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Home›How To›How to Do a Five Strand Braid: 13 Steps

How to Do a Five Strand Braid: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 10, 2023
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Braiding your hair can be a fun and stylish way to change up your look, and a five strand braid is an exciting variation from the traditional three strand braid. Here are 13 steps on how to create this intricate hairstyle.

1. Start with clean, dry hair: For the best results, make sure your hair is freshly washed and thoroughly dry before beginning.

2. Brush your hair: Ensure your hair is smooth and free of tangles by running a brush through it from roots to ends.

3. Divide your hair into five even sections: Using a comb or your fingers, separate your hair into five equal parts. Keep them separated with clips or rubber bands if needed.

4. Begin braiding: Hold the first two strands (A and B) in your left hand, and the last three strands (C, D, and E) in your right hand.

5. Cross strand A over strand B: This will bring strand A to the middle of the entire braid.

6. Move strand E over strand D: Now, move strand E over strand D in your right hand, making it the new center strand.

7. Cross strand C over strands A and E: With strand C now in the middle, you’ve completed one full pass of the braid pattern.

8. Continue braiding: Repeat steps 5 through 7 until all of your hair has been braided. This means alternating between crossing strands on the left side of the braid with those on the right side of the braid to create the intricate five-strand pattern.

9. Set a consistent tension: As you braid, consistently apply pressure on each strand to keep them evenly tight and prevent any loose sections.

10. Keep track of each strand’s position: Focus on ensuring that each section has its own consistent spot within the braid to avoid mixing up the pattern.

11. Secure the end of the braid: Once you have reached the end of your hair, use a small, clear elastic band to secure the end of the braid tightly.

12. Adjust and fluff as needed: Gently pull on each section at the sides of the braid to add more volume and create a more full-bodied appearance.

13. Finish with hairspray: For extra hold and a polished look, lightly mist your finished braid with hairspray to keep everything in place throughout the day.

And there you have it! With a little practice, you’ll be a pro at creating beautiful five-strand braids in no time. This hairstyle is perfect for special events or just for adding a unique twist to your everyday look. Enjoy your newfound braiding skills!

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