How I Do My Hair With A Headcovering Dutch Braid Updo Mennonite
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Prep the top section. start by finger combing the top section of your hair, particularly the bang area. gather this section and secure it at the back, creating a small poof in the front. use bobby pins to keep it in place. making dutch braid. 2. make the dutch braid. initiate the dutch braid at the crown of your head, moving towards the back. This dutch braid up do hair style is perfect for weddings, a date, or school.♥ visit our website bit.ly luxyhairextensionsall you need to do th. Start by sectioning the hair on a side part and continue section to just on top of the ear. step 2. begin a three stranded dutch braid, taking smaller sections around hair line and bigger sections on the top of the head. step 3. pull out braid only around perimeter, and continue braiding around the nape of the neck. step 4. 1. starting at the nape, loosely curl the hair. this will help your braid hold better. 2. create a side part and clip the smaller section away. starting at the hairline, begin a dutch braid down the head and continue braiding to the very end. secure the braid with an elastic, but wrap it a little loose, then hold the end of the braid and.
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Start by sectioning the hair on a side part and continue section to just on top of the ear. step 2. begin a three stranded dutch braid, taking smaller sections around hair line and bigger sections on the top of the head. step 3. pull out braid only around perimeter, and continue braiding around the nape of the neck. step 4. 1. starting at the nape, loosely curl the hair. this will help your braid hold better. 2. create a side part and clip the smaller section away. starting at the hairline, begin a dutch braid down the head and continue braiding to the very end. secure the braid with an elastic, but wrap it a little loose, then hold the end of the braid and. You can do a small bun at the end of the braid with the tail of your hair (like i do in the video) you can do a ponytail if your hair is thick enough. you can do a basic infinity braid in the rest of the hair if you have enough hair to work with. you can tuck the ends of the hair up under the braid, to create a different kind of updo. Secure the end of the braid with a hair tie or elastic band. repeat the process on the other side to create a second dutch braid. gather the rest of your loose hair and the two braids, pulling them all into a high ponytail at the crown of your head. secure the ponytail with a hair tie or elastic band.
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