How to Grow LONG Fine Natural Hair with MARLEY TWISTS!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- How to Grow LONG Fine Natural Hair with MARLEY TWISTS!
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Those tips are great. Even if we wear ‘protective style ‘ they are steps we need to preserve our fine strands.
Absolutely!! I'm glad you enjoyed the tips in this video! 😍🙌🏾
This was right on time because I was just about you get small box braids.. Changing to medium now 😅
Yay!! I'm glad you saw this video first! I never install small box braids on my strands anymore either... it causes me way too much breakage.
Enjoy your new box braids install! I'm sure it will look gorgeous!!!! 😍🙌🏾
Crochet braids are the devil for fine hair. I got them installed once, years ago and i could visibly see my hair pulled out at the front. I thought i had dry scalp flakes but on a closer looks it was the white bulb root of my hair! I took them out after a week.
I have since learned how to install kinky twists on my own hair. I haven't learned how to grip straighter hair yet!
Oh noooo.. that sounds like such an awful experience! I'm glad you were able to catch the damage before it proceeded too far on your precious hairline!! Did you get the style installed at a salon as well?
As for installing kinky twists, the best thing is always to learn how to do it ourselves. I'm not fully there yet, but my goal is to take full control of my styling as well. The difficult truth is that no stylist will care about your hair as much as you do. Thanks so much for sharing with me! I hope your hairline recovers asap! 🙏🏾
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS hiya. Yes at a salon. Exactly, I do my own hair now! x
@@danmeck5978 This is awesome! It's the very best thing you can do for yourself!!! 🙌🏾
I wear twists. I do them myself so I don’t mind taking them out after 3-4 weeks. That’s my max usually. I don’t use edge control. Spray with watered down alikay naturals lemongrass leave in!
Niiiice! How long/ how many installs, did it take you to learn how to do your own twists?
I love Alikays lemongrass leave-in
This is amazing! I’ve noticed how much my hair has been getting a shorter at the front 😢 I think it’s because I keep pulling them back. Thank you so much for this ❤
You're so welcome! I remember you telling me about this but we weren't sure what was causing the breakage. I hope this will help you once you try it out for a bit! 🤗💛
I think it depends on what type of braiding hair you use for the kinky twist. I found some hair that is so soft and light it does not pull on my hair at all. It actually don't even feel like I have anything on my head no stress or anything and I did all individual small boxes. If I would have did it would normal Marley hair or regular kink lawn hair that's very heavy it would have possibly pulled my hair out but the hair I found works perfectly.
Nice!! Which braiding hair have you used for kinky twists that was soft and light?
I Love your videos hun. My Hair goal for this year is just growing my hair shoulder length. 🥰🥰🥰please keep the tips coming.
Hey Kimmi! 🤗
Thank you so much for your lovely comment and also for watching Fine Natural Hair ROCKS! I'm very happy to learn that these tips have been helpful for you. Growing your hair out to shoulder length in one year is a very realistic and attainable goal! I'm rooting for you and I'm here for you if you've got any questions!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS I will definitely achieve it with your help hun. I appreciate the fact that you go in depth with the tips. 🥰🥰🥰Thank you so much. You definitely have been making a difference in my hair game.
@@KimmiLeigh 😍🙌🏾 that’s so awesome!! #LetsGETit! 💫😄
Literally wish I watched this when I put my heavy kinky crotchet locs in. Had them in for 5 days took them out bc they were too heavy. Now I have so much breakage 🥲
Awww, this happens! You'll be able to nurse your strands back to health with some good healthy hair practices. I share my favourite tips here: ruclips.net/video/LeBCGe4jZu0/видео.html
I have fine thin 4c hair, so Stylists tend to always cut smaller section of my hair for braids/twists in order to make my hair appear fuller. I try to avoid mini braids because it always chop my hair, medium braids does the protecting for me.
Hey Beautiful! I know exactly what you're saying when you mention stylists cutting smaller sections of your hair for braids/twists to make it fuller. I experience this a lot as well and it always leads to breakage for me due to the heavy hair being on my fine strands. Medium braids work really well for me too. I'm thinking bigger large braids would work well too but only if they're installed on larger parts.
I'm currently trying to teach myself how to braid because then I could wear the style without relying on the stylist to know how to properly handle fine natural hair.
@@FineNaturalHairROCKS yes 'cause no one will handle your hair better than you will.
I can cornrows my hair now, still learning how to make braids with extension on my own hair.
I look forward to learning more hair growth tips on your channel, curlfriend.
The less tension at the front, hair that is not overly long or bulky and keeping my edges moisturized and massaged are key for protective styles.
Yes! You're so right that these tips can apply to all protective styles. I will definitely be incorporating them into my next style as well.
The take down kills my hair. 😢 That videos will be helpful. Thank you
Same here!!! I recently took down my twists so I'll definitely be sharing exactly what the take down process looked like in order to preserve and maintain my fine natural hair. Stay tuned for more! 🤗💛
Loved the video! Just an FYI, your speaking kinda low, maybe it's my volume 🧐 lol
Hey Kearsten! Thanks for letting me know, I'm not sure what happened with this video but I'll definitely be mindful of that for the next video. 💛 If it's your volume though.... 👀😂🤗
Wait KINKY TWISTS?!? THAT'S ALL I DO, OHMYGOD! 😭😭😭
No worries! You got this and you can totally turn your hair health around using kinky twists with the tips in this video! 😍🙌🏾
Could we moisturize our hair everyday or is it best to keep down to 1-2x a week?
Hey Beautiful Curlfriend! You can definitely moisturize your hair every day but you might not necessarily need that. Try moisturizing ever day, and then drop down to once every other day. When you make the change, try to see if your hair feels more or less dry based on the frequency of your moisturizing sessions and then go from there. I hope that helps!!! 💛