My Braiding Patterns For My Crochet Braid Hairstyles

Looking at the truth of money never lie no, my entire head down into straight back braids. I do do libraries for the areas that I may want to wear a part with my crochet braids and everywhere else. I just do a straight back braid. So for me I do believe my edges out just because I don't want any stress on my edges. I don't want any breakage and I like to moisturize my edges nightly. Okay, so I do start with the middle. I make my middle part cuz. I do want to make sure that that middle part is, you know, straight down the middle of my hand, Indiana. I you know, make this braid. I make this braid connect them and then go straight back now when to braiding your braids. The way you get your part to look natural is to braid the braid as close to the part as possible. As you can see, my hair is closer to the middle part than it is to this hair over here. So, basically, you're going to grab the hair in this direction. That way the braid will be as close to the part as possible. This allows your hair to look as natural as possible. You won't have that big gap that most people have and they do their crochet braids. So, aside from the white parts, I do braid straight back and I do have the braids hanging, but I did fold mine up and tack them with threaded. That'S just something that I like to do you don't have to tack them with it. You can just you know, secure them as you're doing the crochet braids. You can just flip them up, and you know, put the crochet needle through with a piece of hair and secure it up with that piece of hair, or you can just go ahead and tack it, but I'm gon na show you guys my pattern now. So this is the side you can see, so this braid was hanging and I just flipped it up and tactic. All of these phrase were hanging and I flip them up in ten as you can see. So that's what I do all right. Ladies. Here'S the finished product I have curled, I have cooked and I am done. This is pretty much the same braid pattern that I've had in my previous crochet video. I only changed one thing about it and I will show you that, but I did record how to get your brace to be close together. So you won't have a wide part. So I'm going to show you guys how to do that. This is a very important part when doing your crochet braids, because it is the blueprint of how your hair is going to look. So you don't want any white parts and the way you avoid white parts is to make sure that you bring your braids close together. You don't want that white part. When your hair starts to grow, it will get wider, so you don't want to start out with a white part to begin with, so in order to achieve the natural looking part. All I do is part a good amount of hair gel the beginning part of my hair to make sure my edges will leg out and I'm using Gorillaz, not gel, because that's the only thing that works for my hair, I am natural. So that's what I have to use - and I sleep my back you guys, because when your crochet braids start to get old and they grow out, this will look like it's slicked down hair. So it just looks more natural and I'll. Show you a picture of my hair when I have wore it up. It just looked really really natural to have it here. I'M ready to start like right here, but I do want to make sure that I try to even up my braids. I want them all to kind of begin at the same place. So when doing my white parts, I tend to add a little bit of gel just to make sure that the part is very visible. I wanted to be visible, but I don't want it to be wide, so you do want to be able to see your scalp, so sometimes I have hair that is different lengths and it creates a new girl type of look so to make my part more distinct. I just put a little gel on it. You can see it's along the part. It'S closer to this over here than this over here see. The part is really close together, it's more hair on this side, then your knees on this side, it's more hair on this side than it is on this side, so my braids are as close as they can be. So now all I'm going to do is get another piece of Kanekalon hair and connect this. So it will be a Y braid all right, so I decided to break the braids together and to tech it. So I break it be together and then just text it down to the bottom row and then that's it and detect it here and TechEd it here. So it will give me a braid across so I would be able to and mark here in the front here - and I checked it here, so I've also included a couple of other crochet styles that I had done using free throw here. So this is the model model jumping and okra, and for the ladies out there who do not want to commit to a crochet now I also created a lace wig using crochet here. This is the free cool creature, inlet one. So I will leave all of the links down below if you guys aren't interested, so don't forget to check out my other video. I hope you guys found this useful and please don't forget to Like comment I'll. Never No