Toddler Boy Hairstyle 43 | Three Layer Braid Style | Protective Hairstyle | Curly Hair Routine

Hey Kham fam welcome, welcome! Welcome if you are new here. Thank you so much for tuning in to keepingupwithkham. If you are returning subby. Thank you so much for tuning in to this video. If you have not already, please hit that subscribe button down below thumbs up this video don't forget to hit us in the comments and check out our instagram. It'S right there on your screen. Now this is our toddler boy, hairstyle video number 43. We'Re going to be doing a relatively easy to work up, braid style. It takes about an intermediate level of skill. This is braiding on the scalp or cornrows, so you do have to have a concept of that. You can alter this and do it as just regular. Like single braids for each part that i'm going to be doing, that is up to you. That is a different variation if you're not too comfortable with braiding on the scalp, all right so after sectioning off the hair into three, which is what we're ideally doing. I'Ve done the back, i'm now sectioning off the middle part um, but it's going to be kind of like this square, rounded square type of um type of part, so i'm doing it rough and then i'm just gon na go back and like make sure that i Even it out, but we are gon na, have three rows. We'Re gon na have uh four. In that front section you see that i just tied up it's going to be two on each side going down, then we're gon na have five in the middle and two at the back, be sure to section off your hair before you go ahead with braiding. It'S just going to make it a lot easier than doing it as you go. The back doesn't have to be too big. We'Re just doing two going straight down we're gon na do five in the middle, like i said, those ones are a little bit bigger in size, and then we have the four which are two on each side at the front, all right, so we're going in with Our hawaiian ginger moisturizing hair butter um. I struggle to say this company's name, so i'm not gon na butcher, it um, but this is the one that we're using. I go in and i put that on the section that i'm doing i don't put too much um, especially if i'm doing it on dry hair, because i don't want the hair to revert too bad and then i'm working with, like half short, have tight curls. You know not fun, so i do it enough to um lightly saturate the hair and make it workable, and now i'm using just regular um olive oil. I put it in a little bottle. Just makes it easier for me and i go ahead, and i put that in so it's like kind of a lco just without the l and then i'm going to put our shine and gem we're using the yellow one. I love this thing. This is what i use to get the parts looking super crispy super neat, and then i also use that to keep the hair down and um have like the perimeter of the braids and stuff looking neater looking tucked in and keeping the style lasting just a little Bit longer, re-section resection resection always use your rat tail comb and go back over the part after you put the shine and jam over that section, because you want to make sure that that line is crispy and neat like. I was just saying at each section now. You'Re going to put the shine and jam, i'm then going to use the rat tail comb just to comb through it a little bit. Then i'm going to use the soft children's brush just to make sure it is flat, and then, after that, i'm going to work. It in and do the braiding, but i am sectioning it off with these. I think they're called alligator clips. One of the subbies told me the name before i'm pretty sure it's alligator clip you could use it at the top. The side at both the top and the side, whatever makes it easier for you um to keep the hair out of the way while you're braiding, so i'm gon na. Let you guys in on what's been going on in regards to why there was a bit of a gap between this video and the last one. So i use my phone to do her videos, but i'm like maxed out on memory right now, i'm sitting at 23. 854 pictures and videos in my camera roll and like 5 600 of those are videos. Some of them are, like you know, short little videos from instagram and stuff, but still 5 600 videos. So i'm trying to uh get a mac. I'M trying to get things cleared off, i'm just trying to do a lot um to be able to get the videos out on time, because if i have no space, i can't record so that's what i'm going through right now, but i am working on it and I'M getting them to you guys as quickly as possible. So, as you can see here, i'm adding an elastic to the ends. I highly recommend that um, it just keeps the hair looking neater, it keeps the braid straighter um and it stops the ends from curling up. I did see cam like take out a couple of the elastics over time and the ends unravel and they curl up, and it does not look cute. So i highly recommend getting your hand on some of the elastics. I actually got a brand new pack i'll link. It in the description, but i'll also put a picture um in our community i'll do a post to show you guys what i got. It was like five dollars at walmart, but it was definitely an investment and definitely worth it. So i will put a picture in there for you guys, alright, so we are getting into the middle section um. I start out with doing the part or the sizing for the two on the outside, so the furthest left and the furthest right, because you just want that one to be um a little smaller in size. So, like you can see here, i've done three in the middle they're a little bit bigger, and then i have the two smaller ones on the side. So we are gon na clip that away and we're gon na again go in with our shine and jam. I do usually put the um olive oil on the perimeter before i add this, but i guess i was just in a little bit of a rush, so i didn't do that for this one but um i recommend it. I mean it's not necessary, but for me it's just like an extra layer of protection and i like to keep his hair as protected as i can from chemicals and harsh things. Not that the shine and jam is harsh, but just helps me feel a little bit better by having another barrier all right. So i'm gon na do a little bit of an explanation on this one. I'Ve slowed it down a little bit just to try and help. So i have three pieces. This is how i start every braid or every cornrow. So i'm gon na take my right piece. I'M going to put it underneath the middle piece with my index finger, i'm going to grab that left piece now with my left finger, i'm going to take the middle piece, bring it over to the left side and i'm going to go underneath the middle and grab The right as you do these over and unders you're, going to make sure that you're grabbing hair, along with the piece that you're taking. Because that's what's going to create the fullness of the braid. And that's. What'S going to allow for the braid to take form. As we go down so i'm grabbing the hair, you see i'm going underneath the middle with my right index, i'm taking the piece on the left and now that middle piece is on the left. It'S going to go back underneath and we're going to go, get the right side by braiding or cornrowing you're, using your index fingers and your middle fingers to using the middle fingers more so to keep the hair steady and using your index fingers to grab the hair And form that braid, so what i will do um, because i have been asked quite a couple times: um just a little more in depth and a little more detail for cornrows. So i'm going to do a video. It'S not going to be like an actual hairstyle. It'S just going to be me, demonstrating um, a couple different sizes of braids, just as a step-by-step a little like play-by-play. I guess um just to make it a little bit easier of a concept to grasp, because some people are visual learners. Some are um. Some need instruction so hopefully that'll be able to bridge um the gap on both of them and help you guys out. I'M adding shining jam to the tips as i'm braiding and going down just helps to keep the um hair neat and helps to keep that braid. Looking really slick really sleek um. It also actually helps with definition like when you take the hair out after the style is done. You can get a good like two three day, braid out from it, because the hair is um braided with the shine and jam in it kind of acts as like a gel as it is. But you know what i mean like it just helps with the definition of the braid out. So i'm doing the next one again, just like the same. I'Ve added the moisturizing buttercream i've added the olive oil, and then i've put the shine and jam on the perimeter of the hair. Always remember guys uh finger detangle as much as you can wide tooth combs that flow through pink brush that i use is really great. As well, it's just so we can have the least amount of tangles, the least amount of pulling on the hair, just to make sure that it's also as comfortable as possible for the kitties, because that way, it'll actually make it a little bit easier for them to Want to sit and get their hair done. Um i mean. Sometimes we got our tender headed babies that, regardless of how soft, how gentle we are, it's still gon na hurt um. So we can't do much about that, but definitely combing through as much as possible will help as we go as well as you can see like with his hair type, it's very much shrinking curls, so the more i brush through the more it elongates his hair um. So that the braid comes out as his full length and it's not like shriveled up and looks uh chunky and clunky and just doesn't look neat, that's more so what we're worried about by braiding, not really like the length! We just want the braid to look neat and organized. I know there's some mamas and grandmas who know exactly what this is. This is dirt and clean hair, like you wash the hair a day before you do it and it's just dust. I don't know where it comes from. I mean i guess the world is just a really dusty place at this point, because it just happens so much, but all right. So now we're in the front um and i didn't know what i wanted to do with the front at first um. I knew for sure that it's gon na go two and two. So that's why i did that middle part as you see um, but at first i was like i'm gon na do two going back slanted. I didn't really like that idea. Um, it was it's cute, but, like i just figured for this style, i wanted to kind of keep it all in the same direction, which is all going downward. So i quickly scrapped that idea. After looking at it - and i was like uh nope and i'm continuing with just the um straight down on the side, i am adding a little zigzag a little curve, a little abstract line to it to jazz it up a bit. You don't have to. If you don't want to, it just adds a little something extra, but definitely keep these two braids on each side going down instead of going backwards. I also want to let you guys know that i absolutely love seeing all the comments. Um saying how you guys have been trying out the styles, how you're going to be trying out new styles? It is amazing to know that we're really actually being helpful in the hair care and hairstyles for your little ones, so keep it coming. Keep us posted in the comment sections as well: keep us posted in um, our dms, on instagram or on our posts. If there are pictures that you guys want to, let us know and see like of what you've attempted definitely head over to our instagram and send those over. We always respond. Sometimes it takes maybe a couple days for me to get back to everybody, but i do respond to all the messages. We absolutely love it and we're so thankful and grateful for you guys and we hope we are giving you guys. Some amazing inspiration, amazing, um, hair inspo and that you guys enjoy it and you continue to enjoy it. So, thank you guys again um and just keep letting us know if there's anything in particular, you want i've seen a lot of you guys wanting to know more about like horn wrong. So, like i said, i'm gon na get that video for you guys, but there's. If there's anything else, you're interested in also, let us know - and we will get those videos out for you guys. So this is for those of you who wonder, oh my gosh, how does he sit so still it's because he's distracted, um his tablet was dead. So i gave him a computer that died, so he moved on to the oil um. He is a fidgety little one. He loves to move around unless he's distracted. So this is him just playing with anything and everything he can get his hands on and me hoping that the bottle is closed because who wants oil everywhere um i tried to get them to help me hold. It didn't happen. So this is my hundred percent indian hemp, hair and scalp treatment. It is from the company. Kuza love, love love. I just add this in. As you can see it has like the brown pieces, that's just natural products that they use to make it um. You can use your finger and take those out once the hair is done, but i just add that into the scalp it helps it grow. It helps it um stay nourished, all right, so a bit of a different ending, but this is our end, result absolutely loved. It but i didn't get like a sit down video, so we hope you guys do enjoy this uh check out. Our instagram you'll see more pictures um. Let us know if you try this. Let us know if you like it thumbs up if you haven't already subscribe. If you haven't already share us with your friends and family, hit us up on social media, and we will see you guys in the next video thanks so much for tuning in bye.