How To: Crochet Straight Hair // With Jade Green Ombre Catface Hair

Hello, my sparkles of light welcome back to my channel if you're new welcome to my channel alright. So, let's get into it first you're gon na want to part your hair into four sections, making sure that the horizontal part goes behind the ear for the bangs you're going to create a zig-zag pattern, and I'm going to do that by parting. My hair into an L shape buh-buh-buh, wait. First, we're gon na wash your eyes with that: uh old-school that good IOSCO, pink lotion that pink lotion moisturizer. There makes your hair, nice and soft, and, as I follow this path, I'm just gon na bring it all the way back to the end of the middle section and then you're, just gon na braid that all the way down and then you're gon na keep going With that same ell pattern shape parting, it braiding it horizontally and then vertically. So how are you guys today? I didn't ask you guys yet I hope you guys are doing well and healthy. There is so much to talk about with this new earth that we are in and but yeah I'll save that for another video I am making three rows of these zigzag braids right here, I'm braiding my hair straight back. I made six braids three on each side, so I can create my middle part and on the side, I'm just braiding those straight back. I have a really small head and fine hair, so I made three rows on each side. I am looking forward to covering up this large forehead. Yes, yes, I am. I also didn't make the braids super tight, even though it may look like it, but you want to be able to get the crochet hook underneath the braids on the side. That was my little buddy azu. So now you want to connect all the braids. You just did by creating one braid going down the side of the back of the hair, and you can see here. I already did the zig-zag pattern and I'm gon na. Take the tail end of that and just crochet it through the other braids so that it lays flat ends back so here's the cat face, hair, I ordered through shop cat face, got me and it came from the UK owned by Mariette. Immaculate had her business card here, taped to the front, which I thought was super cute creative. I ordered seven packs of it. I ordered it as you can see in this Jade color here, there's also lots of different colors. You can choose from two tone three tone: it doesn't smell bad, it just has a clean synthetic hair smell. It also does not come pre-stretched, so I'm gon na have to stretch it out and I'm gon na do that by you know letting it slide through my fingers by pulling it from the middle outward. If you know what I mean, I'm also gon na pinch pull the bottom of the ends of it. Since the back of the braids are bigger, I'm sticking their crochet hook through the braids and not underneath yet and making a loop with the hair looping it on the crochet hook and wrapping it around about three to four times now. You'Re going to slide the knot up to tighten and secure it in place. Now, I'm finishing up the back. I left spaces in between, so that it wasn't overly full and to start on the sides. Now I'm coming up through underneath the braid and then doing that same looping pattern with creating the loop and wrapping it around to create a knot and tightening it to secure it in place for the top of my head. I'M doing the invisible, not method for the middle part and instead of pulling all the hair through the loop, I'm splitting it in half and pulling half of it through I've cut the hair more now to create a layered effect towards the front, cutting the hair even Shorter now, it's time to work on my bangs for the last row, I'm using the invisible knot method again, which is only pulling half the hair through the loop to make the knot and then pulling it tight to secure it. I'M using the persona hair shaper, because that's what I had on hand to thin out my bangs now that I've got them pretty thin. I'M gon na cut them to my desired length. Now I'm just cleaning them up with my shears and my shaper to frame my face, I put a couple bobby pins at the top of my bangs to help lay them down and then I'm going to test out the flat iron on it because it says this Cat face hair can be straightened or curled with heat, so I want to try to help give them a better shape with the flat iron and here's the back of my head finished. You can't really see the knots in the back of my head, so I like how it blends in really well. I do want to trim it up a bit and Flatiron it. Some more we've reached the end of the video. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial on how to crochet with street hair and add bangs. Thank you so much for watching. I love you guys so much if you liked my video, please give me a thumbs up and consider subscribing to my channel. If you want to see more content from me, I will see you soon. Bye,