- Make sure hair is conditioned and detangled.
- Section hair into 4 or 6 sections.
- Start from the back adding a dime size amount of your favorite creamy leave in, unrefined shea butter and a very small amount of your favorite gel.
- Make sure to get a good grip on your twist. You don't want a loose twist.
- Twist each section.
- You should have about 20 to 30 twists.
- I like to secure the twists with White perm rods, which gives it an extra curl. This works great for transitioning, because you still get a curly look.
- Make sure the twists are completely DRY!!! Very Important!
- Before you unravel the twist, add a dime size amount of coconut oil or jojoba oil to the ends of the twist and then begin to unravel.
- Take your time, so you won't create frizz.
- Remember, the more hair you pull apart from the twist, the bigger the hair gets. Some areas may require you to do that and some may not.
- Now fluff and go!!
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