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4 Ways to Side Braid Hair

By Matthew Lynch
December 22, 2023
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Introduction:

Side braids are a versatile hairstyle that can be worn for casual events or dressed up for more formal occasions. With endless variations to choose from, it can add an extra level of elegance and charm. In this article, we will explore four different ways to side braid hair to help you create unique styles for any occasion.

1.Classic Side Fishtail Braid:

A classic side fishtail braid is simple, stylish, and suitable for various occasions. To achieve this look:

– First, comb your hair and gather it to one side of your head.

– Separate your hair into two even sections.

– Take a small strand from the outer edge of the first section and cross it over to join the second section.

– Repeat with a small strand from the outer edge of the second section, crossing it over to join the first section.

– Continue this process until you reach the end of your hair and secure with an elastic band.

2.Dutch Side Braid:

A Dutch side braid adds volume and texture to transform a regular braid into a standout style. Here’s how to get this look:

– Part your hair to one side and begin braiding on the larger section.

– Divide your hair into three equal sections near the temple.

– Start with a regular braid by crossing the left strand under the middle strand, followed by crossing the right strand under the middle strand.

– Before each subsequent crossover, pick up an additional section of hair from along your hairline and incorporate it into the braid.

– Continue this process until you reach your desired length and secure with a hair tie.

3.Side French Braid:

This romantic style looks intricate but is surprisingly easy to create. Follow these steps:

– Part your hair on one side and begin braiding on the wider section.

– Separate your hair into three sections near the temple.

– Start with a regular braid by crossing the right strand over the middle strand, then cross the left strand over the middle strand.

– Before each cross-over, pick up an additional section of hair from along your hairline and incorporate it into the braid.

– Continue this process until you reach your desired length and secure with a hair tie.

4.Rope Twist Side Braid:

A rope twist side braid adds a modern twist to traditional braids. Here’s how to create this look:

– Comb your hair and gather it to one side of your head.

– Divide your hair into two equal sections.

– Twist both sections clockwise from top to bottom.

– Combine the two sections by wrapping them counterclockwise around each other to form a single rope-like braid.

– Secure with an elastic band at the end.

Conclusion:

These four side braid styles offer unique looks suitable for any occasion. Whether you’re attending a casual event or dressing up for a night out, mastering these braiding techniques can upgrade your hairstyle repertoire and provide endless styling options. Experiment with different variations and accessories to create a fresh look every time.

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