Product Review: Senegalese Twists Using Janet Collection Noir Tantalizing Twist Braid

Janet Collection Noir Tantalizing Twist Braid

This has definitely been an awesome journey with the Senegalese Twists Using Janet Collection Noir Tantalizing Twist Braid. I honestly had the best time with this hair with hardly any issues and lots of #selfies. Here are my weekly pictures:

Week 1: I mostly wore my hair loose with a Ninja Bun the first week. I twisted my hair pretty snug and didn't need the extra stress of styling. This was an easy style to really care for.

Week 2: I started trying out different styles with my twists. I did tuck and rolls, flat braids, and more buns to have a bit more creativity in my styles. When I had my tuck and roll style with my hair to the side, my husband called me a "hip-hop star." Now time to drop my album!

I also decided to dress up as Tin (Wo) Man for Halloween! I did a Ninja Bun on top and made sure to have one strand out as my "spout." I also added jewels (loc jewelry) to my hair to create more of a tin-can-nature to my style. Oh! And this took about 59.5 bobby pins, lot of hair ties, and prayer to keep the style up LOL



Week 3: I do more French braid styles for something different, instead of Avant Garde ones. French braids are actually nice and help keep my hands from messing with my new growth. I also massage my scalp with my coffee oil, because my scalp is starting to get that itch. That tends to help a bit. The twists are still looking very nice!



Week 4: New growth is definitely coming in and I have already scheduled to take out my hair sometime in the next week. This style was so easy to care for and not a big hassle for me at all! 

Pros of Janet Collection Noir Tantalizing Twist Braid

Very simple to install

There is no separating, brushing, curling, nor hassle. You literally do the crochet braiding process and that's it.


Very convenient for on-the-go

Just wake up and go!


Easy to care for and low maintenance 

I literally moisturize and massage my scalp with oil 3xs a week and sleep with a satin scarf.


Put hair away for long-term

This style stayed in for 4 weeks!


Easy to find the hair online or at local beauty supply 

This hair is literally everywhere (internet and local beauty supplies) and the price is not bad either. Depending on where you buy the hair, is can be $4.99 to $9.99 a pack. Pretty cheap!


Can reuse the hair for another style

Since these are twists, there is no need to cut the hair out of your braids. Just pull and release the twists, cleanse in ACV, then pack up for next use.


The ends do not unravel or get too frizzy

Although, you can still seal the ends in boiling water, it is not necessary to do so. The manufacturer did an excellent job creating the twists to not unravel. You may find tiny bits of lint at the ends, but it's not too bad nor irritating.


The hair has a natural look and feel

Unlike the Freetress Braid Senegalese Twists Small, the twist are thicker and have a natural feel to them. They also look natural as well, instead of shiny like Senegalese twists using kanekalon hair.

Cons of Janet Collection Noir Tantalizing Twist Braid

Very bulky

...but my, oh my! This hair can get bulky in a second if you don't space the twists out. Remember, with every twist you are crocheting, there are actually two twists coming out of that stitch. So be sure to space them out evenly

Check out my Senegalese twists crochet braids journey:

Protective Style Series Vol 7.1 | Braiding Pattern For Crochet Senegalese Twists
Protective Style Series Vol 7.2 | Senegalese Twists Using Janet Collection Noir Tantalizing Twist Braid
Protective Style Series Vol 7.4 | How To Safely Remove Crochet Senegalese Twists

For more tips, check out: 10 Tips For Successful Crochet Braids

To care for your twists, check out: Protective Style Series Vol 2.3 | Caring For Your Senegalese Twists


To style your twists, check out: Protective Style Series Vol 2.4 | Styling The Senegalese Twists



 Janet Collection Noir Tantalizing Twist Braid

Check out more crochet braids articles:

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The Journey Of Freetress Water Wave Braid
Questions, Answers, Pros, and Cons of Freetress CubanTwist
Questions, Answers, Pros, and Cons of Freetress Braid Senegalese Twists Small




Natural hair says: The best way to find the hair for you is to continue to try different kinds of brands and products. Do your research and try them for yourself. If you need any assistance, check out Facebook crochet braids groups, message boards, or contact Twana on her website Crochet Braids By Twana.


Always Desire Your Natural,


Christina J