Trying Invisible Locs With Kanekalon Braiding Hair

Hey YouTube, so I decided to try these invisible likes on my daughter. I parted her hair off into sections like so, and I just used what I had in my closet, which was kind of like a long hair and it's just for braids. I know people use the Molly braiding hair, but we're going to use this today and see how it goes. I still use the shine and jam. I don't know who else doesn't or does use it, but this works for me and that's what I'm using in this video to part her hair and to put on her hair as I go along, oh okay. So when you're parting, you want to kind of make the parts wide and the back I kind of just use two, because that's how much space I had. I parted it into two sections wide enough for me to be able to part another two sections to create the quote-unquote lock. So I was seeing people some people braid the hair down and some people not braided some people just stuck the braiding hair and between the sections like this without braiding it. But I think it's more secure when you braid it, so I decided to braid it and then crochet um some braiding hair in between. So when I twist it it can kind of be secure. It won't just slide out, oh okay, so when you're using the type of hair that I'm using, then you have to kind of eye it. I think with Marley braiding hair already comes like sectioned off, but um with this hair, you kind of got an eye, as you can see, I'm doing you make it as thick as you want it to be. I figured this would be good enough. Um, the crocheted room, the tricky part, is when you get to the top, because you're trying to stretch it out to even out with the ones in the back, so you can kind of have enough wiggle room when you're Folding It Up. Okay. So when you're getting ready to twist it um, I am a righty. So I'm going to twist to my right and you keep twisting all your locks to the right. But when you go to twist them together, you will fold them over to the left and you'll, see what I do and, as you can see, you don't have to twist the lock all the way down just enough in the from the root to give the illusion Of a lock now you'll see how I keep twisting to the right and then I'll fold the lock over to the left. Hopefully that's helpful foreign foreign okay, so, as you can see, I had to stretch out the top, because I had to make sure that it was the same length as the ones that was in the back um. I should have added more braiding hair because it started thinning it out. So when I did twist it down, it was thick at the top and kind of thin at the bottom and you'll see so to follow up with that. If you're, using or if you're going to use, braiding hair, then just use more braiding hair. When you get to the top, so it can be thicker at the ends: foreign foreign, foreign, foreign, okay. So when it comes to the ends, you want to make sure that first one is the length that you want all of them to be, because that is going to be your guide. You first fold it up and you start twisting up as far as you want to go up and then you start twisting back down. I couldn't go that far up because I didn't have much hair to work with anyway, but um with. That being said, you don't have to cut the connect along hair if you don't want to, but I knew that I didn't want her hair to be that long. So I cut them anyway, you fold up as long as much as you want to install folding back down and you make sure the ends are stringy, because that will help you secure the ends when it comes to it. If you don't have enough stringiness at the end, then you can always take a little bit of hair from the best that you have left over and use little strings to um kind of secure the ends even more. I did not do that on some of them and some of them started coming out, so I would recommend really making it stringy at the end, so you can kind of secure it. Thank you, foreign, okay. So now I'm just cutting away any flyaways any hairs. That'S sticking out just so it can look neat foreign and I wanted to add this cute little string to her hair because I really thought it was cute foreign y that was it y'all. So I really like this style overall, she loved it. It'S lightweight. I don't like how the ends are kind of thinner, but it helped it be lightweight and, like I said before, just add your extra hair at the top, so it can be thicker anyway. She loved that style and it looks really neat. I, like it hope you guys enjoyed this video, see you in the next one foreign