Toddler Boy Hairstyle 09 || How To Braid Curly Hair || #Boyhairstyles #Braids #Cantu #Hairtutorial

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So, as you saw already, he actually added some olive oil to his hair because I'm doing this on to day old, hair washed his hair about two days ago. I just rather do it on dry, hair than wet hair, because his hair coils up so much it just makes it harder when his hair is wet and curly to get the hairstyle to stay properly. So I did put that olive oil on there. That'S just to add, moisture and help with detangling instead of having to add water or Adam moisturizer, which will then just turn the hair right back to curly. So after sectioning the hair into half, I'm now going to work on the back section, I'm splitting that into half as well and then I'm gon na split that into four in total. So each half is gon na get two all right. Let'S get to the fun part, so you see here. I have sections one two and three: that's where I hold my hands and that's how I start off the braid, so you're gon na section it off in the beginning. You can either use a comb to section it off or you can just section off, as I do with my hands already so start with section three you're gon na, take it and go underneath the middle section, which is number two you're, then gon na grab. That number two bring it back on the left side. You'Re gon na go underneath and bring it back over to the right side and that's essentially the same motion that you're gon na keep doing over and over as you do. This motion you're also grabbing a little bit of hair as you go because at least that way you're able to build the braid as you go down the braiding shaft, so you're gon na take it you're going to take the section that is on your right side. Go underneath the middle, take it out on the left, go from the left side, take it out under the middle and come back up on the right side. So continuing on with the style, we have four braids going down the back of the head. The way that I parted it across, I did it a little bit high because for his hair, it's a lot thinner at the ends at the back. So I figured if I give him a little bit more from the middle it'll thicken out the braids towards the end and I'll just have a little bit better of a look to it. So when you guys do it, you don't have to make your horizontal part. So high, you could do it a little bit. Lower all depends on the child, the child's head, what you're comfortable with, but that's just a heads up on how I parted his hair. Take the hair on the right side. You'Re going to use your index finger to go through the middle section and get the hair onto the left side. Hold it down with your index. Finger on the right hand grab that new part of hair that came out with your left hand and cut through that middle again, with your left index finger getting yourself on top of the hair on the right side and you're, just gon na repeat it, the basic Gist is you're going to use your right index finger, go through the hair in the middle, go on top of the hair on the left and hold it tight. You now meet a new loose piece of hair on the left side. You'Re gon na grab that loose piece with your left index finger cut through the new middle piece over to the right side, and now you've made a loose piece on the right side. So you're gon na take the right index finger cut through go to the left and you just keep repeating, and even though I'm doing this style on his hair straightened and dry, you can see that his ends are already curling up. They do not stay straight. No matter what I do, I don't know what I need to do to be able to keep them straight and I don't like putting rubber bands, but I don't have a choice because if not, then it just unravels and it it's a waste. So silly me, I didn't realize that I actually stopped recording when I was braiding this side. So I'm going to show you on the left side, which is not my usual, but she got ta. Do what you got ta do so, with this dial, I'm doing a little bit of a design in the front little abstract make it up. As I go type of thing, I am keeping it symmetrical or attempting to because - and it's a little bit easier to know what you're trying to do on each side instead of just kind of going with the flow and not ending up with something that looks appealing. Just combing all the hair over to one side to get the desired effect that I'm going for with this part of hair. Remember guys the smaller the pieces of hair that you're taking as you braid down the tighter and neater the braid would look. So don't take big pieces of hair when you're collecting, as you braid down little little pieces, it'll all add up it'll all fit in, but the little the more little the piece of hair that you add in the nicer the braid will look all right. Ian here is the finished product. You guys. We hope you enjoy this unisex hairstyle, even though it has two rows of braids. It still suits either a boy or girl not too complicated and not too hard. We hope you enjoy, please let us know if you tried it if you liked it and don't forget to subscribe like and share this video bye,