How To Take Down Old Knotless Box Braids And Buildup Without Breakage In this video, i give 7 tips on how to properly take down your protective styles (box braids, knotless raids, faux locs, twists, cornrows, etc) i go over ha. Want to remove your box braids without breakage? in this video, i will show you exactly how. i also have some tips for maximum length retention whenever you'.
How To Take Down Knotless Box Braids Without Breakage Knotless Braids In this video, i'll show you all how to take down box braids without breakage. i'll be taking out my 2 month old knotless box braids. in my previous video, i. Unraveled about 2 inches, then proceed with unraveling the braid with your fingers working. your way up to the roots. take your time to avoid breakage. step 2: detangle the hair with the wide tooth comb after each braid is removed from ends. working your way up to the roots. step 3. A spray bottle filled with water. a deep conditioner or oil to moisturize your hair. scissors or hair shears to snip the braids (optional) a rat tailed comb. 2. wet your hair. wetting your hair makes it easier to detangle and can prevent breakage. fill the spray bottle with water and spritz your hair to moisten it. 3. Prepare and hydrate the braids : section your hair with clips to make the process more manageable. spray your braids with lukewarm water to hydrate your braids. use a spray bottle filled with warm water to spray and keep your hair damp. this can make the removal process easier and more manageable. apply products to help smoothly take down braids.
How To Remove Your Old Box Braids Without Breakage Forever Braids A spray bottle filled with water. a deep conditioner or oil to moisturize your hair. scissors or hair shears to snip the braids (optional) a rat tailed comb. 2. wet your hair. wetting your hair makes it easier to detangle and can prevent breakage. fill the spray bottle with water and spritz your hair to moisten it. 3. Prepare and hydrate the braids : section your hair with clips to make the process more manageable. spray your braids with lukewarm water to hydrate your braids. use a spray bottle filled with warm water to spray and keep your hair damp. this can make the removal process easier and more manageable. apply products to help smoothly take down braids. Go slow and use a hydrating product to reduce breakage and tangling. ensuring that your hair is good and slippery beforehand helps. you can hydrate with a leave in conditioner or a mixture of. Detangler comb. $2. once all of the braids are out, i spray the water and conditioner mixture from root to tip and detangle my curls. the teeth on this tool are spaced a bit tighter than a wide tooth comb, so it works through knots without snagging or breaking my hair. see on annie.
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