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I’ve seen so many names for them. They’ve been around for so long but I haven’t seen many stylist do the style. Love this style so much!

Omg, I feel that! Let’s see if this helps you.🤞🏿

So sweet🫶🏿Thank youu!

Sounds blissful. Im not quite there yet but the maintenance on a shortcut is serious too now

I only provide for clients as of right now but if you send me a dm I will ship it to you.

You just keep adding braids in the u pattern until you get it full enough. You could also add more hair to the braid but of course your hair would need to be on the healthier side in order to get the best look with this technique

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Thank you sis!!! I appreciate youu🫶🏿

It’s glued but sewed around the perimeter to keep it from slipping

@@CocoaDanielle ohhhhhh ok gotcha.. its cute..i love it!!!

Really? I like tapes once they get old. I couldn’t tell you the cost because it depends how thin or thick your natural hair is. The amount of rows differ for everybody

@@CocoaDanielle I got thin hair it's growing back I think 2 or 3 is the max I'd be able to do

Ok I’ll make another video

I’m glad I could help!

Hey!! Thank you I’m so excited to finally share❤️

That’s genius! Thank you so much for that tip❤️🥰

You right on time actually!!

Nizoral. It’s comparable to what dermatologists prescribe to people with scalp issues

She does need a slight trim

Hey! How do you wear your hair daily? A clarifying shampoo may not be needed for every shampoo and if overly done will strip your hair dry. Also you may need to introduce steam into your deep conditioner and often focusing on the ends and then shampooing with a very moisturizing shampoo. Steam changed the game for me. I cant feel your hair so it’s hard to say exactly what’s causing it but this could be your issue. I hope it helps🤍

@@CocoaDanielle thank you I appreciate your response. I’ll try steam and moisturising the ends more. Thank you!

Thank you!

For sure! You might need to use more than one bundle to blend

Lately I’ve been using Amika anti humidity spray and I like it

That’s a good question. I’ll have to check. It all about tension when blow drying. When doing it yourself you may need to work in smaller sections. Also if your ends are puffy you may need a small trim or you can use a smoothing cream to help manage. It possible to get a good outcome at home. Good luck!!

I do my own silk press at home and I have a couple of things that I do that may help you. My sick press has lasted even through 2 weeks of hiking throughout Arizona. You may need to trim your ends, if they are damaged, that would prevent straightening. When I wash and condition my hair, I separate small sections and really rub downward, from root to tip, concentrating on the ends. My hair and scalp have a mind of their own so there are few shampoos that I have been able to use on my hair. I use Garnier Sleek and Shine Shampoo (the clear one) and Pantene Daily Moisture Renewal Conditioner. I do not use a large amount of conditioner, and again, I rub to make sure to get my hair washed and rinsed well. It normally takes me an hour to an hour and a half to wash and condition my hair. After washing, I spray my hair with TRESemme Protecting Heat, followed by TRESemme keratin smooth heat protectant spray. Then I section my hair into four sections. One section at a time, making small parts,I blow dry my hair slowly, using one pass for each small section. Once all my hair is dry, I again spray the Protecting Heat spray on my hair and rub it through, from root to tip. I thin section my hair thinly and use my flat iron, one pass, to straighten further. My hair is fairly straight from the blow dry at that point. Once I’m done with the straightening part, I apply a small amount, less than the size of a dime, of TRESemme keratin smooth pro collection shine serum with marula oil. I cannot use a lot of oil on my hair because it makes my hair limp and hard and my scalp gets sore. I am a 59 year old and this is my natural hair. It takes me approximately four hours to complete my hair regimen. But at the end of the process, my hair looks like the video and is so soft and silky. I’m not sure if I’m able to post a picture or I would, to show my hair. The length is about mid back and not super thick. I apologize for the lengthy post, but I hope I can help someone else who wants to care for their hair at home. I loved this video and watching it made me wish I could visit this salon. Except for the part where she combed the hair out after washing, I am super tender headed. I was almost in tears watching that part of the video 🙂