Wrap Around French Braid #2

This style is great because it is fast and easy.

So let's get started.

First, grab a big section on either side of the head.... Like from the front of the head to about the back of the ear.

Then split that section into three parts and begin a regular braid.

About one or two plaits in, start adding big sections to make it a french braid. You want to keep it as low as possible on the head.

This is how it should look so far. If you are having troubles keeping the braid low to the head, that is okay, it will just be a little bit higher.

When I got just about behind the ear on the other side, I ran out of hair to add to the bottom, so I only added from the top. You don't have to do that.

At the end, you could continue the braid, or you can just make it a side ponytail  like I did.

Back View:

Right Side:

Left Side:

ENJOY!

~Kailey:D

The Wrap around Dutch/French Braid

     The first thing you want to do is take a little chunk of hair on the side of the head and separate it into three sections.

 

  


     In a normal braid, you would take the side sections and move them over the middle section. In a dutch braid, you take the side sections and move them under the middle section. 

     Once you do one plait, start adding hair into the braid. After a while, it should start looking like this. Sorry, I had to switch heads.

                           Just keep on braiding until you get on the other side of the head.

                                           You can also do this as a regular french braid.

                                       You can also put accessories in. I hope you enjoy!


                                                                   ~Kailey