braid at this point and I'm just going to continue to crochet them in I'm making sure that I put the hook underneath the side that it's going to be flipped. To that way, the knot can lay over it and then I just go back and I add any additional pieces as needed to make sure that it's nice and full next, I'm going to take my grow edges, edge control and I'm going to put that on my Edges just to slick everything down, then I take some scissors and I'm going to actually cut these pieces that are too long now at first. I thought I needed to do you know the gentle cut, making sure that it's not blunt and roll them up. But later I found out that it doesn't matter you can just chop and it'll still look good once you palm roll it. So I'm just cutting and palm rolling to make everything. Even then I'm going to take these speed cuffs. Now you get six and you get three gold and you get three of the silver I do not like mixing gold and silver, so I just chose to put in two packs of the silver. Then I'm gon na take some hemp cord. This is by beads Landing. I got this from Michaels and I'm going to take this first pink shade and just take a generous amount. I'M gon na cut that and then I'm going to braid it into the Strand that I wanted on once I reach the end. All I do is I nodded twice in order to keep it in place, then I cut off the excess string and I just did that again on another lock just to give it a little extra something something - and this is the finished look. I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial. I think it's super cute, so I hope you guys enjoyed that quick little tutorial. I know this is so easy. You can definitely do this style if you're new to crochet or if you'e program. This is very cute, perfect for the summer time make sure you like share, comment and subscribe and I'll catch you up in my next video