Quick Method: Goddess Box Braids | Rastafri Goddess Curl Braid Review

What you mean: y'all, nope Anna she's dope, what you, what you mean, what you mean, what you mean, what is poppin youtube welcome back to my channel. Is she growed up best Panda and today, I'm gon na be actually doing a hair review for you guys on the roster free goddess, curl braiding hair, and this review is not sponsored. I just wanted to show you guys how you guys can cut down your style time by using this hair and I'm gon na get into that. But first I'm doing a trim on my clients, hair and that's mainly because if you guys can look at it, you'll see that her ends are really dead and she does typically wear her hair curly. She was experiencing a lot of damage just at the ends of her hair, so I'm gon na go ahead and give her a nice healthy trim, and I didn't record it on camera, because this video is really more about um, the braiding hair and so yeah. I just wanted to start off, showing you guys her before and where she was at. I did post this already on my Instagram, I'm just kind of talking about me offering trims at the beginning of all my services so yeah. This is what she started out as and in this clip here. This is after her trim, so you guys can see her hair looks nice and healthy and just a lot more full at the bottom, and I love love love just like transitioning my clients to healthy hair, because if you are someone who's trying to build a clientele, It'S very important that you focus on the health of your clients here, because, if their hair is breaking or they notice that their hair is damaged and you're, not really helping them grow it I feel like they're, less likely to come back and that's for braiding services. Coloring, really it doesn't matter what you do. The health of the clients hair is really extremely important. So here are a couple of the before and after pictures that I posted on my Instagram. If you guys don't follow me already go ahead and follow me, I always put my socials in the bottom right corner so berated it that's my Instagram, so yeah to start off her box braids. This is how I like to part the part down the middle at this really matter, but I like to section off the front and the back of the hair, so the hair that I'm gon na be using today is this Rasta free, goddess, curl braids, and it Is a pre stretched, braiding hair that is already curled at the ends, and it is 100 % toyoko long and toyoko line here is a synthetic fiber just like Kanekalon, but it's a lot fluffier and a little less natural-looking and you'll definitely be able to feel that In the texture of the hair as well so using this hair definitely definitely speeds up the style time on this style, because number one is super soft. You guys can look at how smooth this texture is, so it doesn't need to be dipped and it's already pre curled at the end, so that will take out the step of you having to add in a synthetic or a human hair. At the end of your braids, so I'm gon na show you guys how I section off my hair and I do have a prepping video on my channel already. But I go ahead and I pull pieces because I am going to be doing not list box braids. So I need to make sure that my pieces are ready to pull in. Not only does this help me save time, it just helps me move faster and work just a lot more efficient. Typically, I would separate all the braiding hair that I'm using for the style. So if I use like, let's just say, three packs, I'm gon na prep all three packs, but with this hair I do only do it pack by pack, because if you prep too much of the hair on the tray, then it does tend to tangle a little Bit at the ends like when you're going to pick up pieces - and so you do want to be really really careful about that, but yeah. I definitely like this hair. This is actually my second time using it. I had recorded this review already before actually, but the footage was really dark, and so I want us to do it again, just because I really really enjoyed working with this hair. Typically, I don't like rust-free hair, like uhm y'all, almost said Rastafari okay. So let me tell y'all this before I continue like. I don't know how many of y'all saw this braiding, hair and y'all was like calling it Rastafari. Like my whole life, I thought that that was what it was called until a stylist had checked me a long time ago and she was like what you say and I was like Rastafari girl and she was like you mean rhasta free, and then I looked at The pack - and I was like damn this whole time like I was saying Rastafari so anyway. Typically, I don't really care for their braiding hair, because it's not really soft on my fingers like expressions is - and I feel like it - has kind of like a super synthetic look to it. Like almost like a plastic, you look, but when I saw this hair I was like dang like this is so smart and I had to try it out and, like I said this video is definitely not sponsored. So I'm really giving you my honest opinion um. I was like man, I love this like this was such a smart idea and I thought that it would tangle at the ends just because, like it's synthetic braiding hair, and you think it would do that, but my client actually rocked it and I've seen her a Couple of times and she was like yeah, it doesn't tangle at all like I love it and it's super light super soft on my fingers, and so I was like okay. Snap like this might be a thing, but for me what I use this every single time. I do this style, I'm gon na, say no, and the reason why I'm saying that definitely is not. It doesn't have to do anything with the quality of the hair. It'S mainly just because I love to use him human hair whenever I'm doing any type of goddess or bohemian Styles, and I've already told you guys this in a lot of videos where I do those styles that I definitely prefer to use human hair. I just feel like it looks a lot more natural. The human hair is not super thick and super fluffy, and I just think that, no matter what it will last longer - and so that would be my only reason for not using this typically for every single style. So, as I approach the end of the braid to seal it, I'm taking off a small piece of the braiding hair and I'm kind of wrapping it around and tying it. You can also burn it. I mean there's a lot of different ways to seal off your braids, but you don't want to do it too far down to where there's not enough curls left out, so you guys can see, there's still curls at the bottom of it, but you can really determine How much of the curl you want to leave out when you're using them braiding hair? You can kind of tell where the curl starts, because obviously it's right at the bottom, and that would be one challenges if your client doesn't want her braids to be super long. You would have to cut the hair and so yeah, I'm just lucky lucky that she wanted it this long, so I didn't have to cut it, but yeah. The curls are definitely like set at the bottom, so you just want to braid down until you reach that curl and then I prefer to tie it you so recently, whenever I'm doing bohemian or goddess type Styles, I have been finding ways to dip the hair. So I know a lot of stylists, don't dip it and your braids will be kind of stiff, and that is one thing that I loved about this hair is that I didn't feel like I needed to dip it, because, even with all of her hair being braided, It wasn't super stiff, the hair is like really fluffy and light, so it still had a lot of movement and a lot of times when I do use braiding hair. That is connecting I'm like when I do this style with expressions. It definitely needs to be dipped because it's very just hard, and so that also saves time not having to dip it in everything. So, basically, once I was done braiding it all up, I went ahead and put my mousse and my hairspray on it and taught my styling strips and I put a little bit of extra mousse at the ends of her hair, just to kind of tame it, because Otherwise it can get really like fluffy, so I always tell my clients, if you want to manage your. If you want to manage like your curl pattern and everything, then you can just use mousse and put that in there. So that's what I'm gon na do this time, it's kind of focusing on the bottom now as you're braiding. Sometimes there are little straight pieces at the bottom of the curls that are hanging down, and so I'm gon na go in and trim that off, but it really wasn't a lot of it. It just kind of depends on how you run your fingers through through the hair, as you're, braiding and operators know what I mean by that as you're braiding, you kind of detangle as you go. You just want to kind of be careful because you can kind of pull out some of those curls. Luckily I didn't do that to a lot of them, so yeah guys these are the curls. This is what the finished look looks like I'm gon na go ahead and move her hair around and also at the end of this video I'm gon na have her stand up so that you guys can see how long they they they sorry. They hang. This client here is probably about. Let me see I'm 5'4 she's, probably about 5 6, so you guys can see where these braids will fall on you. So yes guys. I would definitely definitely recommend this hair, especially if you're someone who doesn't mind having the synthetic curls at the bottom of your hair. I think that this is a great option and it will definitely save you time as you're styling, because you can skip a lot of those extra steps. You don't have to stretch it or anything like that. It'S really just in the pack and ready to go. If you guys like seeing these reviews, let me know in my comment section make sure you guys like subscribe and thumbs up this video and I'll keep them coming and yeah. Thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you guys enjoyed this I'll catch. You guys in my next video what you mean: y'all nope Anna she's dope. Would you eat what you mean, what you mean, what you mean