Yay or Nay on Natural 85 best twistout ever

[laurend]

Has anyone tried this and how did it come out? Her hair looks very soft 3b/4a to me. I was thinking about having my client do this style for me but I don't want to waste my time if it's not meant for my type of hair. Here is the video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruRGEe3DfOY

 

[AtlantaJJ]

This actually works, I do this alot! They key is to do it on stretched hair. I don't mist my hair because my hair shrinks, I usually spray my hands and work the moisture into my hair. I use oil or a styling product for hold.

ETA: I guess I could mist my hair if I stretched my twists like she did. I'll try that next time.

 

[laurend]

This actually works, I do this alot! They key is to do it on stretched hair. I don't mist my hair because my hair shrinks, I usually spray my hands and work the moisture into my hair. I use oil or a styling product for hold.

I usually wet twist me hair but this morning I did my henna and I'm stretching my hair in a banded ponytail. I was thinking the same thing about the mist, I will twist with styling product hold. Thanks AtlantaJJ and Merry Christmas.

 

[fluffyforever]

I tried this once and it was awesome. And I have fine to normal strands, 4b 4c type hair. Best twistout I ever had for definition. I even wore it outside on campus with my badass self. Couldn't tell me nuthin' that day.

Next time I do a twistout, it will be using this method. But I haven't done it since because I don't wear my hair out and stick with buns and mini-twists.

 

[Renewed1]

Yes it does. I made smaller parts; but the style was very nice and lasted a few days.

 

[sherrimberri]

I did once and it was beautiful. It only lasts a couple days.

 

[sonyx]

I've never used this method but it looks easy enough and her hair looked great after. I'll probably try it for my next twist out.

 

[Bajanmum]

Yay! Yay! and Yay!

It works beautifully.

 

[VirtuousGal]

Anyone care to describe the method? Can't watch just yet