How To: Easy Finger Coils||Short/Medium Length Natural Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel okay, so today I'm going to show you how I achieved this really really gorgeous finger coil, it's my first time doing it and I absolutely love it so to prep my hair, I used the Aussie 3 minute miracle moist conditioner And I basically just did a co-wash with this and, as always, I use my auntie shea butter, leave-in conditioner and my coconut oil or the products that you will need. For this thing, a coil I use an eco styler gel and I use the RS curls unleash hell, defining cream and you will also need a damnum brush, a fine-tooth comb or small tooth comb and a clip. So at this point my hair is damp and I'm just separating my hair into sections and I prefer to start working at the back of my head. So I'm just putting the rest of my hair away and the only products that are in my hair right now is the leading conditioner and the coconut oil. So for each section I'm going to take some of the curls on leash and I'm just going to put that all over the entire section. And then I'm just going to take my brush and I'm just going to detangle that, because you do not want to have any knots or snaps in your finger coil, because that would not be cute. So I'm just taking a section of that section and I'm using just a tiny bit just a dime sized bit of the eco styler gel and, as you can see, i detangled again. So I'm just grabbing the roots and I'm just twirling the section around my finger and as I twirl, I move my other hand down so as to keep the curl tight. So as I move down the coil, I move my hand, my other finger down the cord. I'M just going to show you again what I did so I section my hair off and add in some or a skirt on leash product to the section I'm detangling and then I'm sectioning off that section and it depends on you how big or how small you Want your clothes to be, and then I'm taking some eco styler gel and I'm just setting and I'm holding onto the roots and twist in the root. And then I use my other hand and I hold on to the part that I've already twisted around my finger and then I continue twisting down just twirling around your finger. That'S all you're doing when I get to the end of my tool. I don't like tour. All the way down, because I wanted to open up easily when I'm ready to take my finger, call it down. So it took me about 20 to 30 minutes to finger comb, my hair and all this white stuff that you sit in my hair. That dries. As my hair dry, so this is a few hours later. I let my hair air dry and, as you can see, all the white stuff is gone and I'm just using some algún oil on my fingertips and in the palm of my hand, and what if this is going to do, is it's going to prevent frizz? And it's gon na make your hair shiny as you unravel your finger coil. So to unravel my finger coil, I just twist the finger coil in the opposite direction to how I twisted it and then the section that I unravel I just twist it around in the direction that I think a cord. So I unravel in the opposite direction, and then I twist around my finger in the direction in which I twisted my hair or finger cord, my hair, you unraveling in the opposite direction, separate sin and then twisting in the direction to which your finger coil is going. Okay, so I finish unraveling all of my finger coils and you know you can unravel it more if you prefer the posse look where you want it bigger. I actually did that a few days after now, I'm just clearing up my edges with my eco styler gel and my toothbrush, and I also stuck a hairpin, so I can get my side part and then I'm just picking my roots. This always helps with how big your hair is and how bouncy your hair is so guys there you have it. I hope this was helpful and give this video a thumbs up if it was and don't forget to hit that subscribe button. If you haven't subscribers yet - and this is actually day 2 of my finger coils and I actually enjoyed this tab and I will definitely be doing it again, thank you guys so much for watching and I'll see you guys in my next video bye,