Senegalese Twist / Rope Twists Step By Step Tutorial Part 2

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For The Senegalese Twist / Rope Twists Extensions Tutorial, I inform you of all the products that you will need to achieve this style.

To achieve the Rope Twists Hairstyle, you will need as follows;

(5) Packs/Bundles of synthetic braiding hair

Comb

Hair cutting scissors

Hair gel

Hair Water Spray Bottle

Hair Ties/Head bands

Bobby pins

And also your favorite hair moisturizer and gel to keep your hair healthy underneath your install!

When twisting on natural hair, you always want to be extremely gentle with your hair.
If you are not careful with your hair, that will reflect in the health of your hair.
Too much rough handling on your tresses will result in split damaged ends and hair loss which in the long run stunt the growth of your hair.
Wearing a protective style like this Senegalese Rope Twists Extensions is great in retaining length but if you always comb aggressively or handle your hair in a rough manner, many of your hair saving methods will go to waste.
Also, remember when that you do Senegalese Rope Twists Extensions you can make your twists as long as you want.
The ultimate look of a style is to your discretion.

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[Codsx]

For those who are complaining about the length of the video or about the way Breanna Rutter is speaking, you can find a bunch of tutorials on the internet that might respond to your wishes...
I think this is a great pace. No need to pause or to go back over and over again. The video is pretty easy to understand even if you are not an English native speaker.
Thank you so much for your tutorial and your tips Breanna. This is great, clear and very inspiring! 

[JS-whnw]

I did it! They're like super crooked and it took me 4 hours to do 8 twists but I feel accomplished!

[TruthNloV]

This is by far the clearest and easiest to understand tutorial that I gave ever seen.

[AuntyBeet]

I like the way you teach. So matured, so direct and you are so patient. Thanks for you video

[lauralynn]

Now this is one of the OGs. "Breanna Rutter." Classic but extremely relevant in 2020.

[thatsdebatablewoli]

I loooove how you were SUPER detailed and use the blonde for contrast.

[yobiwolrd]

I love how you used blond hair so that we could see what your doing

[michellegibson]

Best braiding video I've ever seen on Youtube...awesome you should teach at a beauty school you broke it down so that ANYONE could do this style

[tatenda]

Finally! A tutorial that's clear and easy to understand. I was beginning to think I'd never fine one lol

[AlanaGurl]

You are very professional with your teaching. Thank you!

[nicolecox]

Too many complaints. You don't have to watch of its too long. And FYI, for those selfishly complaining, there are some people who need extra instruction and need things broken down more if you ever considered OTHERS.

[Alchemist]

I'm actually about to install some Senegalese twists myself pretty soon & this was by far the most helpful video I've found on here. Thank you!

[rsmith]

Great tutorial! Ladies, dipping your twists in very hot to boiling water helps to seal the ends so they don't unravel. It also gets rid of the extra hairs that stick out as cutting would.

[ChanelleNovosey]

Wow you have a great way of simplifying and explaining your process! Great job TFS

[daniellewhitley]

No one I repeat no one has ever went in to depths as to how to do these twist it's very very helpful, I thank you

[IvryBlak]

This video was so well done!!! I'm halfway done with my twists !!! you speak clearly, you are prepared, the video is well lit & you handle all difficulties before they would even become a difficulty (i.e. using the blonde hair so that we can see clearly) Thank you So much !!! I am now hitting the subscribe button ! Thank you ! - Ivry 

[makiyamolden]

I love the way she dose it! I did this on my grandmothers head, and she was able to wear it for months!
She walked me through everything so perfectly! I love it!

someone said they spent insane amount of money to get their hair done like this and got me curious when searching :) while I would never do this to my hair, I find your demonstration very thorough.your skin is flawless thank you ♥♥♥

[missydunlap]

This is very informal have did this to my sisters hair and I'm only 11

[MandieJoy]

This is the BEST senegalese tutorial. Thank you