Doing My Own Tribal/Feed-In Braids | Janet Collection Itch Free Braiding Hair

Hey everybody is Charmel. Welcome back to my channel today, I'm here with a pair of you kind of a tutorial on these braids that I have in right now. So let's jump right into it. So today's video is in collaboration with Jana collection. I have worked with general collection several times here on my channel, and so this time around, they sent me some of their new easy, fiber braiding hair. This is how it looks right here. So the cool thing about this hair is that it is pretty stretched and it also is a hypoallergenic fiber. Therefore, it's supposed to be antibacterial, antifungal and itch free. So this is a hair here. They sent me three packs, but each pack comes with three bundles of hair and I got it in the color 1b. One packet here is eight and a half ounces, and so this is how it looks, as you guys can see like how they're separated into like three bundles and another cool thing. That I noticed is that on the inside of the packaging, if you don't know how to braid, they give you tips on how to do like a twisting cross, braid a three strand, braid and then a four strand braid. So if you're still learning or you want to learn new techniques, they give you instructions on the insider as well with this hair, I ended up doing this feat in tribal braiding type of style. I don't really know the difference between feedings and tribals braids like you. If you know the difference, let me know down below but yeah. I actually did my own feet: ins for the first time it it seemed to do some jumbo feet in braids, maybe like two years ago, and I rewatched that video that video into tragic those braids were tragic and I never really attempted to do them since then. But guys this is the first time I did like feet in braids in general, like I've never done feet when I was I've, never done that with myself. So I was really surprised how well I did so. The top part is just the middle part in there. Feedings going to the side and band in the back so yeah and in the back I basically just have box braids specifically wanted to do feed in braids, or you know some type of french braided style with this hair. Just because, usually when you give feed ins, if you never have feedings before, I feel, like you experience the most bitching and the itching is caused by the hair and just the fibers in the hair. So since this hair was supposed to be a hypoallergenic fiber, I really wanted to do feed in so that I can see how it feels on my scalp. So far I haven't had any itchiness. I will say too, when I was braiding, my hair. The hair was super soft to bright with it didn't like it wasn't rough on the hands, sometimes when you, if you're a brighter than you know like some synthetic hairs when you braid with them they're really rough and they kind of cut your fingers a little bit. So this hair was extremely soft to use also only you they sent me three packs. I use one pack, Indian one hundo from the second pack and, as you guys can see, my hair is pretty full like I have a lot of breaks in my head, so yeah, the hair is it's it's full, but it's not heavy. Like I said, this is one pack of hair and I already got this pre full length and it's not heavy on my head, but it has that thick dancing and fullness that I want it. I will leave all the information about the hair listed down below. I also try to find some online vendors for you guys at you, do want to purchase this hair for yourself um Jana collection. They are and more popularized France, so you should be able to find their products in your local beauty, supply store, yeah, and you can also go to their website and check what products they have to offer so yeah. I just want to do a quick intro on the hair in the style. I will say that this is not gon na, be a tutorial tutorial. Just because, like I said, this is the first time I did this and I didn't know how it was gon na. Come out and I didn't feel comfortable enough trying to teach you guys something that I was still kind of learning on my own, but because they came out so good. I definitely want to do a tutorial like an in-depth tutorial teaching. You guys how to do it, because I will be doing more feet and hairstyles on myself. I'M just like and get better and just yeah save some money, I'll have to say nobody doing, umm but yeah. Thank you all for watching and stay tuned for the demonstration portion, so I already have half of my hair done. I'M going for the middle part, look and then in the back, I'm just doing in the back, I'm just doing box braids and so far I'm honestly liking the way that they are coming out. I'M pretty proud of myself come. I did one braid over here going forward, so we're going to do the same thing on this side: edge control that I'm using um. If you guys, if you guys, have seen any of my braiding videos before then you guys know, I like to use the kissed edge fixer, so that's the edge control that I'm using today, I'm just gon na take a little of that and just apply it onto My hair, then I'm going to take my hair and I thought I'm not doing a tutorial, but I'm still explaining this is our feet and braids. So basically you do little small sections and then you feed them in as you braid. So I'm just going to make me a few sections for this great and I'm using about this much for my braids work on my feet. In section, I used a really tiny piece for the first piece that I'm feeding, so I'm just gon na start by braiding, starting the braid with my natural hair and I'm also using some beeswax too, to help smooth in my natural hair, as i braid alright. So that's the first thing so now so now, I'm gon na start doing the braids braiding hair down just I started by just kind of brushing out my baby here a little bit into finish. This look off I'm going to just do my edges and baby here. I'M using the black guts to be jail and then I'm going to set my hair with some setting foam. I prefer to use the motions setting phone and I'm just going to apply this all over my head. Some of my natural hair was a little frizzy sticking out of the braid, so this kind of just helps seal those flyaways or anything like that, and then I'm going to blow-dry it on a warm setting and yeah. I also dip my hair off-camera to seal the ends, and that is it. I hope you all enjoyed this video. I think I did a pretty decent job, but as being my first time again, I did have like a few lumps in some of my braids, but I'm sure that'll get better as I continue to practice, but yeah definitely check out Jenna collection in there easy braids Fiber braiding hair, don't forget to Like share comment and subscribe and I'll see you. Ladies next time, bye