Heather Kennett demonstrates the roping technique for curly hair: divide into sections, apply leave-in conditioner and styling product with your palms, and push toward the scalp. Use your hands, not fingers, to rope the product through, working around your head until fully covered.
This product application technique is called roping. We're going to be doing that and squishing the product in as we go. For roping, you can either again have your hair freshly washed and detangled and co washed, ready to put your leave in and your stylet in. You can either part your hair in two sections, all four sections, or you can use one of the crocodile clips. You can do any of these product application techniques in the shower or with the wash now, style later. So I'd be here. With roping, you can grab slightly larger sections. Leave in conditioner. I'm going to apply. With the roping technique, you will need to push your palm closer to your scalp so that your scalp and the hairs at the root do have some product applied. That's roping. Move further round. Continue with the roping method until you've completed your whole head. So that is roping. Using your hands like this, not your fingers in between, using your hands to rope the product in. If your hair is particularly dry, you could pulse at the same time. So roping the product in just like that. Have fun with that one and let me know how it goes.
