Doing My Own Knotless Box Braids! (Best Feed-In Method Explanation)
- Posted on 07 February, 2020
- Braids Hairstyles
- By Anonymous
#boxbraids #maydeafricana #knotlessbraids
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Mayde Beauty 2x Africana Pre-Stretched braiding hair
Length: 24"
Color: OT613
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Hey guys, it's Vaughn and today I'm gon na be sharing how I do my own knotless feet in braids DIY style. I'M sharing every single detail of this process, including styling maintenance, and if you stay till to the end, I promise you'll see the finished results. Let'S go ahead and get started. I already know I'm gon na be here for a while. So I got my snacks and beverages on deck. This is not my first time braiding, my own hair by the way got my starting line up my hair clips, my bristle brush my rat tail comb, leave-in, conditioner, styling foam and my favorite edge team for today said I'm using one of my favorite types of braiding Hair to use it as the pre-stretched stuff, it saves me so much time. This is the kind that can be sent in hot water. I'M using a beautiful blonde ombre the length is 24 inches. Can'T do anything shorter, that's about waist length on me. I originally bought six packs of hair. I only used three and a little bit of the fourth pack. I did not end up having to pre-soak this hair or anything like that, because the bleeding was very minimal, almost none at all. So I was really pleased about that. I really like this here. You guys. One of the first things I noticed about it is that it was really really soft and lightweight, which I love and it almost seemed tangle resistant like it was really difficult for the hair to tangle. One of the first steps I like to do is get the hair out of the bag and separate all of my feet in sections I probably take about maybe a quarter of an inch for each one, and I lay them out by the 3s on my bath. Towel because I'm putting three sections of feet in into each braid. I know a lot of braiders like to use the thread spool holders for the hair sections, but this is actually perfect for me. I just hang some of the hair on my bathtub knobs and put the rest on the big bath towel and it works out before we get started. I want to show you the state of my hair, it's not freshly washed, but it is clean. I'M reaching for my hand, hill mirror so that I can see myself doing the parts and I like to start from the back. This entire process for me takes about seven hours, and most of that time is making sure that these parts are straight. That takes the absolute longest time out of everything. To be honest, the brains are quite quick, but I spent a lot of time just staring at my parts making sure that they're right, because once you start braiding, you cannot go back and fix. That part I mean you kind of don't want to, so you want to try and get it right, the first time and I kind of start from the back to get the hardest part out of the way first, so I'm going to definitely saturate my hair with My favorite leave-in conditioner, this thing right here is the bomb you guys and saturate the hair really well with this, because this ensures in my hair studies, moisturize and when I take these braids down, my hair still looks good. It doesn't look warped, it doesn't look dry. It doesn't look brittle. This is just some footage from my last set of knotless box braids that I did, and I just want to show you guys how moisturize my hair looks when I'm taking the braids down after weeks of wearing them. That'S because of this leave-in conditioner, alright! So next, I'm just going to apply some of that edge tamer to the root of my hair. This is gon na help with frizz and make the braids look nice and finished and shiny, and then I'm going to also apply a little bit to the end. That'S gon na help me with the blending. Okay. First things first getting started with the braids. You want to separate the hair into three even sections and start your braids like you're. Getting ready to do a whole braid, then you're gon na stop with that finger. That'S sticking up you're going to loop, some of the braiding hair onto there and then braid it in when that finger, pops back out again: you're gon na loop, another hook of that feed in hair onto there and then loop it in and continue braiding. It'S super difficult to show and explain this, and I realized that, as I went on so further in the video, you will see a slowed down version so definitely keep watching. So I'm just going to keep braiding down using those three groups of braiding hair that I had laid out. I'M using my rat tail comb to kind of smooth down my natural hair so that it really blends nicely into the braiding hair and you kind of start to see why I used that edge tamer on the ends, because it really blends in nicely another benefit to Starting your parts in the back is that you can really start to kind of stack your braids on top of that. It really helps with like keeping them proportion and even and then you can also apply a technique where you kind of make the braids look like they're kind of lay down bricks. That really looks good on the finish. So it's a lot. You can do with your parts right, you can keep it simple. You can make it really artistic. If I was doing someone else's hair, I would probably kind of go all out with the parts, but I'm keeping it simple, because it's hard enough as it is so after a few braids in my first row. It'S time for me to go ahead and refill my feet in hair section station. So that's what I'm doing right now now in this next segment is where I'm going to really try to detail what I'm doing with this braid so go ahead and start off like you're braiding once that finger is sticking out it's time to go ahead and that Piece of braiding hair onto there and then you're going to continue with your braid once that finger pops out again, as you guys can see here once you drop that loop of hair onto your finger right, your finger becomes the midpoint of both of those hanging pieces. You use that as an anchor and then you have the two areas where you need to braid into one another, using your finger as the anchor for the middle point, so that the hairs can go in the direction that you want them to go when their finger. Pops back out, like it's doing here, you drop another loop of hair on it. Just make sure when you drop that hair, that it's tightly pushed up against your real hair and you have a good grip on it or else you're going to have some loose braids and bits of hair sticking up. And you don't want that. It'S unsightly. I did have to go through that process when I was first learning how to do this, so everyone has to learn but yeah after I finished my first roll, it's like because that first row is a doozy after that you're pretty much just building on to your First roll, so it becomes a little bit easier with your parts and stuff and as I approach my second row, I'm going to actually set my part in the middle this time and braid in either direction from that, because it makes it a little easier. Oh, my god girl these parts. It will take you out honey. What you guys see here is progress at the two-and-a-half hour mark from here. I'M really gon na work in very specific sections, because the top of my head actually is a lot more surface area than the back, so this is gon na. Take me a lot longer than it looks and putting it into sections helps me to manage it. Otherwise, it's kind of overwhelming I feel like when I break my hair in sections like this, especially as we get closer to the crown. I have a lot more range of motion with the braids, which gives me a lot of flexibility when it comes to styling alrighty. We'Re in the final phase, I've just got one braid left to go, I'm just going to tackle it like I have all the others applying that edge product and my leave-in conditioner. I don't think I mentioned this before, but I am NOT braiding the braids all the way down to the ends, because they're just gon na unravel and I'm gon na have to do it all over again for the final step. So I'm braiding it close to the bottom and then I'm just putting like a hair tie on it to hold it in place. I think the main idea is to try to break a store, real hair, because that's definitely not a step you want to revisit later, but not to waste your time braiding it all the way to the ends, because it's just going to unravel and you're going to Have to braid it again so in this next step, I'm going to show you guys how I address these ends, how I go ahead and seal them and set them and keep them from unraveling. So let's go ahead and move to the kitchen. I got my pot of boiling water on the stove here and I'm showing you guys this section that I have already dipped and it's looking pretty sealed and pretty good. I did have to dip them a couple of times. You guys here's the deal with this hair. You guys, I don't know if it was because it was a very highly lifted ash blonde or what but the hair was not sitting with just hot water. It needed to be raging boiling, and I had to dip every section like two or three times in order for it to actually set. They did eventually work, but I was kind of worried at first I had to go and reread the packaging like this said hot water setting right because it really wasn't working until I did it a few times, but eventually it set pretty beautifully and then another thing I noticed about this here. You guys is that, because it's a really light color, you can really see all the flaws, so I really had to go in and I hear quite a bit once I did the hot water setting. So I was doing a little bit of trimming on some of the ends and getting some of the flyaway hairs out of the way, because it's super noticeable on this light-colored hair. So I mean it's cute and everything I really love the color, but you just need to be really careful with these really light lifted blonds, because it can have a tendency to look a little ratty. It can start looking old, real quick, so you just have to take a little bit extra care, but other than that the hair is super lightweight. So it's not like all heavy and stuff, really easy to style, really easy to like sleep with this hair and all that stuff. So I really loved that aspect of it now. I know some people like to deliberately leave baby hairs out. I didn't do that because I don't really have to because I have actual baby hairs like the hairs around. My perimeter are very, very tiny and thin, so I already knew they were gon na be hanging out anyway. So I just went in with some of my edge control and my rat tail comb and just kind of brushed them down and the whole baby. Hair sculpting thing is something that I have to address almost on a daily basis because it never lasts, and with this next step, I'm just going to apply some of that mousse. Some of that foaming lotion to kind of the area where my parts are. This is just going to help mold everything down and make you look really nice and shiny. The same thing with my shine mist just something to put on there to just kind of set the hair I'm going to follow up with my scarf just to you know, lay everything down, and this is my routine for bed and by doing this at night. This is really just preserving my hair so that all that hard work doesn't go to waste when I wake up in the morning, but I don't have to do this every single night, but it's really good to do it. The first night and these braids were so easy to sleep in and almost didn't, even feel like I had braids in now. I want to show you guys a little bit of maintenance. This is how I wrap my hair up for showers, because a couple people did ask me about this. All I do is create somewhat of a bun right at the crown of my head and then I took all of this into my satin line cap, but you could probably use any type of night cap that you normally use, but this one is long. So it all fits in there and finally, I wanted to share how I dress the braids up now in this footage. This is about almost a week later after I installed the braids, so the hair is a little bit old, but this is perfect, because I really wanted to show you guys how this hair wears over time, the next time I do this, I will definitely get longer Hair this is the 24 inches, but I like it to be just a little bit longer, but overall my styling options are vast. I could do whatever I want with these braids. I can do part down the middle part on the side. It'S really got a lot of flexibility and the hair is so lightweight. It doesn't bother me to style it in many different ways. I would have to recommend this hair. You guys. I really love it, but also this technique that not let's pray, detect Niek you guys it is painless, long-lasting and looks super natural. I absolutely love it, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video and I will talk to you in my next one: bye,
Comments
SK Gardner: The easiest explanation EVER!!! Add hair when the pointer finger is on top!!! Golden!!!
Blaq Rose: So I was definitely loving that bathroom I couldn’t focus on the hair because I was checking out that bathroom
Mrs C: Wow. I told myself I wasn’t even going to attempt this style of box braids...but this video just gave me all of the motivation, directions, and inspiration to do it. Thank you!
allofdestiny: Best tutorial ever. Gorgeous bathroom also
Cierra Frantz: I'm mixed and grew up in a white household that had no idea how to handle my hair, I'm almost 21 and I'm braiding my hair on my own for the first time this week. I've been practicing with yarn and this is the easiest tutorial I've come across, thank you so much
Xoxo: I’ve never seen someone braid their hair without blow drying it...and honestly I’m here for it lol. I do not feel like doing all that so I’m gonna give this a shot with my hair just air dried
Saint Cyr: I watched this video and tried one knotless box braid. It came out almost perfect. Thank you for making a thorough video. I will be doing my whole head ASAP.
KaShawna Patton: This is my first time attempting braids on myself and after watching 4 different videos I came across yours. This is the most beginner friendly video. You don't assume that everyone already knows how to braid their own hair. Your explanation is excellent. Thank you!
Woman Of God: I've never seen hair from a braid out look so beautiful!
Sherrell Bailey: This was extremely helpful! I’ve NEVER braided my own hair with extensions but i used this video and it came out PERFECT !
Brenna Backhaus: Wow, people who can do this have real talent! Doing it behind their heads so easily, and it looks so beautiful
Monique Richards-F: Hi: Looking to learn how to do my own knotless braids tired of depending on others. Did some research and I love your tutorial especially how you showed the finger up close which is something that I needed to see.Thanks to you not as scared.
Paris Martin: Thanks for the video. Just did my braids yesterday for the 1st time and they came out bomb! Directions especially the visual made it a piece of cake.
Nae2Curly: Love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now i almost want to do my own braids. I need to have a pep talk with myself first lol
Christine: I was so shocked when she said it was her first time braiding her hair wow. That’s pure talent sis✨
MissBee MakingYouThink: Thanks for this ! I’m going to try this today or tomorrow. My hair came in the mail today , yay , so that’s the first step. Now I just gotta hype myself up to do it, which involves me watching your video 100x until I feel comfortable attempting lol. Anyway thank you so much for the tips in this video!
NaturallyBeautyful: I watched 30 tutorials and yours was by far the best. Thank you girl!!
Debbie Free: I WANT A COUCH IN MY BATHROOM !!
ChattiYammi: Thank you so much! I tried this style before and it was decent. After using the "Pointer finger on top, put hair in method" + 14 hours (my hair was unstretched & hip length) my braids look professionally done.
Melissa Pires: Very informative.... I braid my own hair I couldn’t do my own feed ins until I saw your TUTORIAL!! Thank very much!!!
Vanessa Greene: Tried these this week! This tutorial really has been the most helpful one I've seen. It does help if you already understand or are comfortable with braiding hair (with or without extensions). I also appreciate that it's not long either. Thanks Vaughn! I'm feeling cute in these braids now!
seauxchic: Officially have the confidence to try this out! I’ve seen so many tutorials of stylists doing this on a client but i need to see someone like ME who is going to be in the bathroom, braiding their own hair and setting them over the stove in the kitchen! thank you!!!!
SKBD69: THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! This is the tutorial I was looking for!! I think I’m finally ready to try it lol
Slim Trim Sound: this bathroom is goals tho! "you got a couch in yo baffroom!!!" will be starting this style today! thanks for sharing
Latisha Roland: Hello my beautiful sister, I really appreciate you sharing this video! Thank you SO very much for posting this with so much detail and Percision you made it seem so easy and I am super excited and motivated to try your technique in the next few weeks. I’m new to braiding and I have only known how to do a single French braid on my hair and my daughters hair when they were younger. I have gone through a various amount of hairstyles and I am loving all of the beautiful braids that you and our fellow sisters are rocking so eloquently. I love how natural yours look and I’m super excited as I mentioned above. On Mother’s Day I attempted to braid my hair for the very first time in box braids with the rubber band method. For a first timer it turned out okay, I am a bit of a perfectionist so I’m not 100% pleased but I feel confident that I will get better over time. I look forward to following you and watching more of your videos I love your IG page, your honesty and your natural beauty, thank you so much for being such a beautiful human on social media. I don’t follow many people and I’m so thankful when my spirit is guided to follow strong Women of purpose. I would also like to say thank you to you and your husband and your family as a whole for his service as a police officer; I come from a family of military men and women and our second oldest daughter is currently serving in the U.S. Navy, we appreciate your service! Blessings love peace and protection to you and your family. With gratitude, Latisha
SimpleNClassy1: This is the most AMAZING knotless self tutorial I’ve ever seen ‼️ I feel confident that I could try. As I was intimidated by how to portion out the hair & how much to feed in. THANK YOU so much
Naeemah L.: Thank you so much for this video! You made it so easy to follow along and do. I'll be doing these soon. Love your bathroom btw!
Malease Bryant: Great tutorial! I cannot braid my own hair, but maybe this video has encouraged me to try it! Btw LOVE ❤️ the bathroom design and colors!
BNFocused: You made this so easy! I’m out here looking good, thanks MsVaughn!
Solmom03: I still can’t do it myself but yours are too cute on you‼️ My braid appointment is on the 18th. I can’t wait!
Amethyst Moon: You did an EXCELLENT job explaining how to do knotless box braids!!! Thank you so much!!!
StarCase: Thank you for this!!! I just did my own box braids and it took days. I'll be doing them again when I go on momcation this summer and try your method. Might try the hair you used and a bright color. Thanks!
Sara Maria: Amei o método que você usou, achei super prático, super fácil. Vou tentar, depois volto pra dizer como foi. Obrigada. Você é lindaaaa e tem um carisma enorme, parabéns!!
Brandi Reed: This is EXACTLY the hair I have been looking for! I have wanted braids for 4 years and always put it off because I didn't know enough. This is very informative!
Raven Little: EXTREMELY detailed. Thank you so much! You make it look so easy. Wish me luck
Mia Whitmore: This video is so so helpful and easy to follow. I loved how you also updated us on the maintenance and ways to dress it up. Thank you so much !
tinytsun☆: I just want to give my thanks for making this video. I never thought I'd be able to braid with extensions because it looked so hard. I failed miserably once with my mom, and whenever I looked on other "how to do box braids" videos, I left confused each time. But I understood with your video! And even understood the strand placements and all that. Recently my older sister got upset with me for telling the truth, so in her childish nature, she said she wasn't doing my hair anymore Its the one thing she can hold over my head, but now that I've learned how to do my own box, I dont need her anymore♀️ it took me a couple braids before I really got into it, but I'm halfway done with my hair and it's looking great. Thanks again!!
cashmeregreen: I love this video. You answered all of my questions and explained the process perfectly. Thank you so much
tchesstc: THANK You!! You provided an excellent tutorial.. I've been watching videos to get this technique down so I can do my daughters hair...I might do my own as well
Seoulful Eats: You made this look super easy!!! I have been trying to find a video that explains it like this. Thank you
Danielle Senft: That was the perfect video thank you so so much for posting!! My daughter hair will look amazing thanks to you
Linnell Cooper: Great video and commentary!!! My daughters and I look at maaaaaaaany when it's time to do our hair, but yours by far has been the best and yes, I agree with everyone else, the bathroom is the business!!!!
Kristen Yager: What a beautiful job you did and you explain so well. Thank you☺️
Lelia: Just the tutorial I needed to see short sweet simple and to the point!! Now I can try this method. Thank you!❤️
ChicCii: definitely thinking I'm going to give this a try before my next relaxer! your explanation is by far one of the best along with the method for a beginner and someone who wants to try it one their own. You're so gorg!!!
Ke: LOVE your Knotless braids tutorial, Definitely inspired me to want to do my own braids, you make it look easy to doYou look so beautiful and also love your bathroom❤️
The Story was Better in My Head: This video has been in my recommendations FOREVER lol and I be like "I'm not going to watch it because I can't do knotless braids." but you really explained it so well I feel like I can do it.
Lyndon K: Thank u!! Love how they turnned out, made me go do my daughter's hair after over 1 year!!!
Lamica Noor: Very awesome video. Thank you for taking the time to create it. You addressed a lot of issues and concerns, as well as a week later follow-up video. I LOVE IT! Also, I love your bathroom and your kitchen. It looked HUGE!
50fitnfrolushous: I can't thank you enough for this video!! I installed my twists using yr techniques 2 days ago and they came out beautifully!! Watched a lot of videos and yours was THE BEST! saved myself $185!! and possibly getting Co-VID!
C. McCaleb: Thank you msvaughn, I tried your technique and this works for me, now I'm subscribed.
Olivia B: This is the best explanation I've ever seen on doing braids. I can do anything to my hair but I have not mastered braids until your video. Thanks so much for the "pop out"! Much respect oh and GORGEOUS BATHROOM!!
Mimi G: I LOVEE your braids!! omg I'm so pumped to get mine done. thanks for inspiring my next hairstyle :D
Elizabeth Paul: It looks lovely. Thank you for a clear tutorial.
Zusiphe Khanyile: This is so easy to understand, I am still learning so your tutorial will definitely help me because I am not a fan of knotted braids. Thank you
Andrea Bushrod: I’m going to try. Great simple & easy tutorial
Basilissa Purare: After countless tries I finally managed to braid my hair. And I watched this video ONCE. Thank you
Pascale Belony: First of all, you are stunning! Gorgeous smile! And this is the best tutorial I've seen. Very thorough. Thank you :) !
kisakye92: I e been watching these knotless braid tutorials for a year now, but this is the video that helped me do it! I’m so proud! Thank you for pointing out that finger wrapping thing. That’s what I’ve been struggling with.
Andrea Sheree of Course: This was the best demonstration I’ve seen on these. I appreciate this so much.
Byeee: whew i have a new level of respect i cant even braid my own hair never mind adding to my hair and then styling this is a really great demo alot of people use numbers to explain sections and that can be confusing
Lima: this is actually the best knotless braids explaining video I have watched, love this sooo much will definitely try !! thanks !!!
Maya Janaki: I’m so trying this in a few weeks! Absolutely beautiful
Chrissy Tay: thank you so much for this! you explained this SO well!!
Julia Slade: They look amazing on you and you did such a great job!
Brandy L Jones: WOW. You did the BEST job at explaining. I finally feel like I can do this.
Kalvalena Fountain: This is the best knotless tutorial. Everyone use the three strand method but no one was explaining it. The hair over the finger sticking out is amazing.
Jenate Stampp: I attempted your method and my hair turned out sooooo nice ! thank you for sharing !
Kieanna Nicole: Love this ❤️ can’t wait to try! Thanks so much!!
FairyCurls: Because of you, I understood % lol and did my own box braids . Thanks for this hun!! Next time I’ll try some color !!
bebeconnection: Beautiful, detailed and a lot of great tips, thank you for sharing!!!
thajazzygirl: Amazingly detailed and very helpful. Thank you!
Robin: Very well executed video. The braids turned out bomb as well. Thanks sis!! ❤️
Hailey: i tried this out, and it works! i’ve never been able to do knotless until i watched this video, definitely doing these when i get home from vacation
She Meets City: Hands down one of the best tutorials on YouTube! I 100% understood your directions and your braids came out super neat!!!
Cindy Ray: First of all I freaking love your bathroom Lol.. I do my own hair and I can agree with the parting that that takes up most of my time. This style is nice on you and your makeup is flawless.
Meriah Neely: I love this! A tip i grew up using, was to cut each pack in half so you need less packs. Plus it keeps you from having suuuuper ling braids but yours came out BEAUTIFUL!
Dana Ramirez: I love it! The color and style looks so good thanks for the video!
Tiffany Dawkins: This by far is the best tutorial for beginner braiders. Thank you so much.
livenlight: You did an amazing job explaining this, thank you so much! Your natural hair is beautiful, really liked how your braids turned out! I like your bathroom too!
lashunda farrow: Girl you're a dang Genius! Just amazing! I am a new braider and trying to get here! Thank you!❤
Carol Cook: Looks great, I’ve been planning on doing my hair for weeks now still haven’t gotten around to it. I’ll eventually get it done.
Sophia La'Nee: Great explanation! I’m trying it today! Thank you❤️❤️
NaturalbeautyJ: You did a very good job doing your own hair. I actually used your method on a few of passion twist I installed a couple a days ago and it was easy. Now I want to try knotless box braids but not sure as my hands tend to cramp up when I do braiding vs twisting my hair.
ChaNiNA's Hair Journey: I am definitely going to try it on myself one of these day’s it’s very beautiful!!
Nesha: You did such an amazing job, I love them.
indeeuniverse: Everything was so clear and well explained! TFS. That bathroom is amazing #spavibes! Lovely smile as well.
Darth Vader: i wish i had hair like this! you look gorgeous <3 and love love your braids
kpizzle21687: I successfully braided my hair thanks to this tutorial. Thank you
Life Journey of Andrea: Don’t know how I came across your video BUT I’m very grateful that I did ❤️ I’ve always paid to get my hair braided it NEVER crossed my mind to try it on my own until you showed your way. Many thanks for making this video!!
With Marcia: I can’t get over how stunning you are. Well done ! Might try this!
NthabiLu: The braids came out so good. Great job
Curlytash J: Ok girl! I was halfway through doing rubbish on my head then i found your video! Your explanation is sooo simple!!!
The Real Chelle Vonne: Yasss to the bathroom. I love the decor. And then your instructions got me optimistic that i can do some knot less on my hair.
Ajo: such a great explanation...i feel like i GET it ✨ and im gonna try this!!
Alycia Holloway: Beautifully done! Love the vibe you got going and yeah, ya bathroom is so pretty! Also, I CANNOT BRAIDive always loved these types of braids! My hair is SO short now.
C Miller: And you didn’t blow dry your hair straight! I love it. These new “braiders” claim you have to have straight hair for these I’m like no
Avocat: I have watched so many videos on this and the way you add in hair makes it so much easier, small technique that totally works for me ! Thanks girl!
Kick'in It With Tea: Great thorough tutorial thanks for sharing I will be attempting this hairstyle possibly this weekend.
Daviana W: This tutorial was very helpful. The zoom in on the finger placements was good. I’m hoping to install these braids within the next week.