SweetNic_JA
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Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pics)
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alliyah4eva203
Active Member
wow. they look really nice. i definetly want to get them done
inkysphinx
New Member
Looking good! Can't wait to see the finished product!
SweetNic_JA
Well-Known Member
Re: Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pic
Ok ladies! I am DONEEEEE!!!!!
I'll respond to your inquiries in a few. Here are the final results! Not bad for a first try if I do say so myself.
I used less than 1 pack of human hair for these braids. I bought the 16" length...
She's happy that the experiment is over!!
Ok ladies! I am DONEEEEE!!!!!
I'll respond to your inquiries in a few. Here are the final results! Not bad for a first try if I do say so myself.
I used less than 1 pack of human hair for these braids. I bought the 16" length...
She's happy that the experiment is over!!
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alliyah4eva203
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Re: Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pic
they look very nice
they look very nice
SweetNic_JA
Well-Known Member
Re: Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pic
NGC it says "Original Remi Hair" and is a part of the "U.J Collection...A division of fascination wigs"
I'm definitely thinking of teaching people. I could make some extra bucks before this really starts to catch on.
Teenie,
I recorded the steps on my digicam. I can email the video to you. The file is 14.5MB so I'd have to zip it up.
NGC it says "Original Remi Hair" and is a part of the "U.J Collection...A division of fascination wigs"
I'm definitely thinking of teaching people. I could make some extra bucks before this really starts to catch on.
Teenie,
I recorded the steps on my digicam. I can email the video to you. The file is 14.5MB so I'd have to zip it up.
kitchen_tician
New Member
Re: Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pic
WOW!!! SweetNic JA, You are "sho nuff" a real kitchen tician.
I love it. Now all of your sister's friends are going to set up appointments with you and you'll be too busy to talk to us
WOW!!! SweetNic JA, You are "sho nuff" a real kitchen tician.
oglorious1
Mixologist
Re: Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pic
You did a gorgeous job...keep up the good work cause you got mad tree braiding skills...
You did a gorgeous job...keep up the good work cause you got mad tree braiding skills...
honeycomb719
New Member
Re: Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pic
I want some tree braids (**sounding like a whiney 5yr old**)
You did a GREAT job
I'm going to see if my friend can do these for me.
How long 2 u plan to keep them in? Can you spray them w/ curl activator to keep them moist, w/o then slipping out?
I want some tree braids (**sounding like a whiney 5yr old**)
You did a GREAT job
I'm going to see if my friend can do these for me.
How long 2 u plan to keep them in? Can you spray them w/ curl activator to keep them moist, w/o then slipping out?
honeycomb719
New Member
Re: Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pic
Another question for u, Sweets. How many rows approximately do you put in?
Another question for u, Sweets. How many rows approximately do you put in?
honeycomb719
New Member
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teenie said:
You are doing a good job. You have sparked my curiosity with tree braids. So I have a few questions. How do you pull the weave hair through? With a crochet hook? and secondly how do you tie it so it doesn't slip off?
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I too await the answer to this question.
teenie said:
You are doing a good job. You have sparked my curiosity with tree braids. So I have a few questions. How do you pull the weave hair through? With a crochet hook? and secondly how do you tie it so it doesn't slip off?
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I too await the answer to this question.
dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
Guuuurrrrl! You did a great job. It looks great!!!
I wish I could do that my self. You got some serious braid skills!
Please do tell how you did it.
Please!
I wish I could do that my self. You got some serious braid skills!
Please do tell how you did it.
Please!
Cat_Eyed_Cutie
New Member
BUMP
bettydavis
New Member
You did a great job!! They came out beautiful!!
bellydancer
New Member
did u braid them on to your real hair? i saw two other albums and they braided their cornrows with weave.
SweetNic_JA
Well-Known Member
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That looks so cool! How long do u plan to leave them in?
[/ QUOTE ] I plan to have her keep them for no less than two months. This should last her well into the first month of summer. She can use a headband if the cornrows in the front get bushy.
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Can you spray them w/ curl activator to keep them moist, w/o then slipping out?
[/ QUOTE ]She can spray them, wash them, flatiron, curl. The hair is braided in securely so they won't slipout.
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Another question for u, Sweets. How many rows approximately do you put in?
[/ QUOTE ]I counted approx 26 rows. I made them very tiny so they could last longer and also because the hair would look a little thicker.
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How long did it take you to do these braids? These braids look great!
[/ QUOTE ] It took me about 8 hours total(I work sloow). I started Friday night for a couple hours and finished up on Saturday. I normally only do my own braids or "family" braids and, fam braids take me 2 months...lol j/k more like 2 weeks.
I'm not familiar with crochet braids. These hairs are not hooked in; Instead, they are braided into the cornrows. After I secure the human hair into her own hair, I separate the human hair from the cornrow and leave it hanging. I'm sending the video to the ladies who requested it. You can see exactly what I did.
That looks so cool! How long do u plan to leave them in?
[/ QUOTE ] I plan to have her keep them for no less than two months. This should last her well into the first month of summer. She can use a headband if the cornrows in the front get bushy.
[ QUOTE ]
Can you spray them w/ curl activator to keep them moist, w/o then slipping out?
[/ QUOTE ]She can spray them, wash them, flatiron, curl. The hair is braided in securely so they won't slipout.
[ QUOTE ]
Another question for u, Sweets. How many rows approximately do you put in?
[/ QUOTE ]I counted approx 26 rows. I made them very tiny so they could last longer and also because the hair would look a little thicker.
[ QUOTE ]
How long did it take you to do these braids? These braids look great!
[/ QUOTE ] It took me about 8 hours total(I work sloow). I started Friday night for a couple hours and finished up on Saturday. I normally only do my own braids or "family" braids and, fam braids take me 2 months...lol j/k more like 2 weeks.
I'm not familiar with crochet braids. These hairs are not hooked in; Instead, they are braided into the cornrows. After I secure the human hair into her own hair, I separate the human hair from the cornrow and leave it hanging. I'm sending the video to the ladies who requested it. You can see exactly what I did.
honeycomb719
New Member
Re: Started the Tree Braid Project (Human Hair Pic
Me too, I sent u a PM also.....
Me too, I sent u a PM also.....
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