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How to do Bantu Knots on Short Natural Hair | Bantu Knot Tutorial For Wet or Dry Hair

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Updated: Mar 11, 2022



Bantu Knots was one of the first natural hair styles I tired after my big chop grew out a little. Still not quite ready for a high puff or bun I focused on my curls and making sure they were defined and hydrated. Learning how to do Bantu knots with natural hair is very simple, especially if you don‘t plan on leaving them in as a style, you just want the curl.


First I like to start off on wet hair if I want tight curls. For loose curls don’t wet your hair. Next I’m going to section and then part my hair to my liking. After separating your hair, take you first section of hair and apply your cream or gel. I used Curls Twist & Shout Cream (my affiliate link: https://amzn.to/3i0PYgy ) in my video tutorial down below. Then comb out your section gently after that start to twist the entire section of hair in one direction. When you twisted it tight enough it should naturally start to form into the bantu knot. As it does you should just go with it and help it along, twisting now in a circle or ball. When you get to the end piece of hair you should tuck it around the base part of the Bantu know so that it stays. Repeat those steps to each section.


Parting is only important when you want the bantu knots to be your hair style, everyone will see your parts, so you want to take your time. I almost never where just the Bantu knots so I just part freely so I won’t see lines in my afro


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Some Products I recommend for your bantu knots:



SheaMoisture Smoothie Curl Enhancing Cream for Thick

SheaMoisture Smoothie Curl Enhancing Cream for Thick

SheaMoisture's Coconut and Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie is a styling cream and forming cream hair product that's specially formulated for wavy, curly hair.


 

Cantu Moisturizing Curl Activator Cream with Shea Butter for Natural Hair




Cantu Shea Butter for Natural Hair Moisturizing Curl Activator Cream - Every day, there are people out there embracing their natural, beautiful, textured hair and owning their unique style. Our collection of award-winning products made just for textured hair is all you need to achieve any look or style you want. Directions : Apply to damp hair section by section. Reapply to dry hair as needed for extra moisture and shine. Styling Tips : Apply Cantu Coconut Oil Shine & Hold Mist at night to wash'n go, twist or braid outs to extend the style.

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