New Trend ! Invisible Locs / Two Strand Twists | Two Methods | No Crochet & Crochet Method

She'S, all right, everybody, hey guys, someone looking so rough, I didn't know if I was gon na be recording but anyways, I'm using two packs of the three in one afro spring twists and also to start my Locs, I'm going to use some shine and berries. Okay, so first we're gon na start with our first section of hair, we're gon na divide this rectangle into two sections, which is two squares. Thank you foreign. So next I'm just going to be geling down my parts and first I'm going to start off with going shine, jam and then the mirrors, and if you guys excuse any gel that you like to use when you do your braids or whatever I like to do This um, if you guys, know any good gels that are more slick. Please recommend them in my comment section. Thank you. So after doing that, we're going to just comb to smoothen everything out and then we're going to start flat twisting. So when we flat twist, we need to start in the upper Corners, so it looks like you're actually flat twisting onto the scalp, so this gives it the more real effect of locks, also, the direction of which way that you flat twist depends on how you like To twist the two strands together and whatever way you decide to do that direction, they have to be in the same direction. I'M sorry, but this sounds crazy, but they both have to be in the same going. The same way, please make sure to secure your twists with a clip, because you do not want them to unravel before you actually start the twisting foreign piece of hair and split that into two. So when I split them, one side needs to be larger than the other. Also you need to make sure that you guys fluff out the ends and make sure the piece in the middle that you're gon na feed in the hair is slick and not bulky foreign. So now we're just going to start twisting, so we have our two pieces and to make sure it's right do like a little test twist. If they start to unravel, then you know you need to switch your directions of your flat twist. So we're going to twist one time and then we're gon na feed in the larger half of the hair when she feed - and you want to make sure that you twist the feeding hair into your twist. So, whatever direction that your real hair is going you're going to twist the fake hair into it, so now, after twisting twice you're going to feed in that smaller piece of hair. Also, I'm sorry if the view is kind of bad. I couldn't really see what I was doing but yeah after you feed in that small piece. You'Re just going to start to twist foreign Jam can be used to make sure that your real hair is not coming out of the twist to keep your twist smooth. You can also use a brush to detangle but make sure not to brush too hard, because you do not want all your hair to come out. Also, I would recommend getting at least 20 inches and up because I use 16 and I have to eat in smaller pieces, because the length was a little too short. As you can see, this method is very natural. Looking and smooth. So now we're going to start to do the barrel, so you're going to measure you're going to bend and then you're going to pinch. Then now you twist the other hair just to make sure that it's kind of flat and you're gon na wrap around. And then you can also use your brush again to detangle and yeah you're, just going to twist it to make sure it's kind of like all together and then you can just wrap around. These are the rubber bands that I like to use they're the um. I guess unbreakable, you would say, and they stay pretty long, they're not going to pop off and leave you looking crazy. So these are the ones I like these to make sure we don't have any straggly pieces. I like to rub it in between them foreign. To do method, two we're going to be using a crochet needle, so we're going to follow the same steps as before each Square, we're going to section out a smaller piece at the bottom and then we're going to braid it. You want to grab one piece of hair and we're going to split that in half sure to detangle the ends and fluff them out. Now we're just going to use our crochet needle to crochet. That half piece of hair into the braid also make sure that the braid is a little tight, because you don't want the braid to unravel and be too loose that the false hair comes out once the hair is in place. We'Re going to just use our shine and jam and again flat, twist and actually flat twist. You want to make sure that you're covering up the braids As you move on to the next Square. You want to make sure again that you secure with a clip, and then you want to just repeat the same thing for the next Square: everything so right here, I realized, as I was starting to twist they were becoming unraveled. So that mean I twist it in the wrong direction. So now I'm just gon na redo my flat twist, but do it the other way, foreign yeah so now to do our ends, we're just going to first measure they were going to bend and then we're going to pinch and then wrap. I'M done I like to secure the ends with a rubber band, so next we're just looking at our feet and record versus the crochet method. For me personally, I like to be the feeding method, because it looks more natural and like more real to me and so yeah I like to use method. One do it, and this is my finished, look and don't forget to Moose and Spritz, and all your scalp and yeah. That'S it smooth it all the way out, but yeah. This is the finished. Look stay tuned for parting at the end, hello, honey, honey! Thank you. Foreign, so this is The Parting that I did for this style. I try my best to show you guys what I did, but I really couldn't see but um I could put the like the numbers of each row and that that could help you guys. So I think I might do that in my description, so make sure you guys look at that. Also, thank you guys for watching. I hope you guys love this video. I hope it was very informative and yeah. Thank you. Oh foreign foreign