Today's hairstyle looks hard, but once you know how to waterfall braid, it's so easy. Don't believe me? Just wait and see.
My favorite thing about this braid is that it easy but still works for more formal occasion. But at the same time, it doesn't look out of place when worn for every-day.
My favorite thing about this braid is that it easy but still works for more formal occasion. But at the same time, it doesn't look out of place when worn for every-day.
The Double Waterfall Braid
- Brush your hair and make a deep side part.
- On the side heavy with hair, pick up a small section above the temple. Be sure not to use too much. You'll need hair left for the second part.
- Waterfall braid all the way around to the other side. If you don't know how to waterfall braid, there's a link below.
- Finish the braid with a basic braid and temporarily secure it.
- Repeat steps 2-3 again about an inch below the first braid. When you add hair to the top, use the pieces you dropped from the first braid.
- When you reach the other side, unsecure the first braid.
- Unravel the braid a little and add the sections to the sections of the second braid. Try to match the sections up.
- Finish with a basic braid.
See Wasn't that easy?
RhoXie
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