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| Crochet Braids: Senegalese Twists With Perimeter Using Freetress Braid PreTwisted Hair |
I have had this style for a 3 weeks and now I am ready to play with my natural again!
So now the removal...this process took me only 30 minutes to remove!
1). Look at your crochet braids with that determination eyebrow (for good reasons), then put your hair in 4-6 sections to easily remove the twists.
3). Just slide them out! I like to grunt and growl when I pull them out...GRR! GAH!! UGH!!! YASSS!!!!
4). Now your Senegalese twists are out! Spray your braiding pattern with a water, oil, and conditioner mixture to lubricate and moisturize your hair. This will also create lots of slip when taking your braiding foundation out.
5). USE YOUR FINGERS ONLY!!! Start from the back and make your way to the front of your head for easier removal. If you used sewing thread to keep your hair secure, make sure to be careful when cutting and removing the thread. Remember to BE GENTLE AND DELICATE! There will be TONS of shed hair.
6). Now that your braiding pattern is out, GO SHAWTY! IT'S YOUR TAKING-YOUR-CROCHET-BRAIDS-OUT-PARTAY!!!...whip your hair back and forth!
7). Detangle THOROUGHLY (I love to use coconut oil) and continue on with your Wash Day regimen, with a protein treatment and deep conditioning.
Check out my journey!
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Natural hair says: before you put in another long term style, keep your hair out for at least a week. This will help strengthen your strands back up and get the allotted moisture your hair needs.
Always Desire Your Natural,
Christina J
I've been thinking about getting crochet braids. Great tips!
ReplyDeleteYou should definitely try it. The style is so easy and affordable too
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