First, start by making sure your hair is clean and fully detangled before attempting this style. Using a wide-toothed comb or brush, gently work through the strands of your hair until it is smooth and tangle-free. Then, apply your favorite leave-in conditioner or styling product that will help keep your strands moisturized throughout the process.

Next, begin dividing your hair into small sections. Depending on how many knots you wish to create will determine how many sections you should start with. Separate each section with clips or bobby pins so they stay put while working on other areas of your head. Once all of your sections are ready, twist each one around itself until it forms a tight coil make sure not to pull too hard as this could cause breakage. Secure each knot at the base using bobby pins or small elastic bands if needed.

Finally, once all of your knots are secure in place, use a spray bottle filled with water mixed with oil (such as coconut oil) to lightly mist each knot and add additional shine and moisture if desired. Allow time for each knot to dry completely before taking them down this could take several hours depending on various factors such as humidity levels in the air etcetera; patience is key! When all of the knots have dried properly remove any clips and pins used during sectioning off then unravel them one by one from the bottom up be gentle when doing so as not to tug too hard as this could disrupt their shape/formations upon removal; also ensure that no hairs remain looped inside any of these knots prior taking them out!

Once taken down lightly fluff out the curls created from these knots using a pick comb or fingers then style accordingly whether it’s leaving them natural curly state or adding additional products such as gel mousse for extra hold & definition etcetera; whichever look desired can be achieved! And there you have it now enjoy looking fabulous sporting a beautiful Bantu knot hairstyle!