As a naturalista, it's important to keep your hair free of tangles, or else you'll have poor length retention, which means your natural hair isn't growing as it should. To help you grow your natural hair, it's common to keep your hair in a stretched state. Some people achieve this via heat (not the best way), some by african threading (which I tried here), others by banding (using hair bands) and so on. I was looking for the easiest way to stretch my natural hair and I tried different methods, in the hopes of selecting one with the best outcomes.
- This was a twisted bun
- I braided the hair and wrapped it around in a sort of bantu knot.
- This was a modified bantu knot
- Similar to the second one, but here I twisted the hair and then wrapped it.
Watch the video below to see the results.
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I stretch my 4c natural hair by putting it in 6-8 single braids after moisturizing. I have tried threading, bantu knots, twists but braids remain my favorite.
ReplyDeleteMy sister does the same as you, but she does just 2 braids at night.
DeleteNice video. Which of the methods is your favorite?
ReplyDeleteI think I'm used to twisting more than the others. But I may switch soon. I haven't decided yet.
DeleteI stretch my hair by putting it in 4 to 6 braids at night or one big bun. But on days when I want to "glam up",I do about 8 to 10 flat twist out on damp hair and the outcome is "divine". Nice video by the way.
ReplyDeleteNice! I do twist outs, but hardly use gel or pudding, so my twist outs don't look that great.
DeleteHmmmm, nice. Thnks, am still loooking out for my 4d pple oh. Our matter strong. By the way are u deltan or edo or sth? Cheers
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