So I Tried This Trending Tiktok Layered Curly Ends Braids...

These are the trending tik tok layout braids. I'Ve been seeing this style everywhere on my phone page pinterest. This was the reference picture. I took to the breeder, and this was what it came out like, so i'm just making this video in case you want to try out this style, the process of making this style and how to do it kind of like a tutorial. I did this hairstyle on freshly washed hair that way you'll not be eating your hair through the duration of the braids installments. My hair has to be stretched whenever i'm breathing. It makes the job easier and just less pain for me. Less tension on everything. So i use the threading metal to stretch my hair from my hair and left it that way for, like two to three days after that, i took it down combed out my hair and my curls were stretched out and i matched my way to the braiders. To do my hair - and that was how i prepped my hair for this hairstyle. So the first thing i did was mix my attachment. I have a lot of attachment that i buy when i buy an attachment and i use it for hair and i don't use it up. I just leave it somewhere next amount to do my hair, i buy another one i use it. I don't use it all up, i leave it so well, so what i did is, i just took all the attachments in my house: the different colors, the different brands, different everything, and i just combined it together, and it gave me this really cool rainbow color kind Of vibe and i um, what's it called now? What'S that thing you do? I picked the attachment to make it uneven at the end, and then i put it in different bunches. They all had like different tones different shades in the in the in each bundle use different colors for different sections. When i wanted to do the hair, i took this picture to my braider and i told her that she should first part my hair like that. So i used one color for this section, another set of colors for this section, another set of colors and for the back. That'S how i did it and you can see the front, has a different tone. For this first section i had a mixture of um color 30 a bit of 613.. You can see a sprinkle just a sprinkle of it here and there 28, and you can just see the black of my hair. So you just give this beautiful blend right here. I do like blending attachments in the way that you blend it too much that everything just become one i want. I still want to see like the different shades in color, so it gives this piano kind of vibe. So that's how that's how i blended it. I didn't let them completely merge together. Second shade: i used this really magnificent shade of orange. I bought this attachment one time i think it's called sunset. Let me show you what it looks like. Can you see this? It looks like fire, like literal fire. I wanted to do braids with just this, but i was like maybe next time, maybe next time i put a little sprinkle of it in here and i mix it with 30 28 black, that's color one and three one five, so they're like five different colors in This one this one i just had black color, 30 and 315. I think but yeah anyways - you can use whatever colors you like, but the colors i use, i think, they're pretty. I think it's quite fun like just the way i measure the colors together so yeah. Those are just details on the colors that i used. I know. Typically, you start your braids from the back, but i started with the front because i use the length of my hair to know where the first step of the layers will be just because the braid has to bring us down the length of my hair and then Leave the the ends: there is ongoing joke about black women thinking their hair is going to grow like five inches overnight, so they make sure they give extra gap when cutting off the extension. For me, it's always the opposite. I always underestimate how much my hair is growing if my hair is here. This is what i think my hair's got into anyways. So i'm glad i just had it from the front shower, because if i hadn't started from the front day by time, i did the back layer and it stopped somewhere. I wanted it to be short, but i forgot that my hair has grown like really long. Every time i want this, i want to take down, but i always end up cutting my hair, because i always underestimate how much my hair as well but yeah. I just had to use the length of my hair. So this was where my hair, my hair, stopped somewhere around here, i think, and then i just put even some of them. My hair was still picking out, which i feel like i have damaged some parts of my hair because when we soaked it in hot water, my hair was definitely in that boiling water. Now i'm just thinking of the damage i did to my hair, but that's beside the point. So that was how we did this front section braided it, and then we left the loose attachment just floating around and we did it for the second step as well braided. It to about the same length as this one, and then we let this one you know just be longer because of the the steps, and that was how i did the back and the other one. So these last bits are the longest you find it gets all. The way down here this is how long they are. I had to make it extra long just because the front was already long, i'm not just trying to flex the length of my hair or anything, but i'm really. I was surprised i was like she's braiding, i'm like oh, it's fine, she's, like no, your hair is still there. We have to keep braiding and then she breathe all the way down here and i'm like. Ah, my hair is still here but anyways. I'M glad my hair is i've not gone completely about with how much hair i cut whenever i want to take down this braid, so at least when i'm taking down this braid. I just need to cut from here i spin in the front and i'm very tender headed there. I can't even stand the tension or pressure at all. So oh, this is very ditty. So what i did was, i told her to use the crochet method in front that way you have less tension on your scalp. If you have tender scalp like me, just use the crochet method, because where most of the paint is going to come from is how they are picking your hair with the attachments from the roots. So i use the crochet method for this front section and then the rest. I just did it to save time, because crochet maker definitely takes more time than regular. So now i'm just going to apply mousse to my hair. This mousse is just going to steam. All your flybase make everything life flat. This is how you want to roll this. You want to really it's facing yourself so that the colors are kind of, like you know, embracing your face, soak it in hot water and undid it. It was really tiny in the front, but by the time it goes to the back. I'D be sitting there for like eight hours or nine hours, i think 10 hours, because i got it by 11 and i left by seven in the evening or eight at some point i was like. Is this not so tiny? Please who's going to say that i'll be listening. All this and i'll say in total, i used um two packs of regular extension. Also when you put this hair in the ponytail, it's actually really cute as well. If you put it up or it look, political is too fresh for me to be putting it in the high ponytails. I got this claw clams that everybody's using now the way trends work is actually kind of funny. We used to have a lot of this at home. When i was younger, i thought they were the most ugliest things i'd ever seen in my life and then boom. They are backing trends and i couldn't wait to buy one because i've seen a lot of people wearing them. Blue screens, i decided to join the bandwagon because i'm a mindless individual. Now they don't look as ugly as they used to beauty is typically what is popular. Like who says this is pretty, who who says this is ugly, who it just is, and we decide anyways whatever who hears nope. That was another tutorial on how to do this. I'M not the one, i'm not the one, bye seriously. Now that i actually look at it objectively, you're ugly, avoid me bye, i'm just trying to make an aesthetic pleasing video like what is this