Diy Crochet S-Curl With Plastic Straw On Kanekalon Braiding Hair | Hot Water Method !!

Hi guys welcome back to junior's diys in today's video, i'm going to be showing you how we transformed this kennel braiding hair into this beautiful and very unique spring crochet, curls, very bouncy and very delicious, and if you're ready for this video, like i'm ready, then let's Go so i'll be using the unpicked version of lush kanekalon braiding hair. For this call, you can also use the prepaid version of the braiding hair, but you should know that it already comes in the measured length, and so it's going to be shorter than the unpicked version of the hair. I just go ahead and take down the braids from the hair and then i'm just going to cut the hair into two equal parts from the middle. If you want your braids to be longer, i recommend that you don't cut the braiding hair at all and just go ahead to pick the braiding hair. I have a video in the description box that explains clearly how to pick um braiding hair, the right way to avoid loss and breakage of braiding hair. So i'm just going to go, apply, hair cream to the hair and rub it around the braiding hair before brushing it's better, to apply hair cream to reduce breakage and also to the brushing process very, very smooth and easy. This is what it looks like after it's been brushed, i'm just going to start taking small sections of the hair and putting it on yarn that i tied on the chair that i'm going to be using to create this call pattern. I use plastic straw for this style. I'M just going to go ahead and fold it to two equal sections before wrapping it around the braiding hair, i'm going to start by twisting and then i'd wrap it around the first leg of the plastic straw before going under wrapping on top of the second leg. I'M going to twist again wrap it and then twist again wrap on top of the other one. Before going on the unwrap. I don't know if you can understand what i'm saying, but i'm trying to create a pattern where i go from up to down and then come up again and go down, i'm just going to keep doing that if you're not picking the braiding hair. I recommend that you add to the length of the plastic straw, because if this length gets filled by a half of the braiding hair, if you're not going to be cutting the braiding hair you're going to need a longer plastic straw. So just take another straw and from one end of the straw just fold a little bit and attach it to each other, so it becomes longer before folding. It do so. I'M going to be taking bob pins and i'm going to use that to secure the ends of the braid. If you don't have bob pins, you can just use yarn. That'S tradion that you use for sewing, i'm going to be adjusting it and creating spacing in between the curls that i'm trying to form you twist first before wrapping it on top and then on that, before wrapping on top again and going under and on top. So it's just like under on top then under and then you go on top again. You can see how i'm wrapping each section i go under and on top and then i also i'm going to brush areas that are tight or stocked i'm going to brush and make sure that you are wrapping very tight, because if this is not tied, the curl Pattern is not going to come out well, so i'm just going to repeat the process till i exhaust the braiding hair that i have for this core. This is what it looks like after we are done. I also went off camera and i curled the remaining part of the braiding hair, i'm going to be taking hot boiling water in a cup. I recommend using a cup because it's easier for you to get to each section of the coral than when you are using a bucket or any other thing and also use something to push it inside, because you're dealing with hot water. You don't want any of it. Getting in your hands and using towels so that you are very very protected when you are using this hot water, you want to make sure that the hot water gets to every section of the hair, because if it doesn't get to the section of the hair, it's Not going to form very well, so i'm just going to let this air dry completely. When i came back it completely dried as you can see, and it's already taking shape. So i'm going to start trimming the ends and the fly away from the plastic straw. Then just go ahead and push it down from the straw on slab completely taking it out, and this is what it looks like i'm going to repeat the process for all the cold sections of the hair. Like i'm going to be trimming the ends just to make sure that they are even and all those tiny parts are not there, and this is what the hair looks like you can see how beautiful and unique this hair is. It'S not something you see on people regularly. You can see the length of the hair we use in comparison to what we got from it. We got 68 pieces of crochet from one pack kanekalon braiding hair, and you can see that it's about one foot of the hair extension we use - and this is the hairstyle that we use this call to create. The link to this hairstyle is going to be in the description box and on the screen, so you can go ahead and check out this video to see how we achieve this beautiful hairstyle and don't forget to give this video a thumbs up to like and subscribe. If you're new to my channel, i also went ahead and packaged the hair. This is the best way to keep it if you are not ready to use it. It'S going to be like this when you need it. This is how bouncy and cute this hair is. Thank you so much for watching this video. If you are new to my channel, don't forget to like and subscribe drop a comment in the comment section also check out these other videos and until next week's video have a wonderful week,