How do I Put Two Strand Twists Back Into Dry Hair?
Two strand twists provide a protective style option for textured hair of various lengths. Two strand twists consist of splitting a section of hair into two pieces and twisting them around each other down to the ends of the hair. While two strand twists are typically done on wet or damp hair, you can also do two strand twists on dry hair. However, two strand twists on dry hair provides less definition but allows you to re-twist your hair after removing a hairstyle without the need to shampoo. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Apply a hair pomade or moisturizer to the hair. Textured hair requires continuous moisture to maintain health. While you can two strand twist on dry hair without shampooing, it is not advisable to go long periods of time without applying a moisturizer to the hair. Additionally combing completely dry textured hair creates frizz and can lead to breakage.
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Divide your hair into four sections and detangle your hair gently with a wide tooth comb to remove any tangles. Hold your hair at the roots and start combing the ends of your hair and slowly work your way up to the roots to prevent knots and breakage.
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Grab a section of hair, or part a section with the comb, and use your hands to divide the section into two. Twist the sections of hair around each other as if making a braid, but with two strands.
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Wrap your finger around the end of the twist to create a coil and secure the twist.
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Repeat this process to two strand twist all of your hair.
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Tips & Warnings
If your scalp becomes itchy due to prolonged periods between shampooing, place a hair net over your twists and shampoo your hair. This process allows you to cleanse your scalp without removing your twists.
Comb each section of hair before twisting to create smoother two strand twists.
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