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| Bantu Knot Out Day 1 :/ |
So I got my hair blown out and shaped recently, and I figured it would be the perfect time to revisit the Bantu Knot out as a style. I often use huge Bantu Knots to give my hair a semi-stretch look, but I’ve only worn a Bantu Knot Out once. They are a kinda tricky style, at least for me, and I’m not always fond of the day one, tight, “vintage” look.
I did two strand twists and then Bantu Knots
On Day 2, I did the Knots and added this gigantic bow that I made with a scarf. It was my favorite look.
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| Eh hem..Notice I’m getting better at Flat twisting? 😉 |
When I got bored of the Bantu Knots, I decided to convert it to a Flat twist out. By that time, my hair was so dirty and “producty”, but I loved the way it turned out.
This is my hair after wearing the flat twist out for about 6 hours. I’d just gotten back from the “Kinks & Kicks Mixer” hosted by Naturally Supreme.
I converted the Flat twists into large two strand twists, and pushed it back with a headband…I was loving it. 🙂
Did I mention that I LOVE my new shape?
Watch the style evolution:
Thanks for putting up with the flood of pics. It’s been a while since I’ve been feeling my hair like this. What a difference a trim/shape makes. 😛
What has your hair been up to lately? Feel free to share below
Until next time
lol…thank you Emily. Girl, that’s at Buttons in Addison. I went to a Painting Class there a few Saturday’s ago and I used their “bushes” for my photoshoot. 🙂
I love love love… where in the world you find some palm trees (they look like palm trees) in Dallas to take the first photo.. looked like my yard back home.. lol – gorgeous pics and hair..