How To Do Easy Feed In Braids/Cornrows With Kanekalon Hair | Tutorial

Hey, ladies, so this is the finished product of my hair. I love the results. The parts are really neat um. I use three packs of braiding hair, but, to be honest, I wasted a lot of hair, so you can get just regular braids in here like most of the time going to say brain here and say, like 100 percent kinky long, just weave, braiding hair. It'S like a dollar ninety-nine at the hair store. I used em 33 1b that wasn't really on purpose. The m33 David like a hint of red. You can't even tell it really was a mistake, but what B was what I was trying to use the hair like the hair that I got was $ 1.99 and then there was awesome one for a $ 2.99. You can probably find one for 399. The more you spend on it like smoother that the hair is, I wasn't trying to do it, though I was just trying to be cheap about it, so I ended up using, like I said, two and a half pack, so I spent six dollars on this hair. You have a cute protective style before I started, I washed my hair and then I let most of it air dry and then I blow dried it just a little bit just to make this straight. It was still damp when I started braiding and actually, but I knew that it would dry after that. I had polemic conditioner and I put oil on it. Every night oil, my scalp just to keep my scalp nice and moisturized, and so I'm going to show you the feeding in meth. It was really hard for me to learn this method, so I really want to share it with you guys, because it's like so much for me to learn how to bright, and it seems like not learn how to braid but learn how to feed in the hair. It seems like it's like such a simple process and then it wasn't so I'm gon na share that with you guys. My ends have rubber bands on the end of them complete side. Note you can thin your outside that one it or not, don't mind that, but you can thin your edges. Your ends out to the point where you can just braid down and then, when you're done, you dip them in water. So that's all I did it. I put rubber bands on the end of them. It'S simply easier, so enjoy the video. If you want to see how I achieved this file by doing a normal braid, taking your usual three strands of hair and then just braiding down you'll ask the hair in later, but the initial part of the braid you want to just break down. I didn't want my hair to have a loop in the front or I wanted it to look. You know as real as possible as I was braiding the first hair that you add this first braid is pretty confusing but notice that I'm using my hand on the left and adding it to that strand. That'S on the left. It'S kind of hard to see it will get easier to see throughout the video and even easier when I get to braid too, but that hair that you added it went under. So you add it to the hair on the left and then the next piece that comes on the left. You add it to that as well and then continue braiding like normal, so you want to braid like normal all the way down when you get to the second piece of hair you're gon na make it a little bit thicker than the first piece you're gon na. Take the piece of the braid: that's sticking out on the left and add your hair to that one you'll bring that piece down and as soon as the next piece comes out to the left, you add the rest of the hair. To that one. You just keep braiding like normal and don't set every time I add in the hair, I'm using my hand on the left to add it in it helps if you always use the same hand, because you're always gon na feed in the hair. The same way, remember that, every time you add in a new piece of hair, you want to make it thicker than the last piece that you added in this way as you're braiding down your hair is getting thicker from the top of your braid to the bottom Of your braid, you is a little bit better than the last few, so I'll take that piece of hair. That'S on the left - and I add the braid here today after I bring it down, I continue braiding like normal, the next piece of hair that goes to the left. I add the rest of the hair. That'S hanging over the comb to that piece. Keep in mind that this is really my right that I'm using, but for the sake of the video, this is the left side. This is a very clear view, so that piece that's on the Left. I added the hair to it. I'M running that piece down like I continue to braid and then the next piece that went to the left. I added the rest of the hair too, and that's exactly what I'm doing, but I'm doing that on my scout.