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Having experimented with crochet hair installations myself, I can say that the choice of hair and strand thickness really makes a difference in the final look and comfort. Using Poster Gworl hair for the crochet braids is a great choice because it offers natural texture and durability, which helps maintain the style longer. When applying crochet hair, I found that using about 3 strands per braid, as recommended, provides good volume and fullness without feeling too heavy on the scalp. For the perimeter, using 1-2 strands makes the edges look more natural and allows the hair to blend seamlessly with your natural hairline. Another tip I learned is to keep your scalp moisturized and to avoid installing the hair too tightly, especially around the perimeter. This prevents any tension that can lead to discomfort or breakage. Also, since this method is your second install, it's important to gently remove the first install to avoid damaging your natural hair. I also recommend styling your crochet hair with light accessories like ribbons or clips to add a personal touch, similar to the subtle bow detail noted. Maintaining your crochet hair with a silk or satin scarf at night helps reduce frizz and keep the style intact. Overall, crochet hair installations like the one described are versatile and relatively low maintenance, making them an excellent option for protective styling while allowing for creative expression.