Ywigs Crochet Install Tutorial: Easy, Natural-Looking 4C Style
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If you’ve been hunting for crochet hair that truly blends with your 4C texture, let me put you on to something good—the Ywigs kinky curly crochet hair. I tried it out recently, and honestly? I was impressed from start to finish. It’s soft, natural-looking, and super easy to install—even with short hair.
Let’s jump into how this Ywigs crochet install went, what I learned along the way, and why it’s perfect for anyone who loves low-maintenance, natural-looking protective styles.
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What Comes in the Ywigs Crochet Hair Package
When you order this set, you’ll receive three packs of multi-textured kinky coily hair—just enough for a full head install. The texture is designed to mimic 4C hair perfectly, so it blends right in without looking overly shiny or processed.
Each strand comes with a special looping string that makes installation easy and secure—no pulling or snagging. It’s different from traditional synthetic crochet hair, and I actually prefer it because it’s lightweight and feels soft against the scalp.
My Hair Prep (Short Hair, Don’t Care!)
Now, let’s talk about the prep. My natural hair is about an inch long, so I went with 12 to 14 small cornrows as my base. It wasn’t the neatest braid ever (short hair problems, right?), but it got the job done.
If your hair is short like mine, don’t stress! You can still rock this install beautifully. I left a bit of my nape area out and just a minimal amount of leave-out in the front to help with blending.
Installing the Y Wigs Crochet Hair
This part was actually the easiest! I used all three packs, with only a few strands left over. I looped each piece once through my cornrows, and it still felt secure—no slipping at all.
The pre-looped design really helps here. It glides through your braids easily without pulling, and it gives a snug, non-slip fit even if your cornrows aren’t perfect.
About halfway through, I noticed something amazing—even with just half a pack, the hair already gave me noticeable volume. It’s incredibly lightweight, so adding more bundles doesn’t make it feel heavy or bulky.
Styling and Defining the Curls
Once the install was done, I started styling and defining the curls. I sprayed the hair down lightly with water, then added leave-in conditioner (the Azie/Ali Detangling Curl Conditioner works great—it’s around $5 at Walmart or Target).
What I love most is how well this conditioner works without making the curls crunchy. It keeps the hair soft, bouncy, and moisturized.
When you brush through the curls, don’t panic if you see a few gaps—the hair naturally shrinks back and covers everything once it dries. The texture is so realistic, it blends seamlessly with your natural 4C pattern.
Conclusion
After adding conditioner and laying my edges with some olive oil edge control, the final result looked absolutely gorgeous. The curls were defined beautifully, the hair stayed secure, and the overall finish was so natural.
Whether you wear it big and fluffy or more defined, this Ywigs crochet hair gives you that soft, full, effortless look that turns heads without trying too hard.
FAQ
Y Wigs offers human crochet hair that feels soft and lightweight and blends beautifully with natural textures like 4C hair. It’s easier to maintain than synthetic hair and looks more natural.
Each order comes with three packs, which is enough for a full head install. If you prefer extra volume, you can add a fourth pack, but three usually gives a full, fluffy finish.
Yes! You can install it even if your hair is as short as one inch long. Just create small cornrows and use the pre-looped strands for a secure fit.
Use a leave-in detangling conditioner and lightly mist the hair with water to keep the curls soft and defined. Avoid heavy oils or thick creams that can weigh it down.
With proper care, it can last 4–6 weeks. Gently refresh curls weekly and cover your hair with a satin bonnet or scarf at night to maintain definition.
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