Revamping Old Knotless Braids

Revamping Old Knotless Braids

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Preparing for the Hairstyle
   1. Gathering the necessary tools and products
   2. Separating the hair
3. Crocheting the Hair
   1. Applying "Gots to Be Glue" to the hair
   2. Crocheting the hair into the braids
4. Enhancing the Curls
   1. Adding beeswax for reduced frizz
   2. Using beeswax and "Gots to Be Glue" for defined curls
5. Finishing Touches
   1. Separating and styling the curls
   2. Adding foaming mousse for a cohesive look
   3. Curling the ends of the braids
6. Final Results
   1. Appreciating the curls and the boho look
   2. Sharing tips and recommendations for trying the hairstyle

Adding the Boho Style to Nautilus Braids

Hey there! It's your girl Kyla back again with another video, and today I'm going to show you how to add a boho twist to your regular Nautilus braids. Trust me, this hairstyle is a game-changer and gives your braids a whole new level of cuteness. So let's dive right into it!

Preparing for the Hairstyle

Before we get started, there are a few things you'll need to gather. Firstly, make sure you have the following tools and products on hand:

• Crochet needle
• Curlers (optional)
• Two hair ties
• "Gots to Be Glue"
• Beeswax
• Foaming mousse

Once you have everything you need, it's time to separate your hair. This step is essential to determine which sections you'll be focusing on and which braids you'll be working on at a time. To make the separation process easier, you can use a stand or any other tool that helps keep the hair organized.

Crocheting the Hair

Now that your hair is divided into sections, it's time to start crocheting the hair into the braids. But before you begin, apply some "Gots to Be Glue" to the hair. This will make it much easier to work with.

To crochet the hair, simply insert the crochet needle through the braid, add the hair, close the latch, and pull the hair through. Remember to leave one strand of hair on each side to secure the crochet in place. Make sure to tie the hair twice to ensure it stays in place.

Enhancing the Curls

To create defined and frizz-free curls, we'll be using a combination of beeswax and "Gots to Be Glue". Apply the beeswax to the hair before crocheting it in. This will help reduce frizz and stretch the hair to the desired length. The firm hold of the beeswax also gives the curls a straighter look, perfect for achieving the boho style.

After crocheting in the hair, add the defining "Gots to Be Glue" and beeswax combination to the curls. This step will further enhance the definition and reduce frizz, making your curls look fabulous.

Finishing Touches

Now that the curls are in place, it's time to add the finishing touches. Use some foaming mousse to smooth out the hair and create a cohesive look between the braids and the added curls.

If you want to take it a step further, you can curl the ends of the braids to complete the curly and boho look. Use curlers or flexi rods to curl the ends and leave them looking extra cute.

Final Results

And there you have it – the boho style added to your Nautilus braids! Take a moment to appreciate the fabulous curls and the overall transformation they bring to your hairstyle. The added curls give your braids a whole new dynamic and make them pop even more.

I hope you've enjoyed watching this tutorial and feel inspired to try this hairstyle for yourself. Remember to leave a like if you found this video helpful, and feel free to comment below if you have any requests or suggestions for future tutorials. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more videos like this!

Now go rock your fresh and fabulous boho Nautilus braids – you deserve to look and feel amazing!

Highlights

• Adding the boho style to your Nautilus braids gives them a whole new level of cuteness.
• Gather the necessary tools and products such as a crochet needle, curlers (optional), hair ties, "Gots to Be Glue," beeswax, and foaming mousse.
• Separate your hair into sections to make the hairstyling process more manageable.
• Apply "Gots to Be Glue" to the hair before crocheting it into the braids for easier handling.
• Crochet the hair into the braids, leaving one strand on each side to secure the crochet.
• Enhance the curls by using beeswax and "Gots to Be Glue," which reduce frizz and provide definition.
• Use foaming mousse to smooth out the hair and create a cohesive look between the braids and curls.
• Consider curling the ends of the braids for an extra touch of boho style.
• The boho style adds a whole new dynamic to your Nautilus braids and makes them stand out.
• Don't forget to subscribe to the channel for more tutorials and hairstyle ideas.

FAQ

Q: How long does the process of adding the curls to Nautilus braids take? A: The process of adding the curls can take about an hour, depending on the length and number of braids. However, keep in mind that the overall time for completing the braids may differ.

Q: Can I achieve the boho style with old braids? A: Absolutely! The boho style is a great way to refresh your old braids and give them a new look. Follow the steps in the tutorial to add curls and embrace the boho vibe.

Q: Do I need to use both beeswax and "Gots to Be Glue" for the curls? A: While both products contribute to achieving defined and frizz-free curls, you can experiment with using either one or both. Test which combination works best for your hair and desired look.

Q: How long will the curls last in the braids? A: With proper care and maintenance, the curls can last for several weeks. Avoid excessive manipulation, protect the hair while sleeping, and use products that support curl longevity.

Q: Can I achieve the boho style with different braid sizes? A: Yes, you can apply the boho style to different braid sizes. However, keep in mind that the size and tightness of the braids may affect the final curl result. Adjust the process accordingly to achieve your desired look.