Bantu Knot Tutorial For Long Natural 4C Hair

I really like this style leave in the comment section. If you think I should do a spiral like this like when a regular, I think it's kind of cute what up hunter welcome back to wave of y'all. If you are ready a part of a family, you would probably notice that my hair is a little bit different. Now I just have my hair tied up, because I am in the process of creating my bantu knots and, as a lot of people have asked me, you know what is that style? Was it called? How do you do it? I thought why not record it and show you guys how I achieve my bantu knot, so my hair has currently just been washed and conditioned, and I also put a little bit of cuts or u in it, just to keep it moisturized. So there are two separate methods that I like to use when doing bantu knots, so I'm going to do one method here and one method here just so you guys can see the difference either way. There are a few items that you will be needing. First thing that you're going to need is a rat tail comb. This one is actually what people would use to dye their hair with, but all you really need is this long bit here. This is going to help to create those nice short partings in your hair. Next you're going to need a very thin oil just to put into your scalp to keep it moisturized. This is my hobo or you'll die like to you, and this is my eco styling gel. This is actually optional. You don't need to use a gel. If you don't want to - and sometimes I just like to use this just around the hairline area - just to make it a little bit more slick, especially if I'm going to record a YouTube, video and you're going to need some hair bands or hair ties that some People like to call it so, as you can see, I'm just taking this section of hair. However, it's not very clean at the base, so we're going to create a nice sharp line. I'M just going to take my rat tail comb and literally pass it through and then lifting that up. Okay! So now that we've got this separate section on its own, I'm going to take a little bit of Maya, hobo oil and I'm just going to pass it through my scalp just to keep it moisturized and the pass it through the part in throughout my scalp. Now I'm going to take some of my eco styling gel, I'm just going to place a tiny bit and split that in half. No, I think this site is a little bit smaller than the other, so I'm going to take some more hair from the other side and bring it into this section. Now that I think that were about the same size, I'm going to begin twisting one hand will hold the base of one side and then the other hand will hold this base and then I'm going to start intertwining them and twisting them around each other. If you're twisting and your fingers are here, then it's going to be a very loose one. But if you're being good are here, I know as you'll twist them you're making sure all of those loose heads are tucked inside of the twist and it will be as neat as possible. So I'm going to twist it like this all the way can I reach the end, so that is the twist now I start to tighten it at the base. So here is going to be really tired. If we go in the other direction, we lose them in. It, like I said, I'm going to go into the direction I twist it in to tighten it and start to go around that base, I'm twisting I'm twisting it and then going round and then twisting it so that when I reach the end, unless there's a very Nice type, bantu knot and the end - I just popped it through here, so that's tight and secured now now to make sure that this bunching up stays tight. I'M going to take my hairband or hair ties. Some people like to call it and I'm just going to go right at the base of it and start to wrap it round, and that is my bones are not secured. So once again, I'm going to take some more of my a hobo oil and just pass it through my scalp and taking a little bit of my eco styling gel, I'm just going to pass it through the edges, I'm going to get it and swing it right Down the middle, I'm going to take this hand and hold it at the base and this hand is going to hold this one at the base. Once again, we're going to begin to twist it in the direction we twist it until we go all the way down to the base, and here is going to be extremely tight because we've just been twisting it in that direction. I'M going to twist that in on itself - and it just becomes a little mini band tuinal and then go around and then tying it. Some more then go around. Tighten it some more now. Once again, I'm going to take another hair band and I'm going to go right around the base. Now that we have completed these two bantu knots, I can go on to the other side of my head. Just to show you that that other method that I like to use for bantu knots and I'm just going to pass that through the base just to create a nice sharp line and once again taking some more that a hobo oil. I'M just going to pass it through. You know the parting and now taking some other eco styling gel. I'M passing that through one hand, will hold that as a base. The other hand is going to hold the other section at the base and then I'm going to start twisting, but this is where it change it. I twist it until I've got enough hair enough of a twist to wrap around itself. So I literally do that. Twisting motion and we're creating a mini Bunton already, and I hold that there while I carry on twisting twisting twisting twisting twisting I've got some more twist back that round it. And then, when I reach the end, I make one final twist around and top that into the base, I'm going to take a hair band again now that you probably got the front set you're, probably thinking how long gods are you going to do the back of The hair - and you know what guys are actually going to turn around and I take the comb from one side of my head right through to the other. I really heard the part in this straight, but if it's not what can you do so then? I split that in half and then I take my rat tail comb just to make sure that line is nice and harsh headband. Just to section of this piece of hair and on the other side, I'm just going to twist as I've done with the rest of my hair. So now that my bantu knots are complete, I hope you guys have enjoyed the video, so don't forget to Like and subscribe, but never ever ever forget stay fresh stay mean they flame. The scene aunty bye, guys