How To: Box Braids Ventilation| Beginners Friendly Tutorial/Detailed

Hey y'all welcome back to my channel, so in today's video i'll show you guys how to do box braid ventilation. As you can see, i started off using the brick method. If you know how bricks are laid, you would understand what i'm talking about. As you can see, i've already ventilated half of the lace. I didn't want to record this, but i know if i don't, when i post the braiding video, you guys would request to see how i ventilated it. So i'm just going to show you all how it looks and let me tell y'all if you use the brick method, your ventilation won't look scanty at all. When i got to almost the front part, i started doing the line by line close by box ventilation that i see most people. Do. I didn't continue using the brake method here, because i want to be able to put the hair in the middle part or in a side part any time i want, because using the brick method throughout the ventilation will make you achieve either a middle part or a Side part, so before i start ventilating, i want to show you guys how i do mine. First of all, i ventilated three lines going horizontally, three lines going vertically and then three lines which goes horizontally and another three lines which goes vertically after that i'll just break the hair together to achieve what you see and yes, inside of the box, is empty, really Empty but trust me they're, not gon na know, so at this point i will urge you guys to watch this video in higher picture quality. So you see what i'm doing clearly. So when i ventilate, i don't skip a hole because my lace hole is not as tiny as some leaks that i see here are the holes on mine are a little big. I just keep the small stuff right here. I don't know what it's actually called, but i just keep it then ventilate on the next one, so for ventilating, i'm using four strands of hair. So this is what it's looking like. I don't skip an entire hole. I just ventilate skip the stuff. Ventilate skip the stuff till i get where i want it to end so yeah, that's how i ventilate all my closures so to achieve a perfect size box, that's for all your box to be the same size. This is what you should do: go ahead and count how many times you ventilate it like mine going horizontally. I ventilated 12 times, let's count. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.. So going vertically i ventilated 14 times, let's count. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.. That'S also how i'm gon na ventilate going this way 12 times, then ventilate going downwards 14 times with this method. Trust me: your boxes are gon na, be same size and perfect. So when you're done ventilating around the box for the first time ventilating the inside will no longer be a big deal. As you can see, i've just finished ventilating around the box, so the next thing i'll do is to ventilate inside of the box. Once then i'll go ahead again and ventilate for the second time, then plus the outer one that i first ventilated making it the third time of ventilating around the box. I hope you get what i mean, so i'm done ventilating the box and i ventilate it around the box just three times and yes, the inside of the box is empty. All you need to do now is to put the hair together the tangle and braid it. This is just a quick temporal braid, i'm doing it, so we don't get in my wig while i'm ventilating the next one. So that's it for this one. So, for the front part i ventilated using two strands of hair, then for the age i ventilated using a strand of hair, i want the edge to look as natural as possible. So if you look closely ventilated the age of six of the braids, it's just remaining. Two, and as you can see, the difference is really clear. The other six is looking very natural, while the two is not looking so good, so go off, cam and finish it up then come back and show you guys the finished look. So this is the finished. Look i added baby here as well, so guys, if you find this tutorial, really helpful, don't forget to smash that subscribe button like comment and share this video and i'll see you all in my next one peace, you