Natural Hair | Perm Rod Set Tutorial On Type 4 Short/Medium Length Hair

Hey guys welcome back and welcome to see new if you don't know how many this really nice palm on set in order for yourself, then stay tuned, I'm starting off freshly washed hair, but I already sectioned into four I'm adding in my leave-in conditioner, which is the Cream of naturemain going shea butter and then once I'm done with that, I'm going to add in my oil, which is the Africa's best ultimate herbal oil. For my loc method. This time I'm gon na be using a mousse, because a mousse gives me better results with the perm rod side because it lasts longer. So once you detangle your hair, make sure it's thoroughly detangled, you stretch it out so that it goes to the maximum lint. You roll it on the perm rod and then, when you get to the roots you twist it and then you tighten it to make sure it doesn't move rolling. Your hair make sure that ends are really flat on the perm rods. I usually overlay them to make sure it doesn't move and then, when you get to roots you twist it so that when you take your hair out your hands, not puffy, and then afterwards you make sure that little string part is on the hair so that it Doesn'T move when you're sleeping at night? You want to make sure your hair is nice and flat on the rod so that when you take it out, it's not puffy, pull out it a little bit as you're rolling it up. So it's fully stretched and then twist it once you finish: twisting you apply the little string, so you could secure it and it doesn't come loose. The next day when I'm unraveling my hair, I use a little bit of oil on my fingers so that the ends of my hair aren't too frizzy and then, when you're unraveling your perm rods, you want to make sure you unravel it the opposite direction. So, for example, if you rolled it to the right, you're gon na unroll it to the left and the reason why you do this is so that you don't lose the color pattern that it has, because if you unravel it wrong, then you're gon na risk losing That color pattern, it's not gon na, come out or that you want it to come out when you're separating you want to make sure you swirl the ends of the hair around your finger now. The reason why people do this is because you want to keep the curl pattern from the perm rods, because, if you don't do that, if you just pull it apart, like you would a twist out, then it would it have the curly tips that it has. So you want to keep the curly tips by rolling the tips of the hair around your finger. That'S how you keep that shape. So when you take a piece you pull it and then you separate the hair and you turn around your finger. That'S all you have to do. You don't have to separate it like strand by strand it's just you separate as much as you want to. If you don't do it twice or three times it's up to you, but I just prefer to have like big fluffy hair. So I do as much as I feel like is enough like not too much but not too little, and that's pretty much. It just make sure you twirl the ends of the hair around your finger. That'S the most important part once you finish with that, you can arrange your hair. However, you want to, I started with the pic you could use a comb or whatever you want, the pink wasn't working for me. So I just went to my hands. I had to hide this little hole in the middle. I don't know where it came from, so you just do whatever you want to do. I manage the hair until you're happy with what it looks like there is no like good. Look. It'S your hair. It'S, however, you want it to be, and once you finish with that, you should be all set. Thank you guys so much for watching, don't forget to Like comment subscribe. If you have any questions, let me know I'll see you next time.