Wrap hair up at night with satin bonnet or scarf to reduce friction & frizz. Ensure the product is properly looped in during the installlation to prevent any roughness.
Wrap hair up at night with satin bonnet or scarf to reduce friction & frizz. Ensure the product is properly looped in during the installlation to prevent any roughness.
Wrap hair up at night with satin bonnet or scarf to reduce friction & frizz. Ensure the product is properly looped in during the installlation to prevent any roughness.
Ensure the product is properly looped during installation and gently take each piece at a time to prevent any roughness. Apply TCB Oil Sheen occasionally to ensure the product lasts...
Finger detangle your hair. Moisturize your hair with water and leave-in conditioner in a spray bottle. And trim the ends after some weeks of installation.
Oil Sheen occasionally. Trim after weeks of installation Mousse for volume Wear satin bonnet at night for moisture. For a smooth hair feel, use serum and mousse to keep the...
Apply TCB Oil Sheen occasionally to ensure the product lasts longer. We recommend the use of mousse to add volume to your hair. Trim a few weeks after installation for...
For a smooth hair feel, use serum and mousse to keep the hair healthy. Also, to successfully maintain your crochet braids for weeks, use a satin scarf at night.
Beautiful curly style comes in 5 colours including Ombre. Care instructions: Keep underneath cornrows clean as often as possible. Keep under a satin bonnet at night.
Oil Sheen occasionally. Trim after weeks of installation Mousse for volume Wear satin bonnet at night for moisture. For a smooth hair feel, use serum and mousse to keep the...
Use water and a leave-in conditioner in a spray bottle for a soft natural-looking lustre. Use natural oil to soothe your scalp to avoid any itchiness and dryness. For a...
Use TCB Oil Sheen occasionally to ensure the products last long. Use your fingers to detangle the hair instead of combing. Mousse can be applied occasionally to add extra volume...
