Defined Twist Out On My Natural Hair

I think hey guys and welcome back as you can see, my hair has been dyed black. I did miss a few spots, but my hair is washed in condition. It'S been a couple of days, so that's why my hair is a little dry, but all i have in my hair is leave-in cream and i'm just starting off by making a part to start off these twists. So because my hair is a little dry. I am going to spritz my hair with this water bottle um. I am not getting it soaking wet, but it is going to be damp, so we can start these twists and i always use gel. Whenever i do my twist outs, i am using the extreme or wet lime extreme gel with the blue cap, and i take a small to medium section for these twists and i do recommend you guys if you are going to start off with small twists or small Sections for these twists make sure you are committing to that same size throughout your entire hair, but i'm showing you guys how i do my twists for these twist out for this twist out so make sure you are grabbing that section get split it into two equal Parts and then i like to take the um piece that is closest to my head and twist that over the other piece. So basically, i like to twist away from my face and then to complete that twist and seal it all in i like to twirl the ends just a little bit. You don't want to twirl it too much, because that can create a knot and it will be hard for you to unravel the twist once you are untwisting your entire hair. So don't um twirl the ends of your hair too much. But this is pretty repetitive and also make sure that you are detangling your hair or detangling each twist with a denman brush or at least a wide toothed comb. But this is very repetitive. So i'm going to stop talking and let you guys just watch but make sure that you are twisting away from your face. As you can see when i dyed my hair back black, i miss a couple of spots, so that is what you see here. Thank you - and this is just my preference, but i really do like to have small twists when i'm doing a twist out, just because big chunky twists don't last as long. So that is why i do my twists small to a medium size. Now we are at the top of my head, so for this middle section i like to kind of twist my hair going downward, and i notice that once i do that, i do create more volume in the top of my hair. So once you get to that middle section, you kind of just want to twist your hair going downward um. So all i have in my hair is leave-in cream and the wet line gel. So this took about an hour and a half to do so. Just have patience and just remember that keep that in mind um, that this will take um kind of a a long time. So i am all done and once i am done, i like to grab some more of that gel and go over my edges. Just because i cannot stand when i have a nice perfect. You know twist out and my edges are really poofy. I hate that so i'll just grab that gel and just go over my edges with it, and that is it you guys, and it will probably take me about 45 minutes to take this process or take these twists down. But that is the results from doing the twist. Oh, my gosh, that red spot i miss is so noticeable. But okay now we are just going to move on to taking these twists out. Okay, you guys. So it is the next day - and i did tie my hair up at night and i did pull the twist back into a ponytail just to kind of stretch them. But honestly it just made them look very wonky and all over the place. Look like they look like you know, little worms in my head, but anyways i'm going to use this black, castor oil just to moisturize my twist before i unravel them. So now i am just pulling some twists down and then pulling the rest up to get them out of the way, and i am just going to start unraveling my twists. Normally, i would um unravel them at the top and then just let them you know unravel on their own, so i really got a really good definition with doing this twist out, i always get really good definition with my curls, when i do twist out with um Gel so i was very pleased with my results and they weren't um as frizzy as i thought they would be, and that is another reason why i like using gel and to start off with untwisting my hair. I first start off by unraveling the twist one time and then later on, when i am done, unraveling them once i will go back and start picking sections that i want or picking twists that i want to unravel that way. I do not create as much frizz and it also lasts a lot longer when you don't unravel as much, and i hope that makes sense. And yes, you guys. I am aware that my hair looks really short like after going over this video and watching it. I'M just like wow is my hair ever going to actually grow like come on now, and i've come to the realization that my hair is going to stay the same length. If i don't trim my ends because honestly, my ends are going to continue breaking off and i'm not going to get the length retention that i need. So i am going to start trimming my hair and i also need to trim my hair um now. I need to trim it, so i am going to post a another video, probably sometime next week of me trimming my ends and i'm going to try to trim my ends at least once every two months or once every like three months. I'M gon na try to do that because i actually never never trim my ends and i'm always wondering you know like. Why is my hair the same length and it's honestly because my hair is breaking off at the ends where i need to actually trim my hair or trim my ends? Okay, so i have unraveled each twist one time and now i'm going to start picking sections um to just separately unravel so i'm applying the jamaican black, castor oil only to my fingertips. Just so i do not create frizz, as i am going to unravel my hair again make sure you are being very gentle with this part, so you do not create frizz and yes, i'm not saying that you will not create frizz, but i'm just saying that you Don'T want to create a lot of frizz, so i did have frizz and i was okay with that um i've come to the actual realization that i will have frizz like it's normal um. It'S just a part of doing this twist out a part of my hair or part of life, a part of everything you're going to have frizz, so you just have to actually just learn to live with it and deal with it. Frizz, it's! Okay! It'S okay! You guys, but can we just get into this definition like this twist out made my hair look so defined like yes, so i'm gon na do this one side on camera and then i'm going off camera to finish the other side, i'm only using this pick just To kind of lift up my roots just a little bit, this is only day one of my twist out, so i don't want to do too much touching and you know um, you know just i don't want to do too much to it, because i don't it Is only day one and day two, my hair is a lot more bigger. This part is, of course optional, but, as i mentioned in the beginning of this video, i completely hate when my edges look really puffy and i got a nice twist out. It'S not cute girl, not cute, not cute at all um, and you guys. That is pretty much it for this video. I hope you guys like this twist out. Yes, i do have frizz, as i mentioned before, but look at the definition like my hair is so defined um. My edges look good! Look at my edges y'all. This is so cute and honestly, it looks 10 times better in person like my hair, looks so short on camera, but that's cool. It'S alright. I know it ain't doing me justice, but this twist out is still very, very cute and i just love it look at my roots that red need to get out of my hair asap. But thank you guys so much for watching. Don'T forget to like comment and subscribe and i will see you guys in the next video bye you