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4 Ways to Do Different Braids

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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Introduction:

Braids are a popular and versatile hairstyle that can be worn for casual or more formal occasions. They are a great way to keep hair out of the way while still looking stylish. In this article, we will discuss 4 different ways to do braids, so you can choose the perfect style for your next event.

1. Classic Three-Strand Braid

The three-strand braid is the most basic and well-known type of braid. It’s simple and timeless, making it an excellent choice for beginners or those who want a quick and easy hairstyle.

– Step 1: Brush your hair and divide it into three equal sections.

– Step 2: Cross the right section over the middle section, making it the new middle section.

– Step 3: Cross the left section over the new middle section, making it the new middle section again.

– Step 4: Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach the end of your hair.

– Step 5: Secure the braid with a hair tie.

2. Fishtail Braid

A fishtail braid is a more intricate, yet elegant type of braid that looks complicated but is quite simple once you get the hang of it.

– Step 1: Divide your hair into two equal sections.

– Step 2: Take a small strand from the outer edge of one section and cross it over to add to the other section.

– Step 3: Repeat step 2 on the other side, picking up a small strand from each side each time.

– Step 4: Continue braiding until you reach the end of your hair and secure with a hair tie.

3. Dutch Braid

Dutch braids are an inside-out version of French braids and create a more defined, raised appearance that standouts. Dutch braids work especially well for those with thick or curly hair.

– Step 1: Divide your hair into three equal sections.

– Step 2: Cross the right section under the middle one, making it the new middle section.

– Step 3: Cross the left section under the new middle section.

– Step 4: As you braid, continue adding small strands of hair from each side on top, keeping them underneath the middle section.

– Step 5: Repeat these steps until you reach the end of your hair and secure with a hair tie.

4. Crown Braid

This style creates a stunning braided “crown” around your head and serves as a beautiful and unique variation of an updo.

– Step 1: Divide your hair into two equal sections by creating a clean center part from front to back.

– Step 2: Start a Dutch braid on one side of your head, following the curvature of your head as you go along. Continue until you reach the back center point of your head.

– Step 3: Temporarily secure that braid and repeat steps 1 and 2 on the opposite side.

– Step 4: When both sides meet in the back, join them together and continue braiding until you reach the end of your hair. Secure with a hair tie.

– Step 5: Tuck the two ends underneath each other and hide them along with any loose hairs, securing it using bobby pins.

Conclusion:

With these four types of braids at your disposal, you’ll never run out of fresh looks to try. Play around with different accessories like bows or flowers to add an extra touch of charm to any braided hairstyle. So go ahead – embrace your creativity and start experimenting with these braiding techniques today!

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