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Bantu Knot Out on Wet Hair featuring Pampered Roots Coconut & Honey Hydrating Cocoon

318 views · Published 5 January 2016 · 8:08 · Indexed 8 November 2026

Channel: Naturally Nata (naturallynata) · 2016 · Howto & Style

Happy New Year, Curlfriends! My first video of the New Year features Pampered Roots, a product line out of South Florida that has many different products for the kinky natural. For the Bantu Knot Out I did in this video, I used the Coconut & Honey Hydrating Cocoon.

I liked this product a lot, smells great, and it worked very well on the style that I did. I like that is a leave in conditioner and a curling cream, so all you have to do is use some oil to seal in the moisture and you have completed the LOC (leave in, oil, cream) method.

To learn more about Pampered Roots, their website is www.pamperedroots.com and their Instagram page is @pamperedroots.

On to bantu knot outs, I've heard so many times from other naturalistas and even from a professional stylist that they are not to be done on wet hair. I completely disagree. I've always done them on wet hair with awesome results. I will say that the drying time is VERY LONG, I think it is a must to use a hooded dryer if you do this style on wet hair. I sat under the dryer for a total of about 2 hours, and I let them air dry overnight. They must be completely dry to come out looking gorgeous!

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Bantu Knot Out on Wet Hair featuring Pampered Roots Coconut & Honey Hydrating Cocoon

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