Q&A for How to Crochet Hair

Pull just 1 end of the hair extensions through the loop rather than pulling both of them through when you're crocheting along your hairline and part. This helps the extensions look much more natural!

You can use different hairstyles as a base for your crochet extensions! Some people use box braids, while other people have used bantu knots.

Water down your favorite shampoo in a spray bottle and spritz it all over your scalp (in between your natural cornrows, specifically). Work the shampoo into your scalp before rinsing it out. Afterward, spritz a leave-in conditioner onto your scalp. As a finishing touch, use a nourishing oil to really lock in all the moisture around your hair.

To achieve a more natural-looking result with crochet hair, focus on factors such as braid tension and tightness (particularly at the roots), appropriate braid size, the blend of hair textures, and ensuring the braids lay in natural layers.