The Secret to Flawless Twists: My Go-To Hair Routine

[@27DeeDee]

Hey Anne Goody Brand Has An Ouchless Clear Band you can use instead of rubber bands. And also you can oil your rubber bands as well before using them.

[@AnneMichelae]

I'll definitely take a look at them. Thank you for the advice.

[@27DeeDee]

@@AnneMichelae No problem Beautiful!♥️🥰

[@denyshadials5702]

So glad you’re making videos again, you have such bomb ideas!

[@AnneMichelae]

Thank you so much!!!

[@Leah_Tewari]

So happy to see you again! ❤❤

[@Leah_Tewari]

Your hair is gorgeous, by the way!

[@AnneMichelae]

Thank you my dear!

[@danigirl9069]

Can’t wait for my tapered cut hair to grow in. Would love to put in nice twists. Your twists look nice and healthy. But where did you find that mirror. It would sure help my parts too 😩😂

[@AnneMichelae]

I went digging through my amazon purchases just for you lol. Here is the link for the mirror. Hopefully it helps. amzn.to/4dO36Br I'll also place it in the description box, thank you for reminding me.

[@danigirl9069]

@@AnneMichelaeappreciate you!!! Thanks a bunch ☺️

[@aquafina6544]

Why are you using rubber bands on twists? Rubber bands cause breakage and buildup

[@dorissykes8469]

Well obviously she knows what she is doing because look at her hair 🔥🔥

[@alisameireis3628]

I think she does that to keep the twist ‘tight’ at the base (near her scalp). I put my hair in twists but I don’t use any bands at the root of the twists and my twists ALWAYS loosen and begin to unravel at the root when I oil, massage and moisturize them in between wash days. Her twists stay neat and fully twists root to tip but mine become unruly and are not presentable before it’s time for wash day. I would be afraid to use any kind of band at the roots of my twists but I definitely see why she may choose to do so. She is far more courageous than I will ever be! And her hair is healthy and gorgeous!! 🥰

[@aquafina6544]

@@alisameireis3628 hi yes you are right . I too would be afraid for the reasons I stated especially at the root. I have 2 suggestions for you that may help your dilemma. 1. Use those little 2 Prong clips at the root like you would if twisting a loc. 2. Put perm rods at your ends Then, after twists dry remove clips and rods if you want and tie your hair down with a scarf after twists. I hope this helps.

[@alisameireis3628]

@@aquafina6544 Thank you!!! Great suggestions…except I don’t know anything about locs. I’m thinking the clips you reference must be the ones I’ve seen holding the hair of little girls….would that be the clips about which you speak?? I do wrap my entire head after twisting and it looks really terrific UNTIL I oil and massage my scalp and moisturize my twists, that’s when the troubles begin. I’m going to try to find some of those clips. I don’t make tiny twists (I’m lazy and my hair is thick). I have 12 twists total. Six on each side, so they are rather chunky. I’m definitely going to give those clips a whirl. I have loads of perm rods but I don’t want my twists to be curly…just want them to stop coming down from the roots! Thank you, again!!!!

[@aquafina6544]

@@alisameireis3628 no not barrettes. They are metal clips that hold the loc in place so it won't unravel til it dries . They are metal and flat. I wish KZbin allowed pics. Google duck bill clips and see if they come up. They are short with double prongs and silver metal.