How To| Short Curly Hairstyle (Easy Crotchet Style)

Hey beauties thanks for tuning into cyb TV. This is your girl cherish so in this video, I'm gon na be showing you how I got this cute short curly, hair, styled out cutting my own hair and without dying my natural hair, so yeah. If you want to see how I got this look then keep on watching it came out super cute and natural-looking so keep on watching. So I'm not gon na do anything particularly like special when it comes to like the cornrows. I'M just gon na go ahead and roll my hair. So, as you guys can see, I'm just corn rolling my hair straight back, but now what I am doing is leaving out the edges in the front just a little a little bit of hair. Just so, when I finish putting the hair in, I can actually sleep down the sides and make the hair look really natural. After I finish braiding one side of my hair, all the loose braids in the back that are hanging down, I'm just bunching together, making one big braid, so I'm gon na actually continue doing the same thing on the other side. Okay, so the technique that I'm going to be doing is obviously the crochet technique, so I'm gon na be crocheting my hair. Now, what I'm doing here is just pinning up the two braids from the back to make sure they're not hanging down. So that way, when I put in the hair they're not showing now the hair I'm gon na be using is the Rasta free, bohemian curl hair. This is in the shade fuchsia, so I'm have only two packs of this hair and what I'm doing to make sure I can cover my whole head. Is I'm going to cut one of the bundles into like threes or fours? It just depends that way. I can put the shorter pieces in the back and on the sides, because the style that I'm doing what you guys already saw in the beginning, the intro it actually is layered so short in the back and then longer where the bang area is. So that's what I'm doing right now is just cutting the hair and now the fun part, let's start crocheting. So what I'm doing is taking the crochet needle and putting it in through the hair, starting in the back and I'm taking like the short piece that I cut and I'm just going to crochet that in now I can knot it like once or twice. I kind of fluctuate in between that, so I'm gon na be doing as many knots as I feel necessary. So that's what I'm doing right now! It'S just looping the hair in and it's pretty much explanatory from here, I'm just going to show you guys how I continue on crocheting the hair onto my head. So, for this part, actually I'm showing you guys how I close up the gaps that way like the hair, won't look um, you know the crochet hair won't look gapi and it looks more natural. So I'm just pretty much combining to two of these braids, the cornrows that I did as I cliche the hair. In that way, I'm closing up the gap. Hopefully that makes sense and you guys were able to see what I did, but that's how I close up the gap and also you can see how I kept the part on the sides and I'm making it to where I can actually switch sides. If I want so, I am keeping parts on both sides yeah, so I'm just finishing up here so after I finished putting in all the hair now the obvious part is to shape this style. So I'm using my shears and I'm just going around and styling my hair, so I'm cutting it into this cute little asymmetric short, curly, bob hairstyle long in the front short on the sides in the back yeah. I wanted to do all the technical terms, but yeah. It'S pretty much okay. Last but not least, I got to slay these edges so that hair that I left out in the front on the sides, I'm just looking that back into the hair. That way, you guys it looks like this hair is coming out of my scalp and looking more natural. I think it looks natural, so I think I did the job and you already know time to show it off. So this is the end style. You guys hope you, like this video from dead hit, subscribe hit that Bell, so you can get notifications on videos thanks for watching