Curly Crochet Braids (Natural-Looking)|How To And Style Tutorial

After so much begging, I finally got my sister to let me record her hair stuff. So here I have her she's already sectioned her hair, the back will be crochet, the top two sections will be bun and the size will be crocheted awesome for her cornrows she's. Using added hair on the side, take the braid hair cut it in half. Let'S take a small piece and begin braiding. You don't have to use edit hair, but you can, if your hair is more thin or short, once you've done about three braids on each side. Begin straight back cornrows for the back section. This is the easiest part on each side. She did a braid and connected their tails at the corner of her nape, and each straight following will simply go straight back with each braid inspection, she's moisturizing. First, with the spritz applying as I am leaving conditioner and after brushing that through she uses a product called baby, don't be bought still in the moisture, continue doing straight back cornrows until you've completed your whole back section. In total, she had about nine braids in the back, my sister crocheted the Hang Time into each other's so make sure you sew and tuck your braids. It ends away, but to crochet the hair you're going to need the crochet tool which opens and closes like. So in crochet, hair she's using Rasta, free, Bahama, curl color 1b, and it looks like this so you're going to take one individual, crow and separate it. That will give you the natural pearl look, and this is what you will crochet it onto the braid. With the lash closed you're, going to stick the crochet needle through the braid open up the latch and hook the hair onto the needle, then you'll close the latch back and pull it through the braid to the other side. Now pull the hair through the loop. A few times to tighten it onto the braid, the motion is very similar to putting a hair tie onto your hair, so once you've done that and tightened it you're done so. Stick: the needle through open the latch hook, the hair close it pull it back through and tighten the hair onto the breeze, continue to do that with each section of hair. You'Ll do this for about a good two three hours. She said so just sticking through cooking closing pulling through entitlement. There'S no exact placement that the hair needs to go. You could follow any type of organization you want. You can go up corn rows across corn rows, as your hair starts to fill up. You move on to another section, so with my sister's hair, you saw that she started at her nape completed the back section and is now filling in the sides. After crocheting she moisturized the two top sections with the same products that she used for the braids. You can do to regular buns if you want, or you can use rubber bands to create a design like she did just to give the style a little more flavor. So she gel two small sections into separate rubber bands in the front and type them into a third section in the back like so to blend your hair with the crochet here, you're going to crocheted the hair through these sections, as you did with the braids and Once you've done, this you're gon na put all the hair into a ponytail holder so that you can send them and roll it into a bun. I hope this was pretty simple so where you could crochet your own style now. I absolutely adore this style that she came up with if you agreed thumbs up down below overall, I'm just so happy she's. Finally, letting me record one of her style. So thank you so much for watching this don't forget to Like and subscribe down below.