Knotless Box Braids On Fine Short Hair | Tiffani Renae

Hey everyone welcome back to my channel so today I'm gon na be showing you guys how I do my Nautilus braids, I'm really really fine hair, and if I have to be honest with you guys, I really wasn't too sure how this was going to turn out. Being that I've never done not this braids on fine hair like she has so I'm pretty confident and my skill, but you know you really never know until the end, so I just hope for the best. I just knew that going into this, I would probably have to add more hair being that her hair is fine. Well, actually, I wasn't too sure, because I don't know if her hair would, you know, be able to hold the amount of hair that needed to be added in order to make it full. But I should see in the end they did. It turned out really really good. Now I will say that our hair was a bit more difficult because she didn't have as many strands as a person that has thicker hair, but overall we did work. It out so definitely stay tuned and keep on watching to see how long did them and her end results now. The first thing you should notice is that I immediately started adding hair at the root just so it can give me some more hair to grips, and I did add a little bit more than I normally would with anybody to have. You know normal tune. Thicker textured hair. So that part, you should notice and I'm definitely going to be adding a lot more hair to each individual braid. Just to get that thickness that I need in order to make her hair look full. I would say I added at least about five strands per braid. Now I won't say that exact just because each individual braid, I kind of go by how it feels to me. I don't really go by the amount of strength that I add and some strands. You know I may add more to that strand, so I don't need another strand in order to make it thicker. So I get that question a lot about how many strands away at her braid. I really don't know what I really can't say is that, because I go by how it feels to me, I also get the question what product that I use and I always forget to show you guys in the video, but I do leave that information down in The description as well as the other products that I use with all of the styles that I do so definitely check the description bar for that information, and I also leave my website and look at information just so you guys can have that on hand. If you need it for those of you who are new to my channel, welcome I'm going to leave any video link in the description bar as well as a key card above to link you guys to a video that goes into more detail on exactly how I Do not his brain, because I have one previously and I'm not really going any explaining in detail in this particular video on how I do them and add the hair so definitely check out that video. If you have not already so now that we're on the last braid I'm going to count to see exactly how many strands I added because, like I said, I never really count. I just add, as I go so what's the I mean, destroy that off, I already added one too three or it's going to be 806, so I added about six strands to this particular break. Like I said, I knew it's an average about five but, like I said it depends upon the thickness of the strength that I have added already so yeah about six friends to this particular braid. So here are the final results, and here I'm just smoothing on some oil onto her hair and scalp. So I can make sure her scalp is moisturized, and I also like to smooth on some finishing product on top of the hair as well just to get rid of any flyaways. That may be there, and the last touch I also like to do is the edges. Of course, the product that I would like to use on my clients, hair, is the even pitch control and I'll also leave that link in the description bar as well, and, as you guys can see, it is taking me quite a bit of time to do her. Edges just because I wasn't really sure how I wanted them to lay, so that's the reason why it's taken me quite a bit of time to do them. The time that it takes me to do these on average is about six hours, but it can't be as little as five hours or a little more like 7 to 8 hours, depending upon the client's hair and the thickness. And what type of you know, difficulties that I run into as far as like? Maybe the hair may not be as tangled in to need to be or to straighten? I have to like tuck in their ears just to make sure they don't fly away, so it just depends upon the clients hair in. I absolutely love that you can maneuver things braised as soon as I'm done with them, especially for video purposes as well as picture purposes of you know not making it uncomfortable for my client in order to get the you know, show you guys that it's able to Go up in a ponytail or you know different styles and stuff, so I definitely love that you