Recently I did a post about refreshing a flat twist out by doing a Bantu Knot out. It was the first time I was doing a Bantu Knot out since my big hair days and I wasn't sure if I'd like it. To my surprise I like it, no, I LOVED it! So of course I had to take another crack at it. This time I used the Taliah Wajjid Protective Mist Bodifier (Leave-in), my Shea butter mix, EVOO, and of course water in a spray bottle when needed.
The Process
On damp hair I created a side part in the front like I do with most of my styles. Parted into four sections then 4-5 "knot sections" per section. When working on a "knot section" I worked in some of the leave-in followed by Shea butter (only on ends) then finishing with the EVOO (worked for me but a different order might work for others). Next, I used my Denman brush to smooth out my strands, my hair was already detangled. Once twisted I secured each knot with a bobby pin. If your hair is longer you probably won't need any though.
The Results
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