Why Crochet Braids should be your next hairdo

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Why Crochet Braids should be your next hairdo
Crochet braids are low-maintenance hairdos
installed using a latch hook needle on cornrowed
naturalistic hair. The crochet braids hairstyle
acquired popularity within the black society in
the 90s. The relaxed thing about crochet braids
is that they look realistic and act as a pleasing
protective style. They are also time-efficient.
Crochet braids are as effortless to set in as
they are to carry out, making them suitable for
D.I.Y. The foremost step is to cornrow your hair
and use braiding
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hair extensions like the weave. However, the
difference is that the hair on the crochet is
easygoing, and it is curved under the cornrows
with a needle and seasoned with a knot. The most
useful part about crochet braids is that they are
reasonable. The extensions won't cost you more
than 50 (unless you want your fiber high end),
and you do not need to bring any materials to
get them done.
Do's and Don'ts of Crochet Braid maintenance.
D.O.
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• Wash your hair weekly. It won't be effortless to
  bring to your scalp, so use a cotton ball
  splashed with water-diluted apple cider vinegar
  and gently massage it on your scalp. Caution
  apple cider vinegar does have an intense smell,
  so accomplish this when you learn that you'll be
  in the place all day.
• Co-wash your thread extensions and use products
  according to the texture of the hair.
• Moisturize regularly by sprinkling diluted
  leave-in conditioner, and then use your favorite
  oil to hydrate your hair.
• Wrap your crochet braids with a satin bonnet
  before bed, or bring satin or silk pillows.
• Push different styles and colors with your
  braids. Create it a joy to add a completely new
  extent to your look.
• Read more about keeping your hair braids here.

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DON'T
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• Hold your braids more elongate than eight weeks.
  Your hair ought to be detangled adequately. If
  you run too long without frequent care, your hair
  will be more helpless and thus likely to split
  off.
• Use heavy braids. It generates stress and strain
  on your strands which could induce breakage.
• Use the crochet too tightly. Skintight braids
  generate mechanical pressure and set the health
  of your hair in danger.
• Scrape your hair. Keeping your fingers in your
  hair can drive scrapes and cuts on your scalp,
  which could generate tiny bleeding. This can
  depart you disclosed to conditions.