ocking it so well and cute but i was worried mine won't come out great as i haven't tried it before, this is my first. Enough of talking, let's get started on how i eventually did it.
What I used: Leave-in conditioner, vo5 moisturizing conditioner, rattail comb, spraying bottle, extra virgin olive oil and ORS set mousse that came with the relaxer i bought.
Sprayed hair with my moisture mix which consist of water, conditioner and olive oil.
Applied the ORS set mousse on my fingers,twisted a small coil at the base of my scalp & wrapped the rest around it. 
My Bantu Knot is ready. Haha! Well,i later Covered my hair to sleep
The next day, i unraveled the knot outs with olive oil on my fingers, separated the curls and fluffed it.
I then sprayed with ORS sheen spray,you can use any hairspray of your choice though
Rocking my bantu knot outs..Yesss!!
Another way i rocked it
In case you wondering what's up with the pink background i used for the pics i took which my name "Modupe" was written on...... CLICK HERE
Many thanks to God for making my Bantu knot outs a success and to also you reading this.
Yaaay! Bantu knot outs on fleek :-) you did a good job on first try!
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Thanks Judithsweetheart, even though it isn't as perfect as yours... Miss Bantu Knotouts Rocker. Lol!
ReplyDeleteAs in ehn. Madam Judith the Bantu knot outs rocker. But you didnt do badly o.
ReplyDeleteShe needs to be awarded my dear. Aww... thanks so much, i appreciate.
DeleteMhen I just noticed my hair itches like crazy! I mean I wash it before making it, once I wash and carry the natural hair, I'm fine but once I make it, maximum two days and I see flakes with mad itching. Help a sister please
ReplyDeleteNow it depends,it might be due to changes in seasons or temperature,due to a change in shampoo or conditioner. But then i think you are suffering from dry scalp which causes flaking and itching. Maybe you should try doing a light scalp
Deletemessage using natural oils such as extra
virgin olive oil, jojoba oil. Or then check your hair products if it contains alcohol which dries scalp too....because your hair might be sensitive to drying hair products. Lastly,try moisturizing and sealing your hair in order to add moisture to hair, so that it won't get dry. I hope this helps.
Worth the effort....came out looking great!!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Karen Foster
DeleteLove love love your hair mami...really beautiful *winks*
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Many thanks to you indeed sweetheart.
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DeleteBeautiful!! I want to try that, havent gotten the knack for bantu knot outs yet.
ReplyDeletePlease do, I'm sure you gonna love it. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteGreat results and love how you styled it! Hope it had enough time to dry properly before you took it out. For more definition next time you can sit under a hooded dryer and add some styling gel for better hold.
ReplyDeleteAt first,it didn't dry at all. So I had to redo it and wait for one more day to dry. Thanks so much for the info,will try it out next time only that I don't have hooded dryer & styling gel.
DeleteYour Bantu knots are amazing!
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Thanks Hilda,missed a lot of your posts. Checking it out pretty soon.
ReplyDeleteI wish I found your blog earlier. But it's all good. I'll start from here :)
ReplyDeletePlease do,glad you finally found it. And feel free to ask any questions.
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