This quick tutorial will show you how to get curly ends at the ends of your child's protective style using marley hair.
Watch video below or click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJFsZrVYABU&index=30&list=PLCT7rEmj0XkwHBrDRkaHfIXQjqdQ3yRkp
How to get Curly Ends on Marley Hair
Saturday, 5 July 2014
This quick tutorial will show you how to get curly ends at the ends of your child's protective style using marley hair.
Watch video below or click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJFsZrVYABU&index=30&list=PLCT7rEmj0XkwHBrDRkaHfIXQjqdQ3yRkp
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This is a nice video. I curl up my braids this way but I dont leave the perm rod all night. Big sis looks beautiful and I enjoy the story of her afro puff.
ReplyDeleteReally nice. Lol
Thank you.
DeletePlease where can one get marley hair in Nigeria?
ReplyDeleteYou can use sublime dreads (that is the name of the attachment) it's 750naira a pack. It gives the same output
DeleteNice video,would this work on a kinky attachments?
ReplyDeleteThanks. It should.
DeletePls wat is the meaning of sublime dread, ow does it look like and wat is the common name and how many packs would I need for my hair?
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I am hearing of "Sublime Dreadlocks". If you go to Google.com and do a search on "sublime dreadlocks" you will see pictures showing what it looks like. I am not sure of the common name or how many packs you need. Hope this helps.
DeletePlease, can the last comment be answered. The answer is really going to be beneficial to those of us that are just knowing about marley hair.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever cut your daughters hair? cos people keep telling me i need to cut my lil baby's hair (which is very full) or else it won't grow out well later in life. i need serious advice cos i don't want to go wrong with her hair. she is a year and 4 months old
ReplyDeleteYou do not have to cut your child's hair. I never did. All I did was give them a trim when needed. I think I started trimming when they were 4 years old, but all kids are different. Continue taking care of your child's hair, making sure the ends are moisturized and only trim when needed.
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