Lovely!! I did African threading on my hair twice before and loved the results. But did not do it again because I found it to be a very time consuming process. However, now that I watched you I realize that I could do much larger sections and that would certainly save some time. So thanks to you I may try again sometime soon.
Yes I had 8 in total but you could even have 4 or 2 sections. Just keep in mind the larger the parts the longer it takes to dry but you could also avoid the long drying time by making sure your hair is not too wet before threading.
For the past 2 weeks I've been threading my hair on my wash day. I do 10 in total. Just trimmed last week..the more you thread it the faster you get. Just pre cut your threads ahead of time
I have the rubber thread at home That's used pacifically for this how ever my hair has gotten a lot longer and I recognize that it's takes a whole lotta thread just to get it bone straight. I'm also on a hair growth journey myself so it's nice to see someone else with hair that looks like mine do this.
Yeah I think if you space the threading instead of doing the closely together it really helps with the amount of thread you have to use. But that also depends how straight you want your hair to be so yeah you have to pick a struggle haha
@@LimitlessBloom it is what I call in French "le struglé" 🤣🤣🤣. Last time I did that I called myself wanting to leave it in for a week. Lol that didn't last. However if I go to a hair stylist again this is the method that I wanna use to make sure that my hair is straight
Hello mama, may I ask how long to keep or how long I can keep these in? My ma went back to threading my hair in cornrows but it’s only been a week or less and my scalp is just so itchy! Do u wash with thread?
Hi how long you keep them in is determined by how well moisturised your hair is before threading. For me before I put my hair away in a protective style I always make sure I do a moisturising protein treatment, moisturise and seal my hair before doing it. This helps keep my hair moisturised even if I keep it for a month. Now in regards to itchy scalp you could be allergic to a product you’ve used or your scalp is just dry and needs a wash. How long had you planned to keep them in for? For temporary a fix I usually spray my scalp with water then oil my scalp with an oil that has peppermint or tea tree essential oil in it. Hope these help
😂😂 Bless you. I think doing away with the gaps is good for when you're going wear it as a style. Don't bother if you're using it as a stretching method only lol it's a lot quicker too
What threading is everyone using?I used to use knitting thread then realized it was leaving my hair dry,also I didn’t detangle very well and my hair wasn’t comb through after stretching.
I use the plastic thread. I couldn’t show it in this video cos I couldn’t find mine. It’s Still drying but a lot better as the drying from the plastic is more from it squeezing out the moisturiser from your hair so maybe moisturising on slightly dry hair would help .
Lovely!!
I did African threading on my hair twice before and loved the results. But did not do it again because I found it to be a very time consuming process. However, now that I watched you I realize that I could do much larger sections and that would certainly save some time. So thanks to you I may try again sometime soon.
Yes I had 8 in total but you could even have 4 or 2 sections. Just keep in mind the larger the parts the longer it takes to dry but you could also avoid the long drying time by making sure your hair is not too wet before threading.
@@LimitlessBloom Thanks for all the tips.
For the past 2 weeks I've been threading my hair on my wash day. I do 10 in total. Just trimmed last week..the more you thread it the faster you get. Just pre cut your threads ahead of time
Yeah I plan to do it more often too 😊.
This is the only hair style that I use on my hair, different designs each time. Am now growing more inches every month.
Thank you dear.
Yessss that's awesome keep it up 👏🏽
Your ends looking so beautiful after the trim
Hehe thank you😘. I was well overdue 😅
I think it's time I take the leap and actually trim my hair 😙🙈 lovely tutorial, thank you ! Using thread is a genius idea.
Haha your hair will thank you for it 😍
Wow your hair look beautiful after trimming 💃💃💃
Thank you 😊
I've taken two year's plus without heat and the threading has done it to me when I need to stretch my hair.
Yeah it's fab. Heat is overrated 😊
I have the rubber thread at home That's used pacifically for this how ever my hair has gotten a lot longer and I recognize that it's takes a whole lotta thread just to get it bone straight. I'm also on a hair growth journey myself so it's nice to see someone else with hair that looks like mine do this.
Yeah I think if you space the threading instead of doing the closely together it really helps with the amount of thread you have to use. But that also depends how straight you want your hair to be so yeah you have to pick a struggle haha
@@LimitlessBloom it is what I call in French "le struglé" 🤣🤣🤣. Last time I did that I called myself wanting to leave it in for a week. Lol that didn't last. However if I go to a hair stylist again this is the method that I wanna use to make sure that my hair is straight
Your ends looks so much better after the trim. 😍😍😍
I know they really needed to go! 😭 Thank you ♥️
Hair is thriving though 😍
Thank you 😘
I just came across your Instagram account and Immediately subscribed to your channel.
Aww Thank you 😊
Hello mama, may I ask how long to keep or how long I can keep these in? My ma went back to threading my hair in cornrows but it’s only been a week or less and my scalp is just so itchy! Do u wash with thread?
Hi how long you keep them in is determined by how well moisturised your hair is before threading. For me before I put my hair away in a protective style I always make sure I do a moisturising protein treatment, moisturise and seal my hair before doing it. This helps keep my hair moisturised even if I keep it for a month. Now in regards to itchy scalp you could be allergic to a product you’ve used or your scalp is just dry and needs a wash. How long had you planned to keep them in for? For temporary a fix I usually spray my scalp with water then oil my scalp with an oil that has peppermint or tea tree essential oil in it. Hope these help
Beautiful
Thank you 😊
You have gorgeous hair
Thank you 😊
I've been wasting my time trying to not leave gaps when African Threading. I would give up and finish threading my hair the next day. Lol
😂😂 Bless you. I think doing away with the gaps is good for when you're going wear it as a style. Don't bother if you're using it as a stretching method only lol it's a lot quicker too
What threading is everyone using?I used to use knitting thread then realized it was leaving my hair dry,also I didn’t detangle very well and my hair wasn’t comb through after stretching.
I use the plastic thread. I couldn’t show it in this video cos I couldn’t find mine. It’s Still drying but a lot better as the drying from the plastic is more from it squeezing out the moisturiser from your hair so maybe moisturising on slightly dry hair would help .
@@LimitlessBloom awesome thank you!Love your videos.😉
Cool
I like the idea of threading but not combing or brushing while dry. Still hearing the comb rake through the hair🥴
I think I applied some moisturiser but I get what you mean about the sound 😅