Braids and Braidouts
Items
needed: A comb (to section and part the hair),
and hair clips (to keep the hair out the way), and hair
products (gel or a pomade)
Instructions
Step
1: With damp and detangled hair, grad a section of
your hair (the size you use is your choice) and apply a little
of your product on this section only.
Step
2: Take this section and part it into three pieces:
outer left, middle, outer right.
Step
3: Place the outer left piece over the middle, and
the middle piece becomes the outer left. Keep doing this process
all the way down towards the ends. I usually leave about a
half of inch and twirl the ends to make the braid stay together
or you can use perm rods on the ends.
For a
braid-out, I usually make about 15 braids the night before.
In the morning I unbraid it and shake my head to make it full.
(The more braids you make, the tighter the wave pattern will
be and the longer the hairstyle should last.)
Instructions
Step
1: With damp and detangled hair, grad a section
of your hair (the size you use is your choice) and apply
a little of your product on this section only.
Step
2: Take this section and part it into three pieces:
outer left, middle, outer right.
Step
3: Place the outer left piece over the middle,
and the middle piece becomes the outer left. Keep doing
this process all the way down towards the ends. I usually
leave about a half of inch and twirl the ends to make
the braid stay together or you can use perm rods on the
ends.
For
a braid-out, I usually make about 15 braids the night
before. In the morning I unbraid it and shake my head
to make it full. (The more braids you make, the tighter
the wave pattern will be and the longer the hairstyle
should last.)
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