DIY: BANTU KNOT!!
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Happy Sunday My People...
I got so much feed back on the Straw Curls tutorial i did on this blog and i am proud of the results i saw from people both on BBM and on Twitter. I am so glad you all liked it. *Exicited*
I got so much feed back on the Straw Curls tutorial i did on this blog and i am proud of the results i saw from people both on BBM and on Twitter. I am so glad you all liked it. *Exicited*
Today, we learning the Bantu Knot !!
I really can't wait to try this on my hair, but for now I have to wait for my front hair to grow more...
I really can't wait to try this on my hair, but for now I have to wait for my front hair to grow more...
I love this look because it so easy to achieve and like the straw curls it requires no heat.
Things Needed
Shea butter (Ori)
Spray gel/Styling Gel
Booby pin
*Start on a washed and conditioned hair
*Apply your Ori or any styling product of yours
*Part your hair using your hands
*Finally secure with a bobby pin
See the steps below...
Twist until you get to the last end, finally secure using
a bobby pin.
a bobby pin.
When you are done, you let it dry until the following morning, then you loose it gently.
The Result
You can also brush out the curls
You can achieve this look on relaxed hair by ensuring your hair is damp and using a styling gel or setting lotion/foam to hold curls.
What do you think?
xoxo
Buiti
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37 comments
Niceee! Will wanna try dis style soonest. Like d bantu hairstyle. Tnx Bui for yet anoda one.
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ReplyDeletetemi, i really love this look, am gonna try it when i take off my hair, cos i was thinking of shaving my hair.
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Majority of this illustrations are weaves na, not natural hair. Except u saying i can try it out on ma weave. I like the hair all d same
ReplyDeleteI thought same when I saw it, until I watched the tutorial. They are all real natural hair dear
DeleteSo lovely,wish i could try this on me.
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This looks really great, I like the result of it as well, the curls flow a lot more!! I might try this!! Have a sweet week :) xx
ReplyDeleteWow!! I xo love this hair and am gonna try it too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Buiti for sharing....
You look great.
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Your curls look so nice and I love you were able to achieve it with no heat! I have to tell you also on the first pic you have the perfect cat eye liner I love it!
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I like it combed out, will try it. Thank you dear
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Lovely tips.
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Wow. Lovely, but I have fine hair dont know if it would work for me.
ReplyDeleteGood work Buiti.
So well done! Your hair looks fab! I'd love it if you dropped by to my blog at
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Everyone does amazing bantu knots! I cant wait to do it. My hair is so dense though, it would take forever :-(
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Amazing hairstyle!!
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WOW! Buiti can someone try it on relaxed hair?
ReplyDeleteYes dear you can, i explained it their too. you can do it by ensuring your hair is damp and using a styling gel or setting lotion/foam to hold curls. If possible use a hand dry to hold curls for relaxed hair although not a compulsory.
DeleteGreat curls! It is worth trying.
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The Twisting looks painful, but I like the end result. Cool hair style.
ReplyDeleteI did a bantu knot over the weekend for the first time and I actually liked how it turned out. It's very easy, well except by the time you finish your hands ache. Lol!! Great post dear. :-) Check my blog and see how I did - you're the judge now. Lol!
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Wow,amazing.something that i really wanna try
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Wow! Very informative wud sure try It out.
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I've done this just once but my curls weren't well defined. I just got eco styler gel and i can't wait to retry
ReplyDeleteThanks Everyone
ReplyDeleteReal nice..did mine last week and they totally backfired!
ReplyDeleteNow I know :-)
Lovely post Buiti!!
Hmmm, I suck at hair ooo but I need to learn little things to do on my own and this looks do-able,lol.
ReplyDeleteThe results look yummy. I want the curls to be really really defined though! Probably should get some of that Ori as I don't have any styling gel...
Thanks so much for this!!
Xoxo
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Looks amazing!
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not for me, i have tried so may times, my hair just wunt curl
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Great post, I'm try this out when I take my braids out, though my hair might be too short for this.
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Gorgeous hairstyles!
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To get that Bantu knot effect I two strand twist, roll em up with small rollers and apply the Jane Carter Wrap and Roll Solution and air dry. The effect once dry is similar to a bantu knot out.
Our Natural Hair is very versatile.
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ReplyDeleteI like it and the curls is so nice
ReplyDeleteId love to try it but on shorter hair not always easy
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Can I also apply d ori along wiv the styling gel? My hair is relaxed.
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