I am just trying to understand my hair, to learn what works and what doesn't, to experiment, make mistakes, and to embrace my hair in it's entirety..... because Roots Don't Lie




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Monday, January 16, 2012

Protective Style..Yarn Braids

Hey Guys,

I decided to take a break from my hair and I put them in yarn braids. It took me about 30 hours to do!!! (whew) Just thinking about how long and how much my butt hurts from sitting ... yeah. Anyway I picked up 2 packs of Red heart Yarn from Walmart for about $5. I braided on freshly washed, stretched out hair. I moisturized with Oyin Handmade Sugar Berry Pomade.
I was inspired by Yagazie over at hungryabagal also check out some of her pictures on her tumblr account!!!He hair is just gorgeous!!





















XOXO

Bella Joya


6 comments:

  1. stumbled onto your blog and just wanted to show some blog luv! def enjoyed this post! lovin the pix

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  2. Thanks a lot ms.composure.. I appreciate the support

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  3. hunny! I will be trying this.....yarn is a lil bit pricier in the Caribbean where I live (Grenada!) but when i do find some, i gotta try this out!
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    1. Hey cocoalove007 thanks for stopping by and commenting and please when you do try this style feel free to send me a picture at rootsdontlie.blogspot.com
      thanks

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  4. I love the way you rock your natural hair. I'm planning to go natural, just cut my hair today. Your pics are an inspiration. But how much yarn do i need to for braids? Kinda intrigued but scared to try it due to extreme hot weather in Jamaica

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    1. Congratulations on your high chop!!! That's wonderful. I think I used about 1 bundle of the yarn.. But mine ended up super heavy and hurt my neck.. I recommend going either bigger section and maybe longer length, or smaller sections and shorter lengh. YouTube will have a lot of tutorials, you can also look into yarn wraps and Havana twists

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