really like how slowly you went through it!

What do you secure it with?

​@@brokegirl1452_maybe bobby pins.

Very nice. Thank you. What are French pins? Are they the elongated U-shaped hair pins? Thanks again.

That was very nicely done actually. Easy to follow and explained well. Thank you for your effort!

lol

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Ha!

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No madam!! I've got knee-length blackish brown hair. This hairstyle doesn't work for me.

It’s easier when you don’t have that extra tail to tuck in. My hair is chest-long and thick, so tucking it all in there and pinning in place is a hecking challenge.

It works with from shoulder to chest lengths for me. If it’s much longer, it ends up looking too bulky and odd.

Ya mean extensions

Na, there's such a thing as hair too long for this style. Mine is almost knee length, that's too much length, I can't just tuck the majority of my hair the way she can tuck away her ends

Can confirm, this actually WORKED 🤩 i did it this morning and it’s been nice and secure all day!! I decided to hold it together with two side combs on the folded edge and a pretty hair needle on the top, going through the middle. I have thick hair and I’m so excited to have this as my go-to style for work everyday. It doesn’t pull at my hair or damage it because there’s no hard tension from a hair tie. Thank you so much 🥰

​@@oliveoilsupremacist5314You've inspired me to try it. I'm growing my hair to donate, and it's almost to the bottom of my butt. It gets tangled from my computer chair, so I usually tie it up in some way. I try to do different things so I don't stress one part of my hair too much, so a new 'do to try is always welcome. 🙂

Same! Definitely going to try this tomorrow as I've never been able to do a proper French twist due to having long hair... so much hair to stuff in like you said!

This is a great tutorial! I’ve always wanted to do a french twist but didn’t think i would be able to tuck in all my hair. Its to the top of my butt. I do have layers but i think this is going to work for me! I cant wait to try it! Thanks 🙏 ❤

She is a genius and so smart

Don't forget the tendrils!

@@ladosis5596 Aaaah! The tendrils!

why breaking their heart

​@@ladosis5596what's that

@@himaririku5289 Aw! Haha it’s a figure of speech in this context. It means look unattainably good

No cutting? So the twist just magically holds itself up? Otherwise I still have no idea where to put pins in

Next to the fold on the right side & hair on your head.

​@@Evey108 You're kidding right? You obviously stick the pins along the crease where she tucks the rest of her hair in.....

She means cutting the video not the hair 😭

Agreed!

meanwhile in Russian it's called teacher's bun lol

I guess France, being just across the border to them, was not exotic enough to name something nice after 🤪

Nah. She does have gorgeous hair but you don't NEED it ☺️

Stopp! Your hair is gorgeous im sure 😊

What is a french pin and where can you get one? Lol 😂

Yeah mine isn’t necessarily thick but i have ALOT of hair so i know what you mean . You just have to smooth it out with a brush. I swear is women need at least four hands or more to do our hair 😂

Wonderful to hear, I will share more soon. ❤️

Same i put the pins in and my hair just undid itself 😭 I think we’d have to use a bigger claw clip to hold the twist in place but that defeats the point of the look

See my comment above. Try hair pins with one end bent outward in a "U" shape. Push the pin in an extra bit, to let the "U"-shaped hook grab a bit of your hair on the way out. Only way I've ever been able to wear this style. (My hair seems to "spit out" bobby pins. With this trick, I can wear a twist for at least 14 hours.)

Oh my goodness i know! I can barely use bobby pins with a tiny bit of hair and one is not enough i have to criss cross them but i agree if i used a bobby pin it would just fall or “spit” it out 😂thats so funny cause thats exactly what its like too 😅

My hair is about the same length. Thank you for these tips! The one about bending the pin is genius; my hair is soft and fine, so it's hard to keep pins and combs in place. I lost one of a set of French pins (those are like combs but with two thicker prongs, right?) because my hair was so smooth that the pin fell out and I didn't even feel it.

You need to tease it a bit and use some hairspray or gel.

Love this, it's so helpful for others, thank you! 🙌🏻❤️

Thats a good idea 👍 thanks

Yeah, same question here. How'd it stay without falling down? With a pencil or chopstick? 🤔

She said in the video that she secured it from bottom to top with French pins. I assume Bobby pins would also work.

A pencil or chopstick 😂😂😂

Me too!!!!

Love this tip, thank you for sharing!❤️

We can do it! Also looks super cute with a claw clip or u-shaped pin! They’re on SHEIN

As long as your hair is sufficiently long (which admittedly, in 4C can take a while), I'd reckon it's be easier because the texture gives more purchase and it probably lasts longer and looks super cute

@@ladosis5596 my hair isn’t “long”, wet, it hangs to my collarbone, and that’s enough. I run conditioner and gel through it and let it air dry, then deep side part. Once it’s mostly dry, I run through it with shine serum and style the front. I like to use a bobby-pin on either side behind my ears to give a sleek profile. Then, smooth the sides back with my hands (and no product) like I’m making a low ponytail just like the model in the video. It’s the same process, just a different texture. If you can grab hair at the nape of your neck, hold tight and twist! Growing up in the 90s, I remember TONS of aunties wearing this style and it didn’t “take a while” 🙄 what makes it modern and fresh is the fact that it’s not tightly lacquered and stiff. I wouldn’t even get overly fussy with the edges. A pretty hair pin and some lipstick/mascara/earrings et voila!

This makes me so happy to hear, thank you!❤️

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Thank you! ❤️