Senegalese Twist Crochet Hair 6 Packs Synthetic Braiding Hair Extensions Small Havana 2X Twist Hair Fiber Crochet Braids 30Stands/Pack (18 Inch,1B)

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Apply a moisturizing conditioner to your hair, focusing on your ends, as they need the most moisture. Work the pre-poo treatment into the first section of hair, and then gently detangle the section using a wide-tooth comb if needed. Washing crochet braids or twists is one of the few areas where this style doesn’t excel as compared to other protective hairstyles. It can be done, but you’ll need to be careful as washing crochet hairstyles can shorten the lifespan of this style. Maintaining Crochet Hair

Crochet braids and twists are protective hairstyles, where extensions are crocheted into one’s natural hair.

Once you’ve finished twisting and threading the loop pull the tail to tighten and eliminate any excess tail hair from the loop. Now that your natural hair is braided and secured, you can begin installing the crocheting hair! Follow the steps below to complete this style:

Anything you could do with your natural hair and traditional braids, twists, or locs can be done with crocheted hair. The only difference will be that your natural hair will be cornrowed first and then the extensions woven or “crocheted” through the cornrows. None of your natural hair will be left out. PRO TIP: You can incorporate a small amount of synthetic braiding hair as you cornrow your natural hair (as a base for the crochet hair). This is especially helpful if your natural hair mats easily or is too short to grip without extension hair.The way you maintain crochet braids or twists depends on the hair you used. Synthetic hair like Marley Twists or Kanekalon means that you can’t hop in the shower and wash them as you would your natural hair. It takes 90 minutes to three hours to get your hair crocheted in the style you like, which can last anywhere between four to six weeks with regular upkeep. Even with a protective style, you need to give your scalp some TLC and moisturize your natural hair. To preserve your hairstyle, try a targeted scalp cleanse by using the squeeze bottle method.

Protective styles, as the name suggests, are great for protecting your natural hair. However, these styles can have the reverse effect if you don’t properly prep your hair before you begin styling. Crochet braids are an inexpensive braid style, and they can look very natural. Also, depending on the style you wish to create, you can install braidsin only a few hours. How to Do Crochet Braids It’s important to note that she also has additional cornrows on the sides, as you can see from the video. Put on a shower cap and let the pre-poo treatment sit on your hair for at least one hour, or leave it on overnight.Because crochet hair comes in so many different colors and styles, these braids are perfect for playing around with new hairstyles while also maintaining healthy natural hair that’s free of damage from heat or color. It’s the best of both worlds! Ensure that your cornrows are not too large, as this can create extra bulkiness when the style is complete. The biggest benefit is that there is no hair left out. No need to worry about blending your hair into the weave texture. Plus, it makes it easy for you to get up and go! Crochet styles incorporate some traditional braiding methods, similar to weaves and hair extensions. Generally, your natural hair is braided in cornrows before incorporating the crochet hair extensions, but your hair can also be braided in other styles or twisted too. Hands down, removing crochet braids is much faster than traditional braids, twists, or faux locs. Removing a crochet hairstyle begins by cutting the crocheted extensions as close to the original knots as possible. But be careful so that you don’t cut your natural cornrowed hair!