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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As TheChicNatural shows in the video, some ladies assemble the ends of their cornrows together into one final cornrow braid. Tip #1: If you are in a hurry, speed up the moisturizing process by using a heated bonnet. The warmth will open up your hair cuticles to absorb more moisture in less time. 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? 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? Hands down, removing crochet braids is much faster than traditional braids, twists, or faux locs. Removing a crochet hairstyle begins by cutting the crocheted extensions as close to the original knots as possible. But be careful so that you don’t cut your natural cornrowed hair!

If you are new to braiding, completing the initial braids may require several tries and lots of practice to perfect the technique. Once the cornrows are done, you can begin adding the crotchet extensions. "Start by taking your crotchet hook, loop the extension and place it through the braid, then pull down, says Groover. "Then split the hair to the size of the braid or curl desired. Take half of the piece of the curl extension and tie a knot to secure the curl and braid. Repeat the entire length of each cornrow." Work the pre-poo treatment into the first section of hair, and then gently detangle the section using a wide-tooth comb if needed.

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Crochet styles incorporate some traditional braiding methods, similar to weaves and hair extensions. Generally, your natural hair is braided in cornrows before incorporating the crochet hair extensions, but your hair can also be braided in other styles or twisted too. Because crochet hair comes in so many different colors and styles, these braids are perfect for playing around with new hairstyles while also maintaining healthy natural hair that’s free of damage from heat or color. It’s the best of both worlds! Crochet braids are a gorgeous, natural-looking protective hairstyle that involves braiding, weaving, or crocheting synthetic extensions into your natural hair with a crochet hook or latch hook. The way you maintain crochet braids or twists depends on the hair you used. Synthetic hair like Marley Twists or Kanekalon means that you can’t hop in the shower and wash them as you would your natural hair.

Crochet braids and twists are a fun way to switch up your style. But if you’re used to traditional braid and twist installs, you might wonder whether it’s a good investment. So, let’s highlight some of the pros and cons to make sure that a crochet hairstyle is right for you. Crochet Hair ProsCrochet braids and twists are protective hairstyles, where extensions are crocheted into one’s natural hair. Create several more braids on both sides of your head, going downward toward your ear. When you are completing the braids going down the sides, combine the ends of the braids with the tail of the braid in front of it. Repeat this for both sides. This creates a curve around your ear that will make this hairstyle look natural once you install the crochet hair.

There are many different products out there to choose from, and each head of hair is unique. It might take some trial and error to find moisturizing products (and product combinations) that are right for your hair. With braids, as you loop an extension through your cornrows, that hair would then be sectioned and braided either the full length or left partially braided for texture. And the same would follow for twists. 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. 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. It’s important to note that she also has additional cornrows on the sides, as you can see from the video.Rinse out the pre-poo in the shower and follow up with the shampooing and conditioning steps listed below. Tip: Holding the ends of your hair together while working in the shampoo can help prevent knots and tangles. The crochet braid style requires you to create multiple cornrows all over your head. These braids will be the foundation of the crochet braid style, giving the crochet hair a surface to attach to.