How to do 2 strand twists for beginners

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Hey Glamfam!
In this video I am going to show you how to do 2 strand twists. These are ESSENTIAL in natural hair styling and they are so versatile, You can dress them up or down, ponytail them, wear them down, and when they begin to look old, you can untwist them for a beautiful twist out. Not only that, they are easy and quicker than braids. I hope this video proves helpful for you, especially if you are trying to learn how to do natural hair!
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Linwood

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[pinkpinsofpain]

Please don't say your videos waste people's time 😢
I finally learned why my twists puff out so fast. Great to see you!

[wellbeingadvocate]

10 yrs of natural hair ... just learned this. Wow. Thank you.

[djeanettegraham]

Bricklaying is a gift from God that allows us to see a forest bc of the trees!!!

One of the beautiful things about visual learner videos with this level of detail is that it allows those of us who have been graced with lefthandedness can see the technique and make the required modifications. That set of details may have been overlooked by schools in previous years and/or certain geographic regions.
Thanks for sharing!!!

[andreawilliams]

I did not know outward twisting existed. It makes a difference. You are not wasting people's time. Keep it up! Many black women grow up never truly knowing how to take care of our 'natural' hair. I know I did.

[kyliemoore]

I have two little brothers who are black, but they only have me and my mother who are white, so we’re not as good with their hair as black parents would be but I want my brothers to be more confident in themselves and their hair and your videos have been so helpful and have honestly made be better at my brothers hair, so please don’t say that your hard work is a waste of time😢

[nigelcontaste]

Single dad with two daughter and I can’t say how much I appreciate this. My daughters like when I do their hair but I’m limited in styling knowledge. This one is my oldest daughters favorite! Thank you.

[tracyewilliams]

This is the ONLY video that actually worked for me! I finally know how to twist!

[patriciabranch]

I appreciate that you go right into instructing. No glam music or girlfriends chatter. Thank yku!

[michelemartin]

I hate that you referred to this as a waste of time 😢 I’ve learned so many things that have completely changed how I style and manage my daughters’ hair from watching your videos. They have beautiful healthy locks in large part because of you and your videos. I, as well as so many others, really enjoy learning from you and implementing your tips and tricks. Thank you so much for being such a blessing! You are stronger than you think and loved beyond what you know! Stay strong and God bless! You know we love you boo! 💗🤗

[veronicagrados]

This is the video I’ve been looking for 😩. Finally someone who explains how to twist it.

[msandlin]

I am grateful that you're on here. You are worth the time. I've watched so many DIY videos for hair care and I've noticed that there is so much going on in the videos beyond the tutorial that I just give up. I which there was a place to go to get your natural hair cared for, including natural hairstyles that are not always weave, wigs, pressing etc. Please continue to share you information. Knowledge is power, and natural hair needs to become a priority for young people. Especially black and brown girls because it's beautiful too.

[Shortcake]

Love how considerate you are of the less experienced people out here. Thanks for breaking everything down into easily learned format. Glad you're hanging in there. Keep taking it one day at a time and before you know it, you won't even remember that your taking it one at a time. It'll be routine. 😊Thanks for sharing

[karenrobinson-jacobs]

This was a perfect example of “you don’t know what you don’t know.” I’ve been wearing twist for years. never knew any of the tips that you suggested. Definitely learned something today. Thank you 🎉😊

[ReneeShakespeare-ts]

Being able to SEE the technique without all the unnecessary music, graphics and other junk most folks do. This is a real tutorial. Thank you!

[ashleywilliams]

LITERALLY AH HA LOL! I definitely was doing the first twist…..looking for the second twist definition! I immediately was twisting and now understand why they were twisted yet not tight as I wanted them! Thanks so much!

[r.msphonics]

GREAT TEACHER AND KNOWS WHAT HE'S WORKS LIKE HE IS SAYING. I HAVE BEEN DOING THIS FOR YEARS AND I AM 61YRS OLD! THANK FIRST TIME VIEWER!

[uniquemelle]

My aha moment #1 was how u took the time to show EXACTLY the direction & explained how to flip the fingers as u twist. #2 was how u showed if the hair is more fine than dense to not do them directly on top but place them in between. THAT makes ALLLL the difference. Thank u so much for this! I can now do them on my man’s dense hair & my son’s curly fine hair!!

[concetta_green]

Breaking down the direction of the twists was VERY helpful. Also the use of setting foam. Thank you!

[nikkolomakaveli]

As a single father this has given me the confidence to attempt to try to twist my daughters hair.