Oh no! I would spray (lightly) before I even start braiding or parting. Section the hair into two parts. Lightly spray water, then add any product you'd like to use (curling cream, hair butter, etc.), then lightly add some oil (peppermint, olive oil, caster oil mixed with another oil) to seal the ends. Do that for both of the two parts. Then when you start braiding add the Shine n Jam to make your parts neat, and then to the section that you're about to braid... make sure to comb/brush through to work it in and allow it to work properly. * also, currently I've added the EBIN New York Braid Formula Condition Gel to my list of products if you're looking for a different hair gel. Check my latest video out and you'll see how I use both Shine n Jam and the EBIN gel while doing his hair. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions! 💙
My sons birthday is tomorrow he is going on 5...i was searcinh for a video on how to do his hair..i aam sooo thankful for you and this.now followed you.thanks
Omg yay! Happy early birthday 🥳 🎉🎂🎈 I’m so happy you found our video and that you’ve subscribed, hope you continue to enjoy all the videos 😁 let us know how the style turned out! 💙
Girl i use your ideas on my son’s hair. Never braids anyones hair before but mine and not a pro but im learning everything and thank you for all these wonderful ideas. Love you both
Thank you so much for the love, we’re sending love right back to your and your family 💙💙 and we’re so happy to hear you’re getting great ideas from our videos, you’ll be the pro you want to be in no time! 🤗
@@keepingupwithkham I actually learned how to braid because I was the only biracial let alone brown or black person in the horrible town I had to live in in the mid to late 80s early 90s and not even my family my white mother and grandmother cuz my father took I knew had to do my hair because nobody would teach her because you know how it was back then and if you don't just ask your mom and dad trust me it wasn't friendly to white women with brown kids so I just had to figure it out how to do it on my own and then I saw these courses online from this lady who is like the baddest brater ever from Detroit and I took her courses and lo and behold I left a ton of things and I know on top of my regular career in film and television work behind the camera I do hair on the side and I do pretty well at it so I just want to get better and better everyday and by the when I learned so much from watching the videos from all of you guys to thank you so much and thank you so much for the lovely comments God bless you and I appreciate the comments for my family thank you
I've been having issues with getting my son to keep still but like you said he understands that his hair needs to get done. I can get him to keep still 4 1hr now. And yes my toddler uses youtube kids also. Love it going try this..
An hour is amazing! You can get a lot done or at least the detangling and parting done of a style and then at another time finish braiding or twisting, so I'm happy to hear that! 💪🏽💙
So excited to find this! I wanted to do this crossover style, but also wanted my son to be able to see the design.... Down the sides like pop smoke braids solves this problem Im excited ❤
Thank you mama i have a toddler boy I barley know styles I just try this style for the first time it didn't came out bad practice make perfect thank you❤😅
I’m so glad I found your channel. My son has the exact same hair type and I have been struggling. I’m not the best braided and stylists are expensive. Thank you so much 😊
I like how you Brady at your sons hair you did a very awesome job I would love to try or have somebody do my son’s hair like that because he has natural curly hair like your sense
Thank you so much 💙 just keep practising if you wanna do it yourself, but if you want to get it done by someone else you can always just show them the video you're interested and they'll recreate it for you I'm sure
Yes ! Great style…my 2yr olds hair is sooo long and I’m running out of styles…I was debating cutting it 🥴but I’m going to keep on pushing through😂and we will try this style for the next couple weeks …thanks😊
Thank you! We’re happy and grateful you’re loving the vids and upping our views, we know your little one will be looking extra cute with these styles 💙
Hey love I just discovered your TH-cam channel and absolutely love it! Just tried the asap rocky braids on my son but I barely know how to braid to the scalp 😭. Can you do a tutorial on that
So happy you’re loving the channel… welcome! 💙 I will definitely do a tutorial on braiding to the scalp for you soon! And you’ve got this, practice makes perfect, I know those asap rocky braids looked super cute on your little one!
I'm guessing you mean 16 braids in total & 8 on each side but it's very cute. Can shine & jam be used on white hair (Meaning is it a gel or gel & grease combo) ?? My BEST friend is a beautiful brown girl (even tho she hates that I say brown, she says black bc she's darker) & she used a dark colored gel on my blonde hair & it definitely wasn't meant for my hair, it kinda changed my hair color until we washed it like 5 times. But what you're using is clear.
Hi, yes Shine n Jam can definitely be used on all hair types/textures. There are some coloured versions of the gel (i.e. the red jar) but it shouldn't change your hair colour, it won't flake either, and it won't make it hard or crunchy. If you're in need of a good gel that will work well with your hair type you can definitely try this!
A really good brush (the one that has the separate pieces, works... it's linked in my more recent videos), a wide tooth comb as well. I do a lot of detangling while washing his hair, finger detangle with shampoo and them finger detangle and brush with conditioner and I then I put his hair into about 4 or 5 braids and then wash his hair out with the braids in. I also, use a spray bottle to keep his hair wet while trying to detangle and braid unless I'm trying to braid dry. And when you are braiding you have to comb and brush out as you go, I often stop many many times to comb or brush because if not it's just tangled and Kham complains. So finger detangling, sectioning while in conditioner, a really good brush, and just detangling as you braid. Hope this helps!
Can you do this tutorial on a 4 year old waterhead? 🤣🤣 cause my son has even longer hair and has been getting it braided consistently for 2 years and every time he acts like it’s his first 😩
Lol kids freaking out to getting their hair done or getting it washed is the funniest (and most frustrating thing lol) hopefully he'll grow out of it soon 😂
Can’t remember exactly but probably a week/week and a half. But it could last you two plus if that’s what you want it to do. Regular maintenance of it at night and during playtime would make it easier to last longer… but boys are boys/kids are kids and nothing lasts long 😂
I'm actually not using anything in particular; just keeping the products to a minimum, lots of protective styling, hydrating/moisturizing regularly and just allowing the hair to to do it's thing.
Please don't hate but just the tip the way you're supposed to put in any kind of styling Aid especially shine and jam is your actually don't put it on the scalp you supposed to put it on the 1st from the route starting at the route for the 1st at that like the hair say two to two-and-a-half in of growth. It absolutely does not go on the scalp the only thing that goes on the scalp is something that's his scalp conditioner also I used Tynan Jam as well as something called Paul Mitchell's waxworks
Hey, thanks for the info on just putting the product on the root. I do it this way because it's easier to help with parting the hair, and I also use hair food/grease on the scalp afterwards. I've always done this in my hair and never had any issues, and the same goes for his hair. But I will def keep this in mind!
@@keepingupwithkham yeah you put the route or scalp conditioner right on the part in the hair scalp on the scalp not the hair like you didn't the video then you use shine and jam I also use in combination with that I use Paul Mitchell's waxworks and works absolutely fabulous. At the end of my braids up what I do is I take a regular moose I even just get it from Dollar Tree just a basic mousse were white people even I get like a nice little palm. Spread it out in my hands and then gently just tap it onto the braided hair and then I put a du-rag on the client's head and then I take hair dryer with a diffuser on medium Heat and then I do that for me being 90 seconds to 2 minutes until it's dry and then I take off DG reg spray it with a shiny spray or would I actually use is I take coconut oil hundred percent coconut oil 10 I get from FreshCo or Safeway when it's left out on the counter it goes to completely to liquid oil so what I do first is I put in a tiny bottle like a little spray bottle and then I let it go to liquid and then I spray on a light mist of that on top of the freshly braided and dried hair I tell the client to always sleep with their hair wrapped for Ubly in durag cap with the elastic band that goes all around or just a regular durag with the ties and it lasts literally depending on how fast the hair grows it lasts between three weeks to a month
@@keepingupwithkham I'd have loved to have someone to take such a good care of my own hair in order to be the man with the longest hair in my country (CAMEROUN).
@@MsAugust92 Ayee 🔥 you’re gonna kill it! So happy you like our videos/styles and that you’re trying them out on your little ones. Thanks for watching 💙
So when do you spray hair with water? I think maybe I be spraying too much cuz the shine and Jam turns white and come thru the braids
Oh no! I would spray (lightly) before I even start braiding or parting. Section the hair into two parts. Lightly spray water, then add any product you'd like to use (curling cream, hair butter, etc.), then lightly add some oil (peppermint, olive oil, caster oil mixed with another oil) to seal the ends. Do that for both of the two parts. Then when you start braiding add the Shine n Jam to make your parts neat, and then to the section that you're about to braid... make sure to comb/brush through to work it in and allow it to work properly.
* also, currently I've added the EBIN New York Braid Formula Condition Gel to my list of products if you're looking for a different hair gel. Check my latest video out and you'll see how I use both Shine n Jam and the EBIN gel while doing his hair.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions! 💙
Just successfully styled my sons hair like this. Came out soo cute! Thanks ❤️
You’re so welcome! Happy you liked the style enough to do it on your little one, I’m sure he looks amazing with it 💙
You explain so well and I literally every week do these designs on my sons hair
thank you so muchhh 🙏🏽 so happy you like our styles enough to do them on your little one 💙
You literally just taught me how to braid my sons hair I never even knew how to braid till now honestly thank you am❤️😍
Aww! This is amazing! You're so welcome. Happy that we were able to help you style your little ones hair 💙
My sons birthday is tomorrow he is going on 5...i was searcinh for a video on how to do his hair..i aam sooo thankful for you and this.now followed you.thanks
Omg yay! Happy early birthday 🥳 🎉🎂🎈 I’m so happy you found our video and that you’ve subscribed, hope you continue to enjoy all the videos 😁 let us know how the style turned out! 💙
Girl i use your ideas on my son’s hair. Never braids anyones hair before but mine and not a pro but im learning everything and thank you for all these wonderful ideas. Love you both
Thank you so much for the love, we’re sending love right back to your and your family 💙💙 and we’re so happy to hear you’re getting great ideas from our videos, you’ll be the pro you want to be in no time! 🤗
@@keepingupwithkham I actually learned how to braid because I was the only biracial let alone brown or black person in the horrible town I had to live in in the mid to late 80s early 90s and not even my family my white mother and grandmother cuz my father took I knew had to do my hair because nobody would teach her because you know how it was back then and if you don't just ask your mom and dad trust me it wasn't friendly to white women with brown kids so I just had to figure it out how to do it on my own and then I saw these courses online from this lady who is like the baddest brater ever from Detroit and I took her courses and lo and behold I left a ton of things and I know on top of my regular career in film and television work behind the camera I do hair on the side and I do pretty well at it so I just want to get better and better everyday and by the when I learned so much from watching the videos from all of you guys to thank you so much and thank you so much for the lovely comments God bless you and I appreciate the comments for my family thank you
I've been having issues with getting my son to keep still but like you said he understands that his hair needs to get done. I can get him to keep still 4 1hr now. And yes my toddler uses youtube kids also. Love it going try this..
An hour is amazing! You can get a lot done or at least the detangling and parting done of a style and then at another time finish braiding or twisting, so I'm happy to hear that! 💪🏽💙
So excited to find this! I wanted to do this crossover style, but also wanted my son to be able to see the design.... Down the sides like pop smoke braids solves this problem Im excited ❤
Yay! I’m so excited you like this design! Did you try it out yet? Did you little one like seeing the design? Let me know how it went! 💙
I just recently did this hairstyle in my 3 yr old son's hair
Yay! 👏🏽 happy you like it! How’d it turn out? Thanks for watching 💙
THE DANCE BREAK!! 🤣🤣🤣 let's gooooo
He just had to stop to show y'all these moves! 😂👏🏽
Thank you mama i have a toddler boy I barley know styles I just try this style for the first time it didn't came out bad practice make perfect thank you❤😅
You’re so welcome! Happy that we were helpful with some style ideas for you! Keep it up 💪🏽 practice makes perfect for sure! 💙
Thanks for the thorough video! I just styled my son's hair in this style and it came out so cute!
awww yay so happy to hear that 😁💙 you're welcome!
I have a little girl but leaning to style her hair. Your videos are helpful🥰
Awww yay! Love that our styles or just videos can give unisex hair inspo 💙
Really pretty ❤will be doing my son's tomorrow.. Thank you for sharing 😊
You're welcome! And thanks for enjoying it.. let us know how it turned out! 💙
I’m so glad I found your channel. My son has the exact same hair type and I have been struggling. I’m not the best braided and stylists are expensive. Thank you so much 😊
You’re so welcome! And I definitely hear you with the stylist thing! 💙
Definitely worked🙌🏽🙌🏽 My son got so many compliments.
YAY! 👏🏽So happy to hear that! 💙
I like how you Brady at your sons hair you did a very awesome job I would love to try or have somebody do my son’s hair like that because he has natural curly hair like your sense
Thank you so much 💙 just keep practising if you wanna do it yourself, but if you want to get it done by someone else you can always just show them the video you're interested and they'll recreate it for you I'm sure
The curly ends are cute too!
Yes ! Great style…my 2yr olds hair is sooo long and I’m running out of styles…I was debating cutting it 🥴but I’m going to keep on pushing through😂and we will try this style for the next couple weeks …thanks😊
You got this!!! 💪🏽 Hope this style was of some help in fighting the urge to cut his hair lol, I know it must've turned out great! 💙
These are the bomb ! I definitely run up your views trying to learn and do my sons hair like yours lol …
Thank you! We’re happy and grateful you’re loving the vids and upping our views, we know your little one will be looking extra cute with these styles 💙
I am going to try this in my brothers hair
Love that! 🙏🏽 let us know how it turned out 💙
omg im new here and just seeing him grow giving ne baby boy fever 🥹
thanks for tuning in! and omg I know right... growing up right before our eyes 💙
Ima try this on my son today, he’s 18 months i give him snacks and my phone and hope for the best lol
@@zsazsa4159 lol yes that’s all we can do! Snacks and a show and hope they forget we’re doing their hair until we’re done 😂
Thank you goddess very helpful content ❤
@@truthfully9849 you’re so welcome! 💙
Hey love I just discovered your TH-cam channel and absolutely love it! Just tried the asap rocky braids on my son but I barely know how to braid to the scalp 😭. Can you do a tutorial on that
So happy you’re loving the channel… welcome! 💙 I will definitely do a tutorial on braiding to the scalp for you soon! And you’ve got this, practice makes perfect, I know those asap rocky braids looked super cute on your little one!
Just subscribed and bought the DuRag. I love this ❤️
Thank you so much for subscribing and for purchasing a durag! You're so appreciated 💙 Hope you continue to enjoy our content!
I'm guessing you mean 16 braids in total & 8 on each side but it's very cute. Can shine & jam be used on white hair (Meaning is it a gel or gel & grease combo) ?? My BEST friend is a beautiful brown girl (even tho she hates that I say brown, she says black bc she's darker) & she used a dark colored gel on my blonde hair & it definitely wasn't meant for my hair, it kinda changed my hair color until we washed it like 5 times. But what you're using is clear.
Hi, yes Shine n Jam can definitely be used on all hair types/textures. There are some coloured versions of the gel (i.e. the red jar) but it shouldn't change your hair colour, it won't flake either, and it won't make it hard or crunchy. If you're in need of a good gel that will work well with your hair type you can definitely try this!
@@keepingupwithkham thank you very much for replying to me, have a beautiful day!
Wow beautiful
Thank you! 💙
Thanks it came out great with a twist
Yay! Love to hear that! 💙
nice i love it ❤❤
Thank youu 💙
How do you keep his hair from tangling my son is tender headed and his hair tangles so much
A really good brush (the one that has the separate pieces, works... it's linked in my more recent videos), a wide tooth comb as well. I do a lot of detangling while washing his hair, finger detangle with shampoo and them finger detangle and brush with conditioner and I then I put his hair into about 4 or 5 braids and then wash his hair out with the braids in.
I also, use a spray bottle to keep his hair wet while trying to detangle and braid unless I'm trying to braid dry.
And when you are braiding you have to comb and brush out as you go, I often stop many many times to comb or brush because if not it's just tangled and Kham complains.
So finger detangling, sectioning while in conditioner, a really good brush, and just detangling as you braid.
Hope this helps!
Can you do this tutorial on a 4 year old waterhead? 🤣🤣 cause my son has even longer hair and has been getting it braided consistently for 2 years and every time he acts like it’s his first 😩
Lol kids freaking out to getting their hair done or getting it washed is the funniest (and most frustrating thing lol) hopefully he'll grow out of it soon 😂
My son has the same texture glad I found page
Our curly little boys are just the best. Glad you’re here with us! 💙
How long you leave that hairstyle on him ?
Can’t remember exactly but probably a week/week and a half. But it could last you two plus if that’s what you want it to do. Regular maintenance of it at night and during playtime would make it easier to last longer… but boys are boys/kids are kids and nothing lasts long 😂
Thank uuuuuuu❤❤❤❤❤
You're welcome! 💙
What are you using to grow his hair ?
I'm actually not using anything in particular; just keeping the products to a minimum, lots of protective styling, hydrating/moisturizing regularly and just allowing the hair to to do it's thing.
Waw nic braids
Thank you!
Getting my mental right to do this tomorow😂😂
😂 this one does take little more time and patience but I know you aced it! Let us know how it turned out! 💙
Please don't hate but just the tip the way you're supposed to put in any kind of styling Aid especially shine and jam is your actually don't put it on the scalp you supposed to put it on the 1st from the route starting at the route for the 1st at that like the hair say two to two-and-a-half in of growth. It absolutely does not go on the scalp the only thing that goes on the scalp is something that's his scalp conditioner also I used Tynan Jam as well as something called Paul Mitchell's waxworks
Hey, thanks for the info on just putting the product on the root. I do it this way because it's easier to help with parting the hair, and I also use hair food/grease on the scalp afterwards. I've always done this in my hair and never had any issues, and the same goes for his hair. But I will def keep this in mind!
@@keepingupwithkham yeah you put the route or scalp conditioner right on the part in the hair scalp on the scalp not the hair like you didn't the video then you use shine and jam I also use in combination with that I use Paul Mitchell's waxworks and works absolutely fabulous. At the end of my braids up what I do is I take a regular moose I even just get it from Dollar Tree just a basic mousse were white people even I get like a nice little palm. Spread it out in my hands and then gently just tap it onto the braided hair and then I put a du-rag on the client's head and then I take hair dryer with a diffuser on medium Heat and then I do that for me being 90 seconds to 2 minutes until it's dry and then I take off DG reg spray it with a shiny spray or would I actually use is I take coconut oil hundred percent coconut oil 10 I get from FreshCo or Safeway when it's left out on the counter it goes to completely to liquid oil so what I do first is I put in a tiny bottle like a little spray bottle and then I let it go to liquid and then I spray on a light mist of that on top of the freshly braided and dried hair I tell the client to always sleep with their hair wrapped for Ubly in durag cap with the elastic band that goes all around or just a regular durag with the ties and it lasts literally depending on how fast the hair grows it lasts between three weeks to a month
What could be the length of the hair of this young boy when he is above 20 years old ???
I'm curious to see it.
Me too! I wonder if he’ll want to cut it at some point 🤷🏽♀️
@@keepingupwithkham
I'd have loved to have someone to take such a good care of my own hair in order to be the man with the longest hair in my country (CAMEROUN).
@@simonnloga3674 🙏🏽💙
@@keepingupwithkham
How can I get in contact with you to make sure I will also benefit from your good hair care ?
I really need it.
Thanks in advance.
Im doing this style on my son's hair as we speak.
Yay! Love that! Let us know how it turned out 💙
It's very nice! I wish I could send pics! Thanks for the tutorial!
@@kdmichelle5469 You're welcome! 💙
I wish I could post a pic. I did my grandsons and it lool good
Aww! Omg sooo happy to hear that! 💙
* if you have instagram you could always send it to us there @keepingupwithkham
The girls the get it…. GET IT
💙💙
I look at your videos for ideas and you never fail me I have 5 boys 3 have hair I will be doing this style and one other on my toddlers ❤️💋
@@MsAugust92 Ayee 🔥 you’re gonna kill it! So happy you like our videos/styles and that you’re trying them out on your little ones. Thanks for watching 💙
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Very nice
Thank you! 💙
Damn I’m not this sweet but I’m going try
You got it! 💪🏽💙
You are so so nice 🙂
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Do the brains are ready
@@KyeiaraBradshaw braids* already*
Can you stop talking and just do the thing on break
@@KyeiaraBradshaw feel free to put the video on mute 🤷🏽♀️ enjoy!