How To Do Feed In Braids | For Visual Learners
- Posted on 21 May, 2019
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- By Anonymous
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I genuinely hope that this video helps visual learners get a better grasp on how to do feed in braids. As a cosmetology instructor I know that grasping techniques like this can be challenging. If you don't yet know how to braid, how to dutch braid, how to cornrow, or how to cornrow with weave, I have videos on all of those, so feel free to check out my "how to braid" playlist! I have tons of cosmetology based tutorials to help teach people new skills, but if there are any topics you'd like to see more videos on, don't hesitate to ask!
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Hey clam fam Lynwood here and today, I'm gon na be showing you have to do some feed-in braids on this mannequin right here before we get started, I just wanna. Let you guys know everything that you'll need is listed in the description box down below. So if you're wondering be sure to check down there or check in the top pinned comment, I'll put it in either place, let's go ahead and jump right in so things that you'll need for this tutorial. I'Ve got a bag of braiding hair. Here. This is by expression here, and this is the pre-stretch hair, which basically just means at the ends taper down towards the bottom. So it's not super blunt I'll show what I mean about that in just a moment. It'S not necessary for you to get this type of hair, but it is great for beginners because it makes the job quite a bit easier. You don't absolutely have to have this one, but I love this. This is a thread rack, but I'm going to be using it as a braiding, rack and you'll see exactly I'll, be using that in just a moment for some extra grip, especially if you're trying to get your braids look incredibly neat and smooth I'm going to be Using a little bit of shine and jam, you can get this from Amazon. It'S also available at most of you supplies so I'll, go ahead and link that down below as well, of course, I'll be needing a rat tail comb. I'M going to be using a metal tail comb because it gives me more precise parting, but you can use whatever rat tail comb you like and last but not least, I'm going to be using some butterfly clips as well as duckbill clips like these. Here I do like silicone wristbands for this, because it's easy place to store it, and these are easily sanitized Abul. So if you're working on clients, you can change these out, they're, pretty cheap and honestly with that, you can just change that with each client. So that way, you don't have to worry about spreading germs from one person to the next, let's dive into this okay. So next to me is the braiding, rack or splash thread rack that I've shown you guys about earlier and of course I have the hair taken out of the package already now I'm using a lighter color with this one, then the mannequin has just so that way. My visual learners can kind of keep along and you can easily see where the hair is being added in, because if it's done correctly, you typically can't tell on a general basis the pre-stretch factor of it see how it tapers down here on the bottom. So, just coming to a blunt edge like this, that's just gon na make blending a lot easier when we're done and the fiber of this hair is Kanekalon. Now I like Kaneko long because it responds to heat pretty well, you can roll it and dip it when you're finished and that way you're able to get a curly end on it. You can get it straight and sealed you can do a number of different things, and I've addressed that in a couple of other videos as well so be sure to check those out. Now we're going to start off by separating this hair and I'm going to go ahead and pinch sections now. The size of the sections of here are going to be based upon how thick you want your braids to be at the end. So I'm going to do this, I have a pretty substantial size. I like to twist it if you're unaware of like how big it is, and then pinch, and that way you can kind of get a grasp for how much hair you're adding. So I'm going to go ahead and do that all across this rack here and just make sure you're using a consistent amount of hair each time. Okay, so I can tell you guys now. I don't typically recommend this hair just because there's not a time here in the bag, and you guys can see literally separating that out, it just filled two rows. Typically, one bag will take you at least two Rios with the side. Sections that I have so just be very aware of the amount of hair that's in the bag, but I'm not gon na be doing the full head, I'm just showing you for these purposes of teaching you videos once we've got all that taken care of I'm just Going to go ahead and part out a section of hair here and you guys will kind of see exactly what I'm doing here in just a moment. If you're not aware of how to properly part these out, I would suggest that you check out my how to cornrow video, while this is how to view feed in braids for beginners. If you don't yet know how to cornrow, I would not recommend trying to braid with hair added or trying to do feet in braids, because you kind of have to have the basics down before you hop into the more advanced stuff. And this is a more advanced style of braiding alright, so you guys can kind of plainly see here this section, I've parted out. I don't do straight back braids. I always like to have at least a little bit of a slant to them, but you SMC is kind of coming down here, slanting and then it narrows out at the end of the nape there's, usually less hair or less hair available in the nape of the Neck, so you want to make sure your partings back. There are pretty thin and honestly, that's probably still a little thick, but we're gon na work with what we got where I'm gon na do. First is take some of the shine and jam and we're just going to go ahead and place that on the hair that we're braiding here now last time just see people place this on the back of their hand like so, and you see, people use varying amounts Of this, just depending on their style of braiding, you'll, probably see me dip in for a little bit more towards the ends, but I don't want to use so much to where this hair looking crazy. It'S just loaded up with tons of product either so fine. Whatever balance works best for you and then we'll go from there once I've got that done, I want to ensure we keep any flyaways out of the way just with our duckbill pins, like this here and I'm gon na. Do that primarily in the nape, as well as in the fringe area at the front, this just ensures that any flyaways that could potentially get in the way I'm not going to be able to get in the way at all. But I'm gon na do from here is take some of the hair that we separated out earlier and let me move that out. The way we're gon na take someone's hair. We separate it out earlier and I'm gon na split it into three and I'm just gon na trail that up my arm now, I'm only gon na do this for the first piece that I'm adding in and that's because I really want this to start off a Lot more subtle and kind of work its way up from there, so I've got all three pieces here and then I'm just gon na go ahead and pull her right on back over. So you guys can see alright. So what I'm gon na do is go ahead and start out by picking up a very small section of hair like so I'm gon na split that into three and we're going to begin braiding without any hair at it. Now you can start with her at it. If you like, but I just kind of like the knotless look that it gives when you've got it without any hair added and then you gradually add in so once I get my braid kind of set in place. I'Ve got some structure. I can see this piece here is gon na, be the next one to go under the middle, so I'm gon na go ahead and grab a little bit of the hair that I've got on my arm from there. I'M just gon na add into this outside strand, bring my middle strand up, and it's going to go right on into the rest of that braiding pattern. So you guys can see. It looks just like that there now. This is why we separated out that first piece into multiple pieces. You can do it in two three or four, depending on how you want to add in we're gon na. Do it again to that next piece there and just go ahead and continue to add in em braids now you can honestly do this as frequently as you like, based on the size that you want your braids, but I'm gon na. Do it pretty much every step of the way, so I want you guys to see how much of a difference this can make. If you wanted to see something more subtle, I would recommend you check out my first Eton braid tutorial, because it has more of a subtle look to it. This is more like a ghana cornrow that i'm doing here just based off the amount of here that we have in, and i'm always adding it in when I'm bringing this strand under just because it's honestly easier for me this outside right strand from now, I'm going To add in a bit more - and you guys can see once my braid naturally thickens up now, I'm out of the pieces that are on my arm so from there. If I want, I can go ahead and start picking up hair off of the rack be able to continue on in there. So now I've got here off of the rack and these are much larger pieces. So you'll begin to notice. Those braids will go from more of a gradual progression to more of a noticeable progression. So what I want to do is make sure I've twisted that a little bit so the hairs underneath pick up a little bit of hair, as I continue to braid. Okay and just continue on with that process, now I'm going to add in to this outside strand here. So what we want to do is pick up another piece of here, I'm gon na add it in just like, so I'm gon na give it a very light. Twist and then from there just go ahead and continue that braiding process, and literally you would go through this all the way through until that break, gets to a thickness that you like now. The nice thing about doing braids like this is that you can really for people who are self-conscious and don't want their scalp to show feet in braids are great because it helps out with disguising any type of thinness. It also helps to ensure you're going from thin to thick, where your braids can literally touch and hide the scalp underneath there, because sometimes just don't like to see scalp and it gives a very different style of braids altogether. And you guys can see how. Even though that dark colors in there, it doesn't look abrupt or like Chow what is going on over here. So I'm gon na go ahead and continue that process there right on through just like so, and this is honestly getting to a thickness that I'm getting to kind of like it at so I don't think I'm gon na be adding a ton more here from there. I'M just going to go ahead and continue the braiding process and if I feel like hey it's getting a little too empty or Spacey in here, I can go ahead and add in later. So, as I'm braiding, I'm kind of feeling those strands between my fingers - and I feel like this strand here - needs a bit more added to it. So what I'm gon na do is I'm gon na go ahead and pick up another piece and I'm gon na. Add it in on that side. Now so from there just going ahead and and right on in there just like that, and this way I can add to the thickness on that side. Just like you guys are seeing there now I'm going to continue that braid right on down all the way until we get to the bottom of the hair. So you guys can kind of see how that hair. If I'm adding in hair up here notice, how? Because there's more hair, that's being added in we're seeing more the blonde down here, we're getting more of the natural hair, so the more of the hair you add in if you're trying to switch colors the easier it is to do that there are tucking tutorials and Techniques, but I don't know, I don't show how to do that on this channel, not yet anyway, so feel free to look for a tutorial on how to tuck. Here, if you'd like to know more detail on that, and basically that's just where you're hiding the natural hair color, once we get down to the bottom, I can then kind of feel and see. Okay, which of these strands is feeling thin. If any. I feel like these outside two strands I have now or slightly thin, so I'm gon na add this one more piece on there get a light twist and continue to braid. Now let me assume you guys out some don't mind my mess on the floor. Yeah from there I'm just gon na continue braiding, and this is where I would begin to add in a bit more product, so we're just gon na add in a little bit more on the ends of the natural here and now, of course, if you're working with Someone with curly kinky or coyly here starting out, I'm blown out here, is the way to go, and I'm just gon na continue right on with these pieces that I'm placing in here I'm just gon na go ahead and place a bit of product on the ends Of that natural here, they're, like you guys, are seeing, we would just braid that right on out notice how it tapers down - and you don't really have to worry about that hair, trying to stick out or not blending, because the mixture of the product and the fact That you've got so much of the artificial hair added in it just gives a very neat look to it overall now, once I get done here, you guys can see certain strands are longer than others, so I'm just gon na take a little bit from a neighboring Strand, I'm gon na add it in, and I want to say a little bit. I mean a very small amount, I'm just gon na add it into that one and continue to braid right on down the shaft of that here and I'm gon na feel for thickness. As I go down so if any of them are feeling a little thinner, I can kind of steel and add little increments here and there, and that way it allows me to balance it out without it looking wonky or the braids looking kind of even off-kilter things Like that now notice how this hair is naturally tapering down, like your natural hair, would and yeah that's basically it now. I always have someone ask me at the end of the video what you can do to seal off the ends of these braids. So if you wanted to, you could do a rubber band on the end of here. I don't typically recommend it, but you can. You can also get some boiling hot water and dip the ends of the braids in that, and what it helps to do is to seal the ends of the braids or, and you can roll the ends of these braids and dip it in hot water. For a curly lip a lot of times in a salon, I actually just take a blow dryer to it and I pull it and blow drum and the heat from the blow dryer helps to seal as well. But you guys can see here. This is the look that we have here. It starts off from very thin with just a natural here gradually, adding any you guys can see how it gets so much more bulk. All the way down. No hair is sticking out and we just gradually taper down now, if you would like to know more about this feel free to check out my other feet in braids tutorial, although this one has quite a bit of information, of course, as always, let me know what You guys think down description box below and until next time take care, god bless and stay clam and don't forget to subscribe and click that Bell notification. So you me notified every time we post instructional tutorials like this. No, let me know if you don't yet follow us on instagram at get glam fam, be sure to check us out. 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Never Stop Preparing: I am not a hairstylist, but the fact that you understand that people learn differently is refreshing. Because I too am a visual learner!
boobae: My "aha" moment was when you explained that the extensions are added to the outside strands. Using the different color hair was very instrumental. Something clicked in my brain when i saw it. I am so glad i found your tutorial. Now i can start practicing...finally! I love your ability to teach with clarity
KoroCreations: You're the Bob ross of hair. You're so calming and a such an amazing teacher!
Jess Headley: I’ve just spent two hours watching other you tubers trying to explain how to feed hair and I didn’t understand it at all, and you’ve just managed to teach me in 5 minutes
Julie Greene: After watching dozens of videos, this is the first one where I could really see what was going on. Your explanations were very clear, too. My kids are so happy that I learned this from you, just in time for their first day in a new school! Thank you!
Vee Wisdom: Visual , no music ❤️, normal speed and understood you perfectly Amazing tutorial!!! THANK YOU LOVE ❤️
Arlene Racquel: This is the most helpful How To on feed in braiding I’ve ever found, and I’ve been looking for *a while*. Thank you for creating such a clear video on your grip, plus how, when and why you’re deciding to add more hair. This vid hits all the points I’ve been trying to understand. Thank you!
Adrien Gossett: I have my first client requesting feeding braids today so this video may have just saved my life! Watched a ton of them but this is by far the best. Thank you kindly!
dani davis: Omg. Your organization skills and everything spoke to my soul. You had everything set up, very detailed. And I'm a visual learner. High praise to you!! This video is everything I needed.
Erika Gholston: Thank you for using blond hair for contrast. It made following easier.
Tara Graves: I absolutely loved this tutorial!! I’ve been trying to figure out where the other side of the hair goes when they add it and seeing the contrast with the blonde hair helped tons and now this looks easier than box braids to me (which I haven’t quite mastered either) but I’m definitely ready to try this now.
Beth P.: I’ve been watching tutorial after tutorial trying my best to see the proper placement of adding the hair & this has pretty much been the best & most understandable tutorial. Thank you ❤️
Rayen Ortiz: This is so amazing. I've been braiding my family members since grade school and never tried adding hair. Now my cousins with the curly hair want hair added and I have been avoiding it. I'm trying this out today! Gracias =-)
Shawtyyynextdoorr: I am a visual learner and this definitely helped me ! I’ve been feeling more open to being advanced but I do want to learn to cornrow even better than I do and then get to feed in braids ! Thank you for being a great help !
Shamekia Smith: Well shut the front door!!! After years of braiding my girls hair, your video is the 1st that has properly shown how to add in hair. Thank you so much!
Sydnelle !: finally someone showing what their doing while throughly giving instruction
Naturally Spoken: This was ACTUALLY a great video! Very detailed, perfect camera structure and angling. He uses thebright words, the right color hair for contrast, etc. It really helped, thank you! I just subscribed
Britani R.: Amazing video. Your a great teacher. I officially know how to do feed in braids
Danielle Payton: Man, this was so clear!! Thanks so much, you're the MVP for the day! ❤
Crystal Copes: You are an AMAZING teacher!!! I’ve been able to give my daughter some pretty cute hairstyles, watching your how to cornrow video as well as this one. So glad I found your channel
Ashley Brannan: I’ve struggled with this for so long!! My hair is pretty curly, but not super tight tight curls... your method and how you explained it, helped me so much!! Thanks for a great tutorial!
Iam ChandraRachelle: Absolutely amazing energy and professionalism !! You did a wonderful job ❤️
Regina Evans: This is the best tutorial for feed in braids hands down. I’ve watched other tutorials made by other youtubers and I was still confused. Your video shows me exactly what I need to do. Thank you!
Mrs Rizzo: So easy to follow. Thank you so much. I’ve been braiding for 27 years and have yet to master feed ins. I’m starting to change my methods. Thank you for the tutorial
Oshiauna Irving: This was absolutely the best tutorial I’ve seen thank you I’m so excited to do more styles now ❤️❤️❤️
Kiara Patterson: Such a great & detailed video! I’ve been searching for something like this! This just helped me a lot! Thanks for sharing! ❤️
TeKira Moore: Best tutorial I have ever seen on YouTube!!! You have truly helped me learn to do feed ins! Amazing work
Joaquin Parker: Perfect! Full of info, everything pertinent... the best demo I’ve seen on this ever! Thank you for taking the time.
Tiara B: Best tutorial ever!! Thank you for sharing your technique. It's extremely helpful!
Kristyleelu10: Such an amazing video! I have been struggling with adding hair but after watching this and doing it made everything click! Thank you for this!! I will be watching other videos of yours too! Thanks!
jlmontgomery24: Ah!! Finally! It makes sense now!! I've been *attempting* to practice with feed ins on my daughter and the ends just never looked right. Her natural hair ALWAYS stuck out. I haven't been adding in enough hair!! Will be practicing again this weekend and adding more hair as I go. Thank you!!
Venice Powell: Out of every Tutorial I’ve watched for feed in braids this is by far the best I too am a visual learner thank you
Juddy Bouchaleun Ogas: Thank you for the tutorial for visual learners! Very much appreciated. Going to try this on my daughter who has very thin and short hair but wants a long braid.
Danielle Payton: Awesome video, thank you! I'll be doing my daughter's hair for graduation and she'll look GREAT because of your awesome teaching and kindness. Thank you!
Beauty By Chelly: Thank you so much this helped me sooooo much and I have always struggled with feed in braids until now so thank you so much for this method it truly is easier ☺️
Paige Carey: Very well done! This will be my first time trying the feed in method but I think it was GENIUS to use the blonde hair for your visual learners!!! Thank you so much!
Mia Renee Johnson: Wow, this is the best feed in video I've seen! Thanks, I LOVE how you catered to us visual learners. Would it be possible for you to do a video on how to do feed in braids on yourself? The angles and gripping things are always tricky. I'm excited to attempt this. Keep up the great work! :D
Qings B: After all the videos your instructions are by far the best that I’ve seen!! The contrast in the hair the speed in which your showing everything is extremely helpful. I’m excited to try feedins now!!
Olivia Dope: Thank you for this!!! Perfect camera angles & detailed instructions. Much appreciated!
Arctic: Tried out my first attempt at feed in braids after watching this!!! I had watched several others and could not get the hang of their techniques, but you made it so I was able to take a good first shot at it!
Ciara Stylez: I’ve seen plenty of feed-in braid tutorials, but yours was the first to truly make me understand. Thank you!!! I think the combination of close visuals, contrasting hair colors, & slow movement created the aha moment for me.
Jordan Rankins-Chumley: I love how you showed EXACTLY how to add the hair in because in most tutorials their hand are in the way or the speed right past the actually feeding in,it is really appreciated ❤️❤️now I can try some Tribal braids on myself
D Robinson: After all the videos I've watched and struggled so many times with the other methods to add hair to feed in braids on myself, this way of adding hair is the simplest and works perfectly for me!!
Ashley Castillo: Amazing! I have watched countless videos on how to do feed ins and no matter how detailed or explained, I could never understand it. The way you zoomed in so we can actually see finger placement and technique without any obstruction was amazing! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Edrena Burkley: Thank you! You made it very easy for me to see how to feed the hair into the braid. The best visual feed in braids tutorial I've seen.
Robyn Stewart: Thank you for using blond hair bc this really made it so much clearer and easy to follow...but that is what makes you the Master Teacher that you are!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Brittany Jasper: I really appreciate this and how thorough you were. I have watched so many feed-in tutorials and I could never really grasp it until now. I finally did my first head. Thank you!!!
Onwaba Buzani: This was an excellent tutorial video ! Literally learned how to do cornrows two weeks ago and i want to attempt adding hair on and the detail of this video has given me such ease and confidence to do so. I’ve also watched so many videos explaining how to add on hair but this is peeeerfect !
Carolyn Hale: Your presentation was professional, thorough, and easily understood. Enjoyed immensely! Keep up the good work!
Kay P: This was so helpful! Loved how you explained the process
P.B. Williams: Thank you for a great tutorial! Having two different hair colors, great angle, and explanation as you did every step made it easier to see what you were doing.
tgcme1: Thank you! I’ve struggled with feeding braids for a long time and I finally feel like I get it!
jacqay jones: Great job! Thank you for making this video. I learnt how to do feed in braids today.
Maia: Thank you sooooo much!! I know how to cornrow but always got confused with feed ins & I was finally able to do it because of this video. Thank you!!
Michelle Warren: I’m a visual learner too and found your video very easy to follow!! Thank you! I’m going to try feed in on my daughter tonight because I’ve been wondering what I can do with the leftover packs of hair I had from doing extensions. This will be a better option for my 3rd grader so she doesn’t get in trouble playing with her braids lol. You just saved me time and frustration. I’ll be checking out your other videos too. Excellent tutorial!!
Jo: I’ve seen other techniques of feed in braids, but this is my favorite (and easiest) way to do it. I appreciate you using the blonde hair to show contrast. This was thoroughly documented. Thank you!
Paola Castro: Loved this so much super in detail and I appreciate how you didn’t cut out any film and showed the full process start to end thanks so much !
Nijah K. Channel: Thank you so much for this detailed video on feed ins !! This is the best detailed ,beginner friendly video about feed in on YouTube !!! I’m so tired of paying hundreds of dollars on my tribal braids .
TraSiah Dominique: I loved this video so much! Thank you for showing the way you feed in it was very very helpful ❤️
ladyjaz: LOVED that this was straight to the point! Thank u! I'm trying to learn this process and u made it easy to follow.
Vanessa Thompson: Oh wow, I finally get it! Thank you. I totally felt the light bulb go off! About to slay my own feed-ins!!!
Nette Willis: This has completely helped me as a visual learner. Thank you for this video, it has helped understand exactly what I was doing wrong and right at the same time. May God bless you with your talent further more.
Taesha Moore: By far the best feed in tutorial! Love that you used a different colour so it’s easier for us to really see.
Julia Knight: I really love this method, I love how detail you are, loving the patience an how you take the time to explain. I'm going to try this method today, will be doing a second comment/ edit on how it goes.
Robynn F.: Couldn’t figure out how to get knotless box braids until I remembered to check your tutorials out. Got it in a few minutes. You are a gifted teacher.
Arianna Norton: I cant braid and this video was recommended to me... Found an old doll and decided to try it. Works PERFECTLY!!
Kaitlin Wells: I never understood it before but, wow, your tutorial makes it so much simpler! Thank you so much!
Pricks Official: Yes! I now get it. Thank you. It was so clear and the fact you used blonde hair made it so much easier. Can't wait to try this out today on my daughter's hair.
jaefrizzle: This was the best feed in tutorial I've seen! Thank you for showing exactly what to do!!
Leila Woods: Thank you so much this has helped me so much. Best feed in tutorial I’ve ever seen! You explained everything so well! I love how you take your time and make sure the camera is actually showing what you are doing lol.
Mrs. Wilson: Being a hairstylist i didn’t think i could ever learn. Thank you so much for this detailed tutorial
Shay Nation: I’ve got to say, I’ve watched a lot of feed in tutorials in the two videos I’ve watched from you, I feel more confident in trying feed ins again. You have a way of explaining that makes it so much easier to understand and I love that you took your time and visuals were a huge help!
Jenni.: Omg! Thank you so much for this video! No other video is more clear with simple details! Can't wait to do my braids!
Dana Bunch: This is the best feed-in braiding tutorial I have seen thus far. Y took your time and showed a step by step method and explained what you were doing the whole time. Thanks.
Sierra White: I’ve literally watched hundreds of videos on this style and this has literally helped me the MOST!! Thank you so much!
Safaira Gavidi: I have to say hands down this is the best tutorial for feed in braids I have ever seen. Your video was short, clear and precise and to the point. New subscriber, and notification squad. Edit: your explanation and your visuals are on fleek.
Bethany Nice: You explained it so well and the close up real time footage is a massive help! Can't wait to try this! Xx
LaToya E.: Amazing teacher! I've been looking for so long for a video that shows slowly and up close how to feed hair into a braid. Everyone else goes so fast, it's crazy! So thanks! It is greatly appreciated.
Shalonda Kelly: I feel like I can do this now. I have struggled to do this in my girls hair for years.. Best video yet. Thank you so much
Rhonda Peavy: I’m a first time learner for feed in braids. This was excellent for me. The first starter braid, sectioned off and how to add the hair was the best for me....and then the feathered hair information. Thanks for comments about hair products and tools.
starr Brown: You make it sooo easy to follow. I can now understand how to do it! Thank you
ALICIA STEWART: I'm on my way to your house to get my hair braided!! Fantastic tutorial!!! I'm a visual learner and this was so on point. You're amazing
Rachel Benjamins: This is amazing, this looks soo easy. I gonna try this
Yourfairweatherfriend: Best feed-in cornrow tutorial I have seen yet! Thank you do much, you saved me $120 dollars teaching me this method.
Regina Rodriguez: I am not a visual learner but I do learn by repetition. Your ability to describe what you’re doing was very helpful. Thank you.
Carri Humphrey: Best feed in tutorial I've even seen.. very easy to understand...thank you so much!
Su-Ji Fae: That's such an easy way to feed-in! Thank you!
Sonia Thermitus: This is by far the best feed in braid video I’ve ever seen! The light color of the added hair was very helpful. Thank you!
Veronica Velazquez: This is literally the best video of all time !!!!! it is so easy to see and understand , this video is perfect I can braid but I never did feed ins now I can do them thank you so much ☺️
people only remember when u do good things: Wow its amazed me how you do it~ thanks for showing us how to braid so neatly! Love your talent❤️
Michelle Davis: Thank you for this visual learner friendly video. I was able to easily grasp why I was struggling with doing feed in braids. Thanks so much!
Samantha Greunke: I have watched so many of these videos but this is the first time I've seen someone lay the hair in like you do. Looks so much easier! I've tried other ways and failed. Can't wait to try your way!! Thank you!
Betty Stanissiotis: Thank you for such an amazing tutorial. I always struggled with placement n you've explained it so much better. I nailed it. Finally.
Marriea Layton: I am new to braiding and have been looking for a good tutorial. I love how you use a contrasting color! I can actually see what you are doing and it has helped immensely. I actually subscribed because of that!!! Keep moving forward with excellence.
Mariposa414: Thank you! This is by far the best visual video I’ve seen. Using the blonde for contrast was an added plus!
Rashena Jenkins: Many thanks and blessings to you for this video! Soooooo Grateful I came across your channel!! Extremely helpful and easy to understand
Glitter Cupcake: Thank you so much for this video!!!* I can't wait to play in my daughters hair! This is the first video I've found TRUE to beginners ❣ #happyMom!*
Toni Patrice: I honestly feel like I can do feeders now I’m going to try and let you know how it goes. Thank you for this video
kizzybrooks233: Thank you so much. This tutorial was so helpful. I’ve been wondering how to add in the hair for the longest and this way is the easiest.