How to Install For Simple Take Out for Yank Twist Hair

Ever wondered if you could slay a half-up, half-down style with crochet hair? Spoiler alert: You absolutely can—and today, we’re showing you how with the most natural-looking crochet install yet! In this tutorial recap, we break down Daniella’s stunning crochet method using the Yankee Twist Hair by Ywigs, perfect for anyone who wants a seamless look with easy removal.

✨ Why This Crochet Style Is a Game-Changer

Crochet styles are loved for their protective benefits and beautiful finish—but this method takes it up a notch. Daniella (@sybhair) shares a detailed, beginner-friendly method to make your crochet install look natural at the hairline, be super easy to remove, and even be reusable.

Let’s dive into the highlights of this must-try method.

🔄 From This…To THAT!

The transformation is real! The video starts with Daniella showing off her “before” look and transitions into a flawless half-up, half-down crochet install using Ywigs’ pre-separated Yankee Twist Hair (18 inches, human hair). Spoiler: She’s obsessed—and so are we!

💡 Key Tips from the Install Tutorial

1. Use Wig Braids as Your Base

The foundation matters! Daniella braids her hair straight back in simple wig braids, giving her a secure and flat base to work with.

2. Single Knotting for Easy Removal

Instead of double-knotting (which can be a nightmare to take down), she uses a single-knot method. This makes removal a breeze—and lets you reuse the hair again!

💬 “Double knotting took longer to take out, but I didn’t have to cut any. Still, a single knot just makes life easier!”

3. Hairline Illusion: The Front Install Hack

To achieve a realistic hairline:

• Insert the crochet needle through the braid at the front.

• Pull half the strand through.

• Shift the other half slightly back before pulling it forward.

• This overlap creates a seamless, natural finish.

Daniella recommends starting at the front to lock in the hairline before filling in the rest of the head.

4. Avoid Wide Partings: Tighten That Braid Base

If your parting looks too wide, the base braids might be too far apart. Keep them close in the middle rows to achieve a more natural look.

5. Back Section: Simplify the Install

Previously, she installed crochet directly through the braid and split it to hide it—but it was hard to remove. This time, she installs just like the front and sides, proving you can keep it simple and still hide the braid.

🎨 Styling & Shaping Tips

Once all five bundles (yes, only five out of six!) are installed:

• Add water and moisturizer to hydrate the twists.

• Lightly unravel the ends for face-framing and curl definition.

• Create your desired look—Daniella rocks both a side part and a stunning half-up, half-down style.

💬 “I don’t like my hair to sit flat. I love face-framing pieces—it gives the style more personality.”

✂️ To Cut or Not to Cut?

Prefer a longer, low-maintenance look? You can leave the twists as is. Want more shape? Trim and fluff to your liking.

No matter your choice, this hair is reusable, versatile, and beginner-friendly—ideal for women who want a fabulous look with less effort.

🙌 Conclusion: Ywigs for the Win

This install was sponsored by Ywigs, and they truly delivered. The pre-separated Yankee Twist Hair:

• Saves time during installation

• Creates a realistic finish

• Holds up well for re-use

• Offers low maintenance with style versatility

💬 “If you want low maintenance, I recommend this. If you want more curl definition, try the other texture. Either way, Ywigs hair is a 10 out of 10!”

💬 Join the Conversation

Have questions about the install or need help perfecting your crochet style? Drop a comment below—Daniella reads and responds to all of them! And don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to support more hair tutorials like this one.

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🛒 Where to Buy

Get your own Ywigs Yankee Twist Hair✨ Available in 18 inches, pre-separated, and ready to slay!