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Boiling Water Box Braids. ever wonder why braiders dip braids in boiling hot water? Unlike cornrows, box braids are not braided flat against the scalp, instead hair is sectioned off into squares (or boxes) all throughout the scalp and gets braided down its entire length. what are box braids? Discover essential tips, and detailed information to. Then, pour boiling water into a bowl and dip each braid from the midsection to the ends in the water for a few seconds. This may sound crazy, but the hot water helps set the braids in place. Pour the boiling water into a bowl or large mug, taking care not to burn yourself. trim off flyaways and dip the ends of the braids in hot water to seal them. Pour the oil into the bowl or mug of water. for achieving wavy hair ends, gather a few braids into one and braid it from the middle or from the part where you stopped braiding your box braids. This is how to do box braids yourself. Snip stray hairs as close to the braids as possible so the braids appear smooth, being careful not to snip any of your natural hair. heat a saucepan half full of water on the stove until the water starts to boil. boil water and then dip your braids into it. Open a bottle of baby oil and pour the oil into the bottle's cap until it almost reaches the top.

for achieving wavy hair ends, gather a few braids into one and braid it from the middle or from the part where you stopped braiding your box braids. This may sound crazy, but the hot water helps set the braids in place. heat a saucepan half full of water on the stove until the water starts to boil. Pour the oil into the bowl or mug of water. Pour the boiling water into a bowl or large mug, taking care not to burn yourself. boil water and then dip your braids into it. This is how to do box braids yourself. Open a bottle of baby oil and pour the oil into the bottle's cap until it almost reaches the top. Then, pour boiling water into a bowl and dip each braid from the midsection to the ends in the water for a few seconds. trim off flyaways and dip the ends of the braids in hot water to seal them.

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Boiling Water Box Braids boil water and then dip your braids into it. Snip stray hairs as close to the braids as possible so the braids appear smooth, being careful not to snip any of your natural hair. Unlike cornrows, box braids are not braided flat against the scalp, instead hair is sectioned off into squares (or boxes) all throughout the scalp and gets braided down its entire length. what are box braids? heat a saucepan half full of water on the stove until the water starts to boil. ever wonder why braiders dip braids in boiling hot water? Open a bottle of baby oil and pour the oil into the bottle's cap until it almost reaches the top. This may sound crazy, but the hot water helps set the braids in place. for achieving wavy hair ends, gather a few braids into one and braid it from the middle or from the part where you stopped braiding your box braids. Pour the boiling water into a bowl or large mug, taking care not to burn yourself. boil water and then dip your braids into it. This is how to do box braids yourself. trim off flyaways and dip the ends of the braids in hot water to seal them. Pour the oil into the bowl or mug of water. Discover essential tips, and detailed information to. Then, pour boiling water into a bowl and dip each braid from the midsection to the ends in the water for a few seconds.