How to Do a Bantu Knot Out without doing a Bantu Knot

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Do you hate sleeping in Bantu Knots? Do your bantu knot out style never come out right?

I finally have a solution for you.

Watch how I fake a Bantu Knot Out without actually doing a bantu knot!
 
Tag #DiscoveringNatural if you try this out.
 
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