She pulled it through the crochet box braid itself. 3:18 - 4:00.

@@alexisgary6236 I saw that but I don't think I'm doing it the correct way. I struggled to get them through and they kept unraveling 🥺

@@ashleyhudgens711 I'm about to try this method on my daughter's hair and hopefully it works. I'll keep you posted.

CB t try koi ok lpi ok

Seems they are sold out most of the time

I thought so too

She showed us, but not the step of getting the crochet needle 🪡 through the faux braid. I thought that too, but when I watched again I saw.

For the first one which are twists, I put my crochet needle through the centre of the twists until I get near the base of the hair and then latch the individual plait and pull through. So your hair is now right in the centre!

@@jorie-hair can you do another video showing the first one again please

Thank you, no I didn’t extend them. The hair is naturally long and gets longer when you wrap the base as it kinda stretches it out!

Yes I am Jorie, thank you so much. So sorry for the late reply 💕

@@jorie-hair So cool!! It's Rare tgat Eye meet another Jori Jory or Jorie! Lol!

Pearlena Alan it depends on where you are located. We dispatch daily Monday to Friday at noon. But feature all estimated delivery here. joriehair.com/delivery_returns/

Where are the last wooden set of beads from. The hole looked big! I have thick locs and it’s hard to find beads with wide enough holes

Shalom Lydia thank you 💕

thank you!

There are multiple ways to do it. This is just one of the ways. But no need to ask your school mates anymore :).

@@jorie-hair irhanks it was over a decade ago but I can't wait to rock them.

Thank you very much x

camriel wharton unfortunately not as it is synthetic hair. But it is available in other colours on our website joriehair.com/product/long-crochet-faux-locs-kinky/ or you can use an hair alternative just in a different colour 😊. You would only be able to dye it if it were human hair locs.

Stasi Ruk seriously so happy that the video is helping other people slay x

youngflyjuly thank you xx

Lindsey Jackson I wrapped tightly in the beginning to secure the loc (2 to 3 times at the roots). Then I wrapped abit tightly and then abit loosely and then tightly again. Literally a mix. Don’t wrap completely loosely otherwise the hair could potentially slip. You can do a mix of both and if you wrap back up it is fully secure ( but you don’t have to wrap it back up if). I want try explain this more in another tutorial.

Thank you so much. Planning on doing some distressed locs very soon!

Lovely Dee thank you for the comment xx

Yo3p thank you xx

nikita richardson thank you so much for the love. I am really glad I uploaded this after hearing kind words ❤️. I am definitely planning on uploading more efficient techniques with locs with everyone’s support. Xx

Nene T thank you 🙏, much appreciated xx

I'm sure you can use whatever locs you want. Its really a preference.

Yes you can, it literally just depends on the look you are going for. In terms of time, I am actually quite slow at doing my own hair. So it took around 5 hours or so with me taking breaks. If you are faster you can do it in 4. I want to try it again with another method which I believe is quicker and see how long it takes this time round.

NeraB09 thank you very much for your support xx

SuperPhillychic thank you 😊

Shawanie Style glad my tutorial was of some help 😊

Shawanie Style glad the tutorial was of some help 😊

Shawanie Style sounds like you were about to buy the same course I was 😩 I’m like why doesn’t anyone want to share this secret method with us 😤

SAME 😂😂

I just saw one for $1000. 🤦🏾‍♀️

I used about 85 in total. There are a 30pcs per of locs per pack. So around 3 packs of locs needed. I also wrapped it with water wave textured hair. There are 25 strands in that pack and I split each strand into 3. So that was enough for 75 locs so I just used a few extra strands for that.

She used 6 packs for the install. She had a few to spare and used the extra to double wrap the locs in the front.