00:00The inspiration this year from Camille Rose is really highlighting the around
00:05the world collection. So we wanted to give some love to the variety of the
00:10textures and the rate of curls and kinks around the globe. My name is Kirsten
00:15Oriol and I'm representing Camille Rose. Today we'll be creating looks really
00:20capitalizing on the regality of natural hair. Just showing how natural hair can
00:27be played with and manipulated, can be structural, can be soft and pretty and
00:32really doing some fun looks over the top and highlighting all of the cultures and
00:36regions around the globe. One of the looks that we can do at home would be the South
00:42Pacific look with the Bantu knots and crown. That can be scaled back a little
00:46bit and we use the Almond Jay twisting butter for that look where we really
00:51define the curls, really moisturize the braids and twisted it up. It's a little
00:56bantu knot where we cage them and make them a lot more wearable for like a
01:01night out of town or whatever. You can do a smaller version of that using maybe
01:06cuffs like braiding cuffs to get embellishments and then we use the
01:09lavender edge gel to really tame the baby hairs and smooth up and slick up the
01:15bantu knots into little ponytails so that we have a really smooth sleek
01:20foundation, wand curled everything, made sure that the hair was moisturized with the
01:25product and really fluffed it out.
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