You are not a fake stylist! YOU ARE A STYLIST! Everyone that have credentials don't make them qualified. It only means they got the academia to become licensed in order to service the public. I love watching you because you are real & the best inspiration comes from real people. Keep doing what you do & you do it very well I will say. 😊
As a fake stylist, this is a great braiding technique. This is why hairstylists should listen to their clients and not view it as their clients criticizing them. The clients wear the hairstyles. As they style their hair daily, they vision how to perfect their hairstyles. Yes, they do want to share their ideas with their hairstylists but do not know how they might respond. Some hairstylists have sour attitudes when given instructions or advice from their clients. ❤
Sis thank you for not gatekeeping. Why haven't none of these so called professionals ever explained this? I do see it so much but I never really noticed exactly what was going on. And now I get why my baby braids don't act right when I get to that part of the head. Lol. I'm always so confused at that part. I watch tutorials but they must skip that part or at least I've never heard it.
TY! This makes soo much sense. I always make four sections, thn braid but it’s always awkward, nvr even and that’s frustrating lol. Will do this frm now on … thnx again 💖
@@tj7855it will look more even, aesthetically pleasing. it’s also easier to follow the parting and split it in two. that’s just my guess though, because yes you can do it regardless but w. these parts it’s simpler
I don’t get it either. Do what works for you, but I feel like the brick layering method looks better and lays flatter. You can do half up, and half down with any braids
Omg parting my own hair is so time consuming. Nothing helps shorten my time (perfectionist🥴) but this will definitely cut my time down. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Thank you sis…I’m on my second set for my daughter I just need help making the roots sleek. But this parting advice is gonna help me so much because parting is so difficult for me.
You’re welcome! It was difficult for me to before learning this tip. For the roots I learned 1 the blowout needs to be good at the roots and don’t be afraid to add a little extra jam (or product of choice) to the roots to slick it down.🤗
@@ChristiGo You know the answer to that 😂 I washed her hair the night before but it was late so she wore a ponytail to school the next day. When she did her edges the gel tried it (aka flaked) so no I’m not re washing her hair when she does her edges with braids too and It had zero effect of the final results ✨
No worries! So basically it takes the guess work out of parting. Ensuring you have cleaner equal parts throughout the head making for a better overall appearance
I have a question. I have loong fine hair, could i get this done on my hair, and about what would it cost, ball park figure. Thanks. I just love this look for summer.
Good Parting Technique Ig, but a tip those aren’t knotless they are box braids, I am a professional licensed cosmetologist and those are indeed box braids, so to help u do knotless try starting the braids underhand and braid the hair downward instead of upward so the hair stays down and in place, and for parts they are not really as neat and aren’t sectioned correctly so try and part going across in a straight line for a better look and a neater outcome 🙂🙂, again this is not harm, hate, or disrespect, This is simply constructive Criticism, and Tips to help you out 😊😊!! Hope you take this in mind it can really help 🫶🏾.
Yes, They all should be squares except the 2 I showed in the video. My middle section was never perfectly equivalent for squares forcing me to make random triangles and guess on the spot for parting. This eliminates both things I struggled with 😁
I am a braider and that is NOT necessary. The "rainbow", which is one way to part it and thats at the top of the head from *ear to ear*. You're working harder than smarter. Your squares need work (neatness) and your braid-down also needs the same. I do love your hair prep tho. To maximize the pieces of hair you're going to use.
