How To Pin Curl| Relaxed Hair| April Sunny

Hey guys welcome back to my channel if you are new here, I am April sunny and today I just want to show you how I preserve my curls overnight. It gets me through a week, sometimes two weeks, if I'm not sloppy about it, so I did post a video of how I think curl my hair on my Instagram page and I think a lot of people thought I was actually wearing it as a hairstyle when It kudos me, I did it, I I mean, if that's what you thought then cool. I did in fact wear it to target that day, so maybe it can be used as a hairstyle. I don't know really quickly. I just want to say, even though I relaxed my hair a lot sooner than I intended to. That does not mean that's gon na change. My fall haircare routine, everything I said in my wash day. Video is still happening. I am NOT flat ironing my hair, so that is that I am not changing my routine. I just want to make that clear. Sorry for the harsh light the Sun has been weird today so, but we're gon na go with what Mother Nature gave us right. Anyway, don't forget to Like share and subscribe, and let's get into this 50, I always start out by sectioning off the front portion of my hair. As you can see, i flatly roll my hair around two fingers until I reach the last inch or two which I'll then wrap it around one finger flip it around to me flat to my head and pin down the center just like that. Moving on to my side section, I'm fighting the section a little behind my ear using the same technique used previously, I'm going to roll and set this section forward. What you see me doing here is just making sure that it is a complete curl and it's not like bundled up my angel, not like fishtailed or anything before I pin it, because when you take it down in the morning, you don't want any odd cranks in Your curl I'm just gon na move on the other side and repeat that same action. Sometimes, if you don't get it right, the first time you may have to add a hairpin to that section, because the section has a little bit too much hair for the bobby pin itself to hold. So you just add a hairpin to make sure it doesn't unravel overnight. Keep on to my nape area. I am just making sure there are no tangles, and I do that same action now in the back. It really doesn't matter which way you flip it from this point on, I'm just going to follow those same steps and work. My way up the back section. Do you want to make note that at this point my hair has been oiled and moisturized for two whole weeks and that's why it looks a little heavier and a little stringy? I was literally doing these pink curls for demonstration purposes. Only now in this very top section I like to have right on the top of my hair, you know how, as a relaxed girl, our hair gets super flat to our head, and I wanted to ensure I had that top section right. On top, so I'll get a bit of a bump. This is what I'm left with. When I'm done. I have four pin curls in the back one on either side and, of course, the one right in the front of my head after our pin curl. I do use my dreg and my bonnet and I'm showing me this, because I want you to see that I use the smooth side flat to my head and then I'll wrap my do-rag around once I've wrapped that do-rag around. I will make sure the bottom piece is not hanging out and I would put my bonnet on as you'll see all right, so that is it. I really hope that this has helped someone when I'm wearing my hair curly. I do pin curl my hair every night. If I want to keep my curls tighter, if I want a looser curl, I normally just put it in a high bun or in a low bun and I'll go to sleep like that. I also did a video on that as well. I will link it somewhere and I also have it down below. So when I want my curls a little bit looser, I kind of just wrap my hair in itself and put it in a bun on the top of my head again. I will link that some where, and I really hope you guys enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for liking, sharing and subscribing and until the next time guys first shampoo, post relaxer was last weekend. I did not film that um. However, it was last weekend - and the only thing I did is what I showed you in - that watched - a video use, the exact same products blow-dried my hair, and that was that throughout the week the morning and the afternoon I have been using coconut oil every single Day today is Sunday, so on Thursday I did use a little bit of Jamaican black, castor oil on my scalp because it started to get a little tender in certain spots. I'M not sure why a little dry more than likely it's because of the season.