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HOW TO Stretch 4c hair & Retain length with AFRICAN Threading (DETAILED)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2018
- HOW TO Stretch 4c hair & Retain length with AFRICAN Threading ( DETAILED)
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I really like the African threading it gives a really good stretch without the damage.
I'm Nigerian and my mum used to thread my hair a lot when I was younger. When I started my natural hair journey my hair was always dry when I threaded it then I realised that I had to moisturise then thread and it was all good after that
You can use yarn for threading the hair, it’s even better for beginners, you have more to hold on your hands, sewing thread are too thin sometimes too dry for people who already have dry hair.
Or you can search for anango thread, it’s an African rubber thread, it will keep the hair moisturize and the length retention better than any thread out there.
Girlllll. I want your hair so bad. It's gorgeous!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
I would love to see more woman do this hair styles. Better than wigs . Love the end result beautiful
It worked really well for stretching the hair! 😍 It just seems so time consuming. 😔
I love her accent♥️
Nigerian.
I'm convinced you are my influencer. I see the direction my afro is growing.⬇️⬇️⬇️ We have similar texture and I don't like tension on my scalp. Twists work best for for my tight low porosity coarse coils. I also dislike the dryness blow outs give so African threading works well.
One of the best tutorials I’ve watched, the camera angles, detailed instructions, and close ups - excellent! Thank you!
Only wish you included time expectations 😮
Your hair looks beautiful. I love using rubber thread because it is not as drying however, I have boxes of nigerian threads I have to use up
Where do you purchase this thread from ?
Where do you purchase the thread. Her link did not work?
S Minger You can send me a message on Facebook or Instagram at DiscoveringNatural
You have a beautiful head of hair, loved that you showed a simple way of removing them without scissors, thanks
And I'm sitting here thinking that I have alot of shrinkage. Oh.my.goodness! Beautiful healthy hair!
Hi, how long does your hair remain stretched like that after you've taken out the thread? Thanks for the vid.
I just stumble on your videos when i typed long 4c hair and your video came up , i have watched a lot of your videos so far and i was sooooooooooooooooooooooooo happy when i found someone on youtube with the same exact hair type as me that i can relate to , you have no idea how you just inspired me to keep going on with my natural hair Journey i mean you have no idea, your videos are amazing and trust me your videos are reaching people all over the globe cause I'm all the way in Turks and Caicos Islands which is located in the caribbean. Girl just keep doing what your doing
Your hair is long and beautiful
My mother had been threading my hair since i was a child it is very common in DRC as well.
Oh how i wished i had carried on in teenage years. I started doing it again since last year and i can see already soo much growth and it keeps my hair moisturised.
In other part of African the thread is called fil anango, but I don’t know how they call those rubber thread in RD Kongo, do you have a idea?
Hello from the UK. I love this look. Very easy. No using 10 different products at once. Simple and do able. Love it 💕💕
That stretch is Amazing! 😱 I watched the entire video- LOVED IT! 💙💜💛💚❤️😘
I really really like this! I can’t believe I forgot about this process. I did this a very long time ago with yarn on starter locs. Will definitely get back to this on my own hair for stretching and growing out process. Thanks for mentioning the different amount of time you can leave it in for and also for mentioning the product you use for moisturizing prior to threading! Excellent!
Clumped 4C hair is gorgeous
I have always wanted to learn how to do this and your vid was very detailed, thanks so much for sharing im going to buy that thread and try this. great tutorial doll
No beauty beats natural BEAUTY like what AFRICAN BEAUTY IS!
I have 4a 4b hair but I want to try this I haven't use a blow dryer in 3 months & a flat iron in over a year , healthy hair journey ❤❤
I am from the Caribbean and growing up my aunt use to do this for me and my cousins.
Your hair is nice, thick, & healthy ❤️
do anyone know what material of the threading she used? the one in the link does not exist anymore.
We call it kiko here in Nigeria 😍
It really does look like dreads
Inchessssss
WHAT KIND OF THREAD YOU USE?? And btw your hair is so BEAUTIFUL..
@@chisomogomonda7240 oh thanks bc I just asked that question
Thats how I stretch my hair nut I use acrylic yarn instead folding into two
beautarie how long does it stay stretched? Until you wash it? Also how to keep moisturized look on 4c hair low porosity ???
It stays for about a week. until my next wash I wash it on weekends. As for moisture Im not there yet, I dont have a lot of products so I use a water based hair food gel and oil moisturizer.
Ty for the fast reply!! :-)
you're welcome
You are absolutely gorgeous! Found you through Naturally Curly - subbed and thumbs up!
I always the thread when I go to Ghana or someone's visiting. I saw a Ghanaian store here in Toronto selling it for $1 each.
which store? Do you remember the name?
Yes tell us please lol
most african grocers have them ie afrocan on jane off wilson, and in brampton theres another grocer on jane by lawrence new era off albion and islington if they sell hair products they have the thread
I also buy it at the African store by Jane and Finch called Mosaic African Foods Wholesalers off Eddystone...they also sell raw shea butter for a good price. Straight from Ghana, it comes from the barrel.
You can use yarn for threading the hair, it’s even better for beginners, you have more to hold on your hands, sewing thread are too thin sometimes too dry for people who already have dry hair.
Or you can search for anango thread, it’s an African rubber thread, it will keep the hair moisturize and the length retention better than any thread out there.
Beautiful hair!! Super cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️ the thread brings back memories 😂
I just realized that threading is done all over west Africa 😂 Not only in my country
Thank you for reminding me about the benefits of threading. Love your hair and video.
You should make an update on how to grow your hair 💕💕💕
Thanks love!! I just recently posted a video about some new tips I’ve been using 😊
@@westafricanbaby Thank you! Love your hair! 👏🏾👏🏾
It is not hsir that makes a woman! You're hair is gold! Keep proving till the end!
This is really cool. How long did it stay looking dread/loc-ish like that?
I wanna learn how to do this sooooo bad!! Thanks so much!! New subscriber .. I also have like 4b 4c hair and I recently had a setback in my journey so I needed this ❤️❤️❤️
I use hair grease and chebe when I thread 🧵 my hair.
I was wondering if I could use hair grease
I’m gonna try this on my 4a hair! Looks beautiful
i use black yarn when I thread my hair it helps seal in the oils
Prove it provedddd proved provedd!!!!!!! Yes and keep proving!!!! Yes it can and does grows
It looks good, however, you never show us your check lenght in the front and side ways. Is there a reason for that? Please show us how long your front hair.
Love it! Beautiful Nigerian Sis!
Thank you so much for sharing this information it’s super helpful.
J aime trop tes vidéos. I like so much yours vidéos. I ve nearly 5 years natural in febrery 2019. 🤗🤗🤗🤗
This was the best video out there
I can’t wait till my hair get this length without having to stretch it.
Great thanks for sharing. I’ve been searching this thread on the internet
ahh your hair has gotten so long!!
I band every week. Beautiful results.
You should collab with craving curly kinks ❤
Pretty girl & love the hair!
I Love This Look I Have To Try This Method Love Ya Beautiful Hair💖💖💖💖
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing 😎😊
Thank u for this detailed vidéo. At Last i understood how to do this on my kinky curly hair. Are there différent size (diameter) of thread ? You are very pretty 😍
Goals! Your hair is so beautiful
What kind of thread is that...the link don't work.
Great detailed tutorial 👍🏾
Thank you for doing thus video. Im going to try this threading
I love watching ur video beautiful nd u av a lovely beautiful thick long hair
I love this. I'm going to try this out.
Amazing!❤ Imma try this !!
Have you ever used 1mms plastic lace to thread your hair? If so how do you keep it from coming down?
Gorgeous 😍😍❤️and soo long❤️❤️🌸looks soo shine and stretched ❤️❤️
I dont know if you can do this if your hair strands are fine. You think it'll be ok ??
looks amazing
My mom used to use that specific thread all my life... I didn’t know it was a Nigerian thread
In other part of African it’s called anango thread ( fil anango in french) maybe it has different name in Nigeria.
Goodness the thread... my mom would do that al the time on my hair and my hair would be long and soft but she tied it so tight it made my hair look like a stiff spider...now I appreciate what she did but It’s not worth the head or hand ache from tying so much lol
Your hair grew I love these I’m in twist your go to 😀 I have to find this thread though love ya
Ur hair is beautiful
You are looking great girl. Ur hair came out great. I'm gonna try this method
Beautiful
Beautiful 4c hair ❤❤❤
Muito linda 😍. Eu queria saber esse método cresce o cabelo é , e quantos dias a gente fica com ele amiga . Gostei muito.... Boa noite..... Beijos 😚♥️....Eu agradeceria que vc me respondesse querida. Agradeço... Beijos 😚
What are the percentages and fabric types of the African thread. For instance: 50% Cotton 50%Polyester. 100% Nylon etc...
string I think
I used regular sewing string. got the same results
You have nice skin
What happens if you dont wrt your hair but you grease it instead?
I click on the link and nothing pop up
Ur hair is full and beautiful baby girl
Loved this video...thanks for sharing! Have you ever left the thread in for two weeks? I want to try threading throughout the winter and wear my head wraps over it.
If it's left too long it can get locked up underneath
@@hiefia8568 Many thanks!
Very cute and practical.
what are the contents of the Tahil Wajid leave-in conditioner
Thank you for sharing 🌸
How often do you thread and how soon do you take it down?
What's the best thread to use? am in Canada
You can use yarn for threading the hair, it’s even better for beginners, you have more to hold on your hands, sewing thread are too thin sometimes too dry for people who already have dry hair.
Or you can search for anango thread, it’s an African rubber thread, it will keep the hair moisturize and the length retention better than any thread out there.
@@Veronique428 thank you
Beautiful!!!!!!!!!!
I want to know can tread short hair?
I want to can you use tread whit short to medium hair.?????
Mahima Abm You sure can
Naa Ayorkor Armah .thank you for the information..
Great Video
Thanks for sharing 😀
B E A U T I F U L 😘🤗😘🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️
Love it
Thank you!!
her accent 😍😍😍
OMG! I love it!
gorgeous!!
It looks good
Beautiful.
@westafricanbaby how do you make it to retain moisturize because every time I do the African threading, my hair is stretched but dry
It depends on the type of thread you are using, anango thread are other thread which have been using in Africa, it’s very good for keeping the moisture and length retention, you won’t have the dryness like other thread especially those that made for sewing.
Where can I get some thread