Twist Out| Relaxed Hair Tutorial

Hey guys, I am back with another hair tutorial. This is gon na, be how I do a twist out so yeah, it's been a while my hair had gotten so long since I cut it. What about two, almost two years ago, wow, I'm just showing you how long my hair Dan got now, I'm just brushing my hair out getting all the tangles and stuff out now, I'm just rinsing some water on my hair to get it all wet for this twist Out and this step is very, very important for twist outs because it will give you the most defined curls after you know your hair dries now, I'm just putting a part where I want my hair to be poor to that and I used to do to ourselves All the time, it is a great great, great protective hairstyle. If you you know, trying to stay away from using heat on your hair. Now for the twist ow, I'm going to be using the African pride olive miracle, leave-in conditioner and this stuff is so amazing. It is so great for a twist out because it is lightweight and it doesn't weigh your hair down and now I'm just gon na start twisting my hair on this one twist right here. I didn't do that good of a job, but you can kind of see how I'm you know over under over under I'm, not that good at explaining stuff. So just bear with me, and now I'm just taking the end of my hair and like twisting it around to like kind of like a bantu knot. Then I'm just gon na pinned it down with a bobby pin. Now, with this twist, you will see that I do a hell of a lot better child on it, because it's easier to do it. You know on my right side: cuz, I'm, you know I'm right-handed, so yeah you see how much better that looks. Also when you're doing a two strand twist, it's important to make sure you know you keep the hair tight, while you're twisting so they'll. Be you have that defined twist, once it's dried and depending on how curly you want your hair to be once it's dried, it depends on how many sections you have parted to twist. She get what I'm saying. So if you, I only did like, I think, six parts, so it's it wouldn't be as curly as if I would have done. You know like eight from or more and I'm just gon na keep twisting until all my hair. So I listed up, and now I'm all done twisted. This is how it looks. Looking like Harriet Tubman now, I'm just gon na put my mesh net on my hair, and this will protect my hair from like rubbing against the scarf or whatever, and it's gon na. Allow air flow for my hair to dry overnight, and then I put a satin scarf on my head for when I go to sleep and now it's the next morning, my hair wasn't completely dried all the way, so I had to grab a blow dryer. I should actually done it last night before I laid down, but Oh freaking will so I'm just gon na take a few minutes to put some heat on my head. Now, I'm just taking all the bobby pins out, and I said my hair. It still wasn't all the way drop that I had to go to work, so it was what it was now, I'm just using the ORS Hair Repair, coconut oil and bad baba. I don't know how to pronounce that, but I'll use that from when I untwist my hair, so it will all prevent frizz and now I'm just fluffing the roots out to get rid of the lines that are visible. Now, I'm just like splitting the middle sections. So I'm you know if the curls out, but you don't want to do too much because then they'll just look crazy. This is the final product. Now I'm just gon na put some Murray's edge wax on my edges to get them on fleek. This stuff is super cheap, it's only four dollars and it doesn't build up. It isn't plate like I love this stuff, but yeah I forgot to do an outro. This is the final look down. I hope you guys found this tutorial helpful and I will see you guys on the next one. Bye