Easiest Perm Rod Tutorial For Perfect & Bouncy Curls | Natural Hair Care

Hey guys, it's taya and today i'm showing y'all how i got this very bouncy and defined perma rod set. So if you're interested just keep on watching, don't forget to like comment and subscribe and let's get into the video i'm starting off with detangled hair. I co-washed and conditioned mine, but feel free to do a regular wash if it's time for that and i'm going to be working in four sections, but for now i'm just splitting my hair down the middle and applying product to each side. I started off by spraying my hair with more water, and now i'm going in with my miracle milk and spraying that all over my hair making sure i saturate each part fully. Next, i'm going in with the miss jesse's pillow soft curls and i'm applying about a quarter amount to this whole half of my hair. You want to apply enough product so that it's fully coated but don't go overboard because you don't want your curls to be weighed down and now i'm using the croquen dream, moisturizing cream and again just applying it to this whole section of my hair and then i'm Going to do the same steps on the other side of my head, i will be using a gel, but i'm going to apply it to each of the four sections right before i twist them. So, moving on to the twist i'm sectioning, this half into two parts and again i'm going to have four sections in total at the end. So i'm going to work on this back section. First, i detangled my hair again and now i'm going to apply some gel. I'M using the curl can dream gel and using about two pumps for this section. Hopefully this next part isn't confusing, but i'm gon na section this part into two halves and put the top one in a bun out of the way today, i'm using the white rods. These are pretty skinny, so you will get a tighter and shorter curl and i'm gon na part. This bottom section one more time just parting. It in half vertically and you're gon na have two pieces that look like this. So i'm gon na clip the first one out of the way and i'm working on that very back section and i'm flat twisting - and i saw someone on youtube - do this i'll link her video down below, but it helps lengthen the curls a little bit and you're Able to use way less perm rods, so once you get to the bottom of the twist you're going to take one hanging piece and clip it out of the way, then just make sure that piece is detangled. Hold your hair, very taut and start at the bottom. Rolling the ends upward once my ends are secured, i'm going to twist the hair around the rod in a spiral like motion, and i'm going to do this all the way up to the root and then once i get to the root you're going to secure it Into place on the piece of hair, that's going over the perm rod, so i'm going to show you guys again if that doesn't make sense, i'm taking that other piece and again rolling the ends upwards, making sure you're, holding your hair very tight and straight and then Spiral it around the perm rod and then once you get to the very top and you feel like it's like tight enough you're gon na secure the cap on the part of hair, that's going over the perm rod. So now i'm gon na work on the other section, i'm gon na bring it down and repeat the steps so for every flat twist you're gon na have two perm rods. So again, i'm gon na try to explain the best way. I can you're gon na flat. Twist all the way down and then you're going to take one piece clip that away make sure this piece is detangled. It doesn't have any bumps or curls in it you're going to pull it tight, make sure your ends are wrapped good. On top of the perm rod, so i'm going to just twist upwards and then i'm going to spiral the perm rod around making sure i fill out the entire perm rod. I don't want to overlay or overlap my hair too much, so i'm going to try to get my hair to cover the entire length of the perm rod, that's very important so that it can dry correctly and then you're just going to secure it in place and Then i'm going to take down that top section that we put in a bun. This is still the very back section, one of the four that we are going to have. So i'm gon na split that one again into two and just repeat those same steps. So i'll, let you guys watch, and hopefully it makes sense if i'm not explaining it correctly, but i'm just repeating the same exact steps. Oh so this section has eight perm rods in total, and now you can just repeat these steps. On the other back section, the exact same way, so in the back section of your hair, you should have 16 perm rods in total, the front is done a little different, so i'm gon na explain what i do so, instead of having four flat twists like the Back two sections, you're gon na have three: i'm gon na make three vertical parts and each twist will have two perm rods in it. So for the front, half of your hair, you're gon na have 12 perm rods in the back. You have 16. on these. I do show you how i do the ends a little better. So again, i twist clip one piece out the way and then start working on this one. So if your hair starts to dry a little bit just spray it with some water, you want your ends to be kind of soaking wet so that they curl easier and i'm just curling the perm rod up and then once i feel like my ends are tight And secured i'm going to start with the spiraling motion, making sure my hair is completely straight and taut the whole time and then i'm going to place the cap into place and just keep repeating those steps. Until i finish the front parts of my hair. So, while you're watching just remember, i have two sections in the front: each of those has three black twists and each of those twists have two perm rods, and i feel, like this part, is a good visual. If you guys didn't understand where the cap is supposed to go, so you see how the hair is like overlapping the perm rod. You want to place it right there, or else your curl will be loose and then your roots won't be curly. So i did let these dry for about 20 hours. I ended at 5 00 pm and then i let them air dry until the next day took them out at like 1pm. So my curls were extremely tight and it was kind of hard to get them to stretch out. I have done this like four times so, if you guys want a stretched out version, i can do that. It kind of all depends on how long you let them dry and what type of rods you use. So i have a variety of rods so, like i said, if you guys want to see like a stretched out jumbo curl version, then let me know i can do that for you guys. So now i'm all done, like i said 12 in the front and 16 in the back, and i'm just counting and kind of like feeling around to make sure that each perm rod is secure into place. If not, you guys can take it down and retwist it. Just to make sure it's tight and then i did sleep with a jumbo bonnet and that's it it's uncomfortable to sleep in, but it is what it is so the next day like i said, i had them in for 20 hours and then the next day i Took them down and the takeout is pretty easy, just remove the cap and hold the root. While you reverse spiral the rod, and you want to be really careful and don't just pull it straight down or the curl will come out. Frizzy and you'll rip your hair out. So that's another thing: these rods will rip your hair out, so quick, so just be really careful and gentle when you're taking them out and when you're putting them in once you take out the rods for the flat twist. That'S when you start taking down your flat twist, so you want to make sure you have oil in your hands, because if not, your hair is going to get frizzy and then just take your time and be really patient and take out your flat twists. And if a curl comes out frizzy, which that is going to happen throughout this process, you just want to take some oil and kind of finger curl or finger coil the twist and then the frizz will go away. Then i'm just repeating that process until all the rods and twists are out, so i'm taking out the perm rods first and then i'm going to take out the flat twist and again make sure you reapply oil on every single flat twist that you take down. And i'm not gon na focus on separating the curls, yet i'm just gon na take everything down first and then later on, i'm gon na work in four sections to kind of fluff out and separate the curls and give them volume. So this part is sped up. So i'm gon na stop talking and let you guys watch me take down the perm rods. Oh so again make sure your hands are good and oiled up and i'm gon na section my hair into four. Well, i'm gon na work in four sections. So i just put all of the curls into a ponytail and i'm working on this back section first and to separate them just grab a piece that looks too clumped together and separate it and then finger coil the curl to take the frizz away again. Make sure you have oil in your hands or it's just going to look frizzy still so to get rid of the part lines. I'M going to take my fingers and kind of like fluff out my hair from my roots and that's going to take out some of them, but not all of them so later on, you'll see i'm going to take a comb and kind of fluff them out more, But i didn't show you guys me separating the curls in each section, but just repeat that process on every one of the four sections and right here the left side is done, so you can kind of see the difference. This side has more volume than this side. So i just did the other side off camera and now i'm taking a comb and fluffing out my roots, so i get rid of those harsh part lines. So once i'm done, this is what it's looking like. I love doing these because they're really easy, and once you get the hang of it, each perm rods that you do gets better. I really love like the more stretched out look. These were a little short for me so, like i said, if you guys prefer that look and you want me to demonstrate it definitely can just comment down below, and that is the end of the video. If you watched this far, thank you. So much don't forget to like comment and subscribe and i'll see you guys in the next video