Showing posts with label twist out natural hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twist out natural hair. Show all posts

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Lookbook: Chunky Twist out & Three Summer Outfits



This set of chic outfits prove that one skirt can be worn many ways. Try a floral pattern skirt and mix and match for new looks. The chunky twist out hairstyle finishes off this easy-going, dressy casual style. Styles provided by Karrina Renee Krueger, photography by dfinney photography.

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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

How to do a Braid out with natural hair

Braid outs are a natural hairstyle that are created by braiding three strands of hair together with a styling product. Braid outs are created when the braids are separated and fluffed.

Braid outs can be styled on short, transitioning natural hair or on longer natural hair.




Tips to achieving the perfect braid out & twist out

via pretty-girl-rock.com


1. Start on clean, freshly washed and conditioner hair–this is essential to achieving a bountiful shine and sheen with lots of body. Hair that’s already weighed down with product or that has not been thoroughly cleansed will appear dull and has high frizz-potential.
2. Use a leave-in conditioner on damp hair before applying any other product. The leave-in helps to give balance to those areas that need extra moisture and conditioning. 
3. Apply a creamy, water-based styler instead of gel. Applying a water-based styler will not only aid in moisture retention but will also help to give definition and bit of hold. Gels often contain ingredients that will cause the hair to be crunchy and/or dry–the act of getting rid of the crunchiness may cause an unwanted frizz.
4. Follow with a bit of light oil like jojoba, coconut or olive oil to seal in the moisture. I usually take a nickle-sized amount of jojoba oil, rub my hands together and then run my hands over my braids or twists. Doing so locks moisture into the hair which may keep you from having to re-moisturize your hair throughout the week.
5. To minimize the chance of frizz taking over, the braids/twists should be left in until they’re completely dry. Not allowing the braids/twist to dry completely will result in frizz and there’s no way around it. If you like a little frizz, exercise control and fluff your hair up on your own at take down. That way, you can control the amount of frizz that will occur.
Remember to wear a satin bonnet to bed or sleep on a satin pillowcase as cotton will suck the moisture right out of your beautiful hair.
Braid out video tutorial


This video demonstrates...
how to separate braids
how to fluff a braid out
tips and tricks for styling
a professional hairstyle

video courtesy of kinkycurlycoilyme

Sunday, May 12, 2013

How To Do a Twist Out


Twists or Two Strand Twists are a protective natural hairstyle that are created by twisting two strands of hair together with a styling product. Twist Outs are created when the twists are separated and fluffed. 

This video demonstrates...
how to separate twists
how to fluff twists outs
a professional hairstyle

video courtesy of KinkyCurlyCoilyMe



More: How to create & maintain a chunky twists afro 
How to do a braid out