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Nat S.

Feb 15, 2014

Nat S.

I have naturally wavy/straight hair but mostly straight. I like this method better than putting it in a French braid(that's my opinion). I'll post a pic tomorrow of the results but I do it while my hair is moist and after I take it out in the morning, I take mouse and put it in my hair. Hope this helps! :)
Link of the tutorial ->  
http://youtu.be/2r4Q45s3jqg

Brooke S.

Feb 15, 2014

Brooke S.

How do you get the twist to stay it just won't stay in my hair 😢

Kiyomi K.

Feb 15, 2014

Kiyomi K.

Brooke it's a rope braid. You can't just twist your hair and hope that it will stay. There is a technique. Just look it up on Youtube, but I'll try to explain it.
Take 2 sections and twist them in the same direction then cross them over in the opposite direction that you twisted them.
Hope that made sense.!
This picture shows how to do it from pics 1-4!

Haley G.

Feb 15, 2014

Haley G.

Can't wait to see the follow up post to this, I've been looking for a heatless way to add waves to my hair. Thank you (:

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