The World'S Greatest Simplest Classic Hairstyle 2 In 1 & Very Protective.

Yes, sometimes we always think of uh hair cells to do and that you find out you're going to do something. That is very hard for you, like, maybe to maintain uh, mostly like to those ones with short foreheads. They always get this problem of when they do most of a hair cell, that is um, sideways or middle lines. They always fall in their faces. So i thought of something like this: that it can always it can help you that person with a short forehead. Yes, so now, let's see their highlights, maurice the crotchet master, okay. Yes, i started with the patting in front and here then i left some hair behind the one that i'm going to be crocheting. My um, the behind here, is going to be crocheted and then at the front is the one that we are going to be applying the bantu knot. So now let me try to explain here so that we can understand each other as though we have seen the highlights. So when we are doing these still. We have to consider our know to our inside, not less, because i always tell you that the inside not less the inside corner. Sorry the inside cornrows last longer than these other normal corners. So now it's what we are going to do still we are going to do because that's what we always do here and then, if, when it comes to the patting in front, we have to make sure that it is one line. So this is going to be somehow a difficult to those ones with um, a long forehead or now that those ones with um the the forehead that, like they, have a corners in a sense. So now it might be very hard for someone to pat that that hair that i've left behind before doing these cornrows. So when, if i would explain on that, is that uh you will just um um. You will just follow the other side, because now, if someone has got that the forehead with the corner, when you look at this spacing they will have done here in front. It might be very hard for you, but what you do you you? You part the front. You you get the front only and then even the sides also you pad the you pat it on. I think i will have to upload that video to to show you so now we're going to be using the havana cowl and then with our braids. You can use the easy braids they're, also very fine, and if you have the other normal braids that you've been using still, you can have to use that. So when we are plating this, this is going to be i'm going to use the other um. The the older technique, the one we used to you, know that we used to to do like uh, the starting it's what i'm going to use. But now we just have to pat these. We don't need a lot of braids here in front because we already have the our crochet is also somehow big behind. So if it's that big and then we pack in front it might look somehow funny. So what we do i'm trying to uh i'm just going to space my front so that it can bring out the cell the way i want it, so we are using the other oldest uh method of braiding, and most of you guys know how to do this. Yes, i'm using this is because it's the the way it brings out the the bantu knot overall to give it that stand, and now it's what i'm using so uh when we are done with that, you make sure that you space them very well, but the most Important thing when you're doing this spacing hand front make sure that your lines are very straight, make sure the lines are very straight and they are well organized because everything is just here in front. So if you do the front, like you, just make those lines when they're crooked trust me, it is not going to come out very nicely, so you just have to make sure that your lines are really really perfect. Yes, so that's what you can do when it comes to that he's having to introduce my name, but my name is maurice the coached master, and i would like to welcome everyone who is watching wherever you are. Thank you so much and my god bless you all. Wherever you are so when i'm done with that, i'm just going to do the bantu knot and you guys, i know everyone knows how to do this very, very simple, yes, and if you don't know how to do it then shame upon you, because now we have Been doing these for a couple of years - and i think i just know everyone knows how to do the bantu knot. So this is how i'm doing it, but remember one thing that i've told you is that we have to make sure that our front is perfect, because now it's, what is the front, is what makes that style. So after we are going to crochet our havana uh call behind, and this is how it's going to be. Yes, we just have to go into us. Do it this way, then, and we make sure that we pack it very well so that it can come out very nicely so as we're packing. This is how i'm done with it. So i'm just going to get some small thread. I pass through all these banter notes so that they don't unplug themselves. Yes, you just have to do this, but with a small thread, because now the other bigger thread it can show. So now this this smaller one, it is very, very nice. It will always be invisible, it won't show at all. So this is how you have to do it and you make sure that you pass it through all the other notes and then now we have to trim our hair. We have to trim it to measure to make sure that we shape it very well and there we are good to go maintaining this hair. It is very, very simple. Maintaining it is very, very simple: you just don't need to make it dry because, most of the time this crochet they get spoiled when we don't take care of them like spraying and spraying, it doesn't need a lot. You just have to make sure that it's moisturized. Yes, so that's how you can achieve this, so my name is maurice the project master and i love you so much. May god bless you all. This is what i got for you. Bye, bye, see you guys in my next video you