Yesterday I did bantu knots on my friend Tanny‘s hair even though she’s relaxed.
I used water and Organics by Africa’s Best Kids Detangling Moisturizing Lotion to detangle her hair in each section.
I twisted each section using two strands, I wrapped the twisted section around itself and used a bobby pin to secure the ends. Easy and simple.
I love this method of doing the bantu knots, there are several other methods which you can try out, I just prefer this one.
P.S this is my first attempt at bantu knots and I can say proudly that I did justice to it after watching several YouTube videos.
Have you tried bantu knots? Does it look good when it’s out? How long do you have it in for?
Also, I entered The Kink and I + Natural Nigerian competition to win the Natural Nigerian Moisture & Shine Leave-in Conditioner and also a pack of Natural Nigerian Bentonite Clay. You should too; click on this link
Till next time.
Bey.
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Aww very nice!
And thanks for sharing the llink to Giveaway
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Thanks dear.
Sure!
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This is beautiful, but even if I wanted to try it, you didn’t state how long I should leave the knots in for…..would love that information.
I’m actually on my natural hair so would love to try it.
Thanks
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Thanks dear.
You can leave it for as long as you want to dear; preferably overnight, provided your hair is no longer wet.
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kk,..thanks, wud take a pic and send to you when I have done that, so you can see that you inspired someone. Have a blessed week ahead.
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Sure darling, would love to see it.
You too.
God bless.
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My sister(relaxed hair) and I(teeny weeny Afro) tried this some time ago -> http://nigerianandnatural.wordpress.com/2014/02/06/bantu-knot-out-on-short-natural-hair-vs-on-relaxedtransitioning-hair/
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