Light Whip Tutorial | Fiber Binding Guide | Splitting, Teasing, Weaving & Braiding Fiber Optic Whip 

That's so great to hear you found it helpful! 🙌✨

Thrilled to hear that!! ☺️

Glad to hear you're finding it helpful! Some things I really love about split whip are the shapes of the whip trails you can create. It's a great way to add more visual variety to your whipping. The balance points of your whip will be different depending on how the fibers are arranged, ie. how many are closer to the handle, how many times it's been split etc. I wouldn't say there's any real cons, as all whip heads differ between brands and change shape over time, with use. I'd say ultimately it's down to your personal preference. You can definitely do the majority of moves an unsplit whip can, as well as various moves unique to the shape. Let me know how you find it should you split your whip ☺️ check out @firecatfusion she has a great split whip tutorial as well as a bunch of moves to try 🙌

Aw! That's great to hear it helped! 🐾

Same! FiberFlies has a written tutorial on straightening / curling whips with heated water, but I’m scared to try it lol. I’m gonna try cleaning then splitting my whip in two with the tease/weave methods. I’m hoping that will clean my baby up a bit!