How To:Afro Puff Drawstring For 4Chair|Carine'S World|#Ponytail #Drawstring #Diy

Hello, everyone welcome back to my channel. My name is karine if you're new here, thank you so much for stopping by, if you're a retaining subscriber hey. Thank you for coming back to watch my videos on today's video. I am doing something for the first time. I'M doing a hair burn like this hair burn right here um. This is not my hair, it's just an attachment, so my voice is a little bit crooked. I have a cold, so i recently wanted to buy this bun already made in the beauty supply store, and the difficulty i had was that i will not see the one that is thick enough like to my liking. You know, and the textures that i wanted were always different or the color may be different, so i just i made it a couple research and i bought everything i needed somewhere in the store and somewhere already i already had some at home, but the what i Needed most was like the hair net, so i got that off of amazon once you have every thing you need it takes you like, 20 to 30 minutes. You are done like it's that quick, so yeah. So, if you're interested to see how i do this, please keep watching and when you are done watching, remember to subscribe like and comment and also remember to share it to a friend so keep watching i'll be kneading, my large hook and, of course, i'll be needing. My this 4x4 net - i got this off amazon uh. It came with the combs separate, but uh i just uh sold in this comes off camera just so that this video goes faster i'll, also be needing some sort of pins. Here i have these regular ones uh. I think these are used to sew if i'm correct, so this is just to pin down the net on the mannequin head while i'm sewing just so that it's less of a hassle. This is the hair. I'M going to be using it's this brand called gold. There are so many other brands with this hair texture, so yeah. I just decided to go with this one, so yeah this one is in the color one and also be needing scissors. So let's jump right into this video. I start by pinning the four corners of this net to the mannequin, just so that it's not moving a lot while i'm working and then i cut off this straight part in the of this hair uh, it's really not needed. So i cut that off and then i pre separate the hair, like i just separate them put on the chair, just so that it makes my work a little bit faster and then i go ahead to crochet the perimeter of the net. So i'm going in uh. Just like in squares, according to the way the cap is shaped, this is a square cap. They came six of them three square and three rounds, so this is the square one. So i go in squares just around just so that i am not putting hair a lot in one section. So using this method of going like around the perimeter of the net makes it easy for the hair to be evenly distributed. I think that's the best way. I can put it so i'll. Let you guys watch because there's nothing much. I can see here because it's literally a repetitive process, so i'm literally just crocheting the hair going back to get more hair crocheting. So i'm just going to leave you guys to watch here. Is the first round - and this is how it was looking - i had a little bit of a hard time walking with the mannequin on the chair, so um. I just took it out and i put it in between my legs and between my thighs so um. It was really faster. This way it was really better because i had a better hold of the mannequin head and it just made me work really fast like if i had done this from the beginning. This would have taken me like 10 minutes so yeah doing this. Putting it like holding, it was just the best decision like it went really really fast. So i i just continued to crochet my hair, as i was doing, and yeah just keep watching. So you can see here we're almost at the end and i'm just making sure that i fill in that middle part properly. So i'm just going in to fill all the blank spaces properly and once i was done doing that, i just went ahead to trim the hair around just so that everything is nice. And even once i was done trimming. I just gave it a little bit of water i sprayed in some water - that's just plain water, i'm using and then i also went in with my shea moisture leave-in conditioner, as i'm going. Whenever i see. Where needs to be trimmed, i just go ahead and trim again, so i added my leave-in conditioner. This leave-in conditioner smells amazing. It'S so amazing, and it just makes the hair really soft and easier to manage. So i'm just giving this like a retouch kind of so yeah. I just went in to try to make the hair look more, even so yeah and i continue trimming as i go. I resisted the urge of combing out this hair, but i think i would do that in future. Once i finish trimming, this is how my little bun is looking all fluffy and gorgeous so yeah. It has this drawstring that helps secure like it helps to secure down the hair more on your head, so i will just show you guys how i wear this. I did a separate video of this slick down. Look that will be going up after this video. So remember to turn on your notifications so that you don't miss the video when it goes up. So all i did was insert the combs on both sides and then i pulled the string and then i wrapped the the excess string around the perimeter of the bun. So that is literally all i did and yeah. This is how it is looking. Is this something you're going to give a try? I believe every girl with natural hair or every black girl should have something like this. That is ready to go and yeah. I really love doing this. I love how it makes me look. I really love how cute it is. I want to have this in every color that matches with my skin tone. I really wish you all give this bone a try, it's something that we all need in our houses. We just need to keep this handy like at arms reach when there's an emergency, you just get it and you're out the door. So if you haven't subscribed, please remember to do so comment like and share see you on the next one bye