Unlike your high school French class, creating aFrench braidis uncomplicated.
Consider twisting your braid into a bun, wearing two as pigtails, or weaving them into half-up hairstyles.
Beginners, youll ace this lesson, as theres little finesse and zero conjugation involved.
Jason Kim
Repeat this step with the right section.
Continue the same method, but start adding small sections of hair from both sides.
Mastering the hand positioning can be one of the most challenging aspects of French braiding.
Weave the sections of hair under and over each other, just as you would with a standard braid.
Then, continue with a classic, three-strand braid like the one you started with.
Weave the sections of hair under and over each other, just as you would with a standard braid.
Leave about two inches of hair unbraided and secure with an elastic, says Hawkins.
@valerie.salondj
This loosens the braid and gives it a more laid-back vibe.
Content creatorD Bellacreated this locd French braid, which weaves locs together into one singular plait.
Okay, this is technically a fishtail braid disguised as a French braid.
@dbellalocs
Instead, she suggests leaving the strands loose to achieve a relaxed effect.
This double French braid ponytail by hairstylist Reem Niameh is perfect for everyday and formal events.
Gently tug on the braid after youve created it to loosen it further and create even more movement.
@nikabelyanka
Want to be able to admire your French braid in the mirror?
Sweep the plait to the side of your head.
This look by content creatorKayley Melissais proof that you dont need long hair to wear a French braid.
@reem.niameh.hairstyle
She goes on to say that its quick and easy to create and gets a lot of love.
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@merwaveuk
@kayleymelissa
