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DOUBLE FRENCH BRAIDS

Say au revoir to boring hairstyles, and bonjour to plaited perfection with double French braids. Plaits don’t have to be breezy and free-flowing – keep your braided tresses back and out of the way.

Escape the stereotype with this look – opt for tied back French braids, loosened for an undone finish. Get a braided hairstyle that shows your personality, not everyone else’s.

For everyday casual or festival chic, make French braids your go-to bohemian look. With this stress-free how-to guide, achieving braid hairstyles has never been easier.

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STEP BY STEP

1. Creating centre parting

2. Secure one side

3. Take triangle section and split in 3

4. Pass inner strand over middle

5. Pass outer strand over middle

6. Add extra hair on second pass

7. Repeat steps 4, 5, and 6

8. Braid to the bottom and secure

9. Repeat braiding technique on other side

10. Loosen sections near face

11. Spray with hairspray

STEP BY STEPS

Step 1:

Creating centre parting

Brush the hair with a ghd tail comb and create a centre parting all the way to the bottom of the head.

Step 2:

Secure one side

Tie away one side with an elastic.

Step 3:

Take triangle section and split in 3

Starting at the top of the other side, take a triangle section and divide into three smaller sections. TIP: To create a French braid (which sits flush to the head), the braiding action goes over rather than under.

Step 4:

Pass inner strand over middle

Take the inner strand of hair and pass it over the middle strand

Step 5:

Pass outer strand over middle

Then take the outer strand and pass it over the middle strand.

Step 6:

Add extra hair on second pass

On the second pass, start to add a small amount of hair and then pass over – make sure you are neat when adding in the extra hair.

Step 7:

Repeat steps 4, 5, and 6

Continue this technique, continually adding hair to the outer and inner strands, and passing over each time. TIP: Try and keep your braid central down the back of your head.