Why am I so bad at braiding and twisting my hair?

You could try a ballerina bun, high ponytail, or you could twist your hair into a ponytail, taking two small strands of hair at the side of your head, winding...

Try blow drying it. Also, using lots of products weighs down your hair, making it flat. Sleeping with your hair wet may help it be bouncy and shiny in the...

I don't think that there is one for this specific tutorial, but there are many others on YouTube that you could watch.

If your hair is severely damaged, it will not be possible to get a color that requires pre-lightening, such as pink, without risking severe damage and breakage.

What you call curly is barely even wavy. You don't need to straighten it. You'll be fine.

This can happen if your crochet is either too loose or too tight. Using a tensioner may help prevent this. You can also ensure more even tension by using a...

It's not required, although I would recommend washing, conditioning, and drying it first.

Technically, braiding at night can prevent damage, which will encourage hair growth, so yes.

It can, since you need a little bit of tension and pressure to wrap your hair into braids. The good news is that braiding your hair can actually protect it,...

Pull it up into a bun, or a low bun, or try two french braids. These styles can help to minimize the volume of your hair without too much work.