Need To Know About Braids Hairstyle

Braid Rings

Piercings are no longer just for your skin! We are considering rings and other jewelry incorporated into French braids and cornrows. Just make sure you remove any hair jewelry before bed to avoid the rings from causing damage to your hair in your sleep.

French Braid + Tuck

An oldie but a goodie! We love this French braid style for short hair. All you require are a few bobby pins.

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Here’s how to do it:

Take a small section of hair from above your forehead. It should be about the width of your face and about two inches back. Use a couple of bobby pins to save this section to the top of your head.

Take two small pieces of hair from on either side of your face, just below the pinned section, and pull that back to behind the pinned section. Part into three sections and braid once.

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Begin incorporating small pieces of hair into the braid, alternating every side of the head.

Maintain adding sections and braiding hair until all hair has been braided. Safe the ends of the braid into a small ponytail with a clear elastic hair tie.

Twist the small ponytail and tuck underneath the braid, then pin in place to conceal it.

Mist hair with Toppik Fiber Hold Spray to add shine and prevent flyways.

You can also easily turn this plait hairstyle into a Dutch braid. Just braid all sections of hair under instead of over for a raised, textured braid.



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