Zig-Zag Side Braids- Hairstyle For Girls

Hi everyone thank you for watching again, so today, I'm going to show you guys this cute protective hairstyle, it's a bit more advanced than my most of my hairstyles, but I really really liked it and I just wanted to share it with you guys. I hope you enjoyed the video it took me about 60 minutes to get it done and she will wear it for two weeks, as always, i'm starting off on freshly washed and blown out hair. If you want to get a visual on how I wash Amelia's hair, please click on the link above, if you want to get a visual on how I blow out Camelia's hair and how often please click on this link above first. That is to divide your hair into two parts after I divided her hair into two parts, I'm starting with the zigzag of braids and I'm going to create five zigzag braids in total, and I want them to all start around the center of her ear. The trick to clean a six egg grades part is to part the hair before you start braiding. So, like I'm doing here, I'm creating my part. So I know exactly how big the each section is going to be. It will make it a whole lot easier doing. Your six egg braids. So this was definitely the difficult part and now comes the easy part, which is basically I'm just twisting the hair and I'm using rubber bands at the root of her hair. To give the twist a more puffy look to make sure she needs hair stays moisturize during her protective style, I'm using the bamboo protein treatment of the new green collection from crows. It'S a really really good leave-in conditioner, and it leaves her hair super soft and moisturized. I really love it. I do have to say that this is a protein based leaving conditioner, so you really have to be extra careful to not use it too often, but protein is definitely good for your hair, I'm just using a small amount, because I don't want the hair to revert Back and leave her with very shrunken twists, but I do want it to be moisturized and have a bit of volume, so the trick is to not use too much product per twist. That was it. I hope you enjoyed the video. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them in the comments box below and I'll make sure to answer them. Asap