The BEST HAIR HACK you HAVE to TRY
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
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I've had this hairstyle in my arsenal for a while and wanted to share it with all of you. I'm def. NOT the first one to ever try this. I have to give @NaturallyHigh the credit for that one! Would you ever try this style?
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I watch Naturally High too and I loved how her hair cluumps but I appreciate how you demonstrated how to do it and how you managed this style. I'm going to try it even though I have reservations. My hair is medium dense but I have very fine strands. I might need to manage the care differently but that style is so beautiful, especially on you. Truly appreciate your content. ❤
Thank you so much!! What works for one may not work for another
Love this video, I'm honoured and MY GOODNESS ARE YOUR STYLES STUNNING OR WHAT!?
I've adapted my clump routine and would do this slightly differently. I wouldn't use such old twists because on takedown, I'm limiting the amount of leave-in/conditioner I'm using, which means my strands are too vulnerable, especially after being worn for 2 weeks and washed. Instead, I'd work with much fresher twists and incorporate regular maintenance to minimise knotting and keep the clumps in the sections.
I was so very pleasantly surprised to see this! Thank you for sharing your experience with us.
Omg I’m so flattered that you took the time to watch and comment!🤗 the take down was definitely tedious so your new routine makes sense. Will you be sharing an updated video of your new process one day?
Heyyyyyy! 🎉❤
I am definitely intrigued.
I do something like that. My hair looks like it's in microlocs. It's a cross between wash n go and twist out. I have 4c hair but after washing. I lather it in leave in, twist cream and grease and put it in like 8 big sections. Somehow the combo of the twist cream and grease define my curls and they clump together naturally. When I take down the 8 twists I'm careful not to disturb the clumps and it comes out looking like sister locs. Idk how to explain it and I also wear it in a bob but I tuck under as opposed to over and I use two sections as opposed to 3
Interesting I didn’t think of tucking it under as well! Thanks for sharing!
Love the styles . Been doing it with braids after washing in braids
Oooh I bet that looks great!
I used to do this style a lot when my hair was shorter, it wasn't clumped hair,it was mini twists, I used to do bantu knot out and I'd get my hair stretched and with beautiful curls, I really enjoyed this styles I'd go 2 months without even realizing it🎉
oh wow that's amazing that you could go two months! Thanks for watching!
Hi,
do you recycle your parts ? So you do not have to recreate new parts.
I love your technique ❇️❇️❇️
Hey! Yes and No. There are some that I'll reuse, but when i always create new parts around my entire perimeter from my edges to my nape because i feel that those are the areas that most prone to potential hair loss due to repeat or excessive tension. So I try to be extra careful in those areas. Hope that makes sense!
@@preciousfro 👍🏾
This looks good on you but I would never do this to my hair. As it is, my hair hates being contorted into twists. This will cause a lot of unnecessary tangling that will result in a loss of valuable inches.
Whatever works for you! Thanks for watching
I love the hair style too but my hair would look like tangle weeds within a day!
If I ever decide to try Sistalocs in the near future I might just try using this method.
Thank you!
I love this hairstyle on you. I’m going to try it. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us ❤
Thanks so much!!
I was looking forward to a video about this hair style 🖤
Hope you liked!
Super cute style. Glad I learned about this! ❤
Glad you liked it!! Thanks for watching!
Really interesting, and so beautiful! Us natural haired woman are so original. But how do you detangle? I notice that I usually have this hairstyle when I keep why mini braids for weeks, but I've never considered styling it, I'd always wash it and make a new hairstyle.
Thank you! I don't detangle the style while I have it in but when it's time to take it out I simply take my time to slowly pull apart each clump using water and oil.
Beautiful! I rarely separate my twistouts/braidouts, and if I do, I just do it a little bit. I like having the length that comes with keeping the clumps. 😊
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!!
Ohh yes, hair clumping. I love doing this because it is 2 hairstyles in 1. Your technique is one i haven't seen before. I love it.
made it here first 😆 Love this look hey girl hey 👋🏾 @preciousfro
Love it. Will definitely try. Your hair is beautiful.
Thank you so much! Hope it works out for you!
After you've worn the clumps, about how many twists do you do in order to wash it again to re-wear the style?
Tbh I didn’t count how many twists I put on after the clumps but I know it was less than the original 75 that I had installed.
Absolutely love your content!
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you so much!
I will try it 🫶🫶🫶🫶
Glad to hear that!
It's been difficult to find natural hairstyles that are not too intricate, that are simple and work with my hair length. I just found your channel not so long ago and I have to say, what a blessing. Thanks for sharing this hair hack in particular🥰
Yay so happy to hear that it was helpful! Your hair looks BEAUTIFUL in your profile pic BTW!
@@preciousfro ☺ Thank you so much.❤
I love your hairstyles! ♥️
Thank you so much!!
So cute and very creative!! 😄💕🌸
Thank you! 😊
I am so trying this! I’m in love 😍😍😍
Yay! I hope it turns out good for you!
Just beautiful!😘😘
Thank you!☺️☺️☺️
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Cute!
Thank you!!
Love the style.
Thank you so much!!
Lol…is this not a regular ole twist out 🤷🏾♀️
And yes..before this was a “thing” or trend….i started my locs like this.
Made twists and un-did them and left them alone.
Nothing really is new under the sun lol
Technically yes, but usually people end up separating the clumps with a standard twist out. The other difference is the tip of washing the hair while still in twist to cause compaction/shrinkage of the clumps when usually people are going more for elongation/volume with a standard twist outs. I think those are the main differences in technique 🙂
When I'm doing a twist out, I do not leave my hair in clumps. I separate the hair for maximum fullness. So for me, this is a completely dif. style. Thanks for watching!
@@preciousfroYes, and it's something I did with my daughters unintentionally, because I didn't have time to wash their hair after taking down the style; you gave it a different twist 😮 😅
@@samanthamcintosh3829I've never heard of unraveling the twists to start the locs; I imagine they turned out nicely.