A Crochet Braid Style for a TWA Using No Hot Water

We talk a lot about crochet braids on the blog, for many reasons, for one it is a very convenient protective style, it is versatile and so many of the women we follow have found creative ways to do them.

Sadora is one of my favorite vloggers, she has been sporting a shaped TWA for awhile now, she is comfortable with her hair but from time to time she will add hair to give it a little flair.

In the below video she demonstrates how she adds more bulk to the top of her TWA using a crochet technique that does not require any hot water at all.

Once we watched the video we realized why she did not need hot water. For one the type of hair she chose was naturally curly, she did not need a lot of it, and her changes were subtle.

We also realized that this is a must share because there are so many of us with TWA’s or mid length hair styles that can use her technique to add just a bit of length to certain parts of our hair.

What you will need

100% Kinky* curly hair

Latch hook

A little gel

In the video Sadora adds some loose flat twists to the top section of her hair slightly in the middle but enough towards the front so that the hair will fall in her face.

She crochets the hair to each braid and then uses her shears to shape and style the added hair the way she wants over her forehead and face.

This is so easy to do even for the most amateur crochet braid individual like myself. Her technique reminds me of clip ins* without the commitment to purchasing an expensive set. In other words just crochet the areas of your hair you want to add length to.

This is definitely not an attempt at a protective style but rather just another way to add some style to your hair.

Watch the video and let us know what you think: