Hey guys and welcome back to my channel. So this video is going to be the ultimate guide for wrapping your hair. So let's just hop right into it because I don't know how long this video is going to be. In the beginning of this video, I am going to be showing you guys how I particularly wrap my hair. And then at the end, we're going to go through different lengths and how you should wrap your hair. If you have TWA, short, shoulder length, or brush drop, lift. So I'm just going to get right into it. So I have a twist out. You guys see in the video on this. If you want to see how I got this twist out, I got you right here. I want to go through how I would actually wrap my hair for a twist out or a braid out versus a wash and go. So let's just do the braid out with first twist out one first since we're here. So I do have a scarf. I like to use a set and scarf. I don't use cotton or anything. Of course. And it is in a square. It's a big square. Okay. It's a huge square actually. Let's see. Pretty big, but I got this from my mom so I don't necessarily know. But you take the opposite ends, put them together, and make a triangle. Okay. Okay. I know y'all kind of know this, but there's some people out here who don't know how to do this. So it's in a triangle and I like to do a pineapple for when I have twist out braid out or any type of rod set. So the reason I do a pineapple is because my hair is already stretched. My hair isn't going to stretch anymore because it's already in a stretched state. So I don't necessarily need a lot of stretching, but I do like to use pineapple for this. So what I like to do is flip my hair over. Go ahead and add the long side to the back. So then I like to go ahead and tie it. I like to bring as much hair as I can to the front and tie it. So do not stop right here. All of this hair in the back is all blished up. You know what I want that y'all? You have to make sure this is not too super tight, but a little tight and then take this part and pull it backwards. And then make sure your hair is smooth and pull it back up. So now it's super smooth. Okay, and then you can tighten it up. And tie it. Okay, so because my hair is so long in the front, I can't sleep like this guys. I just can't. So what I like to do is put a bottle on. This bonnet is by Embrace Me. Naturally, I will put their link in the description bar so you guys can get it. But it's so big and it's so silky and beautiful and I love it. So I just add this over my head like that. And it's how I go to bed. Okay, so in this state, I like to do this. This is a pineapple is going to stretch the back of your hair a lot. So that's why I like to do it when I have braidouts and stuff. It doesn't necessarily stretch it too much more because my hair is already stretched. So it doesn't do anything. So that's why I like to do the pineapple method when I'm doing twist-outs at braidouts or whatever. Okay, so now I'm going to wrap my hair for a wash and go. I take the same scarf. This is the background behind my wash and goes. So if I do the pineapple method in a wash and go state, the back of my hair just ends up being super smushed and I do not like that because it's super long in the back but everything else is in as long. So I don't like to do the pineapple for my wash and goes. And I also don't like super volume like right here because I feel like it just is frame my face really well. I like for this to be a little like sleek, like kind of, you know, down or whatever. So this is actually my favorite way of time I hear now. So I take this scarf and I do it like a do rag. Like I literally just take these two. I like. Also make sure your hair is all back. You don't want it to be or to the side. You don't have to be completely back but it can't be like, you know, on the side of you. Um, and then you just tie it up. Pull that back a little bit. Just make sure all your hair is in and tie it in the fridge. Now this is all like to do if a washing goes. And as you can see, this kind of covers the rest. So you can either leave it like this or you can go ahead and put a bun in on. If you want to, but I feel like the bun for this one is as necessary because nothing's in my face. So I just kind of wear it like this. And if I'm like around people, I'll pretty much wear it like this. If I wear the pineapple, as you can see, it's too much going on in my face and I can't see. I can't, I just can't do anything. So this is how I wrap my hair when I do my washing goes. It keeps this up here nice and sleek and tamed. And nothing happens to your curls by the way. Like my curls and my waves and all that say intact with these methods. And I still have like this volume back here. So and it's just free. So it's not smushed or anything. And that's what I like. It just works out for me. This is actually the better way. Like if I was to pick one method, I would actually choose this as opposed to the pineapple, but pineapple works as well. Those are two methods that I used to wrap my hair, but I have a few different scarves. I have the one where you just kind of wrap your edges. If I do this, I have to wear a bonnet with it. And I also have this one. This is from, I think, her given hair. Yes, this is from her given hair. And this is really good for people with dread. As you see, it has a drawstring at the bottom. And it really like, it's set in line. And it's just so nice. So sometimes I'll use this one too. If I had like extensions or something in, my hair is a little bit longer. But yeah, so I do want to get into different stages of your hair journey. Have my little note here. Okay, so starting off for people with short hair and TWA's. For you, I would say to definitely add a ponytail. Maybe a few ponytail to your hair. Tie your edges up and add a scar, or add a bonnet to your hair. I think that's just kind of the best bit. Of course, when your hair is a little bit shorter, you want to stretch it out a little bit, because you want some length into bangs on. But you also want to make sure that you are slaying your edges or laying them down. Make sure that you're nice and sleek. And then putting a bonnet on to protect those ponytails. It's pretty much the banding method. So you don't want to go all the way to the end. You want to leave your ends exposed. And then just add your bonnet on, of course. The next length of hair I want to talk about is shoulder length. So, when I had shoulder length hair, that was, that was, honestly, exactly when I got my diva cut. It may be a little bit shorter than shoulder adjoo. Shorted than shoulder length. But when I had shoulder length hair, I would always do the pineapple, because I wanted the back of my hair to appear longer. If your hair is a little bit shorter and you like that longer, look in the back, and you don't really care about the front looking shorter than the back or anything like that, then I would definitely recommend just doing the pineapple or bending your hair. Of course, you can bend your hair, but I would not recommend bending your hair every night, because that's just a lot. Sometimes you may just want to stretch the front of your hair. You don't necessarily have to stretch all of your hair. You don't necessarily bend all of your hair. If you feel like you want one side to be longer than the other, like band one side, it'll come out longer than the other, and you'll probably have like a asymmetrical thing going on, you know? And then just put your bonnet on and go to sleep with that. So there's so many different possibilities. Just kind of think about what you're looking for and what the solution would be for that look. For a mid back length, of course, that's where I am now. Kind of. Yeah, I guess I just used that. So basically my routine is what I recommended for that. So, um, yeah, I think that's pretty much everything. I don't, like I said, I don't pineapple a lot anymore. This will probably be my go-to type of hair wrapping situation. But my hair comes out looking really good when I do it this way. So, I hope you guys really liked this video. If it was very helpful to you, give it a thumbs up, and I will see you guys in my next video. Bye.