Small Knotless Braids W/ Curly Human Hair Bundles | On Self | Lovelybryana

Foreign welcome back to my channel. So if you watched my Atlanta Vlog, then you know the situation that happened when I got my hair braided, so I told y'all I was gon na figure out how to do it myself. So this is what I am doing. Okay, so this is my first time doing: knotless braids in any type of feeding, so yeah, I'm going to show you guys how I did it starting off with freshly washed and deep conditioned hair, just adding a little bit of water and leave-in, because I'm using my Rev air to blow dry, my hair and your hair needs to be wet in order to use the red hair like for it to get it straightest. So I'm going to go ahead and blow dry, my hair out and then I'm going to show you guys. The hair that I use for these braids, so the hair that I'm using is a water wave their bundles. I got three bundles for 76 on Amazon, literally the cheapest hair that I could find. That was Waterway because I knew I was cutting it and I'm using for braids it's the same hair that I used when I got my hair braided when she added the curly pieces in it's those pieces um. But I decided to do it 100, with all of the water wave instead of using the rasa at the top, like the lady did um, but yeah I'm starting off right now by just sectioning my hair. This helped me so so much if you can get someone to do this part for you. It will save you so much time because it literally took me like an hour to try to get these parts straight, and they still wasn't all that straight honestly, but I did a really good job. I think - and I got this mirror off Amazon. It'S a 360 mirror I'll leave a link for it down below, but I parted my hair into the sections like this first and it helped me so so much when I started braiding watch out, I'm coming for you. So this is what my sections look like. I just use little rubber bands to hold them in place so that they're not like all in my way, and I also use a lot of Clips to hold them up, and then I went ahead and just pulled the hair apart kind of how it just fell. Apart already, and then I sectioned it into smaller sections, so I'm going to show you guys the sizes that I use. I use the really thin pieces because my natural hair is thin and I wanted it to look like more on the natural side. So this is about the size that I used each um and then I'm going to go ahead and stretch them out a bit and I just laid them out. I didn't show you guys again for some reason. I don't know why, but I laid them out again on the table just so I can have easy access to them. As I was adding the pieces in, I used two pieces for basically almost all of the back and then when I got towards the top. I added three pieces into my feed-ins as I was braiding down, but I'm using my lovely bees edge control. Of course links will be down below for you guys when I started off with my back session y'all. This was my first one um. I practice on a mannequin head at first and I it I struggled a bit and then I find only got it. I was like okay, I'm ready to do it on my real hair, so I took my edge control. I put it on all four corners and then I used the comb to get it really smooth and flat. I braided my hair three to five times honestly, depending on the section and depending on, if I was really paying attention or not, so I will do three to five crosses with my natural hair and then I add in the fake hair. So this was the first one y'all it's gon na be horrible. I'M gon na have to pull it out and then show y'all a close-up version of a good one. I know let's go home, so I did the back row off camera. It'S a little janky, but I was starting to get the hang of it. So this is the second row. Did the same thing put my lovely Beast edge. Control on all four sides use the comb to smooth it in and get it nice and flat, and then I'm going to section it into three sections so that I can do three crossovers with my natural hair and then I'm going to take the fake strand, which I have in my mouth right now and I'm going to add that in and braid it down and then when I get almost like, maybe a little more than half, maybe like three-fourths of the way down, I'm gon na. Add in my second piece and then when I got to the end, I put three knots at the end of the hair to keep it from unraveling. Let'S go, don't have a clue. I know that you're giving to me so the more I did. It definitely did get easier and I got faster like so. I think next time it'll be a little bit quicker, but it took me six and a half hours to finish my entire hit um, but this is a close-up version. This is the last braid I believe so yeah starting off with the edge control, putting it on all four corners. I'M gon na comb it through and then I'm going to add the pieces. So I added three pieces in the top y'all foreign and go ahead and ignore my background y'all I was packing, so I was putting together outfits and hanging them on my bed um. So yeah, that's what all that stuff is in the background, but yeah. I do three braids or three crossovers with my natural hair and now I'm reaching for the fake hair or it's actually, your human hair. I'M going to go ahead. Add that in braid it down and then I'm going to add in two more pieces of the water wave. If I were to lose it takes courage to admit the truth. I'Ve been waiting forever, so I'm all done, and this is what they look like. It ended up taking me about six and a half hours to finish my whole head, like braiding time. I did take breaks in between obviously because ain't no way I was standing in this bathroom for six and a half hours, y'all uh, but yeah. That'S including partying, and all of that it took about six and a half hours to finish so now, I'm going in with my lotta body moves just to loosen them up a bit. They'Re super soft super light like they move freely. Nothing like Rastafari here, like they're, not stiff or scratchy or itchy, or anything like that at all super flowy. I can still put my wigs on because I did try and it worked perfectly fine, so I can get super flat looks. It goes in a ponytail really nicely and all of that you guys um and I only ended up using one bundle and like a third of a second bundle. So I had so many bundles because I didn't know like how much hair I would need, but yeah. I didn't need that much hair at all, not even two bundles, but this is what they look like in a ponytail super flat. They look super neat like I'm so freaking proud of myself. This is how they look down, and then I show you guys what they look like in like a high loose ponytail, which is how I've been wearing it most of the time. I have everything for you guys down below, including everything I needed or used in links, but I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I love you guys and I will see you in my next one.