Jumbo Feed In Cornrow Braids | Knotless

Hey babes welcome back to my channel. So, of course, if you are new here, now is a good time to go ahead and subscribe for today's tutorial, i'm going to be using the janet collection, easy braid. This is their six piece hair. Of course, all the details will be in my description box below so definitely make sure to check that out - and i guess these are called the pop smoke braids to me. It'S just a couple cornrows going down. I decided that i'm gon na be doing six so uh. When you get your package of hair, i take one bundle of the hair and then pretty much just split it up into maybe about finger size, sections and uh kind of put it aside and then from here i'm gon na go ahead and kind of preset. My parts on the right side of my head, my right, your left, uh, just to pretty much kind of, i guess - be able to go through the braiding without having to do so much parting and then making this the mistake of having uh one part longer than The other or one section, uh thicker than the other, so i'm kind of just doing the work uh beforehand. Just so, i will have a better guide of how to kind of move throughout the hairstyle a little bit easier and then, once you have, the braids in it'll be such much more of a breeze to be able to kind of just follow along with the parts That you already preset so i'm just pre kind of parting. This out, you guys, can see. I had to go back out where i got to re-part the first section, because i realized it was way too big and so like. I said this is a really good method, just to kind of be able to really make sure that your style is going to be exactly the way that you intend it being so um. I still have not dyed my hair uh at all. I did go ahead and wash your condition with the aussie moist and then for a leave-in conditioner, i'm actually using the um. What is it called? Not a leave-in conditioner, the uh almond almond oil, from meow, hair or whatever? I think it's meow. Is it meow? I don't know the details will be in my description box below for edge control, i'm using the argan oil cream of nature edge control. I actually ended up going back to it. You guys i've been switching between so many different edge controls, but i think what it is about the cream of nature is that it not only does it kind of leave your hair shiny, i'd, never actually get that white kind of like build up at all. So that's the one thing that i appreciate: it's like no matter what i always end up, going back to what i originally used um and that's no shades of the other um edge controls. You know they're cool i'll use them every now and then they work nicely on my edges but uh as far as like a full style, i feel like the cream of nature, is definitely going to do the job so just kind of go through your hair. You know make sure to smooth everything out. You don't want to have any chunks of edge control, just kind of sitting in your braids. Now i apologize. I did not record myself doing the very first braid. I don't even know how the camera cut off like at what point that happened, and i did not notice, but the rest of this video is going to be extremely detailed. If you do have any questions along the way definitely be sure to leave it down in the comment section, i will be sure to get to you guys, i'm more than likely all you know. I always answer your questions. Pretty quick and uh yeah. If you like, this, definitely thumbs it up, if you don't thumbs it down either way, it's love. I love you guys so much. I will be right back once uh. I guess i get through the the bulk of the hair. Yes me, so i thought so. I thought me: ah, yes, you see, stereophonic sound for the home is recorded on two separate tracks, each one giving special emphasis to certain sections of the orchestra as heard from those positions. Now, when played back simultaneously on two separate systems, the sounds are blended together to achieve a new dimension and sound impossible to obtain in a manual recording me me uh, but i wasn't, but i wrong wrong. Oh, but i uh wrong all right babe. So now we're pretty much getting to it. The nitty-gritty of this hairstyle i've kind of let this rod out. I am a visual learner, so i did not feel the need to try to explain to you how it is that i do the feed-in braid because, to be honest, it was hard for me to kind of understand and wrap. My brain around. I literally just had to continue to watch and watch and watch over and over. So, basically i'll try to explain it, though still so you're going to leave with one strain out you're going to go ahead and take your braiding hair and sit it in between that braid area and pretty much continue the braid. I don't you see what i'm saying like that description is just that's not helpful at all. So just continue to watch the video with me talking or not talking, so you can kind of get a picture of like what it is that we're doing um for the most part, i'm proud of myself for this parting area y'all. This was kind of difficult um and i did have my mirror kind of like far back, but it is on, like the left side of me, uh, but yeah so far, so good and i did try to pull the nape of my neck a little bit. Uh. Tighter than normal, just because i wanted to make sure it was gon na stay, you know it locked in place and all that and for each individual braid. I think that i used about four to five um. I guess like strands of hair, meaning i added four to five individual strands into my braid right. I think in total. If i'm not mistaken, i use a bundle of four to five of the bundles of braiding hair collectively. So i know that you guys were going to ask me something like kind of weird and in-depth, like that: it's not going to work for you just because your head is not the same size as mine, but i i know y'all want to know so anyway, i'm Taking some hot water and a large cup, i'm just going to go ahead and just kind of dip. The braids - and you guys have seen me: do this a million and one times you want to be real careful with it. To be honest, if i was a beginner like, i would go ahead and do one braid at a time. You know what i'm saying like there's no judgment there. You can definitely do one braid at a time and take your time through the with a towel, and just kind of you know make sure you can get it as dry as possible. The water is really really hot, so you definitely want to be careful. I'M not! I'M making a joke about it, but it is serious. You can definitely get a really harsh uh burn. So if you don't feel comfortable get a friend family, member, whatever it is to help you out, okay, all right and so pretty much from here. I think we were good, i did not like. I don't think i had too much water residue left inside of the hair. I think i was trying to decide if i wanted to add like any fancy, little jewels and stuff. I see people are wearing the beads to me. I don't understand it like um yeah, but um yeah. So i decided we were just gon na wear the you know the braids, as is boom check me out. Okay. Yes, that's pretty much that on that you guys they came out so freaking nice. I don't know if you've seen the first video that i made doing the feed in braids, but y'all know it was a struggle and look where we are now. So all you have to do is keep practicing, i'm not always a pro at stuff. You know so i'm learning with y'all uh but yeah. That'S pretty much it for the video. I love you guys so much stay, pretty, leave any comments or questions down below make sure that you are subscribed and oh yeah, one more thing, i'm almost at 200k. So guess what there's gon na be a huge giveaway if you're not already following me on instagram, make sure to get that on and out the way. So you do not miss the details for that. I will see you guys in my next video bye babies.