How To Make Synthetic Hair Wavy: Braid Out On Kinky Straight Weave

Hey guys so today, I'm going to show you how I transformed my kinky straight synthetic unit. You guys remember this hair. If you miss that video, I will have a link on the screen right now, but I'm going to show you guys how you can achieve a braid out on some synthetic hair. It'S really really simple and easy. I'M just going to split my hair down the middle into two separate sections and take apart between three to four inch sections, depending on the actual size and texture that you're going for the smaller the braid gets height of the waves, the larger the braid, the looser. The waist I was pretty much going for a more tighter hold in the back and a loose hope for the top. So I'm going to start off by making a little small braids for the back and I'm using these little duckbill metal Punk clips to hold the ends in place. You guys know this is synthetic hair is not human hair, so it will not hold itself. So you need something to hold it. I prefer the metal con clips just because it is much more easier to apply and it doesn't leave that crease in the hair. So now I'm going ahead and applying heat to this. I have my flat iron on about 360 you're just going to continue this process. I know a lot of people attend using synthetic hair. You think of dipping it in hot water, but a lot of times. You may just want to add a little bit of texture to your hair, especially the wintertime. You may want some bigger hair and not have all that time to leave it overnight. So this is a much quicker and easier way to achieve. So, just some really really nice loose waves in your hair. This is my pot Mitchell Express Pro to iron and pretty much any ceramic iron will do well. This has a temperature of 360. Like I said this is synthetic hair. You want to go ahead and read the package your hair came in and follow those instructions. My particular hair that I'm wearing in this video called for a degree of 360 at the most. So we definitely want the hair to melt. You guys know it is synthetic hair, so I'm just using the flat iron to heat up the hair. You don't want to keep the flat iron in one spot for too long like I said this is pretty much close to plastic and it will melt it will burn girl. Now, as the hair cools, I go ahead and take down the braids. You want to make sure that the hair is completely cool, not warm, but it's close to cold as possible. I usually let the hair sit for about 15 minutes before I take it down each braid and there you have it some really really nice subtle ways. You don't want to use any product on this hair to weigh it down or it make it burn even easier. It'S going to have a nice natural luster, because this isn't human hair. It'S already going to have that shine to it. You know so you're just going to go ahead and continue to take down the braids and reveal your patter and here's the texture difference you guys can see. It has just a little bit more texture than the left side. Like I said, this is a kinky straight texture, but you can definitely manipulate it to braid out twist outs whatever it is that you want to do with your hair. Don'T let the price fool! You can always manipulate any hair that you buy, so I'm going to go ahead and do the other side, and this is the final result. I really really really love this texture, especially for hat days hat hair anytime. It gets really really cold scars anything with accessories. I love to have extremely big big hair, so I hope you guys enjoyed this little braid out tutorial. Let me know in the comments below what you have in your hair right now. Are you protective styling? Do you still have your natural hair out and breathing? Let me know in the comments below I would love to know, and I hope you guys are enjoying this affordable protective style series, I'm doing here on the channel this winter, and I love you guys and I'll see you guys in the next one. You