❶ How To Braid Trendy Braids

For several years now stylists, advocating naturalness and simplicity, have been using braids to create an image. And after all, this is not only fashionable, but also convenient: unlike conventional styling, the braid lasts much longer, and a woman does not have to correct her hair all the time. Location: Location: Braids should be braided when the hair is thoroughly washed and carefully dried so that it is not too fluffy, otherwise the strands will get messed up in a completely different order than the owner of the hair would like. If your hair is naturally thin and fluffy, you need to apply mousse or foam to it before weaving the braids.

Before practicing weaving fashionable braids, it would be nice to remember how a classic braid is braided. The principle is arch-simple: hair is divided into three approximately equal strands. Alternately - first the left, then the right strand is superimposed on the middle one. After that, you can already move on to weaving a slightly more complex French braid, the creation of which is based on the same technique. True, each time hair is braided to the left or to the right strand, respectively, on the left and right.

You should start to weave such a braid from the base of hair growth. A small strand is taken and divided into three - this is the basis of a French braid, braided like a classic. After creating the base, the strands on the right and left are gradually added: the thicker the strands, the larger the weaving. You need to finish weaving in the usual, classic way, securing the tip with an elastic band or a bow.

A "disheveled" French braid is a weakening of an already created weave. Starting from the end of a regular French braid, secured with a bow or elastic band, small strands are pulled out. All this is done to make the hairstyle look more voluminous. A reverse French braid is braided in the same way as a simple one. However, the strands are not superimposed on top, but braided from below. The braid also becomes more voluminous.

To braid a tourniquet, you first need to collect your hair in a ponytail and secure it at the base with an elastic band. After that, divide it into two equal parts, each of which should be tightly twisted clockwise (or counterclockwise - this is not important) and twisted, but in the opposite direction. The resulting "sausage" can be secured with a bow, elastic band or hair clip.

Going to study or work in a serious institution, it is better to limit yourself to classic or French braids. Whereas for a fashionable party it is better to prepare more thoroughly, and braid a plait or "disheveled" French braid.