Bantu Knot Tutorial - Microlocs

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Here is the full tutorial for the Bantu knots I shared on IG (@danieocam_). Here are a few things to keep in mind:
1.The longer you keep these in, the tighter the curl will be (and will last longer)
2. Try to do this on clean damp hair. My locs take a long time to dry and this works well for me.
3. Be mindful of tension on your roots, it can do more harm than good.
4. You can do a center or side part, I'm in my center part era LOL
5. Have fun with it, it took me a while to get my bantu knots "right" they used to look hella crazy.
If you have any questions, drop them down below.
xoxo,
Dan

[@anydae]

Thanks for sharing.... your hair looks spectacular! Have a great upcoming week

[@danieocam]

Thank you and you as well!

[@JasmineRobinsonBedford]

Love this! ❤Thank you so much for posting!

[@danieocam]

You’re more than welcome to try not to do them too tight 😩

[@user-ml9cj1pg1f]

Love this! I’m going to try but make a twist first to see how it holds up.

[@danieocam]

The twist will definitely give it a curl. I did that for years but I wanted to see what it would look like without it. I think I need to leave them in longer than 1 day for them to really hold up 😩

[@DanaLynnette]

I think it looks great !

[@danieocam]

Thank you!