How to: Halo Twists on Natural Hair

What you'll need

Bone Rat Tail Comb

Detangling Brush

Bobby pins

Boar Bristle Brush

Steps

Beginning on freshly washed hair, part hair into two sections and secure one section.

Ensure hair is completely detangled.

Take a small section of hair and begin to twist. With each turn of the twist add more hair.

When you have added all hair into the twist, detangle and continue twisting.

Brush stray hairs down.

Repeat on other section; making sure to twist close to the hair line.

Detangle ends and complete the twist by twirling hair around your finger.

Wrap ends of twist around hairpin. Then pin end of each twist inside the base of the other twist.

Tie hair with silk scarf to sleep. Take down in the morning and admire your work. 😁

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