Two Strand Twists on Toddler | Natural Hairstyle for Kids 

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching! And I totally agree..I love age appropriate styles for little girls. I just think people should let them be little for as long as they could. :)

Awwww thank you! :)

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Awwww Thanks Heidi! :)

Awwww thanks so much Rachel! :)

Thanks so much! This is one of my favorite styles to do because it can last a few days (sometimes a week). :)

You're welcome Bria! Thanks so much for watching! :)

Thank you so much! :) :)

Hi Tisha! My daughter's hair started to do that as well. I either started each twist by twisting to the scalp (most effective method), or I'd just tie it down at night with her scarf (but it usually comes off). I can do a tutorial on how to keep the twist from sticking up. I think I've finally mastered it over the last few months lol. :)

Janiqueness yes please lol

Are you standing over her while twisting- hence the direction they lay down (or stick up)

Thanks Ebony! Honestly, I mainly use my natural hair product line (which I'm working on releasing). But alternative products that I think you'd like are the Camille Rose Almond Jai Twisting butter, and the As I Am Twisting Cream. Let me know how you like those products on your Princess's hair. :)

Janiqueness Where can I buy that twisting butter?

Ebony Mullins It’s sold in Target, Walmart, Amazon and Sally’s Beauty. :)

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Thank you! :)

Thanks Shrunda! I actually posted another video of how I twist her hair so that it doesn't come a loose so fast. I had the same issue. Check out my video called "UPDATED Two Strand Twist..". :)

Hi! Yes I do, I use the Sweet Magnolia Moisturizing Mist by Krewe Natural and then I seal the moisture with a light oil. And I do that maybe every 2 days because the moisture really locks in. :)

Also, I'd say try the curlaide out because I used it a few times and it was just as good.

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I'd keep twisting until the very end, then I'll take a tiny amount of gel or hair cream and twist/finger coil the ends together. Usually it doesn't unravel when I do that. :)

Hey! I'd say about an hour.

@@Janiqueness Okay! I need to practice and practice because it took me two hours and it looked NOWHERE near as pretty! But as long as she sits still, I'll keep trying :)

Yes! Girl when I recorded this, that was like my 20th attempt. LOL. It used to take me around the same amount of time so don't even worry about it. :)

Awwww thanks Conique! :) :)

Thank you! She's 2 years old. :)

I'd typically leave it in about 2-3 days..3-4 days if I use my products. :)

Yea I have to admit, I hate taking braids and twists out.