Cornrow Weave Foundation Braid

First circles around the head, then zigzag on the top to make sure that the weave that would be sown later would not look like a wig after the hair has been grown out. Synthetic hair strands are woven with the cornrow braids to ensure that the hair would not curl or get tangles after the client washes her hair. This braid serves as a foundation/base for the weave hair extensions (extensions are not part of the video, only the cornrow weave foundation). This is a beginners video tutorial of how to cornrow, braid, weave the hair for foundation weave for cosmetologists, beauty school students, hairdressers, salon professionals, hair braiders, mothers who braid overly-curly African American hair for their girls and boys, amateur hair braiders, anyone who likes to learn how to braid. The hair was braided by Dominique Pereira, model: Shanice. Video by BeautyHealthTravel Channel.

BUG EATING PLANT! Venus Fly Trap

YIKES! I ATE A SPIDER! Natural Insect Repellent! Carnivorous plant. Learn how to take care of Venus Fly Trap plant. The plant swallows flies, ants, spiders, and other insects and bugs. Venus fly trap leaves have a strong trigger mechanism; hair like projections sense the insect landing and moving on the leaves and snap at the right moment, caging the insect inside of the eyelash-like projections. The Venus Fly Trap needs to be planted in Sphagnum Moss; the fertile soil is rich with minerals that is not needed because the plant feeds on the insects. Use distilled water only, or rain water. Do not use tap or filtered water; the minerals in the water would be too much for the plant. Place the Venus Fly Trap Plant in full sun or in the windowsill facing West. The leaves of the Venus Fly Trap will turn red and will release a specific scent to attract flies and other insects. Cut the browned leaves with scissors without closing the leaves. Do not attempt to close the leaves without the insect inside; it will make the plant lose a lot of energy. Frequently  mist the plant with a spray bottle using distilled water. The technical name for Venus Fly Trap is Dionaea Muscipula. Video by BeautyHealthTravel Channel on YouTube.