Detailed Parting Tutorial | How To Get Perfect Parts | Medium Knotless Braids

Hey guys welcome back to my channel if you're new here go ahead and click that subscribe button. If you're returning welcome back today we're going to be doing medium, knotless braids, i'm going to teach y'all how i part for my from ibm, knotless braids and how you can get clean, clean parts. Just like me. So, first off, i'm gon na start by parting ear to ear um. This way i have this is like the baseline for everything. Once you get the ear to ear parting, everything else should honestly be straight. So when i do this, i focus on making this part literally like clean. I get, i make sure the line is straight. I make sure everything's clean until i move on to the next step. After that, i'm focusing on the bottom section of the hair i like to gel up the edges and the flyaway just to make sure that when i'm dividing this into two, i can see where i'm dividing honestly um, based on the size of the um, your client's Head you're going to divide it into either two parts or three parts, but no more than that um since we're doing medium, knotless braids, i already know the size. It'S it's just ingrained in my memory. I know the size of my medium knotless braids and that only required me to part it into two parts. After you divide this into two parts, we then move on to the front of the head. So, first and foremost, i'm gon na divide the hair into two. It'S not on camera, because i forgot to change the angle, but i'm gon na first start by making a middle part straight down the head, and i am using shine and jam gel. I use the same gel in every video, i'm using the shiny gem gel just to um part these sections, so i have my two parts at the bottom and then a straight line down the middle. My next focus is getting the parts for the front of the head um. The first thing i do is i i like eyeball, how the rows are going to be, and it really helps like when i actually start making the lines just to know where the line needs to be and honestly you can base it off the size of the Other two parts: they're pretty equal, so you know how thick you need to make it um, i'm using a shiny jam gel to clean up the parts and basically i'm i'm parting, five sections. When i do my medium knotless braids. That means there's five sections in the front when i say five sections i mean like not counting the the area below the ear, but in the area above the ear. There'S five sections total. When i do my small knotless braids, there's six sections - and i do my large knot and sprays, there's four sections and you can choose whether to braid or twist the sections um her hair was very thick and i knew like when i was. If i were to twist this section, it would just untwist, so i twisted the back two and then once i got to you know the thicker section of her head. I started doing the braids that it would stay. I would like to get in total. There are seven sections, five sections above the ear and two sections below the ear. I'M now gon na put this hair away, so i can start braiding and honestly, this keeps everything so neat um. I don't have to worry about other hair getting caught into the hair. That i'm using right now and it allows me to clearly see like i box, you'll, see as i'm doing now. I make boxes and create my boxes for each row before i actually start braiding and i'm able to see like her whole head and the layout a lot better. If i don't, if i end up not liking these parts later on, i can always adjust, but at least i have a layout so that i can honestly you move so here i start doing the ladder method in the second row and basically the edges of the Boxes in the row, above i make sure, are in the middle of the two braids below this way. The braid falls in between the other two braids and makes for a fuller head clean, clean parts. This is where i slow down exactly how i section each part and i'm actually going to show you how i do the base of a knotless braid. So you know why not um so right now, i'm taking out the braid and then i'm going to show you guys how i part it gon na get some gel just to slick down that part. Just so it's easier to get my sections and then i use the rat tooth comb and i make my part first of where i think it's going to be. Then i add gel and i go over that part again. I, like my parts to be clean. It'S like geometry to me, literally like and making parts it's like therapeutic. If, i'm being honest so look like look at me, i'm focused it takes me literally this long to do every single part, yeah um, this the perfectionist in me, i swear so after i do that. I just twist off that section and it's good to go. That'S what i like after i do the twist i use my clip just to separate the sections and make sure like no hair gets caught in the neighboring section. I add more gel because with coarser hair with 4c hair, with type 4 hair in general, you're going to need a lot more gel just so that it looks slick and that the braid looks clean. So i add more gel and then i comb it through like. But be careful when combing clients hair, i know personally, i've had my hair ripped out, which is why i like you, can see like once, there's like a tug for real i'll, stop and then i'll see where it loosens up but um, add gel and then comb. It through thoroughly because as you're braiding, you don't need it to get stuck because then it's going to mess with the um, the neatness of your braid. After that i part each this section into three parts and that will be for my three braids. I start braiding um. I take it under honestly, i'm not the best at describing how to actually braid, but i will get a more detailed video just dedicated to braiding. So i can just break that down for you, but i braid twice to secure the base and then i add hair and then once i add hair, i braid again add hair braid, again, add hair and after i've added three pieces, i basically hit like all the Legs of the braid so, like all the sections should be even at this point, that's when i switch to an under braid and i just start braiding um, i add hair to like i get to the thickness that i want it to so right now. The base is too thin, so i add maybe one or two more strands and then once it's thick enough, i will just continue braiding and only add hair to keep up with the consistent thickness um, not to make it bigger um. And then you just you, just continue braiding agile as you go along. If you feel like the hair is um coarse and it's not it's not blending well with the braiding hair. Add gel comb brady after that i basically finished off the head and do all the parts. I honestly like watching my time lapse. Videos! It'S like what is that thing like how asmrs are y'all know. The word y'all know the word, but i like watching my um time lapses and just look at those parts. Look at the parts. Look at the parts gorgeous gorgeous girls, love clean, clean parts, but thank you guys so much for watching. Here'S the finished product, you're gon na see all the parts go ahead and like comment and subscribe and share this video with all your peoples and your friends.