Crochet Miracle Knots Braids

Step 1: Cornrow your hair. About 10-12 braids should do it.

Step 2: Push it through a braid using your crotchet latch (make sure it's closed).

Step 3: Grab one strand of your hair and make sure the end loop is open wide.

Step 4: Hook the loc onto the end of your crochet latch, close it, and slide it through.

Step 5: Once the loc is pulled, slide back through the loop, pulling tight, forming a knot.

Step 6: Continue until your entire head is covered in crochet hair.

Nightly Care (Most Important!)

• Always cover your hair at night with a silk or satin bonnet/scarf. This is the #1 way to prevent frizz and extend the life of your style.

Washing (Every 1-2 Weeks)

• Use a diluted, sulfate-free shampoo. Focus on cleansing your scalp.
• Gently squeeze suds down the length of the twists. DO NOT rub or scrub them together.
• Rinse thoroughly. Apply a light conditioner and rinse again.
• Crucial: Let your twists air dry completely to prevent odors.

Daily Maintenance

• If twists feel dry, lightly mist with a leave-in conditioner spray.
• Apply a few drops of natural oil to your scalp as needed to prevent dryness.
• Avoid heavy creams or gels to prevent product buildup.

Styling

• Heat is okay! Since it's human hair, you can use heat tools, but always use a heat protectant spray on a low-medium setting.

1. Find the Knot: Identify the knot where the braid connects to the cornrows underneath.
2. Part your hair: Use bobby pins or your fingers to separate and secure your natural hair from your braided extensions.
3. Cut off (if not reusing): If you don't want to reuse, you can just cut off the ends to make the removal process easier. Be careful not to cut your natural hair.
4. Undo the braid: Use a crochet hook and insert it under the loop/knot of the braid. Gently pull the ends of the braid through the loop to free them from the cornrows.
5. Pull out the braids: Once undone, gently pull the braids away from the cornrows. It should slide out easily.

Repeat this process for each braid until all braids have been removed. Remember to be careful and gentle throughout the process to avoid damage to your natural hair.

Since this is 100% human hair, it can be dyed or bleached just like your own hair.
Important: We highly recommend having the coloring process done by a professional hairstylist to ensure the best results and to prevent potential damage. We also suggest testing the color on a single twist first before dyeing the entire set.