Thursday, November 15, 2018

Looped Dutch Braids | Q's Hairdos

Quincy asked for her hair to be done like this last week and it turned out so cute! I had a bunch of requests for a tutorial so I thought I would show you before all of the holiday parties. I think it would be a perfect holiday hairstyle!

A tutorial for my hairstyle in the video can be found here: https://youtu.be/7sHt8cxBY3M
  1. Start with a deep side part and slightly damp hair.
  2. Part down the middle back.
  3. Take a one inch diagonal section parallel to the part line.
  4. Split the section into three.
  5. Start a dutch braid by crossing the side section underneath the middle section.
  6. Now add hair to each side and cross under the middle.
  7. Continue adding hair to each stitch and crossing under the middle each time.
  8. Once the braid has reached the nape of the neck add an elastic a few inches up to form a ponytail.
  9. Now three strand braid the hair to the end. Leaving about 3-4 inches of hair at the end un-braided.
  10. Secure with an elastic.
  11. Flip the braid up so the elastic meets where the ponytail began.
  12. Take another elastic and wrap it around the braid twice.
  13. Keeping it on your fingers, wrap the ends of the hair towards the front and around once or twice.
  14. Now grab the ends with your fingers that have the elastic on them and pull the elastic around the braid and those ends one more time.
  15. Repeat on the opposite side.
  16. Begin a dutch braid by splitting into three.
  17. Remember to cross the sides underneath the middle.
  18. Secure the braid with an elastic a few inches above the nape.
  19. Three strand braid.
  20. Wrap an elastic around a few times and then wrap the ends around towards the front.
  21. Secure it with the elastic and you're done!
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