Early this year I heard of Brazillian wool but didn’t pay any attention to it until a friend used it to braid her hair. It was very ‘different’ for sure. The texture is silkier, smoother and feels more like kanekalon hair than the regular wool, it mimics kinky hair when braided/twisted. I had to explain to quite a number of people that it wasn’t, only two people recognized it as Brazillian wool. Apparently, it has been in use in other countries but only recently in Nigeria. It can be used for hairstyles like twists, braids, faux locs, just about anything you would use regular braiding hair for.
Long Twists
I had waist length twists done by a fantastic stylist, her work is AMAZING. I have this love-hate relationship with braids/twists that is tilting more towards love because of her. The twists were very neat. However, I couldn’t experiment more with styles because I’m on clinical posting now.
P.S: Comment below if you want her contact details or send me a mail; hello@nappyhaired.com
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Bob
I’m not a huge fan of the bob look but I thought I would try it again. For three days. I hated it. If you don’t mind the look, cut the long twists to fit the length you want and burn the ends of the twist with a lighter to secure and prevent them from loosening.
My mum got me ‘Christmas hair’ and while trying to take out the twists, I was impressed at how bomb the twist out was and decided to enjoy them for a day. For the twist out to appear really nice, the initial twists have to be really neat and woven tight.
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Have you tried any of these styles? Anyone else got/installed ‘Christmas hair’ yet?
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Can wool be used for only twists?
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Hey Beryl,
It can be used for braids and faux locs too
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Is It Madeup Of D Natural Wool?
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I absolutely love Brazilian wool, I’ve used it three times for twists and once for faux locs.
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Did u comb the tip of your wool? The Brazilian wool twists I usually see have thick tips that are usually burnt or wrapped. But the tip of yours looks like any normal attachment
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Hello Ife,
I didn’t comb the tips of my wool, the stylist didn’t burn the ends to secure it, just lightly wrapped around it instead.
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Can Brazilian wool hair be dip in hot water
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Hello, yes it can
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Can you but Brazilian wool in hot water
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how many did u use
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About a dozen
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hello can Brazilian wool be curled?
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Hello Lola,
Yes, It can.
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Can it be used to crochet.. I wish I cud crochet twist wid it…niceee
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Hello,
Yes, it can be used for crochet twists.
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Is it water friendly? ie can you use it to swim?
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Is it water friendly ie for swimming?
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I did not try swimming when I had the hair on but I wouldn’t advise it. Hope this helps.
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Wow looks really nice
How many rolls did you use?
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Thanks! About a dozen or more.
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I just discovered Brazilian wool and I’ve been googling it to see styles that have been done with it. I love the way it looks when it has been unravelled.
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It’s so very versatile. Although I had the twist out for just a day, I think it would hold up really well.
Thanks for stopping by.
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Please what’s your stylist’s number?
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Hello Anne,
Ask for “Aunty Shaki” 08155220012 0802 238 0737.
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It looks so good!
What’s the price range? 600n?
How many did you use?
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Thanks.
I’m not exactly sure how many was used on my head but let’s say a dozen, give or take. It comes packaged the same way as wool, one roll is about 250 Naira.
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A dozen is not bad.
I saw one for 600n and it had Brazilian wool written on it. I opted for the regular Babby wool because that for my hair budget at the time.
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The person was probably trying to cheat you or just taking advantage because it is on high demand now. If you’re in Lagos, you could try getting it from Yaba market.
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I’m in Lagos oh.
Sigh.
Thanks for the info Hun.
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You’re welcome. I would let you know when next I’m getting it, if you would still be interested.
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Oh that’s perfect.
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When I first heard Brazilian wool, I was like “they’ve come again” but it’s actually nice. Just wool that’s combed but not twisted. Good idea though.
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That was my reaction too!
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The last cut is my favorite. I have never tried wool though
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I like Brazilian wool, I’ve only recently come across it and I’m going to try it soon. Your twists looked really nice.
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Thank you. You should ☺️
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So lovely and it looks so neat. Wondering how many wool was used and if is light weight after u made it. But I love😍 guess it’s my next protective style
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Thanks! I used about a dozen, it’s very light, was a bit heavy the initial day because of the hot water treatment.
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Never heard of this brazillian wool , but I love the effect
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Thanks!
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Love the last hair cut, I want the same!
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Thank you ❤
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I actually love all of them! I should try this brazillian wool twist oh.
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You totally should!
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Nice one!! Your pretty face really came alive with these styles. I have used Brazilian wool once, but to create d style of faux locs. It was really nice..
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Thank you! I’m sure it was.
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it actually looks nicer than normal twists! And c’mon the Bob suits you
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Thank you! I’m really not a fan, the burnt ends scratch against my back and clothes, it’s pretty annoying.
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Lol yeah I know that part is annoying!
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im definately trying this brazilian twist you ats take me to your stylist
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LOL Hit me up when you’re ready.
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