Tessi Wood: Crown Braided Double Bun | Q's Hairdos

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A fun up do style for a special occasion or any day at all!

Start by using some dry shampoo (I will link my favorite below) to give texture and rid any excess oil.
At the part line start a dutch braid (for a dutch braid tutorial you can find the link below as well)
You will grab a section of hair and cross middle over top of the outside pieces
Add to the side section and cross the middle section over the top
Add to the other side and cross the middle over the top
Continue this for about 4 or 5 stitches
Be sure to turn your head so that the hair is braided where it needs to be, so that when you pull it back it doesn't bubble.
Braid to the end and secure with an elastic.
Now pancake for the desired effect by softly pulling on the outer edges of the braid.
Take a small section on the other side and add a rope braid
Split in two and cross one over the top then add into the front section
Cross over again and add to the front section
Continue with about 4 or 5 stitches
Now twist each section and cross over each other to twist all the way to the end
Secure with an elastic and pancake the rope braid.
Take the braid and pull across the back to secure with two bobby pins
Take the rope twist and tuck it under the braid, then secure with a bobby pin
Take out the elastics
At this point the style is pretty as is and you can just curl the remaining hair, or you can add the buns
For the buns, split the hair in half and take a large elastic
I will be doing two of my signature messy buns here, for a slower tutorial you can tap the Top Knot tutorial at the end of this video, or you can find the link below.
Basically just split the hair in half and pull the elastic over then tuck the ends back in
Adjust the hair by pulling at the ends to make them fluffier.
I like to pull out a few pieces to frame my face and that's it!