Bohemian Curls Natural Looking Crochet Braids | Slaybyciara

Hey guys welcome back to my channel it's slay by Sierra here so today, I'm coming to you guys, with a crochet review, slash install video. This whole video is going to be voice over, though so, but you're still gon na get all of the same information. But this here is the hair that I will be showing you guys how to install and giving you guys all my insights and my feelings about it as well, but first, let's just get right into the Installer video. So I'm just showing you my braid pattern. I do have an anchor braid up top doing a side curved part, so right now, I'm just showing you guys how I tuck away that um, the braids that are kind of hanging around, so I'm just using my crochet needle and I'm just pushing it through the Rest of my braids, so my braid pattern is basically straight down and whatnot and we're just gon na go ahead and tuck away those excess braids. So once I have everything tucks away, you guys can really see it up front what I did, but this is the hair that I'm using it's from sensational hair and it's the bohemian curl and it's 18 inches in the color t1b / 27. This hair was provided by Sam's beauty of you don't know. Sam'S Beauty is a major Beauty Supply online store that offers so many different crochet here anything you can think of. They offer different hairstyles. So that's where this hair is from, but um yeah we're just gon na get right into the crochet video. So normally I know I don't think I really show you guys how I do the back, so you're gon na see exactly how I do the back. So I just do the back like the regular crochet method. I think I tie probably about quarter like five to six knots, I'm just to make sure it stays in place, but I don't for this style. I didn't like split the curls in half. I literally just took one individual curl and just crocheted it in this made everything go way faster for me, then splitting it and making in smaller pieces. I just didn't feel like doing it so throw the hole back. You'Re, just gon na see me do the regular crochet and yeah, but in reference to this hair, the curl pattern is a super, pretty curl pattern, as you guys saw from the beginning when everything was all the way done. But I'll just talk tomorrow when it's finished, but I just want you guys to see how I just regularly crochet the back. So when it comes to the backlight, you can guys see how I'm moving all the way around. I'M like not looking at a mirror or anything, I'm just feeling to where to place it. You don't have to put everything so close together, because this hair, as you see, is so big that is going. Everything is gon na get covered up in the back regardless. So you can space your stuff out and now I'm just going to show you guys how I do the front, so I do the front the exact same way as they do the back. I just go on each braid and just kind of work. My way up just in a row and work my way up, so you can space it out. However, you want the care is soulful like it's gon na get covered, so you're you're not don't have to be so close together if that makes sense. Okay, so next I do have an inker braid in the front of my hair, so I'm going to show you guys how I do that so for the incubator in the front, I do like the invisible part method which I'll go into more detail. When I show you guys my actual part, but I use that method, because I want that base you covered fully and so not as many knots will be showing. So, that's why I do this method kind of around the perimeter and also on my part area to make it look kind of as natural, like it's growing out of my scalp as possible. So after I finished this last little section, we'll move on to the actual part, so I can go into really detail on how to get that natural, looking part when you're doing the co-winner using crochet here. So I just wanted to show you guys how I do this anchor braid here in the front, so I am using the individual crocheting method here. You definitely want to do it here, just to make sure it looks as natural as possible, see you don't have as many not showing like any bigger bully, you're not showing and just to help it like blend in and get that braid covered as best as possible. So I'm gon na go into more detail when I show you guys my part and how I do the invisible part method. So next, this is what we're gon na do so we're gon na stick that crochet needle like through the braid and we're gon na connect. The loop to it clasp it pull it through we're going to open up that loop and we're only going to take one side of the hair. That'S hanging down and we're going to twist that through. I think I did a lot of knots I feel like. I do like six, you don't need to do as many when the hair is like smaller, but I don't know I still feel like. I do a lot so once you have it all. Knotted we're gon na tightly, pull it through and then bring that remaining hair over and it's gon na cover the braid. So here I'm just kind of showing you guys how I make that loop. I like twist the hair around my hands, and this is how I hold it. So again you open up that crochet hook the latch hook. You stick it through the braid. You attach the loop close it pull it through open it up. Then we're only gon na. Take one part of the loose hair and we're going to go ahead and Swiss that, through about five times and count five to six times and then we're gon na secure it and then bring the other hair over. So when it comes to my part, I do like to split the hair in half to make it a little bit smaller, so the knots aren't so bulky up top. So I'm kind of showing you how I loosen up that curl some before I go ahead and split it in half. It just makes it easier when you're loose enough to curl some and then I just go ahead and do the same method all the way. For my entire part, this is how you make it look awesome natural as possible, and people like really think it's your own hair. So I have a bunch of other videos as well. That goes over how to crochet here and but I'm almost done with this video, I'm just showing you guys the rest of my part, but I just want to go ahead and talk about the hair, since I do not make an astro video. But overall I really just like this hair. I think I kept it in for about three weeks. I honestly would have more longer. I just had a lot going on my birthday past, so I had other hairstyles I wanted to do, but it definitely did hold up for me for the three weeks, and I know it would have lasts longer. What I did to take care of the year basically was. I would just separate it every night. I actually would braid it into two big braids every night. I feel like that's very crucial, especially when it comes to crochet err. If you want it to last, you do have to take care of it because it's not human hair. So, basically, that's what I did every night, and this is let me stop here and show you guys what if slipping like once, I'm all done and I laid my edges as you see it, looks very natural like it could be mine, like you, don't know how Many people stopped me about my hair all the time I wish I could grow my hair like that and thought. Oh. Ah yes, this hair is so pretty. It looks like, like I said it's growing on my scalp, so I thoroughly did enjoy it. I did go in and layer it some and whatnot, but there is super pretty. I know it's probably like a summer time here so but I'll rock it whenever I feel like doing some day curly here and the style of the curl is very different too. So I think that's why um, I really did enjoy it. So when I showed you guys, I did the invisible part for my anchor braids. I carry able to flip your hair any way you want like, and this is the back so as I was also saying you can space out your knots because it's all gon na get covered, but ultimately this hair was super great. Thank you to Santa beauty and sensational hair. I ultimately sit down. We'Ll definitely try another coke pattern for them and I just want to say thank you guys so much for watching the video. I thought you. I hope you found it helpful and I'll catch you guys in my next video