How To Do Feed In Cornrows / Ghana Braid / #FirstTime Natural Hair

How To Do Feed In Cornrows / Ghana Braid / #FirstTime Natural Hair


Last Sunday, I decided to finally attempt to do the trending  feed in cornrows. I started by spritzing my hair with Au Rebelle Just Water and then section my hair into 6 sections. Here's how I part the back of my hair

I used the Outre hair - 100% Kanekalon hair. Braiding with the hair was easy once I got into the groove of doing it. I spritz the hair with plain water and then separate sections of the hair going from a small section to a large section of extension hair.

For each row of cornrow, I used 4-5 sections of extension hair.

Prior to cornrowing one section, I applied some Eden Bodyworks Pudding Souffle and then right at the front of the section I spritz a little Just Water and applied You Be Natural edge tamer.

I started by first cornrowing my own hair, how to do that, about 4 notches and then added the smallest extension hair, and then cornrowing for about 3 notches and added the next section of extension hair. I continued this step until I was at the base of my head and then braided the ends of the hair.



Once done I just gathered the ends and created a bun on the right side of my head
How To Do Feed In Cornrows / Ghana Braid / #FirstTime Natural Hair

How To Do Feed In Cornrows / Ghana Braid / #FirstTime Natural Hair

How To Do Feed In Cornrows / Ghana Braid / #FirstTime Natural Hair

How To Do Feed In Cornrows / Ghana Braid / #FirstTime Natural Hair

How To Do Feed In Cornrows / Ghana Braid / #FirstTime Natural Hair


How To Do Feed In Cornrows / Ghana Braid / #FirstTime Natural Hair
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