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All right so, of course, she's natural and we're doing a protective updo via two strand, twists, love my curl wax the mango stuff and the olive oil by elastic. You P just want to get it through her hair as a foundation of a little moisture, and also to prep her for this protective I'm using a protein gel and I'm actually just two strand twisting to the root, don't want to use too much gel. I think it's suffice to just tap a little bit on the comb just to get it worked at her root and just begin twisting. This is something she can wear working out. She could dress this up or down. I'M actually gon na do some heat work with the top part of her crown, but once that falls she actually can do something like a two strand twist for that bang section. If she wants once it gets older and, of course, with proper maintenance. This can be worn as a great twist out afterwards. She'S actually done that before so we're gon na get her all twisted up. This is actually my makeup artists for this particular video she can be found at and we new Beauty on Instagram I'll, put all her stuff in the description box below we get in closer to the top part, and here's where me and my nanu-nanu - bang, bang, bang. Ups, we're gon na make some curls happen here and with proper maintenance. This style can be won up to NOLA at least three weeks, maybe four, depending on the individual, just wanted to send her with something pretty curly and silky that can actually camouflage the bun that I secured all her twisting and, like I said before, if she wants To wash and go to the top section, or do a dry twist out wet twist out braids up, she could do that and the protective style will still be in place. Great workout style, great party style and speaking of working out. Her husband has a gym, will leave his info in the description box. Also, when I, ladies Edge's down again edge control, is just for control of the edges, keep everything together, just one. Let that melt down a little bit give her more control, not too much a dryer. Time got to be glutes seals the deal, and because this is heat working this section of her crown. I wanted to kind of smooth that download later and there we go she's ready for the yoga mat, the gym, the dance floor, dunno, whatever whoo, okay, so another natural client she's, actually getting a protective, but because she's due for a trim, I actually want to steal Her out this style that I'm doing on her is more of a braid up twist up updo. It'S also a protective there's, actually no leave out at all, so this style is available on my service menu and a consultation is required and it can be worn for about three or four weeks with proper maintenance and scalp care. So what I'm doing right now is just making sure our ends are together for all the ladies that, like to wear protective styles, that should not be the reason you don't get your ends clipped in between. If you do not get a proper treatment between your protective styles, then the money that you spend for install and the money that you spend on hair is for not because all you're doing is delaying your hair's progress and hiding it while you delay it so moving On gon na get her sectioned off and she's gon na wear somewhat of a low bun, get into that silk, proper, shampoo and conditioning. That'S all. It is gon na put a little bit of the wax on her edges and, right now, what I'm doing is just sectioning off which parts of her hair is going to be corn rolled and which part of her hair is going to be twisted. This style is obviously I'm using all of her hair, but it's also attainable with additional hair and, like I said, consultation is required. So we got the twist done. We'Re securing the braid also twisting up some more kind of alternating between two strand twists and hormone keeping. Those edges together, you tuck the rest of this away until I get these big twists, because I wanted her to have more of a crown, like effect with these flat twists, two strand twists, some people call them flat twists. I call them two strand because obviously I'm using two strands when I was in cosmetology school flat twists were considered the hair section with synthetic hair rolled in it or just a flat twist. This is not flat. This is two strands, so that's what I'm always gon na call. It got to be glued on the natural, because it's a dry holding spray and because we don't want to use any product in her hair that was freshly pressed and natural with water in it. We'Re just gon na use the dry for control. As you can see, I did put a couple of hairpins and not to worry, because this is a pain-free style. Her hair is actually dense enough that I can use her braids and twists as an actual pincushion. So she does not feel any of this, and what you see me doing right now is using you know water, free product of wax to secure those flyaways and we're actually putting some things in place. This too can look like really good as a braid out twist out just a little light oil on here, plus shine and her hair is used as a pin cushion you just take that metal rod and tuck all of that away, because she's natural I have to Strip her around her hairline and I have to let these holding and shine products work together. Anytime, I use anything requires hold I like to put moisture as the foundation, but more of a wax or oil for shine and let it mesh with the holding product and look at that. This is a pain-free classy based comfortable, updo and protective, and it will last about three to four weeks depending on the individual. Thank you so much for watching.