Great work! It was worth the time and effort! Hope it lasts for a while; please let us know how long you leave it in as well as how you do your take-down. You are super-talented and have perfected the craft of crochet-braiding!
Hi Ericka, thank you voor the video. The hair is gorgeous! To know if it's something for me I like to know how long it took you to install the hair. Thank you ❤
Hi i have kinky hair can i do a blow dry to braid down my hair i just don't want alot of heat damage because thus is yaky straight and i have kinky coily 4c hair
I've followed Ericka for a while and using her method of keeping the pieces small in the back and center worked great for me. I usually keep a distance of two fingers between each piece since I know I'm going to fill in the front and top of my head and that gives me the perfect density!
You’ve definitely mastered crochet. Love it!
All praise to God🙌🏾 Thank you so much for such a kind comment 😊
Excellent tutorial! Thank you.
I'm so glad you liked it! 😊
Great work! It was worth the time and effort! Hope it lasts for a while; please let us know how long you leave it in as well as how you do your take-down. You are super-talented and have perfected the craft of crochet-braiding!
You always do a great job with crochet braids❤.
So prettyyyyyy 😍
❤Hi Erika, your hair is pretty 😍 looks so natural! You always do a great 😃 job with your hair!
Woow this is so beautiful! Please can you give me the link of the hair. Thank you
I always wash this hair in hot water then brush it. Usually takes the bump out
Hi Ericka, thank you voor the video. The hair is gorgeous! To know if it's something for me I like to know how long it took you to install the hair. Thank you ❤
Beautiful! Link to the hair
A weave is more efficient for the same effect?
Definitely depends on your preference. 😊
Hi i have kinky hair can i do a blow dry to braid down my hair i just don't want alot of heat damage because thus is yaky straight and i have kinky coily 4c hair
I just can't achieve the perfect density the way you seem to be able to. lol There is always huge gaps or too much hair.
I totally get it! It takes some practice and lots of patience.
I've followed Ericka for a while and using her method of keeping the pieces small in the back and center worked great for me. I usually keep a distance of two fingers between each piece since I know I'm going to fill in the front and top of my head and that gives me the perfect density!