Bantu Knots On Fine Natural Hair 

Slaythesam thank you, that always happens when my hair grows longer. But I just have a lot of strands. When I first started this channel. Nobody knew until I cut my hair, because I had less strands the illusion was gone.

Her Hair strands itself is what is fine, which is the texture, the density which is the amount of strands growing next to each other is high, meaning many strands are packed together more closely. The density gives you the illusion that she has thick hair.

It does look fine it’s just high density

@@Mai-sx3yf this was 4 years ago please go about your day

Wendy Wandick thank you

Nakia thank you!!

MzLadiiCap thank you love. It could be anything, from the style..look..maybe I wasn’t clear enough. I’m not really Sure myself.

@@NaturallyCurla Well I think you did a great job!! You're welcome!! ☺❤❤

Gail Bullard thank you!! Yes, to me that has been the most successful way. In the past letting people cut my hair. I couldn’t barely hang on to what I gain. Smh

Denise Thompson thank you

arprelle thank you

Mz Amaze thank you so much

I wish it was getting thicker, but my strands growing makes my hair look fuller. My hair grows out, if that makes sense.

Yeah I can not use heavy products with Bantu knots! Thank you love

Naturally Curla I may try again...one day 😂

Naturally Kool thank you

Ja'mea Lewis thank you

genius idea

Obi from brush with the best website

@@NaturallyCurla thank you

Gemini Jackson aye 🙌🏽🤣

Jus' Sayin I think it just depends on the product and method. I know naturals with long thick hair. That hate Bantu knots and it just doesn’t come out right. It took me years to get decent Bantu knots. And I’ve only done it four times, but I still have parts of my hair that frizzes more, wont unravel right. It’s one of those styles for me that it depends what I’m using, and if I wrapped it correctly.

@@NaturallyCurla that makes sense. Some hair products just don't work for me. I am still trying to master a twist out it's always the back I can't twist to save my life it always tangle and no twist is formed...lol but I'm going to keep trying.

Jus' Sayin you think it’s time for a trim, that usually happens to me when it’s time for me to cut my hair. Or the back is a different texture, I know some women use two different products on their head. Natural hair is something else

@@NaturallyCurla yes natural hair is...my hair has always not held styles. I've had it professionally done and still never last pass that first day. My oldest daughter is having those same problems. The fine hair curse...lol

I don’t care for them because it hurts to sleep in them. And are a lot of work if they aren’t wrapped correctly. And they just look better to me on women with thicker hair vs my own. Still a nice style to do every now and than. And to show options on my page regardless how I personally feel. Someone else would love it on them. Just like I don’t like doing a wash and go, but every now and then I’ll do it to switch my hair up.

Marshea Oliver my strands are fine. Thin hair is different from fine hair. But the middle part of my Hair is thin because you can see my scalp very easily. The more my hair grows. The illusion it Gives of fuller hair.

The more I KNOW, thanks! My hair has very low density, when I clicked on this video I thought we were magically going to have the same density 😩 loved the way the Bantu knots came out. I may have to binge watch some older videos. #newsubiealert 💕

Yes it is..I have fine strands, low density hair..

Her strands could be fine but she has really good density so her hair looks thick or plentiful regardless

The Truth luv my hair is fine, meaning my strands are fine. I’ve lived with my hair my whole life, that’s one thing I know. I wish I did have thick hair, but I have a lot of strands and it gives off the illusion of having thick hair. I just have a lot of strands. Now thin hair is different. And thick hair is different, but if you were to pull a strand of my hair you would barley see it.

@@NaturallyCurla I wish my hair was as thick as yours. People with fine hair usually have visible scalp after styling. I don't see any scalp. Your hair appears to be medium density. You, however, know your hair better than anyone else.