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Ok! Ok! Somebody finna get cuteeee lol 🙌🏾😂♥️♥️ I hope it turns out beautiful And you're right the 16-inch is long for two reasons 1) This texture of hair is similar to 4C hair, there is a lot of shrinkage but the hair stretches because of the elasticity 2) How you loop the two strands will either give you a little more length or shorten it. It’s going to be long regardless but tell your stylist to loop the strands in the middle if you want it shorter.
The hot water is overrated, sis. Every time I do my hair, I forget. When I do a client's hair, I dip them in hot water. I mean, I see the difference, but it's not needed. Also, I appreciate these videos. I was struggling trying to get my twist in. I'm going to try this method. 😊
@CSpice24 Thank you! 🥰 I love them both but I prefer FreeTress for my twists. I would recommend Outre if you have thin hair or just want a fuller look. I use Outre when I want to add volume and prefer a thicker twist.
@ShardeTV I understand. I am relaxed and I am thinking about using Outre for my twist but I don't want them thick because I plan on wearing them in the summertime.
How many twists were installed? Did this hair shed alot upon fluffing the hair more to separate? I noticed with the xpression afro twist hair it sheds alot upon separating & fluffing.
I haven't experienced any itching with the Freetress hair and just a lil bit with the Xpression hair. The itching isn't unbearable with the Xpressions hair it's pretty mild.
Oohh no 😟 You have to twist the hair counterclockwise and then twist. Slow the video down and pay attention to how I twist the hair counterclockwise and then twist. I hope this helps ♥️🥰
Yes, I braided an inch of my hair and then I twisted my hair. I used a traditional 3 strand braiding technique. You may have to rewatch the video and slow it up a bit. The technique is easy.
