So, you know, I’m kinda addicted to IG nowadays. And when I saw this HAWT hair pic posted by @PrincessLinz HAWT pic (who I got to meet at the CurlyNikki Meet-up this past summer), I had to ask her for a tutorial! Hope that you like it!!

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by PrincessLinzz

Bantu Knot Out Process on Wet Hair

• I co-wash my hair and use my usual leave-in: Curl Junkie Curl Rehab mixed with water and put into a spray bottle.
• Section my hair in 4 sections and begin with the right side (just out of habit).
• Make smaller sections within those 4 sections and spray my hair with my leave-in concoction from root to tip.
• Take a dime size of Carol’s Daughter Hair Milk Pudding and run it through each small section from root to tip.
• Create corkscrew/buns throughout my entire head.

• Let hair air dry over night.
• If my roots are still wet, I use a blow dryer on warm/cool and dry my roots.
• Then, I remove each corkscrew/bantu knot and separate each one so that the curls look fuller and creates more body.
• Shake head from side to side, pick my roots with my fingers and voilà  … you get this:

Day 1

Day 2

When I bantu knot on straightened hair I do not use any product just hair pins.

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Okay, okay. I know what you’re thinking. “OMGosh!! Her hair is gorgeous!! How long has she been natural?!? What’s her regimen?!? Where’s her hairstory?!?!” Don’t worry! I got you!! You know I’ve already asked for it. And now that I finally posted this, I’m sure that I’ll get it soon ;)!

How do you do a Bantu Knot-out? Do you prefer styling on wet or dry hair?