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If you're going for a protective style that gives your scalp breathing room, installing crochet braids directly onto your natural hair is the way to go. Here's a quick breakdown:

1. Grab Your Crochet Hook

Make sure your hook's latch is open before you start. You don't want it snagging your hair or the crochet strands.

2. Insert the Hook Under the Braid

Slide the crochet hook under your braid hair, starting at the back or sides. This gives you better control and ensures the loops are neat and even.

3. Loop the Hair Through

  • Place the crochet hair on the hook.
  • Close the latch.
  • Pull the hair through, creating a small loop.

4. Secure the Hair

  • Take the ends of the crochet hair and pull them through the loop.
  • Tighten the loop gently to secure the hair in place.
  • For extra hold, repeat this step and create a double knot-especially if the hair is silky or slippery.

5. Work Row by Row

  • Continue looping and securing the hair row by row.
  • Space the hair closer together for fuller styles and further apart if you're going for a more natural look.

6. Fill in the Front and Edges Last

Save the front and edges for last so you can control the placement. This gives you a more seamless, natural hairline.