Thanks Mary! This was a good tutorial. For those who need to slow down the video. 1. Hit the 3 dots at the top right look for playback • Normal 2. Hit playback normal above normal will slow the video down: 75x, .5x & .25x. Selecting below normal will speed up the video playback. Hope this helps!
Just finished my moms hair using this method, she loves it. Thanks for the video. I kept snagging her hair using the hair crochet hook soooo I had a yarn needle and that worked better for me for hiding the plaits. Thanks again
i am watching to educate myself, I have 2 beautiful multiracial grandaughters and want to learn. i notice you braid under and i braid over does that matter at all. I know this sounds crazy but I honestly have never done anything but ponytails in their hair. i want to be a grandma that can do whatever they want to have done. they dont have the coursest hair but they have gotten it braided before with the synthetic. please forgive me for being so uneducated. ty
Aw as long as your trying, a girl on here called Nia monet had a very easy to follow faux loc tutorial that is very natural looking, hope this helps xx
You seem like a really good grandma. Honestly, there isn't much of a difference between overhand and underhand braids when they're off the scalp like this. When you braid to the scalp, like French braids or cornrows, overhand braids lay flat and are usually called French braids. Braiding underhand to the scalp causes the braids to be raised. This is sometimes called Dutch braiding, and it's used more often than overhand in cornrows and for a base for weaves. I really hope that this helps you.
I love this method cuts the time in half. I have to add hair to my hair to because my hair needs strength or it will just get loose and come down. Thanks for sharing 💜💙💛😘😍
This is gonna have me ready for summer like "who dat" 👀👀👀 never tried this before and your method has me feeling confident I can do it and it will be glorious! You're a great teacher and I cant wait to do my hair!!! Thank you for this fantastic content and instruction!! 💜💜💜
Thank you for saying the color you used, I was about to buy this and can see now that the top would be darker than I thought. The pictures online don't show the top, only the bottom of the hair.
@@ieshajohnson9274 I usually only do crotchet method. I can French braid decently but even when it’s not great I can still manage to make the overall style look good and presentable. Plus it’s the quickest method. If you can braid go for it.
I put real aloe on my daughters hair for a hour with a plastic bag to cover before I wash it, then I deep condition it for 30 min, rinse that out, spray some leave in and use carol’s daughter blow out cream...keeps her hair good and moisturized without having to do much else but a little oil directly to her scalp and massaging her scalp before any hairstyle with add in hair...that aloe is everything...she has minimal shedding and the hair isn’t dry and damaged even 4-6 weeks later after I take it out. I think most braiders assume you moisturized and prepped your hair to your liking before you came. With as much as the labor and time costs for the style itself, might as well prep your scalp and hair before you get there.
if hair is properly moisturized during the washing process you shouldnt need much to braid the hair. I only put shea butter on my ends and oil my scalp when i do protective styles and nothing more....then once the braids are installed i mist my hair with aloe or a leave in every few days...and oil my scalp and thats it...i dont grease up my hair for a protective style...and i have really thick and long hair.
Or if you want to save more time then braiding the hair you can part your hair in squares and put black rubber bands around each parted hair and chroche the Faux locks that way also! Braiding takes to long and it will take even longer putting the locks in!
chioma c they’re actually not hard to take down at all. You can actually reach in and feel the braid and unravel it. I’ve been getting these for years, never needed help, never had an issue. You can also just cut them out if you know where your braid ends.
I will try this tomorrow .! I am doing my own but have so much hair really thick ! So I actually do three rows of individual and then for took the middle just easier and faster for me doing my self .! But I normally take braiding hair and wrap around to hide it because I could never find a good video .! And people always compliment still so I’m excited to see if this works for me .! Tonight I’m just filling up the Cornell’s and then I’ll tackle my individual tomorrow lol.!
why didn't you comb her hair first? it looks like you sectioned it off while it was tangled and then didn't even untangle the section, just went into braiding it.
Disclaimer: Doesn't work for shorter natural hair that curls at the ends when you braid it 😥😥 unlesss you do smaller (thinner braids) and who has time for that
BEAUTIFULLY DONE!!! Wish you were here in Detroit so you can do my hair!! If you have someone to refer me to here that does them like you-Let me know! Just has crotchet locs, and it looked good at first, but the way it was done was TERRIBLE and difficult to take out!! 😬 -Tam6-
Just to give some constructive criticism slow the video down on the actual installation part. You did it way to fast for viewers like me to catch thanks in advance
@6:00 🤔 okay I see now so if your hair is really short around 3 inches this method wouldn't work I wanted to do it this way but it looks like I'm going to have to do the crochet method.
This is a good method but I like to unwrap the hair slightly and wrap around . The crochet needle messes up the hair sometimes when you keep posing it through to pull the braid through it
I always experience the same issue. I usually have to do the rubber band method.. just make sure your hair is moisturized (to avoid breakage) before you add any rubber bands, if you choose to do so. 😘
Can someone show my slowly what exactly she did to secure that first install? Even when I slow it down I can’t see what her hands are doing, part of her hand is in the way. It looks lovely though!!
Thanks Mary! This was a good tutorial.
For those who need to slow down the video.
1. Hit the 3 dots at the top right look for playback • Normal
2. Hit playback normal
above normal will slow the video down: 75x, .5x & .25x.
Selecting below normal will speed up the video playback. Hope this helps!
Wow, I didn't know that even existed on here..🤷🏾♀️😩 Learn something every day!.!. Gosh, I'm getting old!! 🤦🏽♀️
Thank you learned something new.
Sharon omg thank you 🥺
Sharon thank you, I didn’t know that!!!
I never knew 💁🏽♀️
Thank you!
Just finished my moms hair using this method, she loves it. Thanks for the video. I kept snagging her hair using the hair crochet hook soooo I had a yarn needle and that worked better for me for hiding the plaits. Thanks again
I'm have to try this looks simple to do my myself and thinks for this for this if the ones that can't braid.
i am watching to educate myself, I have 2 beautiful multiracial grandaughters and want to learn. i notice you braid under and i braid over does that matter at all. I know this sounds crazy but I honestly have never done anything but ponytails in their hair. i want to be a grandma that can do whatever they want to have done. they dont have the coursest hair but they have gotten it braided before with the synthetic. please forgive me for being so uneducated. ty
Aw as long as your trying, a girl on here called Nia monet had a very easy to follow faux loc tutorial that is very natural looking, hope this helps xx
what an angel
You seem like a really good grandma. Honestly, there isn't much of a difference between overhand and underhand braids when they're off the scalp like this. When you braid to the scalp, like French braids or cornrows, overhand braids lay flat and are usually called French braids. Braiding underhand to the scalp causes the braids to be raised. This is sometimes called Dutch braiding, and it's used more often than overhand in cornrows and for a base for weaves. I really hope that this helps you.
this is so cute i love this
That’s sweet! It’s great you want to do that for them and learn.lucky grandkids :)
I love your lil hexagon / seashell parts....makes them look like real locks
Best method ever I definitely didn't wanna sit there and wrap the hair. Thank you so much for this video😊😊
I love this method cuts the time in half. I have to add hair to my hair to because my hair needs strength or it will just get loose and come down. Thanks for sharing 💜💙💛😘😍
Tesha Jorden am doing my tomorrow
Is very beautiful and quick, but how do u take it down so it won't cut your hair
"Thats between you and god" legit my favorite line
Cracking UP @“yea at the end u been growing these lox’s for 10 years , that’s between you and God!” 😂😂😂😂
She took me out 😭😭😭😭
Locs
🧐Tht part had me roll’n ..like🤥..lol🤣🤣🤣
Yup she just my type 😂😁
😆😆😆
I love this video, it give me a easy do for this pandemic we are going through right now
My thoughts exactly. I am going to do mine tomorrow. How did you like your hair?
I keep rewatching this and now I see where I’ve messed up when trying on myself. Definitely going to give it another try.
Where did you go wrong?
My hair won’t go through the loc at all 😭 to the point where the braid started unraveling
Thank you for the tutorial. I'm not all that skilled at crocheting, but I tried this out and it came out beautifully!!
did your hair come out of it?
@@Nat86RN I've been wearing it for over a month now. The longer I keep it in the better it looks.
I absolutely love this method! It saves so much time and comes out just as natural as regular faux locs💕
This method is EVERYTHING TO MY LIFE❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love your voice it's not loud.but calm one can easily follow you
Thank you 🙌 I've never done hair before I have 4 boys and now I leave with my granddaughter 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃
This is gonna have me ready for summer like "who dat" 👀👀👀 never tried this before and your method has me feeling confident I can do it and it will be glorious! You're a great teacher and I cant wait to do my hair!!! Thank you for this fantastic content and instruction!! 💜💜💜
Omg this is so darn coooooooooool!! I can’t wait to attempt this! Thank you!❤️❤️
Yo I give you mad props. Just try to do though faux locs could not get it to save my life. You make it look so damn easy
Perfect! Easy to learn from you ,❤❤❤❤
Thank you for saying the color you used, I was about to buy this and can see now that the top would be darker than I thought. The pictures online don't show the top, only the bottom of the hair.
This is beautiful
Remind me of my daughter when she was little always do her hair like this thanks for sharing with us
Thank you. This is one of the best method. I love it
How do you avoid the braided hair from slipping out the loc at the base? Also how did you hide the root of the braid so it's not seen at all?
Helena Cox the knot is just that big. No tricks
Can this be done on long hair
I hv slippery hair
How long can u keep this locs????
I think push the hair as you crotchet it’s
I don’t see how y’all can do the pull through method I feel like it would add an extra 4-6 hours I just simply can’t do all that.
I’m doing mine right now and I have no idea how to conceal the braid I just can’t lol do you have any tips ??
@@ieshajohnson9274 I usually only do crotchet method. I can French braid decently but even when it’s not great I can still manage to make the overall style look good and presentable. Plus it’s the quickest method. If you can braid go for it.
This is so dope, love this tutorial.
How do you take them down?
Good question, that's what I was wondering too
This is my favorite style
I currently have same hair with same color on
You do a great job but You're not putting anything on the hair especially natural.. before protective styles the hair needs to be moisturized
Meh.. I hardly do it myself it doesn't ruin the braids. Also less build up from grease and dirt
BLAQ BEAUTY I was thinking that
It’s dry so it will break off
I put real aloe on my daughters hair for a hour with a plastic bag to cover before I wash it, then I deep condition it for 30 min, rinse that out, spray some leave in and use carol’s daughter blow out cream...keeps her hair good and moisturized without having to do much else but a little oil directly to her scalp and massaging her scalp before any hairstyle with add in hair...that aloe is everything...she has minimal shedding and the hair isn’t dry and damaged even 4-6 weeks later after I take it out. I think most braiders assume you moisturized and prepped your hair to your liking before you came. With as much as the labor and time costs for the style itself, might as well prep your scalp and hair before you get there.
if hair is properly moisturized during the washing process you shouldnt need much to braid the hair. I only put shea butter on my ends and oil my scalp when i do protective styles and nothing more....then once the braids are installed i mist my hair with aloe or a leave in every few days...and oil my scalp and thats it...i dont grease up my hair for a protective style...and i have really thick and long hair.
Absolutely beautiful!!!! 💞 love love love it!!!
Or if you want to save more time then braiding the hair you can part your hair in squares and put black rubber bands around each parted hair and chroche the Faux locks that way also! Braiding takes to long and it will take even longer putting the locks in!
It's so beautiful and very clean. But I think it's going to be difficult to remove except if someone helps you.
chioma c they’re actually not hard to take down at all. You can actually reach in and feel the braid and unravel it. I’ve been getting these for years, never needed help, never had an issue. You can also just cut them out if you know where your braid ends.
Nicely done hunni.
I will try this tomorrow .! I am doing my own but have so much hair really thick ! So I actually do three rows of individual and then for took the middle just easier and faster for me doing my self .! But I normally take braiding hair and wrap around to hide it because I could never find a good video .! And people always compliment still so I’m excited to see if this works for me .! Tonight I’m just filling up the Cornell’s and then I’ll tackle my individual tomorrow lol.!
Sis I need an update!
This is perfect! About to try it on my aunt. Great job!!!!!
Excellent tutorial on this technique! The best I’ve seen thus far!
Great everything!! Details. .explaining it.. Style ...just everything love it!! Will try this💓💓💓💓
I like this hairstyle
why didn't you comb her hair first? it looks like you sectioned it off while it was tangled and then didn't even untangle the section, just went into braiding it.
Exactly
I love her hair!😍
Nicely done ☺️... but how do you take it down without unraveling the locs
Disclaimer: Doesn't work for shorter natural hair that curls at the ends when you braid it 😥😥 unlesss you do smaller (thinner braids) and who has time for that
JaDedby88 my hair is the same way you may just have to add hair to make the braid longer, like she did in the vid.
Had to blow dry my natural hair straight to do mine cause I had the same issue
Thank you very much for this tutorial... I’ve been looking for this
Lucky
Thank you so much for this..saves me money and time.
She has a lot of hair!
Such beautiful Hair. Amazing
You go too fast on that loop to braid knot. I couldn't see exactly what you did.
I know right- lol
that’s what the pause button is for.
You can actually slow down the playback speed.
Thank you, I've been looking for this video. Now I can do my own. thanks for sharing. looks really good.
This tutorial is the best, thanks
BEAUTIFULLY DONE!!! Wish you were here in Detroit so you can do my hair!! If you have someone to refer me to here that does them like you-Let me know! Just has crotchet locs, and it looked good at first, but the way it was done was TERRIBLE and difficult to take out!! 😬 -Tam6-
Going to try this!! Thank you!
Your work is always so clean! Greetings from New Jersey!
Thank you so much for making it so easy for is to understand and God bless
It’s between you and God took me out 🤣🤣🤣
Just to give some constructive criticism slow the video down on the actual installation part. You did it way to fast for viewers like me to catch thanks in advance
thugginluv ' did you know you can slow the video down yourself?
I saw a method where they wrapped the natural braid around the crochet look and pull, the braid dissapeared into the loc.🤔 Gotta try
LaToya Boggans yeah this method is confusing and seems hard to take out
Where did u see that method?
@6:00 🤔 okay I see now so if your hair is really short around 3 inches this method wouldn't work I wanted to do it this way but it looks like I'm going to have to do the crochet method.
Just use braiding hair like she did for the individual braids
I love this. Now I need to know if there is someone here in St Croix USVI that does these styles because I need to have my hair done, and how much?
When I did this the braids come out after a couple of days
last part killed me her humour
I’m definitely gone try this method
These are beautiful. I like the ombré.
These are gorgeous!!!! Good job :)
I love this style 😍❤
I'm trying this on my sister today.
Thanks for this great video, super helpful and it looks amazing!
For some reason I have such a hard time feeding the latch hook into the crochet loc 😞
TheMochakiss8503 me too. It’s killing me. But I’m going to try again
Love this look!
Wonderful. Those locs look really soft. Approximately how many locs are there?
This is a good method but I like to unwrap the hair slightly and wrap around . The crochet needle messes up the hair sometimes when you keep posing it through to pull the braid through it
My hair is really silky/fine, when braided it always just comes out after a day or two. Suggestions?
I always experience the same issue. I usually have to do the rubber band method.. just make sure your hair is moisturized (to avoid breakage) before you add any rubber bands, if you choose to do so. 😘
Add textured hair when creating the besides.
I thought I heard her say add Marley hair.
What's the name of the locs please. Nice work I love it
I’m so trying this look very soon.😀
❤️❤️❤️Great tutorial!!!
Are u located in Chicago?
ReactionsWithNanaa - no but plan to visit for the holidays.
I can do this style for You!
🌀🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨
You are good girl, what a technic thank you
How many locs did you put in her head?
I’m new and love the intro❤️
5:35
The actual attaching 👀
Ima Do This On My Locs 😍 Thank You 🙌🏾
Can someone show my slowly what exactly she did to secure that first install? Even when I slow it down I can’t see what her hands are doing, part of her hand is in the way. It looks lovely though!!
The only thing hard for me is that i need to learn on my clients hair doing the parts like you have it
how long do these serve ??
You have had enough trial n error. Just wondering if it's best to pull the locs and the braid thru the hole or just the braid?
Love it 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍love the amber vibe super cute and nice!!!!!!!
How many packs of hair did you use?
2
How do you take it out ?
Anne Jean you don’t 😭😭 I would say cut your hair at the end of the braids that’s inside the dread then unravel it then try to cut the knot
Can u do a video about taking it down??
A
This exactly wat I needed thank you so much 🙏
Ok I’m doing this today
Hi I have one question how do you take it out?
Good video but she went too quickly on attaching the crochet to the hair. Wish she slowed it down.
I will try this. Thank you
damn i see you alll over youtube now!
Awesome 👍🏾👍🏾
This is fye🔥🔥 and NATURAL looking ❤️❤️❤️it
Gotta try these
It didn’t go well for me but ima try it again. My hook was getting tangled in the dread
Really Nice 👍
How many packs did u use?
Description says 2 packs. Theres 36 strands in each pack.
Great Job thanks for sharing video❤
Beautiful👍