Triangle Parts From Start To Finish By Ordinary Her
- Posted on 27 March, 2021
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I'M going to show you guys how to do triangle parts in this video. I just want to point out that typically triangle parts are smaller than box parts, so say, for example, if you were doing the same size in box parts, the triangles are going to come out much smaller than the box, so i do charge more for triangles. I also wanted to know that when you move up the head for triangles um, the triangles are going to get much smaller, because the u-shaped rose does get tight up at the top, as you guys will see later on in this video. Secondly, i wanted to know when doing triangles. Unlike the box parts, there is little control over the size of the triangles once you get started. So if you don't want your triangles to come out really small at the top make sure you start off with really big triangles at the back, so these are large braids that i'm doing and me and my client want to have braids to be much smaller and Full so i went for smaller parted triangles. I always start off with a upward facing triangle at the nape, so the point is facing up. You can start with the downward facing one or you could start with just a line. That'S slanted! You don't have to have a triangle in the center of the back. This is just the way i like to do it, because i, like the look, i'm just going to make sure the point of that first box is right at the center of my middle part. Then i'm going to follow the line straight up and make my triangle part this opposite of that one. So as i go up my middle part, i'm going to have triangles that are kissing point to point and base debate after you get started with the first couple. Rows once you go up to the crown of the head, you're just going to follow the same lines, but for the most part at the back, you just go ahead and keep making triangles. So here i could have made my middle triangle a little bit wider to make bigger triangles and then i could have put two triangles on each side of my middle triangle. But, like i said me and my client are going for a smaller look, so i went ahead and put three triangles on each side of my middle triangle. You can see our braids are pretty small. They don't look like large braids at all, and now i'm just following the lines from below, and i will do this all the way up the head. It doesn't matter. If all three sides of your triangle is the same size. You just want to make sure that you have a point, so wide triangles are definitely okay. Whatever the case is you just want to make sure it is pointed and not cut off at the top, where the point is supposed to be. Sometimes, when you get to the front, if your client has thin hair, definitely don't worry about trying to make the triangle parts you may end up with a weird shape, part in the front of the head. That is totally fine. You don't want to compromise your clients. Health of their hair, just for some triangle, shapes i'm putting the same amount of triangles on this side and i'm just following the lines all the way up without letting you know foreign. If, at any time you want to avoid parting and getting smaller triangles at the top, you can simply start a new pattern of triangles on a fresh row and then follow that new row up to the top of the head. So i've seen a lot of stylists. Do this for triangles, especially when you get up to the second to last row because, like i said, that's where the roads start to get really tight and the triangles get smaller. So if you follow the lines and make sure your triangles are pointed and not cut off at the point, you'll be good. It'S pretty much a piece of cake triangle parts are not that hard. It'S just very tedious because you want to make sure you have them super neat, but for the most part the work is done for you. You just follow the lines so like i previously stated. If the client does not have strong edges, it is totally fine to end up with a weird shape on the edge just like this. However, my client's edges are good. It'S going to be no problem to continue the pattern and fit three triangles on this side. So my triangles are getting really small here at the top. Like i said, if you want to avoid this, you can just simply scratch the pattern from below and begin to make a whole new pattern of triangle parts here and then just follow this new pattern that you make for the last row. I just decided to just keep going with the flow, because i don't mind the braid skin small at the top, and i want to show you guys how it looks to follow the same pattern, all the way up, the top of the head without letting you know. Oh foreign, so now that i'm up to the last row, i'm just going to randomly follow the lines from below and start to create triangles. So i started in the middle of this part and i'm basically still following the same pattern. So when i go to the other side, i don't worry about following the parts for that side. I just go ahead and mirror the first row because, like i said, the middle part is going to be what everybody is going to see. So, instead of following the rows on that side, i would just mimic the side that you already done and for the most part, your parts are going to be really close to matching on that side as well. Just in case it's not, you just want to be sure to mimic the first side of the middle part that you already completed ever letting you know yeah. So that is the final product, and that is the breakdown of my triangle. Braids be sure to check out the earlier lesson on numbering rose, which is the step before this point and also check out the pre-parting video. So you guys can distinguish between sizes and also check out the installation. Video on how i install my knotless box braids and get a tight base at the roots.
Comments
Kimberly Smith: New Subscriber here. Awesome Tutorial This will definitely be the video I choose to learn how to do the triangle pattern. I do Awesome with the back but start messing up on the top. Thank You Honey you definitely have talent.Thank You This video
Jhasmeen Davis: First triangle part video that ive watched that actually helped me understand how to part once you get to the top. God bless you! New subscriberrrr
SM: You explained this so welll!!! Amazing tutorial and the finally look is amazing
Marlene Lyles: When I say that I have OCD I do majorly in my lifestyle of everything and when it comes to being a stylist that OCD is it: this right here Period and on point. The parting is everything you showed the pattern and how you go from row to row. One thing Idk was the middle part as a guide. That’s clutch, you’re the goat for that tip. Thank you for this tutorial
Suzanne Scott: This triangle braid was perfectly done , thank you very much miss for showing me how to control a perfectly part from start to finish. I have learn alot from you in just couple of minutes thank you very much.❤️❤️.
Asia Porter: Thank you for this free game. Part precision is important with this style. Looking forward to mastering ❤️
Edikan Awak: I really learnt a lot from this tutorial. Your technique was so easy, thanks. Ma, can you be posting more tutorials?
Kareen Mondesir: You got the secret sauce! I’m a nail tech but my first trade was doing hair. Now years later I’m getting back in the game , thanks for your wealth of knowledge❤️ New subscriber
Sneak Amos: this really helped me alot my top never be perfect but you explained so well I can't wait to try this style on someone again THANK YOU @BRAIDSBYSNEAK
Denise Lyttle: First time seeing your tutorial great job the finishing for my triangle part braid will no longer be a challenge thank you love ..
Wonderland Smith: I am so happy that I hit your channel. you went straight into it. you didn't waste no time talking about those triangles. and I like how you talk about compromising people's edges for certain designs like triangles. I wish people would realize that.
FirstBlood Warrior: You out here saving lives. Excellent all the way - technique and video production. Thanks!!!
Si Hutch: This was perfect. Thank you Queen.
Praise Asogwa: So beautiful,well explained thank you
Cazem Maria: Perfeito! Parabéns
Leona Taylor: When I tell you, YOU DID THAT! Believe me! It was everything for me!
Jacqueline Parris: Beautiful great job and explained very well! Nice tutorial
Keendra Shelton: You snapped and I’m def more confident in trying this now! Thanks!
J P: ❤️❤️❤️loving the attention to detailorganization of the whole process. I have OCD so this was so satisfying helpful for me we needs it all match make sense ♀️
Lareshonda Treadway: Knotless braid tutorial?? Best knotless i've seen so far . Not too narrow at the roots
Alexandria Geans: Beautiful!
amiramomoh entertainment: You are indeed a good teacher...you explained in details I love it ...Thank you and God bless you more ma ❤️
Raytee Love: Thank youuu. Definitely gonna try it
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Lanisha King: Beautiful job thank you.
Ezinne Udo: So beautiful
traeisha Bell: You did a really good job omg ❤️❤️
Loxxi Brown: These are so nice! What’s the do between Diamond and triangle parts? I always thought they were the same
Alethia Holmes: Literal art ✨️
ChinaaXO: Yesss so neat and clean
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Sandra Isibor: Beautiful I will try this
Tanti Coffese: Je vous remercie pour vos efforts que le seigneur vous bénisse richement ❤️❤️
Mary Nalubega: So neat
Cory Johnson: Okay I liked the video about triangle parts, but you referred to other videos in that video at the end and I didn't find them in your playlist. Do you have other braiding videos? If so where are they, because the videos in your channel playlist are about marketing. Do you only explain pre parting for braiding in your masterclass? Please let me know. Thank you and like I said I really liked how detailed and understandable you explanation about why you did each step the way you did.
Not today: The parting is so satisfying
Maphori Sharon: Subscribed❤. Please knotless braids tutorials
Esther Lartebea: Well understood
Nicole Cole: Very beautiful and neat
Tenisha Henry: How many strands of hair you used in each braid
SuzieQ Mobil: That is dope, well done.
Quita soo Accurate: Good tutorial
Royal Explosion: Triangle parts are my favorite to do
Shar Blades: nice work
Renee Griswold: Hey sis great job! At the end of this video, you suggested two other videos, but I don't see any of them on your channel. Will you please drop the links? Thank you!
Jaqui Lockett: I’ll just gone on and save this video for EVER!! And practice practice practice..
Shanay Eppes: Excellent
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SHAY HAIRSTYLES: I appreciate this video ♥️
Amin Brenda Ashu: This is great
Bonita Johnson: YOU'RE the best I know. It's so Beautiful
kimberly Smith: Thank u ☺️
Beatrice Louis: Wow so cute
Latania Solomon: What you put in the hair is it eco jell?
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Ster Chinwe: Love u & ur channel beautiful
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OldSoul: Craft blessed hands ..so pretty
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ESTHER GAR: wawww good job
Goddess555: ❤
Amin Brenda Ashu: Great
Neema Changawa:
PC Cunningham: i though she was gon slide in at least 1 braid so i could see that too, but i went to her other videos
Lenore Marisol: are these considered box braids? im arab and braids are a part of middle eastern culture (cornrows, twist braids, etc.) but box braids arent, and i dont want to offend the black community, can i get these triangle braids or no?
cjsnothere: It’s giving geometry braids
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solo.84: The way she says triangle
Ingride Seraphin: Why you have only one video?
Helio Veloso: 6u))