Senegalese Twist Crochet Hair 6 Packs Synthetic Braiding Hair Extensions Small Havana 2X Twist Hair Fiber Crochet Braids 30Stands/Pack (18 Inch,1B)

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While it works by giving your natural hair a break from frequent manipulation, it’s a fun choice because you can still play with color, texture, and length. Often known as a “low-manipulation style,” the big draw for a crochet hairstyle is that your actual hair is usually fully hidden in cornrows that serve as a base for whatever style you choose. Ava Selmon, a hairdresser based in Chicago, gave some helpful pointers for ladies who want to recreate this style. Divide your hair into as many sections as you’d like. The smaller the sections, the easier they will be to comb through. Tip #2: If you don’t have a heat bonnet, you can apply a plastic shower cap and then cover it with a towel or other fabric wrap for insulation. If you’re feeling extra motivated, you can even work out while the pre-poo is in your hair to generate some heat!

Crochet braids (or twists, or locs) are popular protective hairstyles that involve crocheting hair extensions to one’s hair, which are frequently used by people with natural hair. Usually, bulk synthetic hair is used for crochet twists and braids, but human hair can also be used especially if you plan to use heat tools. Take a small section of braiding hair and hold it at the beginning of your natural hair section. You’ll use both halves of the braiding hair as two of your braiding sections and your natural hair as the third. Using the three sections, begin to cornrow. Rinse out the pre-poo in the shower and follow up with the shampooing and conditioning steps listed below. Even with a protective style, you need to give your scalp some TLC and moisturize your natural hair. To preserve your hairstyle, try a targeted scalp cleanse by using the squeeze bottle method. Now that you’ve completed all of the above steps, your hair is ready for the styling process! Read below for a detailed guide on how to install crochet braids properly: Cornrow Your Hair

Keep reading for all of the details you’ll need to complete this style perfectly, even if you’re a beginner. Don’t worry, we provide video tutorials later in this article. What Are the Benefits of Crochet Braids? If you need synthetic braiding hair, we recommend using any kanekalon braiding hair.You can find extension hair at beauty supply stores, online, or even at department stores. How Much Hair Is Needed for Crochet Braids? Divide your hair into as many sections as you’d like. More sections will give you a more stretched-out result. Keep doing this as you work around your head until you’re finished installing the crochet hair. Also, note that using a bobby pin will follow the same above steps. For this look, braid the hair into cornrows and leave out a small amount of hair in the front, which will help the natural hair to blend in with the wig.

Once the braiding process is complete, you can apply some oil to your scalp to ensure that your scalp won’t dry out while it’s in the style. You will need four or more bundles of crochet hair to complete a full head of crochet braids. You may use up to 8 bundles of crochet hair depending on the style of your hair and how voluminous you want the style to be. It’s always a good idea to buy more hair than you think you’ll need. There’s no clear consensus on the origin of crochet braids, but the technique has been traced to the 1990s. Popular crochet-based styles include crochet braids (also known as latch hook braids), crochet twists, crochet faux locs, or even styles where the extensions are left mainly loose to mimic the look of free-flowing tresses. Protective styles and dirty hair don’t mix. Crocheting on dirty hair will encourage more dirt, product build-up, and a disgusting takedown when it’s time to remove your crochet braids in a few weeks. Step 2: Cornrow Your Hair The crochet method is similar to getting certain types ofweaves in that you must first cornrow-braid yourhair before any extensions are added. However, unlike a weave, which is a large section of hair that is sewn in, in this instance, the hair is loose.Almost everyone loves the look and feel of crochet braids. When properly maintained, they can bea protective stylethat offers many benefits, including: Crochet braids can last for several weeks with a proper hair care routine. Some women can wear crochet hairstyles for as long as eight weeks at a time. However, we don’t recommend wearing the style beyond roughly four weeks. Although, by monitoring your hair, you’ll be able to determine how long is right for you. How Long Does It Take to Crochet Your Hair?