#CROCHETBRAIDS

[@NicoleJButler]

When you pulled out the scissors, I was a little nervous for you, but you worked it out! I'm gonna go back and find the installation video now and see how you put the net on your own hair. I've never done that, but it seems like a good way to not have to manipulate your hair as much. Great demo!

[@Osunshine87]

The style still looked really good. Also, you have very nice skin. 🙂

[@Betterme4lf]

Ok so this is my first time with crochet install and I do have fine hair. Should I not leave them in long being I didn't use the net? She actually added hair to braid my hair being its short.. no net was added😫 a lil nervous..

[@madisonlee8244]

What kind of hair is this? Thank you

[@Self-helper415]

Hey beautiful. Do you have any recommendations on what type of product to use when separating the crochet hair before installing it?

[@NoLyeNapturallyMe]

Hey there! Yes the butter I use is listed in the info section beneath the video. I use it on all my crochet styles. :-) works perfectly

[@OrenjiOrange]

This is very insightful.

[@zairew3904]

How long should you keep them in before removing??

[@zaria.]

I keep mines in for at least two months but I'm sure they would last longer if you took good care of them.

[@Jazmynjw]

this was sooooo helpful thank you! I have to tell you they are corn rows tho lol Not corn rolls lmaooo

[@JoyJoy-oc7su]

It’s corn row! Not roll. Wtf. 😒

[@NoLyeNapturallyMe]

Lol - I know it's corn row sis. I'm going to have to go back to this video to see what you're talkin about. I was completely exhausted when I filmed this so I'm not surprised if I misspoke. And one other video I said regiment instead of regimen , LOL . But prayerfully, it didn't cause you too much stress. Have a great day.