Now, what to do with your hair? Put it in a braid ... Attending a weekend festival? This braid gets better by the day (just add beads or fresh flowers for a little pick-me-up).

2. Separate the three sections. Push the hair that falls in front of your ears over your shoulders to keep it away from the section you're about to braid. 3. Create an inverted French braid in the ...

But the style isn't as effortless as it looks, especially if you're trying to French braid your own hair. Since it's difficult to see what your hands are doing behind your head, things can easily ...

Before you start braiding, you need to prep your hair. Tochterman advised grabbing a brush and bungee. A hair bungee is better than tying your hair with traditional elastic bands — which can ...

you'll want to grab a few packs of textured kanekalon hair to wrap over your box braids to create the voluminous "bubble" look. 3. Strong rubber bands = less stress. Obvi we don't want hair ties ...

Guillen applied Shu Uemura Essence Absolue oil to moisturize hair and create shine. 3) Braid both sides of hair separately. To get a unique braid texture, try using one smaller strand and two ...

We're breaking it all down for you below. First, know that most braided hairstyles work best on relatively dirty hair (that extra grit means more texture but less slip). Then, to make for the ...