Toddler Boy Hairstyle 22 | Crisscross Braids | Protective Style | #Curlyhair #Toddlerstyles

Hey cam fam welcome back to keeping up with cam, so today we're hitting you with our toddler boy, hairstyle, video and number 22. This is such a cute style. It works up really nice. It takes a little bit of time to make sure that you have all the sections parted out correctly, but it looks so wonderful at the end. We hope you guys enjoy it if you're new here. Thank you so much for tuning in to our channel. Thank you. So much for clicking our video if you could kindly hit that subscribe button down below and the bell icon beside it that way, you're going to be notified every time we drop a new video um if you're returning subby. Thank you so much for coming back thumbs up this video, if you like it guys hit us down in the comment section below we love hearing from you guys. We love talking to you guys, and we just hope that you enjoy the video alright. Let'S do it so the most important part of this style would definitely be the parting um. We want to make sure that the parts are done correctly and there's a proper amount so that the style actually turns out looking decent. So we part the middle um. That line doesn't have to be straight because this is an updo, so it's not going to be showing, but all the other parts should be straight because that's where the braids will be so in the back, i'm making it into three i'm doing um. I guess kind of a triangle part thing: um, i'm starting in the middle of his nape, and i am partying up or down whatever direction, makes it easier for you on both the left and the right side, so that middle part, that middle um portion of hair Will be a triangle, and then you have the two pieces on the outsides, which are a little bit smaller in size than the um, the middle one, so you're just going to twist them braid them, whatever get them out of the way, just make sure that they Are parted properly? Alright, so we're going to go ahead and part the front section as well. We'Re gon na have two smaller parts on the outside and then the bigger part on the inside. Just like we did the back of the hair take as long as you need to when it comes to parting, make sure those lines are crisp guys. We want the braids to look really great um. You can see. I came from the front there just to make sure that it lined up in the middle of his head. I take forever to part. I want my lines to be as straight as possible. Take your time, don't rush, it nobody's looking at you nobody's judging you. So i'm using my curly kids mix texture, hair care, frizz control paste, as you guys can see. This is a new packaging and i thought it was just the packaging that was new. No, it's actually the product as well. My thoughts on it i'm a little skeptical right now. Um, maybe i'll make a video going into it a little bit more, but i'm still going to use it because i mean i just bought it, but i will actively be looking for um something else that i could use. That will give me the same type of use from it, hopefully something that's a little bit closer to the original, the original product, all right, so we're just going to braid this braid down regular, nothing, special, we're just gon na make sure we're getting all the hair Make sure everything's laying flat um the first control paste really helps a lot keeping um the edges smooth and getting the hair together. Like i said, it's not working like the original, but it is doing the job. So i'm adding the fridge control paste to the perimeter of each section that i braid this one. I'M actually going to be cutting up into two you'll see that in a second um. But that way it just keeps the hair from freezing up from from falling out of the braid, especially if your child has hair texture. Like my son, which is really soft and silky, i guess i would say, because his hair gets messy. So, quick, no matter how much i wrap his hair at night, no matter what i do, it's just going to get a lot messier, a lot quicker than if his hair had a little bit of more texture to it, which i mean kind of sucks. Okay, so we've cut that big part into and we've sectioned off the left side of it. So what we're gon na do is we're gon na cut this section again now into four: that's how we're gon na get that cross over braid. So it's gon na be four we're gon na split it in the middle and then we're gon na split it um horizontally. Now, by doing that, it's going to give us four four sections within this one: big block, so we're going to separate those - and you know twist them or braid them, put them off to the side. We'Re gon na use the top right with the bottom left and the top left with the bottom right. So this time we are starting with our top right piece and our bottom left piece and we're going to braid those two into each other. So you braid the first part down and then you're going to just kind of curve it over connect it to the the piece on the left and just braid it down so you're going to braid this down. Just like you would normally start it off. Just like you would normally there's nothing really too fancy about it. It'S just that we're going to be connecting the two braid sections together from opposite sides. Now i do want to say my nails are completely jacked up from a really bad acrylic set that i got so if you see you know one of my nails looking like it's not complete, that's because it's not like the lady messed it up, so bad that It like came off so i apologize that my nails are not done right now guys, but i'm letting them breathe, hoping that i can get them done again in the near future because my birthday is coming up and that would be really nice. But again sorry. They look weird in these videos. That'S just a little explanation as to why so now we're going to braid the second section, so we're going to use the top left piece with the bottom right piece and we're going to braid it over top of the first braid. So when you are done this section you're going to repeat this on the on the um left side of his of your child's hair, so you're going to have the crisscross in the middle and you're going to have the single braid on the side. Now what i did was i wanted the braid that goes over top to go in opposing directions. So for the right side. That'S why i started the second braid with on the left going right, so when you're doing it on the left side, you're gon na start that second braid on the right side going left so you're gon na do the same thing. We did on this side. You'Re. Just gon na do it on opposite sides. I would have shown you guys, but honestly, the video would be really really long and i'm trying not to have these super long videos for you guys um. So it's literally just the same thing that we did except we're. Starting on the left first, and then this the right second you'll see how cute that looks. It looks really effortless, it doesn't look bumpy, it doesn't look, you know big or out of place. You can do these um with smaller sections, so the crisscross is is quicker than this. You can do it with longer sections all the way down. Whatever makes you happy, but it's just still the same process of splitting up that section, that you're using into four pieces and doing from left to right and right to left. Okay. So now to the back of the hair, we've added our first control paste and we're just smoothing it in making sure that we get it in there. It'S especially important to do it on these perimeter braids because you know they're holding like all the ends and the sides of the hair together. So you want it to look as sleek as possible and then you're just gon na. Do the braid um, as you would normally braid, as if you're you know, braiding down, but we are braiding up um, so you just braid it up and you you're still going to braid all the way out to the ends of the hair um, because we're going To put the hair together in a couple different ways, and i'm going to show you how you can style these some different ways do: okay, now, for the middle part, to get a little fun. We are going to do this last section kind of similar to um. The technique that we used in video number 21 with the zigzag, so this is going to be one little miniature zigzag going upwards instead of going downwards, so i'm cutting up into four because the size that it is it is just the half of the head is Not the full head, so i have the smallest piece at the beginning, because that's where we're starting off, we want it to be. You know a great clean beginning. Then i have two in the middle and the last one that i'm showing you right here. I did that one just a little bit thinner than the other ones, just because you know we're finishing it up. We wanted to start thin and and thin. I'M sorry about the uh awkwardness of this positioning guys it is weird and not the best um for getting good shots when you're braiding the bottom up um, but i hope you kind of get the gist of it like we did covered in the other video. So you're just going to braid that section and we're going to the left, then we're going to get the next section we're going to start it at the left and bring it to the right you're going to connect it with the end piece of the first braid. Before it give it a little curve and then you're going to continue along that way, um super easy once you know what you're doing once you get the process of it um, it's really just kind of joining braids. Together, it's not anything too difficult with the braids. It'S just that little joining piece when you um when you're, starting whenever i look at this zigzag portion of the back of his hair, i kind of just think of superman. I feel like this zigzag looks like that ass, that's on his chest, i'm just like! Oh, that looks so cute um, so you never know that may be another inspiration for another braid hairstyle at some point in the future. Okay, so once you tie it up, we're gon na have three different ways to go about the ends. The first one is just braiding: the braided ends together um and putting an elastic at the end of it. Keep it down like a ponytail like that. It is a little bit chunkier that way, because they're already braided and you're braiding them together. But it's a lot quicker, it's the least amount of work that you have to do, because the ends are already braided and you know easy peasy. The second way to go about it is unbraiding all of the ends and braiding them together. As one big braid, i mean you you're unbraiding it so that takes up a little bit of time, but once we get it braided down, it's super easy. Once it's braided down, you just wrap it around, put a small elastic to hold it and voila. It'S a little bun that was style number two now style number three we're gon na still keep the ends. Um unbraided well from like the original braids and we're gon na split that into two. Depending on how thick your child's hair is. You can split it into three or four completely up to you. I went with two um and then you braid those sections down and then i'm just going to put an elastic at the end of both of them and call it a day now keeping in mind. If your child's hair is curly at the ends - and you know with that same issue that i have with camera - the ends just curl up you're going to want to do that. Braid coming down overhand like this. That way, it's not as tight and it's not going to curl as quickly as you can see the difference in the original way, where i braid downward it's very tight, very thin and braiding upward gives it a lot a lot more fullness, and i guess that's what Keeps it from curling guys look at this amazing final product, our toddler boy hairstyle is complete. It is so cute. We have these two crossover braids at the front. We have the zigzag in the back and it's coming out into a ponytail super super super cute style. Like i said it doesn't take that much work, it's just that there is a lot of parting to make sure that the style comes out properly, so make sure we're getting our crispy lines make sure that we're getting everything to look as neat as possible. I hope you guys enjoyed this style. I hope it turned out as amazing for you guys as it did for us. If you have any questions, comments or concerns about it, please drop those down in the comment section below. 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